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ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'.b, ,WILLIS's ROOMS. ik BARTLEMAN most respeetftilly ac- J-VA qualms the Nobility, Gentry, and his Frient! irs general., !hat his ANNUAL CONCERT will be' pertorrl on hicndai next, toe z3dof May, 18°3. ACT I. Overture, Zauber Flotte.—Mozart. • Military Symphony. Air, Mr. Harrison, and Chorus. " Comeif you dare—Purcell. New Song, Mr. Bartleman, " I bate that Drum"—Caritaby. Duet, Mrs. 111 LLI NGTON- and Mr. HARRISON, "To. gether let us range the fields."—Boyle. Concerto from Selea Harmony,, for Two Violins and Vio lincullo, Messrs. Cramer, H. Smart, and Lindley—Haw , dd. Duetto (MS.) Mc. Harrison and Mr, Bartleman, " Dove scure"—Motart. Chorus, "A Seethe proud Chief"—Handel. Song, Mrs. Billington, " Oppresso agitato"—Nassolini. Grand Chorus from the Creation, " Thu Heavens are telling the glory of God"—Dr. Haydn. ACT 11. • The Second Oboe Concerto—Halide!. New Ode, " Mona on Snowdon calls," five voices—Dr. Crotch. Song (MS.) Mr. Harrison, (Como obligato Mr. l'etrides).-.:. Di, M.ijo. New Glee, " Let net rage thy bosom firing," Mrs. BI L • LI NGTON.—Harnionizedby Mr. Greatorex. Double Chorus, " !malarial Lord of earth and skies"— Handel. Cantata (MS - 4 Mr. Bartlenum, " The. Dream." In the Colled;un of the late Dr. Arnold, (by Permission of the • Administrarix)—Purcell. New Glee, Four Voices, with Accompaniments .for Two Performers on One Piano Forte. and French Horns, cont. IMPERIAL PA L I AME,Nt. - wrs - rmiNsTLit-ris.zoe•t• Under the Patrenag,. of Their Royal Highnesses the • Prince of Wales and Duke of York. , ON MONDAY,: May s 23, and Five innowingJ ' Evenings,'will be presented, a New French Spethele, performed but twelve Nights last Season, with'new Scenery, Music, Dresses, &c. THE PERILOUS CAVERN. Immediately after 7th time, a NeW)iallet of Ammon, composed by Mons. St. Pierre, called, THE 'MARRIAGE CONTRACT. Messrs. Smith and Crossman, with their Tiockl of Eques. trians, will go through various unparalleled Feats of HORS EM A N S The whole to . conclude with, 37th time, a new Harlequin. ade, with extensive Scenery and Machinery, uncommon Changes, Magical Tricks, acc; called, • SILVER STAR.- . Dclineoting,' in twenty-three entirely New Scenes, various extraordinary Adventures of the motley Hero, and hair- breadth - Escapes of his PuNticrs. In the course 'of the Pantomime will be pourtrayed, an exad 'Representation of the Procession to the I N STA L LAT' N • of the KNIGHT at the BATH; with a cuffed View of the Exterior of ‘Vestilliinster-Abbey, and all Ow Public Buildings, Sm. in Palace-Yard. °' On Whit-Monday, 3oth inst. will be presented, for the rstlime, an entire New Grand Spedaele, called Man fred ; or, The Castle of Otranto ; with most superb Scimery, Dresses, Banners, 4.:c. 'V The new Comic Pantomime. by• Mt. Laurent 'will be produced in a few days. Doors to opened at Half-past Five, to begin it Half-past Six o'Clock. Box as. Second Price, 23.—Pit, as. Second Price, is.— Call. is. Second Price 6d. Second Pri'ce to commence at Half-past E ight _precisely. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-Othee,West minster-Bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. . . HOUSE OF PEERS: FRIDAY, itAir . 20. Cdtiusrt. were teard in continuatioti;,. ttlaiiie to ilfe Scotch Appeal, The Carron Company v. .Obrivie, vie. MessrS. A T. Exit NISER and•MugaAY as Counsel for the Re spondent. The lordly; hearing was defertcd . till Tuesday. The Earls of SaaitTnNtoßz•and Ro.ctl oxv—ViscLmilt Mr nor. sro N, and Lord For.ti , an his coining ofitsi wise* sworn, and took their Seats. . • The Bills upon the Table Were forwarded in their respeC. five stages. • The Gold and Silver Bullion Bin was brought UP /*rum the Commons by Mr. Ata.kitnnr.it, and several priVate Bills were brought up by dill rent Gentlemen ; these were severally read .3 first Mlle. „ After tome routine businesS had been disposed of; Lw - d BORIATGIVN rose, and having 'complimented Noble Friend (Lord P sr.:Last) on me cancloin',ll9 h t,i,heron on all similar occasions, observed, there Was some farther information which he thought necessary for the din s tion of , the very important subjea, thudisc assign of ',a' Lich was•then pjendi h sic doubted not the: Noble Lf>td:Nt,uhi manifest his ustAal candor in aftZtrding that which ite to. He first adverted to that important part of His Alajuity'i .Royal Declaration ' wherein it is stated that 44 violence in several instances been offered to the Vessels anA Vroper.. ties of his Subjects; and that in no case justice has Aaeen affarded to those who May have been .aggriet , ed in cori;ie.: (Flew of such ails." This was a point of thar rtattnir(nt which he thought due intbrmation Should be 'fiver). Noble Lord acconlingly stated his intention to :move tor, Copies of all Papers which had been transtnit:eri on ties, heads, tOgether with the answers tip:rm. FIG Lordship next adverted to the arrestment, ate. of Captain D'Ativergile; anti alluded to the 'opinion which generally prevailed as to that affair. He thought some particular information should be laid before the House on that head. He then adverted tti what was stated of a Codes Nojci and the proposition of basis which wenttosurrend:r the Isle of Malta in perpetui.; ty to Great Britain. He thoughtfulier information should be affhided, as to these points, as, in the important queSlitin of Peace and War, the most minute points were olcompara. tire importai.ce. He professed his unwillingneSs propoiai any thing that would tend to embarrass His Majest 2 . 's vernment, or interrupt that unanimity which ne sn ardently ' wished should prevail I but in his view of the, general ',!ib.; jeer; the information he alluded to %Vali proper to f af.: forded. _ . • _ _ To the Worthy and Independent F.I..tCTOR.S of the BOROUGH of BOSTON. y, CZNTLMEN, THE truly arduous -and 'important Conflict in which you have been engagal t IS, :liter a painful and laborious Poll, at last happily- cerium:iced in favour of zny Son. Uentlemen, that Son will (1 am confident) on the mo. menu of the intelligence, b:.• allectingly overpowered by the consideration, that from your manly and determined energy, he is arrived at the summit of his ambition, and placed by you in the dignitied situation of one of the Representatives of his native Borough : He will tixl the high obligation as lie.! ought. Gentlemen, lam proud of such a Son : for I never knew him to swerve from the line of Duty ; and 1.. trust that this is the strongest plea winch a Father can adduce to you, that the purity of ins mind, and the integrity of his principles, will induce him to exert his utmost etlorts to discharge with fidelity and honour his Parliamentary duty, and to promote the interests of your Borcugh in particular. I. request • you, Gentlemen, to accept my most grateful thanks for theobligations conferred on him this day ; and tc. assure you, that on the moment of his arrival he wil hasten to pay those personal respects to you which are so justly due. posed expressly for the measion-Stevens. Song, Mrs. Billington,- (by desire), " The Soldier tir'd of alarms"---Dr. Arne. Double Chorus, " lie gave them hailstones"—Handel. Principle Vocal Performers, Mrs. 131 LLINGTON, (Being the last Concert she will sing atthis Season.) • • Master PRICE., and Miss TENNANT, Pilr. HARRISON, Mr. SALE,-Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. GOSS, And • Mr. HA RTLEMAN. Leader of the Rand, Mr. CRAMER. Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. GRF.ATOREX., Gentlemen, whilst I make my grateful acknowledgments for my Son, 1 wish still that it should be lastingly impressed upon you' minds, that 1 shall never, during the remaining period of my Lite, be utunitialui of the lepeatedarid wished favours conferred upon mysoll. I have the Honour to remain, with every becoming senti. :neat of gratitude and respect, Gentlemen, . • Your most obliged and devoted Servant, THOMAS FYDELL. Final State of ths: Poll. • T. ryclell, junior, Esq. - . Colouei Ogle, . 93 Majority in favour of :Ai. . 6$ A. FEMALE kit with SEVEN CHILDREN unprovided tor, and under circumstances peculiarly Distressing, solicits the assistance of the Benevolent to en able her to Discharge some Debts necessity and the wants of her. Little Ones obliged her to Contrail, and Reticent Pro perty parted from for one quarter its value. She returns her most grateful thanks to tbose Ladies and Gentlemen who Kaye so generously stepped forward to save an uhproteaed Woman and Seven Fatherless Children from penury and want.' The Whole of the Vocal Concert Band is engaged, with many additional Performer*. The Chorueses will he supported by the Young Gentle men of His Majesty's Chapel, St. Pauli, and Westminster Abbey = All the Chorus belonging to, the Ancient and Voce 'Concerts, and many Members of the Choral , Paid. The Doors will be open at Seven, anal the Performance begin - exaaly at -Eight o'Clock. Mr. Townsend will he at the Htnad of the Peace Officers, and attend to the Accommo. dation in the Company. Ticketi, Half- - a-Guineaeach, to be had of Mr. Bartleman, No. 9, Golden-square ; also at the Music Shops of Messrs. Birchidl, Smarr, and Clementi and Co. Rev. R. F. -• 3 3 1, C . ,C.lO 6 Hun. Albs A. C. C.l). 1 1 . f. D. E. . to 6 Edw. W. 13. Esq. - 5 0 Eat of Eglintoun . t C. F. Esq. • 55 A Gentleman • z 6 Wrn• J. - • z t Lady S. 0. B. - lo 6 A Lady - • o 7 L. M. . • a S Mr. P. . 0 3 Lord PELF-Milt observed, that With respcci to a part at vat his Noblefriend had adverted to, as rie....,4sary tion,_ he certainly had. no objection to its fusing brought ti. , r.; ward, alluding to the violence olkred to Vesseis . , &c. with rvsned to other points, the case 4.V:14 dittrent--andaS to son . of those, •Ministers were nor in I.)oiession of Dociamenta which would enable thmt to give a satisfactory With regard to the important proposition . of a Contra Projeti however, he had to, obsetie i that certainly no Contre Projet had been delivered : with respedt to what had been said or ad existing Negotiation, he kit it necessary to state, that sortui communications had been received, but the were unorfLial; and of • that confidential nature, which was obviously not tit to he than stated. lie wished, At the same time; that it may, not be thought, that what he alluded to Ithinc.4l a basis for Negotiation. He meant not to,deurthefatt :nat a Paper had been transmitted, but he rcpeat,,d, that it was Of that uatitli. vial, and of the same confidentiai nature to whisi) he had al: lulled. May 17, 1803. AT a MEETING of the SLOOIVLSBURY and INNS OF COURT ASSOCIATION, 'holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern this 1).ty,., • The Letter of the Lord Lieutenant of the County, tigni. fYing His Majesty's most gracious Acceptance of the °Mr of this Association to be re-embodied, upon the same twins as heretofore, having been et.si, Resolved, (amongst other things),. That this AiSaciiitiull be forthwith Lenbodied as a Military Corps. That a Committee be appointed to prepare such Regula tions as may be dcesncd nuces.iary for the consideration of the Association at large. 'Oat such COMMittee do, for the , present, meet everyday gt Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at Stele's - Coffee-house, ineolnoi That Such Committee have the power of admitting new Members of the Association. That every Member of the Association who intends to con tinue his Servlees, and wile) has not already.given in his Name and P Lice of Abode. is requested inunearliately to do so to the Committee. That every Centteman wishing to be informed rtspeeting the Terms ut Service, or of Admission, or any other.Varticu -I"rs, is requelited to apply to the Cominitiet for that pur pose, between the Hours or Two and Pour, at Serle's Cut. fee-house, until a proper Office be . found for the Secretary of the Association. .WANTED TO PUR. HASE, 6r HIRE one long Lease, Ina Dry Healthy Situatiou, within 4 o !vines of London. A Large Ciantrtndious FAMILY HOUSE, in A complete Repair, %yell supplied with good Water, light convenitnt Attics , and a large Walled Garden, or In. closed 'Shrubbery. The Counties of Middlesex, Surry, Berks. Hens, or .Bucks will be preferred, and the nearest Vicinity to a good Marker-town. Answers (post paid) to be addressed to Mts.. Cowdrey, No. 8 Edgeware-ruad, London. _ . This Day was published, Price 23. al. THE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE be tween GREAT-BRITAIN and FRANCE, on the subjeet of the late NEGOTIATION • with His MAIES TY's DECLARATION. To which is prefixed, The Pre liminary and Dehnstive Treaties of Peace, and Sebastiani's Report. London: Printed by D. N. Shur)+, Berwick-street, Soho; fur T. Hurst, Paternoster-row, and I. ginger, No. 169, Pic cadilly, opposite Bond-street. — jar! STANHOPE eitpressed his opinion, th:A. the Nobld Secretary was right in agreeing to atlbrd such parts.of the re quired information as he had allude.! to; hut with respect. to other points to which the Noble Secretary seentA to disa. grtz . „.hc entertained a 4.,4ltrary opi hien, as ile;nr. tuation. necesshry to bear 'otit what had been :ttivai‘ced on the part of His Majesty's Government ; With respea to w Wt. ever should be laid before the Flousei . he thought adeqnate time should be allowed for its examination.; it tnere.tore, he thoUght, should be made a mutter of subsequent discumoon. The Question on the first Motion proposed by Lord ho. let ric DON was put, and as we could collect, onWeel accord. inglv. The other Propositions, atter soire explatuttiOn field his Lordship . , were not urged h_y i at present. • • Earl Ell 1 filLl.l.l.if then caHc:d the. attention of iheii Lordships to some points connected with the general subje&; and which, he thought; were oitho most seribus important:4,4 On several of these he thought additional information ueces sary ; he adverted particularly to the allairoi the persons wfiti were sent to several ports as Coinmert:ial Agents, and hi the first instance proposed a Motion for some specific informatieri on that head. '(PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chau:try, bearing Date the tith Day of No , ember, OW, made in a Cause Intitled, MI L LARD, against HAR. , DINO, such Persons who were joint Creditors of CHAR LES HENRY HUNT, THOMAS HUNT. JOSEPH lIARDING,and SAMUEL OLIVER llUNT,litt:toi Str.u. ford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick, Bankers and Co-partners, at the time of the Exectition of Indentures Of Lease and Release, bearing Date the 2 4 th and 2jth D.tys of April, 1793, are on or, before the 23d Day of June next, to come in and prove their Debts before Peter (toltord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; I.ollaoll, or in de fault the. Oey will be peremptorily euluded the benefit of the said Decree.. BULCo FE, near NOVIINWIANI. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION S By Mr. GASKELL, On Tuesday the stith lune next, in 26 Lots, VALUABLE COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, TI T HE PRE I; and FREE from LAND • TAX, most delightfully situaten at BULCOTE, in the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM, on a pleasing eminence, bounded on the North by Wood Laud ;, has many charm ing 4ltitations for Building purposes, vommanding interesting and extensive Prospects over the River Trent, and Vale ; compristng the MANOR of BULCOTE, with Qutt Rents, lee.- and about TWO HUNDRED ACRES of sound rich MEADOW, PASTUK F., and ARABLE LAND. For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. Gaskell, Notting ham.- • •. ' SAM. C, COX, Chairman. SOLD . IIY'AUCTIC)N, THE HISTORY 'OE THE LATE WAR. THE Publisher respeUf u lly announces, that Mr. STEPH ENS's History of the late War. front the corn-. Menceinent of -Hostilities between France and Austria.'in 1792, till the Peace between France and Great Britain, in I EO2, WAS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, and may now be had of all Boolc.sellers. The Work consists of two very large and handsome Vo.. lumrs,'rnediunt quarto, accompanied with Nl:,ps and with copious an 4 very particular Indexes, and is sJld fur three CuineaS alai a Half In boards. No. 71, _St. Paul's Churchyard, May _ 2,4411, 1803. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery., made in a Causeof ROGERS against '1 11 1:C• NER, the CREDITORS and.IZGATEES of THOMAS OLDHAM, late of .Shacklewell, in the County of Middle sex, Esq. who died in the year 1799. ate forthwith to come in and prove their Delfts, and claim their' Legacies before john Wilmot, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Charqbers in Soiathanyton-buildings ' Chancery-lane, London; er in default thereof; they will be excluded the benefit of the decree. At the Chequer-Inn, at Goidhanger, in the-County of Essex, on Friday ,the 27th Day of May, 14g, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (iit'suCh Lots and subject to such Conditions as shall be then dread, -unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Conttaci), A FRIEHOLI) ESTATE, in the Parishes of Beckinghatnund Goldhanger, in the County of Essex, about ilia Miles from Malden ; consi sting Of a ..Messttage, now divided into Two Tenements, with a Bars Stablii, ;old Out buildings, and divers Parcels of inclosed' Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, containing in the whole by estimation 89 A. 3 19 P. in the holding of Mr. joseph Bygrave, for a Term whereof two Years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, at a-very low and improveable Rent. *** Mr. Benjamin Taylor at the Chequer-Inn, at Cold. hanger,'near Malden, will chew the Lands ; and further Par. ticulars ma be had of Messrs. Baxter and Martin, Fund-, val's-Inn; London, • • • May 1 7 , 1803. • To dm OFFICERS of HIS MA lESTY's ROYAL NAVY and ARMY. • TOHN BURGESS anti . SON . take tina early op. pliinunity, In the renewal . of War, to solicit the favours et 'their Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, whoni they hart the honour of before fitting out., Otiicers going to the Fait or West Indies, or upon a Sta tionary Situation, can be provided regularly with Stores, as Will keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice. • Families in general are respettfully informed, they have latch imported a large quantity of Parmesan, Gruyer, and Chapziger Cheese, French Moutarcle de Maine,' New Salad oil, Corona Anchovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca pers, • WestphatiwHams, Rein Deers Tongues, &c. Stc. Warehouse, No. 107, Corner of the Savoy. Steps, Strand, London. NEW MANUFACTORY. D OBARTS, PLOWMAN, anti SNUGGS, beg .I.A, leave most respedfully to present their thanks to the Nobility and Gentry,for their hign and flattering approbation of the numerous and elegant. Articles for Dress invented by them ; and as their ambition is to deserve the continuance of the very distinguish Patronage they have already- experi. enced, and himiig extended their Manufatlory, and brought it to the highest degree of perftaion, they Hatter themselves /0 insure sucocs,s, by a constant and splendid variety of novel and elegant predations for Fashionable Dress. 11:hey'. Also request the Public to observe, that their Patent 1 1 4,4anu-• it lure can be has nuine 'only at their Ware-Rooms, as /here arc Shops who sell s purious and common Articles, it:lder the pretence of being from Robarts and Company's Manufactory. Consisting o f R o y a l I m p er i a l N ett , w i t h an d . witnout Silver and Cold; Cnamberrys, Sarsliet Cambries . , Italian Muslins, Italian Sarsnets in Gold tind Silver, Striped, tared and Plain. N. R. An extensive Collation of every Article for Fa tuities gping intd adourninz. No. 1, Charities Street, -Covent-Garden. A RENEWAL Olt HOSTILI'hIS musT without doubt remove that' anxious sus pense which has long obstruaed many negotiations contemplated by Gentlemen in the Military World.---Mr. ESTE, therefore; embraces this opportunity of assuring those Officers on whose behalf he has the honour to be con.. 'wiled, that whatever alteration the state of Public AfEiirs may make in the value of Commissions, it will be his en• sleaveitr to turn such' circumstances as niiich to the-besiefit of his Employers, as an experience at' many years pratlice wilt Neither Shull Mr. Este be lest Zellithi3 in facilitating 1 -I ,o tl the most eligible Terms, rho wishes of those Gentle~ rncn with at, this critical period may* emulous of Irracing the Service Cavalry or nfrintry...4s variety of Corn trtittions fat Sale, Service , ,nge and Putchaiat r Ainsi or Ai). Pivogo. !,Northv'mlbarlauti-stritity 6 trau ,• a*, w 44 ISLE.OF WIGHT. TO BE SC)I.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, r of A Most desirable PLO FREEHOLD LAND for building upon, well supplied 'with Spring Water, containing Six Acres, situate near. East Cowes, 'and having a full View of and sloping to the Sta. About an Acre and a Quarter of tams Land is abrAdy laid out in Planta— tions. For further particulars and piice, Inquire of Mti Jackson, G ray's-inn-square. • TO BE SOLD BY AucnoN, By Mr.. ABBOTT, On the Prernim, on Weuinesday, May as, and following Pay, at Twelve, in Lots,' r1"1 - 1EInabie MATERIALS of SOMERSET. HoustE, l sleworth, conveniently situated for Water Cedar, being at a tow paces front the Thames, and within a short distance of the Grand julielion Cant! ; consisting of - a great quantity of Boarding, capital Oak anti Fir Tiinbers, clean Deal I. loori. and Stairs, Panne - fed Wainscon. Plate and Crown Glass Sashes , Shutters, Doors, grand Oak Staircase, Dade and Wainscoat, Marble and 'Portland 'Chimney 'Pieces and Slabs, Dotted and Guernsey Squares, Yorkshire and Purbeck PaVenieitt, modern Iron Railing and Wrought Gates, Stone. Coping, and a great yariety. of other useful Building Mate. rials. To. be viewed two clays before the Sale,•and Cata. logues may then be had 'on the premises ; at the Crown, Reading ; White Horse, ,Uxbridge ; the Son, Kingston; and Carta way's • ,of Mr. Leroux, Surveyor, Newington Common, Hackney ; • and of Mr. Abbott, No. a 3, hord'E-market, Piccadilly. N. In a short time will be sold by Autlion. the Land. under and surrounding the Building, admirably adapted ter . country Dwellings, commanding Views of untlestribable beauty, and distant Only eight Miles front the Metropylis. MARINE =MANSION, FARM AND LANDS, RAMP -6N7 FOR SALE DY AUCTION, At the King's Arms.liin, Christchurch, on Monday the 6th of June next, at Eieten o'Clock in the Forenoon, MessUage or Mansion, late ,the ResideocC of Lieutenant General Perkins, deceased, called BEECH HOUSE, with all necessary and convenient Offices, the Manor or reputed Manor of Winkton Lai tn, and about eighty Acres of Arable or Pasture, Copse, and Wood Land, lying near the said Mansion, which is delighttully situated on an eminence, bordering on'the New-Forest, about three Miles, from the much admired and frequented Christchurch Coast, of wbich; the Isle of Wight, and Channel, it commands moss _ extensive and Picturesque Views; is surrounded with good Roads, and M a very genteel and respectable Neighbourhood, Such. Allotment of Coinmonable and Waste land as the Pruprietor of the above Estate will be entitled to, under the Christchurch Inclosure Aet now carrying into execution, will also be sold, and which will enable A . Purchaser consi ricrably to itnprove anti cunnotltlie Property. Descriptive ParticulArs may be had ten days previous to the' Sak, 4 4 the King's Arms, Christchurch; Angel,. 14. mington.l. Antelope,- Salisbury p of Mr. Baldwin, Solicitor, Ringwood ; and of Mesirs.- Blake Cook's—court; Carey. foolitsion. Wilco a rim of she'Egatoznay be gee. • NORTU OF DEVON BE SOLO Hy AUCTION, A LL' that . CA)lial, and very desirable FARM, .E IL cal led TUTS,I4 I L , and YEARN E 11: WO 0 I), situat ed in the P 36411 of Pilton, one milefront the liilarket-town of Ilarnstapi., in the. County of Ovum, consisting of a - good Farm-house, arid all necessary and . convenient Out. holtses, :with upwards of *go Aired et very good Arable, Meadow, and Puttire Land, includingabOnt 9 Acres of pleasing. Wood land, well tilled with tine thriving Oak 'limber,. and much of it grown toAiertection, The Premises are situated in a very desirable Neighbourhood, on an easy eminence which 00111111:1MIS A most enchanting Land and-River, as well as an extensive and beautitul - Sea proseect, which cannot' fail of nrakin4 it very desirable to every Gentleman of taste, in pur suit of a situation for rearing a pleasing Residence. For the Sale whereof, an Auction will ha ,holden at the King's Arms Inn, in Barnstaple aforesaid, on Saturday the 4th day all uric next, precisely at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon. For a view of the Premises, - application mav, in the mean time. be made to Mr, Sarnuet Brentridge, in Barnstaple afore said, or to. Mr. I.ewis Langdon, Auctioneer in the same Town; Pilfer. any 'further information respecting the pro. perty, apply so William H6le, Hsi'. in Barnstaple aforesaid. CAPITAL FREEHOLD NIES5t.L 4 ili at WOOD . STOCI(, in the.- County ,of oxford. TO LIE SOLD BY ALICTtON, By Mr..HALSE; On the Premises, on Tuesday the 7th day of June 1803, under such Conditions of Sale as will be then 'adduced, AFREEHOLD. MESSUAQE or 'rENE- MhIsIT, with 'a Coach-house and Four Stall Stable, Brew-house, Greeft.:house, Wash-house, and ether Offices and Conveniences in good repair, Pleasure and Kitchen Gar: Coen, and Yard, late in the occupation of Mrs. Cartwright, tleveaseil. The House is most eligibly situated, and coni- Plalith a beautiful and extensive view of the House and Park at lilerilwim ;it consists of Two Parlours, Drawing Room, Three good Bedchambers, with 'three Light Closets ! ? each callable or containing a lied, Three good garrets, and a Ser. vants 400ni over tho Stable; an additional Bed-chanther and Garret may be easily cttn.tiuuiled at a small expence, and the PrentiSes are in other respeas very improvc..able. - For a.view of the Premisei and further particulars, apply to Messrs. Morell i Atternies at Law, Oxierd,- of whom priuted particulars, with the Conditions of' Sale may be had due tune and of the Auaioneer at Oxfonl ; and at the Marlborough Arms, an d Be3r, Woodstock Staple NY1 11 14:1 ; Kiftg's ' A fficester ; and Whitt llart, Chi p pt4-Nortan. On the above and lel loWing day Sold by 11 ' 1 ° 4 ' 14 . 4 i the valuable and Useful Household . , Furni ture now en the !'remises; Catalogues of which will shortly be primed, and intfty 0 - had of the Auctioneer, and at the abbVe - Nut, Lord PELIMAI, in answer to the Noble Earl. made a ira".; riety of observations on - what failen from hint. With re• grad to a part of what was required, as.in the termer instance; the : Noble Secretary semted to entertain no objedion,. cularly to the subject (tithe above Mottan, but wititeespetti to the other parts he entertaineWeery contrary aiiinionsi. and assigned his reasons tin. deemitigthe Pm positions of the Noble , Earl ill-founded. On sonic points Ministers were not ,in posieson of regular or documentary iotarmat ion. wherewith to satisfy the - ..0h1e Earl in the w.lhe s , .'etr4 tO-requirei on others no otti.i.:l coinnitinn:ation.s passed bet‘Veen the Rattles_ With retort( to what was st: , tAl resperling the Cape; he had no objeelion to bate the deeunients produced but ht regaid to informatipn required by the Noble Earl respet4ing the A rinatnentS' in the Pores of Prance, as 41ilierted to.in His m a j est y' s Message, he felt it his duty to resist its prudttetiony first, OW the ground of its being unnecessary, spa sec: o l.4(ly. for the obvious reeson that it would he ni:hly i,riprai.nr to make piddle communications of Unit kirel received by' Go.; vertunent. He admitted at the Same time tiir,t there wcr Armarlientt in preparation, for legitimate ati4e,‘.ls on the part of France, sue as the recswery of St. Domingo, e4c: Tic Ertel of C;MLIgLE said; no Alen could reyrer so,' thing that would tend to interrupt the eXPeeled unani mity on such an occasion more 4intercly than he did; yet his duty, with 'a reference to the conduct of Ministers; would induce hint to wish for .every information which ,ha thought prOPer to to given,' The Noble E,irl then atlyerte4 to several points which had been commented an in- deialli by his Noble Friend,_{ Earl I' i ra wiL t. IA at) and on mini of these he thought the rquifell iniurin4titiri was ftreiper to he given : —The Armaments on the Coasit Frarseei in mire ticuiar, he observed, we-re so notorious, that ovary travel ler was apprised of them, 1-ie7eonelodcd by sortie general obseivations on the salutary of sets of inquiry . Lord HONART shortly stated, that whatever Ottinientt might be entertained, the Most rigorous inquiry would evince that Ministers did . evety thing, Av,ithin the ticope of 'their power, and to'the best of tivir jutiment4 whfch cc! to naintain the Honour of the Crown; and the Interest of His Majesty's Subjeds. Whatever the House sh o uld t hi n k tit to institute the inquiries so often spoken of, he should only say,.that His NikiegVo Ministers' were perf e my p re . pared to nie,:t them. The condeet of Nlinisten: in swine pointernay, with a ieft..rence to' tho difficulties they had tei encounter, appear to the uninformed to be questi t but .0144.1. c in every instance they were alike actuated by a strong thspaE; sition to maintain the Hotiotir ut' th3..Crown, and the Into test of the •Subjeet. With respea to the point of prottuvin4 the informatioe received respeerting the Armaments; he thought his Noble Culleag - tte perfectly fight in refusing it; He was fully aware of the disAdvantagee under which Mini • stera were phteedon such occasions ; hut he'titought it would ho better to sutler such disadvanteges , to exist, than to kuray the Sources of their information. . Earl Furr.wri.t.tAg spoke at SOlll /01011 eifpfairniibit: Ltd SIVANIIOPE akoexplaim..(l at SUMiI Ilia course of which, he observ(At that he litViif stated that till 4 Country would be, or could bo in imminent (tango' from the landinA of I;reircli Troops. lie never entertained tow such idea : hut what he thought danger Was to i.); ap.: prehentied front, :vas Wit:stye bad suted ofraform.” eventuK, tie hail his ilif , atligiun troth seven titlf:rent p:ersons•.. tt had; by vine motive ; perhapa vieliv Si1r111); t-cit I:o:lllltUtliCated to the fit,ttielt Qovertnnent Iv a utart of the tunic lit Fulton. l-te Vut tiWITI' in possession pt tire Itti, j o je,,,z; our , Shippling to, that extents.that many st.ienittic and professiondeetneti al men it at the ut!liflt cousequence.: Unil.:r these impressions; hehig a friend to iliarruoity, an j WiShill4 to save the live's - of hIS fellow men., a.s' well as the propeftieei of his . CountrYmen,. he had ..onimtinics.tett *hat ha knevi of the subject itt the Way he ltd ..toted ; tit; Wettaitot thve entei Wcuubt cul 6,- 4 : ',,-',' 7', .'i