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Admission 3s. Door; open at Seven, and the Concert begins. at Eight 40'Clock. SIJRREY. THE VOLUNTEERS of CAVALRY and ' FANTRY tlre COUNTY of SURREY are re quested to deter ordering their Uniforms at present s as they will receive lnstruaions on that Subject in a rtiw days. ONSLOW, I.iikutenaat. Clandon, Aug. t, ER*3.. GLOBE INSURANCE, I.L.MALL. London, July 29, 1803. N Se:ftintl In_ OTICE is hereby given, That - the. stalment of :21. per (. eor. on the Stlb , Ctlprl o. nOrwch Proprietor of the Globe Lisurance Company, a to •he ;mitt either to Messrs. Glyn and Co. Birchitt 7 lane, or to Messrit. Devaynes and Co: 1 ) .111.Ni:ill, on or ~ tore the t3th day of August next and that in rasa any Member shalt refuse . .or 'reeled to.pay its or her lititalmmt at the time appointed for that purpose, the Share or Interest of su c h. per s ,, ns so making detault, and alt Dividends doe thereon, shall nna le . &tidy become timeliert to the Compare. • By carder of the Direttors 1110111 AS H. WIL KINSON, Sec • +0 TAYLORS, DRAPERS , /..."---IT:LTVChiTti.. ASITUATION wanted.—;—A Steady Young Man, about Thirty Years of Age, wishes to be en.- 'gaged by or to a Master Taylor as a Cutter, having Irol Seven Years experience in that line and capacity ; or should any respectable Draper or Mercer wish to carry, 1411 the Ousi_ ftess of a Taylor, he will be happy to manage that Stanch. • for them. Is well ay . /painted with Drapery Gotais: can prociuce ample testimoincs of his Ch ara ft er. A I.ine, direeted to 1. B. at Mr. S crace ' s, N o. 4, Boiougit Bath, will De du y attended to. CYDER CELLAR, 'Maiden- Lane, Covent-C rden IQ QUASH, Oidfirltl, nod B.4iLtnil Per. 1.3 ries; Styre, Bagley, Crab, Cockagee, C, lira Pippin, and other Cyders. Orders for Ireland, or any parts Westward, executeki from Hereford, and tiarwarded inland, or shipped at Chepstow or Bristol, on being addre . ssed to Edmuntl•Townsend .I.no Co.. here or at Hereford HOUSE WANTED, • • • In any or the prinop.d Streets North or Berkeley-squartt • Complete 'UN FURN IS! IE I) HOUSE, In good 4 1.. Repair, fit ihr the Residence or a , F.nitilyOf.flitetinc: ' lion, with a stable and C0.,e11.11, ow:, for two Carr) , ages No objection will be made to a c g vanc e a Sunfirt Reitly - -nloney in redudion attic Rent, and a 'lei ro oat least Twenty Years Will be wipedett. Address particulars to Messrs. Kent, PearLe, and Kent No. s, 1 don. . • , UKE and Co. No. 43 , AiderinanbUr , ha.V. D ing prepared, under the patronage' and direction of the Commander in t.Thiet, mid the Secular) at War, several thousand yards of Cloth tin Great Coltl tor the Army; tictilarly the Moomoinn and West 1. , ..nd0it 1 6 :Orients; and as several Officers in the tait India Servii,e;who ate'returo.: ed this season, have liven the Patentees authority 10 assts.', that their Uniforms - and l'antaloiis have 'had' the severest ..trials, both on the outward a, d irornemlapasiage.•with the eompletest and most satisfactory speeess ;, t the? therefore confidently solicit the attention of the Publittto their Disco very, it being of a nature so superior. that all otter like at. tempts haven length disappeared. • • N. The Process does not ocLaiion the least alteration in the a pl ) eatemre q 'ialit y cirthe Cl(qh 1 --- CiONLY READY - '11) APVANCE. WHEREAS . ma n y ..L and Gehtlemen he. quently sutler wear pecuniar,fiticonvenienec ftiom Want of knowing some respeCLible chumel throagh wh ,, se rneai met hey may be accurningdaied with tent innary or perma tient Sums of Money, all Persons in possession of I nctiiineS arising from Freehold, CoTOiolii, or Leawhold 'EStates, in Land or flutists, :-Money in the Funds, ,Kent Charges, Mar riage Setlementi, Widows jointures, Arnittides, Patent Places, Clergymen's Livings, or any other certain Inc ome for Life, ma y b e su p plied with temporary or perm flent Sorts of Money-to any amount, by paying an adequate An nuity' intereit for the sally!, redeemable ally' tune at their own optic n. The Notuliti and Gentry ofinown property ; tua) be a ccoinrnoilated on their personal security. Personal applieatidni will be received every day till Tlired o'Clock, - and Letters from Curresporidents in Town or- Coutifry (host paid) will be immediately answered, *addressed to Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No, 9, Great Sutiblic-street, Charing-Cross. CAPITAL. MAITIOR and FARMS ati,thist NORFOLK. • . I'O BE SOLD BY AIICTIdN' • By Mr. BACON, On Saturday the 6th Day of August, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Angel I nn , i n t h e Market e, of the City o f flu Norwich, in Five Lots ; Lot a. T HE Capital MANOR! or' LORDSHIP of HM, extendi 'over 'the ivhole .of l'ulham Saint Mary the Virgin, a nd Fulham Saint Mari thimliden, in the County of N•briolk, which together con ' raliodp wards of Six Thousand Acres. Tlit Annual Quit and Free Rents amount to ,C. 98 2 1 Pines upon an Average of the last 26 Years, tu Per Annum , - - • 1 54 .° ° 252, l '°t 2. A c ap i tal Farm, called the Mannr F. 41111, Psill tal .tint Mary the Vi rg i n , con ,i st i ng of a good P arin.lionse, :kri 7; I S, , allit other convenient Buildings, and zyt Acres, r hood "eel ilittrell" of Arable, Metdow, and P - asture Land, of -elf. , ,eci . ‘ 6l' ; 'iditY. and in it Mgt) state of Cultii...ition, all ,in. Alcu rs . R. '' ''n a. g in Rin How itOw in the OcciSpation of wilt - " at “lio aM obertett, under a . bease ii•hich t a s e t 4 P. ire at M ichaelmas, 1804. • * • Vi 3 %. 4 .4 v ery excellent Farm in i' u lhallt Saint iklary the Leaserain,“ the Occiipatioti of Mr. Thomas Dranc, under a .e which will expire at lilichaelinasi 1804, comprisi g a P.in!enien Farm.li ouse Barns, Stables, and other Out ,build-. ~ It3i"trigktlier with sundry ' Indy:Aires of iicli Arable, Mea- Invv, and Pasture Land, containing 1 77 A. 3R. and 7P. all in a Ring Fence, and in a .high state Cultivation. Saintt .1. A most pomplete and desirable Farm in Pulharn Mary the Virgio, consisting of a Parin.house, Barns, Atli! otlter Building 4, and 221 A. 2 R. anti g 2 P. of fine Arable, Merg tow, and Pastbre Lend; all inclosed. and in the Occu. Vation of the Executors of the late Mr. john Carron; also a • •double Cottage, occupied by their Under-tentints, the whole held undera Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas; t BO 4. Lot l A small but eligible Farm, . situate hi Pulliam Sli m M ary the Virgin, in the Occupation at' Mr. lohn Car. Yoh under Lease, which• will expire at Michaelmas, 130 4 r onsisting of a I.),.vciltrig-lionse, %vitt\ convenient 0 ut.build. ins. and several I nclosur es a rich Arable Land, containing 39 A and 3o P. in a king Fence, and in a high state of Cul tivation. , . This valuahle Property is all Freehold, and (except the :z:htnor) is subjeEt to no. Landlord's outgoings whatever , . the •and. Tax having been redeemed by the late Proprietor. the P ulhains„wheroin are extensive and valuable Cottony, are Situate in the rno.it fertile part of the County of Norfolk, ‘+'ilhin Fourteen Miles" of rho City of Norwich, and.five of Hariesti m. i . arms The Tenants, on appl i cation, will' show th•.)re' spcaive = Po A . 1 T. s airr 'Linnet. rarticulars, apply to Mr. Canning, or Mr. d' Attorney, St. Giles'S.street, N(:twich ; 0r23, iLle'-'_"l°4ot-tow, London,. where a Map of the Rstate may seen. ~ . PATRIOTIC FUND. • • juLr 19, ATGNERAIy NIE,ETINQ of the .bUfi. SCRIBERS for the RELt EF and RE tV.ik MI of the DEFENDERS of their' COUNTRY who may suffer, or by their exertions merit, . in..the. Public Service, BROOK WATSON, Esu. pH THE CHAIR; • Thetliirman reported, that in addition to the 2D,000l 3 per Cent. Consols, givea by the Subscribers to this House, the Slim. of 74,ziz1. 4s. 6d . . had already been sUbscribed, of. which upwards of 28,0e01. had been paid at the Bar of this Resolved, That the Amount of Subscriptions not yet re ceived be forthwith 'd at the liar of this House,..atid that the Amount subseri ed, 'and all future Subscriptions, shall 'xt invested in stteli overnment Securities as the Committee may think proper. - -. . • • , . That a Crimmittee be now formed in the order of Subscrip ion from the first fifty Subscribers of roil, and upwards, the parties declaring their readineis to assist in carrying into ttlia the purposes of this Fund ; and • that.the,-Committse . 1 / 4 ave power to add. to their nuntber the Representatives of Public and Corporate fledios,'iir other Subscribers' as they shall think. proper. and that Nine Meintiers,hc.a Qtiolum for trausaiting business; the following Geritlein..:a were accord ingly.eleeted : :. • • • , ' 'Mr. Alderman Watson' ` ' Richard Lee. Esq. Sir F.. Baripg, Part. M. P. . Geo. Herickell, Esq., • !oho Dints A ngerstein, Esq. Robert C hristio,„ E sq. 'Benjamin Goldsmid,'Esq . . R. Wigram. Esq. M. P. ' Thomson Bursar, Esq. Germain Lavie, .Esq. Thunas Reid, Esti. ' F. 5: Secrefan, Esq. GeorKe Munro, Esq. Ie W ,e i t il r iar re 't e S:lt E it s il i o . re,N, Esq, Carnes Abt,t, Esq. ,George Frown, 1..5q., , • Robert Thornton, Esq.,M.P. George Baillie, Esq. Cornelius Bulbs, Esq , ohn Mangles, Esq. . . Sit I.W. Anderson. Bt. M.P. I Alex. Ro 1,1 G ui l i . n:: ea,rt Marten, sq. ohn Eraser, Esq. )avid Hunter, Esq. - • . Thomas Warm, Esq. Mr. Alderman Shaw,, . • Peier ltegbie, Esti. ' ' George Wood, Esq. ' foielib Marryatr, Esq. . Andrew Reid, Esq. It.iatio Clagrt, Esq. 'Thci. Raikei, jun. Esq. Henry Thompson, Esq. . John J. Appach, Esq. John Mayor, Esq. Wm. Mat:lush, Esq. Nlr. Alderman Rowcroft • Thomas Everett, 'Esq. M. P. lames Warre, Esq Thomson Boner; jun.. Esq. loin - , Smith, Esq. (Mansion John Turner, Esp Hotise-st reetj Charles Oilley, Esq. Rolivrt %betide!), Esq. George Godwin, Esq. ' Geo. Shedder!, Esq: David Pike Watts, Esq. llenjamin Shaw, Esq. Resolved. T hat the Committee have•full powers to sp. poitleatustees for , the,purpose of purchasing and selling the (7 overnment'Securities„ in which the Subscriptions to this Vutut are directed to he invested, and of applying from time to tinie all Sums arising therefrom, and from the General F und, as they - shall deem expedient for the objeas and pur— 'awes of the:Subscription., Resolved,' That the Thanks of this Nleeting he given to the f.,:inurman, for hi* 4ble and ithpartial :conduit in the Chair. . . Resolved, That these Resolutions be inserted in the Piib. lic I) . ap;:rs. N. 11. The Conirnittee are hereby infonnM that a Meet: in;; will be held at the Merchaat Seaman,' ()Wive. over the Royal Exchange, o" Thesday next, at Two &Chick pre ciel y, at.which time. the Members of , the Committee are soliciti. , l to 'ive their attendance. • . Amount advertisettlis,6•ol.l per Cent.sConsol. Money - - - 8 4 9,700 • o RithardNicholl, Rose air Atigiiitui Reigate, - tos o Full e r John fackSon. Broad- T W. Nelson str4t. Buildings Jos o Lord Tfignmonth i per ISuae . ;5 Is Down.and Co. 1 ,, ,) n SaWyerand Sp.•tice to to Lieut.j. tirotts.of Ills Thomas WV iipharn to to M S.Ship,-Roinriey 5 5 John Hollis, or I tigh T. Witte, per Betralay Wy•cornhe o and Co. • to s o B o,l dington. 14.1iti 'llOO4 .; of Clapton. - to; o R.H. Marsh, St- Jorin'st 0 Rutherford 'and Wag- • College, Cambridge so • staff: . to; o : Wtutbreati and,Co. - so° r.yr,': and Strahnil ar , , O war•l. Sin w . 1.1 to S. lloOnquer, jou. to to. John Hedges 52 10 1. B. Bosanquet to to i'he Worshipful Com tames Anderson, • piny ni Goldsmiths, Lamb's Cond u i t . per Tho. Lane tooo street - .100 o NichOlas Brown 52 to Mrs. lietniningi Last Wayne, - o Athin , - to 0 G reavc i ancl Hall to s o Mrs, Came, do. - to o•R. G. fohnson- and CO . 3r to The WQ.rshipful Com- J. D. Hume, Custom .. pany'cif Fishmongers •by David Toose .105 ft 0 air, G. T. Staunton,. Rev. T. Newcome 5 5 Bart. ' 52 t . o Edw. Ommaney • • 10$ o Sir C. Morgan, Hart. 4 0 1 o Andrew Harrison, The Right Hon. Lady • • wimore-street „ ; tos 0 : Anti Bingham John Harrison, do. 1;•.5 n The Cou nte s s Dowager W. Chtvers 51 to. of Lucan lermyn Dickens .as 0 Hopkins and Lincoln, Mrs.Wright,,Dulwieh o Barluean - 'too 0 P..Miospratt to. to lohn Carle - too 0 ft. Lailbroke, tee.' . 345 o David Powell - tos 0 I.,GArnautt 40 'SlibActiOtioni received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this,House. . . 105 o 2[ 0 21 • 5 * Io o This Day was In Three Volttmes, °a.m. price 11, ts. in boards, firFIE POLITICAL and CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE: of_ LOUIS the SIX TEENTH; with Observations on each Fetter . . Iiy.FILLEN MARIA WILI,IA.MS. • • Printed for G. and J. Rohinaon, Pa;ernoster-row. TIII LATE WAR. This Day was published, In Two large Volumes, 4to. illustrated with Maps, price Three . Guineas and a Hall ß . in boards, HISTORY tit . the WARS which arose out of the FRENCH REVOLUTION, from their Corn. mencement in 479 a, until the Signature of the Preliminaries of Peace between Great Britain, and Fraoce. To which is annexed, a Review qt' the Causes, and , early Progress , ‘nt' the French.Reitiltition ; alsdeopitkit indexes, ChronUlogical Tables, &c. a7e. By ALEXANDER STEPHENS,- Orthe Honourable So,:icty of the Temple, Ecci. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Churth- Yard: • , • ‘, • ANEeDo rEs OF ANIMALS. ' • • ,This Day was publiShed, in Three Volumes - , Oetavo, Price 275. inboartis ~ . ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, consistii4 of Au. thentie Anecdotes and Cltaraderistic Trait:, at the LiVes, "Manners,. and Economy of the whole Aitirnal Crcii.. tion, colleited troth 'several hundred of the best modern Voyages and Travels, and fr ogs ex , ensive andliPii;c'-Works of Natural History, in various Languiiges, and arranged ac wilding to the System of I.inrialus. ' . ___ ByTtlie Rev. W. Mk.: LEY; A. IL • Fellow of the Linn can Society, and. late of St. Peter's Col. lege, Cambridge. • The Anti- lacobin Review,' for iturpnrsent month, amidst variety,of other encotniums on theutilTty. plan. anti e ! tectr- tion of this Work, observes, that " I t contains, in a compa ratively small compass, a Compendium of Natural History , prepared with taste And jaugment, and-arratirpri with regula rity anti perspicuity.. The Author has esertetrtmcuitnnon diligence and industry in his collection of f.tzts, :flit stile is ealit and perspicuous,. his 'remarks are appo. , t ,, and acute, and he su li:rs no opportunity to CSCi 4 l , `: ‘" o:min ing to his readers good religidus, and moral preixl , t'." • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. '4 Ut WhOlft may he had, ; ; D f • M, 31 /, r, hs N4tural Histury..for the list of Sdlonis, ii us lt am t . w it h engraved Representations of two h Ob. gts; price ss. bound, O - itil the pi al &a-guinea. • NEW STATE LOTTERY, t?o3, • Begins Drawing Seetember. HOTE3 ES and Co. ST O CK. BROKERS, respefl. fully acquaint .the Public, that the Tickets Ala Shares oldie pre,e;st Lottery, are on Sale in great variety, and on the most reason.tble Terms, at their Licensed Offices, No. 149. oxford-street, opposite Bond-street, and No. 44,1 Si. lames's-street. reet • , •. The Prizes of the list and former Lotteries, paid in full, or exchanged for Tickets and Shares of the New Lottery. C;overnment Securities bought and sold by Commission. EIRST IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY for do,/, Begins Drawing September sth. 'TICKETS and Shares of Tickets :ire nnw selling by 1. BRANSCOME! and Co. No. tt, Holborn, and N o , 37, Cornhill, where the first Prize tit 30',onol: c - vei o ar ed, was sold in one Halt, one Q,i,rter, title C,glith; and two Sixteenths and where likr.wi:4 tnc tbliowing Capitals have been sold, shared, and reviit,:rett, namely, 4. of .4. 3 0,000 t; of , 4.50,0 - 6 • 2p,o;* il6 1 t lo,ovo I 49 woo Likewise the only 30etil. Prize that ever was shared ; be. sides a great nititib, - r .seol-4 tout. d:c. dec.. awl 'bv t ie original plan t , r'stamping the Shares, dcc. was' transma_ red to the Right lion. Lola North, winch has inere..sed tie prytit to the. Public on Lotteries, since that tune, to a very xre,at amount. Schemes rat's, and every particular relative to the preielit Lottery, may be.had of Branscomb and Co. No. il, HOF. born, and-No. 3'7, Cornhill. P lease ta observe, rho present Lott; ry has two zo *sal. Prizes, and only 2.4,e0e Tickers; upwards of nine Capitals for every Day of Diawmg, with little more than two Blank to' a Prize. The lowest Prize 201.* arid tne toll N•loney will be, paid hy . Government v ithin two mouths atter •the drawing ; there, fore an early purchase is re:mrimended by the above P:o= prietors. ~ • ROYAL EXCHANGE STATE LOTERY 01(FICE, No. SS, .Corner of the' Royal Excha T nge . , Cortihill, London. . , . MICHOLSON and C:).: front No. 16, , respegfully N acquaint the Public, that the TICKETS and 'stamped SHARES torthe present State Lottery, that begins Drawing the :th of September next (in which then., are only 24, 000 Tickets), are now selling nn the lowest terms. O rders tiom the Country punaually executed, and San:lnes at large gratis. The following Capital Prizes have lately beetv`.Sold and Shared by Nicholson and Cu. 17,993 Al Shares - k•. 2.v,0.0 5,199 in Shares 10, 0 6 0 23,431 Whole Ticket ao,ooo 42,700 in Shares - 10 , 000 Di t t o z o , o po, 9, 5 45 Whole 'Picket zo,ooo .18,3za in SharFs ao.ooo tg,'Oo.t Ditto - 1 0 . 0 ;, 44,bt.tyltole'TiCkitt .2o;otto t 70333 itt Shares zo,t3s in Shares • . 5,000. - Whoje Tieket , to,coo 23,339 Whole Ticket 5,990 . 441,67 . 6 Ditto' —lO,OOO zi,i•os Ditto - - 52,603 in Shares - to,ooa ' 3c,S7i GNU° - cot, 4 0 4,896 Ditto . 5; 000 43,975 in Shares' . soot) 14,777 Whole Ticket 5,000 Resides many oft. 2000, tOOO, and Z. soo. to,„ 11 Money for Prizes as 'Soeti as (lir wit. The outstanding ShareS of the Capital anti other Prizes sold by them in the last Lottery, are paying fulL ' INTERESTING OBSERVATIONS ON. THE NEW LOTTERY. S - - . POPE solicits moment's attention of his . Friends and the Public, under thu present general en grossment, of Politics, to the superior. qualities ;advantages that may never occur 111•11 tithe or Peace) of-the ensuing' WO/ Lottery, The'first point worthy of Notice is, that the Drawing is to be completed in Ten Days, at 2,4:p Numbers per Day ; a regulation that will obviate all that discontent, to Adventu,.- rem and injury to Ticket-Holders, which was so loudly cum plained of in the last Lottery. To point out another advantage, it is suffleient to observe, that in former Lotteries of so,ooe or 60,0it0 Numbers, it was repeatedly known-that Tickets rose to lit or4:1. when but 24.00 e Numbers renigiimt in the Wheel, yet not with Halt the Capital Prizes which distinguish the ensuing Lottery. Upder this consideration' the present Price of Tickets (about 45,) must appear extremety reasonable. But a still greater and truly4mportant Advantage arises from the Tins ; namely, thepreseht high V%ilt ,:vt - trtNloncy, anti the relative very low Price of Sto.::?s, or, :n either Wor:, a Capital • 7 • ; PRIZE of'TIVrNTY THOUSAND PO!! 1 :41)S, which would nnw n.. rly',Arentas: Forty Tho:i.nul Votttyls Cohso!a Wti4t a 11+ , 04 Fortune On - a return 01 . VC4Ce, COIISOU at or ! it in Ifni light, it 1$ no exaggrfa. tion twain-I.r, alit a single Ticket in this Lottery ilia) oirt Forty Thilusaold Pruandi,or a permanent Annuity of 12.001 ihier suck stilk rig iia44 favourable Orcunistai!,:c-4, it can norhe stippo3...-tt that the price of Tii.kets, in Lotte; . of 24,0p.3 only, will iviig remain at ts, ; ap early ivarci l4 sc, therefore,' is strongly re.;eirtrriende,,t. ,„ 1 ,0 kt are now selling at the lowest Pricer-at 's FORTUNATE OFFIC EoCurner cif the Rvyal Eultansc, close be the Baia 04: E SHERIDAN's ADDRESS- TO THE PEOPLE. • Tins Day was publisht.ti; By James Asjierne (Sticcessor to. :vtr. Sewell), at. the bible, Crowpi,and ;Constitution ; No. 32, Cornhill, Price One Penny, or 6s. the too, anti Ninepence per D-zen i (BUR KING ! OUR COUNTRY! AND . OUR • CON By. R. B. SHERIDAN, Esq. Where may be also had, f. ThC Tender-Meicies of Bonaparte ip Egypt I Extracted from'Sir Robert Wilsdn's " History of the , British . Expedi.= tion to Egypt:" Price Twopence, or 12S. the roo, and is. 6d. per Dozen. -2. Another Confirmation `of' the Tender Mercies of Bona parte in Egypt, seleded by his Old Friend john Bull, from Dr. Wittman's ",Trituels into Egypt." Price One Penny i or 6s the too, and Ninepence per Dozen. 3. The Dae of Shoreditchi or, Barinwis Ghost. Price Otte Pcnnv, or 6s. the too, Ninepence per Dozen. 4. Bob kousem's Epistle to Bonaparte. Price One Penny; or 6s. the too, and Ninepence per Dozen. 5. Important Considerations tor the People of this , King 7 dom. 6. An Address to.the.People of the United Kingdom of Gr.yat Britain and Ireland on iiie,Threateried fovasion. - *„1 , These Traelsare publislie i by the Association for pre,. serving Liberty . and Property, held at the Crown and An., chor, in the Strand. Price Twopence eacii,.or tas..the itoo, or is: 6d. per Dozen. 7. Shakspeare's Ghost. Puce rwopence„ •or tas. the zeo, or is. 6d. per Doten- The Declaration of the MerchantS, Bankers, Trader 4 and other Inhabitant. of t.undon and its: Neighbourhood,. Iteld.on the Royal Exchange, Jul) , a 6, 160 . 3• Price 'T‘vici , - peitte,or us. the too,' and is. 6d. per Dozen * , 9. Botanquers Speech, a; delivered at it Meeting of Met. chant's, ,Bankers, Traders, and other I nhallitarits of London, Sze. held on the Royal li'whano, July a 6, t 8.13. Published by Authority. Price One' rei,tiy, orbs. the tao, and Nine. peace per Dozen.—Also a Col leition of all the teyal . P-t Peri that have been, crtvill- be, pub.ished • '• • • IP' Wohlcluen, Mai;istrates, and Gentlemen, would do well in ordering stew Dozepa• the . above TraCis of their different Booksellers, and 'causing them to be stack iii the respective Village; where they reside, . that the Inhabitants May be convinced of the Cruelty attic Corsican Usurper. 1 - ,++ Several New Publicatio n; are in. the Tress , and Wil be really daily. . 'SECOND EDITION. EAST•INDIA ttEcISTER. Thi-. D fy pAii.hrd, price c,. ..By Permission of the Fiotiour.tbit East-India Company, .2.\,. N EAST-INDIA .DIRECTORI for. correacd to the rath. J tit y, tBo3. Containing 'cum. • wine - Lists of emnpaii) `JAMS, Civil, Military, and Niarine, at - tin: , slittereut Presi:lencies in the. Indies; with. Indexes to the saute, and Lists of casualties tits: I.AA hclitio.ll; tagoiler with Lists of the Ltiropans, ti4rs, Sec. 51../4 in th.: 5., - ivicc of the East-India Comp.iny Ve;isLis voiplored in the Country Trade.— CouipilLA from the ttllictal Returns received at the East. India. House-, • MATHISoIc aril ALEXANDER WAY AIASON, f the Secretary's 0 East-India House. A Map of Hindostan is • refilled 4 also, the Company's I:stablisliment at Home -zßeguiations resjieeling Military Otfleeis retiring, Furlough, &c. Regulations as to the ap. ointment of Writins, cAde.s for Woolwich and Marlow ; Lifts Of Cadets studying Ai:aderny College; and under private Masters. Sold by Blacks and Parry, LeadFnhall-strect,,,and J. De. brett, Plecadity. SURREY MEETING AT' EPSONfi ~Atigutit 1, 403. AT the mist numernus' and respeaable Meeting of the Nobility, Ceiriry, • Chtro, F i reiiholders, and 4ither Inhabitants' of the County of Surrey, which W4s ever held. t was resolved unanimously, To present a Dutiful and Loyal Address to His Majesty, for the purpose or renewing to His Majesty their assurance of afreelion and atractunent to His MAjesty's Person awl Government at' this awful crisis. It was also Kes dyed, That the Address should. he signed by the High Sheriff, and presented by him to His Majesty on behalf of the County; and it was requested at the Meeiing, that the Iligh"Sherillshould I c accompanied by the Lord Lieutenant, the Members tor the County, and other Gentle.. men. .. . ----, • JOHN POOLPV KENSINGTON, Sheriff The High Sherif having gaited the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were moved by 1.01 - 4 Les ie , seco:idni by the Hon. Ur. lionverie, 'and unani , nously voted to hil`n fur the ability with which he opened the business of the day, and for hi s coothatt in the Chair. • NEW `LOTTERY. • . B EGINS DRAWING the sth of SEPTEMBER, 1803. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value °leach. Total value. 2 of ,C. 20,000 IS 4. 4 0 .G 0 0 1 --. 13,000 •-• 2 5 coo to.oola .-- , 20; 8 :7 0 S—. 1 coo -- 12 5 0 .r 6009 30 100 ...... 3000 4. , 50 2000 bop 20 _ 121,00 p ----- 24,000 Tickets. 2 10000 First drawn Ticket 7th Day - _ 20.0.)00 First drawn Ticket last Niorning - scoo Are pan of the above Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every LICENSED OFFICE. . And the PRIZES PAID on DEMAND. P flee. —Ticket 4. 17 Z. Half - 8 o f httt - 2 4 6 Quarter - 4 8 6 Sixteenth - r a 6 Tickets will gradually rise. BEGINS DRAWING THE FIFTH OF SEPTEMBER. MESSRS.- HORNSBY and CO. No. 26, Corn. hill, .opposite the Royal Exchange, London, respeet fully acquaint their 'Friends and the Public, that they arc , now selhnt..on the most inciderAte terms,. Tickets,• !Lives; Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in the New .Etiglisli State Lottery, wbich comprises only 24,,,J0 Ticket,. • Schemes gratis. RAMPS FEAD '1"0 BE LE r - r imosetlimely, completely FUR NISfiFP. for „Chit, Two, Or Three Yesrs,,a good FA MI LY HOUSE. I hquire 0: Mrs., Mit rsh, near the tour* mile :tune, Ilatnotenct. TO 13E SOLO, Pursttant.to an Order of the H ourt-of Chancery, made in 4 cause of ItRYIN.; . 0 4.11ii,t P(IILLIPPS, with the approbation or John Wilmot, Esq. one of the Nlesterti of the , . said court % in several dibthiLt Lots) at the Feather' inn, in Ledbitry, the Count) of tterefoid, sonic tirnertn; the Month of . September next,. or which due notice wilt `be , iven, • . I)Mt r of tile rent ESTATES o 1 FRANCIS WILLIAM THOMAS BRYDGES, late of Tiber.; ton, in •the. scut Count), Esq, , tieixased, situate at or tic.ir liesbury, in the rs,titt County ut tier4or:t. • Particulars may be had (gratiii)t tiw said , Ter's Chant. hers, SonthArtiptoti-butklittp, oi Mr. E. W. Shephearci, Soli itur{ 1,614.0 Ile,- I ill Nle.:;sts. Downes,, Solicitors, kicmtuot, and at the pl.we of Sale. SALE of TIMBER WARM CKSI - TIR • E'. • SOLD, intpuma - to an. Order ..of tht of cha * neery,•bearing . date- the 23d day of March, !Bel,. made iu a Caliae 1V in ein iiiS Majesty's 4a., torney-Geueral is lniorm.int, auti the Wardorts 'and Society of the Royal Town of : Strttoo !Odd,. in th e Warwick, and other I' ~ r aot,,i, I ), : fe n d, ln ts, t 2 , 3, 7 , Timber TfeeS, and Piecy, •,,t,,nvutg on tits Ch y listates in this Cause,:llC4if the said own - of 'Sutton •t..:t.dtt- • tiod, The 04(LT-intik:l . will he sold in twenty-three rate andilistiod Lots, with the viirolLaiun of Peter lioltOrd, Masters of e Cwirt, : t t tile ThT rceonS It B S q Ut o to n i e l ° C t o 'lh ltrtield; tine $4lO in the County of Warwick, go the ;tit , and tun of.:Oetoher, 17:;o3, the Sale be4iiming day pre cisely at Eleven , 'Clotk in the Forenoon. en,iing at Your o'Clock , in the Afternoon - of each day. Particulars, with the A.:01141441os of may- be. , had (gratiy) at the Atister's Charnbars, in Southainptoo-build, ings, enaneerj.-Line, Landow' of Messrs. Kinderle), and knee, Solicitors, S yt)tonds, lon, ChAncery-lane, London ;.,' 01 4 14 r. Fraser, Solicitor, No. 5, lioL)orti,co , irt, Gray's too, London . ' of Mr. Sadler, Solic itor , S ut ton ; M.:. os. Bedford and Meeehait4 Sol. eirurs , Birmingham ; stet, Surveyor, Erdington, near Birmingham t 01 . 10 r. SeAg wick., Surveyor, Woodend. ; 411(1 at the Three Tuns, in Sutton Coldfield. • NEWARK UPON TRENT. TO IrE 'SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mr. Thompson's, the Hotel, in Newark upon Trent, Ott Thursday the St Day of SepteMber, att.], at .Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subjeti to such Conditions as . will be prottuted. Lot I.A Capital MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, situate at the West End of a Street called .Mill.. gate, in Newark upon Trent aforesaid, with Stables, Coach houses, ;and other Out-buildings thereto belonging, - most excellent (ardsti, well stocked with Fruit Trees, and two Closes of Lind adjoining thereto, and bordering upon a nevi. gable Branch of the River Trent, containing together about 'elt;tit .Acres, •no w in the occupation of John 'Cooke, E These Premises are fit for the reception ofd genteel tami. ly, are delightfully situated at the extremity of the . Town :or Newark, and have all the advantages of a Town Residence with the retirement of a Country Situation, .or they might be made extremely commodious for carrying on any extensiiv Business, troin their,contiguity to the River. Lot a. A M E-SSU AG T N E.M N aituateln ark upon Trent aforesaid, mar to the first Lot, now lit-that .oectuiation of NI:. S2trivet Htiater ; together with an excel lent .9,, t ro ch nx therco, and ;Alt) bordering ppol l the Rtver •I'rent..- it t, intended to irkci,...tie the notitage of this L..t n...xt the Ritter, aA may be by it:c 1 1 .1,•11. 3 A . eta s , : of Land,-cant- Li i . 4.IRNSTI L E cLosr, ~,u,sca near the said S rivet- ttlgute. 'anti alio to mi the Tioni,ilce Re •-41 lstesv.ifk, ing up. N o ,. uiroani,tortr.,t+cur{about tour wily in the Dore Nll44l„ltrokt, AM being an Situation ter Build ing —A vonswer,bic pat' ot• the ri.mitasc-tnortey may rue rrvt'll utt SCCtIrl the Ficatitin s it tetpliv t i. The L state way ne viewed, and fur; het- particulars hid oiN applieation' to Mows. (4odfrey *it'd Tallants, ,Attornies at Law, to N e wark, with whom i Plait of the E. - StAte it lodged, or to KilltiCtley, .1„ , n4 anti ince, Symonds. 4ne