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At a lq I.ETIN(; of the MANUFACTURERS of SILK HAN DKERC HI E FS, and otherSeoncerned its that Branch - " T iale, to tOnsider of-the proposed admission of India Silk Handkerchief's far .Horne Consaniption, subject to attain Duties ' • • RICHARD LEA, Esq.. in the chair ; BE following Resolutions • ive . 4 - ' pa sseil unani •. ...... • VrOusly : • •- • ‘, ..• ' . That it is the oinion Of this. A:Let:l4lg, that slie- introduc tiOn of India ' Silk' Handlterchiels for Hoine . Consurription, , Will be injurious to - tlie - I Odust ry Of the Country, . by. tibpriv • illg Thousands of Extiplorment, det6mental to its Revenue, both in Customs and Excise, aad to the interest ut the East • ndia Comp4ny, by grezly Sihanle..hirg thl corniraption of rsengal Silk, and ultimately will be destrudive to this Branch of MattufaEtory in this Country. That a Conlinittce be appointed, to take the necessary . tneasures to prevent thiA intmcludion taking place. That the following Gentlemen compose this Committee, 4(ithpoiver to'add thereto from time to time i and that Five ye a Quurttut for the dispatch of business. Richard Lea, Esq. London. Peter Wallis, Esq. London. Kilaintry, Esq. Maccl.!stielkt Jaines Pattison, Esq. do. i i ?hn RYle, Esq. do. C. S. Cazenove, Esq. do. no. Philips, Esq. Leek, Jo hn _ Taylor. Esq. do. 1 ohn Fynney, •Esq. 'do. Wm. Thorpe, 17 .sti • (.10. s. Pearson, Esq. Macclesfield. ohn Jourdan, ' Esq. d o . 'tit, Wilson, Esq. London. amt .- 5 Tatlock, Esq. do. 30s, Wilson, ER. do. E. Durant, Esq. 'do. -B. Wilcon, ER. Manchester. That a Subscription be immediately entered into (to be &walled tbr when necessary) for defraying such ExpsnWes us tnay arise in the prosecution of this business, and that a Book shall lay at Weaver's Hall for this purpose.' • , That Richard Lea, Esq. be requested to at as Treasurer, And E. Durant, Esq. as Secretary. That the Conunittee be empowered and imstrtided to watch Over the progfess of any Innovation in the introduction of any Silk.manufacturcti Goods, the Prohibitory, hilt hav ing been sassed for one year only instead of live, as usual. • ' That the Resoluti o ns of this Meeting, signed by the Chair man, tie published in such Morning and Evening Papers as the Committee may dired. RICHARD LEA. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Richard Lea, 'sq. for his very able conduct in the Chair., R . FNItiRANDT PEALE, Proprietor of the .. IVIAMMOTH, respeafully ii 'forms the Public, that too Exhibition of the Skeleton, as it time hangs toothcr, will he continuer! fora short tun: longer; after liien it is his intention to take it down, and exhibit the Zoo:* clotached, for the more complete satisfadion of the Chiricus, previous to his leaviny London. • • I For the inforMation of Strangers, it • is, added, that this §ko.ooll Wdi dug from a Morass or Marle-pit in the State of tivv-Y cJrk (Anaetica), Oa. 141, and has been carefully . plat together. This SlclettnirosSesses - charaders so totally . un like-those of any other animal, as to Ile certainly.an ititerest. fV • 4rg , object, independently of its iintne u se s i te , it ilentg no *heft known in etiStente, and its remains only fOtind in Worth America.--Hones of this kind are in ti's British Mu run), fiu nter's Museum, and other Cribinewn Europa. Admittance One Shrilling. ATP:. t 18. Pall, lall. trorn I'm in the - morning till ftve hi the Afte-rtic'en.• E STAT ES' W A N VAriviiN the NOME, MIDLAND, or OX v VORD CIRCUITS, Three or Four considtrahle g.states, with Resiticuciesappropriate, from 20 . to So,olol. Apply to Mr. Wyatt, Ives Place, near Nlaidenhe4; or .140 * 5, New inn, Lotidon: Vo. 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-strcet, and No. 44, St. lames's-Street. uonGEs and Co. Stockarokers, rd,spelifully A, acquaint the Nobility,and Public, that th e Tick e ts an d Drives in the present Grand State Lottery arc on sale. as above, in great variety, and a t th e loWest prices ; likewise at the Offices of their Licensed Agents, viz. . • Mr. I. Monk, P r i n t e r, Chester. .Mr. S. Tuprnan, Bookseller, Nottingham. Mr. B. SclliCk, Bookseller, Bristol. . • Mr. R. paint:, Stationer, Brighton. j. C. Mottley, Printer, Portsmouth. , Mr. 1. Brown, Printer, 13,1 th: Mr. W. Brooke, Bookselter, Lincoln. Mr. W. Hatfield, Huntingdon. Mr. W. DunstOrd, Bookseller, Plymouth. Mr. W. Lee, Printer, Lewes ; and Mr. W. Mi ns kip, Bookseller, Doncaster. ttl the late Lotteries the following Capital Prizes were Sold, Shared, and Registered by Hodges and Co. viz. • • II O. 29,467 a Prize 0 f ,C20,000 No. z 63 a Prize of 410,000 '15,70$ 20,0 0 0 • 30,333 • --- Poc' 2,660 • 213„oari 3,8,5011 ' sOOO 2,408 7 1.0 ,060 . 12,060 sOOO tat to,ooo 36,030 soso N.B. This Lottery will commence Drawing the 4tn of teittmorith, and contains . four Prizes of - lo,oeol. three of stheoel. three of soool. - three of zoool five of ioool. and other Prizes amounting to 39z.0p01. 'we Prizes paid on demand. THIRD ENGLISI - I.STAt LoTTER. — Y FOR tSot. I.leplis Drawing' the 4th of April, 1 8 o3 .• THE aicKwis are sold arid divided . into _ Halves, Qtarters, Eighths, an t i Sixteenths, by HA ZA kr), BURN E, and Co. Stock-Brokers, State Lottery-Office, No. 93, und er t he Royal Exchange, Lon. don, and no, where else on their Accoutir. ThiScheme consists of Pour Nrizr.. nrao,oool. Three of ro,ood . Three of 505...)1. and others fiuni - toool. down to zel. to the amount 0f39z,0001, *** Country , Orders, accompanied with short-dated Sills oq Loudon, Post-Office Orders,' or Cash, in Parcel_ by Coach or Carrier,' punctually• attended to ; and COrtcpond-- etas may depend trn being . treated exactly on the same Term as it liersoally present. All Shires solct at this Office Wilt be stamped agreeable to j " k ' i f Padua . ment, and also with the Crown, and roundit, 4 ' Hazard an d C o. ' s L ottery- Office." Letters post .paid, duly answenal, and Schemes' gratis. EINICLISH STATE LOTTERY; N Begins Prawing 4th April, tilo3. Ote---The Capital Prizes in this Lottery are not fixed to be drawn upon any particular Day, and the lowest Prizes are 2 41. each. N°. of SCHEME:. Prizes., Value of each. Toss! Value. 4 of 4. 2 0 , 00 0 is j. go,coe 3 . to,oeo 30,000 3. see* --ts,evo 3 . %veto ,-- 6oeo A nd T" tame other Prim, from . teo'el. to 201. HE exia 11 s, 141ves, Quarters, Eighths, n and Sixteenth Shares, startrped pt cant to Alcor Par. liament, are wiling on the lowest terms by, Mr., N 1 ci-101.- S () Nt at iris Licensed' State Lottery ()in ce , Na. 16, Corn. hill, London, where, last year, were sold and - shared, NI) . 1 72.993. zo,ocol. in Sixteen Shar e s ; N o . 10,135, ' goool • 'in one seuarter t MC) Eighths, anrt eight. Sixteenth Shares ; . 14 . 5 .2 o '9B, x,OOOl . in a Whole Ticket ; N o . 640, pot. in two Q uarters, two Eighths, arid four Sixteenth Shares; and in' t he late Lotteries, Ave of aomeol. each ; eight of 10,0001. each, and seven of swot. ; _Eesittes many of aeool. toOol. 1.14 soot. each. nu , * !t' cver tt:Ct 0..- '414 Ott!' per to Gly, or , iig trpto ;ucli thlis %nos ;St )0 ,trfCt , at. )ut4; E t op- Nvts pi: frfl; ill! y Ix pe.t 111 and t Y fr nd • *b." er Fe Old -.1 gr.;l ri„l itif r iv k 11.0 s.pu: vyt ro,„ Ito!;! fed 41 a N. 's/ t' ter- at he ..•~ TURDA Y, MARCH 5, HER;' FORDSIIIRE. TN Compliance with the TIiEQ,UBS'P of . seyeral NOBLEMEN and GENTI.4IO-Bil, FREEHOLD., ERS of the COUNTY of HE R that a DaylaiOt!: be appointed tbr a Aleeting of the County to Consider of an, ADDRESS tO•be-preaented to HIS MA rESTY oil his F0r.... tunate ESCAPE front tit*-ifitP-TI EA K: 0 14,1131. E• p 1 do hcleby appoint a MEETING of the NtI.I3I:ENIFIN, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and othir PREEIOLDERS, .to• be held for that purpose;: on rritlay nest, the 1:£- V .NTH DAY of M A KCII. at, CO.O ra at; s in HE at Eleven o'Clock. in thr Forenoon. pre. HENRY BROWN E, Sheriff.' North. Minims - Place, March 4, 1803. , . • . NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. A, -1' the. General Meeting ,of this Socieryi, held lA. at the Market Oxklii i in Lynn, on Wednesday the 23.1 of this instant Pebritarv,' • .WILLIAM HOSTE, Esq. in the Chair; Letters.wtra laid betnro the, Society, from very r.:speetable houses in Scotland, stging,:tbat Associationl, of rbe Land holders iii that part of reit Britain hid been forrne'l, for the purriose of sustainingbe prices of Ifarleyohe growth of that country; and for the.more eileelttal:meolnCpt 4011%. they naci agreed, that a, Petition should IS6 presented to the present Sessiow of ParliaMent—the objeet of which is to reduce the .last Excisa. upon Malt made itt Scot land. tti one. half. of the pine and as an equivalent to,the F, evertue, tts lay a tax equal tqus. per quarter, at least, 'upon impcirtedirisruthe South part of Great Brnalu.iittO the ports of Scot , ' This Society, 'having duly considered the sa.rrici ofopi-; nion, that the granting of such a Petition, .(indepenclent of; its being a most flagrant breach of the articles of the Union),.." would be extremely prejudiCial to the. Agricultural interaNts• of South Britain, and ()Olds County in p.irtieular, and such ought to be opposed by tbe 'Counties at I.it,;e. upon this principle, the SocietsN. has eotruntinicatect the ab... ject of the letters above mentioned to the Members for thi,; County, and the Towns in it, together with its etitiatents 'upon the tneasdre and has &retied its Sucrenry to write to • the several Agricultural Societies in this kingdOni, in oMer to make the same known to them. WILLIAM tiosTE, Chairman. Lynn, Feb. z 3, 1803. 03. ti P 1144;51:-, . , . E -- COURT R e 7'o of. 17N1I'ED s ENG ••- - • • rhiio autee.ll C. - t "su..i t held a: .thris" , tivitsr, ;freer; the 9.• a, •Eleven ?'Crock . rove,: : , .'tech! I. • , • WILL I.: .11 .41 . SA Y. Sec. - • " • ~tilsT : . jrard) Itbj. 1 71 -1 1-IRCOURTcf DIRECTORS of the UNITED CO3iPA NY of .11 ERCI! .I.V IS ENG' LAND teadbfg to the East hdiet, ao hetelg give Thatxt the Quarterly Gene;•.ll te, Fe hel I ox 1/..e z3d !astir:it, folLtutng CY.,an; , nsus' K.- olutio..t :he Court Di, e.f:lors 7cid ret,il: l / 4 1 Cvneral Cultrt, rolbe Aft.t,y - the 301, (;e6. 111. cap, ?.9. • " That it is ttic 011 inion of this Court, ih:1; tlic Coin " )natulttr. and ()ritter.ot tlte Shits .try :)! y GC tt ciithted from all i)tipt!laticiopr 11.!;.7,1,;c1i ur ttki•iontllizt, in " req)cet or tit 1.055 f3t Snip.", . „ ND 1,4 tiOLISiE; ,• ' •• • Ardech ISa3, :VA-;9IF.IIEAS, ;4+ pmrtnizart, of Abe. 61b SeB;av t V 41.14 e 7l C rot cf ii e. eat: : 1 7 . 1,5e L l A'rtif4 l ! .11P111V? of /11,- 4 ; ROI :1: c:1 S ,a, 11 -rg the 1e,4.0 - baiter, it h That a List sh::11 he published i.; Days heco;e the Annual Elqcilot; of Direct o rs, c'untainitr,.; or such Rt?prietors Llkw, t.) the Seeeet , irr, t;kir cle,ire of bec,,,,r..;„., , Lir file Dircctkll, 16 Days bet4re such Annziaf I.'e C'OU7:l` of DIR EC'TURS cl* 'be ,al.l i•riel 9 .-gi:•e , order thw: the, Pr9-prietcrs tirqy comfo,, , e tr tr'ac tk.ct ;he eizserlfig of Six Diree7or, 3aide , ..nr.i , ty . f . ,= - P:m..- Year's, 1, ,appoiated f:r the t3th day that ~,c-h lin 'will IT ti;bi r ithed 14 Days 64:1 , 72' for r.lid E.:rd. : 4w, J.! /4.ie WILL hi .V.R A :115441 , Set, {PRICE SIXPEN( tea INPERML PARLI4MENI. HOUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY S Ik4AIICH,4. ti were heard atsOme length relative to the •S cotch Appeltl, the Marquis of Bute and Lord Herbert Winds9r Stuart, his second Son, v. the Hon. (antes Stuart Wortley s.:cund Soh of the late . Earl of Bute, viz. Messrs. ALr.XR'I.- IIS,It and Rogi LLY for the Appellants, and the, AT 'MX r,r_a Y SbikRAL and Mr. Aolog for the Respondent. Mr. A t.f.x A s.:LE a was afterwards heard in reply. As soon as the arguments of -Counsel were finished, the New.Olt, who seemed to have his Mind 111:Vitt, p as to the ineiits , of .the'Case, immediately moved a proposi tion tending to attirmthe Decree of the Scotch Court,, which on the question being put, was ordered in the affirmativ:. Tile various Bills before the ,House were l'orwartle.l in respeaiVe stages, in the course of which the Militia 1:: 13i11 went through a Cottunitteebf the whole Kin:: e. , The Marquis of HZ AD yort•r, one Of the. Irish Representa tive leery; was - sworn apiltoolt his scat. Mr. A LR7tt,vnra and others brought up froni the Coln frion3. the Mutiny Bill, and the Irish Revenue o:ll4;ers' Dis -4.l.itiduation Sir J. W. AN DS R.SO N presented . aßill of a lo.al • non.-- 1 hese Bills were severalty read a tirst alur which the tiOnsc udjaurned tilt Monday. HOZASE OF com.vo i vs. PRIC?A\ - , MARCH 4. • Mir SpeArx a. took the chair at three o'clock, in conse _ of thunchprivate basiness was dispatched. A Itoort wals'presente,i to the /louse from the Committee of , t.; r•eat Gritwitly,• staring the..iudisposition of a• Member, thy were 41 . i-re:Ore Unable to.proeeed to busintsi ; in copse. ritml..:e. of which, House allowed them to adjourn till I'ua.iay next. Sir Wai. E presented a Petition from the Ship_ v..11....!rs of NCl.vcastie—Ordered to lie on the Table. .Mr.. BA k!I A SI. had leave of absetwc for a month : the same iiQuiyence was granteir to sevelal•other Members. • - Mr. - 1). R.Yl3l.:it reported front the Committee appointed to try the . merits of illation tbr Penthyn, that the Siring Nl:slithers .Sir J. bilciror.s and Sir S. LosHrne . rox,•victe did.; cleded,i• and iti2 , the Petition Against them yeas not WI -7,010us ant vex3:ious. Mr. A Lex A:i nt: it V. , •: -. S &dared to carry the IriA. itcventio officers Bill to - the I.nf , t's . . • __...' Coit R Y orotigrAt. up the Trish llaiy dill, whiat_vv . 43 Brat an:t• oJ,:tect to ha read- a second virtu: on aISO up several othtt Irish Duty Hills, all of which tve:ra'ordered to' be read a secoud , time - on on (lay tlext.. . . Air. Wcc ft ril , vcd f)r leave to bring in a I;i11 to,pre. vent Vexittiolas Adlons in Ireland.--leave-grantco.. IRISII POPLINS.. Afi RCHER and HAUGHTON, Manunaurers toiler Majesty, the Princes and Piincesses, very re vettfully inform the Nubility and Gentry, that they have now inanufa4ured, and ready for their inspection, a la* 4nd elegant Variety of their much admired 'arid '1 ahhi. nets, plainand'figured ; also Italian and Cyprus Sars , ,his, Mita Silks of ail Pesetietions, lioninazeent., 1;onahoet::, and every other article for Family Mourning. The i r call Ladies residing in the Country', to write - tor Patterns, trout winch they may buy to the same advantage as if in I..ndon, the fixed kEADY MONEY Price hcins marked ou A aide. TahbereaS for . I' urn tur&, made unm: - d ateiy . to any Pattern.—No. 8, ilenri , nta•street, CovenfXarden. PURSUANT to a Decree of the . Iligh . Cotir of Chanceri,.• bearing Date the 4th of lune, iS , =4; mute, in .a Cause, w:ier 10H N DC) N ILS, Esq. is . P 01)011, an d it4s GoItING. T tiOMA S, Esq.• and fit ht.-1 - r., are • Defer.daru 4 i : 'Stich ofthe Creditors of C.; L 0 RC 1i A LIGUS- Tus F.ST• Elti 'MA RQUES.of PON WAIL, to Y.totn„ he bath given Debentures with, the, consertt . oultis late Father, ARTHIi4, niAItQUIS of 00N sett; or who are Holders or ik is ii;nees•of the earri'..!, trndti, and by virtue of .t it oi . itele,the,- dated t!)... 23(t pity . . May, 1794, are, an . 1 . aI ,q Day ur At:trch to come in andproye Debts b;r;ire . 1> ET F 1, 110E FORI), Esq: one of the Nlasters of lite said Court, 'ay his Charn4rs in Southampton- B Chant:cry-Irene, Lon dim, or in default t4emor; they will be peremptorily cli4da the tói - ,6 - t of the • 11:14)R1DGt and COLLET SMITH, Solicitotu, No. 9, Lincoln's-inn, Loi:don. Nl. INV L. :N. FE I) \V A I it• P.ROCIF 1;0 Li TS and s EDWARD . iiicVaGIU.DGR, No, 44, Lu3gate.. Loitika, leaye-tohtfonn hi.; Fl Loicls and the it) tint' 2ii4t many ve.es attention and ex pr to 10 ES, WATER.. 1'1(00 t , with ~ icr!e :i`t:o.ifi knee of t heir being far superior to any ever ifta4te. He to Ilse\ I h.! t t, Shoes and Boots ; wAt,:r_v . c4.or, , presei - ving. , tne l.cAtiwr Aoft itr.d pliable. He is pattculut l y lo itti:tc it this sea:ton of the year, of all havb their rtraltlt impaired by tvitt cit damp • irr th ; : feet. lie- teem nienas theati 041 sh , ..tr i ti3O, eutirstons, a rto. water cart pent tfate. l,catherr f rq34 , o tar Chia ws , : „„,, the ;,advantage of t t stinK twice xlyking at; - Leather are:;62:c..l ir. C.,: CIVIIV:1011 way. An article of such witker.o utility will no dotOt aurae} the attenti , nt of the Public, and incluce_those V;lo 11:1,V;.1 it real whir fur their health to apply at his NLottifite.tory, as above. He 11.0, no connexion with elly other House in Lotidon. N. IS. A tart asiortm2nt lioot.t - :out Shoes, A'at.irproof and otherwise, constantly kept for the East and West India, T ra d e . 1% 0 7 , :wilts and Captains libcr.,lly reatt-d • ANCI ENT, STAINED GLASS. • • • TO' RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Seliaratery or Together; N;i• 98.; Pall-MAII; Lopdon. X. VALUABLE COLLEL.:TION:ofAN:.:IEN'T STAINED G LASS, . for 'CIAURCIIIS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, and CABINETS. A mOng.other Subjeas are: ‘ The Crucifixion. - Visitatioa. • Presentation. • Last Supper. Martyrdom of Si. John. Martyrdom '6.)f St. Catherine. Assumption of tlte.Virgin. St. Valli Our Saviour at EtIIII22LIS. 'F21.1 or Mau. The Nobility, Clergy, mid. Colleztors of thew rare of the Arts, are respectfully entreat;;:l to arts.:“.t above, which were brougrtr from the Contiiient, ;zit: ill fine Preservation. : • • Letters :post- paitl).ro Mr. Comyns 93, Pall-MAIL as above, will bu attended to. • C A P IT.O AEVE RS I 0 :\I and an AN N 0 I'l'y o f 2501. TO ,OE SQLI).BV .PktVATE CONTItAI‘T. AVALUABLE -and very DeNitahie REVER:. S lON in Fee Expcaant, on th.:_larhs'and .I,,,ilure of Issue of a Lady and Qcntlernan aged 3r ~,-.:! 31.(h.111, onriLii,- ried), of and in divers very.eligible Manars, I.'arnis, Land;; Tenements, •andliereditaimnts,. shuarie in one4)l the finest Counties in Engl. ind, about 130 miles frOm London.; and icu to Tenants at it its amounting to between 2. and 30001. per Annum, hut 'sit Tosed - to he ~ o 1 the annual YALU: Or 3,, Q ,t, and upwards.—The Lantt Tax har bean redenied. ... And also an Annuity 'or clear yearly Item: Cly„rge, of - r,.A. .now payable for the Life of the said Gentleman aired 3•4 and issui lig out of charged upon't he 'a fnresaid Matv.o . Farms, Lands % Tenements, and lieredunnents. ' For snub& particulars apply to Messrs. Mont° and Pronl:s, Law'Statiimers, - Bell-lard, Carey- street, Lintoln's Inn. Principals only will.be attendad to. • . VALUABLE. EVE...ECTS, BUSHEY FORDSIIIRE. • • T0 . 13F, SOLI) BY AUCTION, • By Mr. WATERS, By ORDER of the EXECUTORS of Mrs. BRUERE, Deceased, an the Premises, 21$ _Hattsbourne Cottage, on Monday the 14th Day of March, 1803, add Eight following Days (Sunday excepted), COMPRISING Foitr.:post 'rind Field'iledireads,- with India Chintz add Corded Dimity Furnitures, prune seasoned Goose I...earlier . ..beds and, exeeilent Bedding, well finished Cabinet.wnrk, in 'Dining, Card,Pembroke, and DieSsineTablei, excellent Warttrob, Chests of Draw. en, - Secretary and Bookcases ' Dining r ivont, Parlour, and Chamber . Chairs, Sofas. large Glasses and Mirrors,, a Patent Grand Piano Forte, ab'mt 3000 Outtces of Modern Plate; Time-pieces, Gold Stop, and: ItepeatingWaiches,; variety ,of Gold Ornattents and jewels ; •a - Seleellon - of Books, .by thr: most esteemed , Authors, many of which are searco • and valuable, in splertlid Bindings ; near aop Volumes of Music, including the Wok of Handel; India, Friftelt, unit Derby shire (71inial - about s'so Pieces ‘of India Long.eloths and Muslin,; valuable .Wearing Apparel;. near aoo DiTto tine Old Madejra,, Port, and other Wines; is latv Orange and • Lemon Trees; variety of other G men tiOuSe . Plants; an die gant,Post Chariot. Phaeton, a Cilaif,e, Horse, it.clever Haek ney, Cart Horses, Cans, Corn, 114 y, Cows, Heifers, Pigs, Sec. Sec. Catalogues will be published ten days preceding the Salt., at, One Shilling each, whicirwill be - returned' to P and may •tie had at Messrs. Kent and Mears, §oti.- - ttorSi ; Mr. Evans, Bookseller, Mr. Dwerrilhouse. Witch-maker. Berkeley-Square - ; the gin A's Arms, Oxford-street, and No. ', Ludgate-street, London; Abercorn Arms, Stanmore; Red• Lion; Barnet ; Wixdpacli, St. Alban's; White Horse, Uxbridge ;. CaStle, .the Premises; and of Mr.. Waters, - Wattiirct, May be viewed, with Catalogues only, on Thuri.;(4y, 1. ii - day, and Saturday ptecetting tut Sale, tro.:l - 1 ten till. FREEL-101;D:•AND POP V1101,l) • ffARNI. NEAR :tIALDEItf - AND it()(.4t01:1), ESSEX. To BE' tOT.O IsY AUCTION, • 1 At Garraway i. s, on • eutestay .4t 1 weote • \TAY DFSIRAL FREEHOLD: ant! sma ll • coP Yli(}l.o I Alt vont:titling about ()NE E t:Oi . t A e r e C; Piel E :l; Ti . tt f la ( t k e!l for the v C I. a . R r▪ ria e ge i dl o C c o i r i n a t i o r I the a i l - b o r n:lz uket, v t e n t l i k)i xi n , i i t c h.] the RI horn Malden, awl fort Irt_nn I::tchfortl, ' North I'am brxl, in the Cutinte Esiex ; with a earai Darn, a l t d puthhilaiho; let on [,care to Mrs. Saran Page for a l'atti of about It:a Years unexpired, at tL Itynt 0f4a51. !we annum. Latrl.T.tx r:2deeined and paid he the Ten4lit perannurn.—May be vieweti %rah leave'Of the Tenant, and or ti had, ten Days preceding the Sale, at the Coj Ilarwlt;b anti C,lehester; Roie and C rown,., Sunbury ; Hettii, 'Malden ; George; Witham ; Mack Poy, Clieltitsfgrtl; • F..tg!r; 1 :tgatesione ; White Hart, .ItteulTvooi ; CPO: and Bell anti tilling Ilan, Rd:llford ; at (.;arramtays ; antt M. Mr. Smith, Nt). 62, BM:id-street. TI:IE \(;.ft Ot FKUI.IiOLD LVIATU IN 'MK COUNT O‘z f FO 'BF ',OLD 13Y AUCTION, U Mr. ;\'ll 1.11, AlGarraway'z:, W cOnc•hiLly, Marelt,23, at T wet we sarC lock , _ ffifir, NI.VN . 'OIk t,f 'IRA N 'FREE, extrmling over the tvhole t. 1.11 t - on I i• 1:. ; , :i And .4.1,11.1L:o11, itkllt :Ind 1:1M1111116.' 11.!iirlir . ill; in lb,- a.1:114:, %vita tll, at i srlu , -callcrl th e 3 ; 1; 1 1 arm, ..:tile:} " Little Stainpi4y, in the t - 40 White ; to seti,cr, 7.1} with suitaoie Baths, and outll, l ;m 4 ;,gs; let atid Air. Pahuell,., able tir..tiits, ptodo,t , lg, with the profit.; of the Mamar, up '‘vAttl; 01 . pur attnua; v+ith a valuable right to part of the:Thu:p.a . gf.owing 00.6a14 . 1 M.mor„ which xteusive., aL,d all :u+rts with Fame. To be I'iew,;:cl; arid l'articulahthatl, teti chtv;... t ei.eiithg - tite bate., the Cock anti Bell, :hid Hart .1 00 „, f r thr.itor,t; Brentwood .Spreati Eatflr, sit . ;4 l ;:; ,/,,v ;LW . , C 'MILO Iptca, 130,kii;;; • t';c , 7x,c, With A m ; Ciips;Cc4Oeste r ; 110.)tr St;dt,,try ; Co,k, rppiltg ; keit '1,1611, iti4lop's ; at (rstfrova)':, •antitit Mr. Smith, Nu. 62, broxi-4tte.:l, nk:4: London, VALIJAELF. FP.L Mit; LI) AND GREAT' P.STA A ' NDL TYTHES, NA,R. MALDLN, ESSEX.- • TO BE SOLD fly AUCI C.)N, By Mr. t-N1 1, At G:irraway's Calee- 'Clivnge-alleY• Corhhill• on I,Vetine,n.ty. the 23t1 of March. at Tw.:2l.te o'Cluck, in - Lots, unless . an acceptable inter is nwie for tht whole by Priv.tte Contract ; ••• • A CALI - FAL FREEflOttl ES TAT; fret. frontr Grrai Tythes f Land. Tax. with the: MANOR of DEN HALL, iii„ rents, Rights, and Immunities belonging to. the satuf.., the gCC - tor;4l Tyttics or the Patiih Murnlen, 'lnc L pally within a Ain& Fence, including Menden Hail, New:. Brick Houma, Stocks and Parsonage t' arms, contain ing togetheT upwards of One. Thousand Si Hundred. and Fourteen Acres of exctilent A rablC, Pa , ,;ture, Salt- '.'.larsh, and Moadnw,Land, with suitable - Farm-houses, large Yards, Barns, Stabling, and Out buikliqs, lett to Makes ly, Caw:ADD, and scwell, on old which will expire in two Of three year. Thu Esto.to i. situated about three miles front the Iloroci,:h mod Port of M.,t..ien, -boonded on the West by the !lilt ta)m Ntal4tn to Litt4ingdon, Brad_ 'well, ivc. and on the Last by . the N ,vi4:.ble River Black water, I...owl;ng"Creek ~• also iliwigable I.3i:idea tram Chelms .l,ird, and a nom Lohtl'in, with two t.onvenieztt Situations for sniPPL , 4 Cprn to the London Aiatiza. Half the Pur cliase.nioney May remain on mortgage. Parti,utats are prepar;ng, and ntay be had twenty days pref.:4.l4)g the Sale, or :,;.1,.;.,4r5. Bullock and Arnold, Bedforct. row ;at the Cups, [Law iLla, and C , :iciiiister Golden Lion, Ipswich ; nut). ; 1:'o;:.• and Stidhury • Nlalden ; GeorgQ, Witham ; Mack. Boy, Cliefinsfoid; Spread La?,le, Inows.one ; tVhite Hart, Urentwood ; Cock arid Bell, and White Romford ; Crnw , Rochester; Star, Mai tstone ; at f)arr.,,wivis;' and of Mr. Smith, No. 62-, OZ-ie site Roy..l l fixeltange, min,cre a Map of the Estates_ may be teen, • THE PRINCE OF WALES. Mr.'. said, he thought it w. 15 his •duty to repe:it, to the Gentlemen -pr; f icw,. what he had said few evenings agn, wlitu he gave. notice of the Motion he OW about to submit . to the llnuse ; that tha ruNeuire he .had taken, ...to addiSplendor and Dignity to an 'li e lustrintis Wanch of the Royal .F.nni}yi a rl s < 2 rirely few» his Own, teeiings, and tit it he had. neves had any ewumnoiciition with any Gcntlentann the Delie.ne the subjedmay be,'he stolid b r in g f o ew 4 rd h . :'.lotinn in, such a way, that he hoped no Gentleman would, objet to it. The pur port of His Majesty!s Message did not harcly,ask far a Sin A. tine fir the oyport arutdigni ty .Of , the Heir. A i ,i, ar rot to the Throne, hut Fits •Mj , :sty leir the sum :0 the ‘visdom of,ratilairient, %%110 laid ever, bceil alive to the necessary Wants of the Prince of Wale's, and every part of the Royal F.imil); 'nnd who would, he ..vas at this mumenr, grin! the Prince a su:iiiient Income to enable him to assume ;his forni,:r Dighity and. Splendor. He, knew_ that every Member in the Hiiose would wish, as well as hi mse lf, to Lee hi s Rny:ll.llighness support time saute dignity hoot - ace did e and every MeMber mast knOw, from a recent diseusSibn on the Prince's Afrairb, that the suns voted by the House, was next tO no.. thing for the support of that illustrious CharaCter, who had ever been the pride of the Nation, anti who possessed every virtue ro• adorn his elevated anon. The question befute the House he consider ed of great i.nportaueC. It Went to ask the House of Coutinons, and the Nation at large, whether they would hutrer (in a Country hlessed with ,ve3lfit, virtue; and . every Ininour that can render •Blitoni to themselves, and envied .by the world), rite illustrious Prinee'of this Kingdom to live in a state of obscurity. lie could answer, that there was not a Memb: r. in the House who bad such a wish; mid he:would also answer i that every Member Would:feel a !amiable .arnhtion in seeing. the Prince Ckcile enabled, to diffuse those comforts. to ,dis ,tresr‘e,l merit, wllich his philanthropic and polishefi. mind feels ambitious of giving support- to. I ,l* Motion that he should shortly offer to the wisdatririf the Kruse, vvas-,-.' 4 That 'a Select Commit Ice should inquire into the '‘ciretutisranea that, i.inpedt.l His Royal ,Highnesfrotnicktaninglis rronteti which was so necessary to his. elevatedStation,"-- The constro&ion he put , upon Hi s n i ie' sy . s sage, might he very .die. , 'eictit to the sense in which other Gentlemen had o n dey s t oo d i t ; b ut ,l iceois sure the Message e)tiiressed 'a confid e n ce i n tile Hoteie rrfurming .what as dome to the Dignity..of his Royal Son, He thu;!ght the Message wet , t great way farther than. rfie:ely. asking for the kzum voted by the lintse. - It haiVbeen stated by an Hon. Member, that Royal Highness wished ..to appropriate a portion of his Lied= for the bene. fit of his Creditors ; but if this is to be carried into effeet, with the sum already allowed by the House, the Prince cannot assume that Dignity, which h as been the .. )j . c.,er' of His Majesty's Message, and he _would - ask the House, what the Public opinion would 4e.on such a measure; in giving 60.0001. a year, by the free voice of the Nation, 'to add lustre to the Prince's station, and then the People find this sum appropriated to the discharge of old debts, which would contrary to the intention of the Grant, or His Majesty's Message , : he hid no doubt but the .Public, who are at resent so desirous of seeing. His Royal Highness exist in Splendor and Magnificence, wonld think that an improper ' use had been made of the money voted by the House, as it had been obtained for one purpose, and ,:can. vetted to another,. It is now high time tho'HoOse :_.~ on). .ona itime fit+ - Pr ()a:, , • a} $ d ail Std ttitt% 6 11- I) 11l A .