The Sun. — London, England, 1803-03-21 00:00:00

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Lease i , a it Assigo , made by little Mere Itr.CSPTY 14 pwarci; o f rrum a cow i weight of r Salto a;i3 Aft a &NI d atl# l aterials 1 0 f nceiYe the! stPcompletl Mr. joie oite irr poritt, Lima ; be Sold bi ; eonihtitig attd I"O r t t9r h" tani ' truillOg en Y 10,00%0.1, in precisely oale 4 ' 311t o t t 7 r. rrY: lo i , teIoDYI ~: NUbIBER. 3277.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March iz 1803, will be pert - Wined, THE HERO OF THE, NORTH.- With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and the Music composed and selaclied by Mr. KELLY. The Characters by • Mr.POPE, Mr. WROUGI4TON, Mr.:KELLY, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON, • Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. GIBBONS, • Mr. CIPRIANI, Mrs. YOUNG, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,- Mrs: I - lARLOWE, Miss MENAGE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER. %MU THE DEVIL TO PAY. . • Nell, Mrs. JORDAN ; • • lobson, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. en Thursday, The Hero of the North, with The Virgin Untnask'd ; Miss Lucy, Mrs. Jordan. The Public arc most respetlfully informed, that the .-1 12 g51y of Pizarro is in. preparaii. - , , n, 4:1( will lot produce 4. 'MOndat . th:lBtli instant. ATttE-ROYAL.COVENT_C;ARDEK. O:IVIORROVVE,Vp.;NIN9. '4l.arch 22, 'lBO3, will be presented a new Coincily, in Five Atli, called JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENG LISHMAN's VI RE-SIDE. ' With New Scenes and Dresses.. - The , Principal Chaialiters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOXE, Wir: FAWCETT, Mr. imiNsToistE, Mr. H. jOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, eMERY, Mr. WADDY., , • Mrs. • G,I BBS, Mrs. : DAVENPORT, Aiid Mro. R. JOHNSTON. The Prologue - to be by Mr. BRUNTON. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Me. jOHNSIONE. After which 'will - be Vertormed,'lnr the 'first time, anew Meno-Drama, or Tragie,-Scene, called THE CAP't IVE. Written by 'Airs. Litchfield. 'The Accompaniments Com posetiby Dr. Bushy. MANINIOTH, or INCOGNITUM, Exhibiting . it No. rtB, Pall-Mall, near Carleton House. Admittance One Shilling, from Tin till Five. mins g re. Skeleton of a NonAricript Carniv. roux Animal, lately diScovered in a - Marle.pit in Ame rica, is greatly entitled to 'the attention of,the curious, con. aidefing it in no other light than as a:Skeleton, exhibiting on a,.laTge 'scale, and accurately, all the 'proportionate • part.; ; • but as.inen-deScript, carnivrotis, extinct, immense awl found_ip,Amenca, it is intinitelY , moreinteresting.• N.8 . .' A number of other Bones are about the Boom,, .ler particular examination ; others of the same sort are the kritish,Museum. and other Museumsoin Europe,, which are v4;cll known to.the learned. •r- IRISH POPLINS. • A RCHER and HAUGHTOST, Manufa&ure.is to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses, eery apeafully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they have • now. manufactured, and ready for their inspeetion, a large and ligant varlety"of their much adinited Poplins and Tabbk YietJ l • •olaiti anti figured ; also Italian and Cyprus Sarstilets, ,hlaeia !Silks, of all D,eseriptions, 13 ornbazeens, - Borsbaie6, and every other article for Family Ivinurting. They. entreat Ladies residing in the C6untry, to -, vritet,,(Patterns,'froth Uhich they may buy to the same. advantage 'as if in London the fly.t , :t REA pY NE Y Pfice.heing marktici en each Tabbeieas ter Furniture, made immediately to any ': 1 (!r;----No• 8 . llenriettk.streeti •COVent-Garden. • tf ve.7 „plisttinlttisbeil ppi . . • ;, ROI3ARTS and Pi.r) \V MAN'., New &I anunictory has • ex perienced 'froth HER MAjESrY, THE ROYAL 1; A lga Y, the Nobility and Gentry, 4dc. • claims froth • them their tespeCiful Acknowledgethents.. They flatter themselves, from their unremitting attention t o produce I'aste and Ele gance in .tkeir. • EXtensive ColleCtion thr Fashionable 12res:3, that itexceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited to this Cernitry. R.. and P. being the Inventors and ManufaCturers, warrant the wear of every Article'soldin'their Warehouse ; anti beg So acquaint the Public, they arc only, to be had genuine at 'their Ware-roolias, No. r, Chandos-street,'Covent-grirden. IN THE EVENT OF ANOTHER WAR,. JOHN BURGESS ~a nd SON take this early _opportunity of soliciting the favour s o f th e i r F r i en d s , t h e tieers of His lvla . tes!y's Royal NaVy brid - Aritty, whom they ktri the honour of rating out (luring the late War. Stores tut:plied by them, as before, tit for Channel Set. Vie; or any Climate, packed upon the shortest notice. Such Gentlemen as may please to honour them with their Commissions, may rely upon , their attentioti, both to - the quzlity and packing of every article. Warehouse, 'N0:167, cornet of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London, ` • PARMASAN CHEESE. jUST IMPORTED, a large Quantity of extraor. dinary iine•Ptirmasan Cheese, which, to the Curious in this Article, Will be found well worth their attention ; also f none Neutehatel and Chapziger Cheese, 'New Gorgona An. - Ghoul:s for Sandwiches, White French Vinegar, French Ca- Root Capers, and New French Olives. To be had a lobo zurgess:tra on's Warehouse, No, ao7, corner of , tlib Savoy Steps, Strand, London. GLITOS . r6rAftilly ttiformS the Nobility, j • Gentry,. -ke: that he has just landed and warehoused a k4tcel o fival:al:able fine Barrelled Salt- Fish, in. quality not 6 be equalled ; packed in" small Barrels for the' convenience Of Families, eithstr for Tw.vn. or Country. Also Scilly and Yorkshire Ling, Tupk, Sce. Cod Soimds, in small Packages Or in le.cgs, of superior e, cellence. just received from Bou logne, pickled (qsters of a most debeate 'Flavour. - Warehouse, No, 42, Great St. .114Artin's,lane, Charing. Ori•Ss, N, B. Gittos' I rnpryvecl Essence of Anchovies, prepared aSter uhe Italian Method, with other . Sauces, properly .p4,:ked for the East or West Indies. 1/1" OTWAN and .. SANDERS' : 'Nw - Inv.:Ned -I , VA. lin . peiial, Dining. Tables and Portable Chairs; the tauch.adnured P4teat Brass- icrthv Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and Chair 11c42;k with a general Stock of Upholstery aod. Cabinet A rrictesi: upon improved principics, for the furnishing !louses cohlpicte:i . . - - 4 No. 16and t 7, Catherine-Street, Strand. Thl.ltriperial Dining `fables arc allowpd to b.; the ,hand- ItOtries and most complete set of, Tables ever• vet invented ; teleA:4llt Uome Beth, with at W-designed WindoW Curtains, c n i; , ,„% u v . ll e ;' , .new-inveuted Ninsquitth Couch Beds for Foreign e.s, matt rasscs, , and Bedding complete; every Article n tht. ; l lt h ~, stery and Cabinet k: Biancheg, executed itt the best 41 , 14 , 11.1 95 t Mod s tile of Fashion and Taste, and of the choicest Mateii,tls and higii;tinished Workwanship, • fry' ()ItGA N and SAND IL KS, Furnishing I! pholbt4ers and Cabinet - Makers, • • No. tb , and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. • B. prevent mistakes, pleaSe to notice the .Num bers, 16 and 7. • .. . , • - AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE-IN SOUTH WALES. TU BE .SOLD 1W PRIVATE CO TRACT, A CAPITAL MANSION situate in thq k part of Carctiganshire, by the itiver Tyvy, tit: for the reception of a Family of Ranlcand Fortune, and with it any Quantity of rich and valuable Ground, .ficau ic to I•sa Acres. his beautiful Place is surrounded with, good Public Roads, adorned with Woods and Watet, and abounds with Tish and Game. N. B. -Half of the Purchase.:money may remain, if re quired: Plications addressed (free of Postappo Mr. Nr. Scarlet t, 13 . 349, Strand, London •or t o mr, cony Booksaller, Proprietor. reel Excter, will immediately foiriatded to the 4,,,toprietor. MONDAY, MARc II 21 , 1503. NORTHAMPTON. • At a MEETING of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, BAI. LIFE, BURGESSES, and other INHABITANTS of the TOWN of NORTHAMPTON, held pursuant to public Notice at the Guildhall, in the said Town, the7th . Day of March, 18a3; CHARLES FREEMAN, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair; Resolved Unanimously, • . 'THAT a,Congratuhtory ADDRESS•be presnt_ 11. ed to HIS MAJESTY, on the Frustranon of the late Treasonable Conspiracy, and that the Chairman, and the Members in Parliament forthe Town, be requested to pie. •sent such Addrth. rA., Address was then proposed, unaniinously adopted, anil ordered to be engrossed for Signatures.] Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be, given to Mr. Alder. man Johnson ' for his Address proposed and adopted. Resolved 1../nanlmousi y That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair. ,man, for his - readiness in calling the . Meeting, and ter his proper Cptiduel in the Chair. • ReSolv:d Unanimously, , That these Resolution . ; tr.l signed by the Ctiairman:Ml advertised in the l'lti.v3p.tc.cri c.1.14d the Mer cury, THE So::, and the Star. Signed, by Order of the Meeting,' • CHARLES FREEMAN,' Mayor. ra" The Address will appear in a future Paper. DR, - GARNETT.'s ORPHAN CHILDREN. FrOm the Press 4 of the Royal InStirntion, and dedicated, by permission, to the Right Hon. and Hon. the Managers of that Corporation, wilt be published, ina handsome Quarto Volume, _ A ACOURSE •t of LECTURES ZOONOMIA. ; or, The LAWS of ANIMAL LIFE. By the late T. GARNETT, M.D. Scc. &c.Sre. Armunt of Subscriptions already advertised, t r7zl. ; but from this Sum, when the great charge for paper and printing, and other necessary expellees, is &dueled, the Committee submit to the consideration of a generous Public these de fenceless Orphans will still be found far removed from that humble independence which it is the object of the Subscrip tion to provide them, and thereby to give some relief to the distress which they are too young to feel in all its extent, The Committe have fixed the lowest Subscription for a Copy of the Work at One *Guinea, the price which the Booksellers usually charge for Works of the same extent and excellence ; intending by this means to tam:Jan opportuni ty to Subscribers to possess this useful and interestur; Work at the amount of its actual value, or of extending their Sub scriptiOns, as a further testimony of tir own benevolence, anti the merit and virtues of the Author. • The Lite, and a Portrait of Dr. G.irtiett, engraved by , an eminent Artist, under the immediate direction of Mr. IcNiah Boyden, will be published with the Wofk, as will also a complete List of the Subscribers. Subscriptions are received at the following Banking-houses . in London, viz. Mess. l3osanquet, Coutts, F.dwards,llankey, Hanes, Ransoms, and Pybus ; at the Bar of Lloyd's Corti.-e -house ; and by Mr. Savage, at the Royal Institution ; and at which places Lists of the present Subscribers,and their Sub , - scriptions, may be seen.; and where Subscriptions may be remitted from the Country through the medium of Country Bankers. • By Order, Essex-street, strand. W. C CUPPAGE, Soc. to the Committee. TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS, TO he 'SOLD, Three Second-hand COPPERS, one of 6a Barrels, one of 90, and one of 112, with Dooms besides a variety of smaller sizes. Apply to WilliaM Pontifex, Goldwin and Co. Manufac tories, Nos. 46, and 47, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street; or No. ' 9B, Houndsditch London; where Gentlemen may be supplied with every Article in Copper for Home Consumption or Fo reign Trade, cpnaidtrably lower than the usual Prices, N. B. Good and sober Workmen sent to any part of the Country, to (4) Repairs, &c. TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made •. in a Cause STANLEY against. CORK E, before John - Spranger, Esqq.• one of the Masters of the said Court, in the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Sodth. ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,. London, m the Month of April next, in Two Lotb, ./ A QUANTITY of OAK, ,ASH, ELM, and ether :LIMBER TREES, now standing on'an Estate situate at High Miley, in the COunty of, Stafford, late the Estate of IpHN ETHEL L, Gentleman, deceased. Partictilari whereof may behad at the said Master's Cham .bers, in 'S'othatripton-bnildings aforesaid ; of Mr. Tiimjred, of the Si, Clerks' Office, Chancery-lane, London ; and of Mr. Stanley, Solicitor, Newport, in the County of Salop.. TO BE SOLD'BY PRIVATE CON'T'RACT, AValuable and very D lAe LEASEHOLD Irl esti-a ESSUAGE and PREMISES', held for au uhrgired t At' - 1* went , / Mrs and upwards, most desirably situated at t t it:. West the TOwn, comp/jai% an Old established any!very reSpeclable.COFFEE-110U.5E . , now in full trade, the present Proprietor retiring. The Furniture, - Fixtures, and.Stack.,4ay.-Jao take n at an appraise-meat. The SObseriptions and Profits of the business have fin many years produced a 6:insider:Ode ,§urrt,, and the 'concern will . befound very desirable to any .p . ersotiwho May wish to engage;in first-rate bnsiness . in the above line. Partieularimav be known by iPplving to Mr. Hawkins, Shoetnaket, Nu. 27, Chancery-lane, 'Fleet-street. This Day was published, In One large Volume Evo. with Nine relding Plates, price mss. in boards. - • A • TREATISE on ASTRONOMY • in which the Elements of the Science are deduced in' a natural (Mier from the Appearances Pr the [leavens to An. Observer on the Earth; demonstrated on iVlatlieiriatical and explained by an Application to the various Phenomena. By OLINTHUS GREGORY, Late Teacher of Mathematics, Cambridge, and now of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwitili. " Thera is undoubtedly . much to commend in Mr. Gre gory's plan : but how is it executed ? This is the most im portant question. We may. briefly answer, with ability., M al y of the Chapters are written with peat perspicuity some subjeas ot discussion, which are in general loosely treated, are stated with unusual precision,, and the.e .r , irtrieti moos.tr , z prin;a4l., tot *.ogiriat:...ii.ty t a mp e d as certain. That the /look should contain much new matter could not reasonably be expelled; nor' does the Au thor rest his claim to distinaion on this point : but there an; few things in Astronomical Science which it does not notice. "The Author seems, with great care and diligence, to have consulted all preceding Astronomical• Treatises ; and his Se.. !calms refit a credit on his judgment. Satisfied, therefore, with this result of his researches, and this specimen of his talents, we cannot but wish that he could devote more time to the Improvement of Science." . . . . . "We cannot. cogelude without recommending this Performance as, on the , whole, valuable and useful; nor without hoping that the Author's zeal and indefatigable industry may meet with a suitable reward from the favour of the Public." • Monthly Review. Aug. 18oz. For other Charmers ot this Work; theßeader is referred to the British Critic for September last ; Nichot.ion's lour nal, No. 5 ; antkPhilosophical Magazine. No. 45. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet -street; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and Brash and. Reid, Glasgow. 'this Day was piablished, Price zs. • INVINCIBLE STANDARD. rALSHOOD and MALIGNITY DETECTED 11 and EXPOSES), in a- 'VINDICATION of the FORTY - SECOND , ! ROYAL HIGHLAND REM. KENT, against the Pretensions of Mr. 'William Cobbett, anti the. Claims of Anthony Lutz. With a Sketch-.of the Position of the 424 Regiment on the Battle of Alexandria. la - Nothing extenuate, . " Nor ought set down in malice' London : Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-street, Soho ; for Mundell and Co. Edinburgh ; and r. Ginger, No. 169, Piccadilly; and,H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row, London. HOLCROFThs IsIEW COMEDY. - 7 --- This,Day was published', price Half-a-Crimp, ILTEAR BOTH SIDES,' New Colpectk, in 'LI Five Ats, performing at this time with universal ap plause, at the Tlie.nre-Royal, DrinyAane. By 'IIIOM AS PIMA: RO FT. Printed for Richard phillips, No. 71, st. Paul's church yard, and sold by Messrs. -Carpenter, New Bond:Street . ; Ginger.' Piccadilly ; R. tt. Westley, Strand ; and 41 other Booksellers: ' . • 01 whom may be had, lately published, A. TALE of MYSTERY, a Malo-Draine, •by•the same Author, decorated with four Etchings, price zs: . ANCLENT STAINU.) GLASS. .TO 13E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Separately arately &•Together, No. 98, Pall-Mall; London, TAQABL,F. QOLLgcTION of ANCIENT STAIN E D I.:A SS, for 'CHU RCH ES, .PUBLIC BUILDINGS, and. CABINETS. Among other Suldjeas are: The Crucifixion.' Presentation: • Last Supper. Mart yrdorn of St. 141 m. Martyrdom of St • Catherine. Assumption'of the Virgin. St. Paul at Malta. Our Saviour at Emmaus. Fall- of Man. The Nobility, Clergy, and Colleelors of these rare Speci mens of the Arts, are, respeitfully entreated to attehil to the above,, which were brought front the Continent, and are in tine preservation. 'Leiters (post-paid) to Mr. Cotnyns (No. 98, Pall-Mall), as above, will be attended to.' GLOUCESTERSHIRE. • • , . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, t the Fleece Inn, Rociborough, in,this County, on Friday the zsth day of March inst. at Four o'Clock to tho After noon, subjea to the Conditions-Of Sale to be then and there produced, • , • • ALL:that Capital M ESSUAGE‘nr MAIOION. HOUSE, called or known by the Natitc Of 1 ROG MARSH-HOUSE, • with the Mills, Mill,hense, Work shops, Lofts, Rack-Stove and Wool-Stove, Gardens and Pleasure-Ground, Stables, and Out-buildings thereto ad joining,.now in the occupation of Mi. Thomas Cooper, Clo. thier ; together with the Orchard, and Two Closes of Mea. dow or Pasture Ground, called the MEAD, and the , RACK LEAZE," also belonging thereto, ,and occupied therewith, and containing altogether about Thirteen Acres. . Likewise, FOUR several COTTAGES or TEN Z-. MENTS, with the Gardens and Appurtenances belonging and lying near the before-mentioned Premises,, and occupied therewith by the said Thomas Cooper, and his Under-Te. Hants. The above Premises lie in the most populous and wealthy pan of the Clothing Neighbourhood; and near the Market Poti , ns of Stroud and Minchinhampton, , within an easy dia. tance of the Cities of Gloucester. and Bath, and adjoin the Turnpike !load,leading. thereto, and to,.,Cheltenham ; haVe been many yeari occupied by Clothiers of the first re,speda bility, , and conveniently and well adapted for that Business ; ,very roomy, and most plentifully supplied with Water, and have recently bean thoroughly repaired. Possession may be had, at Lady,clar, 1304. Fora view of the Premises, apply to the Tenant, or to Mr. john Powell, of Strouii ; and for further Particulars, or to treat by Private Contrael, to the Proprietor, Mr. Love. set, of Charlton-Kings; or to Mesirs.Weleh anti liloxsome, Agouties, Dursley, at whose Oaice a Plan of the Estate may be seen. By the IclNC's PATENT, CAKES for Making of SHIN INC LIQUID BLACKING, for Shoes, Boots, tic. Price Sixpence each. TIiESE CAKES make, with the .utmost Ease by the addition.of Water only, a most excellent ing Liquid Slacking,. much superior to any hitherto known : it .give . s the finest. Black, and most beautiful 'gloss to the Leather, yet never rend e rs it stilt'. or hard, but on the con trary, prevents it from cracking, and preserves it soft, pliable, ancl:mellow to the,very litst. It i; pettedly free from smell, and the Shoes that are blacked, with it, will neither coil the fingers in putting on, nor the stockings in wearing. The long established refutation of .these Cakes,having in duced Many persons to counterfeit' them, those who make use of them are requested to take notice, that none are ge. nuine but what have an engraved Label pasted on each Cake with these words, " 13y the King's Patent - Cakes. for Shin ing Liquid Blacking, prepared by AVin. Bayley, the Patentee, and sold, by Bayley, and Blew, Cuekspur-street, London ;" where large allowance is m ale to those who buy them for exportation, or to sell again,- with a liberal discount to' such as rake quantities for ready money. `N.B. The bills of dirt:dims are signed with my name, W.: 134S,YLE V, which appear on the outside of each Cake. *•* Many of theCoutircrfit C ekes, nearly resembling the true ones in appearane, they may ,t i e discovered by lay name oktite label being dillicrently spelt, or the 'wont (as) or (as formerly) inserted before 0144 word grepircd. This• Day. was published, Handsomely printed on a Fine Paper, in Two Vclumss, Octavo, price 18s. in boards, ASYSTEM of THEORETICAL and PRAC. TICAL CHEMISTRY, With Plates, by • FREDERICK 4CCUM, Chemictl Operator in the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Printed for the Aut i t, Old compron-street, Soho; C. Kearsley, Fle e t-street; Bell and BraLitutc, Edin burgh ; Brash and Reid, Glasgow; and Archer and Colbert, Dublin. A I& Copies are printed on paper inadc of Straw only; to be had of the Publisher, price 11. 4s. in boards. Sub scribers in the Coug,try arc requested to apply for their Copies, through the medium or the dearest Bookseller in their neighbourhood. ' HOLCRO FT's TRAVELS. In the Press, and speedily will be published, in .Two ele gant Volumes, Quarto, decor,ted with a great number of Vignettes, together with a separate Volume of large En gravings, by the first Artists, representing the ptimipal Objects and .Buildings In Paris inany of them from beauti ful Drawings made under the direction of the 'Author, "1 -I RAVELS in GERMANY, HOLLAND, 1. FLANDERS, and FRANCE, tOPARIS : with nu inerous particulars, relative to the present Sate of that Capital ; its Nlanmrs, Characters, Paintings, Music, The. atres, Gardens, Institutions Architetture arc. THOMAS' HOLCItOPT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St: Paul's Church yard, THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INT() TURKEY, SYkLi, A..14D EGYPT. In the Preis, and on the as th of March will be published, in one yolumr, Quarto, price -Two Guineas and a HAW, in Boards, einbellished with nearly Thirty coloured , Etvgrav_ ings, from Drawings taken on ma Spot„ 'RAVELS in". ;:TURICEY, ASIA-MJNOR, SYRIA, and across the Desert into EGYPT, during the-Years 1799, duo, and aoi, in Company with the Turk Army and the British Military Mission) which i,vas'sent trout this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General ,Koanta ;,containing Details at the Proceedings anti Opera.. tionx of Turkish Army under the Command of the,Grand Vizier, with authentic and circumstantial Accounts, of the present Stith: of' those Parts of the Turkish Empire. To which are annexed, A Meteorological journal, atrl Observations ( ) tithe pi vue and on the Diseates of the Turks . . By WILLI . AM WITTMAN, M. D. Of ROyal Artillery,. Surgeon to the Mission, arid npward.,, of two Years Physii:tan to the Grand Vizier and the Prin. tip' Officers of the Turk4h Army. Printed for R.' Phillips, No. 7i, bt, Chtucti,-yald, {PRICE SIXF;ENCEf. OFFICE ORDN:MCIE, Fehruary 21, 143. ir ''HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of . HU MA 1. • ygsn , ,, oRDNANc:,, berehh; give hat tho wilt sell 4y Public Aaß:o.v, at, tbe Tolver, : pn day the 2.3etof March next; at Pen o' the dry Litz el OLD and UNSLPRVICLiBLE "ORDNANCE STORES, rontisting • Musquets and Musquet Barrels, Lockg, Bayonets and Ilarn niers, Swords of sorts, Flints and Accoutrements, a Quart: tity of Harness, Cordage, Hertipi Rubbish, Match. Blocks, Sheaves and Pins, Firewood and paint, .00. Casks; - Poi ider Horns, Lantherns; Salt-petre Bags, Car tridges, Sheep Skint, Hair Cloths, Tin Kettles, Fotgt Bellows, Standing Vices, Handscrews, Scales and Weightsl Old Iron, Files.or sorts Bedding, Tents, Clothing, In ' trenching Tools, and' various other'Articles. Tlx whole of which may k viewed at the TOUT?' all the day aj Sale. &Peed tilts :f the L#7l: will 6e delivered to such Perron: at apply for them, at the Office cf Ordnance the {'ewer. By (ireler of the Board, R. 11. C'RRIV, See. E4ST INDIA lIOUSE, ilfarck 16, iSO3. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of thq CNITE D -IL CO 1111'4NY of MERcim4v - rs Of' ENGLAND trading. to the Edit - btdles, do &rely give NWee, hat at the 047,1(4 General Court appointed lo he held ono tle 13d instant, the - following ResolutionS of the Court of Direihrs of the 2ai instant, and this slay, quill be retorted to the General Court, agreeably to the Ad of the.. 39th Ceo.. ill. cap. " That it is the tinanimous Opinionof this Court, •that " the Commander and Owners of the Ship 1-lir4ostat.; aro . " fully acquitted from all imputation of neglect, or mis. " conduct, in respect To the Loss of that Ship." • " Thst it is the Opinion of this Court, tliat the Corn— " rnar,der and Owners oldie Ship Princess Amelia, are fully • " arvicmi from all imputation of neglectruisconiluCt, " in repeCt to thc loss'of that Ship." • WILL TAIT RAM.S` AY, See; TO BE DISPOSED OF, X. HE LEASE 'of a 'rural, pleasant , COTTAGE, on that 'celebrated Spot, ENGLE FT E , L GREEN, Egham, Surrey ;. comprising a compact ll‹..able NvithOt tc complete, in the true Cottage Style, Wes,. a-srnall Farm-vaid, and about. ',Nine Acres of g.xxl Lai,-.1 adjoining. ' The Pre.mises are now in the occupation or a revliettable Family, who are ready to give immediatt Po:::e.sion. There are FOtitteefli Years of the Lease tinexpipal, and all the Fixtures are included with the t Lease. /The Rent is very lotv. May any time, and further particular; knowp by anpli4ati.in to MP. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates-ai.d Auctioneer,. No: 160, One blautilui. Marine Vilia, inquire as above. ~• COUNTY OF ,BERKS., In the mOst pleasant. part of WI NDSOR'FOREST. "I'O.BI SOLD, .with immediate Possessim, HE LEASE. Of a neat VLI.J., A • in the trite - Cottage Style, but possesses all '.the Comforts,nnd AC. commodations.equat.to a lgansioni, and tray always been ot z . cupied by Families of . Respedability ; cornprisine; substan. • • tial Brick and Sashed Dwelling House, with Ot!Nes corn- Ctc. A Ei:ve.stall Stable, double CoAch.ho.:.:c, •.with R O OOM and Loft ovei. Behind the Stables • is a snug Farm -yard, Ivial a CovV-hcise, tOr twe Horses, Sheds tor CartS, f e jggmv, and Pon; : • .11.; the side :rext zhe Offices iietaehed is aIV Pt , , • . . , •••• ,, 4 Cc;,+l,.. ! ' , .titift,i!Vg..to tli4 l i re, * lar Sliqd divined, 'tut-- the use of Turf, &e. -, Adjoining .is the Kitehen Gsr.!,•:). and cropped, with Melbn.pit, • Green. h: , is Room, and 11 leasing,Gravel. Walk, .the • • ty • planted with' flowering Shrubs and Evcrgreen, now perfection together with an Orchard of the beet civ rrees ;••• and,, three beantiful Meadows - encircle the whole, about Sixteen Acres, well fenced and watered. The Situation of this Spot is remarkable fsr the Pur.i.ty . a the Air, being'within two miles of the celebrated Suninghill Wells, the terge of the Forst,' only four miles front . Wind. sor,. on the Reading Forest ,Read, near the Royal Stag Hounds, His Majesty's new.rictes, the Parks, and the vicinity of a social polite Neighbourhood,. not to be equalled t welty ... &or miles from the Metropolis. N. B. There are Seven Years unexpired of the . Lease at 'Lady-.Day next, iSaz the Rents low, and the Taxes easy. Terms and' Particulars of Mr. imberley,' No.' )60 Pic‘a. dilty.( The Purchaser 'try' be accommodated with the near Furniture; which is as good as new, at a fair value: . RE. /AC.:OI\4I'IITE _VILLA, TO BE SOLD BY t. PRI VATS CONTRACT, togetlier 'with all the PI XTU ES. and FU ItN I'CUR E., mostly new and modern.; . with immediate possession. The Situation is truly desirable, within two milesof the. Great Western Road, and 34 from. London, near it pleasant Vilkige, a city' healthy Sput as any in the : after six hours rain; you may take your walk.in every tin - eaten, us clear frotri stamp ;sin die Draw ing.ttionts 'l'he Premises comprise a' good Family House, brick and sashed, - . wittrdonble Bow Windows, finished in a stile of workmanship ; the approach, by a bight of stone stepa, to a handsome paved and dotted Hall,with an easy best. Staircase. The Drawing-ruorn and Dining-parlourof large dimensions, fittetttp with costly Statuary and Marble ('.hirriney.kieces, Plaster Cornices, and, other fittings equally cotruspoLdeitr. The comerninication to the two back Parlours ling-room, from the Hall, by a pair of sash doors lead.. inn t' ihe otherApertments. 'Five best Bed.roetusea Lady's Dr.is.lile-reom; and suitable Apartmeets for Servants, with twa back Staireases. Three .canital Cellari under the Maiit pause for wine, beer, ale i L and liquors, cold larder, and for coale. A range of Ofeceeof esti4. description.; !vett iar Stable, a Granary, a complete Brevv-iitan.:•• with Copp, :r , stalled Stable for nine horses; two Coaeh.houses, a and ovcry Utensil in pule:A order; the PNtiltry and yetis, with an exeeeding.geod Bart,,Co..v.house, n l every , `, eonvdnient Building fora Sportsman, arid th,f :endue: : o t . tte; Land, about 46 Acres, together witi3 capital Kitchen Gar. dens fully planted, ‘v:th a variety of theskoicest Tiees of the most neilciaus l'ruit*, 'enclosed, fir the most desired aspees,.bv good Walls-or near 13...7.a tcet, nd stanclatqs °rya, r.ous kinds in great pltrity, the Pleasure, ground, iiisplaying,a scene or rural, romantic .hianty ; with trunks, Avenues, and shibly feetrents, decorated pd protect. ed by toweting Evergreens and other lofty Trees, 5111)3rJur to most others in that mech.admired County , .• the borders.en richer; with flowering-Shrubs; refreshed And Zu pp! it:d by a Crystal Spring, the finest Water in Europe, ever fie velm • the Spring rises from an elevated Spot, a sufheient Jrelgllt ,to ielve every part of the House 40 Offices, witnoot ply other expellee, and constantly traverses through the stare, after simplying the.Mvadows and several Canals,. iv, el.l stored in seacins. This lovely distinguished Residence, for the soft. mays and purity of the Air, intt eNcelient qualities ot the Water, will not only preserve, but restore tic mast delicate constitution. . Here sportive Nature, with transport's vieiv'cl, and sniiling said, 4 ‘ Wondering at the Works that she herself had made." .. / The Premises have undergone several rep..lis, .Alsei the Gardens and Crotinds, yet capable of great improvements. May be viewed at fl UV Su re CSUiIdaYS eXCernhidl:tf:tleen the. hours of anti tour, by Tickets ; and further Particti larsewith the Terms, by application 7o .Vir. Kimberley, Surveyor or Estates.and General Appraieereat No. 160, Pic. caciilly, Lendon. N. H. There are Six Cottages with Gbrdem d , separate a n convenient, nett to Tenants ell of good Cleeelk'der, to thitS Estate. The wipie of thin iita te. is on Le-a.ie, ap A's ot which ;Are unexpi:eei Day tO•ee, at a wry- • low rent, with on option ro pet: .; •-,e, : a .{1%.,t tinle kvithin two years friar') that ; aiso h rain' adjoin ing, or .ibeet 155 e I.t.teS. with a,good. Pecan-house, end every beilding, and the Lands in high cultivation. T we) heautifel N.l:inhe Villas, , h the verge o f m o,i t,, near the. Sea, an.st a variety of Restticaccs Witt COW: VS ; - te LIS Inquin as ;bore'. '