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Ara General COUNTY MEETING held here this day, to consider of an.AppltESS of Congratulation to HIS MA- I ESTY, on the detetaion of the late Treasonable Con spiracy against the Life .of His Majesty, and the Consti tution of the Kingdom ; Sir ROBERT WILMOT, Baronet, High Sheriff; in the Chair ; SIR ROBERT WILMO r, of Osmaston; Ba. roneti, produced and moved the following Address, which wan seconded by Bache Thornhill, Esq. and unani mously agreed to • " TO nit KING's MOST EXLELLE NT MAJESTY, " We, your Majesty's Loyal Subjects, the Nobility, Gen try, Clergy, freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Coun ty of Dtrby, deeply ab horing and execrating the late Trai torous Conspiracy against your Majesty's Sacred Person and Government, beg leave to approach your Majesty with our warmest congratUlations on the •Detection of that most Mis chievdus and Atrocious Design, and on the happy preserva tion of your Majesty. Truly sensible aS we are cif your Majesty's ever watchful attention to the Security of your people, the Security of 'your Majesty must always be our dearest concern. With hearts filled wit It gratitude, reverence, and affeCtiona te attachment, we humbly, beg leave to offer our most earnest wishes for the long continuance of your Ma jesty 4 Life." . Resolved, That the Sheriff be requested to sign the Ad deess in the name and on behalf of the Meeting. • Resolved, That Lord George Augustus Henry Cavendish, and Edward Mille.r Mundy, Esq. the Members for this County, be requested to present the Address to His Majesty. 'Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting he given to the 81wrift; for his ready compliance with the iequisition made to him for calling the County together upon this occasion, and for his conduct in the Chair. Resolved, That the proceedings of this Meeting, signed by the Chairman, be published in the Derby Paper, Tut Stn4, and the Star. Land Ono April 4, 01c1.... To the PROPRIETORS of EAST.INDIA STOCK, LADIIII Al4O CINTLEMSN, THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS being fixed for WEDNESDAY, the trh inst: I respea fully intrat the attendance of my Friends at the India- lion se on that day. It has been my anxious wish,.4nd sincetoni tentkon, to pay my personal respeCts to every Proprietor, and that I have not found it possible fully to execute that duty, I have abundant reason to lament ' • since I can truly aver, that with those whom I have had tlle•happiness of seeing on my Canvass, its fatigues have been repaid bytlie kindness of their reception And I should be insensible, 'indeed, to that kindness, if it did not inspire me with the most animating hope, that the result of the Ballot on Wednesday will prove, that nolodividual ever had stronger cause . of gratktude L and unalterable attachment, than I.Aoiss AND CINTLEMEtt, Your faithful and devoted humble Servant, I. HUDLESTON. GEArtnAL POST OFFICE'; ,Saturday' Morning, *rib?, 1803: 4GS (1' LETTE R P14401+11)04\ 7 e Night for ,LIJ TT E RWO HrNcltt Y,. ,ATRE 14.5V.)N E, TA 111WOR/ T ; 131,712.1195 r 'TENT; MARKET t)ttAYTON; and NAMPTWICH, havi , T been lost about Ten o'Clook last Night near Sositb Miri4 Curti l'et sons as may &ye WI: Bark Neter or Bills sir any of tqag e desired to stop the 1 1 , tPnev: of them inartetli:itetv. = .1)) , Cortrnand gills. Mafesty's Postmaster Ge"eral;. FRANCIS w rat _ LOVE AND MAGIC ; ot,. HARLEQUIN'S HOLIDAY. On Wednesday will he produceti a new Comedy, in Five Ads, ntver perforrnecl;called The Mnrriage PIOIIIISC. • • f or ;' I IFATRE-ROYAL, CO V ENT-GARDEN. . -MORROW EVENING, Apiil iz, 1803, kilt be performed, JOHN 'BULL'; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. 44,14ities and Gentletnett who have , not yet been able to ob lain Places 'for the new and verypopular Comedy of john greresped i fully acquainted t will be performed every tight 'this week ; and on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and glgurday in the week following. • OFFICE DP 0 riVANCE, April 5, . t Bo; . of THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Pi MA:. 3 , ESTY's ORTJAYANCE do hark" o .ve rAtiet, th.# theylvill terry at their &t. Aletrgare. trier!, 1104 staffer; nA THO RS DAY, ate 4110 moan: April, ret lite!otis from lark Persons as Aaj: be 14 Wing to undo :WE a# sulPfit:6l ( IMANE.tS';`:S4Ib4gRY, 47/241 Ci.. 11, A R .11.41:Elt 7 .111Z,7 PAVIIIIG;OFFICe, DUBLIN, March 7, 1803. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREhtS. THE DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public' Lamps. and.rolobci m the City, and for keeping the same, and the Furniture thereof, in good order, from the Ist of September neXt L for one, two, or three Nears, as shall be agreed upon. The ksiObeS to have a double Burner. And thy)/ are willing, if de: fired, to inter into one &More separate Contratt or Con. Wets for the•sarne. . • • . P roposals to be sent to . this Office on or before the Ist of VA!' next,. sealed up, and directed to the Secretary of the 800 art, indorsed" Proposals for Lighting," which will be 611 c nett in t he ' preience of the Proposer, or his Representative, at )ne o' C lock on the said Day, atter which Day no Propo. 54 1 N‘iii be received. fir tbeServt - ce , of this depat torrent, upon a Contra,' for Three c:onjorm;ble to P,aterns and Specimens of the dile. rent Artirles,' tt'hicb ,nay be iniprtied I.Ge To7ver, .upois etpplica ti‘n to the Chief (.'!rri u.-der the Principal ,Stordeep:i .?f the Ofelrf.incr, arrei at . 11',-;,-.l7t•icb, upor apP.s.%-ation th: re. spettive •• °ears of the _Ordnance there, at be:h place:. printed Terms and COditiors thi Central?, and Schedule , jt the Articl;r to bd furnithed' tender such evntratt ma" he receive" by Per Ott appblic for the rat. , The Proposils be delivered at the Secretary': (jtce, in St. Alargaret:.yreet,- frestrainster, seale.iup, andr.varicd on the out.. 'side " Proposals for the supply of tiareetts, ire." on or bef re the raid iri day if April instant, after nobich day no PrJpOsalt be admitted. • By Order of 114 Board, - R. H. CREW, Signs d, by Order, w. HOMANS, Secretary. ROBERT W 1,1901', Chairmin. 'ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, March, 1803. PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 25th inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now lead) tto be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the tl Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their re spee,tive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as. sure el arc requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies on er before the iota of April next, as the usual Flfieen Da) ts allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy veil' l then expire. SAMUEL YENNING, jun. Sec. Attendanceis given, daily, at the said Offices, tot the A 2 =hut of Buildings, Goods, ttlerchandize, 4iid Ships, in arbottr, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Datuage by' Fire ; and also for the ASsurance of, and granting Annul — tit is on, Lives, N • B• Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up tirdh, are issued free of expenee to the Assured. LEAD AND TIMBER: • • NOTICE is hereby given, That such Person or Persons as are willing to Contradt for the Purchase of the SPIKE and its TURRETS of SAINT NICHOLAS's CHURCH, Great Yarmouth' ordered by Vestry to i)e taken down) arc desired to deliver their Proposals to writing to Mr. Francis Riddell Reynolds, Churchwarden, Great Yar rnoUth. on Or before the. 10th of April instant. The Spire consists of Lead, Timber, tec. and is about 8s Feet W O within, the Diameter of its Base about 27 Feet, the four Turrets are each about 29 Feet high, and the Diameter of the Base of each of theist about 6 Feet. The Weather-Cock and its irons, the Rails on the Tower, and the Lead thereon, and on the' Gutter of the Tower, :lad the Ilase 1:100r of the Spire, arc Plat to he included in the Materials to be Sold, and the Standard Timbers of the Spire arc to be cut off at the Tenents, of the Mortices In the said Floor. T he said Spire and Turrets ,are to be taken down at the Purelixiers' expellee within a limited time ; and any damage that 1n happen to the said Church or Tower through any neglett or unskilfulness in taking down the said Spire and Turrets, is to be repaired by such Plarchasers at their own Costs. A Contracl is to be Signed, and, Security given. for the due perfoimarn.c of the Wm.:. :,., .: STATE LoTTEttV 'NOW DRAWING I WIFT and Co. No. z You' try, resiietifolly • Inform the Public, that Ate brawing of the LOT VE KY occupies the whole of MONDAY and THURS. DAY in each week, and the intermediate days are open for the Sale of Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn. LEGACY / EFT by Mr. ORA DIAH IKIN, of the i hrish ..L.4 of Prees, and County of Salop, to Obadiah Ikin, a Native of Whitchurch in the said County. He was a Soldier in the Light Dragoons in the American Witc-trnarried a Wiley, CAntertnity : When dischararri from late Army , w•nt• to settle in Rochester; in Kern, 4t!..i Itr . P. - W3O to Live in or about the aom plac.4. Dow. Either him or his lawful Heir may receive the same, by 0114144 to &Ir. joseph lkin, of Frees, in the Camay of as op. • Prces, March 21, tfloj. ORANGE Tit HES, JESSAMINE P L ANTS, andTRUE B - • 'RUN WICK SAUSAGES. .im illported, large Assortment of Orange anti Lemon Trees; Arabian and Catalonian jessamines arrived in the highest perfedion. Also a late and choice Coilettion of true• Brunswick San, . sage% olvarious Sizes, and io excellent Condition.. .Those 'r.thoare.ctirious in this Article, will find them greatly sulk. for to any imported . toi many years. Moutattle : deMaille, ParMesan I::'heese,Neurchatel Cheese, White French Vinegar, Capoot Capers, New. French Olives, Corton:t Anchovies, Sec. by the• Importers, IMIN BUR- G ESS and SON, at their Old Malian Warehouse, No. toy, Corner of the' Savoy Steps, Strand, London. TilF. very distinguished Approbation: which ng HAATS and,PLOWMAN's New M4nufailoty has I Vrianeed from H.ER MAJESTY, THE ROYAL F A. i. 1, " :" , the Nobility and Gentry, arc. elaints front them r e9atful AcktimVledyeinents. They batter tnernstives, —"'" thtie unremitting. ageittion to product Taste and g lc place i n their Extensive Collection for F.1,11;1021,i0lt: , that it exceedt in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. • It. and P. being the Inventors apd ManufaCturers,,warrant the Wear of every Article iald in their Warehouse ; and beg to ceept,ailit the Public; they are only- to he had. genuine at -their Warc-roorns. No. t, Chaodos . i-strew, covent-gardert. • . • • • IRISH POPLINS. RCIIER and HAUGHTON, Manufacturers tr t, Her Majesty, the 'Princes and Princesses, very re. .apetifully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that therhave tiow manutattured, anti teady for their inspeition, a lurtie and elegant variety or their Much admired POplins and 'I abbr. nets; plain and figured ; also Italian and Cyprus Sarsenets, Black Silks of all Descritnions..BoM4azecps i _llorvibalets, tend every other article for Family Mourning. They entreat Ladies residing in the Country, to write - tor Patterns, from 1,7 hich.they rn.y.buy to the SAtlld advanttge as if in Condon, the fixed It F,ADY MONEY, Price tieing marked on each i Tabbercas. for Furniture, made mniedtately to any 'Pattern.---No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . AQuantity hf . OAK and FIR TIMBER, ' some - Lyme and Beech, cut dawn last Season, and pow fit ;lot immediate .use ; contents about. .79 Load of Oak, the Meetings or sizes various, but good ; so Load of the "finest Fir ever produced" in this Kingdom; some Lyme and Beech, large ; also a large quantity Of Stack and Root-wood,' May be :viewed, by applying to Mr. Stratten at Upp Preen, Eversley, Hants, and the Terrns . of Kimberley; at 14 0 : , 100, Piccadilly, London..,--SeVeral Genteel - - Residences 4 0 Lett, : It. Letters (Post paid) will,bc..duly attended.. ' T(.) BE SOLD, • • With iiiiinediate Possession, Motte d sir,ble Vcomprising 'VILLA ; a Good Rouse, with every suitable Office. Stables for Elevunli onse,s, c outi .h ouso , Brew-house, .10Nry,.a PPS arinyard, a Barn, and other useful Buildings, for . the cow, duct of ab out 43 Acres or Land ; together with excellent F 11 " - Prdens, Walled; and fully plantedo l vith choicest suit Trees now i n f u ll bl oom ; surroun d e d w i th InftLP lan, Cations of Eiergreens, Flowering 'Shrubs, Pleasing` Walks') Shadv Retreats, refieshed by 'Canals well stored with • icrimitable fine Carp anti Teich ; the singular ' and advani. tageous Situation for Air, Water, and Gooch Rosins , sttperior to most oth er places within 34 Miles west of the . Metropolis . . Maybe view e d by TiCkets, an dfarther Particulars known, ' l ) s ' ilPiklication to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of estates, Ap7 PralSee, and Auelioneer, No. 160, PiccadillY. • • L The Purchaser may he accommodated with the Fix- Nies anti Furniture, some Stock,. and Fire-w0441,..aa a fair kil ;Eaters (Post paid) will be duly attended. • • NS 131 COAST OF 'SCOTLAND. COUNTY OF INVERNESS. • < TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION , Under Authority of the Court of Session, within the Royal Exchange Colfee-hObse, in Edinburgh on Wednesday the 6th,Day at July next, at Two of t h e -cloc:k Afternoon, in, One or Two Lots, as Purchasers may incline, 9"..11E! . VALUABLE and EXPENSIVE ES.. TATES of SCOTOS and' GLENDULUCHAN, de lightfull_y situated in • th e P ar i s h o f CLE NS LG. and COUNTY of INV URN r:;SS, upon vivo well.known •Hays. or Sea Lakes called LOCHNE VIC and LOCHURN, abounding'with Herring, Cod, and every other description of Sea Fish peculiar to the Northern Coasts; and capable of receiving Ships of the gre atest B urt h en , and of attorcting them safe Anchorage at all Seasons. In Extent of Coast, the Estate exceeds Fifteen Miles of length, and the breadth is generally from Four to Five Miles. The hilly part . is green, and abounding with natural Clover up to the very sunuriit ; and the Estate is capable agreeing upwards of fiocio Sheep. `• - • The Rental ascertained by the Court- of Session is 65e 1 . There areno existing Leases but o f one FarM, and it expires lit May Iso4, - when a considerable' Increase of Rent is ex peCted. The Tythes are valued, and three-fourth parts of them have been purchased, and . the Pl`opiietor has a Lease m fr o m the Crown of the remaining tourth part. The Estate is holden . of Subjed Superior, for payment of a yearly sum of 2 1. sa , and all t4c.sgher outgoings 4o.not exceed 281. The Proprietor has right to the Salmon and other Fishings both in Salt and Fresh IVater, and the valuable KelP.Shotei, also his Property., tray be rendered, highly pmcludive. 'There is one Mill upon the Estate; which abounds with many St ream's, capable cif working Machinery of any descrip tion. . . The Mansion-House has been recently,bailt, arcs with the C a rdeneand . 0 ces, are In good lirderand condition. . The opening of the intended •C 0 M UNI CAT ON twat ,INVER,NESS,tp FORT WILLIAM, will render this . Pro 'PeArtYcoansini4Ceralacbta.tp)laertvoalt the ie. Price may retrain in the Pur chaser's Hands for a great ntany years, as , a,charge upon the Estate. For turther Particulars, application may be made to James Esquires, Writers to the Signet, in l ; am an e d s . ( b ;i lr- t 4 ; lexander Macdonell, Writer, in In., i F Ee r d a rin s n e eb r stsuj o g r h or to Alexander . Fraser, Esq. Lincoires- Inn, • Lon don. . 1 , GENTLliarlgN OF RANK AND FASHION. DA I . EN'!' PERRLIQULS (correct imitations of Nature.).—So great is the deniand for them, that T.. 'Bowthill is obliged to decline making hay. cOn shun ones. Two Year; ,have elapsed since,he produced them ; their.Stl pericirlty is every where acknowledged. From the pecuiisr lightness of the Patent Spripgs,wiiich are not half ihe weight, ;et four times the ClatitiCity of the Common brass ones', the ertuque is so easy as scarcely to be felt, yet.adlieres closely to the head, and an, perkaly,securF. They are not made on a close sOlidhady,.which heats the head, and soon becoises filrtid and unpleasant'; but T. B.'s are'stifficienily warm in **lbw, although very ligtlt, cool, .and pleasant to summer; Prico_invariably Font Guilicas. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, T.' B. gots ibroid (him s elf) to rake Orders, and to fit-on. On .Mondays, Wednesdays, and V tidays,,he is, to a certainty, it home. He has 'had a CoOper-plate engraved, which will enable any' petsobto take an accurate measure. of their Own head ; svnt by Post when wrote for, but not delivered in. London. Haircutting at home as. 6d, AProad Ss. Ladies Patent }lad. Dreneti a 3 usual; - from .Four to Twenty Guineas. . . No. 2 New Bond street one door above IlroOk street' FOl2 AftEUMATISII4S,' LUSO:V(O, gUMIINESS, PALSY, Flattilency, SpasModic of . .1 , lying . Paine, general . Debility and lielaxation of the System, SPRAINS, BRUISES and A THITEHEAD'i ESSENCE OF.MUSTARD; V V (Pills and Fluid),afe the mast eiledual reined;es in the World; havitig suceeldedin cases of si:i; eight, teir, twenty, .Afffl even,of forty years standing, after every Other ,111 earls had failed, and it has abiolutely cured More P4tietits'of the ab:we Complaints, ' than all the Medicines ever pablic.•-•- The E is so singularly penetrating *nil speedy in nerve.. ration, that Chiblains, Sprains and bi4ises 4r9.,lClPuved. by two or three Applications. It is Kevared !unit sold at as. gd. 14c4 box or bottle, by R. jolvlston, A pOfhecarg' Nti. lc, Greek-street, Sohd, tondorf, may b:: had et 'every: Wait* Venelitin Eng. • land, Ireland, West Indies, and America. • .Co prevent comiterfeit irnposltion, the Genuine ih signed on the Label by the "Prthipetor' R: :‘.rothecsrY, , No, Is, Greek-strect, London, To the WORTHY and INDE.P E Ie.PE •NT ELECTORS of the COUNTY of CARMAKTHEN. • GENTLMALN. • ITAKE the earliest opportunity • to explain to you - why. I have this day given up any further prosecu tion of the Petition I had presented' to the liouse of Com- • mons, complaining of the 'undue. Vicelike& and Return of Mr. HAMLYNIVII:LIeiIeIS;' , ii eicasiire. which I should never have adopted, had not those of our friends who were here, as well as myself, been convinced; that the justice we sought for, and which we thought ourselves entitled to exped, became extremely uncertain by the course which we found ourselves compelled to pursue. It may perhaps appear singular to many of you, that have abandoned the Petition at a time when the Committee hail entered into the discussion of the merits of the question; it will be recolledeie however, that nearly; a- month bas been consumed in preliminary discuseionsend aiemgetnentee that our complaint against the Sheritfliaa' been unsuecessthl, .and tin the course in which we were prepare , l to proceed iif the scrutiny of Votes was disapproved of,' and we Were com pelled Zr, adopt an arrangement tOr which we could not.be prepared, and which would have led to a length of discus. mon of which it was impossible to form any calculation. in this situation of things, et was the opinion of mir Counsel, after the most mature consideration, that under such unfore seen dilfteultiei„ the bket.eause Might be defeated, - and that the.expence must .be equally ruinous to all parties, This honest advice induced our friends here to urge me strongly to yield to imperious necessity, and to retreat from a contest at 'a period whenl could do so' with honour. • accurtringly,complied with that advice. but I hope that I have done so with as little disadvantage to your interests as the nature of the e.ese*.pe.rinitted ; and I soicninlysao* you, that no apprehension ofex pence, however ere:t, po consider ations in the le-est-degree personal to mYselteheveat all mix ed thernselvea with this determination. Hui, Gentlemen, though disappeinted in our expeditions at present, we arc not vanquished. The solid apt indepen dent interests by which I had the honour to be supported, reinaiseentire ; and for myself, I shall 'neither be out of your County nor your view, but remain among . you, devoted to your interests, and determined to 'persevere in •yeineservice.' 1 will seize, with avidity, every opportunity to promote tie general and individual interest and prosperity of the County of Cannarthert and at a future .period, should the some go nerous and kind attachment again call me tortleebe assured, hat the same devotion to your •wishesi.the semi.. determine ion to support your Interests and Independence, with the mistiest chgrfulnese and alacrity, be evinced by him • Who has the I lonour to he . . With the greatest truth and regard GLwri.r.mEN, • Your most obedient humble Seyvent, - W.- PAXTON.' Piccadilly, sth April, tgo3. TO T147 - I.ii,YAL ELECTORS OF . NOTTIkiIiAM. COKE's COMMI'T'TEE would consider INA.. it an act al injustice to you. and their own feelings, were they to delay returning you theit Thanks rot the very mattering manner in which • they have been received during their Canvass, and to those very numerous and iespedable Friends; who, with' a zeal becoming the Cause in which we are embarked, have given th en,so.distinguished and regular au attendance.. - - It must be highly gratifying to .you to know,, that upon thii Canvass, taken with every degree or care an d accuracy, asut co mpared with other information which has been ob. talned as to .- the rtumber of R to:. Eledors in the Town of 'Nett - Ingham, tbereis so decided a Majority in favour of Mr. Coke, that no doubt can remain, if you arc proteeled in the exercise of your suffrages, but he wilt again• represent you in Parliament—, _ „ Thb - jiroceedino of Varliatnent upon the Report of the Como:wet:Appointed to.try the merits pf the.latc. Eledion; to which we all loot with an anxious hope, will probably oecuprfive or six weeks,Aluring which :period no new Writ for an Election will issue. It is therefore. respeetfully, butt meet earnestly recOmniended to all Gentlemen in the interest of Mr. Cokeoluring that interval, to give their attention to prevent the inipress:onintendert to. be 'tad:: t.1:; , ..t hose calum nies anti mismprentations,. which the opponents .to their cause are daily publishing SJ m uch industry, and which arcs° arttully contrived to mislead, the minds of the Public. It is much to be lamented, that in the course of the Can vass, the same disposition to violence, 'which disgraced the proceedings of the Lite Election, was again manifest, anti has added to the stigma already 'branded upon the Magistracy . by the ResolutiL•as of the Committee of.the House of Cons. tuonS. These having yet had no effi..a, you have only to look. forward.to Ouse salutary me cures. Which it is hoped the Legislature is about to adopt. If you meet 'with pto teetion, you will prove to the world, that <a Majority of the Electors am loyal ; and that a 'Gentleman; who has repre sented you in Peim years, ent for upwards of twenty will not he removed from his Seat for having supported his King, • and the Laws and Constitution of ,his Country. Nottingham, 7th April, 1803. LSTAT4S in CARNA RVONSHI RE and MERU)- " N ETHSHIRE. ESTATES in the COUNTY of MERIONETH. TO BE 501.1) BY AUCTION, A; Mrs. Roberts', in Penniorva, on Tuesday the loth of May, 1803, at Three o'Clock in the Atteinoon, - FREEHOLD *ESTATES, Ste. the meetly of the late Rev. RI CHARD OWEN; of Beau maris, vtz. the Freehold Farm of Ty Obry, in the Parish of biamothen, in the County of Merioneth, containing igs Acres of rich Arable, Pasture anti Meadow Land, lett to the, Rev. Palm Morris, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly .Rent of - Also, the Freehold Farm of Cac Caenol, in the Parish of Llausibangel,.ia. the County of Merioneth, .containing S 6 Acres; lent to David Lewis and tVilliam Griffiths, as Te nants 4t Will, at the clear Rent of a6l. per annum. ESTATES in.the COUNTY-Of CA.RNA.RVON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mr. Rous's, the Ilarp inn, in Conway, on Thursday the tith of May, 18n3, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, SUNDRY FREEHOLD FARMS, in the Pa rishes of Aber and Llanfairfechan; in the County of Carnar von, .lett to Tenants at Will, viz. liodsilion, 163 A: at 601. per ann. ' Glanymore anti Meadows, id A. a R. 8 l'. at Oh pet, ann. Penralt, t 4 A.'' t R. 'zs P. at 61. ppr ann. Maesgair, 4o A. 2 R. 29 P . at t 11. per ann. • • Werngoch, zo A. 37 P. at 61. per ann, t P. at per ann. Also, the I mpropriate:rythe in the Parish of Eglwys- Fhb*, tett to Stutdries, 'at zsa i l. per ann. With the 'Glebe House and Lands of Eglwysrhos aforesaid, containing about 31 Acres of very rich' Arable and Meadow Land, in the pre sent occupation of Robert Junes as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Rent of 421. All w hich Estates are very match underiett, And capable of great 1 inprovement s, and. will be Sold in separate 'Parcels. Further, particulars may be known, by applying to Hugh Ellis. Esq. Carnaryon; . or Mr. Richard Maurice Owen, Liverpool. . , N. B. To the Demesne of Ty Obry, anti Rotisilyn, valuable Right of Common and Marsh Land, which may be embanked and inclePsed at a slued' expence. F . • . „ • ,Piccadilly, March *9, rSo3. This Day /vas published, . price 35. 6d. Dedicated; by Permission, to the Riglnt-ion. Earl, Spencer, Embellished with an . Historical Engraving* by Parker, :from • a Painting by Henry Thomson,. A. R.A, and a Portrait' of Addison, by Nicholas Schiavonetti, from Slr Godfrtry Knoller, I oART the FIRST of SHARPE's Edition of the -BRITISH CLASSICS, bring the First Part or the First Volunie of the Spetiator. , - . Also, the First Volume of the Speaator on Large Paper, embellished with Six Engravings, and of which but Two Hun dred and Fifty Copies are printed. Price to Subscribers, One Guinea. • On Saturday, April ad,. will be _published, Part the Se cond, embellished with art Histori cal F:niiiivitig by Rabb bacb, from a.rairning by Tresharn, R.A. and a Vignette.by Neagle, from a DraWing by Singleton. On Saturday, April *h i . will be published, Part the Third; embellished with two HiStorical Engravings rat by . Cromek, from a Painting by Stothard, R.A. ; a:l by N eae,le, from a Paiiititig by Porter. ork Sati£rilay, April getlt , will brs published, P:itt the Fourth, embellished with a Medallion Vignette to the Drdt. cation to the power, by near, from a Design by Tresham; R.A._; a Fi n ale ty, in* same Artists ; an Historical Engraving by 'A.,ker S A. R. A. from a Drawing by'Westall, R A . ; and a Portrait of Congreve, by Toinkins, from Sir Godfrey Knel ler. Also the Second Volume of the Speelator, on Large Papet, embellished with Eight Engravings. On Saturday, May, 14th, wilt .be published, Part the Fifth, embellished with an Historical EnAraving by Parke:, from a Painting by 1-lanry.Thornion, A. R. A. ; and a Vignette 'by Anker'Smitn,_ A. R.A. from a Drawing by Thurston. And on Saturdai; .Maysakii, will be published, Part the Sixth, embellialted with 'rwo listorical Engra Ist br Fittler,AA.A. from a Painting by HenryThoinson,A. K. X.; ad, by Cromek, from a Painting by Sin Teton. • Printed tor joint .Sharpe, .opposite York House, Picea . 4111 y. - . MUSEUM TO BE SOLD, Ccirtisting of an Extensive Colleetion of gitadrupeds and Birds, iti, an excellent state of Preservation ; and :rho of many Hun. dred Shells, Minerals, Fos‘ile,, lac.. &c. Particulars ni.ty bc.loiown, and a Catalogue procured, by applying to Ni;. Way, Cotner of Cirovet 13ewport-urv;:t, Leicester-square (if by Letter to be post paid). °WHAM, HANTS. A FREEHOLD HOUSE AND PREMISES. • 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Nle,srs.. KIDD, At the George in Odihainom Tuesday z6th of April, pre.. cisely at Three o'Cluek, _ _ AVALUABLE and Substantial New well. built Brick DW 1.1.1NG HO E, fit for the recea. tion of a Genteel Family. The Premises consist of Sec cheerful . Bed-rooms. On the Ground Flour is a very goad Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Library, of well propor. tinned diinensions ; good Kitchens, and numerous Offices, Coach-house and Stables ; excellent Garden surrounded with lofty' Walls Well .Planted. The House was built by a Naval Officer for his own Residence, and is situated (in closed with Folding Gates) at the Western Entrance of the pleasant Town of Odilutm, in a genteel Neighbourhood, .a tine Sporting Country, abounding - with Game, and several Packs of Fox Hounds kept near there. Odioanz is Two Miles ft-nm Hartford-bridge, where Coaches Daily pass ; Eight from Basingstoke, and forty-two from London. Printed Particulars may be had on thz Premises, which may be viewed any time preceding the Sale, at the George at Oditram; White Viart, Ilartford.bridge ; Bush, Farnham; Crown; Basingstoke 1 . Crown, Reading ; King's !lead, Holm . slow; and or W. and j. Kidd, Upholders, No. 61, New Bond.street, where a Plan of the House may be seen. CAMBIZIOGESI-1I RE. TO BE SOLD BY AOCTION, By vlr. CHAPMAN, On Wednesday the 4th D.ty of May next, .at the Paptist )-teal Coffee-house, in Chancery-lane, London, at TWO Va C 16tk, _ , "In MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD.. • BUR.Y-lIALL, containing in the whole 1368 Acres. - The'l4ltate is very c6mpact. and situate tie Parish or GarrthiniaY k twO Mites troM,frotton, sbcfrom 13igglesmde, seventeen. trom Cambridv,e, fifty from London, and tour froin-Pirford.Bridge, on the Great Norrh•Rostd, from whence the River Ouse is 11/V It4ble to I„.yrut. The Mansion.hpuse and. Offices are in complete repair, and-tit tqr ti,c immediate reception of a Family. The Sail. round the Mansion-house is remarkably dry anti healthy, and the Ttirf is as gor."d a:. way Race GF.sand; tla3 GarA,:ai is esteemed "equal to any in the I{lllo am tor ihe Wt ods, whceh are in hand, and at 4 desirable distance from thb Mansion-house, ate gokal sklter for L;arne, there is a variety on tl- Nlahor. Particulars.may be 'hut's, after the loth of April at the Chambers of Mr. Graham, No'. 6, tincolns-inu; by W. anti I. Black, Middle Terhott.: at tit 4 vrilwiptit Inns 4: Pet. ton; the i_oelt,ut Eaton; rue Whear.sheat, Alcna:Ortry•hill ; the Fountain, at Huntingdat; the Ram, .at Wevviimo.ct; and' Mr. Chapman, at the Ailtriat Come-house, Chancery—lane. * "• • ou N * se a i l :ti lle P?tr a tt e e n t e lb: a t 14%;,"a1b,4.1\try Hall, an w t i a ll w\l hc l w ah t e i vr i4 their sespeCtive 1 arruc • .