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44,0• N * ;•. - .1. K . ...., • , .. . , ~,, 79s ..." - rill ,. . _„:„.. , -,;,....;:, '''' : 7 1.1 1, , ,,,..,:ic.;: ,....0,1"1 1 , t a 6.. . , ...t... • 6 . . ~v ...."..--, ; ( .•.,.. - . , 4A04 ' ',..—. 7, 7 isz ett, \N. ..- 411,1\‘&. ' ~_ ih 11i - . kumbEß 3397.1 MONDA Y, AUGUST 8, 1803. fPR IC F. rxnzfleE. PATRIOTIC FIND. ' LLOYD's, Auc. s, iSo3. A T a MEETING of th e COMMI TT EE f or 4-11.. the RELIEF and REWARD of the DEFENDERS r Ot their COUNTRY who may suffer, or by their exertions merit, in the Public Service, held on Tuesday, ad inst. Resolved Unanimously, That Sir I. RANCIS hARING, Bart. be eleited Chair man of this Committee. ESSEX COUNTY MEETING. A T a very Numerous and Respettable MEETING 11 of theNOBLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of ESSEX, assembled at the Shire- House at Chelmsford. on Friday the sth Day of August, iSa3. pursuant to Public Advertisement ; STEPHEN FRYER GI LLUM, Esq Sheriff, in the Chair; The Right Hon. Lord Braybrooke moved, That anhuinble Addiesi be presented to His Majesty, on the present critical situation of Public Affairs, assuring His Majesty that his Loyal Subjeels, the Inhabitants or this extensive County, will be found at their Posts, firmly united, and ready to op pose themselves as a barrier against the progress of the cableand invetc.ate Enemy of the Country, should he be induced to adventure 'on our Coast; which Address having been read and seconded, was unanimously approved Resolved, That the same be signed by the High Sheriff,on beliallof the County at large, and presented by him to His Majesty, accompanied by the Lord Lieutenant, the Members for the County, and such other Gentlemen of the County as may.think proper to attend. Itesolvexl, That at the present awful and important Crisis, when every thing dear to us, as Men, as Britons, and us Christians, is at stake, nut threatened with destrudion by a rapacious and inveterate Enemy, it is the indispensable duty of every one of us to exert every faculty and means in his power for the support and preservation of our King and lountry, and of our•happy and inatchl4ss Constitution. That as the best means under Providence of elfeding these truly desirable ends, we do hereby most solemnly pledge Ourselves, collectively and individually, that we will, hy.our personal and active exertions and attention, and by every other m our power, assist and promote the spee.iy and eitetual execution of all such Ads of Parliament as have been, or shall be passed, and of all such Measures as have been, or shall be adopted'by His Majesty's Government, for the defence and protection of the Country and Constitution, against all Attacks and Attempts whatsoever, and in particu lar against the Invasion so repeatedly and insolently threaten ed by the Chief Consul of France. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon. Lord Braybrooke, the Lord Lieutenant, for his constant attention to the Business and Interests of this Counts', and particularlyfor the excellent Address which i.e has this day proposed to or presented to His Majesty. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the High Sheriff for his promptitude in convening the Mcd ink and for his condud to the Chair. Chat these kesoluti')Os be signed by the High Sheriff; end inserted in the Public Papers. . • S. F. GILLUM, Sherid: Ae T a Special GENERAL MEETING o f the EUTENANITItof the COUNTY of CORN WALL, held at the Whi,tv,Hart Inn in St. Austell, on Tuesday the 2d qay of August, 1803, for carrying into exe cution an AQ of Parliament made and passed in the 43d Year of the Reign of his present M'ajesty King George the Third, intituled, "An Add to enable His „Majesty more effeaually . to provide for the Defence and S ecur i t y o f t h e Realmduring the present War, and for indemnifying Persons who may suffer in thelfProperty by such Measu'res as may be necessary for that Purpose I" OFFICE OF OR DINIANcg t • • • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hit Nitl; yESTI i 'r °Rol's!. (INCA do her4y• give . Notice, that Proposals , will be receive.' at therir Office s 14' es i n d n liar; ox or before the Tit do , f :S'ePtensber ,ite r vt,f)om smelt Perron: at may de ahillink to undertate toe Snip(); or ve, flax died Tcns of the best IPESTMOREL4 4 V SL'eJFE'S for the Ordnance Sel vice at WOOLWICH, to .6f deliVered in theyollow mgProportions, lriz. 25. 1 ant 'between the filth cf . May and 0 6e tat of lune, tBa4, or sooner if convenient ; ald the furth4r f2itaPt, thy p/ 250 Tans to be delivered ar IPoolu , irit 10M/ten tit 101$ of yuiy . and the ut cf Angus: ensumg. The Terms and Conditions of tin. Contrail ritry brbioNe aPost application at the SecretarYs (dice, ilfarearet-tenet, any dry l;eiv..sea the Hour: :j h'n and roar rhe Proporah to he i,e,ed at St. 111 a: ir.:ret-street, min,ter, traded acd snatk,d on the o(srlde, " Prop:l4l* tor but). plying Slides iiir.the Service of the iloard of c.)edsitince," ox behre toe Ist day of September next ) .ajter V.thich:d4st no ejir he admitted for the ,resist CO:Twat?. By Cadet of the Board, . R. ri.,.CR,17.1t; set,. Amount advertised zo,oool. 3 per Cent. Cnnsol. 4 , Money - - - - ,C. 105.340 17 -'co tdw. Van Harthals log o Thomas Daniel andCo.log 0 Rennell to to Taylor, Hughan, and William Price . to to Renny 305 o li•ll. Way, of Bridport zo o john J. Hotfoot - sz to -Rev. 1. Harrison, of . Franks, Isleworth too o Sr Wrabness, Es sex 2.3 oSi Culling Smith, lit. g?. to Philip oeare . 2s o lolirl, 4 Watts 5 5 Geo. M axwe ll , o f Fli t- Sir itsa‘c Pocock - tog o ton, near Stilton zo o Mrs. T. Warner IS o ''Gen. Moubray tog o George Slack - sz to 11 ,, ittas Pycroft • to to I. Milford, Great Port_ Tho s Elliott to to land-street - at o F.. Bacon, of Hackney to o JolinVernon,of Lincoln's Mrs. Ehz. _Hines zoo o Inn - tog 0 Miss Ann ,lolines to to Turner, Whitesides, and Capt. M. Halliday, R. Turner - to; o N , g g •Reauf..y, ',trou t & Co. log o Cornelius Denne,of Sun • Christ. Stunt; Otteen- . 1-, •••hury, pet Snow, 4nti, street . `•• s; zit ' Co. ato O las. Hatsell, per Snow, • • The lit. Hon. Sir Wm. and Co. - Grant, Master of the G eorge Suite - 21 0 Rolls •- • . tog o J enne: so 0 , Bush, and Jen- Arch. Paris - t oo o ner - los 0 WI ii 1-I,3lirya tini Kempton . 20S Hon. Henry W atson tos • o Sotherland ,? S 0 0 Lord Selsey. - 10 - o o Charles Sutherl an d ao Ed wards, Richard H oward, Ash- Teniple. Mid- red Park . coo 0 (Beton, Johnson, and Sir John Ni c h oll 105 o o . Wedgwood . 315 o 1 homa s L aniclo•vn 31 0 Thomas ittinders - 105 Josiah Wedgwood, o Bell a my , Son, ti. Kew 3c z• Gurivell Dorset of t.:-3 Evan Law, per Gus , o , hugs Share • Th o. Wedgwood, ditto lo b o R. Dr. and Witlsh p y, P..Si to ' .Zruckshaw de Cape!, bendaryof Canterbury It o Royal Exchange tog o Etnanoel Muller. 5 0 ° Antrobtis A itr bu ~ 1o s, _• • toltn Batty . so 0 and Green - zos o 'am. Horton, Dodor's Sir.M. Bloxam, Wil- Commons to. kinson, ee CO. 210 0 l oon Chippendale 31 to Rateh, Stnith, and The Coroner of the Curries - . sot) 0 Verge of His ?41:-cies. Rev. Weetlon Butler, ty's Household, be- Chelsea - to o ing one quarter's sa jostplt Burchell to to buy - ss 3 l. ta. 0.. Charles Sayer - - to to Mitchell, Lindsay Heur, Compton To a Co . ,and • o W. C. Sheppe r d to to Rob. H to unter, Jun. st g ,-o A.' H. - • - 5 o Capt. Wm. Sanderson, Lewis Vulliamy- - to to R. N. 3 3 lames Farquhar, Doc- Rev. Hen. Franklin - 5 5 • tore Commons, IP 50 0 lohn and Walter Gray tos 0 Cord6n and Murphy so o The Governor LT Corn- Mary Suckling, - of ' pany of Chelsea We. Hampstead • . -so o ter-Works ~ 300 o Stihscriptiuns received by Bennett and White, at the liar of this House. .. —.... . .. .........__ PR&SINT, THOMAS RAW TANGS, Esq. Sheila . ; in the Chaiit The R ight Honourable Lori Jonathan Perrie Coffin, Esq. Eliot Arthur Puckey, Esq. Sir Christopher llawkins, Thomas flennett,.. Esq. Bart. lames Willyarns, Esq. - Lieut.-General Morshead 'William Fortescue, Esq. Francis Greor, Esq. Thomas Carlyoni list'; Francis Rudd, F.sq. John Trevanion Purnell Bet- John Coryton, Esq. tesworth Trevanion, Esq. Mathew Michell, Esq. Witham Slade Gully, Esq. William Stackhouse, Esq. Thomas Kevin. Esq. Arthur Kempe, Esq. Henry Hawkins Tremayne, Francis Hearle Raki, Esq. Clerk Thomas Graham, Esq. - John Molesworth, Clerk Robert Lovell •G watkin,Esq. William Gregor, Clerk Walter Raleigh Gilbert, Esq. joSeph Pomeroy, Clerk William Clock, Esq. Robert Walker; Clerk John Hearle Tremayne, Esq. [oho TreFusis, Clerk John Vivian, Esq. John James, Gentleman ' - ChArlesVinnicombe Penrose, And Vhilip Tingeombe Po- Esq, meroy, 'Esq. Central Com- Henry Prynn Andrew, Esq. missary. t 4 NAUTICAL I NIP RAW To, Sill I',OWN RS and CAPTAIN.S. it ESSRS. FEN NECK. and DUNKING{. ILtving -11 ( 1. — obtrittietta Patent- for Methods for improving the sail. ing and navigating of Ships and Vessels, take thelioett of introducing to their. Notice the following Articles of their Patent, - together with the icivantages . Connected with ti adoption. I. A luminous CoMpast, v;ibleh possesses the desirable properties : it emits the least possible lipit on the sails, ,314 consequently preYcuts the danger of being discaveied by Enemy. Thatpainful sensation with which the glair (Wilt* Binnacle attedsthe eye is, bviated. . Its Points autt Leiters are rendered, to the gmte4 . possible degree; ;defined amt coo.. 'pis-nous; and its Card is exhibited to Meet* the eye of the Observer at any'angle of . elevation. 2. An improved Nliz.ta, which is considerably more pow. erful than that at present in use. 3. A new method of mancenvr.ing •Luvers Without dipping their sails, by which it is presumed ,itt thehutn:)er ui At c id . requisite at present can pia -ahouva Lt gsail Vessel, awl that too in a tent') part of the time. 4. An improved Square-sail; in which by a slightaltera. tion or that Sail at :preientin•Use; the Leebunt, the bane 6t Square-;.tit, is tionc•a wa, and. a Li tint to. windward, with at straight Lee' are alternately . formed-. The trouble ;ind,danger in reefing are on this Sail• gre.it measure (AO Iterl whilst the, improved Squarcsail acquires inure than tun •' power of the. Lug-sail, it gift retains its present faeility of being manceuvred. Experinivins have been tried on this Sail in Several Voyages; and belckw,are.Copies of the Captain's Letters to . the Patentees. y. To MeSsrs. ParristeK,and Du ivx CINTLEMIN, • ' I have the pleasure to inform you, that 1 bent your PritCnt &pato-sail as the Main,topsail on board the .GeorgeNnd Frances Brig, an d sailed with it frotn HeltOrd to Swansea the sth inat. -Toe wind at South, 1 got round the Land's End • that night, when it came, at North-East, consequently right ahead ; your Sail so very much assisted us in working the Vessel to windward, that although I have had forty years • • experistide as a Seaman, I declare it is the finest Sail I ever beheld, and were .all th: Square-sails on your plan, 1 ark confident any Vessel would gain to windwardneatly as moat on one tack as she could on the old principle in two, a, well as have her velocity incrcasedin ()MCI' diatlitYl73 of ;sailing; whilst in 'a gale of wind there is not. halt the trouble or thin. ger in reefing theni.• 1 am n;)‘-v returned to :`this . place timely pleased v•hil Hr;, (; , :ntlernen, Your humble Servant, ‘VrtLIAM TKANNACK. On the Question from • Mr. Glanville and Mr. Hellyari, respeding_ Miners being exempt or not from serving in ti,.., Army of Reserve, . Resolved Unanimously, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that Miners; as Aliners, are riot exempt: it being represented to this Meeting, that in some Hundreds and Subdivisions the Miners have from mistake been ex empted, Resolved, Thit the Clerk of this Meeting be clireded to give notice to the Clerks of the several Subdivision Meetings, that they should present this Resolution to the Deputy .Lieu tenants, and tbrthwith cause their resneelive. Lists to be amended, and regulate the Proportions and . Ballots accord ingly. Resolved, That it appe?rt to this Meeting, that Seven Pounds and Ten • Shillings - is half the average price of a Vo lunteer and Substitute, and that Sixteen Pence is a rea s onable Sum to .be allowed weekly to e.qh Wife and Child entitled to such Alkiwance under the Mili tia Ads, and this Me.eting recommend it to the Deputy Lie tenants and Justices of the t Peace in all cases to regulate th 'r. Allowance by the above average of Seven Pounds and. T6O Shillings for Principals and Substitutes, enrolled since the i WI of March kSt ; none enroihal Fre,ious to that day being entitled to any bounty, and One. Shilling and Four Pence for the Wives and Children of MLA) now serving in the Militia, entitled to such Al lowance. .. RIPON, Atreus? AT a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of the BoitobGH and LIBERTY of RIPON, liettl at tiic Tuw.. 114 h—convened by the Mayor, in , consequence . of a Requisition for t h at purpose, signed by a number o f respectable Inhabitants of the said Borough and Liberty of Ripon. Present, WILLIAM (761.13ECK.• Esq. Mayor. JOHN WIILIANISON, Esq. Recorder. ~ John Dalton, Esq. Samuel 'Co.oes, Esq. Richard Wciod, Esq. Thomas T. rry, Esq. • lohn Elliott, 'Esq. William Bell. Esq. , Roger Pickering, Esq. Charles Harrison, Esq. 'Charles Oxley, Esq. - Homer R.:ynard, Esq. George C.iyley, Esq . JS. Willia . ttsun . Esq. Willi .11 Downing, Esq. Thomas Metcalfe, Esq._• Peri...l tom, Resolved t l, l ,, : , ;:iiously, 4 That it is tha op inio n o f thi s Meeting, that a Volunteer Corps, upon a liberal and extensive scale, be raised Within the Borough and Liberty of Ripon, under the . Act of Parlia ment lately passed for the Defence of the Realm. That a.Subscrip,tion is inrinediately nece ssar y to b e entered into, for the purpose of carrying the aboVe Resolution ir.to eiteet. Th.it the following Gentlemen be added as Inspeaots Hundreds, viz, lolut Stackhouse, and Davies Giddy, Esquires, for the Hun. dred ut Penviitu. it.‘,: itot)eri Walker for the Hundred of West. • AT a MEETING-of the COMMITTEE o f the us. Company of Proprietors of the COVENTRY CA NAL NAVIGATION, holden at the Navigation-Office, this IGO day of July, .18 3 1 ; Resbi vecii• • That in order to frUstrate,. as far if in them lies, the De signs of the En emy, . in his,Projecled Invasion of this Coun try, the Committee:of the Coventry Navigation hereby ott4r to 'His 'Majesty's Government the FREE US of oLngl rntiß CANAL ; and that they further engage that their Rollts, and Savants, shall be at a ll t irneg , upon 14 ,°Pdt N ' otice, ready to'c o . o p erate i n every Public Service, r""Air in the promarion of this important object, they may be eompeteht to perform. _ _ i)r. Jelin Cutilip, for the Hundred of Fast. • Sir Christopher Hawkins, _Bart. John Vivian; Ralph Allen Daniell, pones . Thomas Spry, and Arthur Ketni'e, Esquiret, forthe West Division at the Htindred of Powder Tnoinab ital.vlings,Esq. for the Hundred of Pyder. Mathew Michell, Esq, for the Hundred of Lesnewth; And Lieutenant General Morshead for the Hundred of Trigg. That Monday the &hot' August instant be , fired for the Subdivision . Meeting in pysicr Holland, tcrearrec.ti the Re tut.:s is that Hundred. That the It ate to be paid for Waggons and Drivers, and for Flour, itaklng, &c. now-produced...by the Central Commis sary, and tilled up flutter at this Meeting, arc fully approved of, and that the same be adopted in this County. Reso lved .Unanimously, That the Sheriff' be retinisted to appoint - a County Netting, to he held on Wednesday the toth Day -of August instant, st Rodmin, to consider of an Address to His Majesty on the present situation of the Public Atnirs. That this Meeting be adjourned to Tuesday the 23d Day of August instant. That the Thanks of this Meeting' be'unaniMously given to the SherilMt his Attendance and Trouble trig Day. THOMAS RAWLINGS, Shaill: Helfiird. River, May 25, 1103. Mr. VITINECK ._ . • . That a Coinrhittee be appointed to receive the Subscrip don*. • 14-aircia t. tie sippi lei s , eo n o r' , :min, dila to coma iiiiii i..it..; with the ihile rent T ownships viiiiiin the Liberty ut Ripon, on the best oleasures to,: be a:topied • 'within each ,respective Township to carry the purposes o? this Wetirtg- etr4dually into exc.:orlon ' . , SIR, I have the pleasure to infarin.you i tliat since t list wrote, I sailed from this . place to Swansea and hack again. The elf:Ct of your improved Sq nate. sai I is fully equal, to the ac: count I before gave you, and is, in my humble opinion," it very great and useful Improvement. I am, Sir, your most obedient litonbic Servant, Tkii.NNACIC. Brig George and Prxrices, Helton! Harbour, July 9, iBo3. gr Models of these Improvements are. now fot the In. speetion of thOse Gentlemen, at No. 27, Norfolk -meet, Strand, where they may he seen from Twelve to 4ine at Nnzlit; or application may be inado to the Patentees, by Letters, postpaid, addressed to them at Penzance, in Corn.; wa 1 I. 7 That such Committee consist of the Gentlemen present, and that each Sitbserioer of Ten Guineas be upon the Com mittee, and that any five of thom,be competent- to . aet'; and tilAt at all their .Meetings the ads of a Majority shall be untiling.„ JOHN WOODCOCK,- • Clerk so the Company or Proprietors of • the Coventry Canal. N E W LOTTERY. EGINS DRAWING the sth of SEPTEMBER, 1803., tEM E. No. of P r ize s . Va sct lue ()leach. of ~2 0,000 2 10,000 2 500 8 1000 12 30 5 o . too vo s , 24 , 000 'r That Papers of Enrollment he delivered to the Constables of rack Township within the' Liberty at' Ripon, to receive and enter the Names of persons willing to ,enter into such Volunteer Corps; aiiii that - Similar Papers of Enrollment be left at thel . pwn Malt Ripon, to receive the Names of the. Inhabitants of this Town willing to enter and enroll them selves. _ _ Total value. is Z..10,0c0 20,cc0 c,OOO !loco 600, jOOO ,2000 721,040 WORCL.STERSHIRE AN!) HLREFORDA:III(4. TO .BE SOLD BY Pi i VATE CO"N'r R A CT, :'THE under. mentioned.. C APITA L ESTA • A truly Valuable FREEHOLD FARM, • Tithe.:freei within a Ring Fence, called HO icroN '3 MANOR ; cont.; prizing a substantiat Farm. house, with all requisite ittacheel and detached Offices anti Buildings, in good repairi and near Ninety Statute Acres of exceeding rich Land (parr whereof is planted with Frtiit-trees),proportionably divided into Mica. dotv, Pasture. and Arable . Land. The whole; except a Coppice Wood of about two 'Acres, in the hands of the i'rn. prietor, is now under a Lease, Whitii may be detennined at option of Landlordor Tenant, at Inc end of two years:front Catidleaas 1804, r , • • The above ?remises are sitnate - In the Parish of Hanly Castle. in a good Neighbourhood, and in a pleasant . , teri beautiful part of the County of Worcester, and ontrdisrithe nine miles from that City, on tite Turnpikti goad leading from the miieh-atimired Hills of Malvern to Market Town of Upton-upon-Severn, distant from the fortnit only' three m lei, and the latter two tidies. . . . .An E igi ble tarm, called CO WI. E :BARN, With a Farin.. house, and all us:tul Offices and Buildingsi in excellent pair, with ti 6 Statute' Acres (little more lir ley:) or good' Land ; divided ,mo Meadow,..l'asture, Orcharding, and Hop- Ground, now under Lease, which eXpires at candioina* dos.. • this Estate is part Freehold, prtrt LeAchold, for a long term Of years, at a l'epre,r-corn Rent, anti a small parr Copy, hold or iitherOnce, is well tvitii the cho;Ce,it Song of Fruit..trers, now in.their prime, anti sit nate in the Varislt of Colivall,,in the County of ftereraril,• near .itecood Turn. pike Road, leading front the . Alarket Town. of Lefiloiry It: the tatty or Worce s ter, distant from The formersix and the latter ten Milm, and within a pleasanewalk of the Wells of Malvern, and plentifully. *typo! with Springs, simil a r t o the Medicinal Waters of Malvern, limning through the ES. tate. 7f hat this Meeting, taking into Consideration the attention paid to the Lite Volunteer' 'orPs of this Town by lohn ton,..bsq. C.,prain and Commandani of the sane. do` think .t proper that he ho requested, anti he is hereby requested to take toe ,Commund of such Volunteer Corps to be raised Within the Borough and Liberty of Ripon t and in case he decline tlittlatite; that Richard Wood, Esq. of 1 - 1011 in ne, and he is hereby, requested to accept thereof. T.,at the Conimittee and Commanding Officer have the power of recommending to t h . Lord Lieutenant and Deputy- Lieutenants the OtHcets of such Volunteer Corks intended to be raised. C4AMORGANSHIRE COUNTY MEETING. T N consequence of a Request made to me by se ve_ ' nil very respeatble Persons, to appoint a GENERAL MEETING of the NOBILITY, CLLRGY, GENTRY, pau,-101,DERS, and others of filo acid COUNTY, to take into consideration the propriety of addressing,His Ma jesty at this moitientous Crisis, to express their neteratina tion to support him witlt their Lives and Fortunes in defence of their Liberties 4nd invatushtt Constitution ; do hereby appoint such MEETING at PY L E (as the most centrical for assetnbling), on: THU lts y the G HT 1:: E N TH of AUGUST inst. at Twelve o'clock precisely. • a JOHN MORRIS, High Sheriff. • • Clairmont, Aug, 3, 1803. ickets. ,C. 2 r o , oe i Fir:4 drawn Ticket 7th Day 20 • „00 First dr.,wil Ticket last Mornifig - ScPo Are'part of the sitiosfe Capihis. TIVKETS and SHA RES are selling at every LICENSED .E And the PRIZES OFFIC PAI I) on D E NIAND. Price —Ticket f 17 2. • 8 is o Eikhtlt at 6 • 4 8 6 Sixteenth - t 6 Tickets will gradtdlly rise. _ ilia the Committee do MeCI tomorrow, at twelve et the Town liall ,. and do.a l / 4 1loorn from time to time, as shall be necessary to carry the purposes of this Meeting into eititt. Ordered, That the above Resolutions be signed by the Mayor, and published In Tut SUN; :Old in one of the Yciik and Lectls l'arers. W. COLBECK, 111iyor. Half. • Quarter . . EC;INS DRAWING THE FIFTH of SEPT4NIBEIt• M ESSRS. HORNSBY anti CO. No. 26, Corn -1-v.I. hill, .apposite the Royal Exchange, London, reapea. fully acquaint their Friends- and the Public, that they are Ilovv,selling, on the most moderate terms, Ticke . s, 'I !Alves, 9.l4arters,.. Eighths, ankSixteenths, in the New English '"it4te Lottery, which coMprisespnly 24,000 TiLltets. .----- , 1 Schemes gratis, ' PARISH OF ST. ANNE WESTMINSTER. T Numerous M EE T ING of the INHA. 3...BI'rANTS in Vestri, on -Toestlay the zd clay of Au gust, ;So;; Mr. GEURG E WI LLMER, Senior Churchwarden, in the This Day were.pnblislied,cicgantly,priuted in one large Vo lume curto, a1...;.:3 illustrated by portraits at the Author, and sevaral of His :Friends, and' other Engravings, .price 21. 124. oti. in boards, TBB. WORKS of RICHARD-OWEN' CAM - . BRIDGE, Esq . including several Pieces never before published, with an Accouitt of ids Life :old CharAer. nis Son, (4; ()W EN CAMBRIDG E, M.A. Prebendary of Ely. Printed Intl*. CadelL arui W. Davie, in the Strand; and T. t'Ayne,,at the Niews-gate. * A few Copies on Royal Paper, with early impres sions of the Engravings, priice in _boards. Chair ; The Resolutioni tit a General Court of Lielitenantcy for this County, Itel:1 at the Guildhall in King..street, on Mon.' day the ggth day of fuly last, being laid Mere:this-Vestry itesolved, That this Meeting, forcilly Impressed with a sense of the comforts and happiness which' they enjoy under their present Constantion, and grateful to Providence far the numberless blessings peculiar to them as a Nation, are ready With heart and hand to comply with any , measures which Government, and those eniployed by them, mly in their wisdom recommend tar defending the Country apinst the insolence and tyranny, ofa Foreign Foe, and will indivi dually, and as a body, expedite, to the utmost or • their' poWer, every measure: recommended to them ter that inn portant purpose.. , Resolved also, That the above Reselution be inserted in four of the Morning and two ot tlie Evening Papers, and printed and circulated by Hand Bills throughout this Patish. Order, E: ALLEN, Vetry Clerk. icii ARDSON GOO, DLUCIC, 'am! -...k •-siimisi.reOfully acillt iftc: Public,,the TICK - ET'S ilrlct th, tie V ill great v;irtety -of Numbers are now .pn Sale for Chartn, S t i;' , Lottery, .4t ;heir 'Offices, Cornhill and N 11 -..-cro m ten-4'e—r: Commences Drawing sth of next month, 5rp ......., • his Day was puolished, (Second Edition), DOLYEENUS's STRATAGEMS of WAR. Transiacci from the Original Greek. By Dr. SH EP. To. which is prefixed; a Preliminary Discourse, with some Observations on the subjea of Invasion and Dc. I4IIGC, By an' 0 I' MFR. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Librarf, Whitehall. , CYDER CELLAR, SQU, ~.. Maiden Lane, Covent-Carden. I "tli OltiCeld a nd fine' OA Buland Per and ;' S tyre, Ha&ley , s Crab, Cockageo -Golden. ?kw , and other cyder • ' IdCyder; • Orders for-Ireland, or any parts Westward, executed "'tom er tfoid, and forwarded inland, or 'ship red at etwpstow or uo!, on beir addressed .to Edmund 'Towns en d an d C O . re or at Hereford ' ' FREEHOLD . ALLOTMEN'I'S OF WASTE TLAND. TO lIE SOLD BY AUCTION. .' 13YMesara. HODSKINSON, ABBO rr, and Co. At ...1 4 1 , rraway's Coffee-house Cornhill, on the. ,7th..cliy of • A September next, 4(irr, 9 4 6 Aere of 'Val %/dile Heath Lind; Well' it aptetl tor planting, cutting of Math, Turves.; Peat, or the pasturing of Stock, and considerable part for Farming er Nursery Grotilid situate in the Haml et of l'iimley, and adjoining the Great Western Road between Illahot and Blac kwateri 48 mil es from Undo') ; in ri Lots.—filis pro, Petty Is part of an allotment under the •krintley loclosure ; set out conveniently for occupation. To be v,iewctlibr 4 1)- plyi ng to Mr. Talor, Bowling-Green Farm ! Frimley ; and tqlfiteti particulars may be had of him, or of Messrs. Hansen 4414 Birch.. Solicitors, Chancery.lane; Mr. satallpieceotir .Yor, Guildfotd . Mr. Abbott, No. x 33, , Shepherd's Mariket, trirtccadilly ; Mr. elottskinson, Arundel -street, London '; the' ncip a l Inn at FatilhAti, Winchester, Basitustoke, S.ilis . .. rY. limit% ) Wind - or And #i -t ow o r at the place qt ~'`-~~.~ ,Published by Order of toe Association for Preserving Liberty and Property, &c. In OEtavo, Price Two-pence each, or 125. per Hundred, and is. 6d. per Dozen, N ADDRESS to the PEOPLE of the UNIT - AEt) IgtkIGDOM of GREAT-BRITAIN and IRE LAND, on the threatened INVASION. Published by' j. Dowjts, Temple-bar, milt Spraggi . No. 16, King-street, Covent-gard en ; 's o ld a l so by I • Hatch ard, Piccadilly, and, j. Asperne, Cornhill... ' „ . In a few Days Will be published; in Two largo Vo!tunes gyo. • Price One Pound Four shillings in boards, THE NIS roßv OF FRANCE, horn the year 1790 to the Peace with Great Britain, concluded at • Am!ens In tBos. By 101-IN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F.A.S. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet street. Of whom may be had, in three V o luines Bvo. price 4s. in boards, THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the first Esta blishment of the Monarchy to the year * * l' The above Works together, tbro-, a complete History of 'lace froth the eirliest pe riod to the year TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Unless previously disposed of by Private Coutraa); At the House of Mr. Loftus, the Turk's Head; "Newcastle upon-Tyne, on Tuesday the 3oth day of August litigant, at Five o'Clock in-the Afternoon, subjed to Conditions to be then - produced ; A LL those Extensive FREEHOLD IRON WORKS called the Tr.Am IRON WORKS, si. 'wale neat Gateshead, in the Count? of Durham, consisting of two Forges, s Slittinp.; MIU,• Steel Fninace, and foundry, witba Dwelling-bnuse, , WOtlabops, Warehouse;, and otlizr Baildings,,CornMtll, and about seven Acres of Land ad joining: The forges and Mills are wrought by Water, of which there is a plentiful supill)••• These Werks are situate two Miles front Newcastle, and halt a Mile from the River Tyne, 1 1,011 a Naviyable Creek flowing into it ; .a large Sum has lately been expended in lin= provementi and Repair-, and - the Works are now in fiat employnient, and wwkitig to considerable profit. For further particulars apply to MrSSiti.Gratiaitt, Lincoln's Inn.; Mr. A. Sprtitling, No., 13, Paper-buildings, Temple, London; jantes Lush, Esq. Westgate.street, Newcastle; or Mr. Walters, Newcasie, A Very Desirable freehold Fann, within a Ring Fence, 'cal ted %VINT E 1.1., othckwise W 1 t.,ITHILL; comprising a new Farm-house, with Offices. and Buildings, in tenantable repair, and containing tar Statute Acres more or les s ) . of very valuable Land, divided into Nicadow,. Pasture ' .bra. Orcharding, and Hop Ground, i t the greatest perteaion. Po, , ,es,ioiiOf nits Estate may be had at Can,' leinas next. above Premises are. situate in, the Parish of CruileY, the:County of Ileieford,, distant from the City of Hereford about sixteen miles, from the City of Worcester eight miles, and from the 111arker Towns bt ltronlyard and Ledbury about six miles 0,40 i. Corn p • . A Coact small Freehold Fartn,withill a Ring Pcnce,call. cd 1-tAY Ll NUS ,• consisting of a Fartn-Ktuse and ()tit: buildings, in good repair, anti upwards of six t e e n S tatute Acres of very capital Laud, part of it wen planted with Hops and . Frttit.trees, of prima aorta. i'vaSeSSloll of inja Estate may he had at Cantilcmai next. This - Estate situate to tlie.moJt romaiftie.part of lie Pa. rish of C tattler, &los: to a tztat4 Unittit,LC ritiii<l lea: 1 1 1 4: frein Worce , ,ter to liciJnv.d. Thou: is a valuable Red Ituilti ing.ito:.e upon the. Premises.; 'rite Above hstates are left at low Rem* ; the Lands are in a good stateld cultivation; •y.:t eepable of matt:ll4l improve. Mem. 'Considerable fine . yottng and growing Timber, will be . futtifan each of the Estates, vs itch • zrt•_ -writ wat o ut, and extensive - and valuable Rights of Cotinnon in and through the uninclosed parts - of the ancient Forest of Malvern, ind other Cotntitoli4 to N6y,iibutiritc«ott, Are att.;l4:ll , Zit to C:t4ll rerSkVaiVe , Eit3te. • Further Partieulars . .may be had of George Edmunds, At_ torney i• ilk Scat 111 tilt: Lxcllvt.ity..a i tfice of ez , al 4 , Li nco l n ' s Itin ; or of 'Sidi‘l , :sr, in Ltdbury • alt whuire respeaive Ottices Maps ot the I.stittas may be seen: