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E 6 !!i . - 51 4 1 0 - • s• i. . 4 t( / 401, 1 1111 i ) ~t, NUMBER 3324•] SATURDAY, IVIAY -14, 1803. ifßidE siCPE MC F, i THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY EVINING, May i 6, 1803, will be perforincd, • JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN's FIRE-SIDE. The Principal Charailers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. JOHNSTONE, - Mr. H. J M OHNSTON, Mr. BLANCIIARD, r. 4MERY,•Mr. WADDY, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT. And Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. With (for the first time) a new Musical After-piece called. THE•FAIR FUGITIVES. On ThurAday, the new Comedy of John Bull. WORCESTER .MUSIC MEETING. • September 27, 28, 29. DIZINCIPAL Vocal Performers, Mrs. BILLING. TON, Miss TENANT, Miss CANTELO, Messrs. HARRISON, I NCLEDON, BARTLEMAN, W. KNY— V ET, and FANNY. ROSS MELVILLE, from the Barr Chapel Choir,- being her first appearance in public. Instrumental, Messrs. F. Cramer, Clarke, Parke, lack. son, Marshall, It Lindley, Holmes,. W. Mahon, Boyce, Two Leanders, Flack, Dressler, Zwingman, lenkinson, Coyle, Mutlow, and Miss Cantelos. STE.WARS, Rev "lOHN SMITH, Re dor D f Bredon, - Rev, 10S. MARTIN, Rector of Little Comberton. Rev, N. W. ROBINSON Rector of Suckley. • JOS. SCOTT, ESC/. M. I'. ROB. BERKELEY,'Itm. Esq. WILLIAM BEAUCHAMP LYCON, Esq. Conduain, Mr. PiTT. UNDER HER MAJESTY'S IMMEDIATE PATRON- 7 AGE. THE EXHIBITION of Miss TI - rOMPSON's PICTURES., executed in WOOL, from the Works of the most esteemed Masters, is now open, having the addi- „ tion of three New Pieces, the good Shepherd, twin a cele brated POriting by Murillo, a Portrait from Vandyke, and a Landscape from_ Westall. • Admittance One Shilling. No, 1 4 7, Old Bond-street. • T otheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY„ and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM. ozwriamsN, • ERMI I' me toassure you of the high sen s e of aa- gratitude which I feel for the Honour you have this day conferred upon me, by eleCting me one-of your Repre sentatives in Parliament; an Honour, the value of which is Greatly enhanced by the very flattering manner in which you have been pleased to airord me your unbiassed and unanimous Support. Fully sensible of the importance of the trust Which you have reposed in me, I shall earnestly endeavour, by an inds,penclent, and faithful discharge of its duties, to tes tify my gratitude, and to prove that your Confidence is not Unworthily' bestowed. 1 have the Honour tb be, With the greatest. Kespeta and Attachment, Gentlemen, Wur much obliged and faithful Servant,, A. H. EYRE. Nottingham, May 9, 1803. SOCIETY'for PROSECUTING FELONS, FORGERS, CHEATS, &c. Instituted in the Year 1767, under the Patronage of Sir John Fielding. 14. C. COMBE, Alderman, M. P. 'President. The kight Honourable CHARLES PRICE, Lord Mayor, Vice-P resident. . NOTICE ia hereby given, that .a . GENERAL MEETING t.: this SOCIETY roestills the usual Monthly Meeting of the Committee) will be held at the Clobe.Tavern, Fleet-street, on Friday the loth inst. at Eight o'Clock in the Evening precisely, to-consider the ex. pedience of an alteration in the 4th General Law t. treof for the appointment of one, i nstea d of two Solicitors. S.S. HUNT, Secretary. Gteville-street, Hatton-Garden. May 13, Igo3, , Such Persons as are desirous of becoming Members arc re quested to apply at the Secretary's, where the By-Laws, lc:. may be had. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE CREDITORS of JOHN LOWMAN. of Whitclitach, in the 'County of Southampton, Yeo man, are earnestly requested to attend at the King's Arms inn, in Whitchurch aibresaid, on Wednesday next the 18th day of May instant, ,at Eleven o'Cfock in the Forenoon, to . take into consideration the State of his Affairs, and to adopt some I'lan for settling the same. Previous to which it is requested, that the several Credi tors 7will send a particular statement of their Accounts to William Moncliton of W hitchurch aforesaid. Whitchurch, lath May,41803. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 'THAT the PARTNERSHIP subsisting JlLbe tween I'S, WILLIAM .HORNBY, Sir JOSEPH ESDAILE, and RICHARD GILLOTT, at Chesterfield, In the 'County of Derby, under the. Firm of " the Chester. field Bank," was on this day dicsolved by mutual consent ,• and that all the said Copartnership Concerns will be settled by the said Richard Gillott, who is duly authorized to 'ad and negotiate all matters relative to the said Copartnership, on rendering just Accounts of and concerning the same... As :witness our hands, this 7th Day of Mat, ISe3: 4WILLIAM HORNBY. tOSEPII RICHADD GILLOTT. N. B. All Drafts and Notes drawn and issued by t he saki Messrs. Flornby, Esdaile, .and (; Mott, payable at Messrs.. Dorset, and Company's, New Bond-street ; will be. p a id a t Sir Junes Esdaile's and Co. • ARMY EXCUANGES. ACAPTAIN in an Old Regiment 4f .Light Dragoons in England, - will exchange, with a Captain in any Regiment of infantry ; and a Lieutenant in an Old Regiment of Light Dragoons in the East jndies, will eNchange ‘Vith a Lieutenant in a Regiment at_.horne. _ Apply by Letter, Post-paid, to Mr. IGHICS, George's CoMe house, Hay-Market. OPFICE, for the SALE of ESTATES, HOUSES. and PROPERTY in general, at No. 34, PALL-hIALL, Ey Mr: JEFFERY& AT the above OFFICE every possible attention Is given by Mr. JEFFERY'S, to promote the Interest ot his Employers, and upon a moderate charge for COMIIIiS. sion. I EVVELS and PIA.TE immediately disposed of to ‘thd best adva ntage to any amount, in consequence of the frequent C, arntnistions given to Mr. leWedys. to make such pur,:hases. MONMOUTHSHIRE. © BE SOLD, in the mosti,eautiful Part of the County of hlomnouth, a small FREEHOLD ES ,TATE, upon which is an elegant newly created Villa, suited 'te a small Family .—Particular3 may lac had of Mr, No. 34, ; or of Mr. Price, Newport, Monmouth shire. • BERKS. P rO DE LETT, within Twenty.fourle.s from London, an 'elegant and commodious VI LLA, well furnisbed - Avith -Gardens, and Taddock of nearly 0* Acres, surrounded by beautiful Walks and Shrubberies.—Tarticu lam tatty be had of Mr. learys, No, 34, DOCK TOWN, DEVON. VACCINE, OR. COW-POCK INOCULATI(r4. A T a numerous and respeaable MEETING of 1. the INHABITANTS of the TOWN of DOCK and Neighbourhood (convened at the unanimous request of the Medical Gentlemen residing in the said Town), held thelsth day of May, 1803, at the Town-Hall, in order to take mto Consideration the best means of difflising the great Benefits which may be derived to Society by the COW-POCK, or VACCINE INOCULATION; JONATHAN ELFORD, Esq. in the Chair ; The following Resolutions were unanimously entered into - - 1. That no fa& either in Nature or Sciences, is more firmly established, than that the proteclion assured to the Human Body against the Small-Pox by the Vaccine, or Cow_ Pock Inoculation, as described by Dr, !outer, is permanent and infallible. That this Pradice is invariably free from danger, in the highest degree benign in its present elKlets, and equally friendly in all its consequences to the Human Constitution. 111. That this easy means of removing, perhaps, the greatest source of Domestic Calamity, and closing those vast Chasms in Population, which for many centuries have di redly arisen from the desolating influence of Small-Pox Contagion, is a Gift of Heaven, which it is as much our duty as it is ow interest most thankfully and earnestly to employ and recommend. V. That we form ourselves into a Society for the pur poses of Inoculating gratuitottsly the Indigent Poor, and ex , tending this salutary discovery by every other means in our power, with a view to the Extermination of the Small-Pox from this Town and Neighbourhood. V. That this Institatum be called the Dock lennerian Society. VI. That jonathan Elford, Esq. be President to this So ciety. . VII. That Mr. Richard Dunning be Secretary to this So clay. VIII. That the following Gentlemen be a Committee for onnduding the Business of this Society, and that any Five of them be competent to •ad; 'viz. The President, all the Medical Gentlemen resident in ,the Town, Richard Morice, Esq. Francis st. Aubyn, Esq. Rev. jonathan Williams, Rev. Mr. Richards, all the Clergy of rite Established Church, all the' Pastors of the several Congregations of Pro testant Dissenters, and Methodists, I.ieut. Col. Tench, Messrs. Richard Nelson, Joseph Lugger,' William Foot, John Harris, Robert Bone, runes St. Aubyn, William .Da vie, and Peter Manico. X. That a small Subscription be opened, for defraying the incidental Ex fences attending the car() ink; the-ohjeds of the Society into Execution. X. That Messrs. Nelson and St: Aubyn be Treasurers of the Society, and that Subscriptions be received at their Bank in Dock, and by Messrs. lloxland, Congdon, Heydon, and Phil p, Booksellers. • ' XI. That the First Meeting of the Committee, be held at the Town-Hall, on Tuesday the lath inst. at ten o'clock.in the fOrenoon. _ XIL That this Society will occasionally correspond with the Royal fennerian Institution. X; 11. That the Thanks of this Society be given to the Medical Cientlenien for convening the prasent Meeting. XIV. That th,e Thanks of this Society be given to fona than Elford, Esq. for his able and very zealous conduct in the Chair. • X V.• That the Thanks of this Society be also given to Mr. Richard Dunning for framing these Resolutions. X Vl. That these Resolvtions be signed by the Chairman, published in the London anti Provincial Newspapers, ani distributed in this Town and Neighbourhood. lONATHAN ELI , ORD, Chairman. The following Sums were immediately Subscribed. 4. 1. d. me..BeatK, R. N. oto 6 Captai n M a y, R. N. oso 6 Capt.Bir head,R.N.o to 6 Mr. Vaughan. May ot• - 6 Rev.' Mr. Birt o to 6 Major General Met- Mr. Robert Bone_ oso 6 ccr, It. 1:. oto 6 Mr. join Bone so 6 Capt. Moricc, R. N. i• 6 Dr. Andrei/ Baird oto b .. 14T ts:elsbn * : Mr.. Peter Clark o to 6 Mr. George Nichol- Mr. Creed - oto 6 son, R.N. - oto 6 Gov. Creyke, Naval Mr. l'enkivil to 6 Hospital - o to 6 Mr. Phelp a 1, 6 Mr. John Came oso 6 Mr. Rawle - oto 6 Mr. Congdon - oto 6 Rev.losephßichardso to 6 Rear-Adm. Dacrcs a to 6 Mr. Stephen Roberts o to 6 Mr. Dansey oto 6 Mr. Richard Rodd o to 6 Mr. Davie - o to 6 Mr. John Row a to 6 Mr. Dunning - oto 6 Mr. Sargent - oto 6 Mr. Elford o to 6 Mr. Andrew Sargent 0,40 6 Mr. Evan. Evans oto 6 Mr. St. Auhyn oto 6 Rev. Mr. Evans o to 6 Mr. lames St.Aubyno so 6 Mr. Fitzgerald, 12;,N.0 to 6 Mr. Henry St. John o ,to 6 Mr. William l'oot oto 6 Mr. Shiells - ato 6 'Mr. Glencross . 0, to 6 Mr. 0. Spty - ato 6 -Mr. L.Gordon,R.N.o le 6 Mr. J. Sanders,R.N.o to 6 Mr.. Nath. Grigg, oto 6 Mr. J. Smith, Dock- Mr. Grymes - oto 6 Yard - oto 6 Rev'. Win. Gregor, Mr. Jahn Smith a to 6 Cornwall o 6 Mr. Benj. Such , to 6 Capt. Hall, R. N. oto 6 Mr. Soatty - oto 6 Mr. John Harris o to . 6 Mr. Sole - to 6 Mr. Hayward, jun. n to 6 ,Col. Stephens. R. A.o 10 6 Mr. Hicks, Pay-olliceo Its 6. Mr. Swallield, Pa). Rev. Mr. ilitchins to' 6 office - o to, 6 Mr. floxland o .to 6 Lt.Col.Tench,R.M.,.) to 6 Mr. Thomas jenner oto '6 Mr. Tonkin - 9so 6 Rev. Mr. lope o to 6 Mr. Martin Thomas o to 6' Right lion. Admiral Mr. Wm. Tucker ato 6 Lord Keith o to :6 Mr. Thomas: White o. to . 6 Cain. Keen, R. N. o to 6 Rev. on. Williams o to 6 Mr. Lancaster - oto 6 Mr. Hen. Willisuns, Mr. Little - •so 6 Pay-oMce ora 6 Mr. Lower o to 6 Licut.Wynter. R. 14.• to 6 Mr. Logger a to 6 Mr. Ceo. Williams o to 6 Mr. Mamcu - aio 6 Mr. Thos. Wolrige oso 6 All future Subscriptions Mill be published. RICHARD DONNING, Secretary. NEW,MANUFACTORY.,__ ROBARTS, MPLOWMAN, and SNUGGS, beg leave most respecitully to present their thanks to the Nobility and Gentry,for their high and flattering approbation of the numerous. and elegant Articles for Dress invented by them; and at their ambition it to deserve this continuance of the very distinguished Patronage they have already experi enced, and having extended thou Nlanufadory, anti brought it to the highest degree of perfection, they flatter themselves 'to insure success, by a copstant and spiendid variety of novel and elegant produelions for. Fashionable Dress. They also request the Public to observe, that tiler Patent Maim fiauro can be had genuine only at their Ware-Rooms, as there are Shops who sell spurious anti common Articles, under the- pretence of being from Rotvarts anti Company's 11,1anufatiory. Consisting . of Royal Imperial Nett, with and without Silver and Geld, Cliamborrys . , Sarstiet Cambrics, Italian Muslim,. Italian Samosa in Gold and Silver, Striped, Fi gured arid N. .11.. An extensive Colleelion of every Article for Fa. milies going into Mourning. No, t, C handers Street. Covent-Garden. . NIORdAN and SANDERS's New ` - invented Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs.; the much-admired Patent ..Brass-screw Bedsteads. Sofa Beds and Chair Beds, with a general Stock of 'Upholstery and Cabinet Articles, upon improved principles, ter the furnishing Houses complete, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-Street, Strand. The Imperial Dining Tables are allowed to be the hand ioniest and most complete set of Tables ever yet invented ; elegant Dome Beds, with hew-designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; new-invented M usquitto Couch Beds for Poreign Climates, Mattresses, and Bedding complete; every Article in the Upholstery and Cabinet. Branches executed in the best and Most Modern stile of . - Fashion and Taste, and of the chuicc4t Material; and hi gh-tinished Workmanship, - By MO KG AN and SANDERS, 'Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet . Makers, N. lb, and -t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. N. B. To prevent mistakes, please to ootiee ate Num. bets, 10.. anti 17. MARINE . MANSION, MI R R T , AND LANDS, tiAMP. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the King's Amt.' nn, Christchurch, on Monday the 6th at' June ttext, at E lova as C luck in the E orenoon, Messuage or Nfansioh; late the Resideoce of Lieutenant General Perkins, deceased, called,tlF.Fell Ho usE, with all necessary And oonvenient Offices, Manor or reputed Manor of,Wink ton Lairn, and about eigl;tv Acres of Arable or Pasture Copse, ;pi Wood Land, lying ail near the said MSIOII, whic h 'is delightfully situated on an eminence, bordering on the New Forest, about three Miles from the much admited and frequented Cluistchun:h Cow, of which, the Isle of Wight, and Channel, it commands must extensive and Picturesque Views ; is surrounded with good Roads, and in a very, gentl and respalable Neighbourhood, Such Allotment of Commonable and Waste Land as the Proprietor of the above Estate will be entitled to, under the Christchurch inclosure Ad now carrying into execution, will also be sold, and which will enable a Purchaser -consi derably to itnprove and conned the Property. - Descriptive Particulars may be had ten days previbus to 'the Sale, at the King's Arms, Christchurch ; Ll mington ; Antelope, Salisbury; of Mr. Baldwin, Solicitor, Ringwood; and of Messrs. Blake Cook's-court, Catey stn:et, Loudon. where a Plan of thAstate may be sceo.- -THE COW PDX. This Way was Published,. A Second Edition, price Half-a-Crewn boards, illitsiiited with a.ColourediPlate, representing front and profile VieWS of the Pustules, in ten successive Stages; A „CONCISE and POPULAR VIEW or all the Fads which have hitherto been asceitained, relative to the Praelice of VACCINE INOCUL-ATION, in tended for the Use of Persons who may be debit - dui of ex tending its Benefits in their Families or Neighbourhoods. , By C. R. AlKl r, Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons in Linidon, and Honorary Member of the Nlellical and Physical Soci..ny of Guy's Hospital. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r; St. Paul's Church— yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, 1. Dr. Nesbitt's Praelical Treatise on Diet, 6s. boards. 2, Mc Thomson's Family Physician, Os. in boards. LONDON THE . I,ARpEST'AND MOST POPULOUS • .CITV'IN THE WORLD. - Ott Monday, May 3oth, will be published-, • ''. A New Edition, cotreatxl to the present TiMe,: illustrated with t large Modern Map of London, with another Mao o f tip Environs, and embellished with several Views, beimd in red, 'TIM!. PICTURE of LONDON. • for 1863 ; beilift Full and Correa Description the British Me.. tropolis,. and of its- Yicinity ;• and. a Faith - lid Gill.fe to all its Curiosities, Amusements, Exhibitions, Public Institutions,. and whatever is remaikable and deserving of Notice; with a great Variety of Useful Tables, containing the tlarkhey .coac It Fares, Lists of Streets, Inns and Coffee-houses, Churches, Public Offices &c.• It is imposSible, in the compass of an Advertisement, to enumerate the great number of useful Topics which are treated of in this small V‘inme, but it may suffice to observe, that a total Stranger may, by means of it; become better acquainted with the British Metropolis in a few days, than many thousands of intelligent persons who have resided in - it during many years. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 11, St. Paul's Church-yard, and sold by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom,' and at the Bars of all the. PrincipalCotlee-houses in London. Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, -' r. A Quid:. to the Watering and Sea bathing Pla es; with Siity Maps and Views, pricellS. in- boards.. a. A Guide. to Paris, on the same-,Plan as the Pielure of London, price ss. bound. • • TO THE CURIOUS IN. FISH SAUCE. THi? NOBILITY, .GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are regpetifullV itiformd, John Burgess and Sores GENUINE and .SUPERIOR ESSENCE or, ANCHOVIES, continues to he prepared by them lie wine manner that has obtained such univers.il 4pprolptioil for many )eara past,. • The long justly acquired superiority of that.Aaicle is fully confirmed in the optiticn of the Country at large, and of Per sons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, lanks it in the situalion it nifty maintains: The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of AN CIIO. VIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from thenumerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &e. in purehasing the Same, as maid is to be had Of Their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as 1111(ta. Every other Article in the ail Trade for family use, GI the best quality. ' WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, 'cA'rr‘ Ns ut &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, sup plied upon the shortest notice for the East and West, Indies, ate. Warehouse, No. 107 'corner of Savoy Steps, Strand , London. For the CollVellielit;e of Families. in Scotland, they have ap pointed Messrs. It. inhn4ton 411 d Co. Edinbur,p, tit - 6r sot:: Agents fur fish Sxnees. • IiOUSVAND 'WANTED to PURCHASE, with inintediate Pos4ession A Good FAMILY , HOUSE, it' of the. Gathic Stile of Builciing the more agreeable,. anti any quantity 01 Land, from One. to Five Hutuired Acres; also the Ad vow . son of the Parish, with the prostied of an early Vat: , ancy. Any Person having such un Estate to dispose or, tiy di. reding to L. M. B. to be left at Mr. T. Woodb;iin's, Sta. tioner, No. 34, Holborn, will be immediately att.msied to, and treated with on liberal terms. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO LIE SOLD.BY AUCTION. At the Rein Deer ! lim, in the City of Lincoln, sontethnein the Month •of June next, unless sooner tlispued of by Private Contra . a, • Vatuabkanti COmpad FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the entire , HAM LET of fi ECK't R I NC, in the Parish of Holton, near Wragby, in het County Lin coin, consisting of two large'atul two small Farms in a Ring Fence, and containing in the Wiltile 7.40 Acres and upwards of Arable and Pasture Land in old lnelosures of conveßient size, and exceedingly, well watered . together with getgi and 'substantial Faral Houses, and suitable Outbuildings,. in com plete repair, 'and let from,year to year . to substantial l'enanti. Thed , articulars of this Estate.zia.be given; as well as the day of Sale fixed, in a subsequefflTaper, May 13, 18,3. , • TO J E WELLERS AND siLvtitsmtTus. To BE SOLD, with immediate Possesikm, ALL . thai wen.buitt DWELLING-HOLM, and well accustomed SHOP, situated hi the most conspicums part of the Market-place of the ToWn tit - Tatin; ton, in which efte jewellery and R...ilversm Businesses usinesses have Ix-en carried on with great success for many years by the late Mr. lames Foy. Mut also alt the STOCK In"TRADE elite said Mr. Foy, being a judicious and welt-chosen Assortment of al most every variety or Articles in the above-mentioned Bu s i. nesks. For which purpose an'AU C.TI 0 N will' be held a t the Market-house in Taunton, on Saturday the zsth Day of June, at Four' o'C lock, unless the Premises should b pre.. vtously disposed of. by Private Contract, of which tine notice, will he given ,;' and in the mean time other information •may he.had by applying to the executors of Mr. Foy, at the said House; to Messrs. Bleasdale sod lc Kander, No. it, New Inn, London; or Mr. Bridge, Solicitor in Taunton, • N. H. The Shop will be kept open, and all Articles there, on sold at prime cost. April z 6, 41 0 3, . . LAND Tilit REDEMPTION. H i s Mil . lESTri COMMISSIONERS for the APP.. AIRS of TAXES hereby give Notice, That on the 2.4 th day of 'sole next, the prilerence the Redemption of Land ax given by the 42 Geo.. 111. Cap. I'6. Ptoprietors and others having an Interest - in Estates %ill expire ; after that period the Land TAX remaining Unredeemed loll! be Sol., to. any Persons treeing to purehasi• the same, and will &come in the hands of the Parc4 , aser an absointe Fee Firm Rent, recoverable at Rent. . With a virtu to facilitate the. Redemptien of the Land Tax; List of the Clerks to the Commissioners /or Sale of the Land' Taxi with their places of residence, (to ;4 . 4n applications shotrld Le male those proposing • to redeem) is rui"%faintd. lirty jurtber lqios 01.11141/i which Parties on. t y requi,e, tyill be a/corded upon ap. tilealt,iit a: the Laud Tax R UffiCei M. 9, Linccles-Inn" BY Order of the Board, dielTiliEW kJ/INTER, Stcreht Clet o CommissionerS COUNTIES. R E S ID ENC E fir Sale of Land Tax. 'heed t" , !aree Bedford Jo hn Mainly Reading A4ion Chaplin Aylesbury King John liagger. Cambridge stone C. tohp IVAlis lidetnv.ey Thomas Cux. R. Ea jun. I'. Bartlett, jun. S. Ladle John lessopp Win. Stevens Samuel Nicholas H. Groirer John M.aule I. F. Claridge - Baldwin. R, Cooke R. Clithera* iletiford Ilerks Bucks Cambridge C . b:ster Cornwall Combeflatil I 7erby Devt:at Dorset Dui ssex C lotteestei Herefold I lert ford u ntingdon Kent Lancaster Leicester Lincoln-- Lindsey Division Kesteven anti 110)- I•lnti Middlesex Chester Bodmin Carlisle PerbY -Exeter Wateham Durham Waltham Abbey Cirencester. Leominster Hemel Heinpstol Huntingdon Sevenoa s Liverpool Leicester ' Horncastle B. Cheales SI eaford D. liiritey Sessioni-house; CityolLondonote. Adam I. fellicae City Stilt! Li4elly of Lambert Fowler Weatininucr Mom:v.llth Alexander (ones Nor 'l'renchard N - - AV. Tyler S th Clerkenwelt 28, Fenchurch-stteet Soho.square Usk S wairham North:a - Tipton Morpeth. Nottingham Oxford Ilppingham Shrewsbury Stowey, near Bridge. ,tortliuniOtort ryler Smit, NortinunberiAnd Ifpniy Brumell Nottinghaml - 7foxcrolt Oxfbrd Jams Morel' Rutland , J. A. Palmer Salop Loxsialt Sorncrt;eJ 'l'hornas Symes Southampton R.,ggett Statlbrcl W.Keer t W. Dalton Surrey : P. Drummond Sussex I'. Hart- Warwick J. II irdlng water Odiham Stadiard Bury Croydon Petworth Solihull, near Bir mingham Worcester Devizes Kendal I.cedb • Easingivould , licverley t'orcester E..Mtigg Melte* Wilts W. W. Salmon Westmorland Thomas 'Fell , Vork Weir Riding Thomas 'Rolland 1)0. N,, Riding W. Lockwood. Do. E. Hitting J. Lodkwood • WALMI. Anglesea • Samuel Crindley Brecon Walter Williams Cardigan }l. Hughes Lain:when I. Roberts Carnarvon Ilugh lillis -o,:ti'..iiztt • David Mason • r ~ .it4 - . 1., , ,k r •, 1 wv niut T.; 14 nit/tit:lit 1 OM( 1% , 156110111 Merionerh . G. (riffith* Montgomery olio tones ~ Pembroke olm %Villy . RAtiliOr . Ames I) , Aviels SCOTLAND. Shire of Edinburgh Tho. C Wag . I 1 add i n gtou Geo. Donaldson Berwii.. - k lohirturnbull Roxburgh Wallet Kidded ' Selkirk. , A. Henderson. keebies • J. M. Robertson Lanark Arch. Burns ' Dumfries T. Short Wigtoun T. Fraser. Stewarty of' Ki rcuri. James• !liven bright Shire of Ayr Wm. Steuart Ayr Dumbarton Alex.„Campbell . I)umbarton Bute . I. Blair, Esq. - Rothsay Renfrew D4viii Hutcheson Paisley . Stirling 1 °hit Burn Stirling Linlithgow antes Taylor Linlithgow Prr tlt .. Patton . Perth K i ricardine p)I 1 4 Burnett Stoneilaven . Abcrde.n. David Hutcheon A b.trdeen Inverries4 Lockhart Klinloch Inverness Nairn ' )n.. Storm Nairn m Croartießob. M‘Kid Fortrose Fife Tho. Horsehurgh Fife . Kinross Bohn Skeeton Kinross •I' , utUr Peter Rankin Forfar Band' Arch. Young Banft' Sutherland H. M. Culloch 'pot - 00011 • Caithness W. Brodie Caithness Elgin & Fortes Pat. Duff' Elgin. Clacktuannan John lameson Clatikmannan Ross A. Ivi`Kenzie, jun. Scotsburn Tregarnedd Brecon Aberystwith Kidwelly Carnsrvort ,Denbigh Mn Dolgetiey Islaestilaur H aver ford west 1 , restvign: Edinburgh Haddi newt Du= Jledburgh Selkirk Peebles Lanark Dumfries ioutirt K inaulbright MONEY %CADY TO ADVANCE. 1.1. PERSONS in possession, of illeQinesi arising from Freehold,'_ Copyliold, or Leasehold itt Land or Plouses, Mono. in the Funds, Rent Citariss, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An nuities, Patinit•Placts, Church tivitivs, or any' other cer tain InCenie for Lite, may be .suppized with temporary or permanent Stuns of Money to any Amontit, by paying An nuity inter eat tor the rainy. . • TM Nobility Amid gentry of known Property, or their Ifeirs, may be accommodated oh their personal security and in any instance where the single security of an inch dual may be deemed instiffleient, the addition of another ,person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re .move the ohjeelion ; and; in all cases, privilege will be given to the Public to return the Principal at their,own option. • Personal applications will be received every day till Foul o'Clock; inut Lttters front Correspondents to Town or Country ",,po.)t pant) will be irriviediatelv answered, by an d4,ssing to tat: Iliream- of tile KniglitsCridge Hank, at- his Town Rouse, No. 8, Lower john-htreet, Colden-4qiniro. LALEHAM, MIDOLESIA. TO HE SOLI) BY AU eTION. By Mr. 'THOMAS CH A PMAN Of R.iehmond, Surrey, In LOTS, On FRIDAY, the aoth at May hist. at Twelve o'Clock, t Noun precisely, at the Hush inn, Staines, THE MANOR and LORDSHIP of LALE. HAM, with Court Lett and Court Baron, severalr Mansion Houses and Gardens on the Banks of the River "Thames • 'and upwards of Eight Hundred and Twenty Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; the .greatest part free from Tythes : a heAthy situation, and situate in one of the best neighbourlir:ods ; only (Me mile from. Chertwy, two treat, Staines, and ti I % wen from London, further particulars may be had at .the Chambers of Mr. Graham. Lincoln's-Imi'; of Nig-, Thomas Chapman, Land. Surveyor and Auttioneer„ Richmond, S urrey ; and of Mr. Thomas Kartisen, at Laleharn, (who will skew ihe Pre mises); at the BuSh, At Starnes} and of Mr, Horne, Allot 3ey at I aw 3 SWIM. '