The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-19 00:00:00

UMBER 349.7,] . . . . , . . TotIie:GENTE. EN' EI\r„..CLE RC Nr.', and FREEHOLD_ERS of the COLINTV 'cif CAMBRIDGE. IRCk.NTLEMEN•k: .. • IS MAJESTY having b een pleased. to signify ~ . his gracious i n t ent i on of Confiding to my charge t h e s4ls of the Mime Department, a Vacancy has in consequence :taLen pla ce i n the Representation o f t h e ' County. Permit, _me once more to ollr myself to your tee and independent Choice, and to - flatter myself, that after thirteen years service, I 'may not. be considered as wholly unworthy of the contimi, nce of your protection and este em , ' an h onour which I shall ; ikays cons ider as oneof the greatest that can be bestowed. . As I understand that the day of Elution is fixed for &lon djy the 2zd inst. I presume to hope, that the sh or t ness o f the tune, and the great pressure of public business in the present conjundure, will be indulg ent ly a d m i tted as a suf ficient excuse f or not paying nay Respeds to you•in Person upon this occasion during the interval. I. have the honour to. he, With the utmost Respell and Gratitude, Gentlemen, Your most Lithßil and obedient Servant, C. YORK. • C harles -street, Aug. 12, Iso3 _ • CNN SUNDAY, the zist August, a SERMON ‘•-•,' *ill be preitchtd at Christ Church, Spitalfielth, iii f.a *our of the l'atridtic•StibsC7 . ,pti on at Lloyd's, for the Reward or Relief of those who may sober or sign a li ze t h emselves in the pre sent C o t est, by the Rev. C FLA. R LES 111 1 C A 41 R'FY, .11, c urate of Christ Church, formerly of Exeter Colle H ge, Oxford, and late Chaplain of the Orion Man of War, Ad lanits Salimarez, Ran. Commander. Service will begin at EleVen 0' e lock Precisely. N. - 11. There will be no Collectionafter Divine Service. 'LOST A DOG, Tileiday Night, about Six o'Clock, between N..." Coliege-street and Abingdon-street, a Light-brown Pug Dog, a Red Ribbon round his Neck, and answers to the twine of NERO.—Any Person who has found this Dog, and will bring it to Mr. John Astley, in Abingdon-street, W est _ asiinster, shall re ce i ve the Reward of ONE GUINEA. PARTNER. . . • A N advantageoui Offer to an Per son w y tpspenable aelive AIL ho can command about cool. and understands the Busincis of Draper or Taylor, may Fie admitted a Partner in the above line, and Navy Agency, in a principal Sea-port •Town,.Avliete Pro6ts are .large. Line addressed ( post-paid) to W. B. 'S wan Inn, A run teA l-street, W Strand, will b e attended to. ______ NEW LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING the sth of SEPTEMBER tBo , SCilleNl E. Vat tie of each. of £ , zo i coo lu,ooo icoo ices 5-0 100 No. of Prizes. Total value. ' 4. 40.000 , 20.e00 12, - io,ooo 30 ~ • Soar; ..6000 —.. .3000 40 :"'" . --. .2000 6iaso _ t2i,000 • 2.},000 Tickets. ,C.'2,t0,000' . First clown Ticket 7th Day .. ,c, 2,cc o s oo First drawn Ticket last Morning - 5000 Are part (it . the above Capitals: I n CK.ETS and Sli A ICES •arc selling at. every LICENSED Otl•IC4. And the PRIZES PAID on DEMAND. Pii,,...--TicUt 4', 17 3. • 8 is o E ighth • ' 4 8 6 • 9ixteenth TiOets Iva gradually rir rial f I irter • 2 4 6 ▪ 1 Z`6 N^, 4, t...-7.---7-------------..—:..i.--,.....tr0rn1it11, and. No. 9, Ch ar ing _cross, ontion. DISH, I- Propri etor o f the. above old,established Office s , respeCtfully acqu a i nts t h e Public, that Tickets anti Shares for the Lottery, which begins Drawing the nth of n,,itt Month,. are selling in great variety, and the Prizes will be paid ..as soon as drawn, from Twenty t 9 "'t wenty Thousarbd: Pourxis. . The Schem e is universally allowed to be good ; there are but few Tickets, 'and many. Capital Prizes; the Price is con. siderably lower -than last year, but will rise as the Drawing • opproaches. - *„* Persons in the Country wishing •to have Tickets or Shares, may be supplied the samu as if present, by sending their Orders,, post-paid, accompanied by good Bills at Short . dates, Cash,. I;ank.tiotes, or Post-Office Orders, to T. fish, No. 4, Cornhi 11, where-all' Business in the Public Funds is • frontward with tide Ii ty and dispatch. • c POPE ; of the GR AND ST E WARD's LODGE, Ai • embraces this opportunii'y, at a Season when moat Lrldges stand adjourned, of Publicly acknowledging his Gra— titude tbr the very extensive Patronage he has experienced trout the llonourable Fraternity in the Lottery and Com tnission Ilusiness. It is his pride to boast the 'obligation,. Ind it shall be his anxious Mort. to merit a Continuance. of the Distine.tion. 'File New Lottery COMlTiences Dra the Stil of Sept em b er, and the favour and recommenda wing on tion O any ti ruther, will he gratefullY acknoNledged, and faitliffilly f executed' at' his Fortunate () Mee', &e, &c. • ' ' ' RICFIA111)SON, GOO ~• rawn State: D 40"`-. Nn. In Shar es . . I • a March Lottery ,C 2 - ) 1 00o -7,101 August Du. i3,0,)0. 2.6,171 Nov. - Do, 5° 1 9 o , s i April Do. 5,c00 4.zoist Apill no. 2,000 42' 6(, April D o .I,eoo -1 34.914 klarclt Do. Soo 7.337 'Augtt:it Do soli 33,041 Nov. Do.* 503 ~., Inv hole 'II .ket, I 44,3t8 M..r. c h i „ ' ,-- 39.4'1 Nl.tolt ric..li"l' 2%,:30 13,527. At.,;..,t Do. ' '(,,,- 26 6 1 Itlacclt Do. l' . - 5. - -O . I ZES SOLD BY )LJLUCK, sinti Co. in the in ali i 1 for the Year 180 z. Nn.arici in recent Lottericz,‘• t 2,817 10 Shares 30,090 26,883 Ditto • - 30, 0 18 48,5.77 Ditto • : 204000 2 3,143 Ditto : 2:4000 35,98 9 Ditto , 20000 27;964 ' Ditto •to,ooo 3 t,691 Ditto ~zoiooo 25,zr5 Ditto 30,000 38,229 Di tto . S•v" 41,827 ' Ditto • 5,000 33 6 , 9 - • Ditto • 91 000 * 22,740, Dit to , , vs, o c o . 40.8E19 Ditto . s ,o °!_ , 37,400 Ditto V g ' cr ' ° 7,494 4-1,..,`",° 5 , ,000 ;1,035 Ditto 5. 000 ' I 9,915 Ditto •5,060 TICKETS and STIA it LS Sec, &c. which Coinin ' in the State Lotte ry, .e ence; brawilik on the s th r r next month,- sePtell- :4 0 r, ar e on Sale at the 'Corner c 4 Batik-Buildings, CorrOpti,, nd facing the Gate of the King's Men's, Charing-cross, I.°ll4ohi the Offices of ItIetiARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. • ROYAL F. XC1147 "-td-r7-7------7-----7-7 - 0 FF . ICE .. STATE LOTT 1.1 it N • No. ZiS,•C onier of the Iteyal ESch a nge, • Cornhill, London. Co. from ICHQ LSON and No. 16, , respeetfullY, N. acquaint the Public t haftheTlCKETS'And stamped flit' i A kES for the present ' State Lottery, that begins Drawing ~..,Sth of the next (in which there are oolY 2, °" A. Wicets), are now sellinron ihe lOwest. terms. Orders from t•he Country pundually executel f and- Schemes at laige. v , ratis: , . Thefollowing Capital Prizes -have lately and Shared hy Nicholson and Co. 1 7,993 in Sharesioao to,cloo been Sold. .5,499 in Shares .- k • 2 4;11 Whole TiCket • 2,) 000 ; co in Shares . -.. to,aoo 7'75 'lilt" . 1 - 4 '7l, ' Whole Ticket to,Octe ~, ..- ~ - .... 7 20.000 9,0... i , 14v“. in :.,iiares -' - 20.030 19,004 Ditto" - -. • " 161040 ,0 ti Whole Ticket ' z0,e03. i7,o2s,in.Shares t - ..10,coo '' ' l3s in -Shar es - -. sodo Whole Ticket 10 , 0 eP 23:339 Whule Ticket 5,600 , 46,676 Ditto - - - Ic " °° '"e i ()ill( ' - . - .. sok° 52;663 in Shares -.! -, lott' oo ;5 Ditto - . '5,000 rg,896 Ditto - - ,5“ , ' 04 : 3 43 ,97s.in Shares - - ' 5,060 14,777 Whole,Tieket 5,000 . liesines rnatsy of 4 .2coo, ,C. too°, arid ,C. soo. Thr ** Money - tor Prizes as a nd Prizes .. out,tanding Shares of the Capital other s°l4 bY them an the lag Lottery, are paying in full. v • F 1 il FRIDAY, AUGUST !9, PATRIOTIC FUND., LLOYD'S COFFEE-Hciusr, 16th Aug. do 3. AT a" GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE of, the PATRIOTIC FUND, at Lloyd's Coltix-House, the 16th August, 1803, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. Chairman, Received a Letter frony the Right Hon. Lord Ralstock, enciashig a List or Sub.striti;tions from the " Women 1.-Ind,",to the Patriotic Fund. . , Resolve 3, That the Thanks of the Committee he returned to the Right Hon. Lord Radstock, for his zeal in promoting the Interests of this Fund. , - Resolved, That a Book be opened at the par of Lloyd's Coffee-House, for receiving SubL - eriptio.ks from the " Wo men of England," in Sums not exceeding Two Guineas Read a -Letter from john Puget; Esq. containing the fol lowing Extrad of a Letter front La Touche of-Dublin. - " Does the Subscription in London extend to such as may " sutler in defending Ireland, either from foreign or domestic foes ? as we are enckavouring et a Subscription here, and " 1 wish to know on what footing it ought to be, whether " as an aid to the Subscription in England, or - as a separate " one for I rel and. " •Resolved, thatthe following. Answer be returned to Mr. Puget ; " SIR, -" The Fund at Lloyd's has' been instituted with the view of rewarding those Stikjeds of the United Empire wbo may suffer or signalize themselves in the present s contest , with the common Enemy ; it. was not in the intentipn of the Sub scribers to advert to what was totally unex peeled by them to take place in any part .of the United Kingdom,. and by the regulations of the Fund now established, the Committee do not fzet theinselVes at l•berty -to engage to extend, at this time, the Benefits intended,, to any accidents or events which Rebellion or I usurrealon may occasion. • " The COMMitfeC will be extremely hippy to unite the liberal Contributions of the Sister Kingdom with those of Great rritain, and will feel equal satisfaction-in attending with • the utmost. care to the Claim . .:. ind Metits of- her Soldiers, Sailors, Volunteers.and others, Or their Children, Wives or- indigent Relatives, whose gallantryand exertions in all . Military aievements have ever been ho nourable to . themselves and highly tis,;:ul to the common cause of the United Countries. " I have the honour to enclose you a few Copies of the Re. solutions of the Subset * ers and Comm it tc..." Read a Letter from is attheW BOUlton, Esq. datcl Soho, ith August, ,tBo3, in which he mentions the various Esta blishments in which he is concerned, and which have con tributed to the Defence of the Country :--also that a Sub scription has been opened at.Birminghain, for the Benefit of Persons belonging to that - Parish only. He therefore asks several Questions with regard to 'the purposes for which this Fund has been instituted*. - - - 'Resolved, That the following Answer be returned Mat thew Boulton, Esq. am directed by the Committee of the Patriotic Fund, at Lloyd's Coirze-House, to inform you, that the Funds of that Subscription are applicable to the Relatives of every Defender of his Country, and distributed to the Indi viduals who may be intitled to the same acording to circum stances, and will not ,preclude those who . may be relieved froni any other Patriotic Fund. They conceive, however, tbat as the Subscription is in tended to embrace one 0 bjea and one Cause, which is equally dear to all, and extending over the whole of the [Lilted King doms, that it is to be desired, that partial Subscriptions should merge in the General Fund at Lloyd's.• FRANCIS 13A,RING, Chairman. kmount idvertised 20, tool. 3 per Cent. Consol. Money - t 29,70 5. 6 , 9 The Society of East In- ..41 SA N 1ay.....ny - e:2 To dia Cnnimantters 500 o l'..trick' Colquhoun tu to.: J,:fieseltine, Doetors' The Friezutly Society Commons - 105 C> of LicenCed Victual- John Cobb, ditto au 5 ' lurs, Proisrictors of Three Young "Atha', 3 3 the Morning ,Adver- loj 0 B. Hawes, to procure tii::r - emmel . waistcoats,. . W. R. Brown, Morn blankets, or any- ing Advertiser Office s 5 other comforts - zos o William Moffat toy u I. Baring, of Mount Gearge, Robert and Radford, Exeter . too o Wm. flibbert . tos. o Dr. termer - so 0... Ilibberts, Fuhr and John DON! & Sons toy o Punier Worshipful Society of _ loshua Platt ' Apothecaries toy o Samuel Platt - Greens and Wal fords • tos 0 Dann, ilanrotts, and Lucas and Spencer sa o Metcalfe, Linfoln's Edward Darell sz so bill -• ' 5O 0 Mr. Davison, Green. • Hen. Egel, of Ripley, with - 12 12 per .Wire. Pitt .Mr...foltaDavison,.Flec.t- ' Mello, P,e; . sli . and . stree t - $ 5. Lancaster . - los o William Davison 3 3 Mrs. A. less Cholinley xi o Mrs. Davison - 3 3 Wm. Eddot,ves. - .p to Miss Davison . - 2 2 - 105 o - 5 5 5 5 10 10' J , LOIC,ON VOLUNTEER , CAVALRY. !, TN the necessity which at present existst•to make the, Military Preparations fortite.Detence of .the Country as L;0111 plete as poisfhle. it has been , deeme-d eipetlient that, the CITY of.LUNI) ON, shoirld add to thy numerous Force of IN I A NT R Y, which theitat end spirii.of its inhabitants. • havA recently enrolled In the VariousUanls. it It 1 C I M ENT of CAVALRY, t': be " "rlie LONDON V 0 LON. TE ER OA VA I. KY,'? which is intelidt..ll to act with, A nd assist the I NFANTIVis under the Orders of the LQR MAYOR I) 1 and 'MAGISTRACY 'of the - CITY, on the usual Conditions'of Voltatteer It is thought proper to limit the Regiment to Si x,Troops, of front 63 to 130 Men each : Ot these, three Troops .are al ready enrolled, and part`of them are iii a higliSritre of Disal pline, being the Corps formed six years since•by Mr. An derdon, at Islington. :Ellis Corps has most. laudably and handsomely consented tJ become the haeiis of C:e present Establishment ; and has, by that': fneans,. allimicti very im portant assistance tewaids Ittreatly tvnt specify tonnation. , His Majesty has been k rae iousiy!ple:ts.,::&to approve. the A tr al igenient thus Made; and I,:tri Prottor Anderdun, Esq. Mr. Alderman Rowerolt and several other:Otlicers for the three Troops enrolled, have been already appointed. • The Corps is' fully provided' with an Adjutant, a Riding- • •Master; Serjeants, Trunipe;ars, Futter's, the use of . - two Ridink.schools, and of i i' jell for exercise, twin the Luc Is' hirton corps; ancl its COI7IP let will be on a plan as consi,,tent as -possible 'with economy, - and with the. cop venielice of Genttetnett engaged in business. .. , • The City of London has, on every occasion, for the last' ten years, btood highly indebted to the - alacrity, spririr, and zeal of the Light- florse Volunteers of Lotakin anti Weittinin stet.; whose assistance has always been readily alf4rtied oct every emergency : but this excellent corpi, iput'beiiiii peen- Harty attacoed to the City, nor tinder the - 0 r(lers of the, Lord Mayor, nor &sighed to aCi in ctiost:iht concert and co- . operation with the Volunteer' Infantry, .ir ts, m the-Present crisis, and expectation of Danger, become inch :;tr:t~chie to add the proposed Force to the Lrbt Atilkihireitis order t0:11 - 1 . :tke' their united co-operation sufficient and ef •tedive- lot the •Defenee nt the MetiopoliS.ltom any Lornnto tions or attacks whatsoever. Gentlemen-desirous of becoming' Members of the LON .DONNO LU NTE El: C A VA I.,K•Y, ntay be furnished with Copies of the Rules and Regulations-of the Corps, by appli-, cativo to . • The Right lion. the LO D-MAY O R, at the Matisi,4l. House; JOHN P. ANDERbON, Esq. -fenchurch.strcet ; /qr. A Warman RO C at) T ' firoui-striNt 13uiltlings; Or to Mr. A.N.ltiS WATSON, Secri;tary to the niitwe, at Lloyd's CoMe• house ; and it is tiot.doubted thilt this Corps will very 80011 prove itself.equal in , zeal; 'activity, and ilisQipline. tu• any in the Kingdom .on a similar establishment. Mansion.house, Aug. la, OW. S .NO 180' , Bogoucu OF PLYMOUTH. !At a very numerous and respeaable M E LTING. d f the INHABITANTS of the TOWN and BOROUGH df PLYMOUTH, held at the Guildhall the sith day of August, 150 . 31 . . The Worslilpful the MAYOR in the Chair • • ESOLVED Unanimously,. Th a t t h e measure Lk of raising. VOLUNTEERS, to 'exempt this Town frointhe - armiii,... and calling out the First Class , of People, as curetted by the Defence Bill, is highly expedient, and ought to be adopted. That TWO BATTALIONS of INFA NT It Y„.,be raised, tinder he Command of a Colonel in Chief, and that-Major- General England be invited.. to take the Command, and that each Battalion do cohlsi,:t Of F Companies, of Sixty Men, ' with;one Lieutenant-Colonel, one Major, eight Captains, ten Licuteriants, six Ensigns, and one Adjutant. Tlaat one Battalion be corm:raided by John Hawker, Esq. the other by P. Langmead, Esq. Thai these Battalions do receive the Pay and Allowances for Cloathing provided by the Defence Bill. . • . That a Sio)scriprion bzentered inre, for the pitrpoie of fie fraving the extraordinary Ex pences of Closithing, Accoutre, mews, and other Incidentals. That 3 ithscliptions be received at the Plyrrmuth and Naval Banks'; end that a standin4 CoMin:flee-Kt itppointed, to eon- - sista the f:illowing Gentlzmen ; sev•zo of whom Shall be competent-to act. to superintend tile Affairs of ;Ite'Batt4ions, and to disburse the Funds. • • The Committee notninated arc The Mayor Mr. White • 12.4:v. John Candy • Mr. Eastlake Mr. Justice Cleather • Cdprain Winne Mr. Birdwood, Dr. ,‘Vuolcolnhe Mr. Dunsterville "Mr. S.. Shepherd Mr Puke Mr. ). h. Pay ly Mr. Archer Mr. Henry Woolcombe Mr. Hawker , Mr. P. Birdwood. Mr. Langmead - Mr. K. Julian Mr. Pow Mr. J. Saunders Mr. Elliot • - Mr. Dove., Resolved, That thesc•Rmitaions be signed by the Chdr man, and printed and published in I.land-bills, and in T Sun, Star, Sherburne, and xetcr Papers. J. V. I. N C.N EA 0, Chairman. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, ' Resolved, That the - Thanks' of the Meeting be given• to him, tin' his readiness in convening the Mcetik, and Ids pro per Conduct in the Chair.. • - • Guildhall, Plyntouth,.Aug. 16, 1803. INTENDED LONDON and PORTSMOUTH CANAL. At a GENERAL MEETING of th,, SUBSCRIBERS to the Survey for the intended LON DON and PORTS MOU Tl-1 CANAL, held at the Crownund Anchor.Ta• v,etn, in die Strand, London; on Dlonday the 15th day of August; 1803 ; ~• The Right Hon. LORD CWYDI R, in the Chair; ESOLVED Unanimously, .That, .upQn tin at. tentiVe consideration of the Plait attic proposed Canal troth Portsmouth to Croydon, and which, by means of the Croydon and. Grand Surrey Canals, will communicate with the R iverThatnes at . Rot herhithe ; of Mr.. Rennie's Estimate and Report upon the Plait; and of the Calculations. which ,have been made of the Tonnage Which may be expc,:ted front the proposed Canal ; it apvearslu this Meeting that the wak ing of this Canal' would •be attended with many and• in put taut advantages. - • .•• • ' , • • . . That an Application be rnade'to• Parliament - in the ensuing Session, for au . Adl to carry this Measure into elt:tct. That a Subscription bit Immediately. opened, for raining a Capital of flio,osol. in Shares of teal. each, and that Books he left fur twit purpose at Messrs. Masterman, Peters, Wilrefrand Co. White Hart -can't, and Messrs. Drummond, .Charing-cross. London; Messrs. Bushby and Co. Arundel ; Messrs. Griffith and Co. ~Chichester anti Portsmouth; Messrs. Whitheicland Co. Lewes; Messrs. Mitchell and Co. Brighton; Messrs. Haydon anti Co. Guildford; Messrs. Brenchley and Co. Maidstone; Messrs. Day and Co. lto.. .cliester; Messrs. Parlor anti Co. Canterbury; Messrs. Chil dren anti Co. Ah!s.irs. Curteis and Co. Rye. That the Sub bars of the sum of .pool. raised for'deftay ing the Ekpences of the Survey, shall, (pursuant to the Re solution of the General Meeting beta at liorstimn on .the 4 1 4 y of August, 1802), be entitled to subscribe tor Shares in proportion to the Sum paid by them respectively in that Sub scription. viz. -t)ne Share. for every alt subscribed, ,provided they make their Claim, by signing the Subscription-book. on or before the SO: day of September next. • • That the Subscription which was opened for raising the Sum of 41001. for tne.Survey, having exceeded that Sum, by the Suns of 7141. resolved, 't hat the Persous who subscribed . the - said Shin Of 7141.. shall also he entitle l to subscribe for Shares, in like pibportion to the Sum so :•tii)scribed by w in res peCtofely, 'pruvuled they Make their by signing the, .Subscription-000k • on or before the Said s ttt uay of September next: • That •the two last-Resolutions are not totant .to•,prevent the original Subscribers from subscribing tilt additional Shares, if they fit. • • . • That no Person shall (by Subscription or Purchase) hold Mote 111,,0 riftv Shares. • .• That a Deposit -Of 31. eft each Share be pain, at the time of subscribing, on all Shares subscribed for, o;copt those Shares for which the original Subscribers Bitve airezly paid that Deposit • • • • . • • That the Committee,to be named at this Meeting - are vested with full.powcra to cause all neLesiary steps to 4c taken for preparing the business' for Pal i ,ainent-; and shat they •. may, out uf the beposits - on the Subscriptions, OisCharge ,all • Expellees. • • . . .That the following Pena ;being respeaively Subscribers tier at least five Shares each) be the Committee, Viz. , . The . Right Hon, Peter? rd, The Right Hon. the Lord G Mayor of Lontion.wydtr. . . , Allen .Chattield„ E.:.q. . . John Newland, Esq. Geerge - PintiAr, - Esq. ' 'charms Walker, Esq.. Anthony Hannan Lsq; ' ' ohn Utterson,' Esq. Ikhjatnin Foller, ' L Sq. J ames Read,. Esq. .)ulna ?0,•1 ltaratty, Esq. looias Atkinson, Esq, itowlann Abltby. Esq. r William Cititton, Esq. RobertihrhallrEsq. Francis Erecting, E$ll• • WOliasta Alit:ant; Esq. itobt.rt Kingston, E'sq. Peter. tikihsrdson.: Esq. lienlamin Travers, E4q. John • Ltibbac.k, Esq. M. P. Tits:lnas kowt.rott,,Esq. and rilflot Grillielis, Esq.- Ah.lzrmr.l. joint DreW, Esq. . Chailes Hower, Es i. and William Tunnel, Esq. Alterman. Georg,: Dominicus, Lsq. Jeremiah Harman, Esq.. -Francis, N.wbery, Esq. Francis Fishera.sq. , - '. Andrew LindeKNen ' Esq. Henry 130itt, Esq. Wolltant Watson, Esq. .NEtttinits Lucas, tlsq. Iblin Brick. Wood, Esq. p.n.l Coward; Esq. George john Stratton, Esq. Santnel Goodbehere, Esq. liaory I'eters, Esq. Roturt Watts, Esq. ‘Villiant Child, Esq. - • And that all Subscribers of five Shares apd upward.. may .atrzritt asMcinbcrsorthe Committee, and five Menibcro shall he a quortiin. That Nles,ri. Niasterman. Peters,•Walker, and Co. be. the Treimirois to this undertaking. That Mr. I'.ttrick Drummond, of Croydon, b . ,. the So :icitor. Tti.a. these Resolutions be signed by the chairman, and insei led the Public l'aperi. That the "111101 ks of tltia Atectihg be given t Lord Cwydir, tor Itti.able atut:jll3ii.ioll6 COr..l.lCi Ott ttt. Cit4ir; (; IV VOl It, U. (..;. C. Chairman. MAIDSTONE HO LLANDS GENEVA, (Equal to Foreign). •NA I DSTONE 1,101.A.AN 1): - ) GENEVA (144- 1v4., uutAttired tinder Authority of l'arlianu:uz) by George Bish o p a n a C o . a nd said ttluif Wilt4oouse6, N. Jo, Qacert. Itcthc Dock, tipper Tharnes-street,, Limcion, Li vcroot ,j, Manchester, and Distillery, Maid tone. Wholesale orders los. 6.1. per Gallon, Retail orders 11$. .ditto ; delivered ti} any Frt - of ondon t expellee. Not le,s than Two Gallons can bc'sohl. No. to., Queen int,),Dpcks, Aug. 1803. IPRICE SIXi'ENCE;s EAST' INDM HOUSE, • ' . A:: first 9, 18,3. H I; COMMITTEE of ; $l-11PI)1IV,G of t 6? UNITED COMPANY of MERCIIA Nat'l ENG. LAND irading to the East Indies, do6erehy. give Notice, That the Committee will he tra.ly to receive Proposals in.u;rit. sealed 4 , , on 'WEDNESDAY; the - 2406 inst. from etly 'Pettons who may he willing to vippii :4e Compass,' with COPPER and a4NV4S. Stich Proposals expresibt ikerein the lowest triter, as aisti will not be an opportunity of making any abatement, The Condition: of the Cox/rant -wity he seen upon application to „ifr.Qyames aggan, Clerk to the said CoMmittee,spithl.c.!.ms 11.* TeMfers must he left befae Pute:'we o'Cl ch at MOPI,.n the said 24th instant, 46.0nd which buns not a fty re-nkr ti ill Le. ,eceivid. A ICU Y. • ACOMPANY in an India egimettr mar be had on ildvantagerius Terms ; of an Exchange to the Hes:rye. — ` Letters jpoA . -paid) addressed to A. IL British will he attended so. . FAIN LOW will engage L 9 j•r c3 v i•to • AKNIY OirIaSERVE.—SUBSTITU ES. roper C A S l :bstitukcs for those who itn4y 7x dr.kwn by witot to or by place, .I,mithtth. ftlen4 good charaelet who will _come forward as Voluh. teers4br•tilis Service, will receive the most liotral Bounty, by application as ab;ve. N. 8.. Captain l.ow will contra& with Parishes to tiirnisk their Quota of Men. • COUNTRY HOUSE, or COTTAGE., ' .x.TANTED to REN I', for One or 'Cwo Yeler!, V V 'or foe a longer term, a modetate-sizid Htetise or Cot tage, of $0 to 1 . .70 Miles from ToiAllf; South ,wales mouthsfure will be preferred. .The I louse must netLiacitA, in good repair, neat and clean, and con ta,; n at least twv gouit Sitting-rooms, and tour dr five Bed -Chambers, with appro. priate Offices, a good ;Garden, and trout twenty to ilhrty .Acres at Land, more or less; the situation . dry, i4tut wed, at a convenient distance from a Market Town, in :t tura!, healthy Country, diversified with. Wood ana.tv.,i,. r . and where Provisions ere cheap. Any Gentleman al- La ly wishing L Len their House tor a Year or lorver„ will have the i urnitute, Ike taken proper care of by ageincel The o,ent muSt be moderate. , Address (post• paid) to A-. H. at Mr. Huntley's, Stationer, No. 4, .Dube-street, Grosvenor-square. FORS SALE BY AUCTION, •' At the large Paiturattia in St. James's Churchyard, in the City of Bristol, on Tuesday the 234 Day of A ug. inst. T TTWARDS of One Hundred and F i f t y PIC. 1„..) TURES, consisting of a must Superb and Valuable Colleaion of the Works at the Most eminent Masters Of the Roman, Venetian, Spanish, French, Flemish,- Dwelt, and English Schools, lately the Property. of diarent Noblemen And Gentlemen, and including that ancient and well-known 'ColleClion from Abbott's Leigh Court, late the Property of the Won. Mr: Trenchard, Secretary to Queen Anne, and Au flior el The independent Whig. Likewise from the Collection ol7the late Rev. Sir fames Stonhutlse itna Mr. late Stationer, of London, and several 'from a Noble man's late Residence in . Wiltshire; amongst which are up. wards of too tridoubted Original Pietures ; one in partieu. tar, the late Nell Gwinne, a tine Portrait of Oliver Ciom. well, and the. Last Supper, by Paul Veronese, with Many ntljer Pictures, too nutnerous to mention. Tu be viewed two days prior to the Sale. • • LEICESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES. TO SOLD BY A UCTIoN, BY Mr. FARMER, (By Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Team! T. B. MIX. tons, Bankrupts), At the White Hart Inn, in, Leicester, on Monday the 22d Day of August iostant, Two Clod: in. the A hem( Lot 1. A Substantial MESSUAGE or TE N MENT, with, convenient Out•oltices, and a large Garden adjoining, situate at Th - urnby, a pleasant V il. lege, within tour Miles of Leiceiter, late in the occupation of Mr. I'. B. Buxton. Lot 2. The Reversion, in Fee Expeetant, upon the decease of Mr. Wm< Meadows, of and in. rive-eleventh Shares of Cottage or Tenement, situate in Thurnby.ePresaid, tenure of John Draper, :main three CiiSeo adjoining, con taining together, by estimation, about nine Acres (more or' less) in the uecupation of the said T. IL Buxton. • Also a Lease for the Life of the saki Wm. aL:ado ees , o f and in the whole of the said Cottage, or, Tepeinehr, a,id three • (;.IOS4S, ut the yearly Kent of 271. Lot 3. A Piece of Ground, situate in the • Ilumberatone Gate in Leicester, now used as a Garden,• and in, the tenure of Shipley, and others, containiag about one Acte future, of less). •Lbt g. .A Messuageeor Tenement, in good. Repair, with a, • Garden, Paddock, and PlC:wife Grounds aljoinine, in the. tenure of - Hill, Esq situate at Oadby, r.e‘ithin four Miles of Leicester, and through which Villige tke Turnpike Road lies from Leicester to London, and several .Ceechea pa s s I every clay. Lot S. A capital Mansion" House called Datiet's Hall; situate in the Lordship of Broinkinstliorpe, near the Borough of Leicester, with a Labourer's Cottage, and numerous Out. . offices, extensive Garden, Orchard well planted with Fruit Trees, and a large Paddock nearly Walle l.round, with Fish. • ponds well stoted,tenteining in the whole about to A, I It. • 6 I'. in the occupation of Mr. huxton. A lso one undivided M oiety of the Manor ofßromskintliorpe, with the Privileees alfd A ppurten: n:es thereto belonging.. Lot 6. A yiece of Meadow Grou.id adjoining .the above Lot, called the Well Meadow, containing about two Acres, in the tenure of 'flienas Ryder. `- Lot 7. A Piece of Ground situate in.the said Lordship of Brarnskinthorpe, called the Cherry Orchard, 'cootaiiiiire about ft .1. IR. 19 P. in the occupation of Mr. Box (CM. ,Also u l'iecei f C round adjoining, called the Coach Road, contain ing about z R. and i t P. subject to a Horse, FOOT, and car. tin a 10ad, over the same, fur the Occupiers of Lots, S, an 9. , Lo,t 2,„ A Close of Meadow Ground adjoining the said Coach Road, Called the Far Tripe Meadow, containing about t A. o R. 2z P. in the tenure ot the said Thomas Ryi'er Lot 9 Another Close 'of Meadow Ciround adjon• Jig the skit Coach Road, called the Near Tripe Nle..dow, aboat l A. t R. 27 P. in the tenure of the said Tiamias Ryder. • Lot to. A Close in the said Lordship of Bromskintherne, also adjoiniag the said Coacheroad:and containing abeut Two Acr,%;, called Ilait's Meadow, - late in the occupatiou or Mr. Het ;inn lin, or Mr, IitIXIVO. • I Lot 'FL' Nleaduws in the said Lordship of Bromskin. thorpe, contaiiiwg togather 5 A. )R. 26 P. or thereabouts, in the tenure of the said Ryder. Lot 12.. A neW e beilt ur Tenement, and Two MeadoWs adjoining, in the _;aid Lordship of Bromskiethorpo, Ltd led St. A usult ' s Well ionl.lining %lodic!' about 5A.2R.2 P. in Jena it; to toe said 'rbolicsi Ryder. Lot 13. A Piece of, Gl,izing.vnund, Called th e Island of Roy: Close, comailijog about iA.oR. 9 ; in the tehiuro of Mr. Woollens; Bracher. • . Lot r 4. A new..built MeSsuage or Tenement, situate in Cank.strect, in .I.eicester, with a Hoser's Wareliouar joining, and a aarden'Contignouil, fronting hitt) Silver-street, :in the tenure of Mr. Ingfrs . . • a • Lot I- A. Stank, ‘‘,tit Standing for Two Horses, . ,• • ... Lott over the sa , ne, athl (.; ‘vklue(ll 'd „, ... situate neer the north c.ide bf St. Nlartin'a Church, rst IN AA • cester. , . Lot t 6. Four Tenements,' slttiete in the Nortligtitel ' • in Leicester, 'in the several. tenures of Henry l'iiit4;se• • • . Thacker; and Willimm Aid; idge. A Plan of the Estate in BrOitilkillthOrr., Mr ‘Vheaticy's ;_ and hirtlivt Vann:Wine may 16 A' applying to Mr. L awton, Attorney, toi.euester. - • , ..~ ,