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e's NUMBER =3418. KNOLE, isth August, 1803. AT a MEETING this day, of the Bight Hon. LORD Wl - 111WORTH,. the Right Hon. LORD FREDERICK CAMBPELL, and other OFFICERS who have oared their Services to His Majesty, to serve in a VOLUNTEER RECIMENTof INFANTRY, to be call ed the HOLMF.SDA LE VOLUNTEERS, and to be cotn manded by Lord Whitworth ; and whose - Services His Ma jesty has been graciously pleased to accept on the 3otli day of July last It was Resolved, That. in order to defray the immediate and necessary expences which will attend the Clothing and Training the said Volunteers, a Subscription be entered into for that purpose, and the following Sums were immediately subscribed : Duke of Dorset fiord Whitworth - Lord F. Campbell - :Mutton Lambard - F Motley Austen - Christ. Cooke - - coo 'W. Stacey Coast - ioo Soo Thos: Lan* -300 George Polhill. - 200 Henry Wootigate . Zoo Francis Wooitgate zoo V. Hilton fiiscoe 100 100 SO 100 AUGUST 29, 1803. LONDON VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. THE COMMITTEE of this Corps beg to acquaint Genties,nen.who are desirous of joining it, that the mode of Atlinis'sion is now settled to be by the Reconi- Thentiation of Members to the Committee, by whom fon being proposed and secontictl), such Candidates will be ballotted for at the ensuing Meeting. „ The whole Lxpence of Equipme n t, &c. i n joining tuts Corps does not exceed Twenty-five Pounds, and the Annual tub :ription to the general Expences is fixed at Five Guineas, which it is e . xpeded inaY be reduced when the Corps is com plete. It is nut intended - to attach dismounted Men to this Regi ment of Volunteer Light Horse ; but a part of each Troop will be armed with light Rise Carbines, on the most Un proved Construction. ' , The Comtnit tee are anxious to receiveis early as possible, the Names ,of the.. patriotic and spirited Inhabitants of the Metropolis who-are willing - To ,porn tnem, in order that this Satablisltrnent: so necessary to the rea4,l)efene and Security of this great City, and already ccnsistinz. of nearly TWo Hundred Etreaive Mernbers . ,:may be immediately complthed. The Ituies and Regulations of the Corps; the Names of the Members, aud every other Information may be had on application to , Mr. 1.- , ..MES WATSON, Secretary, at Lloyd's; or at Mr. HALE's RidingSchuul, Moorfields. Sy Brigadier-General COLIN CAMPBELL, CoMmanding the North-East Division of the Northern Distal. WHFAEAS an Outlaw, named • THOMAS' RUSSELL, - futtherly an Officer intim . dith Regi. • 'tent of Foot, and same time confined at Fort George, in North Britain, has published a Proelairiation, in which he styles himself General in Chief of the Northern Distria, and Member of the Provisional Government, addressed to " Alen of Ireland!" " Once more in Arms to assert the Rights ot Mankind, and Liberate your Country I." are. Sze. Now this is to give Notice, that the sum of FIVE HUN:- DRIED POUNDS will be paid by me, to any Person or Perso4v4o . shall apprehend, and deliver . into custody, the above-mentioned Traitor ; or who shall give such informatio n as may lead to his apprehension, .. Here follows a Description of the said Thomas Russell.— Ile i? a tao,hanclsorne Man, about.s . feet t inches high, dark coluexion, large black eyes, with hea v y eyebrows, good teeth, full chested, walks generally fast and uprigh!, anti has a military • appearance . ; is abqut 48 years of age, speaks fluently, with a. clear distmo voice, and has a good Address. Given at Belfast, this tgth day of August, I S.:+3. COLIN cAmrß ELL, Brig.-Gen. • DESERTEDifrorn. SAFFRON-WALDEN, • From a Party of the 47th Regiment. P ir HE following Persons, SUBSTITU 11S, sworn in for the ARMY of RESERVE. . . SAMUEI. GREEN, late of Fulham, in Middlesex; by trade a Brit,:kinaker., aged 26 Years, 5 Fcct lei Inches high, fail Complexion, long Visage, brown Hair and Grey Eyes, SMITH, late of the sante place,. ,by trade Bricklayer, aged 27 Years, 5 Feet to Inches high, dark. Com, plexion, pitted with th e Small-Pox; Grey EyeS, a ndvrery tare Legs. )IfINI HAYDEN; alias' Alin N, born at ver;in Berk :hue, by trade a Shoemaker, aged 33 Years, 5 FeetAinclies high dark Complexion; long ,Visage, Ilazle . Ey(!s, and Black Hair. . • • • •.• WILLIAM WI LK NSON, born at twee, in Cambridge shire, by trade iShoeinaker, aged 29 Years, 5 Feet's:lnches high brown Complexion, long Visage, Grey Eyes, and 1314.15, • .'rlie Mentioned- Persont stared that they had worked at their trade for some time tfaSt in Cie nrighootir hocid of Wintechapel., 'the two first are believed to be Butchers as they have .been seen very.. often in Leadenhall M ar ke t as such: VVtoiever appreliendany 'of the. alm", prisons as 'setters, will he ; J .paid TWO GUINEAS lor•ea.h. by the IlytnieerF , ot,S4lron-Walderi, in Essex,:overand'above what allovvia by Act of 'Parliarnent, and If - apprehended, it is' lerotestrifthe• I' arty may be committed-to the nearest ?clan. - THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Great Windmill- s t rre,. WILSON and Mr. THOMAS will begin 4 -V1 the Wint e r Course of their Leelnres,on ANATomy, PHYSIOLOGY, PATROLOGY, and SURGERY, on Munday,•o4lober 3 , a t T wo o 'Cl o c:, s timtai. • NIMITIN.—A iesliOtallic.Yqung Gentleman, ;with a ,m all Income or Allowance from his 1 7 ii‘iiils 14 , 'Y Ila'N an li ns i gncy; if 0A: ct 11 telitincittied:--:Letters, P a . l nt l e la r id, dire:thick* A. ls. 'l' . . at •11 , 1t.•I'atten's; Miniatuie ' N°- 34, L.Klgatg-ltill, will ineetittntion. ......,- TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS V onIVIORTGAGE . Of a FREE, which E fiT4TE o , csisting of 1.1% m i Fars, for tv e • lye p .or Seven Years. ct . Cent. Will b • Ba . iven The Mptte) to remain Any Gentleman ha4iiik influence or iiiterest to .procure the 41,4,4 ye S gin , o r th —Cam s:111qt of it in two or three equal Sunis, or in two Stuns of threti-finirths and one4Ourth; shall ir!'eive ONE TIJOUSANI) P OUNPS. • for. partictriari 4 - 4pply.to 141es srs. 11; and I . W• Barle tt ' Grays inn, London. • , ANTED, THREE THOUSAND POUNDS en MORTG AC E of an Aiaincuinbered ESTA — " , olt tne t; T of MIDDLESEX, of considerably greater Ttio Money is wanted tor only O -- tine Year. One endred Ponds will be given to any Solicitor who can pro elite this Sinn for the Advertiser. Uinta to E. Z. at the %mice of this Paper. • ituve ever been esteemed a per sPrtal, beauty, in both SexeS, and in Parts of , ist. arts essential to Persons olitatak'; during . the ;It where v eniee, here People of !tanks itux itl Y MutlUerade, if a Gentleman addresses a Lady he tßsents his Halal to shew that it . PossesSes the Fairness* ShVoothttesS which Per Sons of Distindion ate rtr so much Cr' to aequire; and at 'private Masquerades, N I ; ' ; f B "Ow admit 'only such as have soft white Hands ; thus 'the !?otter's ti V+ i lid, that in one of the tnost luxurious Cities on the Con- V i t White Hands are a Passport into the hest Company. orthe the Il andatua Soap, or Indian Washing Cakes, possesses s i'ioperty. cif giving the most exquisite Delicacy, vv . aexturei iinfr inconceivable Fairness to the ;!}ands, it 11 N o , 44 4 Signed by th e Proprietor's Agent, William Withers', 44411 1 dgc ; Strand, ne a r Temple 'gar, without witin Signature 44/ ' Gentitne,' Retail by all respectable • 1' 1-1 i i gatEg y.,,,, . ~,,,,,, 4. • ..,... ci .. "-t ',.:?, 1. ,, '.* '. V' THURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER. I, 1803. PATRIOTIC FUND. - . I.Loyn's Coe vatt-Housx, Ave. 26, 1803. A T a GENERAL MEETIN G of the'COM MITTEE, for MANAGING th . e PATRIOTIC FUND, at Lloyd's Coffee-heuse, held this Day, ,at Mer chant Seamen's Office. Resolved, That the following Resolutions be printed, , and Copies sent to Benjamin West, Esq. President of the Royal Academy, with a request that!he will circulate.thein in such a manner es he shall think proper: The Committee entertaining an opinion, that circumstances may arise in the. Distribution of this. Fund, amongst the Meritorious. Defenders cif their Country, when a Nlark of Di s tinaion* Which may be transmitted to th e i r Posterity by the gallant 'Officeri ()four Sailors *td Soldiers, would be ac cepted, although the offer of pechniary reward may ourable be de. clined, are desirous of being prepared with such hon Pledges of the grateful Approbation of the Subscribers to this Fund. At.the same time to combine the skill and taste of the Artists of the United Kingdom, with the liberality which has alreadi , been manifested, the Committtee here by resolve, to oiler a Reward of Fifty Guineas for the best Design, Thirty Guineas for the second, Twenty Guineas for the third, Of a Medal, a Sword, or a Vase, all or either of them—Such Designs to be sent to the seferetary, sealed up, on or before the ist of November next. The Committee farther trust, That theY may look to the distinguished Talents of the United Kingdom, for appro priate Inscriptions, either in the Latih ot -English, Lan guages : for which purpose, a Description of the Designs, which may be chosen, will be inserted in the Newspapers in proper time. TCommittee taking into consideration the gallant Ac he; tion performed by three Boats, detached from His Majesty's Ship the Loire, and commended by Lieutenant Temple, Lieu tenant Bewen . , and Mr. Priest, in boarding and .cutting out • the French Brig, the Venteaux, from under the Batteries of the Isle tie Bas. . Resolved, 'chat RewardS be given to those who are men tioned-, in a Letter from Captain Temle, to have distin guished themselves, and were wounde d on the -occasion, via. . Mr. IM , Guire, Boatswain, 401. John O'Reilly, (Private Marine) 401. • Robert,Colernan, john Williams, 201. ohn Whitaker, 201. Sailer (name not yet known), tot. • Resolved; That when the s Committee- hall have decided upon the Designs, which- it is hoped the Artists of the United Kingdom will deliver, -they wilt propose honorary Marks of Distiitaion for the,young and Aallant Officers who comMarided the Boats on that occasion . . Read a Letter front the Lord Bishop of Durham, dated front Auckland C ast le, August 23, 0303, addressed to - the Committee. G, Dham LNTLEMILN, • At County Meeting, holden yesterd a y at D ur ham , requested to transmitl was a to yOu the List of-the Subscribers to the Patriotic Fund, from the County of Durham, with their re spetlive Sums subscribed, amounting to 4,454 1 . los. together vtith the Resolutions then agreed to, winch relate to the Fund under yo care. "the Meeting vas of Opinion, That a Portion should be-re-. Mica from the General Contribution, for, the- Objeeis re quiring, morcimmetliate Attention than can-be received froht you, on:account of our dtstance from ,the 'Metropolis, and • the numerous Applications which you m ust necessarily have in the moment of Difficulty--Therefore, the Subs; Fiber; are to intimate, whether their Subscriptions a re to be transmitted to you,. for the GENERAL PURPOSES of the FUND.; or whether they are to be confined to this County. I Peed, not trouble you with the Local Contributions. • I must observe, that on account of the Monty Coneerns of this Comity, at this time, it hai been thought expe dient, that Am-subscription to the .G ENE RAI. ,I.' i.J&S t the PATRIOTIC FUND should be paid by four Monthly . Instalnicuts, which will be remitted to you conformably to the Resolutions ; and I hope,-that the Committee of.Maiia - gets appointed yesterday for thb Subscriptions of the CountY aaf Durham, will have to remit considerable Additions to the Stirs already Subscribed. ' -I am, Gentlemen; with high regard and esteem, „ Your faithful Humble Servant, ' • S. DUNELM. Resolved, 'That the following Answer.be returned to the Lord Bishop of Durham. MY LORD, - Lloyd's, ' August' 26,` 3 t 43. I am desired by, the Committee for managing the - Patriotic ' Fund, to acknowledge the Receipt of your Lordship's Let— ter, dated the ild inst. and to return theft grateful Thanks to the quhscribers, whose Names you have Wen pleased, to transmit to me, for their very liberal Contribution in Aid of the Patriotic Bxertiens of this Subscription, ani , Junting to 40E41. 10i. I 3 has been the SubjeEt of frequent Inquiry from differen d- t pladeg, 'whether the Reservation mentioned b y )' 6u r Lor ship, should not be adopted for' the Benefit of Natives or others, resident at a distance from the Metropolis —but, the Committee entertainan opinion,_ that the appio:priation wiltbe more correct and efficient, and partieularlylless liable • to Fraud, it' the Subsdriptiiins in every part of the e United Kingdom, merged' into 'the Fund at Lloyd's in the first in- stance : and it is the intention of the.CeMmitteei-tb advert toineans-of distribtiting Rewards and Relief to thole who may reside in distant places, *without sitbjedWig, the Parties to the trouble and expenee - of a journey to London, which they have reason to believe from past experience, will not be y ditticult; But I ant trout particularly direded by.the Com mittee, to convey. to Lordship and to theTSubscribers, the high sense they entertain of who the dextend istinguistheir hed L p iberality il II I.IC SP I R IT an d ZEAL of MEN, -: beyond the bounds of their present conven h ence,. and who manifest, by that means, an attachment . to their Country and C ratitude towards its Defenders, which, I trust, will prove a brilliant and successful F.xaple. . - I have the HOnour to be with great respea, •., , . Your Lordship's most obedient, --, I • And most htimble Servant, FRANCIS BARING', Chairman, Adjourned to Friday the ad of Sept. OW, at T waive o'Clock preelsely , • . ' . . • ~ . Letters, for Seehorrimittee are desired to be. Comm to Mr. Wetsford, etary to the Patriotic 1: and ittee, Lloyd's Colfee-house. Amount advertised zoizool. 3 per Cent. Consol. Money - - - - - -" X • 140,32 6 6 to Abraham Thorpe zzo M. Burke z i t 0 William' Davulson, , Tito. Burke I c, Kensington 6 ravel- ' Denis Burke - ri 0 - 100 o o' Henry Ingles, H. M. Williams and Grcn- . , . Rugby School 5z ro 0 fell ..- \ 315 2 o 0 I ho. Robertson, Ma- Anonymous, per Jesse • nager ot the Theatre. Phillips, Temple of. • Spalding, the entire dtp MUM 10 o o receipts ofone n i g ht ' s Roper State . Dennison' per f or mance - 29 12 6 Roper - 22 0' The Officers of the j. Holmes - ' 30 0 o Brigade of Foot Fran. Fortescue, Had- leig,ll, Suilblk 2zo' - in Egypt 2d2 110 S. S. and S. s ii o The Serpants - 2 clay's Win. Blake, of I.IOIM- '•pay, - the . cbrporals,' rook, near White- Drummers, and Pd..' haVen . - los o 5) vatcs i day's pay, of The Mayor and Bur- the Brigade of Vtiot esses of Notting- Guards who served liam - roc o o in Egypt 5 7 Hugh Leycester, of - Wm, Cooke; Birmilig- Lincoln's-Inn Soo • o o ham, part of his Wm. Tilhard 3o o. o Bounty as a Substi- Asgood Hanhury too -.5 0 lute in the Warwick Capt. Win; Catlyon to' to o • Militia , i ° 5 Mich. Burke, Coun- 1.,T. change not called •ty of Galway to to n for - o 9 0 NV. M. Burke 1 i o• Alexander Madow 5 5 0 John Burke - t t o Ishree young Ladies, , V‘.. and E.'Bray to to . o tlx T r iad of the Wlll.- Pint, Gloster .•` Stump _ of F 3 riel+ - 3 0 ' i l iac°. . a. jZ so .' o ' ship r I , , , i • ivr IN • Thos. Southeby, of The -Triad of . the.. GreatNlassingham to o o . Stump:of Friend- Colledion at the Pr- . • , ship - o ,testant Dissenting • Rev., Ed. Maltby s s o - House, Dean antlChapter of Battersea, after a • Canterbury. ' at° .0 .0 Sermon by the Re- John Dilly; of Clop-, verendMr Hughes 46 To hill e ffedfordshire too o Rt. Hon. Lord .Vis. On,e day's pay of the . • Ksllmorey „, to; oo - Officers, Non-coin- R. G. Tem.p_le, Roe- missioned • Officers, hampton 1?; o o and.. Privates, of the . Charles Crauford; East Kent Militia 42 o S Bloornsbury-squ. io to o 'Miss Keene zo o o D.C. Young, Pit rset Ceo. Soley Foley, of of H.M.Ship No . r-• Southampton . tos • o o thumberland • 3 3 o The Worslupful Cont- Colonel Sir R. B. - pony of Scriveners sz to 0 de Capell 13rcoke, . Wm. Young toy. o 0 Great Oakley - 31 'to o john Delft:llSe Son toy 0 Rev. M. Thomas, C. Dil4y, of Brune. • Sutton Lodge, row,Queen-squareso o.• o Surrey 3I• '0 o Thos. Porter, Royal The Right Hon. • • Exchange, Keeper 22 0 ' T. Ste-ale - too .o o john Way - sz 10 o His Grace. the Duke • Rich. Ark w right Soo o o of - tos o o Wm. Philii psi Gros- W. T. B. to o. vcnor Place - Sa to 0 Geo. Teem. , t.) o C ClowesandCo. 2to o 0 Subscriptions received bY . Bennet and White, at the liar of this House. A YOUNG MAN MISSING, supposed to be •Pressed." IF the Young Man (E. Li. J.) w h o .q uitted his situation, where he was an Apprentice, in North Vrecte rick-street, DUBLIN,. about the beginning of luly last, and who, it is supposed, is gone on bOard the Fleet, will make known to•hts Parents, by , letter,. at NO. 12, Eccles-street,. "Dublin, his present situation; he will hear of something to his advantage; as - theit wish is not to resist his inclinations, but to procure him a propttr person,: seeing this, A nd . the PeSeripticin of:the• Boy, .+ , lll inake it known to hitn; or - his Parents, lie will have their' grateful thanks. lie is about Fifteen yeaTs of age, dark eotnplexion, -.short nose, light.brown hair , strong made. - ~ • . .•: KEW LOTTERY. EGINS DgAWING,Oe SEPTEMBER, • 11;03. . • SCI] :ME, Valtie.o(Wb. X. 10,900 14,000 Soup 100 So 102 No. of Prizes. Total value. 2300 0 10,00 Q SOOO 600. 3000 • aOOO 20 -- 7. 121,000 39. 4a boso 24,00 a Tickets. Z. sto,ooo. First drawn Ticket 7th Day , Z. 20,000 First drawn Ticket last Morning - $OOO Are'part of the above Capitals. TICKETS and SEI A RES are selling at every C ENS E D OFFICE. Anti the PRIZES PM!) on DEMAND. Price.--Ticket 17 S. Hulf - 817 o - i 5 o Quarter • - 4 9 o Sixteenth - t 3 o Tickets will gradually rise-. • TliE LOTTERY BEGINS - OttA.VVING NEXT MON. DAY. 1-IORNSI3Y and CO,. No. 26, Coinbill; Royal ETtchange, London, respedrully ~yesint‘tnitir-FTielids and the Publf, that they are now soling on the most moderate terms, Tickets, halves, Quar. ters, Eighths. and Sixteenths, in the New. English. State Luttery, comprihes,otily a4,0u0 Tickets. Ethemes Gratis. . . illour. MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS • . - DttAlVita; - . SWI 'l' anti Co. No. x Jr,' .Poultry, - beg Leave to ,„f g rin their. Friends,aml ail Public, that TI C ic. vr 4il and, SHARES are. on Sale at their Office, where Cap! Prizes to an linmense amount have Lottso ; Fifteen of whiclovcre, of -the last and preceding eries, mut .everal Of thent,clivided into In:illy Shares.; .. . . . • l...etters answered:—Schmici gratis. NEXT MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS. DRAWING." • rrICKF.TS anti SHARES are selling at botit the old' Established Offices, Np, 4, CORNIIILL and • CIIARING-CROSS, where . 411 Prixes will be paid Oh m ,de nand by_ 'l% BISH. .NEXT' MONDAY The New LiitterYte;ins Draviing. , • LT OnGiS anti Co. Stork .Brokers, rcspeafitily 1: acquaint the Puhliei thatthe .r ICK I Ts and S I-I AR F' S of the present Lottery, are oti:'Site in great ' Yariety, and, on the most reasonable , "retitti,' l .'' at their -.Licensed Offices No. 149, 0 xforct-stre.?t,' oiiP6Site Bonti-Ftrcet, and No. 44, :St.Janies's-street. where in the..late Lotterios the till lowing . Cap tal ,Prizes, were Sold, Shared, and Registered, viz. 1 N 0.29,467 a Prizeolk .20,e00 N. 2,681 a Prize pray. to,ooo t 5,705 - - - 20,0 0 4> 3 0 ,131 ' " " Sv oo6 12,660 - - - 20,900 2 0./ 6 ' ': -. , T *A tl r S 7 ... - . 10,6,0 It:0 400 -.... . 5,000 0:121 - - - Ithoood . 3 4c3 1 - - - - 5,000 • Vrizes .to any 'am:p.int . paid on demand. .. , ~,* Government Sectirstizs bought and sold by Commis sian. . . . , - A CAPITAL RESIDENCE. PO- BE SOLD,'' a new Sub:itanti:Li STONE BUILT HOUSE, now Inhabited, with witliinit Nine. Acres of Pasture Land , situated,in Ilne Sporting Country, one of the pleasaniest a Viliktes in South, The shove has reiriarii,abl;i:gvud Ofticcs and. other a ceommodations fora Oentleinant4 Painily, with neat.. an Acre of Carden in Pl:asiue Gionnd, Plamcd with variety orchnice Fruit Trees, and a 'Kitchen Carden detached, The wholeheing well supplied with. Water.' , fur particulars, inquire of ,Messrs: Kent, Pearce, And Kent, Craig's:.court, Charing-cm:s; Messri. Strong, Still, and Strong, -I,incoln's..inn ; or of Richard Messiter, Esq. e Shaftsbury, Dorset. 11 . . SIIROPSII)R is. - " TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION, At the Castle Inn, in IlishOp's C.istle, in the County of Sa. lop, on Friday clic 23d, and 'Saturday the 24th baks of September, 1803, punctually at Four O'Clock, ri rIHE MANORS' or LORDSHIPS, or Reputed 1 Manors or Lordships,. of NO fill URY nd • }IA RD NV ICK. E, . and sundry very Valuable FREE 110 D ESTATES, situate in the Parishes dt Norbury; Clun, and Ilettws, in the said County .QI Saldp ; comprizing . several CA riTAL FARMS, laid compadly together, connoting of photo' r 62.2 Statute Aeres'ilt Arable, Meadow, and l'asturu Land, besides 313 17, omllioning, used as a S 'Pasture' with divers well.dniilt Nlessuages and Out.huild ings, in good repair, QV the ye . aity, value of upwards, lettio attexceptionabluTenantsowhose Terms chiefly ex piro at the end or the. present year ,:in sundry Lots, specified in printed 'Particulars, which truly be had at the C,,st le Inn, Bishop's Castle ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Crown, Ludlow ; Tiabor,,Chureii-Strettoik.; and Duke's Arms, Knighton. The Estates; in Ndriniry lie in a lvantiltil and Sporting Country, sixteen utiles tram SlirewsliurY and tour Own Bishop's Castle . ; and the others, eight.mite from Bishop's C male, and six from Knighton. For further information, apply •to .Messrs. Kerfoot and Fitehett, WarrinOon, Lancashire ; Messrs. 'colithrvey, and lanes, Castle; John 'Thomas c rifton, near lishop's .Castle ; or ...M essr s. Niatikey` and (.okves, IGiictille Tenvit;`Loncion, . printed Patin:Wart iliay arsu ;., -•«n rtßitlt OFFICE ,OF ORDNANCE;', „ . .; • • 4ag. eloj. rr'HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of yEsrpi ORDNANCE do,. be.aby give !bat Proposals will he received at their °Yee, in .St. Margaret.,ll - ert; Wenntinster, on or kfore Thursday the ‘ lgth of Sepica4ber ~txt; from such Perron: as tn:iy be 'willing to nizdertahe the Stifitty TANNED. Ilig8; and other Articles of LEAritee prik, 'Service tithe Ordnance, fro a teriod of Time. Years. The Terms and Conditions o f the 'Contrao, together: thr .Nature of the Articles to be supplied i maybe known upon app7i calla:: at the Secretary's Office to St. Margarit.street; einy pi" between the hours of Ten and Four . o 'Clo'cit, where the are to be deliaiired, sealed up, am : 4 marked on the out,Flde*, P. o posals for the Supply .of 1 anued hide.;, &o. .Jar the Or,,in.ace •Serviee ; 11 but no Proposal can be admitted after ai No day of Siptagber next.. • • • fly Order of the Boatd, EAU INDIA 1-10 LISE . - . . . .. , Allis: 17, too 3, DE . . . of D I I: E C , C 0 U RT7"O 'IZ'S of ihe UNITED C04147' i 1 Nil of :If If RC H ANTS of . IiNG. L 41"!) leading to the East Indio, do hied.) , ,il ye Notice, . That a-Gel:era! Court of the avid Cons 1 ..yry -t rill be held at their House, in ' Leaaenbali .. start, an .M.,1,9 , , 14, _I .`iepteinber wext, at I...7eurn q'Ciork , in the Forenoon, for ih9ft1.7.7 eof taki!rg bug consideration the Re vtutions of the. Co::'(. of Diler7or v auntie •General Co, rj, telaliVe 10 assisting (.;,‘,L , cenoteni at tkif M s sencto,44 Crisit, tvilis a eerta;n qirantity• ../ .Sulktilg, is ors:/er ,to, CoOret the saute, and to,awborize their being celerity( iito exeSwiivn at,tint export of the:Compao. 147. R A /1)% Sri,. TO BE DISPOSED' OF, a long Gitt)CEßVand DRAPERY TRADE,. in a coosii der.able Market Town in the West oj England. : fur .particulars apply to Mr. Rivington, Solicitor, I'm, chtdch-buildings. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE , TO- BE •SW.II BY .I.I.ICTIONi - .IN 103.'5, • W ednes day -• , At the Saracen"S Head Inn, - at Soutnwell, on w Jou 21st Day•of September, iBO3, tintews an acceptsbre c4t:r shduld be Made by l'rivate contract 'OR the farm occupied by Mr. William laird; AVery VALUABLE FREEHOLD E S T ATE at NOR NIA N TON; near south ell, the cpuNTy of NOTTINGHAM,' containing about THR i.E HUN . : UREI) and TWO ACRES nfrichARAIII,E, PASTURE 4 and MEA DO, W .I.AN D, FREE twin Trri.i.F. and LAN TAX, and the earaoi.il Assessments very inecter:ite Callon; So Acres of which is in the occupation of William nird): with excellent Farm (louses, Ilams, Stables, and other suit.: able convenient Out -buildings, in substantial repair , P a r t of the 'Land lies near the Town of Soitkliwcll, on wliien there arc delightful Situations fot liuilcliug, .Thu Tenantt at Will. , • , , • Particulars wiltbe forthwith ready, and, may be had at this Saracen!s. 'lead hut,' at Southwell ; the ,HOtel, at Netvarit ; Saracen's.ileadtiln, at Lincoln; the Sward nn, at Mansfield; Thnx Crowns Inn,' at Leicester ; and Mr, Gaskill, Atte. tioneer, Nottingham ; at all +;vhich places Plans of the Estat may be Seen. August tB, 403. _ _ • MIDDLESEX.: SUNBURY and SHEPPERTON: FREEHOLD and . COPYHOLD ESTATE of INHERI: TANCB, TITHE FREE; With Poisesston at Micluelinai next. • B B E y Mr. SO-Li) } A 3Y D A A U M C' S r : ON, At the Flower Pot Inn, at Sunbury, on Monday,the. toth September next, between the Hours of •r‘vu mitt Four in the Afternoon, A Very Compaa ESTATE, situate a.CIiARL. TON, in the Parish of Sunbury, consisting of a FARM HOUSE, a good Garden, three *lams., Staple, and other necessary Out -buildings,.. a Homo Close of about an • Acre, an Orchard; two Allotments upon the late I nclosure, the one of about a 6 Acres of Arable, the other of anent 9 A., 2 R. at P. of.the Comecon ; the whole adjoining the 1-I,Ornui and containing together 35 A. A R. 21 P. amt:its* about semi Acres of Meadow, part, about 6 A.' thereof, boiqg a. Closei at Littl.•ton, in the Parish of Shepperton, taui the rcirtaintlbt lying in the Cotninon Meadow ot•Shepperton. ,unbury is a convenient distance. nom Kingston, -Rich, mond, enertscy, Uxbridge, and Hounslow For-further particulars ~apply. either to Messrs. Morrell, .A.ttornics, or to the Auelloneer, 0 xtbith ‘WORCESTF,RSHIAB AND HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY eitiVATE. CONTRACT, MHE under-ttentioned CAPITAL' ESTATES.' A,truly Valuable FREEHOLD FARM, fltlie-free; Within a Ring Eence, called HU R.TO N's NIA NO it ; coin, prizing a sub,t uttiat Farni.:house, with all regti;she ard ch.-Ain:licit Offices an.l Bttiltling?, in good repair, and waar Ninety Statistc:: ACres of exceeding rich Latal (pm wnele,,t` is planted with Iruit-treeS),propurtionably divided into Med.. d ov y, p A st t ne, mid A rahlt.• Land. The 'hole, except Coppice Wood of about two Acres, in the han'ts 01 the iiro, prietor, is now under a Lease, which May be determined. at option of Landlord or Tenant, at the end of two years Iron) Candlemas ;Itia4.• • ' • The above Premisei are situate in the Parish of Ilanl3l, Castle, in a'gooil Neighbourhoodd I , ann a pleasant, fertile;and beautiful part,Of the County Of Worcester, and only distant. nine miles from that City, on the Turnpike Road leading front the fnuch:admired lEtils. of Malvern to tile, Market 'fown of Uptoit.upini-Severn, distant from the former only three Mites, and the latter two milt.s' '„ • An Lligible Farm, called COWLS BARN,.with a Farm. house, and all useful Offices and Buildings, in excellene'4.. pair,: with li6 Sratute..Acres Moro, or leis) Or go 4 Land,divided into Meadow , Pasuire , Orcitarding; and ITo l i r i Ground, now under Lease, which eXpires at. Candlemialt 180 i • ahi Estate is part Freehold, :part Leasehold, for a 194 term,of years t at a Pepper..corit Rent, and a small part .Copy t hold o finhentatice, is well planted .whh the choicest „S4ft4l. of Fruit-trees, now in their. prime, and situate in the Pitruiti of Col wall, in the County of I leraford, near .;1 good Ttlrni. pike Itoail L leading from the Mai kot Town Ledhory City of. Worcester, distanftrom the forikwr six miics, Aii+4 01,4 latter ten miles, and within a pleasant, wail/. of the Wells of Malvern, anti plentifully supplied with SPrings, slinilar to the medicinal Waters of Makiern, runuing„through the Es,' tate. .• . • A very Desirable Freehold Farm, Within a Ring fence, called W INT L otherwise W 'NTH I L camprizing a new'Farin.:house, with Offices , and, BUildings, in tenantable , repair, and containing le7 Statute Acres i chttie more or less) of very valuable Land, divided into ,Nlea I suite, Ara. we, U reltarding, and Flop Ground, in the greatest .jterfa .lie u. 1 Possession of this Estai‘t may be had at Catidlintlaa next. The above lireiniSes are iltVdte Parish of Cradley,lit the Comity of Hereford, tliqtant frolit the City of ll,,retorct . about sixteen Miles, from.the City of kVolcvster eight initel. anti from the NI arket :fawns of Brotnyard anti' Ledintry about six miles each. • • A Compact sinaltErceitold Fartn,within a Ring Fettee,call. ed. HAY LIN GS I . consisting of a Fatiti-betise and Out buildings, in good repair, and upwards of sixteen Statute. Acres of very capital I.;mil, part of it well planted with Hops and Fruit.trees, of . prime sorts. Possession of this Estate inay be had at Caul,-,ita-qtext. This Estateis situatelnith4. nui.,t r,nrriiiiic part of the Pa. risk 01 C., radley,.eldse to a gni;(l Turnia leadin.4 , frwit WorkTster tollereford, here, is .a valuable Bed of nuild. ing-stoite Upon tho ',Premises. , 'rite above Estates are itt.ii_l9w Rents.; tho Lands we ttl a good state of.. cultivation, yet capable o 'nat.:C..l int prove. mcnc. '.Considerable iii::: young and Timber w ill be found an each of the Lstates, wlucit are' well watered, and extensive anti valtuthre Rights of , , , Corn : Mon througk the Uninelosel_ parts of the. tinOent lac,rest of Nl a ivern, other Commons Al the Ncig i trbotfrtiood, are attat:lied to each respective Estate. wilier Particulars may be had of George Et-141E1111So, At. formy . at , / ,„ v , at his s eat in the F„..chcr, l oc ‘ r Office of Peals, 'Lincoln's. Inn ;" or of Mr, Holbrook' 'Solicitor, - in L4dlitiry. at wtu':e res. I'-aiveollie4 ps Ma of the .. s, s.e. fire#Vl I*4l i.) ' ''"