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Day at Wigan, to the litgh Slwrill; for the-purpo‘eot calling a COUNTY MEETING to consider the necessity of au - ADDRESS to HIS MA EST Y, on the preSent critical and arduous Situation of the Country ; I do hereby. appoint such MEET I NG-to be held at the COURT HOUSE in PRESTON in the said ',l.nuray, on FRIDAY the ryth d a y o f t hi s instant August, at One o'Clock. ISAAC BLACKtiL P.NE, Sheriff. • . -,..---- - . BELFAST, Auo. 6.1, 180 3. T . tt.-Nlu yerous Meeting ot air InhaOirrintS 01.' A. the Town and Neighbourhood of Relf4st, convened , the Sovereign, for the p urpose of exarnining in .by public. the present situati on o f t hi s part of tiro Kitlgdoin, and of assuring Government of their determined Resolution to support the Constitution, and suppress all disorder, i E utV ARD MAY, E sq. Sovereign, in the Chair; The following Resolutions were proposed, and u nan i. tnously agreed to : Resolved, That we view with horror a late attempt to disturb the Peace of Ireland, and not only to plunge this Country into a Ci vil War, but to introduce into it the dread ful tryAtem of Assassination. ‘ That we will exert every nerve in the support of His Majesty's Government, and of our happy Constitution, and that we will use the- utmost diligence in bringing to immes I diate punishment such persons as have attempted, or mak attempt in future, to disturb the Peace or violate the Laws , of the Empire. That we have great satisfacSlion in congr i atulating our Countrymen, that it c l early appears from 'Every inquiry made by the Magistrates, collet - lively and individually, that I . the late nefarious attempts to excite a disturbance in the ; North of I re l and, were made by a fey French Emissaries, who wer6 not able, in the whola Province of Ulster, even among the very l owest orders of the People, to colic& more 1 than a despicable number of insignificant Traitors: That we have a pride in avowing this fact, in order to prove to our . - Enemies, holt unanimously we are resolved to oppose them, and to convince our Friends and Fellow-subjetts, that while .I We are unit e d i n t h e glorious cause of Defending our King, our Country, and its invaluable Constitution, the British Empire must retain its conseqUence, and remain invulnerable against the open attacks, or the insidious arts of France. , The Sovereign h av i ng l eft the Chair, and the Rev. VC. tn. 4 . . Bristow called to it, It was proposed and un:. limously Resolved, t • That the 'I h an k s of the Meeting be given to the Sovereign, for convening the Meeting, and for hi* proper conduit in the Chair. . , , 0 ..............._.................... NEW LOTTERY. B EGINS DRAWING the sth ofSEPTEMBER; 1803. SCHEME. Value of each. £. ao,coo soon lons sca Zoo No. of Prizes. 2 .... 2 ...., ..... 12 • + 5 ...... .. 3 -4... ....—........,, ! ' 2 11000. Tickets. First drawn Ticket 7th Day • Pirst drawn TU : k et last Morning- Arc part of the above Capita's. TlextTs and SHAKES are selling at every LICENSED .. And the PRIZE OF S, PALIFICE) on DEMAND'. P rice... -Tick 3. -. 8• ts o Eighth - 4 8 6 9ixtectith - Tickets will gradually rise. • ......, • -.. ._. ._. . :tack 4. Cornhill, and . No. 9, Charing-cross, London Proprietor of the above old.eStatitisheil 1. • Tickets and ares r the tJottery, which begins Drawing - th!sth of Next Mat th, .are, selling in great variety, and the i p Nies will be paid as soon as drawn, from Twenty to 1 wentv Thousand Pounds. . : ,.'The k c h ettic i s universally allowed to be good ; there are • "Att•lew Tickets, and many Capital Prizes; the Price is con. ' siiAribly lower than last y.car, but will rise as the Drawing a pproaches. • • • ** `Parsons in the Country wishing to klve Tickets or Shares, may be supplied the same as if present, b their Orders, post-p a id, accompanied by go y sett od Dills at short Oates, Ca s h, (tank -notes, or . ..Post-Office Orders, to T. Dish,' No. 4, corniiiii, where all Business in the Punk F un d s ' i s rransacird with tidclity and dispatch. ToAal value. 40,ec0 • 20,0 c. ze,ooo Q_. o 6aoa 3000 2ocro 121,0,30 •••••••1, ••••• ~ . .. 2[0,0c0 20,000 5000 t2o4rcer 4 6 2 6 - • • . FIRST IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY for 0303, • Begins Drawing September stli. TICKETS and Shares of 'Picket % are'nqw selling by I. lIRANSCOMB and Co. No. It, }lonian, and 1 4 o: 37, cornhill, where the first Prize of 3t,000L ever shared, was sold in one Half, one Quarter, cute Eigh th , and tslo Sixteenths ; and where likewise the following Capitals 'bare been sold, shared, and registered, n amely, • 4of ‘ . 3nooo Its ,C. sees 4 .-- 20,0c0 26 -- 2ot:0 1 t -- fe;oco . 49 -- loco Likewise the only 3n0,:i01. Prize that ever W 33 stratA • he sirks ;};rent number of 59.4. royal. arc., are., and by w ' llotT, he tl tilim for tramping the Shares, am. 'was trinsll - to the Right Hon. Lord Nun li wojcli has incie;sed t e ~ profit to the Public on Lotteries, since that time, to 4 very at amount. Scheinei grais, and ever y particular relative to .the present I. Query, may he. , of Branscomb and Co. No. 11, 1491" ban, and No. 37, Cornhill. • Ple.tse to observe, the present Lottery has two zo.ozol. Prizes, and only 24,0a0 Tickets; upwards of nine Capjtals. fir' eci, ry Pay of Drawing, with little more than two Blanks to a Prize. 'r he lowest Prize 201, and the full Money will he rid by Coverninmt within. two months after tho driWing ; therc*- 4ro an early purghase is recommended by the als)Vc Pro prietors. ~ ----- . • .NOYAL EXCHANGE STATE I.OT'rERY OFFIrCE, No, 88, eni'ner of the Royal Exchange, Coriihill, London. No. I-IOLSON and Ca. front No. 16, l'esVealli,l.l,Y -4. . I acquaint the Public tha .the'I'ICKETS and stainVed / . 1A RES for the present. State Lottery, th a t b eg i ns D rawing le sth of September .next t ill which there ate only z4.0 b0 t 'i, li le ketb), are now se l l i ng on the lomest terms. Orders 'from grati CoUnky puittlually executt4 and Schemes at „large .., The f o ll owing Capital Prizes have lately been Sold and Shared by Nicholson and CO. -1 7,993 in Shares - ,C. 2e,030 , 5,499 in Shares - ,C. 10,00 ° 23,01 -Whole TiLket, 23,000 .42,7e0.in pares - to,ooo ~Z,7Bs Ditto - - - zO,OOO .- g,u6s VI ole Ticket to,ooo `ti3/2 'in' Shaves --"' ' zoserso - . tg,004 Ditto —4---4.-.--". ta*°°° 4,0i4 Whole Ticket 20,m00 17,025 in Shares - - loic. oo 2 ". 1 .3s in Shares - - 5,0n0 . 17,040.Wh01e Ticket 16 ;'000 23.,13g Whole Ticket s,oeo 46,676 pit° " * .I°°3°° 2 25 01 65 bltt° - -•- 5 ,00 0 0,6,a3 in Shares - - to,ooo -' .-75 Ditto - ~ ~ 5, 00 , 1 1,,1ig6 Ditto - .- - S , ' °° 4 . 1 ,931 in Shares - - _5,000 1 -4.777 Whole Ticket 5, 000 Desides many of 4- . 2000, 4. moo, and ,C. zoo. The *** Money for Prizes as soon 33 drawn. outstanding Shares of the Capitaray i ngher Prizes sold iv them in the last Lottery‘ gre in full. TUESDAY, PATRIOTIC FUND. LLoyD'scorrEE-Houst, gth,Aug. 1803. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COM -1 MITTEE of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's Coffee_ house, Tuesday, the 9th Aug.. 1803, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. in the Chair, Read a Letter froni BROOK WATSON, Esq. Chairman of Lloyd's Coffee-House, and also Chairman ot the Commit tee tbr this Fund, ad interim, in which he states the amount of the Subscriptions which have been received, and that the Money has been paid over to a Committee of Treasury ap pointed for this. Fund ; at the same time that the Stun of zo,oool. Three per Cent. Consols, subscribed by the Pro— prtetors of Lloyd's coffee-house, has been regularly trans— terred ; by which Means he considers his re.sponsinility to nave ceased. And a the Committee ot Treasury appointed tar the purpose, and consisting of . . Sir FRANCIS BAR ING, Bart. "'An Julius Angerstem, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. Thomson Bortar, Esq. John Mayor, Esq. - Robert Sheddeit, • Esq. Richard Lee, Esq. pknowledge to have received the Money wll4ll has been paid lino the hands of Messrs. Boldero, Lushington, and Co. the Bankers for the Contmitteeof Lloyd's Cottee-house, whilst the Stock has been transferred into the names of Sir Frdncis Tldrt. John Julius Angerstein, Eq. and Thomson . Bohm', Esq. contOrniable to the direction of the Committee. Resolved Unanimously, That the Coininittecol the Subscribers to,Lloyd's Coffee. house are discharged from all responsibility with regard to. this Fund; and that the Thanks ot this Cominittee be given to Brock Watson, Esq. and to the Members of that Com mittee, tur their able and impartial conduct. Read the follos.ving Letters: From HasIOT, Proprietor of Tug SON and of Tits roN, Daily Papers, oaring to insert Coninfuni. cations, free of Expence. From Dr. Lettsom,, in which he mentions,.that although as a Quaker he cannot contribute to Military Measures, yet he sends Thirty Guineas to the Committee at Lloyd', re questing that it may be apPlied in procuring Flannel Waist coats, Blankets, or any other Comtotts, which Persons ex posed to the Weather may require. From Mr. Robert Hoy, hlanager of the Theatres of Wor cester, Wolverhampton,Hereford, Ludlow, and , Stourbridge,' offering the entire Receipts, free ot all .expences, of uhz Night's Perlbrinatice in each Town during , the Season. From Mr. Robertson, Manager of. the Theatres at llunt. ingdon, Lincoln, Boston, Cranthaut, Spalding, Newark, Wtsbeach, Peterborough, and Northampton, oaring the entire Receipts, free ot all Expellee,' of One Nights Per ? formance in each Town during the Season. Resolved Unanimously, That the Patriotic Offers of Mr. Heriot, Mr. Hoy, Dr. Lettsom, and of Mr. Robertson,' be accepted. The Committee of Treasury having reported, that in midi lion to the Stock subscribed by Lloyd's \Cotlee.hoose, of 20,0a01. Three per Cent. Consols, and ty an indivi , tuai tool. Three p er C ent. C onsols, there hail ern- further sub. scribed the Stint of 113,6361. los. 3d and that from thr.lit ter sum they had purchased Stock, 800601. Three per Cent. Consuls, and 6 e , 000 1. Th ree per Cent. Reduced. Resolved, • That the preceding Particulars be communicated to the Public, accompanied with the following Address to be signed by the Chairman : .f " While - the Committee have sincere • satisfaEtion in an= nouncing the state of the Fund, as above mentioned, they a'ee anxious to impress upon the mind of every Loyal Subject who hasaiot'yet bestowed his,Donation, the probability that occasions will arise to display those heroic achievements of British Valour, whicii will entitle our .b rave S a il or s' an d Sc4diers, or their Representatives, to the warm and substan tial- eifosions ofilritish Gratitude. Elie Committee acknowledge with true patriotic pride. that the Subscriptton exceedi any tldt has been recorded in the,annals of our History ; but when it is considered. that every former War sinks into a petty contest, compared with the mighty struggle in which we are now engaged, " single handed;" the Committee trust that they may appeal with success to the feelings of every true Friend of his Country, to proinote the objeas of this Institution. ," At the, eve or such a conflict, the Seaman, the Soldier, the Volunteer, should know, that those who were dear to him' whilst lining, will . in the event ofhis falling in thistio.. rious Cause, fins P rotectors and Guardians in a grateful and generous Country. '`,FRANCIS BARING,- Chairman." • • Amount advertised z0,t001..j per Cent. COnSol. Mdney - - Z. 121,748 .2 The following Subscription s i n the FA_- LING and OL. I) Bit EN I:FORD, transmitted by the Rev. COLSTON CA RR, ReCtor of Ealing. ..• His Royal.illghtless Rev. Robert Carr S 8 a the Duke of Kent 210 0 0 Servants to Ditto ' ti no The Earl of Mount Richartilkay, I;sq: ros to Notris so 0 o Serva nts o f Ditto t. S. a Miss RAwlence o to 6 Mr. Ansell , 2 2 0 C John M'Evoy and Rev. C o l s t on arr.; b a o Servants of Earl M. T 4 o The ti VC Misses Carr z tz 6 Francis Stephens It a o Servants or Ditto- oto b Mrs. Bligh 3' 3 o M. Shatwick tos.6d. George H. Stephens Alford 7s. R N - To to o M.,. Frances ' 4 holm Bligh R N so lc) ..., Chris. Aldridge ev. William Good- Hall as. 6d. Friend • caough 5 5 0 25.6‘1. , Mons. Boyce Mrs: Goodenough 5 5 e sus. 6d.: . The Young Gentle. Miss Douglas inn at Nlr. G.'s Mrs. Standon School , 2 2 0 Servants to ditto Atton'zs 6d Cox is o Alt. lyres & 13rother Gilborn 10 6d Par. 7s. Langston Is. ker . 75 0 1 7 6 Mr. Eustace Mr.' Morris 3 3 0 It: r. Laws Mr. !lamer 5 5 o Peter Thorn - Mr. liare.ts 5 5 0 Mary Budd, for King ' Jacob Dick is 6d George - Watson is 6:I 0 5 o Dawvs sos. 60. Bur. Miss' Smith 2 2 0 MU UAL Edenss. 0 /4 0 Servants ofdo. 0 3 6 Atlee as. 6.1. Widow . Miss Rippon ros Gd Atlee 6d. Bilney ts. Jones is Cook is Mons. Mine 3s Ecles IS Pe:tree IS Coward zs 6d Mons. Petit Pierre 5s Mi ss . W ise zs 6.d Druce, 7s. Raines, IS. Hayes, as. 6th o' to 6 Joeph Fletcher, ex. clusiveof his Sub scription at Lloyd's I 1 0 Mrs. Fletcher 3 3 0 Miss Fletcher to. 6d. Miss Caroline F. tos. 6d. i 1 0 Servants of Joseph li.:F.sq, Mrs. Scbella Da. o 17 . 6 I o 0 c) o T 5 6 5 00 3 3 0 O 4 0 S o -I 1 o - 1 o o S .5 0 1 O o iz 6 0 4 Frost tos. 6d, Oliver Is. Hooker is. o 12: 6 Rev. Ayers 5 . 5 Knapp - I 1 o to 0 Servantsoll3.Hatch 'WO I 1 0 0 S 0 insor. Air. lacots TOS. 6d. Thiseltgn as. 6d. Wheeler is. o o Mr. Rudlen ss. At- • kins 7s. Pearsonss a 17 0 .Mr. Earle zos. 6.1. Mr. Shudwick tos. 6d. - I I 0 Alex. Gordon, Esq. z z o o o Mrs: Gordon I I a MTS. lotto EtlStacC los o n 1.),.6 i. Trueln.w6ll. olt Ito , . C. Wallington ro 1e o -Servants of C. W.lll vidsoii. Smith los. 6d. Ben mil 7s. and Servants of Mr. D. z 3 o Mrs. Bullock s r o Nies. Hallitax 5 5 o The sit( Misses 114- lifax 6 6 o Servants of Mrs. H. o 8 6 Itlr. Bayley. r Mr.' Febois 2 o o Haley and, Son, is Watson as. 6d.' S teevens t as. 6d. Free. bairn to: 6d. t r o Mr. Batting 5 5 o. Chace is Messer. 6d a t 6 ; Rev. Dr. Nicholas to to a Tittors and 1 ) 1416 At the Rev. Dr. Ni4311V135 1 3 Si t t o ington Richard Vieux. Esti exclusLye of Corn. 0 2 0 at Lloyd's 3b 0 0 It. I:. liscott, Esq. t t Keysall 7s. Mrs. • Smith, J.islifig 'as. 6;1. 0 9 6 Mrs. DemiAwl s ;. a. Miss o.:imison t .1 Piackertos. 6 d. fiouillt as. 6:1. ,;,. Q 36 0 Mrs. Nl34tionald 3L 3s. MissMatszionahi 13. 4 4 0 er v a nis af ditto, btu Mr. ILrAo.i.tns 0 o 4 UGUST 16, 'lBo3. . , Housekeeper 11. is. Solomon Fell, Esq. 10 0 o Female Servant iI. - B. Martindale Esq. 5 o o is. Men Servants M rs . M.irtim ale ....2 o 0 4s. 6d. - 2 6 6 Mr. Bonsey - t i 0 Rayon, Esq.& N. 5 5 o Mr. Fox - I i o Mr. 114rons, ii. is. Mr. Millar 75. Stoney Mr. Rend 78. r 8 0 75. Hallam 7s. Mr. Josh. Trimmer, . S. 5 o Mr. Litt4loy - A Briton in heart as Hinge as . . 6d. Sykes well as my Com- 2i. 6d. Humphries n.de - 02 0 is. - 06 o . Thomas Wood, Esq. Holden 28. Case is. o 3 o Hanger hill 52 to "a Mr. Burgess, Old lames Wood, Esq. 2t 0 0 Brentiord Thomas' Macdonald, Peter Lecorne Esq. Drayton-gfeen 2i , o 0 I I 0 I 1 0 0 I o 2 o 'FROM LITTI.S W.Va. Mrs. Fisher - las 0 o Servants of Lieut.- ' • John Field rl. xis. .. Colonel D. - til. and other her- Mr. Tompkins' yams of Mrs. F. 4 4 0 Mr. Knievet Jacob Dgdere, Esq. to so o Sir lanies Wright, • Lieut.-Col. Drink- Part. - to 10 o water - - -at o o Mr. Nichol - ' r I o Mrs. Drinkwater 33 n Mr. Cairir - 010 0' ~, ,_ - '1..... , f aOhil OLD Dr:xNrfoao. . Thomas Smith, Esq. at o 0 Susistall as. Black- Mrs. Sinitis - 10 10 o all zs. 6.1. - Ol5 o Mr.. Caldwell - 5 sis Mr.. Abrahan; Deck Mr. Oliver ~ - i 1 o 11. Is, Rich. Coke, Mr. John Andrews 5 5 o il., IS. - 3 2 0 Mr. Thomas t )s- Mr. John Simpson il. borne - 5 5 0 is. Richard Walins-• Mr, George Osborne. a ais ley IL is. • - 2 2 0 Mr. Liflw Welltoll 10 o o 1:110 VOilti SOS. 6d.' John Edwards, tA.S . s s o john King los. 6d. - 1 1 0 Mr. William 'Trim- ' - jOiall lessop. "11. is. riser . 5 5 o ‘Villiam Baker tos.• • - Mr. John Newton 5 5 o .•6n. • ' - 'lit 6 Mrs. Newton - 2 2 0 James Andrews Jos. . . Mr. James l'irrele a i o n.t. IVcedea tiLs. 'William Sims Ws. 6d. Holies is. •- xo 6, Samuel Jolinson4. o I.} 6 Saimiel Make tl. is. Mr. 1. K. Stowe - 3 5 0 Clia. Siins il. is. .2 2'o Mr. RiOninl. .Alen_ 3 3 0 Rich,. 'Aldridge - los. ' - Mr. Rob Vincent 1 I 0 td . 'Pilsen 7S. Mat- Mr. t;eorge Clatie l I 0 tiligrey 75. -, t 4 6 Mr. Samuel Ciark,! 5 is a 1.11.111412111 as. 6d. MTS. 14)1111 Clarke. ,- a ao - Lancis. Danielsas. ThOnfaS Harrington, CI. a to o Esq. - 2t 0 o . - Miss Grcensmi th los. .Mrs. Harrington so to o - 6d. William 1 tiro Mr. Richard Dean - a I a mos. 6,1. ' - 1 1 o William R tinily ss. John Weliadvlce il. • Josep h Die4ensoit ! . 11amas Wells il. 2s. . ... o 7 6 is. ' - 2 1 o Mr. AlLport •-• r 1 o 34r. H. Trimmer. al. Mr. Hannan los. 6d. as. tqrs, Trimsner John Clarke Salo- il. I. - .3 3 0 Cation ss. . o 15.6 Mr. Thos. Turner ~, c 5 o Air. Seabrook los. - 6d. John King, jun. los. Pearce as. 6d. How- . 6d. Barnard Ss• ardp. - o:8 0 Snipe 54. to 6 I'homas fullion r 1 is M,r..Wellford al. 25. Mr. Abraham Trim- ' Samuel ' Ilurleken , MDT - 1 1 0 'll. Is. - . 3 3 0 Miss White los. &I. William Rogers los. Mr. Nlarkain 10S. • 6d. Cole los. 6d. 6d. - • I' 1 o Alaycock los. 6d. II t 6 Mr. Bowden ~ . . 3 3 o Mr. William An- Manning 2.1.6 d, Horne thony • - 5 5 o 2g. 6d. Spossen,7s. o to a Mr. IV illiam spi n _ Ban yon 75. Rapley as. tiler, ien. rl. is. est. Cozen ss. - Ql4 ,6 Spindla jun: /LIS. 2 1 0 Callaway ros. Gd. Ea- Mr. jamas Milton . •.5 s- 0 ton is. Attridge as. John Aldridge • 75. .1'. , 61.- - u 14 o . B3llyDl/, jun. 14• Th o s. Cracknell TOS. • 6.1. - o r 7 6 6d. William Round Mr. John Sims il. is. ins. 6.1: . - r 1 o John llowe,tl. is. aa .0 Mr. Edward Gould 5 s o Mr. Will. Moore il. -Miss Burette:l - a a o is. SaillUDl Ilarris Mr, du, Child 1 e 0 IL is.. Mr. Baagy ss. Hal- Mr. Samuel . tiarns, land z's. Oct. Wheat' jun. tl. is. Mi. J. l ey , 5 , . 0t: 6 Sykes 11. is. 22 C Lo w .,LlEdwards,Esq. a' a u Daniel Coldwi n - 3 s.o lia r ...V;tt.:ts, .-. .... I 1 0 Thomas Frith vi. S - •, , Williain Butler. 57. rAlt Flatlur . yi.. Fat- • ts:ll:te 2 '. C114 ' 1 " lar m. - - 0 t 9 0 Tw.vry as. 6J. - o 96' Beck toa. 6d. Tucker Me. La W renCe g.OWC 5 iis los. 6d. Gore los. .Siiinuel Itigsher 0 10 ii 611. , . _ Mr: : EarriS ' it. - r.. Samuel 'loges il. IS.' I I 0. 5 0 0 1 co Z 2 0 6 - roues Fletcher it. to-s. ic,bn Lees 2 0 I 2 o T6t3l 17. 124 t 5 6 *ACir.:II3LE COI'lq.101.1) IisTA.TE, iIANIPSTLAD, AIWOLESEX. . TO 13. E S 0,1,1): 1W AUCTION, -: • . .. ~ ... Liy .. ,Mt. SQUIBB, . At: Carraway's ColLsailibuse, Cornhiil, on Monday the 224 Day - •of, A uguSt, tB)s, at "ewe.lve. o'clock, •- In:ONE ' %• Wit Eli ilrle and Valthiile COPYHOLD f i rt sTAT 1..., situate at [lamp-stead, distant only Three Al! MO frotn the Mcnupoli.;, consisting at' is A. 2 h.. ; ; - ,4 P - snore orjess, of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, Ining a tnost yo-)t, to creel a Mansion upon, part conitnandio:, , , wws of the , Csties of London, and . Westininstt.r, I. !inkt , ,n, Surrey &c. &c. abounus with hrici:, and Po;ter's Earth, anti has great advantage Of Water' from the Ponds, both as to utility anti beauty. - • De•scriptive Particulari (nay - h: ILA at the George Inn, at Hatiipsteak; of Mr. yob:), S4vltte-ruw ; at - the Place of Sale; and, of MeitsrS: Pc;ireo, and Kent, at thcir • Office , for Landed Propel 1 , , , r, `where a Plan of tho.L4tate troy Lie FREEIIOLD FL: LANii. _ _ _ TO BE SOLO BY _AUCTION, By Mrssrs.l - 10ft'XINISUN, A.fißari s rind Co,. At G.irraway's Combat, on the 7th day of . • September next, . ABOUT 946 Acres of vaitiabie Heath Lind ; well adapted for plantiug - cutting of Heath, Tiirves, Pct, or the pasturing of Stork, and CilllSidcr4lite pia for Farming or Nursery Giotid, situate in the hamlet of f rimley, and ailjoinitq, the Crest West, in Road between Basshot and Blackwater,,23 Miles f'roin London ; in r Lots.— Phis pro.. pert:" is Pgrt ut s so .all'otinent under the F iiinley I iu.dosure set out conveniently fur occupation. 'Po he viewed by 'up.: plYinK to Mr. Tay tor, liowling.(;reen Farni, trimley ; and printed particulars may be had of him, or of Messrs. Hanson and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery•lane; Mr. Srillpiece, sur. vcyor, Guildford ; lil ir r.Al,boit, No. SheplwriPs Piccadilly; Mr. liodskinson, Arundel.strect, London; the principal Inn at Farnit.fot, ‘Vinelmster, S.ilis. bury, Reading, Windsor, and Hounslow, or at the-place of sale. • . • flibnitE kisr INDIA HOUSE, ;tuglist to, M:l3. r- r -tHE co - lIRT . of DIRECTORS of tht. U NITEI) COtifPsi NY of lIIERCIUNTS of ENGLAND trading the East Indies, de, here& give Naite, th ef t a Gerera/ Ccrirt of the raid Conipaty tvill he held at tbrir [Anse, in Leadenhalt..strzw, on Ifidnesdqj , next, the 17th initqni, al Eleven o'Cial In tb: - .E.renc,on, on Special ilAirs. WILLIAM Rimrs,43 . , Vet. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aww.rt 0, 1803. TH E. COMMITTEE of SIIIPP LNG of the uNiTED COMPd NY of MERCHA NTS of ENG. LAND traling to the Ead Indies, do hereby give Notice, That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in brit. it:g, sealed- up,-ou (YEDNES DAY, the 24th inst. :from any' I'er:ions who mv 1.. willing to supply the Company with COPPER and CANVAS. Such Propos i di expressitg therein the l o w es t prices, there will not be an opportuaity 62' making an) abatement. ' - The Conditions Qf t;. , e 6attails ortli , be ,seen upon application ro Mr. ,:fazter Cogta n , C 4; k to the said Committce ! with whom the Telde, s 'ON he brifre ei at .Nnin, the sat'd 24111 iestans,-,titNnd whit-boo:sr hot av "lender ri ill be received. E.-IST INDIA HOUSE, • Atigait ts , Igo3. r rHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the •I UYITED.,CoMPANY of MERCII.4N7'S of EN(. LAND tpadiiiq to the East Indies, being dtsirons to the. PUIiLIC SECURITY h ji 'at.ristiag .t fifth SU IP PINC,. thLs. won:in - hut a:d al - pie/U.olv !hal' the' Terms and undo Is.h;cli Ships were te , rdeyed :tiier Vie Coupes Advertisement of the 'lotb7itst. may leave been misrak e m, do hereby give Notice, Teat the Court will he '4.4. r• , -eive fresh Picpotals i K wriPiog oil or iii:Core FR 11).4 Y NEA - T, the t 9 Th fr,iis -such Persons a, mat: he cf.illii; AT 12 Let to the sate C'ompa,;) , , eithfr - WOODEN 4. COPP BOTTO,IIAD SI lIPg, of • the burtlttn of front 350 to boo r:vs, t' he en-pi:year fir its itirajeiy's Service, to assist in lepeiribig .the poje,Ved tertwa ion of this Co:limy. ' • - The Temders with the -words " Ship Tender" on the cover, and which mutt, stair where the Sb.'ps are at the, time .ere to le seye):4li_y sealed up, aitd le/t 744145 . Serret,i;:y, oft he/ire Nowt, the said sgth instal's', he. goad which hour r:a ary lender will M R 1 1 rS /I Y. Sec. The Amended Term: and Co,idillons on tobich the Ships 14 , 111 be 4... w a ged, "ty he b.id on applicati.m to ith Yanoef Clerk ice the Con:miller of Shipping, on 'or after drxt i tht ICith instant. • • • • • ' •• . INVASION. , S R. sTocKD ALE has - -ju it printed, gene.. iVI. Nl' distribution, at the small price of id. each, orbs. per liticircet, • 1. Massacre at Grenada. a. Rev. Geraid Atidrewes's Address. 3. .Soleinn Appeal to the British N ation. 4. 'lnvasion : Scene ofa Play, with charaderistic Prints. 5. Invasion : 'fit - Scene of a P lay, with ditto. • 6. Corporal Ti im on the Invasion. 7. john Bull to. Brother Patrick in Ireland. • 8. Declaration of the City-, • with Bosatiquet's Speecn 9. Rise in Defence of 'your Country. JO. Letter to the Volunteers. • r. - TO the Inhabitants of the British Isles. la. To the United Kingdom. Piccaditly, ,No. tSt, 15th Aug.. 7+3. S LEICESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .• „By -Mr. FARMER (By Order of the Assignees of .Messrs. T. anti T. B. Bux, , . tons, Bankrupts), .4At the White Hart Inn, in Leicester, on Monday the 22d Day of August instant, at Two o'C lock in the Afternoon, Lott. A Substa n tial MESSUAGE' or TENS. 4 EI. M ENT, with'eotivenient Out.offices, and a large Garkn adjoiniog, situate at Thuriiby,. a pleasant lage, within f.ur Miles at Leicester, late in "the occup-ation c&Mr.. 'l'. 13. Buxton. • . Lot Tne Reversion, in Fee Expeelant, upon the decease' of Mr. Wi. Meadows, of and in-five-eleventh Shares of a Cottage or Tenement, situate in' Thurnby aforesaid,' in the tenure of I alm Draper, and in three Closes adjoining, con -6 taining Jogether, by estimation, about nine Acres (more or ('less) in the occupation of the' aid T. B. Buxton. Also a• Lease :or the Life of the said Wit. Meadows, of and in the whole of thesaid Cottage, or Tenement and irce Closes, at the yearly Re n t o f 27 1. , Lot 3. A' Pieee of Ground, situate in the. Hurnberstone Gate in Leicester, tur.v,tised as a Garden, • and in the tenure of Shipley, and others, containing about one Acre rnore or less). L ot 4 , A Messuage, or Tenement, in good Repair, tVi;ll a Carden, Paddock, and Pleasure Grounds adjoining, h i the, tenure, of Hill, Esq. situate at Oadby ( w i t hi n r out Miles )f Leicester) and through which Village the Turnpike Road lies from Leiceiter to London, and several Coaches pass every day. • . tot S. A capital Mansion House called Danet's Hall, tr situate in the Lordship of Urennkinsthorpc, near the Borough , of Leicester, with as Labourer's Cottage, and numerous Out. offices, extensive Gardens, Orchard well planted with bruit Trees, and a Large Paddock neatly' walle.l round, with Fish ponds well stored, containing in the whole about to A. t k. u P. in the occupation of Mr. Buxton. A Ise one v ;Jct. Moiety ofthe Manor ofßramskinthorpc, with the Privilege; and Appurtenances thereto belonging. L ot 6. A Piece or Meadow (::.ound adjoining the above LoMeaddw, containing about two k Acs, in ttiieten calledut t t i .) ! t!'l ‘. 't i n l tas P. I.ot ^. A Piece of Gen- id situate in the said Lordship of Broinskintherpe, called the t.:herry Orchard, containing about tA.IR. 19 the occupation of Mr. I)itxton. Also a pi ece of C found tuljoioitig, called thy Coach Road, contain ing about a:R. and I'l'. subjed to a Horse. Foot, and Car riage Itpad, over the Same, riar the Occupiers of Lot 5,8, and g Lot S. A' Close of Meadow Ground adjoining the said Coach Road, called the Far Tripe Meadow, containing about tA. Olt. 22 P. in the tenure of the said Thomas Ryder. ' Lot 9. Another Close of Meadow Ground adjoining the said Coach Boat, called the Near Tripe Meadow, containing about A. i ft. 27 P. in the tenure of the said Thomas Ryder. . . Lot SO. A . Close in the said Lordships of Bromskinthorpe, also adjoining the said Coach-road, and containing about ilia cy Acres, called Rallis Meadow, late in tlic occupation of Mr. Herrick; atid-nowt of Mr. Buxton. I.ot t hree Meadows in the said Lordship of Broniskin. thorpc, containing together SA. t R. 26 P. or thereabinns, in the tenure of the said Thomas Ryder. Lot it. A new-built Messuage or Tenement, ant Two Meadows adjoining, in the said Lordship Of ffrolosk lot 'write, St. Austin's Well Meadows, containing togs': tort abott: 5 A'. a R. 2 P., in the tenure of the said Thoin.is Ryder, Lot 13. A * Piece of Grazing-ground, called the }stand of Royc Close, containing about t A. a R, 9 P, in the riatiqe of Mr. kVoollanS, BUtcher. Lot 14. A new-built Nlessuage or Tenement, SitlPte. in Cank.street, in Leicester, with a lios:er's Wateholise and a Garden contegttouS,• timing into Silver-street, in th tenure of Me.,lngicsant, Lot is. .A Stable, with Standing for Two Horset, and a Lott over the same, anti. a G a rdect walled r, no ;, situate near th‘ . .i,nortit side of St. Martin's (;Larch, in eester. Lot i 6. Fonr Tenements, situate' in the Northgtte street, in Leicester, in tttt several tenures of Rimry Tat t, S. Bacon, and William Aldridge. A Phai of the Estate in Bonvkinthorpe, tnly tie seen at and 'further Parti:..o.4s known by .tp1' . i..*8:.9 Mr. Lawton, Attornei . , Lithice!,;::. •rc) RE SOLD lir AUCTION, At the Bull Inn, Long "Sutton, in the County of/Lincoln, on Weibiesday, the Lith ot September next, at Eleven o'Clack in the Forenoon; F. very Extensive, and Vaitiabie -1 ROYALTY, LOR Dslil r i ot' MANI° R cfSUTTON HOLLAND. in tit:isai:i.Countr, comprising tEz Copvhold Almniag,es, Cotta*;c;, AlO 'alts , and 5256 A, a 20 4 P. of remarkably ric Land, befo: - .; , )ts the lair annual vaiwe of 3 +31 1 . 6s. out of which thcr,.. u. annual lUnts reserv:tl to' the amount 1781.135. sd ,and the whole t.objett to a Tine at the Will of the Loid Upon pcsecut and Ileihttion ; besides a vast nuitailiot ca4ual Profits arising from Escheats , Strays, Vi,ilteries, and the prob.ible chance of a conSicterable trati. of I)erzh4 Lund, as the Sea is known to recede, tr f t rn that part of th e Coat. A) , tscriptive particulars Way be had at the I.s.‘±ll Inn aforo. sNitt t- the Peacock, at Boston; the WI ire 114 i t, at ; the Rose and Crown, ‘Vi*beael.; thit . 'ulone, at I. ) AlesxraJlent, PearCe, raid ,Kent, of Cralo4court, %trot lninsur.