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A General - Meeting of the • Subscribers is requested. at ' Ilud's Cotlee.house, on Thursday next, the 26th May, At One o'Clock precisely. TWO WEEKS MORE. - HE Exhibition of the MAMMOTH ; or GREAT INCOGNITUM, will be closed in TWO WEEKS. This stupendous Skeleton is not only interest. ing as such, but as a Carnivorous Animal, a reliTie . of the Universal Deluge, a species whose race is extind, and whose remains are only discovered in America. See Trans. Royal Society, vol. 51, ace. Admittance One-Shilling, From Ten till Six. Nn. ►►B, Pall. lall. THAMES and NIEDWAY CANAL. NOTICE. There •nut having been at the Annual GentralAssembly of the Company of Proprietors of this Undertaking, holden at the Falcon Inn, at Gravesend, on Saturday last, the 4th instant, Persons present •as in the or proxies possessed of, or intitled to so Shares twine said Undertaking--Another General Assembly of the said 'Company of Proprietors, will be holden at the Falcon Inn, aforesaid, on Saturday the :Bth instlutt, at za o'clock ai noon Maidstone, - WM. SCUDAMORE, • .? May 1 6, 1 8 03 . S Clerk to tile laity of Proprietors. MILITARY INSTITUTION, WOOLWICH • • . r COMMON. MR. BONNYCASTLE, Mathematical Master of the ItOydl Military Academy at Woolwich, and Mr. 110 NI Y, continue with proper Assistants. to tnstruel youn g Gvntlemen, designed tor the Army, in the various branches - o'a Military 'EdUCation. The Plan of Studies consists of all such parts of Mefherna tich a nd Natural PhiloSoplay, as are connected with' Military Profession: Also Geography, Fortification, Artillery,Taaics, P lan Prawing, Surveying, Leveliing, Reconnoitring, with the method or tracing Works on the Ground, and the princi.. Pies and praelice attic 'French and German Languages. N. 13, Two vacations in the Year, of k month each; one at Christmas, and the other at Midsummer; during which . t ime. , hm , vever, any Of the you:4; Gen t leMen are allowed . , - it more convenient to their. inends,;,to remain in the House, 'where a Mathematical Master resides to attend them daily, the other Masters attending occasionally. *** For the Plan and Terms (tired as above. IRISH POPLINS. RCHER and I-LAUGHTON, ManufaBurers to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses,. very re., zpectfully inform t h e Nubility and Gentry, that they have now manufattured, and ready for their inspection, a -large and elegant variety of their much admired Poplins ?nd Tabbi nets, plain and figured ; also Italian and Cyprus S arsenets, black -Silks of all Descriptions, 110111b1ZeellS, Bombazets, and every citherirtiele fOr Family Mourning. They entreat Ladies residing in the Country. to writo for-Patterns, from Which they may buy to the saine advantage as if in London, the axed READY MONEY Price being marked on each 4 ." 1 " , e• Tabbereas for Furniture, made iminecl!ately to any Kattem N • a. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-Carden. A CARD TO THe LADIES. INSTALLATION BALL ofthe KNIGHTS of theBATR. THOMAS PITTER, No. I 13, jernlyn.street, lutenfPall-lkilall, Gold arid Silver Lacetnan to 'Their Alaiesties'and th e 'P r i ncesses, ta k es the lib erty t o i n f orm the Iklability, he is arrived from Bath, and has opened a. Suite of Apartments, on the saint; Plan which gained him universal approbation in Bath duri ng t h e l ast S eason ' The Assortment NV 111 consist of every Article in the present Taste. Gold and Silver Ornaments, Steel and Pearl Bandeaus, Chackrassia, Cedar, Steel, Gold and Silveri:an!, Silk Cords anti TasSels, andether Articles of uncommon richness and elegance. N. B. The Rooms were opened this Day. ANNUITIES REDEMABLE. T-RM,Ye.iis Purchase will be immediately giv4n for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, coPyhold, or long LeasehUld Estates, where the Patties have an absolute interest, and on which (by reason of the pressure W the times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mortgage. Anct eight Years' Purchase will likewise be given, for An. AnitiCS for )uung Lives, secured on the like Property, or on Money in the Funds, ere the Parties have only a Life In. ' , rest, In either case, the G moors will have the power of /deeming the saint. Appl • i personally, or by Letter, to Mr. King; at his house, 11 . olin- street, Adelphi. , TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. r TIHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC '-a- • in general, are .respeafully informed; lohn Ehirgess and Sores GENUINE - and , SUPE.RIOR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to, be prepared bytheni in the same manner that hag Obtained such univetsal approbation for many years past. The long justly acquired superiority ofthat Article is fully confirmed in the °proton of .the Country at large, and of Per sons resident in all parts of the World,•arid having'stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now mhintams: The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Ice.' induces theM, froM the numerous Advertisements daily to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the'sathe, as none is to be had of Their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every, other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best Cluldity.- ' ' - WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS; CAPTAINS of. SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, sup. plied 'upon the shortest notice for the L as t an d W est kitties, kn. - Warehouse, No. to, corner of Savoy Steps, -• Strand, London. For-the convenience of Fa milies in Scotland; they have ap pointed Messrs. It, lohnston and Cu.. Edinburgh, their sole' Nuts tor Fish Sauces: PURSUANT' so a'''.Dc4ce of His Majesiy's Claim cif Exchequer at Westminster, hi a Cause HORD' against BLADON, the Creditors of EDWARD- HURD, late of Agnes Meadow, in the Parish ot : Knivetaic, fn the Cbuuty of Derby, Gentlgmci_,l , deceaseil, jare ibrihwith to 9tme in.before Aksesi Moysoy, E;q : this Deputy to His Ma jctiry's R6/iembr.iacer of the said` Court, and prove their bebta,.'otheiwise they will be excluct6d the benefit of the gala Decree. • - 10 .14EASAS : iti! the:;UftE VI T IA Ai • and Cartaili CONT. PLAI N!F S A S Sole Proprielpr ofPAßAN'S i celebratcti 'MEDItATEI) BolidtES and OEMFMCS, Mr. bUtteU tt: - -informs . -that he ihii? as Usual,' be consulted daily tom nine -to' three. at. No. 6, Frith -street, Soho, on Cafes' of Strielines, QlFelll, Ohp,trLl ; titnt, mac. as wel! , and ev:r } i Dignetter where se"- • creel , is tm essential a requisite. that Mr. D. slias providertts` sl acious Honse, that every Patient may t)e introduced in a, separate Apartme nt . mi.. D. has for many yeztrs confined h-nisel to that ilepartmerit-of Stirgety; hna Practice, and the most flattering_ succes4.he.icenahlea!tot offer a method of Cure, !Md, etlicocions,,renuiring gpn titement or restraint in diet. , and: Which •pieviiits posailitY r 4 rel 4Ps 4, P..croams ip.theConntsy ssating their caseLtull I '-. " tette!, enclosing a 11. or al. Note, 7.vi11.h4v,c tfledies sent to the amount. • • 1 , or the various spit ptonit, - &c. see Mri Dufour's ThatiSe C) . 14 1115 *Yr: ClisuglApts, Ike 254 6 4. 541 H&NDEL's ORATORIOS IN SINGLE PARTS. EVER since the Commemoration in Westminster. Abbey, Seleelions from the Works of Handel have been the prevailing taste of all' the public Musical Perfor niances in most parts of the United Kingdom ; but the dill'• culty of procuring copies (especially for a large Band) pro perly arranged, has been universally felt and lamented ; sotnetimes the Performers, upon these occasions, are obliged to change Copies at almost every Song and' Chorus: To ob viate these and other inconveniencies, it is proposed to print by Subscription, in single parts, a very large assortment of the best SONGS, DU ETTS, CHORUSS ES, dec. from the Oratorios and other Compositions Of Handel ; which be ing in.a detached foiiii, upon separate sheets of paper, may be arranged and put together at pleasure, which will furnish ample resources for a number of most excellent Selections. With each of the Recitatives, Songs, Duetts, lee. will be printed the Bass and Symphonies, which will render them peculiarly useful, not only to the public Singer, but to the Harpsichord, Players, Singers, Sec. in private (amities. With the Vocal penis of the Chorusses, the Bass will lite ise be joined; and with regard to the Instrumental sinTtle Parts, a plan will be adopted to render them equally useful and intelligible ; so that by these Copies a correit Perfor mance may.. generally be depended. upon, even without a rehearsal. Each Nuinber of the Vocal Parts shall contain sixteen Pages of Music, in large Quarto, printed on a tine cream co loured wove Paper, price One Shilling; and that cacti-Num ber of the Instrumental Parts, shall contain twelve pages of Juste, in large Folio, price One Shilling and Sixpence. The First Number is now ready for delivery, and may be had of Messrs.. Crosby and Letterman, Stationers'-court, Paternoster-row, London; t Vague, Music-seller, Cambridge; G ye, . P rimer, Bath O xford. Brown, bookseller, Bristol ; Daven - port, Music-seller, Halifax, Printed at lacub's Office, where Subscriptions are taken in. -This. Day was pnblished,. - A New Edition, Price IL tis. 6cl. in boards, of AN HISTORY. 9f the BRITISH EXPEDI. TION to EC VPT ; To 'which is . subfoii4d 4. Sketch of the present State of that Country, and its Means of De fence; illustrated by Maps, , and a Portrait of Sir Ralph Abcrerumby. By Lieut. Col. Sir ROBERT WILSO4, Knight of the Imperial Militavy Order of Maria Theresa. .PrintetkforT. Egerton, at the Military Library,Whitehall. N . B. A few Copies may be had on large Paper, price 21.25. its boards. May 17, 1503. AT a MEETING of the BLOOMSBURY anti INNS OF COURT ASSOCIATION, holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern.this Diy, The Letter of the Lord Lieutenant of the County. signi fying His • Majesty's most gracious Acceptance of the 0 fillr of this - A sl.t.mation to be ' re-embodied, upon the same . terms as heretotbre, having been read, Resolved, (amongst other things), - . That this Assotiation be forthwith Embodied as a Military COrps. That a Committee be appointed to prepare such Regula tions as may be deemed necessary, for the consideri(tion of the Association at large. ' That such Committee do, for the present, meet every day at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, at Serle's Cotree-house, Lincoln's Inn. That such Committee have the power of admitting new Members of the Association. - • That every Member or the Association who intends to con tinue his Services and who has not already liven in his Name and Place of Abode, is requested immediately to do so to the Committee. . That every Gentleman wishing to be informed respeaing the Terms of Service, or of Admission, or any other Particu lars, is requested to apply to the Committee for that pur pose, between the Hours of Two and Four, at Serle's Cof fee-house, until a proper Office be found for the Secretary of the Association. SAM. C. COX, Chairman. BL' - PAWOCULAILAS TO THE HOUSE. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. BUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware-rooms and Manutitdory, Nos. r 3 and ra, Cathe rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest, neatest, and inotrceconomical Fashions, of Ivell seasoned materials, anti excellent workmanship, with several iln!. prOVenleiltS. utiTl-14R respedfully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him, and counterteiting his arti cles. It is well known that BUTZ. 1:11. has two patents, one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient for Houses, and much more portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as• Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use ful in sickness, and each when shut up, make a handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting Robin,: Dressing Room, arc.' fire Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much 'ease without the help of tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Centlemen.of the Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c. Bet Lea's Patent Manufactures have been graciously pa tronized by the. King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho noured by orders from•numbers of the Nobility anti (entry, and haVe been highly approved of in the Bast and West Indies:: the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, and for which he returns his grate ful acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of fices of some others, who fix up large'Sign-Boards, with Bo tr.sa'.s name inscribed; which may help also to promote his Business, or should it bedesigned otherwise, he, by the permission of Providence, manufadures and sells hiS Supe rior- Vonr-post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine - street, 8 doors from the Strand , it Brick front House, where. he has con struded several Tools and Machines for working the same, and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring them to, that utility and degree of perfeCtion at which they now area At the same place may be had every Article for the completely Furnishing Houses. ,N.8.-For Exportation. •S'iLAM ENG,INE TO BE SOLD AT NOTTINGHAM; rrFiß,Mptallic Parts of a STEAM ENGINE, of Botjlton and Watts' Construction, the Cylinder as. Inches dtameter ; also, two large wrought Iron Boilers;' with their appurtenances. , A Schedule of the whole may be seen, and the Articles inspelted,by,an application to Robert Denison, in Notting ham. , -101t6E$ and DOGS 1k KR. BLAINE, (B,. Argyle Street) . whose long 11/1 attention to the Diseases of these Animals has been crowned by the discovery of some very iinportant Remedies, non- lays them before the 'Public in the tellowing w torms, faithfully aipounclecl from his truly original ftecelpts, and which Medicines (the greater numher of them of his own disc,)very a long extensive practice has shown to be of un limited efficacy: Prepared and signed only t'ty himself, they are now ,placed in the hands of all tne respeetable . Medicine Venders thrditghout the united kingdom t fonnifig an exten sive plan, calculated to simplify, Farriery, and to enable every person as readily to ;tire their own Animals as by the means of the most intellitent Far W rier. 10 RS S. Cholie Ball's, as. 6d. each !Mange. Ointment, 7s. per pot Cordial Balls, ts. each . Strong Grease Paste, as, do. Cough Balls, is. per halfcloZ. - Embrocation for Strains, 3s. Strong Diuretic Balls, Is. ad. •-• her bottle each Liquid Sweating Blister s asr Fever Cordial. Balls, 6s. half 6d. do. :dozen . " Eye Water, as. 6d. do. Farcy'Balls,., 6s. ditto Mild Grease Wash, as. 6d. Strong Purging Balls, IS. each ditto Mild do. ' ts, 6d. each • Alterative Condition Pow- Strop); Mercurial do. is. 6d. ders, is. per halt dozen each.. • • - Fever Powders, is. do. 21; each . Worm Powder;; ss. do. Blistering 'Ointment, 3s. per 'Mu Diuretic do. do. Pet DOGS. Distemper Powders, is. id. Wash for Canker.ln the Eye, each zs. 6d. per bottle Mange Powders, *5. a Set Condition Physic, 6d. a Wpm! Po mit: rs, 2s. 6d. do,. set Mange 01 mined t , 25.64. a box • Sold * Wholooale and Retail, by . T. Barmy, No. 4, Old Bioail-street, near the Change ; Messrs. Barclay and Son, Vleef klorket ; Banks, 132, St. Alartin's Lane, Chafing Cro4s; Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Shaw aAtt , g4i4rda,'St. Paul's Churah.yardi out lathe Boxousit. BULCOTE, near .NOTTINGIIAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. GASKELL, On Tuesday the ath June next, in a 6 Lots, ' A . VALUABLE 'COMPACT FREEHOLD 111.. ESTATE,. TITHE FREE, and FREE from LAND. TAX, most delihtfully situatecl•at . BULCOTE, in the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM, on sapleaSing eminence, bounded on the North by Wood Land lias many charm. inpihnations for Building purposes,' comnianding interesting and .extensive . Prospects over. the River Trent, and Vale;. comprising the MANOR of BULCOTE, with Quit Rents,. Jse..and about TWO HUNDRED ACRES of sound rich MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND. For further Particulars, emitlire of Mr. Gaskell, Notting ham. GENUINE...EDITIQN. IMPORTANT OFFICIAL PAYERS, IN ENGLISH AND .FRENCIi. • This Day is published. • rrHE OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS- relative .to 11 the late NEGOTIATION with TRANGE, ,as laid before BOTH HOUSES OF. PA RLIAMEN ;to which is added, His MAJESTY'S LUC LA RATION, occasioned by the hostile Conduct of Fnince ; exhibiting the grounds'ef Dispute between the two Countries, : wit ha sstatement of the presumptuous attempts of the French Riders to violate that grand Pailadiiiat of British Liberty-- the lIRESSi.the detec tion of their nefariotti designi, int e nded to have been carried into execution under the specious pretext of. ComMercial CoMmisiouers ; and of their unwarrantable Interference in the internal concerns of this Country. -- Printed for C. Chanle, 66, Pali. Mall, and 30, South. ampton-ruw, Russel-square; S. Reed, - : 4.14, Strand ; T. Hurst, p, Paternoster-row ; K. Dutton., 45, ()fact:church street ; and of every . Bookseller and Newsman in the THE. COW PDX. This Day was published, ` • A Second Edition, price Half-a. Crown in boards,. illustrated • with.a Coloured , P late, representing:front anti profile Views of the Pustules, in ten successive Stages, ACONCISE • and POPULAR VIEW of all the Fads which have hitherto been' ascertained, relative to the Practice of VACCINE THOcU,..LATION, tended for the Use of Persons who nay be desirous of ex tending its Benefits in their Families or Neiglibouihoods. . I3y C. R. AAIUN, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and Honorary Member of the Medical and Physical Society of Guy's Hospital. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all BoukSellers. Of whom maybe had. IN Dr. Nesbitt's Pradical Treatise on Diet, 6s. boards. a. Dr. Thomson's FaMily Physician, 6s. in boards. ISLE OF. F IGIIT, TO BE LETT, free from all Paroebial Taxes, and immne dime Vossession.given;. , • • FAIRFIELD HOUSE; .in . every respett conve.• nient for a genteel Family, containing two Parlours in Front. four Bed-rnoms on tne Second Floor, ;.rid: three Chambers on the Attic Story; large icltelien under ground, Cellars and suitable 0 fliec•s attached; with a plentiful sup ply apt excellent .Water; a Coach-house that will contain two Carriages, and Stabling for Five Horses t' a heat Carden in front of the House, with a•large KitcheirGarden, and five Acres of Meadow Land adjoining. . The above desirable House is situated six miles froniNeW port. and commands - very extensive and piduresque Views of the Ulterior of the Island, and which .tor, salubrity of Air is unrivalled, being only a short distance from the Sea; the t ides.rountt it 'are beautifully diverAfieti ; In fifteen. minutes the summit of St. Catherine's is gained; which to the South presents' a View 'of the English Channel as far as the eye can coninfand to the North is a prospOt at nearly the whole "of the Island, Portsmouth, and the. distant Hills in Hants and Sussex, an+ to the West is a View of the New Forest and adjacent Country.. - • • N. Rm E. Amt Cart regularly passes the House three times a week to and from Newport. Particutars may be known, by Letter, post-paid to Mr. Silverluck, Upholsterer, Newpoi:t. • • PARTICOLARS OF ASpacious, "Weli.buiit • •BRICK' MANSION, -wio double Bow-windows, and ()filets of every de scription, with extensive WallertGardens, Pleasure G rounds, Canals. (.roves and Paddocks, Meadows and Lands ; about Forty-three Acres adjoining, called FIR, GROVE, in the Parish of Eversley, ha the 'County of Hants, the, late Resi dence Of a Gentlernan, who is going to a more distant part of the Kingdom Also Six Cottages, with Buildings, Sheds, , Gardens to each, and Three Fields adjoining to one, contain ing Three Acres. Three of the Cottages are ,eligible to be converted into snug comfortable Residences for small genteel - Families, having the advantage of extensive Commonage and fuel at no expence ; together with a large quantity of Bricks and Other useful Building Materials; to repair and improve the said Cottages to more than double the present Rent, as were intended ter the purpose, and now in hand. The Premises are served with the best Water in-Europe. Which Mansion, Cottages, and-Land, will be Sold by Auition, by Mr. K I MBE RLEY, on the Premises; on Wednesday, the nth of this instant May, 1803, in Three distirtet -Lots. • Ail the before-mentioned Mansion, Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Canals, and Lands , together with the Cottages, are held by Lease, of - whic h Twenty Years are unexpired at Lady Day last, 1803. • N.B. The Purchaser of Lot I, Will have the advantage to , purchase the Fee Simple, and also of the Farm adjoining, containing about 15s Acres of excellent Meadow and Arable Land; in a high state of cultivation, .together With a conve nient Farm House, Barns, Stables, Cow Stalls. a capital Granary with Two Floors, and other useful Buildings for the conduct of the Land. This Farm is now in the occupation of Mr. Michael Haw. kins. the Tenant, oe'Lease, Five Years of which are unex pired at Michaelmas next: 1803. Rents arc very low and the Price is fi xed to each Lot, and the Purchasers may have the option of purchasing Within two years from Lady Day last, 1303. • • NAL On the' Three following Days will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FU It N ITU RE, a Variety dottier Etli:dis, some Implements,- Oak Timber, Root Wood, Fag. gots,. Stakes. Rods and Poles, some Live Stock, lec. &c. about Two Leads at' Hay, &c. The Mansion, and the above-mentioned Premises may be viewed till the Sale. Printed Particulars of which will be delivered at the House; at the Inns adjacent, ilartfoni,hridge, Sic.l at the Vririting office, Reading; and of Mr. Kimberley, No. 160,- Piccadilly.• The Furniture ) Stock, and F. ifirels may be viewed on the 24th instant, and the Mornings of Sale, beginning each Day at Elevea.o'Clock.—Gatalogues- a which will be delivered *the tia y orvicwing, at One Shilling each , w hi c h will be re turned to the Purchasers of any one . Lot. 037 The greater part of the Furniture is Modern, and as good as new, cortipraing a Drawing-room Suit, elegant,ileds anti bedding, a complete set of Mahogany in the Eating Par- • lour-Chairs, 'Sideboard, inlaid Knits-cases, Knives,. forks,- ' town-made, with Silver Ferrils, Tables, Look ing-glaseeg, arid costly large Carpe t s, 'Allured to , the best .Roorns, &c. &c. N .6. By Private Contrast, a Capital Patent Grand PianO Forte, nearly the the same as new, coat Eighty' V lll A 9AS ik' in a beautitui inlaid Ca se . To save trouble, the'iciveSt rllee is faxed Forty-firs Gui D ea..„...Entpliff.aa 4bOYC. 7 • • LAND TAX REDEMPTION. . . ILTLS MA7ESTY'i COMMISSIONERS fit' tie dIFFAIRS,of.TAXES she,* gite N. , !re; Mat the 24th day of . 11Plf next, the preference in th e Redemption of La lti Tax given oy the 4* Geo: It. Cap.' 116. to Praprirtor., a..td 4bets having ate hums' to LAtales will expire after that period the Land Tax remaining Unredeemed will be Sold to any Purse* o f fering to purchase the same, and will /wowe in the iitt,Js of the Partharer an absolute Fee FArtn Rent, recoverable :or isoa. With a view to facilitate tke, Redemption of the Lipid TaX, 4 List of the Clerks to the Comthissioners for Sae of the (.and Taxi with tbeir places of residence, (to wbotit oplicatiot sisoidd 4e wade by those proposing to actor) is subjoined. 4 , l6 , ,futti.teo info:motion Ivkich Aviles ort, t y require.-uf 1. ,ffirelea'opit 4 : plicallot at the land Tax Register ciffiee; No. 9, LiVran . 4.lllll.l Ficlds. By Order of the Board, • triNivr,R; Clerks'toCottiotissiepters fir R &S 111Briae:* Sale of Lard Tax. 'rimed Pcarce Bedford Joint Mandy, Rtading Adoti ChAplin Aylesbury King lohn I 456,:r... Citinisrldrb stone C.. liatralton John Watiig R. Itloutisey Thoinas Cot R. Eales, - jon: T. flartlett, jun. S. Castle Joint lessopp Win.stevens Sarnuel Nicholas H. Grover . John Matile I. F. Claridge -- BpJclrvut R. C unha R—Clitherova COUNTIES: Bedford Berks Bucks Cambridge Chester `Corrinndl Cumberland Derby Devon Dorset Durham Essex G loucester Hereford Hertford Huntingdon,. Keut Chester dniin Carlisle Derby Exeter Wareharn Durham s WelrhaiA.bbet Cirencester Leominitet Hemel Flertspstead Huntingdon Sevenof:s Liverpool Leicester llorncastle Litneaster eicester Lincoln-- Lindsey Division Kesteven and 1.141 land. Middlesex B. Cheales S Ica ford D. Ilinicy Sessions-liouie, • orrkenweit . is, Fcncliurdi-.siteet Soho- arc Usk s ~ v 4ll- h atn. , Nut tit:dm/MA Islorpvtit N(461)0411 0 xi,' tl 1; 14)14pIT1 ShlCWEptity. S tuwtsy, near ride. . . . CityofLontton,dtc. Adam j... fellicoe City and Liberty or. Lambert Fowler Westminster Monmouth Alexander Tories Norfolk John Trenclprd Northampton W. Tyler Smith Northuintaerland Henry /turmoil Nottingham T. Foxcrolt Oxford. amts Moron Rutland . A.,Paltna , Salop Somerset I,ox(iale ' Sytrics Southampton R. Raggett Stafford W. I:.cen S tttUlk W. Dalton 'Water odtliani N't a IN, Loy Croydrin Pet w9rth Sol u 1), near 13,ind• n1'14114111 Worecotc,F Devizes Kerala F tAvvoula 13t veiley Surrey P. Drummond Sussex P. Hart Warwick J. Harding V.torcester E. Niugg 'Mena, Wilts W. W. Sillinuo Westmorland Thoinos Fell York West Itidin Thomps,Aolland DO. N. Riding W. Luck wnott Do. E. Riding :J. Lockwood • WA I. ES. Angiesek Samuel Grindley Brecon . • . Walter Williams Cardigan • ii. liuglies Carmarthen 1. Roberts Carnarvon Hugh Ellis Denbigh . David Mai= ~.,'.. Viiill ' ' - . - 'W114..W.1. - iiiici Glamorgan . G. Wooit, Jon. Merionetti G Gritiit.is Montgomery obit tones Pembroke . ohn- Wilt): Rattner • ' • sines Davies. ' • , SCOTLAND. Shire of-Edinburgh 'rho. a loo g liodingtott Geo. Denaldsort-, Berwick • loin, Turnbull Roxburgh Walter liidilei Selkirk A. Henderson Feebles J. M. Robertson Lanark Arch. Bruns Dumfries T. Short Wigtoun • •T. Fraser Stewarty-ot Kirctid. James Niven bright Shire of Ayr Wm. Steuart Ayr, _, Dumbarton Alex; Campbell Dumbarton Bute 1. Blair, Esq. Rothsay Renfrew -David Hutcheson Paisley ' Stirling ohn Burn Stirling Linlithgowlames Taylor •.; .Linlithgow Perth --. Patton . Perth Kincardine David Burnett . Stoneltaven - Aberdeen - David tititelieon Aberite4n Inverness Lockhart Kinloch Inverness Nairn Jo. Storm • Nairn Cromartic Rob. M'Kid FortroSs Fife Thri. Horseburgh 'Fife Kinross john Skeeton Kinross Yoder Peter Rankin ' Forfar Banff Arch. Young Banff Sutherland H. M. Culloch Durnoch ' Caithness W. Brodie Caithness • Elgin& Forros 'Pat. Duff Elgin • Clackmannan John lamesein Ciackmannan • Ross A. IVllkenzie, jun. Scotsburn : _____ Tregatnottd Brecon Abetptwith Kidwelly Cirnarvna Denbigh Nola ' t anuu 1)01,,tel ley 11.1% rfoici west' rteiteigno Edinburgh II additigtrals Dunn edb kth Selkirk Peebles Lanark Dumfries istoun ircullbiight TO BE LE"1"1', By Order of the Masters, Governors and Trustees: of. tits _Redford Charity, on repairing LCISCS for Twenty nine Years front Midsummer . 18414 ; CINE HQUSE situate, on the .North.sitie of Bedford-street ' Bedford-row, No. 16. One 'louse on the North-side of Gray's tim Passage, Hot. horn, Not 6. One House on the East-side of Red Lion-street, No. 40. One 1 louse.on the South-side of Thetubild's Road, No. t 5. One House on the North-side of ditto, No. 37, with Pre. mines in Green-street. • For Thirty-nine Years and a Quarter from l i ady-day iBo4. • Six Houses on • the East-side of Lamb's Conduit-street, numbered troll' i 8 to 11, and No. tj. Two Houses on the North-side of Theobald's.Roati, No. so ands ? , • , Two Houses on the South.side of East-street, No:2 and 3. Two Houses on . the North-side ditto,. No. as and 26. Six houses nn the East side of New North-street, rum. bered from 6 to y, and No. 53 and i 4. *Thirteen llouses,on the West.sidc of ditto, numbered from 20 to 17. and fronvri to 34. Eight Houses on the North and South-side of Rlchbell court, numberetj. front t to 8. Each;l-11)44e will be lett separately. The ('remises are to be put intasubirantial repair, agree able to a Partictaar, wlsiclt may he 'vet - n.at the Qtfiee of lohn Gotobed, F..sq..the ReL..:lvar, No. 4, Nurfollc-street, Strand. ,Proposals for niking'any of thepremiscs arc to be delivered (seal.' ti up) to the said Receiver, 'on or before the ist day of I Lily next._ . . . . . . . .. A • Reputab,e. j)Ii,NTIST of extensive 'Cormex , ipos - i at the West End of the .Town, who bas.pratlised far upwards of Thirty Years; :Wi34Cll to meet with a young 'Man of genteel address from Eighteen to 'rtvoity_fout Years of Age, who migtA,wibil to.loarn the Protimion, and, as icon as property qualified in every itririeholthe ausiness, Would have no objcetioh, alter a psilorl of three or four ycail, to treat with hini ;,anti to lean Ilithirlil whoit of the Bust, tress, with proper 3rriugementi; I' ay particulars, address in ll• it..at Ei4lics's Liiirory, Nu. 5, Wiiptiorz-street, Cava*. dish Square. , ,_. Letters post paid, itn' thSdiitelY attettded to. ~ ,