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. - ---•- • . .• •,.• • - . •.• • • • 1 I tt • • / 2 t • - 1 1111 *;i4t,p1 1 131111, • 9. 1 rt • • • . .• ..• • • • • S U . *4, .• . • . fit t \ • NUMI3'ER 2621. j FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i 3, 1801. [PRICE SIX PENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURN-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 14, 180 i, will be revived, the Tragedy of CYMBELINE. Cymbetine, Mr. RAYMOND ; Cuiderius, rlr. C. KENIBLE ; Cloten, Mr. PALMER Belarius, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Leonatus Posthumus, Mr. KEMBLE ; lactimo, Mr BARRYMORE. Quoen, Mrs. POWELL ; Imugen, Mrs. SI DDONS. •"WITH TO THE CUP.IOIUS lfq FISH SAUCE. A CAUTION . TO FAMILIES. BVRO.ESS's ESSENCE OF !sNCHOVIES. THE great .Reputation wliiil Mr. BURGESS .11. has Oiled by his Esse:lie of nchovic,i, and Other Rich Sa;:ces fur Fish-Sau:T,'Stewed Beef, Hashpci- Calves Heads, Beef Steaks, Made Di 3.leS. _Wild Fowl, and Game, with many Delicacies for the Table, . Side-board and Store-room, which are ,mire fully expressed in his Cata-: logue (he being the Inventor of them), has, induced many persons to give t he same , time to articles entirely different, which arc vended apt. many shops in London, by persons WhO gO to the principal Towns 'in En,-land, Ireland and Scotland, to solicit Orders of Tradesmen and Inn-keepers, Who in consequence areoften served with a spurious sort, of veryinfimor quality, which is not Luny au imposition, but a great disappointment to Families who purchase them with a view of having goodgattee ttutheir I . isitt Ac. 11;.1.3, None are his genuine, but what Ir s o4c these; •wurd s do the label, '`Burgess's Ofqinal and suinrior ctt'A'nchoyl~es, Ho: to 7, Stroll:J., Corner of - Savoy- steps, London;.l •• ,„ • . . Wc4t India,Merchants, Planters, Officor; ef, the 'S:;tvr 4n4i Arm4"supplitA with Rich "S!:,,lcej - 6:" every . k t, f , c fri;.: nod' foF Irish; liiiVit.'•st Cold Meats,, 'sidzad. Pickles and M.u , :tard„ Pickled Beef .in, Rounds aa4 ri S kets Pickled Tripf,...Srk &c.. properly pt,./pareff keep ing in ani Clinci4te; r. lirirgess Sort, a. iboVe., Upon the sherteSt nettee. t .. ;um t IMPERIAL PAR L I .4MENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, tlillaSDAY ) FED. 12. Earl FORTESCUE, Lord Doit6u and the Bishop of WiNiaresiza A,Who preaches by order before their Loraships - tio.morrow), were sworn, hnd took their seats. THE VETERAN TAR. ,! The Overture and Music, entirely new, composed by - • Dr. 'AmNoto. On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. , The third and. fourth niglits of the revived Tragedy of: "'C}mhciinc wild be on TOMO and T hiusti Ay, next . The new Opera of The Veteran Tar-will be repeated every Evening next week.. The new Scotch liallet of Our' Dancing Daysi was on Wednesdayslighthighly applauded, and due notice will be given or its next performance. , The Lords Commissioners presenti namely, the LORD CHANCELLOR, Duke of PORTLAND, and Lord AUCKLAND, retired to robr, and on their return took their seats upon the Bench, when Mr. Qunams Deputy Usher of the !lack Rod, was dispatche d to order the attendance of the ' Commons, who forthwith appeared at the Bar, with their ncwly.t2letied Speaker, Sir Juttic MITYbREI. ; THIRTi•TIME. His Majesty's Commission was then real, empowering the Peers therein mentioned, or any three of them, to declare and announce his R oy4l pleasure to allow, approve of; and c:.,nfirm the Elcaiim of Sire _lofts •Mtiloan, !Cot. whom Hz MAJESTY understands' his faithful •Cuttimoru had chosen fir their Sr EAKt The . names of several aciditionA Peers were inserted In the Commission, And ~monk them those of Lords MAC AR INF. Y, ENL 111, and fig_ BART. . . THEATII,E.ROYA L. CON' ENT-GATtDENI MO-MORROW EVENING Feb,, i 4.. !kit, .F, w ill bee performed a new Comedy, Vive called ME POOR aNTLEMAN. The Principal Ciiiratter's IV • Mr. LEWIS, Mr.‘MUNDEN, Mr. PIAW.CUT'T, Mr. KNlGll'f, Mr.fMtlltkkAY, Mr.. TO W ,NrsAND, Mr. EMliftV,.Mr. FA LE'Y ' Mr. DAVENPORT,— Mr. WADDYi" : aktrx, GI }IBS, SIMS, , • ; , Mrs. pOWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. the' Prologue' to be spiakei.t. by Mr. BE TTI 1t1 4 0.14. . • And an Spilogue.byitite klharaClors. !.. PAtJL AND VIRGINIA. "" -!he T iow Comedy a The Poor Gentleman having been agaist-recci , ied by a most crowded Audience with the same unbounded applause as on the first Night, ,will: be re pqetcd To-morro.w, 4nd on Tuesdays, and Thofidiy; in. the ensuing weeks. •-• Monday, Richard- the Third, with (last time) Harle quin's Tolir, • , A New Grand Pantorninte Drama is in preparation, and ipeedilf be produced i with entire iiVW sccnety; presses, and DecorationS. , LOT VERY' t!le PICOT DLATONO. Pr HE, Ticket:: arc •vo GuinOs'ach,; 314 lb.' • beret! from r to" 11,428, the :first Oiswn fed/dm-141h, thel NOLISH - STATE. ill . weive,tlie Prize, no; v ypostte t Ft lan - rl,4ind descrih 1 in'thec.iq ft 'of t;ament is plltsw '? " Anti WhereaJ t , saki.ll-lanipnd is esteetheit_4Fskiltill ‘,` istsjo be !Aktritt.lc intehstia vqual Water and 4111 lliaiicy, tir any knolfff lliantonil ill ; r and the VltitM tlietvof is novireitiiiiated littl6 44 sliorLoP THIRTY 'V. H USA NtY P (*V NOS-. '' and Cor. No. It, PO.O LT It Y,Lendon.(e..ta blished in the year' i',7s§), and at tlieir Sta,e Lotteusy Offices; in Dublin and Glasgow, appoihted to sell the'rieltitts Of the above Lott;,-y: 11 A. ll.Ajdel of.thcfp r iarnond may, be ,seen at : el/hat of their °Hie • ' Letters 'Aits‘v.. creel, - srd Sehenies' , sent' _gratis The new SPEAKER, Sir Jour, Myrpotto, then 'addressed their Lordships, and stated, that he was commanded by the Commons humbly to notify that, in obedience td His Majesty's Commands, his faithftil ComMonivol the United Kingdom of Great Britain and:lrk:lnd had proceeded ;..0 the 'eleetion of a new Speaker, and thikt their choice , had fallen upon. He added, that hei,was corecious of hii unfitness in inany paints of view . for the high:and important office 'to which he was , eleeled, so muck that he Should: feel warranted! in _representing his unfitness *to Majesty's Commissionth, it' he was bm.tuiboldeneti .to undertake the Off.ce considerarionof ltis having been the 'objeet of the choice 2of thole: whose province it - was to - deet hint, add . thereby indticed to hope he was not wholly unfit to .charge its funttions. 'the LOR t) CII,ANC E Ltot then stated, iti feel, that .tite Lords Commissioners had it in 'command from His Msi e.L•ry, to declare and announce that lii.Majciry's opinion of the emi- I nent abilitiesAisplayed by his laithful Servant Sir Jour: Mitroeb, in a situation of. high int. - portance and trut in the Adminisrcrtion of the , 1411 v of England, and the zeal which he mani..- lestedfor the due maintenance of the tipp• inestimable Constitutionsof these ,Kingnorns, and,. his profound knowledge in the' LA's' thereth, duced His - MAJESTY fully to approVe, allow, mud , confirm the choice which his faithful Commons had Made of Sir JOHN Murrozo for their SPEAKER. P 1.4 ------.------------,--. URCIIASERS` in the 1..0 TEKY SECURED ' ' troth LOSS. CORNIII4.L . , It /TFRCHAN S; EANKtis,, LOTTERY, .1-1').- SO,CIETIES, 'and the Pllklil(..in goner 4; 4,1 t. fe , :pecgully itif,inigil, bat all 'l4O , L'T.5 0r StficWE'; purchated in the iites mt ENOaSit:LOTTE k I' at the hhove Old Established Office. •• .'.' ' ' . • ! . , •• T. BISH, . .. ;On:: of the Contraelors with (ovantiL • htt tbr`tfic said • • Lottery), ' itxttiArlas TO TAK)37 ',Avis On the Saturday lx:forc the Dtawip, •)t• fejt= the 141ohey,' Should- iex 1.:7 N Ot • SliA It Es be lower Chan 'the present • • - Price. , 'l l tuella - ers at the abort:l)::,.. ~ : ill therefore liave the 0.•• , ble Advnr. .::.',• they - MAY (:.;I'^I MIT CANNOT.LoSE.• ' Ticitelcand Shares are sellinkin the greatv's variet% .A the sane Price as , •vcry .other.Oflice: a Cre•li: ; 7.11.1 I s t- - - LSOiIS 'M.' the Country, desirous ofrhaving •t' zcx I, -$. $ of !ASIA* i.s, may he supplied. the. sawn Ais if. pri,isaii,, i.,y isendirw 'Ott-r..;'.. Okclgs, Aorid 13'014 at phur, , I)..tei, ;Dank Noteo, or CaAt, te - ' , ..e 01,1•:r .nhi , 4hen °ali o :, • .. - No...4,AIORN . HILL, !.,ONDON I •• T he &theme of I Ti.0,44.:M!r. Ofk:0•!•447 9 1 „,„ 1 .tt u4P 4--Y , i..?-• proved, spa lotaiits the fol,pming c,tem.4-j0,..: .. • ?.,. zt . or -16,600, •: 4 ''.; 'coi.lt i - .;nr.i., , •e. - of .. 01.0,00p'i 6 '7'of • - . 3 - 01 .- .10.000 10 - 0f 1 • • t 6 •:. : ut ' - . 5 '.`"), 4:c. itc. ;• ' , . :... I F LliltU ABM l' I:I C. 1:...S .. 1 e .: T.ick " et ~.. - 0 • - if A it •_ . _ 's A 0 - tighth . 1 ' : - 2 s 6 : Quarter ,;.. - 410 o SiXtetlith -•- i 3 0 4 4* irikers will rile . gradually ati• the 11:74whig ap proaches, ii..il will but he ehcapci- • • *`•• ' Tickers and $h -trek Registered t Monty for the Prices as soon at Drawn vaiitiiill llusiness relAtive,tu the rublii Funds trausacl.4l iy L ‘th. fidelity 2114 dispatch, by 'P. DISH. s• • ri• • • ,;,• . .FIFTY-SEC,OVp NIGHT ` SANS- SOUti. s r the Authority or the Right Hon. the LORD CIIAM. TERLAIN4' 0 110-MORROW EVENING, Februaty 14, will ,be presented, at SANS SOU I.eicester %dace, Leicester.square, ati Enterviiiiment, in Two, arts, called THE CAKE-HOUSE, Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART X • /km -• Dregs and his Villa. • Song --..-Pcipietual Ree.—Cunjugal l'ete.a.Tete. Swig The LottivirkiN Wedlock. Ree..-. 0 TriAl. of ratieuce. bung -- Aiwa, Ann, Nan,l4ance, and Nancy : Rec.—Agreeable Coin son* —Love , and. Reason. ,Rec.----A Receipt to kill Wives. Soug— The Poet and the Payer. EC Maitre do DarterSoll4--ilc Grand Balle t. PAßT. It. fie.—T lie Captain and the Poet. Song--litothet falfiv Tiii4l Love: Rec.--'A Return rot' R.C35011. Song—The sweets of Love. Rec. --th t , Club. .Sedg-4-The'Thing, the Kick, 'and the Goi. • 'Rey. ~ •••The Mess. Song-lack at Greenwich. •Xiotting. Song-. Great News. . . , • , PA 4 T ' • " . t . Rec.-IToreest•Caltb. Sving- , - , l4igitgate Probation. nee; " Ilead. , .Svng4-tkaptlier Cup and then. -. Rec.. Which is the Way.Va ‘Vilittsof ? Song --A Link! Ree:—The two Do;;;;)6. Song--The Canary Bird. ' ltec.--Bits and Serails. tf;Ong rehb. }tee:.---The .Coup.de-crace. bong-7-T l} a Union. The whole is wr I ' tter4 and c omposed. and will soukci4: sung, and accompanied by Mr. DIRDIN. • 7 Aolesls..aare : a Aistllery as, 1 'poor& to he °pencil at Seven o'Clock ; the Perlnritlatke tbhrtin at Eight: • ,l i a ~, .) ' Th, SPEAKER then made a concise and v.' i propriatc reply, expressive of his grateful tha n ka' for His MAJESTY'S royal approbation, and par_ . ticularly for the very gracious terms in which he was pleased to order the same to be expressed and that he should.endeavour, by a faithful and diligent discharge of the duty he was about to enter upon, to compensate for those' errors to which he was unavoidably liable. PlaceS for the 110XCS tolittaken ut. -1 1 4 r. Dibdin's. Music Warehouse,: Leicester. plaq„J.eiceste r - square 4 The Songs •in the C44:italise ire all published; and map be had at Alt.' DibdiniVarithouie. • Monday 'Mk Goose 'nod Gridiron and Christmas gambols. Sans Souci will continue open Mondays, Thorstlat otitt Satunfoi, during -the .Season. The Commons a who had attended in a greater number than we ever witnessed on a like occa;ion i , then withdrew. " • TO BAR.CL VJILDERS. ACO.M MITTEE- Wotshipful COM. PANY' -SKANN EU; will. meet at their Hail, on.Dowgate-liilt, on Thiirniav Ahe r;th Day of 'march next, precisely at Eleven -to• r e s• c i ye pR (l p O. SALS`tor 1141fLPING a NEC- IiARGE.I.4r (4,c h om_ . Particulars of ihe Plan, - &c. may be haZI by applying at the rleiltio Pilice at the Hall.• •, The. Earl of MOIR A called the attention of the House, to the eirvunt,tances of the number of' insolvent Debtors confinaci in different parts of the Kingdom, and in . Whose behalf their Lord-, ships had received many Petitions during the last Scsr,ion of Parliatnept. The present dearness of all the Necasaiks of Life, very much increaset thoir distress, in rendering it more difficult to maintain theinselves" and their families ; at the same time, those circumstances, their Lordships must be aware, must increase the cupidity of Creditors. It whs nOt hia intention, at that time, to propose any specific measure upon the , subjeti, but to call the attention of their Lord ships to the situation of these persons, and to observe, that at such a period as the present, (wo conceited the Noble Eatl to allude to t h e Win mencement of a new Parliament), they naturally looked up to the Legielattuc for Relief. He did not mean to propose himself an MI of Insolvency, thinking such measures would best flow from Go vernment ; but he felt it incumbent on him to call their Lordships' attention to the situation of these unfortunate persons. \ „INliga.. • TO (4E .50iLD :111 BY All CTION i At Two hridges . on Dirtmore on Tuercl 'the 2.4 th Fe., bruary, at Two o'Cloat in'th a e AftOnOn' TWENTY-FOUR SIX T Y.FOUP:TH SHARES of a late.- discovered, MINE Ot) Bear Down, Dartmore, in the County of Devon, called Whe a t Virgin, about one mile from 'Two Bridge's”; to'''Aii:h there is a Stamping Mill,of•three Hammers, andan'ineine lately erected for drawing off the Water, and about 2001. worth of Tin on the Grass, of the best twality.' The Advantages to Adventurers in this Mine areslikely to be great, as she intproi•es' much in working. .Any Gentleman desirous of becorniug . a, Purchase!, or. NvOiPg to obtain particular information, is requested. to applk Captain Stephen Thomas, it Two Bridges, on , Dartlnore aforesaid. For RHEUMATISM,, SP RAINS;IIIWITES, &e". -Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. IT is with real regret that the Proprietors of this Medicine (in consequence of the extraordinary rise upon Spirits, and upon other articles of which it,is vospd), find themselves under the necessity of Stavin to ;: course to the same measure Nirl'irch they adopted' in • namely, that of ackling-Siitence pet 'Bottle to therPrice; in. eqder that they may beable to continue the tiusioess. a fair profit. They, however, pledge themselves 'to the Public, that when an y material and permanent recliiEtion in the Articles of till.: Composition - shall tales end, .vhcr avill:again lower the charge,, and give notice of it, as the),, 'did upon the formcroecaswn. The superior excellence of this Medicine, and .the con: sequent demand, having-produced 4. , (aricty of Imitation: - „ Purchasers arc requested to observe,. that on the out , :dir of each Bottle of the Genuilic Opodeldoc pasted Stamp, in.which are engraved these words—•••F. NeAV- Wry, No. 44, St. Paul's," , All other.; are counterfeit. Sold only by F. Newbery, at 'the' Warehouse for Dr. ames's powder s No. 11 aAi. l 4S , in _ 5 's..churchlyarti, a lew doors from the corner of Cheapiide, London ;* and by his appointment, by Messrs. jeboult mad. Co. No. rse, and I. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; J.. Wade, ().lit Bond-street B ayley and Co. - Cockspur4reet, Godfrey and Cooke Southampton.street ; 3. Ward, Mtddle-row, Holborn ; T. Tutti, Royal Exchange ; and W.. 0 tarke, Borough, /147 h-street. Price 26. 60. per Bottle, includ ing the Stamp, or six for qs. sd. • N. B. As the Opodeldoe for Exportation is exempted . from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of• authenticity, ipwl as great quaatittes of counterfeits - are , sent out of the Kingdom, all persons abroad, to prevent nest iinPositiona, are desired to be particular in ordtaing th"'r kttents to procure this Medicine from Mr, Ntw berg's. • The. LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Woolsack.arA took occasion to• observe, that 'the general system: of the Law of Debtor and Creditor in this Country greatly required amend.: ment. Towards That point he had for some time past turned his anxious attention, and had con. suited several who, from their habits and pradice, were much more .conversant in that species of legal concern than himself.--Me understood the Noble and Learned Lord to observe, that the alterations which had of late years taken place with respeit to the' Laws , regarding real 'end per. serial property; the alteration ;n the circumstances 0f property - of this description, arising chiefly from the greatincrease of Commerce, and The nature of the application of the-Law under the present sys. tern, strongly in.his mind ; called for revisal. He therefore called in' the assistance of persons ' ()b.. v,lously from Their situations, better, infortned . of th'e. nature and circumstances under which this branch of the Law. Was administered than he eOuld be, particularly the knowing and crainent run . r: , •• . Inattary, ttiot. • FR.ELI-1()LD _ESTATES in . BED - FORDI-1113.E. ,TO BL SOLD BY AUCTION, • At the Sugar Loaf Inn, in I)tinstabte, iiinzl'hbrsday the sth day?' March next, ligtwcecn Atte Hours of Three and Six in the.Afternooo, rTHE" . MANOR' of -HAIttiNGTON, with the QUIT R F.. Wirg i ', R late T ARIA Si itntl other ROYALTIES,...aIsg sundry VAI.UAIsLE and CQAIPACT FARMS, situate Within the said 'Manor and P.triFit of - Harlington, and in the' Parish of Toddington; adjoining thireto, together withthe 4; HEAT. of thesaid Panshkor. Harlington, and the 'RIGHT .or P S E N'tA TI ON to The VICAR AC E thereof, either I,,etl)er Grin the following Lots : . .ot .The • Manor Of. tiarliiigtOpi•, with the Quit . Rents, Rent Charges, and other Royajtics, to t.th:r with • the great Tythes of • the greatest part of the said Parish of Harlington, extendidg over 900 Acres, or thereabouts, including the Lands . comprised in. : this Lot, with , the . Right of- Presentation to the said,V,k,•arage and also the following Ccirnpad and desirable Farms and Lands; situate • in the satd•ParisholHarlitigtou, viz. -•. , . Dyer's - Hall Farm (all old inclosed ), in the ocupation of ibtdph Mead, Sundry Parcels - or. Land' lying. in the open Fields, in the Pariah of Ilarlingtoo, Jo the occupation of William. Merry, A lionse, Garden;and Smithis Shop, in Har lington, in the occupation of Thonuts•Ont. lick, - •• This Lot will be sold subject to the pay= ntent. ot: 41. per Annum to toe Vicar of Lvt 2. Harlington Wood End Farni (eiteept the-Lands to the . pnen Fields), in the occu ltation cif William Meriy, Tile Corn and grass TYthes over the satne. Lot' 3. Ilirlington - -Farm, in the occupilion of ,Wheelcr, Gosh: Elul 'Farm, tri the occupation of the said Mary Wheeler, • T-• Ttire Nees of Land called BennelN Hills, in the occupation of Henry Letch t . The Cornind Crass' Tythes . over thts.Lot. . • , Lot,4. All that capital and cotnpaa Fatm, called Old Park Farm, situate in the Pa ri3ll r 0 f.. Toddington, in the occupation of 00,n Fowler, . ittd,house Farm (adjoining the above), in the said Parish - of ToddingtOn, in the occupa tion oftThotnas Edwin, - A. R. P. 3z2 I 18 32 0 0 34 3SS o 3 Ei 3 1 72 0 2 t 6 2S 3 17 141 1 1, 196 IS, A 6 ,2.3 g 383 - o rti That part of the Estate in Toddington ta most desirably situated tbr building upon, as it comma:lda* very extrrisivc p,leasant prosneota in a fine Sporting -Country, near His Glace the Duke of Bedford's, and w„itilin lull& mile of tljc road leading .from Bedford ta-Uonstable, miles fann the former, and seven from the I7.tter,. foie)* from Woburn, Arnpthill, and Luton, and forty trout London. ThoinaE Thinker; of Tdddinlten, CerneAteeper, will chew the Estittiis, and printed Particulars 'nay be hiri of him; also at the Swan, Bedford ;, Gtory s e, Woburn • j)lin4table; Ceotgc, Luton; W;ol.)ack, St. Alba'n's;` of Mr. Bishton, pit. -at near Shilthal, Salop; and in London; of Moki H owri Great Marlborough-street, when', &elan may he wcii. Tr Tim Tenets are VitikuNotiov to quit it Ladi•flay •• • , 1 INDIA 110 R February tt, tBot. ATHE CPURT,of , DIRECTO RS of the COMPA NY of AI ERCIIANLF Jf ENG LAND tradirii to the Britt do here& give tie ir . r.4i.kr Boob. of tbisaid Ccitlarg's Stub, 4vlll 4r lblie isr:Titeptitr, the 3:1cl lamb rrixt, at Two 6'Cieck, 4totedagdir#4l gth of April . . 7;Lat"4i rte Iy c;ene.',ll Colv . t f!,1 • /Mid C111111%111)' will 4e . their 'll.lgtei in Leaftexl.mit..ttrat, Lit. ii . ednetdD . , • thr ! ist6 tyliii.,,el; next, at Lin the 1 • That ktofirlai•awst (,f the, said Can ny will 14 held at t, !belt Mite nbait-sto ett,• t 4 Bth cl ;4prir,n: , xt, fi;l l 4 N.'ne o'clorA .the' until Le Even/4, ji.t.; the teencitt ofr Sis Dip “If , r, • ,tke tall 'c..111,414y. c 1a• 14:g trear4 . . • • Ala Alt -t.k2:l-::t.t of: tine said donpily2e iii Ge read to. 4 4114,rdaf tltl iflee.ae, 011 Tuesday, ,the 2..v6 fd . ..nrk 1.•. W1L1,14 it 1Z..411144 EA.S I*.ND t 4 - .110 Fee,witt!y 11, acsi. rl - 7"HE CURT cpPR E C.l' r) R S cf the .tz,vir.SpcpAii 3 ,lly; - • :\' rs 1" ENG ira.4sg to ibe East 41;e 4 , e ri, r, • That .tre In •r' rated e Zlth i n. taut , .1 , Lrn any l'ersorti u .h c : CG I' R .IiO7:TO.VIT.D ! !;111.1'S, the Jr:„ln sc;;.to 6,,, thr said Com pal t y's str.n . ce ; such .S . 4ps to /t• apt !tie Survey.r.;, and to Er ra in cur, , y orspeu a 404 r r t , tit vs 4•Ji A:.l, rt.e 7 ,t.s t. tie 1.:14.41 Rate of . Piei L yili as :tete 1011 1 , n:a oe.t,r 44,, imnity of rnakiftia7 abatement. 7%A. Tender.r,zz..itb 1L,:itt.4411 . "Ship Twitter" au tie revel-, -co tr . .resent scand kp itith the Scertta7, at or T'ii : C. s ia . .l .. 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TO BE SOLD, by Order of the Astiignees of a Bank rupt, on' Wednesday the 25th day of February instant, by AUCTION, unless previously disposal of. by VA vate Contract • - • A coMPLETE - BREWERY, ,at EYE, in 1 - 1 SUFFOLK. - in good Business, but capable of being conJiderahly extended ; consisting of a good Dwelling. house, situate in the =ire of the Town of Eye, a Brew ine-office,, Malt-kiln, Malt-Offices, Store-houses, Ware houses, Vaults, Cellars, Granaries, 'Stables, and other convenient anti suitable Buildings necessary for the busi nes:, ; a commodious Garden, and about 13 Acres of good Meadow and Arahk Land, 'how In the occupation of Mr. John Jacob: Also Twenty-five Public-houses in .the Lown and Borough of Eye, and other Towns and Villages adjoining, or ni the neighbourhood; and the Good-Will of several others. - - • - The Rental of the whole Estate is about 3601. a year,. at moderato Rents, and the houses and BuildingS all in good pai r. N.B. A considerable Retail Malt Trade tn.:) , tic carried on upon the above. Premises, • Eye ix situated in a'gocal Barley Country, and within a short distance of suveul Cam Markets. : • Further - p:atictilars mity be had or Mr. V(ayth, Alf. john Wythe,' and - Mr.: Sewell, at aye, the Assigivaes, who will chew the - Preinitms; of Masai. Browpe and tiVar, at DIGs, Suliotpro to the Assign= ; and of Mt. Carter,. taple'lnn, Ldr‘on.• - • EAST INDIA tIOUSE, Frhrmaty 11 . THE COURT of DIRECTORS of 1. 1 );_- UNITED COMPANY' Of AIERCII2I NIS h:NG -4,1 ND trading to the East Indies, .do howly mound the !ph/tr., of Bills of Eichange draws.:.f the sold Corer'', in lipidatioa of the Indian Debt, ageteally to the At el Padid mew passed in 1793, that the several Bills drawn . front Fort William, payable 548 Days after any and every date letween the I Ith a r ioher, 1798, anti 3 1st Angust,l79h will he paid I On the First of March next. Ald the sa;:i Court do abs gl•vi Notice, that the Bills of the aboty al-i•a4 robjeil to the option of Sitonitnei 41.41113 e paid whe,l due. . „ ltl RAMSA le, Sr