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[PRICE SIX PENCE: _ . • MESSRS WILLI AM PAXTON. and COM PANY inforni their-Correspondents and the:P.4ollc, t hat. in vonsequenee return., of their Partver; 'Mr. C RLES COCKEREL ,from Bengal, the ',resent Firm . of AV I Ll.l AM PAXTON 'and CONIPANY on the First Darof - .MarelCia.la ensuing, be .changed to that Of l'A X rot.;; , COCK Eft ELL, and COIN-I.FAN Y , . No. 24, Surrey-Street, Feb. 25,, Wt. . Tlll'. N'lsltE-ROVA 1., 1)1:1:KY-LANE. ON MON.DAY ENENING, March 2, t::c ) ‘rjll be performed, n a ViLT Ml 3 • • .• Go, frit E Olt I ?AV 01- L.c.ITE WitivaNew Prouigucand Epitugue. . The Citar.daati by " MAIM! 'CA WR(IIIC3-ITON, it:l 7 .3.4fsLE; _ Mr; 11ARRY:1101t•E, h r11ir..1111,17., Mr. LTA NNI ST E R, jun. , • IrAi Nine, Mr. STI VDT; Mr. TR(/ ENIAI4 • • •-' Mis"1}01 , 1; 1 )14110. TA 1 N, A 74 lass. 'SPARKS. , %vs'? tt T-TAR.T.M . E 3 IN AMULET. Maf o t-rh,..c)rphhn ProteitM, continuing Wive* recrivetl rtio. , highest applause, by blslli a „ t an d o vectipwing Audiences,w ill be repeated every further n9tice ; on. Tuesday. with 'Who! the Tito ? off thtirair; %filth CZAnus ; and oil satnrcby, .0/44.,iniivirre3t4: - • , t 1 I F.Vl' L-R( I V CO NT.CARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENINGi March 2 1 180 1, Will be perrutmcd t IMS T C: RICHARD. THE TIIIRD. Kirm Richard; AV CO M: F, tionttody will it-per ftinned c‘ cry , Ttacsflar and Pitodardttriti); Lon, , • k-Sc • ,Witl4l3 . CON C ROOMS. I\4 lB S -11NWOOn's EXIIIIIITION is now ' . , , cip alia catutotte every clay cifitkl! lititnikliitiln the :\ Miningllll. venatio , ThoivtAitiolrs.thissrasem, are, Th . l:l wcr i tlMAN i fruin the celentted•Victitre of Gams ti/11-6:00). ifl kijohi atlaptettThrits reception: . thki , anik . e'Wiialitnan , its' W 60 1; an 4 Mist- Linwood's notraiti. from a P4itltiakhy. 141)pwa. Admittance One lling. • . „ • • BorKtratiwisyliwr. AT tliz - fIENERAt QUARTER stssiotsi of the; P 3 frifeli . of Our Lord' fhb Kluv, holden (hr alqtrtuntrii - nt) , at the Mitg . i,strates' Charnf , a in Aylesbury, it: the said Countr, otsgatarday. the 711 i 0.1) . of,rehruary, the' 4tSe 'rear "or the'Reign ut Our St‘tOign Lord g ethectihird, ; by= the Grate , of God LW 'the United .44914'0f tlytai•Britiiit Ireland ,Kint, I)cielidertof The r.zith : Tqajesty , s justices of the Peace fur the m-countrbt"Butkinkhani, in Scstiot, asseiribied, rib Titat.in pursoancu'of thektatute.rnado i re th el i t ts,,Thm tht , Reign pre tit. ajtsty, en -0004,, , All Aect h)r .rnakitig; bettor Provision for the '",l4lntittiknefol'ihe PObr, ...nctifbrdlittlnishing the Can: •' seitliptibit 41 - Ittead (.Fore, hy'dire44log , the! 111.11111er Of aß ptiAiny; Parish,Reli....(unttl the Sixth Day of Novern. #'l* h, ;Sol, and front tlien,:c until the cnd - of Six' Weeks 402 , 4t4itliki-,VlL 4 ethit‘orthY then next SessiOnor 4.1 . / fteitt ) "; , / Wry Imre rOjournetl4 their said- Session until e.-,id ,3 4 av the at. noel' next, at(Eleven o'Clock rechiely:;Not". the..:titaei`strfites r Chamber in Arlesbtley aforiliikTflitflie-fiirther dastring the said Ad into execu- Cl Clerk of the Peace. 14!li`feb. 1 8 . 5 5 , . 7 -, l , .Dnfitli . ANTEttICAL - SIItUATION in a pasilidn_ "Able 1V tacit% Place Orillir DIS OGS EDOO, on * i deate -For 1 4 4tioulars t 4iiply lit . by ~etter, 44)`tc; Mr: Callay; Nlediiat C faxS St GAL A SSI STA;kt. in GPAssitii Scheidt ' an ASSIST Vc 7 GtftifleMiln ckke4r4iis,or an, F.nga gc -54.a- in it 501 1 0 01 , mlliu has been 9bril ton, Gram. mi c, Nei a fiLcility in makiag.tapti Vgues may ap- Rev.teiceiti!r. 'he ifidm s aittlittdcy Testimbsgats wilt be niquifetl. ... . ciiAPLAtdOllO *.i.z.rfsf.). . .... , . A ..• ~... :N• ativtioia-tf, PRFMl4:ll\4..wili.—be.; giyea to , , ~. . 4 . i ma,r . .crs . 9l,..witowill procurt ;Itch a, ; 6 3uatilwation fei - 't 'e Advertiser. ...liippd,-151/4ktiii.--r, ter A. H. ltd. i , It' iifteleAloVriv•bilild. iftetr.• . C-it y'JET,Ict: . • .4. .1 ; . ANsur rr . - AAS many People who have consi4titahlii Oro'. pe(rp ic•tiv tittitis t llirtae Oef39oloc ful A S Irls of S 4ct whal,,,to nut clip?, fa Kl} quk Qf th s : Stocka gii - ateanYkfiff iMittok# Itifr; liiitten9l=l)4 Pounds ii ti.s46)l fo'bE:3l4frAilikitins' 4- LOW tif f•ptt VCAti Of )1 fge,.. for InbAnnulty of Art Hiti4oo,yl:4,r . for her Ltfc, lc :cured by are tin ..in xle hams Cif Tr try,, as 4n i tic i i Ettck, as filt`inte - eclea Nesfil , ediff phhio the 'n y. A ~• Efiquile 'of Mt:lVtayetnic.• n.filashisti Nb. 6, stab& 111094-ctrat, Clatv4larlxi'.l • • • I , --.4......4"..-' A , • . 4 gd • kolyWilA ti- , ! b l ist ,iioi*pa.oo't . dart'!" 4"tl fittiC§, die -, 1 Ai i tt6ti of A fStiurils.44'htii; 4vrillti tt i&' itleadt Fro* iny trs yopoti`able CM - tilt:li tik It . bales .extretriel y utterer : Iliit tg,.....„,,h."o4i4r,y.pist•l:rrir t P7 11 . , T 1 l.' l a ! . 1 t i. , % t t c ti l e i t i stienti 4 rif i a t 6l l /4 14 111:i f a i4 c) ieit i Ts; 'new, . z rot j tet t-tiraftttertil.ti 40itisfreutlrnoc, Will iNiAlitil is ttittpy rttus to teiukittoPeokile qt' Rank and Honour, or to Per. " - ii - iiiSscilit4 of L'hriderl, or equal~ 0141 - "Vre i fyißt (theift• c etero; sar Latliclt'batinx Dowers or S.lticmcnt,, in particular), any instant Sum, / ly ,5 11c-dem-Mc Annuity, Loan, at Annuity i ii m eo , b„, tlt tett , ibulit'tildniL , 6l. - 66i 6f Ittorb thdti cool. to any one Person. It would Uc 'UM tO Ittltiarice, Unit et% u u t ur g rrerhi,..t . ,: of Ittis-Adliteto is not. to italic . e, leo lap an tale,bg.r.wltat c;iti . Peg,ocle b common .5 lqrt Ktftr Pith 1 - f tinott'i Tht tr. Illy - li cite tiithivt• ; tine: verthtlesit errtrAmaditnt trtising . froth it, will - evidence titrinkfctutiit 4 op . p4pcilivifilwitticaliy epposqe to h e numerous alluring; yet' too generally) decept s uitis; of. iefsiin Olt .stbjellity 01 t Etaily Prinb ; 6f . eanise; on liutiples of integrity" bedew, anti ditpaieh . and fit 01.- 6wst gf unfailif,gly yiOtling the most petit:6 satistattiva rollie IfOriii‘i•iir, ih tlielesnif.- I,etters only, candidly giving the Niitili and iitelitiMit of the respective Writers, will be noticed ; but every gen tittirtniritttentinn will be - itititt to 'sod), directeti (Postage .free ) to Alt. I.l. tf lackson to the care of Mr. Richmond, the Master of 't t: It'w I thapter, 'CALA:Arouse, i)ulie's. cuurt, .13ruad-tebtirt, 1.un,.,' , -facre, testillbii.—a;," No Agent, 44 13roker,.,.can be liUctwotto,. .... j,, kf.'Abl : rAtAlkitt. lkiair - .4 / 4"/104INS itt .. , i)esesSiot) -of-41*ooesttoi, arising from Frechold Copiliold, or Leasehold Estate% in Lind at Hdlist.3,ll,4rer'.4n Atilt Charges, Marriage Settlements 14 itlowP jointures, :An. t ;l3 i, - s , p tq . .4!..1) tig4 0 her cct, tdn income for Lite, May be Supplied with 'temporary or pc rnianunt., (Quill: Amount, hi _paying •Aiii))nty tbl.-thestinte. .•' Tits Nobility -and Geiltrx. of knitiVii Piaperty. or their nia) - ai..'ebiiiiiibitarcsl:citi their - p - fsolvill ; I nd - Di may' nisfance - vvitere:l4 dual Wray K. deemed insylNient, the dtfeliti;ni 'at itniitl)et person to *avant& illeqstrydtentAit Atfirtett ! 4 ‘ , AN , move the 01)jeetion • and,,.in all cases, privilege will be giv'M to hitt itcf4torn the principal at their own Personal applications ‘% ill be received•evertilavtiiiloor o' C lock ;-, mod-Letters civil . ) Correspondents in To wn Cpuntry,(po , li t),A4I) wi'U, bv ansv.vreti, ad drd9AA iireAoi '6l:the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town I lome, No, -4; +ewer John-street, Golden ,•• • . • • t I I{ POOR' ORPHAN'S OF CLERGYNIEN. IT the ANNIVERSARY` MEETING . of .: Abe- Society • for 'Maintaining and Fdticotiog- Poor Orphans Of Clergymen, 'Oll or age to he. put Apprentict, hid at the Crowit'and Anchor Tavern, in tbe Str4 d, LondOn, oilfrUestlay, Februnry 24, tact. The • following. Children were eleetzd into tho Societ y. 's Schools, viz. BOYS into the School at, near Thrisk, - • Ybrkshite G LDAR r FAvvetr-r,.04e; 'the three Children of the Rev. John Favcett, late Vicar of NI il&rd,-liantpshire. Jonn MAYSMORWOrIe of t he six children of the Rev. Iltnphrey - Maysruoto;:.lato;•Curate , of- Welch Pool, Montgomeryshire. C AR t.rs -Tx Y v one'of the `three children of the Rev. William Try; late otTaititettbrd, Nottinghanishire: Gx,o G itl):4 4 IVL,t.cttatnx, one of the tour cltildren of thc Rev. Richard W4:4;114444, late ,Vicar of DodiOrd, NOrtliamptonshire. GIRLS into the School of the Society, at Lisson Green. Sit A eL VLOW, datig,hterof the Rev. Thomas Clulow, late Curate of Tilton, LeiLestrbliire. ts'Y M.n it A.FRANC s, : one' of the five children of the Rev. John Francis latetinrateof Alt-Saints, Hooting.. don. FRANCIS ANN.PAXTON, one of the five children of the kev; /tarry PaXtozi, late Curate of Great Veldtiarn, ,Esser C ItAlt LOTT t..-11r.to. ETl' A P, AX+I4IN, another of the, fiver children of - the Itoi 7 Hairy Paxton, aforesaid. SA tiro u I.L.rwEi.yrqvue of the tight Chilthen oftlie George Llovelyn,, late Cliratcotrf Lanarthney, in the County of Carmarthen, t - , Et izAurrii SA LKLI.D, one Of * the . Nur children of the Rev. Joseph SaMeld, late CU - rate; or Hougliam, Lin ' . ooltoihire. • , The above Society, while t4y acknowledge .with.gra titune the geutTotis support thefhave received from the beg Wave at the same tune tia'state that owing to the 4;xelibivc :High -,Prica(of Expenees. of their undort*ing,haveuilitrig,..the last year, excxedcd their .Income several pounds--on with:li account - they have been untitr , the painful:necest.itN,l of excluding tour Poor Orphioui, whp-likewhic-petitionixt , tolik taken under their protection. SubscriptiOns and Donations to this benevolent Imtitu thin arc reveivcsiby John Tophan, Jisq:lNo. to, l3txitiani row,.7llrassurcri and by t h e itcv. Edw. Embry, No. zB, Tavistbck-strtet; CoViau-g.inten. •`EDW. E See CASE. OF DISTRESS. THE fbilowirig Case of Distress it is humbly. hoped : excite the sympathy of. a generous Public :tIYO UN LADY, whose Father had besiol.s•Cd on-her all the accomplishhicht• of a most liberal educa tion, and had bequeathed to her and her Brother the whole of ;L considerable property, w;tcleft,, by the dem= of her Parents, to the care of two Cuar4ians, .at pointed by his Will ; one of them declining to•aa, the care- of the ver sow and estatcof this untbrtunateOrphan devolved on the other, a thoroughly unprincipled 'villain, who dissipated the fertile of his iVard;,and, by a series of personal ill t real mpnt, 'compelled...her to seek rotation by marriage wit h,apitng man-of worthy character, but in a situation totally nacounietent to provide for a family. The exist owe n'e the Guardian was terminated by ah aa of suicide; brit that** of hia•easuluet arc dreadfull y felt by living vicliuts. Vie- unhappy stitferer,. whose case is here slateir fo the. Pittslie, is, together with -her husband atid Ctilifrin - minced v) state" of the Most pitia bit& ((Orris. • . Long arid; debilitating icktiess has augment ed the horrors of Poverty in this truly. unfortunate family, for wlinse relief the contributions of the humane will be thankfugyrectived by Mr.- ildwatid . Bill, No. 3, Mew Bridge,strot4 slackfriars ;. Mr: Robert Vieetwood, apic.ct, Somerset Place ; sir. R. S.• Wells, and' Nadi. Arthd6b ; Esc; '2ly4tact,"Holborn. . . . Renolie - dons alYttatly received: • s Nitta S s T. G s zvk i n t 1; 0 6 Ward : - S 0 N. t.' 1. z o Ditto, 4 lo 0 Mo. P. C. 2 2. 0 A !Arty - ro: 6 I. _ ro 6 t f ,tdry _ • 0 IA 6 J. S.T.- 0 !r. 6 6:-C140021 . y 019 6. 1.*J3,41 - 4, E. 0 , 10 6 T. ,1 9( 4 " ;;i " \V,TeT s 'kt:' • a. fa. ( 6' : 013 6 TAiettartrion, Esq. r 1 '0 Mr. li, Vetting ,t t 0 litcharOsdn, Esq. o Mr,. E. Young oto 6 A qcntleitan o 5 o Mrs. RobOrti o ro 6 o Atirttir.o MiDow#ll i i 4- Dr Sherson- o ro 6 ILA W. . .1 .o.- A Lady - -0 to 6 K. S. W. .c 4 0 Mis's fitkfCheSoll 1 .1 0 .1-- Winslow, Esit. I. 1 o ?tut'. gYstitit, Esq.- o to 6 A lady et 7 o Mri..oent i Q Mr. Rob. Walls 010 6 J. Eddowcs, Esq. t I 0 Mrs. Young I r o,A I,xdr,• by. Mr. Mr. lephson-,.. • 1 0 •f: oig nuts - to- 6 W. Kandalt,tiel. ' l 6 Id d Anairttholis .0 7 6 P. kiendriv, Esq. oto 6 M A N. - r I 0 . PASIIfeiRAPLFA),ettit(NG. - ' • Vsr it) 14, . . Ni g iie Ar t , h L a E t ALLEN in h !rin roi s sp h v i c s a -P f tli ti `ali a) d .de ti nd ie s , ,l P a u .re b. %/hen; hO has Taught theselast !slx years, ,al4l Etas end g - fiew ACAthu fr y , Fashitini le !lancing,' at NO; 4;4 '(Ttt*, Aylitgstititt, PoOdirrares'-betels. : His Acarieiny also at the.We4t litalof,the,7l'.own, is„and • will continue open a; usual, at No. tg, glierrard-bitt:ct, C'Oltirn4square; *t :both when ChildTett, have learnt..ti impertectly, or florist Ai, are ttion and quittf in'ptiVate Nugtif to tiqtiti - ni gantly every Descriplitit'ofl)atice Ist Modern . Ptiitiee. itixtra Exertions !lvv am math:, to ibisten„-h t pipgryris of Stich Forcigners, Na and Army )iticers, Captains of hips, Ginli l t/1 , aritl.otiidiA. Who can 'tkrote but a short time tto this Jaecoiftpthittint.lnt—tpey tray re title in the hou4e (Luring' . their Tuition- -about a, fortnight iria• suflicietit. • • at' the 'Pedal 4layti, Pim() Forte, and Violin taught ; BI N H Broad Sword Ind 'Fencing: "Ow Annual 1$a11 . :wi11 'bo - on thursdar, the izth of tvi-ONEIr teiNiCiEft:s; :end VLACEs mutt- k;o_ . • ..!...V1;.36111 ENT r l -4 0.8H 13113PnliiiiD OF', our Appoi n linen ts • of it'd:, zeal. Veil ;r 4 and roil. per molt • G eat ienien Abat have int(s,e4t,:t4qc he informed of several genteel Va. eancies or at, 16 . 51. 1361. 01.1 'brith it and Abrowl. (:onttidstOopti.. in toe . Nulty fur Sue ;out Ex- Now, --TWO Tl)Olont4.ttye turiret - 1, or I'litee Tiliiu sAtiti featly for ttit l'iiichaSe of 'two eithiOr iiit 1811 itttigt6f the Gra n tors thiZtaii. s t ko#, rettgAilitit . 44l,,. tqloit ,Lantior Funded Property, Sco: rod ltictinies for Lilt rising from fistdtes,lifitisig, - 1114:1•ey Ittut qlarges, Motiage . ikttlktiteoni, 14iviogsdite..ATu ru4,y bi.stwpliccl • witli tempotarr 4Stipt., to .arty 44 . m . putit, ieireettiable At ant their trosactol 0,41 h sten.sy itod P et!fn..tl ikYttian tdo , Ritiville and' No. Strand, front 43ecot , tin Thrue .0 1 (Ziook, ;No rcittiVßi tint What arc - paid. - • - ' • • _ . . it.' *ril-sotuted '*`hr, ttpwatkiN, iu Oputse of ) -On toriit4 cligiOlc•tv •, At a MEETINGofa COMMITTELof the LEATHAt— TR Aria, held at the Houseeof Mrs. Harrison, leitoein by the. Sign. ot the Grapes, in Hale.streeti Liverpool, on Friday the loth day of February, !lies, forehe purpose of taking into consederetion an Advertisement whieh apt:feared in eherMenehester Mercury, on Tetesday the tub inetent, perporthig to be a Me.eting of the BUTCHERS, •riVNNERS, and SKINNERS: I : mil e dent in , tl*- Town and, Neighbourhood of 'M anthester ; • It was unanktionsly Resolved, THAT it has been proved to the satisfaflion of this Comtnittee,r - no Tanner was preteht at the said .itleeting, and only 'due - Skinner, and therefote the Preamble-is fallacious—nor ern the Resolves be said to be unenintntis, as that Skinneragreed to none of them. That, With respect to the tiret Resolve, it may be ob served, that the elltitchers, ehough owners and sellere Of the hides and skins, arc so tar from being the greatest and only sutterers, they are ix; sufferers et ell; so that the late Ael he ing represented as a grievance to the is ell imaginary, no reality in ir, as the hides are sold by' the Butcher to theTanoer at a certain price per pound, and engaged at thee pricefor a quarter; a half; and sometimes for it whole ycar together; without any regard to their he. ing damaged to i the flaying, ,and the Tanner a g ain sells his !gather by weight, and it neing grieliett or flawed, not-af. fec.:liegehe eMee • so that in this,calie re or Tanner are tliatithlerers,‘ at - least this wee' the universal practice the:Country it,rior tiao pessinleof th e late Act. That on the seCeild . rdesolve, it may be observed, that so ti.ir free,q,ele: late Act prevept4ng the flaying of what is called fallo beasts, thel,ides or Skins ot sueli beasts are evnerallY taken oft' by the tirmers' servants, and almost without it tingle exception they are. the hest. fl ayed, as daily observation will"ftlily preite. 'that on the.third Resolve it may be observed, what is left on bdOW thet knee and gambrel!' producer an increase of very nutritious food, of great importance tci the poor, and so tat from being used to mekeeltiltiren's shoes, tt is of little or,no use at ell ter any,of the purposes of leather ; and it is well known that the expellee ox manufacturing the shanks, when they were flayed , joined-to the first cost front the lluteher, was more by. three-fourths than ever_ could be mode of them e and though it appears very par triode in the Butchers to be so exceedingly anxious that the Revenue should not surfbr any loss, yet surely no wise Legislature would swish to raise Taxes on so „ruinous a Plan. • That on the fourth- Resolve it may be remarked, that the Vshing and flawing of hides and skins in the fl aying, is principally owing to the wanton negligence and wilful carelesseees of the professed slaughtermen, and not to the inexperience of the apprentites,, at a want of prattice makes them attentive to what they are Abut, and there fore they very seldom damage, the hide 'or, skin ; and that is the reason, as before observed, why fallen beasts arc n &teially.bylarthe best flayed, because of the Ore of the farmers' servants, who are not so expert at brandishing the knife, and enrelessly and negligently/ gashing away like the professed slaughtermen. That onthe fifth Resolve it may heobserved, experience has fully' roved the late Aft is .calculated to produce a great dealt - if - public good, its, it tends Areatly to increase the quantity of Useful Leather, an article of which there can not be too much, bring of such importance to our armies, our fleets, and, our inuntifaCturers,—and surely it can be ' fraught with but little inconvet*.ace to the Butchers. The places and hours el inspection are appointed in every town anti neighbourhood as convenient as possible. Per sons are appointed -Inspeaors who cannot mistake the plain regulations laid down, be ignorant of their (Wry, nor projudieed in the exercise fit ; and if' they are, the Ad. ,pnevides tbr their removal on complaint belng made to a Mae,istrete; and the Butcher is certainly in no instance obstrittied in the free exercise of his calling, unless - he considers gashing and flawing of hides and skins a part of it. , That on the sixth Resolve it may be observed, the ob taining the )rite Ad originated with the Leather Trade it: LiierpOol v Who weer not only' ueiverselly eupported b) the- LeeetheteTretle in the Country., hue also by spine of • the most respeelable Gentlemen of the .Leat her Trade in London: - who have been for some tine past, in"conoexion With the Beard of 'l' rade, revising all the existing, Laws relating - to l.cather;.and intend at an early period to apply to Perhameut for theineelves . , as the .same Itegelations that Would do for the Country, from local circtunStances would not do fur London, and observed , the Ac. they should apply for wetild fully embrace the same Ojai this we suppose will be done as soon as these Gentlemen have properly arranged their ideas on a subjea of such int* portauc-c to the Leether Trade in general ; but as the City of London huh in Many eases exclusive Fie ile.ges, they !Oust certainly be the most prtiper judges what wae.ealcu lame' to, answer their own : peculiar situation, and this ape pears to .bc a solid reason why Lontlun xii t its neighbour- Hood was excepta in the lateAel That with respeEt to the ith and loth Resolves, they ' appear contradictory to each other, as the 7th says, " That a tumble Petition, elite praying,for a Repeal, be forth with transmitted' td.the Members for the County of Lan caster, who shall be requested to present the same tie Par liament immediately,' but the myth ReePlVe says, " That a Subscription shall he entered into to defray the expellee of applying to Parliament , if soliciting art Ad foy.the Re peal shall ultimately be fotiiidtequieite." But it may be depended upon, it will, pot beailtittlet4ly found requisite to repeal the said Act, and it to to he M oped the Butchers will quietlY,and properly 0 4 . y tbellides Ain* Withottt gashing and flawing rhetu , Which, if they had always dente,, the lute . Aet would have beear total Iy, unnecessary, end which, if they now attend to, no penalty is itieurre(l, DO litigation, no trouble, no inc o nven i ence eeperieeeed. That t wee übservetiees be inserted in the Manchester Papers, and alsoln Star, Carlisle, Newcwle, Leeds, Chester, Birmingham, an d Rath. Newspapers ; that Circular Letters, containing she Resolutions ot the Matiche:ter Butchers, and the Rtillarks pi this Committee, be iniznctlierely wilt to all those places who supported the Leather Trade of Li'vurpool, in obtaining the late salutary, Law, and recomntending that .all unite strenuously tp oppose, by every means in their power, the Repeal of an Act produelive of such good effects tothe Leather Trade, 'and Kingdom ;alai - se. JOHN PHILLIPS, Chairman. K 1 RTON, NEAR BOSTON, LINcOLNia - lIR.E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCKION, py - WILOAM LtAK • r oil Friday the, i3th 'Dui of, Nlareit, t.So t , ,at , the King's Kirton, bets),..cen the-Hours of Four and Six in the Eycning, .stibjee.t to. stiP4 cSnuAtions Sale AN will be thenigutt4tal ; kVALUABLE FRFEHOLD_. ISTA'FE, 1 nclosed, and • Trrali-VREU;shrtt,ite at . K.irtoit aforesaid, in the Unloving Law: - • .• A, R. I ) . Lot z. Three Pieces nearly adjoining, -pact Arable, part PaAueu 12 2 34 Lot 2. Four Piinics nearly adjoining, part Arable, part Pasture - 16 o 3 Lot 3.*:FOur Pieces nearly adjoining, part Arable, part Pasture • - - 7 Lot 4. A good Massuage,, Burn, Stable, and Dut-buildistes, together with Six Pieces of rich Nleadow end-Pasture Land, being i►n mediatt 1 y ad joining, situate near the C IsuNih and Titriiiike-road - 43 a 7 Lot 5, .4,.Ptace of , Paature land, cal led-Row land's - - - - - 10 Lat 6. A Pinkof Land internti xcd with an Estate beet nginit to Miss Hutton, ter' *hick her Tenant 114 VS 41: la3; , per Lot 7. 'A !nese of Land intermixed ivith an L3tate . helongirtg to Mr. Towne, ter which his Timant -pays 41. Lai. per ton. Lot S. In Kirfon Fen, a srhall Hotite and •Barn, totlether Tfirthi Pitedsof rubte ',•Land; adjoining -ehth other - 26 3 31 %.hir. . John stestnett, the I'enant, will she* the 'Pre 11116e$ ; and a particelar deseriptien.ol each Lot :nay be had of Thome; kydrr, Esq.'No. ton, 1.9.1. don ; Mr. Ilandlev, Ste:dont ; tl.te Peacock, Boston ; White HorstoSpaldi;ig •, the Platy of-Sale I and of Mr, am, of Castor, or the Auctioneer ' at , Pletton, hoth neit Peterborough,. when.' flans Ot the U3t:N.IIOIU ften COALVISSARY.GEWLItrif.'s OFFICEi • .1.4n4.24,. Fet. 21!, 180/: CPNI 2 A4OI: - FOR 4R)11) "B,RE/11). \TOTICIi; is hereby giviN., to all ,Pe , 1014 a p t. IN . • f r ! /MBA!) /71-V .tnor4; i r to .I.Ld2ckY 1.44 , 141). RC :.S .111 tees, and' Ban Jill; to i rouN 71' €f .Sl4 - 11k •; the o lZsi47 ',melee to cc,n;notee on tiff 2pb. .t,.:11-1:71-1:1s'etext, that rei p44alsd Nivi iiv;. 144 4 up, f •igd nia,e4l,l CceN." ARAIXY 54411 bi. iee t ivo . :4 0 n:414i time, till sviMy of Maid; next. ' , E4S T . 44\ 1 1 . 1.4 ilo£ 7 l ac., • TIIF. C,O U V.' of D.l k ECTO R S_ of the UNITA . 'D 1".4 IVY L. ND i i ra4ing I b sic F .' "l , r g i, re Pltitli a Grileeal de tZad 1 heir- fiskiww, Lea..fr.ikail...suiet,.4:l-7C=l).-11",:t41;11 uj At or b Next, at. fitevec oeigek.l*.tke tuheii tkr its Rtsasititta if ftc..Caw. t : Pireltr4 1:1 the tub. butiva,,viti :Iffor r r Siq Pmet t *l4itrt 4 viz. " The Court considering with .the titmostrottiet v .tho Lctter which was :)'esterday reoeived.frois& ateßight Hoe. Hk itY NDAS, cif Tclin kittiihint the 'sititation whic;i - he has- so lone tilled, as Presidettr of the,. lard a CutrindS*ionett fur the of India, anti feeling the strongest inclination to give )iorne testimony of. rim hill cerise Wilielktilt, Court .euterts.in of the essential benefit the East India COnipasty- have-derived from the. unrcinitted exertion of his iitstinVistied abilities in that static'', tar. tyvaudt'. of. t 6, Y.rats,r iii addiiiettlo the impottant bervites he tendered , to the, Ccuipau,y FtrtVi l onus to that pcti4/8• RLsolvio..U**xlmou.aLvi. That as.* mak of the. great .ettcstn irt.tvltieit.the Court hold the eminent services rendered , by the . Ri l l t t. Hon. HENRY. DUNDA'S thoCompauy,,Jii: 'be re• quested to accept, doting the existence of; tlie;Cottlptly preasept litttitation of their exa;lu.siee :Trade.: orRII Antitlity equal to. the Sitlarl- while he received as Picsidelit of. thy Lard of Commissioners, viz. —ywro THUUSAN U POUNDS a Yeat, aiiil that the same be paid to hitni Executors, or Assigns." . WILL 1.4.41 R.4.M5..4)' 4 See: MEXT MONDAY tike ENGLISI - 1 IN 1.401 4 .1"F.RN lIEGINS DrtAwn4,G, - 1,'Ili; Sl'ilENli: CONTAINS .. 7. l'r . : - . , .c> of 1•3' . ." 0 2. .......___.— • 2., , •,:' 1 . .- 1 4 5, - ..J4 6 - 2,0.3 . 3' 1) i,,,0. I 6 ....___ 5 6-, 54 ---- lon I") .:_ t _____ Sy i) wz ,-, —.s.__. tS 11.1 LE A NIILLION ()1 7 1 1 / 4 10NEY Sterling in' l'rize. Part of the Capitals will b deternlint-chii limier! First-Ili-40>n Ticket 15th Day -- 4 . . T0. ,,, -' , - Ditto,49th pu . ' :2.2, r"5 Ditto ,. 33d pay . .. % 3-, :0 ) . . I)itto, -- ;:f;tlilNe.., --- .... 2,00., The PRIZES of dui LOT PEVA' 14.111, bo viiiktkt qhe UiFlal tiikieria, it! LI. si'll 2 .liLlNG. NiONIA'" NS iOl4,llJt 4ny Discount or piaittetion. ~ . . TICKETS atid Sll.llt l ii of TICK IT S ari tifllinV o . ev, 1,1('!N:1.1) I.(STTEItI: Oi 2 i.ICE i‘i. - E Liiii, Scoti.uici, outi Iriland ; Alia tilq rtizcs paid n Dcalantl, • . I•Eliql'AßY PRICES. - - • 17 9 — 6 ' ' • • tg 0 - . ; Quarter • - - 4 IQ v Sk).teelksli - ; Tickets its t. 4 4)rawinpti l awL and wit not li. chy;Apit. • • Persons in the, VotintrV utayr r bq' tnpvlitxt TiActit or. Sti:llo3, the 'aainc :is InAzgrin, t,y stnitifig Past ()Mice Dalitrs - , ,. g0(14.+1i11i,-Catlit; biu* - 1401,‘, tp Any Licsame.ci - • - . 5'14: 11 .- Lirt - ili:Ft'; , tin ISipp, , s 114.131S1)C1wil4; We 2(1 At Nlardl, 'lx - ,1. ' - 1 ill. TICKfCiS are Sold alai Dto iiiieti In , ~ • i UAINP....QVMVII:Aii Y-1(0 1 T-iis liii StY l ', TEP.NTiIs, 'S) . It.ti.Vizo, litißNl. ant Co. St t io,, Brokers ...at their' Mate-Lottety.: l Utiice, No. vs, under the Royal ExiAttritit, - , Lontion, and MlNN:bare e 1 on their tic. couAntil ..'! ...' • . ,- , ..i% Shares sold at this Of fi ce will be stamped agreeable to Act tit-Plirli.ournt, acid ASO with the Grown, and round ii liitird:anti Ci.L's Lottery-Office.. Lettorapposupaidi duly answered, atilt Schemes gratis. C)Attrs, itclicynp4l . ll4ll,..with sliqrt,itatarti Bills un Lonit9n, or Po§k 7 t)lll4:FOrt!Ors jiuntually atts.:nOc'li to ; !Indio pte vq4,Filist3lo' 41 vo:11 as delay, Currciporidiatts art, i:- ; quesictVto trasunt, iygi by 'Post. rank, 10i..a, i ap 4 - 9iitli'Sea 'Stocks, with their cc'ver4l Alllil4l.lth, 149. 'At ti, FUN:pier tills; . ah4dg Uhdol Goverrttranit SCclv fiei, b01i , , , ,ht alid.sold`by.,cpitunis;„ioll' •• • 4 ~. (0$ , h1P#94Y,144r.Q,A„,.) ,s r4T-0; ~ , 11.0,w4;44 iti,...GIN .y 4 0 4/ t ,G. - - 0 WIFT itnV , CO.,No. 11, POLII4I I Y, LON: 4.3 DON (statabliehe'd in the VetsmifitEand lit tiseir Suit!: Lotterv•-oifice 111 I)nrne, ',Vet t,.;.I).6sitIAING - ,aint fl'irm.. Kate, OLA stir) W, ate itjlpt4tl%d to sell' }the Tlizkets 4n4 StarnANl Shares of the English ' hottatiy 3 .a . ghteat,,lle t o Aik Of - Priiiiiialit. -- .. ; , -.•, ,- ' 1 . . . - - : t h iv e ,It P 4 1 0C., '' , , r ep,. . . Ats -TiFictit% jfi r Sfa IR ppti will. in a11:44 . 04bn. lity, drithinelb rise, it di ti not litiVit.ii that, 411 , plE.If to " take back Tickets or Shores, and fectun the Turcliirse Motwy on 44: tiaturday prtNA:dilV,..ttiv ,Ptawing l " c;tn be of athrainage to , the Pubhc I but to - those who think other wise, Swi rr, and Co. ht% fe'AV't tu,,say, that Ow ,-tirt equally rc.-tzty.at. any U ffik in the f4iixdoki; to ruilt'stach engagement, it required at the tittici :01* - the piti44 l 6F. , 6,c Cie try Cur res puntiont,, ,rotift v itig - , 4 9;1nk NOif §, ',sZlr4 good 'fiills,, ut Posr-Otitto - 'oAltg ' i \Yin 14* , Ti0,4,1U . Shares seta them, and an aaannitt of iltiStr 4!icessas s, as drawn. , • , •,- , . S*l r . r and Co. have been rerriarkittdy forinnate to tike Public, py the sale of w..itly ut OF CjAintiti Prizei in.the laa: Lotteries.' - , • PRUYIT (ft' ANY) - 41() Tut: vou*. R ic 4 M il let, .and Scotch Liiitinvi.iscirce and dvater), One recut itqll4l w Ottel;killing in I'lotir or lirettd. . llest pkrislo; It)A0 i se4t l sv. to 5•6%. per cwt. ;. Ti) . rlic 1'091( Millet (oitlyb ctl,,..per lb. • Best ltie anti hilts Ck•otot4t psi and Nlillet Vi our 'Si.t S, (4,11 Bark; p,er l v,wt. Stivars, i\loi,t only . 0. per J o. lump (. 4 per lb. t • - 11ettcr ports, elteaper in proportion. Teas, 111:1-1, to los. per lb. (iii!n, s 5. tp tzs. perlb. utd () Il e tlunrc y. lb. over ii•eight. .„ LlioculAteN, ..rs, to its. per lb. Cokiattd, Cocoa, Is. pvr Aioney only. rtiCshig. g4IILETt)I4 'and Co.'s l' flirty "Oars OW. listiiblislttM . Teur,Warebott§es, the' 04. gittill'"entsslinppof No. o,".oteapside; and. N. iti3liops'gtw-stMet 61 1 * Lng ttir ta'btrl ttUlittllay ,Posit. • CAU:III)Z4I.--Novvrsa pit i iitty other Houset, with the Sign of the ehittsittiOpiir t ,& i. or ithg,otlier tltaulc the -.nit: write, tt c. 'Nett' have atly Perions its' :the King,,ipin authority to Airy (or treil ) in t it , N.littet Or !Ital. • • N. .()rderii per ,Penity Goneral inatistiic tank or Cvd,filltg,4erlt hi bltaet ainonht, ot, oltAnst, tinned in •ondit ritirrdihts fo'r paymont utt delivery, 40. C. h, or Carrier, tic. titllv itt6thicti to, 0141.4S:tie .1141*. a t if i $ O,l t . in I'l+t t, Vairier,,4l/14 . What' tc its L r)ittliiti. • xr„pt,,y t t tirtlelS Avoit (,)rdrrk. .