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~j 4 1. • , . *.; 'I:CI. • • • nl ' i s • •• •. Mi r ! 4"1 ,i; I • .0 • , )44 . 1 4 2),WeS4 N • 1 , 1 .1 4 , • A ".‘ • . g a *A • , E S . • RAI" 41 ' */ 1 /I ' , • 4... • -7 PRI MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 2, 1801. NUMBER 2,611. j CE OEN ,OVAL, DRUIt,LANE TraMORROW EVENING, 'Feb. 3, 180 i , w perfOrm'ed, the Play.of THE STRANGER, After Attcli a New' Comic 0 peri, in "nvetAitS, called THE—V-ETER AN TAR. The Overture: and Music, entirely new, composed by •r. 'Dr. Aarrot.o. - • the new Comic Opera of The Veteran Tar, performed ltd time) On , S..tturday. Evening, was received thro;:;411. out with the greattit upprobation;by• a very brilliant Au— dience, and. will , be repeated every Evening. till further notice. Wednesday; the Comedy of She Stoopt to Conquer. .On Thursdav, the Comedy of Love for Love. Due notice will be given of the next representation of 'the new PantoMime. TO THE PROPRIETO.RS OF EAST INDIA. 'STOCK.. Tio-Morroil/ will be published * _A l iga T TPON the VISITATION of NEUTRAL 4.) V ESSEI'..S - under .CONVOY; or, An Impartial Examituttion of a Judginciit pronounced by the English Court of A diniraltl - ,• the st th June p 799, in these of. t... the SWEALSII OhIVOY with some Addi opt and Coircolions. , •• Ay M. T. F. W. SCHLEGEL, Doaor and Prolesior 1..9.W in the University of Copen hagen, Extraindlitiry Assessor of the. High Cowl of Justice, Metnher of several Liarned Societies. Translated front the Danish, multi the Inspection of the Author, by M. DE JULIE, French Inspector at the Academy of - CAdets of Marine at Copenhagen ; and thence into English. Printed tor J. Dcbrett, opposite Burlington House, Pic- Of whom miy be had, • The EARL of LIV ERPOOL's DIACOURSB on_the• CONDUCT — iir — CREAT • BRItAiN in resimet to NEUTRAL 4ATIONS. • - _ t_vbf c 110IIS , - - .74A. i 2P; : 0 , , 4; riE COURT of DIRE C 7`0,R41: 4,NIN I,WITED 4'ollll'4Ni" of 111411471.1.:A7r(6' . 1i Iv 7 D it eiliPg r ':e. 1:.141 I, coy ,4;. 1 1'1 ;:;,' C;c. ;tat (Inirt 1A• .7hi C•titaily •4..T•it'l !tilt Ikai IN 141011.b.1. ) !-Stie.,•:, Ani Tue.“lay, ti** ci Fe :67.4 r'next, fox! F.teaconi unlW Stk.* tire iveving,.fi7r 11.4' tiert7lnixatien, 8,./tet;:rbjAvizig.npinz e .en Vitt • a.AVING concurred in demanding a Ballot A G ikll:sl' the important question proposed for lOW . def,i,*ion the 3d.of, februag, we should Hare tjqught it 'our tufty to trouble you* with our reasons, if we had not seen araper signed by the Gentlemen who stood' forward. upon that occasion, now in circulation. which renders it uitnlVCSlSary. . Since then, the Court Of Dire fors have received the folldwing-LegalOpinions,- which we trust will fully jus tify the Constitutional and Public grounds which we have thought it our duty to take. • .The Prpyrietors may be assured that we Alit' AY S wil PltoMoT inquiry founded upon eyery case of wel I grounded suspicion. Hut we ever have, and we hopewe ever_shal I, be ready to Etarri forward to protect the Honour and the • Prisilegesof the meanest individual, against a spirit of persecution, and in support of the Law and Con.itttution of our Country : • " That it is the opinion of tij.ia Court; that . the. In- , ". quiry into the Abtise, of Pattonage,ought " to be continued." . - - WILLIAM RA MSA y, Sec THE ATRE-ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN. . T O -MORROW EVENING, Feb". 3; iBor, .will be performed, THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. We . have the Flonour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient humble.Servants t FRANCIS BARING. JACOB , BOSANQIIET. East India Rouse, Jan. 2g, Oat.. • WtTII IL BON DOC ANI. . . hn Virednesdiy, Macbeth, with Paul and Virginia. •• On Thursday, The School fur Prejudi.:e, with I 1 Bon - docaiii. • • On Friday, Every Man hi His Humour, with Paul and Virginia. - On Saturday (hyvermission of the Author!, the Heir at Law, with Il Bondocani. A New Play and a Grand Pantomime Drama are in pre . paration. ' LIFE ANNUITIES. •. PROPOSALS for raising +B,oool. by ,way of TONTIN g, AT Securities for. Life Annuities, in creasing by Surviv..lesbip, to !au divided into four dist inct ,Clasws, and tei'be- secured (Under the direaion of eminent Cesausel) upon Estates in the County of Sussex, of the Nett Annual Value of 6z701. ; may be had of, and Parti culars respe6ling the same obtained from, Joseph Ward, Esq No. Is, Newmanstreet, Oxford-street, and Messrs. lifitberiey and Daniel, corner of King's Road, Bedford- ro . _ ENGLISH LOTTERY. • To begin Drawing the zd of March; 2 Prizes 30,000 .1 Prizes of k. 5,000 ' - - of , 20,000 6 of 2,000 • 3 ------- of io,ooo to -of 1,000 Sixrcen of seql. -Arid po,000l: in smaller Prizes MAMOND LOTTERY. . By A. of Parliament, to be determined by the State Lottery. The Tickets TWo Guineas each, and the Prize !value THIRTY TITO VSAND POUNDS)-deposited an the Bank of Englund. Waif and CO. No. ' a 1, POULTRY, L 011.13 .13 don, establis:ted in the year 1759, and at their State Lottery Offices. in Dame.street, Dublin ; and Trongate, Clasgow ; arc appointed to sell the Tickets and Stamped Shares of the English Lottery, and the Tickets of the Dianagnd Lottery, aare.eable to Att of Parliament. Country Correspondents remitting Bank Notes, Cash, good Dills, or Post-Office Orders, will have Tickets or shares sent.them, and arraceoutit of their success as soon drawn. 9w ir t - a nd Co. hare been remaricably . fortunate to the Public by the sale of many of the Capttal Prizes in the late. Lotteries._ _ , iv--- TO LETT 9 • AGenteel and Commodious FURNISHED APARTMENTS for a Family, consiting of a First Second Finors, with Bedrooms for Servants, Kit. *ben, and every other coneenlency. .• , Enquire at Nu. 5, Beautort Buildings, Stand. PEMBROKESHIRE. 4.0 TO DE SOLD BY AUCTIOtT, 'll.'t Solva Harbour, in the said County, on Monday the ad day of March, /tot, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, subjecl to such Couditions of Sale- as - shall be then and there produced (unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Contrat); LOCist, HE T Brig PRINCE WILLTAM,'hv Register aclmeasurernent, ('one Hundred Sod Nineteen Togs. Lot 24, The prig, RESOLUTION, by Register ad. ileasurernent, Ninety Tons. 4- NN. B. The above Vessels are in excellent condition for sea, and had a thorough repair about three years ago, and at now lying at Solva aforesaid. For farther Particulars enquire of Joseph Harries, Esq. at Lianunwas, near Solva.- - - GEORGE JENKINS, Aunicneer. • VOTHOU r RESERVE, - - At Now Lloyd's Coft.house, Cornhill, en Friday the . 6th of February inst. at Half past. Two o'Clock pre. eisely; T H E justly-.esteemed, beautiful Schooner MA RI ANhiE, moulded from the swiftest Virginia filot-boat is America, and built by the celebrated Mr. Stalkhartt, at his -Yard, .Rotherhithe, under the imme diate inspe6tion and direaioa of the Ri ght Bon. the Earl Wycombe; copper- fastimed, and highly finishe4 in every regrets , Hersibilities.are yet wibe trtc‘:as.from a misconception of the Law, she has not been registered uruiet the Nitirkitionikit it Is just "legally •deterniined sißis entitle d be registered under the, said Alt, constr.. si ttently' become an objea worthy the, attention of Arna tears m Sailing. She would also Makt a deCtable Packet;' a. private Ship, of War, 'B4c. May , -be. immediately- em ployed ; has j . ust bean dickt:4:—Dirneniions by , the Builder, 66 feet long, .16 "feet 6 inches broad; admeasu 73 tons. ;. :For furthetfartictilars apply to John larratt,jun. No. Water.lipe, Towcr,street, ;_ . ...PEN1:444. DUPLEX. BY His MaieStr!s .Royal Letters Patent, . the newly inventeeL.M.achine for WRITING wilt% 11 1 ,r0'P MIS; 'rroaticing at the same instant TWO ORI GINALS, according - to the cocain= Mode rf Writing, is pliO4:to the commercial, Politic-ILL. : Legal and Literary World, as well 35 to all Persons desirous of, prcserving, airthiimic' 'records 'of Correspondence, Statements, Compositions,le.c. Sce.•l:.c. This Invention, which is redueed to, a prailice both ciisy and li‘•frinn every deka, - has been sanetioned by the patronage_afsoine of ,the Most distinguished Charac 'lets in the Kingdom, and of several Foreign Ambassadors. Many Persona; who had beedi obliged to' have, recourse to the Copyinror rather Pressing'Maellitic, have etlerienced the mostetinifilete'satiSfiaion the - ux of the DOUR LE WRITER. The trouble.and inconvenienee.attending the *limir are totally superseded by the latter,'which is to, justly s'..lnted, that there canbe no mistake iii its use, and , constoadeilort such racchynical exattness and solidity, as to Preclude the necessity ot-ail repair. -By this machine,- on tine merits of which alone, the 'Pa- , ten tea rests his pretensions to general encouragement; the Merchant and Trader, those concerned in the various de pkitments. of the • rublic S;.:1 v ice, Gentlemen of ahnost every daseription'inthe,law, and all perSona engaged in an extensive and impertant correspondence, will be ena bled', not only to save great trouble and expellee, but also to avoid the passibility ofincorreettiess, to which the best copyists are too frequentlyliable. . DOW% WRITER will be .Found peculiarly, useful in copying Drawings, and to - Gentlemen ho travel it mug bc ; u,ore valuable in point of accuracy and secrecy, than'tbe. most Alb 'and confidential Aniansien.)is. The cxecutionvi the Machine is so exactly niinute as to render it impossible to,'discover the sligittest dithrcnce in a hair stroke, or in the marks of Punattation. The space oc cupied by the Machine is very tiitting, as it is contained in a small sized.portable Writing Desk. Matiutadlured and sold only by J. If. Farthing, No. 43, Carribill,sLoildon, Pocket-book maker, a nct Portable W ri g Wholesale mit for Exportation. This Day was published, EitTintly printed in Four Vols. Bvb. with a Portrait of the Author, Price ti. rs. 6d. in boards, . A Second Edition of fHE WORKS of ROBERT BURNS. Con tainimg the Poems formerly published, with some Additions and Notes; Poems hitherto unpublished or tin colleciaxl ; and his Correspbudence. With an Account of hiS Lite, and aCiitieisin on his Writings, To which are prefixed some Observations on the Charaaer and Condi tion of the Seottish Peasantry. • . Printed for T. Cadell, Jun. 'and W.' Davies, in 'the Strand; and W. Creech. at Edinburgh. 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The Second Edition, with considerable Additions,. of Jones's Attorney's Pocket-book, containing a Variety. of the •most useful Precedents Conyeyancing, together withAti Treatise en Estates, Arc. s yols...tos. 6d. MONTGQMEItYSIIIRE TIMBER. TO BE , SQLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, in the Course.of the ensuing Zpting; Q EVERAL THOUSANDS of Capital OAK LI TREES, chiefly adapted to. Navy Purpose;; and now growing in the Pari4hes. of FP RDEN, II ET T N E W. TOWN, - .and ABE RIIAVE in the said County, and on Lands very convenient for Converting.. -• _ The Trees in Forden are within two Miles and those in Bettws and Newtown within five MileS Ofthe Montgo meryshire Canal, by v/liith the Produce may be cdnveyed tO,A navigable Part of the Sawn; or to the Ellesmere Canal, and.by the same to a commodious Place for the Chester and laverpol Markets. The Trees in Aberhavesp arc distant about wo Miles from the first mentioned Canal. to which there is a level good Road, or the fralitee ofthent may be delivered :tt Derwvnlas, on the River Dovey, and there shipped tot the dinerent Porn in England or Ire land.: • Partitutars will be 'advertised early in March ; unless the Trees shall be vreeinuslv disposedof by Ptivate Contract. Further, information on tile subjed may. be had (by Persons comniissi4ned to treat as Ptincipalo of Mr. Evans, Mot 'vat-flan; near Briagnorth ; or of Mr. Colley, Cefrigwilecl, near Newtown.' ~ . lanuaiy Y 9, 'Sot. • TO 'BE SOLD 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT", VERY - good Brick and Sla red . DWELLI .L IL-HOUSE, sititatedin East Reiford i in the :County of Nottingham, and Lit,: in the tenure of Lady Arncotts, deet..sed, consisting of a Dining-room x; fc.:l b inches by IS fea 2 inches, .111 d•. 13 iet't 9 melee high ; a Drawing roomn-t8 fzet 2 Matt by :.18 fret_ a 111,1311c1 Brealtlast, room ;6 le ?t by 13 feet, the window., of t% inch, are gla4ed With ',talc glass, and the Rooms fitted . up with enriched cornices andcceilings, statuary marble chimney, pieced, and maltogany,,doors. Also a Store-room, butler'-wintry, 'H4uscizeeper's-rootn, and ScrY:ints'-hall,' with • very gobd Chambers, and a late Dressing,room over - the same, with an Attiek Story tut-exceedingly good Kitchen 16 re& high, Scullery, Jellars, Brc:Av-notis,:, Louts dry, and &limy other convenient OttiCes ; a. Court r yard, two four-stalled Stables tz feet hint:hoe high, at Dolible Coach-house, Wit G mimics and Hily .1(11.$ rho send, L,Stivble-yard, a Garden of abourTwo Acres, well stcwk..4 with Fruit Trees,' anti a small Paddock within a feykr4ards he of thouse. . . , • A gentea .ncighbourhood, in which. are , kept a_Pack. of Fox-hounci.s, arid in the town a NJ( of Hate Hounds. The'person who lives in the Hou..;,e w:1 I slim the Pre: inises. . IF or further particulars, enquire of Mr: FoSwr,.:bove the Hill, in Lincoln. A BREWERY. • • TO BESOLD, by Order .of the Afs:gnees of a'llanb.. rupt, un Wednesday the 25!hd;,‘ , at icbrvikry . irkstant, by AUCTION, unless previously disposed of by Pri vate Contra& ; CC)MPLETE- BREWERY, . at EYE,. i n 171. SUFFOLK, in good Business, but capable of trtltd considerably ettended ; consisting of a good house, situate in the centre of the To..‘ ~e, a Drew. in -t tfyce, Malr_kiln, 141 a 440 dices, , S tore- h .niset., Ware. houses, vaults, Cellars, ,Uranariez, Stables, anti Other convenient. and ,liitablc Buildings necessary for'the busi ness ; a commodious Garden, and about' 13 Aims Of koud Meadow:l.nd Arabic Land, now , in the occupation of John latob. Also . Twenty-Live Public-houses ,in .the [own and Borough of Eye„ and . other Town& and Villages adjoining, or in therteighboirrhood, and the Cood-IVill of 'several others. • " . The.. Rental of the whole. Estate is about 3601. a year, at moderate Rent::, and the Houses and linildings all in gopd Repair. N.B. A considerable Retail.:Vlalt Trade. may be carried 011 iipon the above Premises. . Eye is situated hi a good Harley Country', and within a short distance of several Corn Markets. Further particulars may be bad , Of Mr. Wayth, Mr. john Wytbe, and Mr. Sewell, at - Eye, the Assignees, who will. siew the Premises; of Me3srs, Browne and Taylor, at Dins, in Norfolk, Solicitors to the AssigneeS ; and of Mr. Caner, Staple . Inn, London. WILTSHIRE. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; . _ . Th- one Three, or more Lots , for the ; convenience of, ' Purchasers, AVALUABLE FRtEETOLD ESTATE) 'at . -Cumberwell,- near Bradforili.censisting of z. A good FAMILY- MANSION 110q.41,7,, wail e d Gardens, Orchrd, Stabl'll4 ). 4 for Eleven Horses Dove . houst, Coach-hou§es, Shrutyberies, - Bx, Mtlt Fifteen Acres of Land, or any greater or . less quantity., Lease Llncrnlitutble July 18o• • 2. GREAT'CUSIIIIiRWEI.I. FARM, consisting of House, Stables, Bath, ace: 'Seventy-three Acres Arable, and Eightv,lour. tvi t ,mrrOvy and -4. sys; cloter- Min Able t:>66.• Quarry of 'valuable Stone; A. 3. LITTLI etnYIBERAVELL, VAANk;teitiaing of House, Dairy,, Batumi, &e. Ninety-tour Acresipf. Sea., (low and l'astuge,,Siox. Acres Arable. LeiNe expires 2;m. • The whole l .Ustato lies within a Itingl:encr, in a Country, six milts from gatli, fourteen from, Wariniii.• stet% sixteen froin.Dovizes,'ro tiWtt Ciiippeolwni. It wilt ' be shown by Mr. Richard licable, Gr.,at euniters\ -- 4.11 Farm.. . . Printed Particulars.may he had at the Swan, Brp..iford ; Weytinu:lt Warinaister, bcc.; of Mr. Mint, No. (;41-str?:et, Bath ; Messrs. Clarke New. port, Isle of Wight; and Messrs. Sandys and Horton; No. 5, Crane-eourty Fleet r street, London. ' k To CENTLEMEN GOING TO TIWINDIES. I\4 R. DIXON, APothecary, particuinjy , commends' . his ANTI MAO US 'PILLS, NVII I viii. prove a: valuable addition to a -Midieniu Cate t I 1 1011 g ,Voyages, as by their fn.:Lwow...llse thoy %ill era. ; vent .that cliang:: of which 'l,ol4crillY occurt.'; i i lIg„t climates: - Their operation do not require mirceniine— ., went, or particular. diet. The • following 54100(6c-rib, with many others,. have. experienced hippy effects: Ridgmciint, near Woinirri;joly r, ;3bo. 1 Have long-experienced the efficacy of your Ar.tibilious. Pills, in my farnily'aild 11 1 )• ericvds, tnedit;ine; Wh r efe Comp! prey:id, th. 7 arc, suNrioi to any . inedicine I cuter . • • • Captain CAMPBELL W2s of a'A v.! . complain!, by taking a few boxes. ile is no•N in the We.t In lies, am! Ins given them to a - number of his BrotherDifieere, who have kept free front the .Yellow FQVCl,;Wilitil hp 11,4. soluly attributed to thrni kgepitry their bp xels cicanscd of %bilious matter, hy frtytiently takine the Colonel JONES, of iiarpur-str.ct, Red.- lmibetth . purfoaly .eureci of a Coinplaint of Loris standing, which was contrat.tre. in ttui warmer climates, and totally given up by the Phybif:il.n::. Sold wholesale and retail at Chirq• and nutlet's Medi.: cane kVaroliotie, N. 1, Clieapide, near St, lAitul's, boxes at ss. sd. half-opus as.•gd. .ma irz targy bons. 'containing rive boxes, at vac A ...tint:a oxen, DittA,!iiOne . ,signea by C. Dixon, and tfoaled tv. , ,th his arms. r , elrl also ! retail, by Payne,-PlymOhtli • Portsmouth ; Shut). Bristoli and' Nealt:s., ) Dnvor; ``And - 'or 4 14 or more `'enders 91 Nitdicipes in every Soapor‘t.., CASE FOR THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. --- - - - WHETHER the Courtpf Direefors, or any Committee of the said Court, whether considered as a Committee of that Court or as a CONIMITTE7. or PROPRIETORS, be, legally authorized to call for the Examination of Persons* upon Oath, as recommended by the Court of Direetors' in their Resolution of *the 15th oe February, 1800 ; or whether, in their opinion, any Magistrate would be jus tified in adrninisteritig the Oatli so reconunended,iind generally to advise concerning the legality anti ellect of such proceedings ? We are of opinion, that neither the Court of Ditedors, nor any Conunitice of the said Court,_ or Committee of Proprietors; have any legal authority to require, oak 4E.., ceivi Examinations of Fersons -upon Oath. as recom mended by.the Resolution of the Court of Dirt; tore of the 25th of Feb. tgoo ; and that no Magistratev.inl be jus in - tilled administering such, Oaths. We therefore think the woposed proceedings would be contrary to Law. jMITFORD. . • • .` W.. GRANT. j. MANSFIELD. . • F. ERSKINE. .CEO. ROUS.• LOST ABILL. N.O. 5576, value 701. drawn the zgth of Dec. Igor:, by Messrs. Taylor, Lloyd and Co. Bankers, Birmingham, on Messrs. Taylor. Lloyd and Co. Bankers, London, payable to B: Williams on demand, specially indorsed to Mr. John Peake, Gun-maker, No. 38, - Lemon street, Goodman's-fields, London ; put in the Birming ham Office, Dec. 29, -800. Whoever has found the above, and will bring it to Mr. John reake, No. 38, Le mon -street, Goodman's-fields, or to B. Williams, of Birmingham, shall receive Two Guineas 'reward.—Pay- Men/ is stopped.