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I 1 NUMBER. 3546, CROYDON, MERSTHA M. and GODSTONE IRON RA I LWAY. VOTICE is hereby given, That at a MEETING 1- \I of the COMMITTEE of the CROYDON, MERS THAM, and GODSTONE IRON RAILWAY COM PANY, It was Ordered, That another CA LL, or INSTAL M ENT of Id. per Cent. be paid by the Subscribers on their respedive Shares, on or before tbe 27th day of Febrnary . 'neit, at either of the fol lowing Places, viz. Mesrs. Barclays, Tritton, and Co. Messrs.• Casti:ll, Powell, and Co. Messrs. Robarts, Curtis, and Co.. Messrs, Ladbroke and Co. Messrs. Hoare and Co. and Messrs. Weston, Pinhorn, and Co. Bankers, in London, for the use 'of the Ctoytton, - Merstham, and Godstone Iron Railway Company. . • _ Wandsworth, Ta n .ll W. LUTTLY, Clerk of th e C ompany. . a, iso4. SOCIETY fo rESTABLIS-HING an ASYLUM.for MALE and FEMALE OUTCASTS. • IHE ATMAESS of this scy.:lE - FY to the Inha hitants of Great Britain, stating the Grounds, Objeas, and general Purp oses of the very. Aecesary arid important Charity they are endeavouring to estahlisli, tilaYse bad gratis at the following Boolkseller: Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bond-street ; ;lad r.Spragg's. IClng=street, Covent-gard,:u. T"ECoRNTHILL, and No. CHARING-CROSS.: present LO I . EikY will y cl. , se 'SATURDAY NEXT . ; the days of Drawing will can be as follows : TUESDAY - - - - January 3T. THU RS DAY• - - Febivary 2. SATURDAY - - February 4. Tkkets and Shares, Wartanterl undrawn, may be had at the above Offices, where several, Capital Prizes m .the present Lottery ; ' have been sold, shared, registered, and paid on de mand, by T. To WINE an d BR ANDY NI ERCIIANTS. AN Esi - ablishmen t - in the Wine- Trade to b e diF.posed of, situated in one of the most pleasant and respeaable Cities, at a cOnvenient'disixnce .from London, the Prop.rietor being about to . reiire -frOm business. For Particulars apply to NleSsrs. Robert Freebairn and Co. Abchurch,la ne; . Lonibard-str eet. • NEW I NV'ENtE.D 'l.l/itTEk-PR.OOF BOOTS and SHOFS. EDWARD MOGGRIOGE, No.-444 Ludgate hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in .getteral; that after many vearS . attention and expe rience, IF.: nas to oiler them BOOTS and SW) ES, WATER- PROO F, with perfect confidence of their being far Superior t.„„o 4 3 Y qver made. He makes the ightest dress Shoes alati Boots waterproof, preservin g the Leather soft andspliable. He re .commends them on shooting exeuriions, as no water can pe ise his New _ invented S HOOT ING BOOTS. n etrate. LikeW Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage of lasting twice as long as Leather dressed in th ommon .way. An - article of such general utility \\ill n,, doubt attrael the attention of the Public, and imu ce t h ose who have a „ al - value fi n their health to apply at his Nlanuladory, as above. He has no connexion with an'y other House in London. E . M. will thanlcthose of his Friends, and the Public, who may favour him with their orders , to apprize bun as early as P o ssible, 3S it will enable him to execute their Com mands without di,;appoit)tinent. N. B. t 1 I.irg,e assorlrnent of Loots and Shoes, WaterPTT! and otherwise con -a Trade- -' ' ntlY kept East ati - d 'YV . .'s4 ,Inua • Merchants and Captain§ liberally treated with. ...-..........---....._ . - -- .. . - -- - THE, Qriginal PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA. BED s , and CHAIR BEDS, With Very considerable linproVernents, by MORGAN and SANDERS, Inventors of their much admired IMPERIAL DINING TABLES, and Portable Chairs, .and Manuladtirers in general of Mc)" Bern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock ref every. Articl e in the above hrinchei, is alWays 'ready for inspection, for the furniThing Y o uses complete, in the First • Styled Faihion, and wacranted of the best WorknQishiP) ,and_choieest illlterials. ' Elegant Fotir..post Beds and Bedling cOmplete, with new designed Window Curtains, Patent Musquito Net Beds, par_ Sanders, portable for all Fotrign Climates, by . Morgan and Sander's, Furnishing Upholsterers ati:.l Cabinet Mantifaelii iers, N0..16. and i 7, Catlicirine-stre,:.t,'Strand.' 'I) ieaie to Obi- "serve .No. a() and, 17 has.- no _connexion whatever with any : `other;Warehouse in Loudn. . • . . Artily and Navy Equipage of every description, on In principles', very portable.. ....._____:________:,____ • Toyed NE‘krTTFIIEI7 -,--------=-----' ;I OF DR- F.. 35. 911-1 E extraof,iinary a!,.d higlt Aprrnhatinn with ' I. which -ROBINSON'S -New Article of UNION POP LINS has been honour:al, has 'induced him to finish . a great ariety of hew Colours, Sze. which are ready for the inspec . Coil of such I .adieS as , have r of had opportunity of seeing theta ; and they are respe,ttfully informed, •that the advan . tages this they are over ail other thing,s, are its combina tin of, the richness and consistency of the best II:IS H V 0 P LI NS with tire. softness. -of the s e es MUsLI N, and ( ,'.,‘. 11 ,p-, imam Ladies of Fashion, ou seeing the experiment -`,`, ".44Vv.4nouneed important), It will bear the must tte -1,1,..11, ancortunon okratiuns • f '-I • without afieding either its lustre colour , ' Y'" , .. ,1 "g . . , ,or texture-. -.- ' iarrnltes in mourning are,respeetfidly informed, that the ~.above article. is extremely it,mired in Black, and they may also be supplied' with ev •r - ti •-•- • . ... ~ yc, ler kind of mourning in the `greatest state of perleetion. 0 Roil iNsoN continues. to kind his Sarsnet Cam ,..brics and Double and &Ingle C:liarnberrys, in abundant va oietYi and of superior qurty . ; and 'Ladies are ac.quainted, .t hat his plan embraces (in addition to novelties of his own '-inventiort) every thing . hat is,laOrjohabje in Muslins, Linen cirapery in general, and Sill( Mei'cery so that his Stock of , , . pe r S well as useful articles ot that shall excel any other in the Metropolis:, • N. B. The UNION POP LINTS being-.already.imi7 tared, and otbci things; vvhill'have peen tong in wear, 'hail_ b.enen surnamed, to deceive those who have.notseenthe that all aAreticle, Ladi es are rhenffore requested tOobserive, "tor, \\l Nstl)Z7us, .hut such as ' are purchased of the n ,,,,„l,..uattien, NI lIINSON, No. Ro yal nrietta-street, Co ._________--------anufatturer to ti le Famiy. The TRENT, and NI , 9RCEsTEDe„.,FIZSET, STAFFORDSHIRE and ' n u GLOBE "su'lliq, OXFORD N,VIGATION, ASSURANCE SHARES, &c. In th Feberu r t:lllY Sal B j i r f e ir C N a li n r al . 1:o°pI T erty: on Friday the 3d of Allettv l. y, f. a"cle t i, welve w o'Clock, at Garraay's, Change- FIV Con except previously disp ose d o f b y P rivate E S HARES in the TRENT and MERSEY, „, f , Pr 0 RNI) TRUNK CANAL, conneding the ports Nzt s.tverpool and Hull, and communicating through other j, v i;_g",kiis with Lon:lon, and the principal Trading Places r e .' s " 4 "nd• The Dividends on this eminent and highly With well Concern have advarwel to 311. per Share per 4,ini. , with well founded.prospeets of increasing : The STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTERSHIRE CAN AL. Four Shares in this excellent Concern; thg Di :Vidt•nds last Year were c onsiderably to increase. 371 per . ) Share, but may be e3Peaed The 0 X. 1 ,0 R D CA.NA L---FIVE SHARES in this esta blished and improving Concern; the Dividends have steadily advanced to 121. per Share per Ann. and will unloubtedly increase. . The RAND [UNCTION CANAL Shares, Optional Loan awl, Bonds, hearing »- per Cent. Interest. ." RO C.l-I DA LE CANAL Shares and Optional Loan Notes, nearin g 5 per Cent: Interest. ' ~ G 0 it.E INS I/ RAN C E 30001. Subscription PI. per k- ' e ttt. paid, bearing - per C entexpected to he a very bene fCial CollCeill. ) • I:xfo„Particulars at the Swan, at W olverhampton; the Star, , at rd; thellen and Chickens, at Biri in -ham • at Ilatchert '.:, LQic„catlik; at'Ga'rriway's; .itiid of M i l. Scott , Ludgate-hill. " 4 0 . Elegant Periociteal Publications, printed Monthly for Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry, and sold by all Booksellers and News Men. r. l 'HE: BEAU TIES of ENGLAND and WALES; or Delineations, Topographical, Historical, and De scriptive , of each County, embellished with elegant En gravings by John. Britton arid Eliward Wccilake Braylcy. No. I to 28 are already published, price as. 6d. each, small paper, or 4s. large. 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The Dra matic Criticisms will be written expressly for the Work, by I per Sons well qualitied.to judge on those subjects. We trust our exertions will not fail to meet with that ap probation which it will be our ceaseless endeavours to deserve; and hope to gratify every expectation our promises may ex cite; arduous as the task may be. London Printed for the Proprietors, and published by ' H. D. Symonds, No. so,Paternoster-row ; and may be had of every Bookseller and Newsman iu the United icingdoms4 DR. NORRIS's DROPS. XTOTWITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi, IN tine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet •fresh proofs of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. In Fevers of all sorts its reputation is indubitably established; but in the Black and Yellow Putrid Fevers, so destrudive in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and contaminated air (to use the expression of a Gentleman in the African Trade), it is a divine Remedy. For its healing qua lities in the Gout, Rheumatisim Scurvy, Asthma, Consump tions, Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, and its cor dial elieets in the decays of Age, &c. see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at the Doelor's house, No. 29, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where the Family Bottle's, 225. duty included, only can be had, and Orders for Exportation are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, price t is. and 25..9d. by Bacon and Co. No. iso, Oxford-street, principal Vender, and by all other Retailers of Medicines.' N. B. The Public are particularly cautioned not to pur chase any of this Medicine without a Certificate being at tached to each Bottle signed by the sole proprietors, Tho. ale and Charlotte Moore. - • A liberal allowance is made to Merchants, and those whii purchase to sell again. FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE STO MACH, AND DEII.ILITY ARISING FR,OM. AGE OR" OTHER CAUSES. WALSH's,CINGER SEEDS. THIS Preparation of the Ginger is recommended for Indigestion, Weakness, Cramp and. Pains in the Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me dicines are necessary. They are also, serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, 'Gouty, Rheumatic ' antt Paralytic - complaints, and Debility i axising from Aye other Causes. Those who suckle will find them particularly adaptedfor that period, as they remove that faintness so generally experienced, 'correct the-Milk, and proven: Pl,tulencies, so fatal to Infants. They readily dis Solve in any liquid, and are preferable , to common Ginger, being freed ,iroin the impurities, and the woody and fibrous' parts of tne.rait. The quantity of a tea spoontul inay be-taken at any time either alone, and chewed and gradually swallowed, , kr dissolved in a cupful.of tea, or a glassot wine, or wine aid water.. Prepared an d s old only by F. C. Walsh (Inventor), Che mist to His Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. too, Strand, London, in Bottles, 2s. gd. and los. bd. each, — Walsh'‘ Powdered Ginger, 7s. 6d, each bottle, • -•, _ ~ - ` , ; .,t,-- - - S t\- , , ' -.' -....,..:= . q ; ' 7/; ' - ''-: 'M i '',.t ., ,cf - 4 # J , :.\'.7 - ' •:'' :17 ‘p 2 .- - .!'"--, , !z1 , - \, *. . , ''..,.,•. ~,i„ .... ."-1/42:1‘4,:f,:,7c,..N 0" • , ,-.., t, 1 - ..,,, 1 'r•--,, (PRICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE OF OP.D.NIAN`CP.," . - „, • • • •yanstary g, 604. r rrriE PRINCIPAL OFFCERS of :1 . 3 , r 0R D XICE, d, hereby give Notice, 7 h.‘t Proposals he receiviefaltheiogA-e in St. Margarrt_stree., W e stminster, on Thrush ) , "the: Id day of Febru.z,:y - next, t;-- such`Persons as may t? t undeyake the Supply of LE 1- THER . BREECHES crud GE,O;!ir",S for the Rgal Horse 4,111 s lery and Corps of Gunner 13 , upon Contra 3 br a- period uf Three Years from tie Ist of 4pril -- Patterns of the Articles m.iy he sten stpolt application to it the Ordnance Storekeeper, at Molwieh, and the Term, an./ C:rdi.. lions of the Conroe.? may be kno-uin .it the Secretay's Ofiee, in St: Margaret's-street aforesaid, aqy dqybetween the hours of n. and Four o'clock, where the .Proposal: air Is be deliyered s , aled up, and marked On the otasi.le, Proposals for the Supp ly of Leather , ; reec hes and G loves ;• • bat •A 9 I'I'')POW: can be ad. milted after Thursday the .1,1 If',b , ..tacy next. By Order of:he Board, • • If CREW, Setretau•4 On the llst instant wiii be ribii6hed, printed on a slin:fitie rnyal.wove m - A ier ; ernbellish with a beautifil View f Abate Video, on the 13apitof the'RiJ Lie la Plata, NJ. I. • price 2s, ed. of - ASERIES of LETTERS, written from Stintlt itincricahy an English ,Pentlentan -detained a . Prisonct by the Spaniards, in Paraguay, in the vets - 1797 and 170, des;:ripti've of the Country, Government, and Manners of the inhabitants. To .be completed in Six Numbers, nubiii , .ed, Monthly, forming an elegant Volume hi royal octavo, with highly finished Engravings, from Drawin , 4s taken on the spot. Printed for the Editor, and sold by J. Ginger, Piccadilly H. D. Syininds, Paternoster-row ; and j. Barrett, Bond street, Bath. VALUABLE ESTATES IN THE N(►RTH Uri SCOTLAND, TO J 3 SOLD. ryHERE is to he S)1(1 in the course of the en, suing. Winter, the ESTATES of OLD CASTLE'..` HILL, WESTEIt. lIvCIIF.S, CRADLEHALL, KIES, MAINS, of CASTLFHILL, STONEYFIELD, BOOMTOWN, MUCKOVIL, and BOGBAIN, all 'neat Inverness, indifierent Lots. These Estates are- beautifully . situated in the immediate, Neighbourhood of the thriving and populous Rbyal Borough of Inverness, Fort George, and the Caledonian Canal, which : is now begun. The Farah: are in general sufficiently In. closed and . in good.ortier, with Houses, Office houses., Car. dens, and thriving plantations of Wood. Among the nu:ly advantages, a great part of the Estates are along the Sea-std:!, and hasie'the benefit of the Sea Ware, The Hills, which are Extensive, abound with Caine. The Lands and Barony of Old Castlehill, with the Bargh of Barony, are held of the -King, and afford a Freehold qualification to vote for a Mem. ber to serve in Parliament tor the County of Inverness. Gentlemen who wish to purchase Lands in the North of Scotland, will seldom find such desirable properties in the Market. • For further infbrmation, application to be made to Camp bell Mackintosh, Esq. of Inverness. OXON, GARSINCTON, SANDFORD, mar Oxford, DORCHESFER. BERKS, RADLEY. TO LE SOLD 19Y .AUCTION, By Mr. ADAMS, At the Star Inn, in Oxford, on Saturday the zsth February next, between the hours of Four. and Five in the After noon, under such Conditions of Sale as shall then be pro duced, several Freehold and Leasehold Estates, in the E T E w H o O Ba L m D s: 0 8 ne following Lots Lot r. G FA R R S 1. M 1 \1: R G ) U T E ? Garden a Teo Stable, and other convenient, gut-buildings, an Home Close arid Orchard, about Four Acres, together with I 2.1 Acres of Arable and Grass Land in the Common Fields, and Rights of Common. Lot A very neat and comfortable Brick and Tiled DWELLING HOUSE, fit for" the Residence of a Gentle. man fond of Sporting, or tor a small genteel Family, with Two Carde, an Orchard, and a Close, called the Grove. about Two Acres, laid out in a very pleasurable stile and taste, a.good Eight-Stall Stable, Brewhouse, and other con venient Otlices, late in The Occupation of Mrs. Sadl er , b ut now unoccupied. 1013. A PUBLIC-HOUSEscalledtheTHßEE HORSr. SHOES, Orchard and large Garden, and Our-houses to the same adjoining and belonging, in the Occupation of Mr. - John Roberts. Lot 4. • A small CLOSE of MEADOW or PASTURE LAND, about One Acre, and a small Close of Arable Land, about Two Acres, lying together, and near or adjoining. the -Public-house. Lot S. A DWELLING HOUSE; and large Garden and Barn, now used as a Wheelwright's Shop, adjoining, or nearly adjoining, in the Occupation of Mr. Jana wa y. Lot 6. A neat and Compact COTTAG E and garden, in the Occupation of john Sanders.. _ _ •Lot 7. A COTTAGE, Orchard, and Garden, about an Acre, in the Occupation of Joseph ‘Vood ward. Lot S. LEAS E HOLD. A very large MANSION HOUSE, Garden walled in, Two Barns, One Stable, and other convenient , Buildings, a Home Close of about Six Acres of Meadow or Pasture Land, with about Fifteen Acrs. of Arable • and Grass Land, lying in the Common Fieidk, to gether with Three Cottages and Gardens, Two Horse or Cow Commons in High Mead, from the szth of M a y till t h e st h of July. In Hey Fun-long, Ten Cow Commons, and Com monsfor Sheep and other Cattle in the Fields of North End, tOr Three Ylrd Lands and a Half. These Premises are holden of the Principal and Scholars of Brasenose College, Oxford, liy Lease for Twenty-one Years, renewable every Seven, commencing-from Lady Day last, at the Rent of IL roil. • and One Quarter and Half a Bushel and Half a Peck of Wheat, and One Quarter Three Bushels and One-halt of Malt, payable at Michaelrmls and Lady Day yearly, subjea to a Hcriot or 41. 6s. Sit. at the end of Fourteen Years, or on the Death of the Lessee, and also in every second year of the Term, to deliver at College a Brawner, or pay the value thereof. AIA) a FARM HOUSE, an Orchard, a Barn, about Five Acres of inclosed Meadow or Pasture Land, with Two Cot.. tages, and about Seventy Acres a Common Field Land and Commons for Seven Horses Or Cows, -in High Mead, from the • tzth May to. the sth July, and for Two Cows in Hey Furlong, and for Sheep and other Cattle in the Fields and all commonable Places of the North End, for Two Yard Lands and an Half.. These Premises are holden by Lease under Exeter College, Oxford, which will expire at Michaelmas 1805, at the Yearly Rent of tl. 6s. Bd. and Eight Bushels of Wheat, and Ten Bushels and One Half Peck and One Qnar_ ter of Malt, payable Half-yearly, tit Lady Day and Michael mas. - Possession may be had of Lots r, and 8, at Lady Day next, when the Agreement with the present Tenant, Mr. Thom..., Aldwerii, will expire. Loa9. DORCIIFSTER, FREEHOLD. A DWELL 'IN-GA-(OUSE, Three Barn, :One Stable, - and a Garden Plot, a Close, called the Little Close, and an Orchard, with about Forty-eight Acres of Common Field, Arable and Grass -Land, called Two Yard Lands, and Commons for Six Cows and Sixty Sheep ; which Premises with others, are in the Occupation of Mr. Vincent Cited!, as. a Yearly Tenant, from Lady Day. • Lot to. TITHE FREE: SANDFORD, FREEHOLD. A . .FARM HOUSE, Garden, Barns, Stables, and other Out -buildings, with about eighty-six Acres of inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, called Black Birds' Lease Farm, in tae Occupation of Mr. Richard Castle, under an Agree ment for a Leas: which will expire at Michaelmas 1807, at 7 the yearly, Rent 01'01. subjed to a Quit-rent of r6s. 9d. " Lot II: - RADLEY ' BERKS, FREEHOLD.. A MEADOW, ealled.SAND E LL's M EA DO W, labout twelve Acres, in the OCeupation of Mr. Thomas. Aldwortli, as a yearly Tenant front Lady Day, at the yearly Rent of 3S/. Garsington is a very dry and healthy Situation, iyiug en a Hill, commanding.xery beautiful Pros peels of the surround ing Country, about Five Miles south-east or . (Word. borchester is at a convenient distance from Oxford, Wal lingford', and Abingdon. Sandford is within Three Miles of Oxford. IZaillry is adjoining the Thames, within Two Miles of Abingdon, and Five from Oxford. For further Particulars, apply either to the Audioneer, or to Messrs. Morrell, Attormes, Oxford; and ter a View vi the Estates to the severa.l.Tenants thereof. .• -14 jel - -rw . ..-: - 0 - , . 0 SA 1 Cir RDA Y, J A7 UAR.Y 28, 1804. NUGYE ANTIQUE. A new Edition ; elegantly printed in Two Vols. Bvo. Price 11. is. boards, IM . UGE ANNIQUiE.; being a Miscellaneous 1 N Colledion of Original Papers, in Prose and Verse; written during the Reigns of Henry VIII. Edward VI. Queen Mary, Elizabeth, and King lames ; by Sir John Harington, Krit, and by others who lived in those•times. 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