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The Design• is regulated from Communications of the very first Authority; it embraces, the Operations of the Siege and Defence of 'Acre, by Sea and Land, anal includes in its various Croupes the charaderistic Portraits of Sir Si nil EY SMITH, Sir JOHN DOUGLAA, GHEZZAR PAC A, and General Bo- N A pniz re, with many others of the rittsh, Turkish, and french Officers, who signalized themselves on that memor able Scene of Contest, in 5799. Books, Plans, and SketChes, descriptive and explanatory. of the Subject, to be had arthe.Exhibition Room in filo - 1.4- 'ccum, which will be opeiied every'Day; from Nine o'Clock till Dusk.—Admittance One Shilling. To the WORTHY ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of BARNSTAPLE. CLIVTLENIEN THE very ' flattering Marks of Attention and Approbation conferred on me by g number cf your re gwetahle Body, hating induced me to form the cleterraida tion of offering myself as a Candidate for your Borough at the next General Eleelion, I signified my. Intentions to the Mayor before my departure for Sim ; and had fully resolted 6n my return to have paid my personal Respetts to as many of you as were within the vicinity of the Borough ; but the Service of my Country Calling me away immediately, I. am for the present necessarily deprived of that pleasure. I therefore consider it incumbent on' me to take thiS.me-: thud of presenting you my Respeas, and soliciting ; your support ; and should I, through your partiality, obtain• the distmsuished Honour of becoming .one of your Representa tives in Parliament, you may be assured of my constant and zealous Attachment to your Interest, and a faithfuldis charge of my Duty. I have the Honour to be, with the utmost esteem, Gentlemen, Your much obliged And Molt obedient humble Servant, EDWARD PELLE W. _ _ Plymouth-Dock, March 4, dot. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICE, , A No. 23, Frudyer-street , 23, .180 r., et A'rTENDANCE will be given at this Ofke on . Wednesday and Thursday, the 15th and 16th days of April next, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon till . Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of each day, to discharge the T nte rest on the several Mortgages, Notes, and other Securities of the Cbmpany carrying Interest up to the 25th March instant. And a like Attendance will be given for the same purpose at Garraway's Collie-house, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Friday the 17th of April next. And all Parties entitled- to any Securities who have not received the saute, may have them on application at this Office. • N. B. It is necessary that all Securities (except Mort gages) should be produced, that the payment of the Inti4est may be notified thereon, otherwise the same cannot be paid. SEA-BATHING, HIGH LAKE, NESTON, cHESHIRE. ID PARKIN (Butler to Sir J. Stanley, Bart.) I). most reipealitlly informs the Public, ho has taken the HOTEL at HIGH LAKE, which will be open for the reception of Company the first Week. in May. Every attention will be paid to give satisfaction. l‘larch 30. Numbers 30,449, 24,923, 40, 6 73. THE Person who took from the Counter of Richardson, Goodluck and Co. Cornhill, on Saturday, about Tim,: o'Clock (supposed by mistake), the above three Tickets, is desired to return them' immediately, as he is known, and will he particularly &scribed. They are war ranted midrawn, on the hack, by Richardson, Goodluck anii Co. Any attempt to negotiate them will be useless, as atl the Lottery-Offices arc acquainted with the circumstance, and the payment of any Prize that may arise from them will be prevented. • HSIMMONS, Perfumer, itc. opposite the • Theatre, High-street, Portsmouth,* ever anxious to render himself worthy of that Patronage which he has re ceived from his Friends and the Public in, general, begs to inform them, that lie has just received from Town a fresh S u pply of Pt: RFUMERY, with , a great variety of Fancy Articles, to which he invites their attention, or he flatters himself, that, on inspedion, they will nieet with approbati on . Ladies' and Gentlemen's HAIR CUT with fashionable Elegance. V - A good Assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols, 'Sticks,. ecc. NEXT YORK-HOUSE; PICCADILLY, -1— The only Warehouse in London for a large and beautiful Assortment of GOODS, the real manutadory of TUN - BRIDGE WEL LS. ROBINSON.begs leave to inform .the: Nobility and P ublic, that he has just received frOinjiis Manu faetory a fresh supply bl all kinds of Goods, finished in a su fitrior stile of elegance and workmanship, many of which are quite new invented Articles, consisting of Writing, Dtawing, Backgammon, and Draft Tables,, on a new construaion ; s inalf Cabinets' for Jewels, Work Baskets, an d Box es ; Net ting Boxes, Writing Deiks, and Boxes ; Tea Chests ' Tea Boxes, and Caddies , of all sizes and ' prices ; Boxes fitted complete for Drawing, with Reeves's and Newman's Co.. tours ; Card Boxes and Counters, Liquor and 'Medicine 'Chests • Portable Book-shelves, small I' Bellows; hi g hly or namented, for China, Books, &c. &c..; Card Racks Tam bour and Embroidery Frames; York, Tutibridge, and other Spinning Wheels and Reels; Oyster Dishes and Plates,. &c. eitc. wholesale, retail, and for exportation, on the.same terms as at Tunbridge Wells. Goods made for Ladies to pi-moiler t, of th,i whitest wood ; Tables, Boxes„and every other article . varnished ; a great variety of small Prints and Medallions .• _ a good Assortment of Dressed and Undressed . Dolls, w i t h every Article in the Toy and small Turnery Line, too nume rous to mention. SOMEIkSETSHIRE. TO BE SOP BY AUCTION, ,• By Mr..RAJNE, At Garraway's Coffee-hot se, in Change. Alley,. Cornhill•-• London, on Thursdaytht gth of April, at Twelve o‘c look. in one Lot, unless disposed of b x Prima* Contract be- . fore the Ist of April, ' • A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA TE,. i through which, for two miles, passes the 'Turn, pike-road, leading from SOMERTON,to I LCH ESTER, beginning at one mile from the former town, and ending .I % t s a like dista nce f rom th e l a tter town ; together with the . 1 ";.i•JIP latdoliging thereto, known by the name of 4 LSDON, c o n t aining about Fifteen Hundred Acres of very valuable Land, of which THREE HUNDRED andTHIRTY ACRES are IN HAND, or lett yearly, and thelrtmaind;r lett on Leases for One, TWO, and Three Lives, many of which ire ve`y The principal Estate, on which is a good Mansion house, Gardens, and • ffices,. occupied by the Lessee, Mrs. Tollitlr, is held for only two lives; but . part of the Lands used tliereWith, well known as the first Grazing Ground in the. Neighbourhood, called the Nideris, are held only tor one lite. ' • John Reynolds, junior, at Kingsdon, will shew the Estate, of whom on the 16th of Mareh,•printed Particulars • may be had, and' a Plan of the Eiaate Seen, as well as at Mr. Raine's, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-street, Blooms bury, London. Particulars may be had at Messrs. lYarcls, Dennetts, and Greaves, iu Henrietta-street; Covent-Garden, - who are authorized to mai for the Sale of the Estate by Private Contract ; also of Mr. Win. Knight , at Axininiter ; and of the Printers of the Sherburne, Exeter,' Salisbury, Bath Herald, and Felix Earley's and Mercuiy, Bristol P,a pers ; at the principal inns in the neighbouring Towns; and at Uarra,way's. • TUES DA ARcri 31, 1801. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA-STOCK. LIDIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS'of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for WEDNESDAY, the Bth April next, the favour Of your Vote and Intere6t is dented for the following Gentlemen. WM. BENSLEY, Esq. Sir I. S. BURG ES, Ban. The Hon. WM. ELPHINSTONE. JOHN HUNTER, Esq. JOHN TRAVERS. Esq. STEPHEN WILLIAMS, Esq.. Which will very much Oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your tnost humble Servants, East India-House, March 25, tSor. Thos. T. Metcalfe, Hugh Inglis, Charles Mills, - David Scott, Thos. Parry, Frs. Baring,' Edw. Parry, acob Bosanquct, • Abr. Robarts, • oseph Cotton, ' . john Roberts, ionel Wren. Geo. Smith, • Wm:. Devaynes, Ceo. Tatem, Simon Fraser, • Geo. W. Thellusson, CharleS Grant, Robert Thornton, Paul Le Mcsuriet, NVilliain Thornton, Steph. Lushington, Swiney Toone, John .Manship. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING` the Honour of being recommended to you by the Diredors of the ,East India Company as the Six Candidates for the Diredion to be chosen this Year, we take the libertv'of•requesting the favour of your Vote on the day of Ele4ion, WEDNESDAY, the Bth of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, YoUr most obedient Servants; WILLIAM BENSLF.Y, JOHN SMITH BURGES, WILLIAM ELPHINSTONE. JOHN HUNTER, East India House, JOHN TRAV ERS; March 25, iSef. STEPHEN WILLIAMS. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, March, (Rot. pERSON6, whose Annual .Premiums fall due cn the zsth Instant, arc hereby informed, that . Re ceipts are stow readyfto•.be cleliirred at the CoMpany's Offices, over the Royal-Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents. in the several Coun ties ; and the Partici assured are requested' to apply, foz the Renewal .of their Policies, nil' or before. 'the 9th of April next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire. ' ALEXANDER WATSON, Secretary. *** Attendance isjiiven, claily, at the said Offices, for the Aw,:nulce of lituiciings, Mercharidize,- and. Ships, in Harbour, in Doek., or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire;' . and also for the Assurance of, and .granting Annuities on, Lives. N. B. Policies of Assurance, for the Sum of loot. or upWa:ds, are issued (free of Expence) to the -Assured. TO SPORTSMEN. • • GLEN DYE SHOOTING QUARTERS, in,. SCOTLAND, to be 'LE,TT ON LEASE, for such' a term or years as Parties may incline, from the isth of May ncxt ensuing. The House consists of four Rooms and a Kitchen, is new, substantillly built, and heady fitted 'up ; stands in the centre of a Meadow, surrounded on one side by a bank covered with wood, anti qn the other by the River D ve , which skirts the margin of the m?.adow in a course nearly si micircular,- almOst touching tiac House at the point where It runs through the arch of the Bridge of Dye. The Banks of the River are - fringeil with birches, the whole lying n e a r t h e Bale:,-atel having the- high feature d Mountain of C LOCK NA-BA INF. in full view rforming altogether something not a little picturesque ; situated almost in the middle of that distridt of the GRAMPIAN MOUNTAINS, 'about 25 miles from ABERDEEN , but hot exceeding zo from either of the Market Towns of tvIONT ROSE or BR ECtil N, and on ly 5 miles from a Post-Office at BANCHORY. The Military 'Road over the Carn of Mount passes very near' the House, and within a few minutes walk of it commences in three different direetions, an extensive Privilege of Grouse Shooting for an extent of many miles, and which may afford to even a middling shot an opportunity df killing from to to 110 brace a day. The River 'Dye atlunis excellent Trout Fishing • on the River Feugh, about 3 miles distant, grilsing in July, Au gust, and September ; and a little farther on the River Dee, what is reckoned among the best stations in Scotland for kil ling Salmon with the rod. The Proprietor's exclusive Pro perty; inCluding the Forest of Black. Hall, extends over a surface often miles square, comprehending the whole course of the RIVER DYE, nearly that of the FE UGH, and above six miles of the South Bank of the DEE, all contiguous.' To a Gentleman Sportsman will be made over, not only the exclusive. Right of Shooting and Fishing on the whole Property, and ot Hunting and Killing Deer and Roe in the Forest of Black Hall, but also the liberty of Proteiling the m Gae of every kind,; with the exception of a few privileged Friends of the Proprietor, whose, society. in Sporting, and aid in Protecting, will be found equally pleasant and useful. A 4 Farmer of considerable stock in the vicinity, will furnish Corn, Hay, Straw, &c. &c. &c. In great abundance,. and at a .mod e rate price. The Meadow,' which consists o f Ten Acres; will be lett with the House,_ if required. ! And it' the Lessee shall be desirous to have any addition made to the House, kt. for his accommodation, or - to suit his taste, during the cumney at his Lease,, he shall have'permission to do so at his own expence, and he secured in the re-payment on expiration of his Leasek . For further Particulars, application may be made till the• ttth of May, to the I-fon. William Mettle of Panmure, Castle Brechin; and Alexander Burnett, , Esq Fasque House, Montrose to James Fraser, Esq. Writer to the Signet, "Edinburgh; and. to Mr. Fraser, Lincoln's Inn, London. PENNA DUPLEX. RY , His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, the .1.,/ newly invented Machine for WRITING with TWO 'PENS, producing at the same instant TWO ORIGINALS, according to the common mode or Writing, is Aired to the Commercial, Political, Legal and Literary World, as well - as to all Persons desirous of preserving antheric records of their. Correspcindence; Statements, Compositions, &c. &c. &c. , . This invention, which is reduced to a, praetiee both easy and free from every s defect, has been sanctioned by the 'patronage of some of the moat distinguished ,Charac ters- the' Kingdom, and of several Foreign Ambassadors. Many Persons, who had been obliged to have recourse to the Copying, or rather Pressing Machine, have experienced the most corvine& satisfa6lion in thn , use of the DOUBLE WRITER. The trouble and: inconvenience attending the former are totally superseded by the latter, which is so justly formed, that there can be no mistake in its use, and construe-led. on • such mechanical, exactness and solidity, at topreclwl• the liec6ssity of all repair. By this machine, Millie merits of -which alone, the Pa tenten rests his pretensions to general encouragement, the Merchant and Trader, those concerned in the various depart- - rents of the Public Service, Gentlemen of almost every description in the Law, and all persons engaged in an exten siveand imnbrtafit correspondence, will be enabled, not only to save great trottble and expense, but also to avoid the-pos sibility of incorredness, to which the best toivists are too frequently liable. The DOUBLE WRITER will be. found peculiarly use ful in copying ••Drawines, and to Gentlemen who travel .it must be snore valuable in point of accuracy and secrecy, than the inestable and confidential -Amanuensis. The execution of:the Machine is so exactly minute as to render it impossible to discover the slightest dillerenee inn hair stroke, ur in the marks of punctuation. • The space occupied by thellachine is- very rritling,• as it is contained in h snmaH. sized portabl e Writing Desk: •Manufattured and sold only by J. H. Farthing, No. 43, ternhill, London, Pocket-honk maker, and Portable Writin^- desk Manufaiturer, Wholesale and fur Exportation. To-morrow will be•.publi;hed, In Oaavo, Price 2S. 6d. NUMBER 111. Dedicated, by Special Permission, to HtS MAJESTY, Of a NEW and PRACTICAL WORK, .entitled, T" - DOMESTIC ENCYCLOP2EDIA ; or, A Concise ANALYSIS of such DISCOVERIES, -INVENTIONS, and IMPR ()VEMENTS,. as are more immediately applicable to the Purposes of Life: compre hending whatever deserves to be known, or may tend to promote NATIONAL PROSPERITY,' in the various Branches of Rural and Domestic Kionomy calculated tbr the Use of PRIVATE FAMILIES, but more especially for the Accommodation of those who arc not in uucd to purchase the more voluminous and expensive Works. ' By A. F. M. WILLICH, NI. D. Author of the Leitures on Diet and Regimen. London: Printl for Murray and Highley, No.. 32, Fleet-street; Vernor aid HON% Pniiltry ; C. Kearsley, Fleet-street; H. 0; Symonds, and Thomas Hurt, Pater noster-row; and the Author. CONDITIONS. I. This Works will be handsomely printed on at new ty-itt!v .3t pure.lely fur it, and' on a tine Deay.Paper, in Bvo. 2. Each NUmber will contain from Eight to Nine Sii.ms' of Letter-press, and, one or more appropriate Engravings, besides occasional Wood -cuts, illustrative of the ditterei:t subjects. 3. The whole Work will be completed in at least -Twelve, or not more than Sixteen Numbers; cne of which will appear 'monthly, in 'regular Succession. This Day was published, price 4s:se - Ned, A NEW EDITION, with a PREFACE, - of ADISCOURSE on the CONDUCT of the GOVERNMENT of GREAT BRITAIN, in re sped to NEUTRAL NATIONS. Written in the vear 175 q, By CHARLES JENKINSO.S, Esq. 'Now EARL Of LIVERPOOL. ' Printed for T. Cadeil, jun. and W.-Davies, Strand. • This Day were published, Price Two Shillings, ETTERS .on the Real CAUSE, .and the Pre_ fable CONSEQUENCES, of the ?RESENT WAP. with RUSSIA. _ Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This Day NYas published; Elegantly printed i>i Qiiarto, and illustrated by a Map - construtled entirely from actual Observation; Price IL 'zos. in boards, • • AN ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the Inte. rior of SOOTHF.RN 'AFRICA, In .the Years 1797 and 1793. Including Cursory observationspn the. Geology and O'cography of the Southern part of that Continent; the Natural History of salt Objects as 'occurredin the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms; and Sketches of the PhySical and Moral Charaticrspf the various Tribes • of In habitants surrounding the Settleibent of the. Cape of Good Hope. To which is annexed a Description of the preoent State, Population, and Produce of that extensive Colony. By JOHN BARROW; Late Secretary to the Earl of Macartney, and Auditor- General of Public Accounts at thd Cape of Good Hope. Printed for A. Strahan; and I'. Cartel!, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand. This Day was published, VOLUME 1. and H Handsomely printed in Quarto, on a tine Pap2r, Price 2%. 16s. 61. in boards, of a new W;1-k, .1 1 .O . _ENERAL BIOGRAPHY c;,-, c the Most entinent i'ersens-of all Ages, Conditions, Lir% Professions,..4rrailged according, to Alpha_ betieal order ; composed ' by. D. - W:ENFFELEk;I.I 4 ,.D..: '.• Mr. NICHOLSON, anitOthurs. . . It is .the partieulaf purpose of tins Work, to 'affeid - more charaderistic. and impartial estimate, moral, and in-, telledual; of-the Subjecls of Biographica l ! Record,: , than: has hitherto been done in similar .Publications.; iiild wise to propOrtion more justly the :.•lena,th and nahnitkness of the Narrative-to the 'relative consequence of. - tlir • vidual commemorated.. By attention to tbcse points,- ttis hoped that - •such.a view has .been givzo of all the '.most conspicuous•Characiers in History and ..Literature, as ma.y suffice for the instrudion and entertainment of giner4 Readers, and preclude the necessity of consulting.a variety. of Authors. For the' u s e o f t h ose w h o w i s h to make More particular inquiries, aril likewise for the. purpose of authenticating' the matter of narration, referent:es are sub joined to every single article of the • sources whence the in. % , formation has been derived. • The Proprietors of this Work, while they return their) .acknowledgments to the Public for the givourable weep tion with which the two first Yoh.. have been honoured, and which they trust will be merited by tLe future, take occasion to inform the friend§' of the undertaking, that the . Theological and Philosophical Department will hence forth be filled by the Rev. Thomas Morgan, of London. . Printed for. J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; G. G. and j. Robinson, Paternoster-row;' G. KFarslcy, Flcet street; and J. Wright, Piccadilly. - ANNUITIES REDEENIABLE. WO THOUS.AND POUNDS; Three Thou sand Pounds, and Twelve Thousand Pounds, are imme diately ready for Annuities undeniably secured on Estates, &c. for 'vvilich front six to ten years' . purchase will be giveit. Persons possessing real Incomes arising from Estates, Money in Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Pensions, Church Livings,' &c. may he accoinmo dawd with Sums of Money; from tool.' to any amount, with power to return it at their option. Gentlemen having inte rest, irlay be informed of several Genteel Vacancies and Re signations under Government, of 701. So I. 901. 1001. 1501.2001. 3001. 4001. 5001. Tool. Soot. tociol. 15001. and eau 1. a.) car, at Home and Abroad. Several well-secured Annuities from t5l. a-year upwards to be disposed. of. • •Personal applications from Eleven till Three ei? Clock to Melville - and Co. No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand. Letters (post paid) will be duly answered. N. B. Church Livings and Government Securi t i es 7 bought, sold, or ekchaiiged. • , PORTMAN-SQUARE. TO be tErr, genteelly FURNISHED, at a nioderate Rent, a Small Neat HOUSE, in : the Vicinity of Portman-square. For Particulars,. enquire of Mr. Pringle, Upholsterer, Wardour-street, Soho. FOR. PUBLIC SALE,. At Smith's Coffee : house, over the Corn . ExChange, on Monday the 6th of April, igoi, at , Half-past o'Clock prixisely, . , MHE following GOODS, viz.—Aboilt Five "Thousand QUARTERS of FOREIGN BARLEY, well.calculated for making into Meal, in Lots uc Fifty Qu a . . tors. Catalogues will lie duly delivered. Further Particulars in the mean tune may be had of Wm. Dillies, Esq. No. 24, Throgmorton-street ; and of ; , GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn Broker No. 6, Great Eastcheap. For SALE by AUC (lON, At jersey, on Friday the 3d of April next, . SIX HUNDRED HOGSHEADS of' CLARET WINE, being the Cargo of the Brig Jenny, of Bayonne, captured on -her voyage from Boirnicaux to St Sebastian, intended"to be re-shipped at the latter place for America; by the John Bull Privateer, John Le Geyt Commander, and-re gularly condemned in the Nigh' Court of AttnitrAlty.. And on the same Day Will be Sold, the said Brig I ENNY, built at Rochefort ; has two Decks, and is well calculated for stowage ; takes the ground well, and is ivell found in Sails, Cables, and An.'hors, and admeasures about i7o Tons, and sails remarkably fast. For further Particulars, apply to Tbon&as Mallet, Esq. jersey. S.iX PENAE. CE-F ERAL P&S T- 0 FFIC E, Afzreh 3oth , tEci 13 Y . an Ac? of the Forty-first Ycar of Ills /resent Reign, , " A Ai fct retraling the Rates and Dat/ce of Postage in Great and granting other Rates and Ditk: in litre therevr, and on Le:tcrt eJ7v4frel to and from any Part of tlie. United Icingdom, from or to any PLit:?ont of the ,taid Kingdom; and 4j Packet-Burr froth j er to the Ante ar galjbead and Milford Riven " jwhicl received the kyal Arrest son the 34th instant), the 4everal Rates of Pottage pej.iSle I,r- Levirrs Generni;.Post nvithin Great Britain and the' Rate of One Peal); per .I..eitek far Le:teis the Penny-R:4, -f, .fraM Plate to - a 4.. other Place, . being rt44l, , e4lively within the Cities 'of London ,zxd IV,stntinster, the E-.) 0..44.4 of 4Fouthitiirk, and the respeßivs Sahuihs thereof; and the Rate fir Letters put into the Pennj-Peat to 6r Arsvarded 4y.the .den,r,44-Port, are, front and at:,:r the ititof April, iSix, to cense 4,nd:determine. _ . Andiron aud after the 4f:id stZ rT 4p.r14 thE follnang Ratei are to take place : • . Fv, a Single Later sent by the GtriePal-Past Taihrr: Greed Bei;" zdin, evceedirre FOteen np.asztred Alles, Threepence . ; a Doz,bie Leiter, Sikpence a Treble Letter; Nineirent the Ounce, Tuekefrnce ; and so in preperthirt. For a Si44.lc Letter "to rent abiri;e . Fifirer: afid rat exceeeliog Tiirty Folirpemce ; ‘ihr Iso ix propor(icon. For auSivle Letter :o :era abovenThiry and not kxreceift4 Eify Miles, .Fivepence ; and so irr proportiml. • • For a Single Irtttr .0 rent 4b^ve Fifty and not exteeding Eighty Miles, Sixpence; and Su For a Sing :e Letter so text above Eighty and not execcdiag One Madre.llndTv. , enoll2iles, Sevenkenee; and $o in pi lonian. I.r A Single Letter so sent aiirve One ifandred and Twenty and i:ct exceeding One fliaidied and Seventy Milts, - Eightpenre; and so in ptctertion. . • • 1-1-r a Slagle Letter so tent above One Huidriel and Seveno- and not exrerd!ng Tw, Huildi - rd and Thirty Milts, Ifinetevcr; and so in prvportion: •. Far' a Singh. Letter so sent above Two gundred and Milli , aid not exceeding Three Hundred ,111iles, Texpence ; and so in pro portion. For a Single Letter so sort al.ct•e Three Hundriel and not exee►dirg, Four Mildred Miles,• an additional Rate of One Penny ; and so In proposticn. r.r a Leiter so sent above Four Hundred Mire:, a further Rsite of One Penny; ,and so in proportion. - - And pi cgressively, for /fly like .Rxcets of Distance of One Mot dred Miles, a further additiwtal Rate Jro a Jingle Letter 4f One Penny; and so da propQ:?ion. - - . •. FOREIGN LETTtII I For a Sinfle Letter sent dji , the Po r t to an d front tin, Part of 114 United ingdont of Great Britain and-Iteland, fro!: or to any Placer out of the said Kingelont i . stoewithin Itlaje,qy's minion s , in Addi t i on to all ot her Ratesi Fourpente; 4111 d so in '4w-hon. _ _ • _ TWC)P ENNY:TOST. zi Letter 17r Packet sen by the Post herttoArekalled the j'enry- Poit, from try Place ,Tvithin the Cities of London and licst minster, the Borough of Souttmark; and ,the re4pe9lve hiirhs iktteof, to alto abet- Placo within the same Cities; Berougb, and Sithuses, TwVetter. Kr a Letter or. Packet kit the said 1.7.1 , 7%.,-..Oured Pc,l-01re, foryiaraed et. ur.every Leiter at Packe;, jrst phtsiv6,y thcarnerai-P6.0, and . -Pk* prolt:l.6ythe..7t..cpect:p -Post t ov er and.426clie the Geniiat Tsl.*Otace • .. • • . • • • ME R.CHANTg' A CCOI:!N:tS, -8:e. , '. 411 ifsrilaw.,.. , ..eit-coarstr, Bilis ,q,: Etc bam?e, I,7v,isci., avd Bills : of Lg.tirs- virsturt.Yr,atet:i be t. axe- al w matt; sevt , ral L e it e r s ,. -or hi iLe Ounce, accaraiNp;_to.s.be Jai . .paya.iile iy t,64 :aid fa j",...r Lc:ters by tie Generai-Aist. . - : • 111.1511 PACKET POSTAGE, For a Sipigle Lettry 7 srmtk l'adet;goats jrori Cr 10 fee Ports of, 114tead or Afilfatra't ave 4, to or laurt any. Portr a hate e l f Twopeitce, iu Addition to all othel Rates; arid ,t-a 7 i2t popoption, 13... There boa 47eration in the Itate.r:tlyable for Singlon Let4;.s to and frcm Scafica or Prkams in tbe Nay, ifrky; . kr:CM& RCgimenii, Art: orllfarines; no: in thi R,ilet rqyable for Letters, Packets, or Covers, nrz cxcceding'als Ounir. ir. Wright, containing Patterns ofCloth, Silk; Siii_e4 By Command'of tilt AfajesLy's Post-Master General, • F. .FREELING,' Secretary, , .S ; TEVENACE, HER'rS. T 4 . BE LETT, t very Genteel C ommo d ious HOUSE ; the ..entrancei a neat Hall leading to .a handsome Parlour on each side, a Butler's Pantry, two excerding ,good Kitchen:4 possessing every. cohveniencei ,Bed Rooms, fogr very good • outs, to which there is a well finished Staircitse Servants' Rooms, by a back Staircase ; a reinarkailly clean Yard, containing Coach:. heuse, Stables, _2;ie. end a, Pump,, with roost cellent Mater • a rich . Kitchen Carden, well pl an t e l With choice Wall, and other Fruits:" A beautiful small Flower:Garden.—Caphal Cellarage. The Premises are in most .complete reNir, and particUlarly worthy the dt_ tendon of a Sportsman,. being in the vicinity of I,.ady Salisbury's and IWr. Calvert's Hunt. addresSed to Mr. Cass, Swan, Stevenage!, Hens, ‘vill he paid proper attention to. • , FOR SALE BY •PitIYATE CONTRACT, And Lotered upon lmniediately, • A FREEHOLD 1-tOU.SE,' situate and being NO: 19; in MA aLBOROUGII-BUILDINGS, Bath, late the Property and Residence of tho. AhmutY, ceased. The Furniture, *hieh is exceedingly good, may be taken by Appraisement. , For Particulars, and a view o f th e Premises, apply, to • Mr. Taylor; Attorney ?it Law s Bath. any Demand on the Estate of Mr. Alnuty, are requested to tcansmit a Particular thereof. to Air. Taylor, of Bath. March 11i Igot. • CHE ENHANI, (;1-01.10ESTERS1-11i.E. To BE SOLD BY. AUCTION?! On Friday, the lath p ay of . ay next, on tit:: Premises, between the hours of Five gild Eig o'Clock in the Evening, by Order of the.Asggneds .ot ;Charles Eldridge, late ot Cheltenham, d Vidualler, a `Bankrupt; subj e ct to ' 'such COOditiolls AS •Wi I he then prnduLe , , and in Lot s; ALL the VALUABLE and BENEFICIAL ALL and INTEREST of the said Charles Eldridge, of and in all that Capital Alessuage D l'ing-house Failed the • YORN. fIUTE Laud -BOA R DIAC I . HOUSE,situate: on tiltl North Side of Cheitenhain-street, latelyrirted up in a superior style of elegaucc,for the acLe,m inodation of the Nobility and g,;(ltry resorting to Chelten ham. The above Premises are row in high repute, having been frequented by the most Fashionable Personaves, and lie contiguous to the Theatre, Routs,. and other of pub:. !t.. amusement, and ate held ontier Lease, gir.!cd by 1 I.; ha HolcN Watson, Esq. for -the term Years Lions Mencing from thc,2sth December, 17c9, at a low Rent, Also the Bankrupt's Intere..t in 'i wo Other Messuages, or Dwelling-houses, on the sam4-snie or the Street,. No, 12, and No. 13, users as Lodging-houses, elegantly ferni4thed, and fit for the accommodation of small Famllies or single Get4tlcmen. The fi orniture, Stock, and other Articles upch the rit. spedive Premises, which .err the property of the ;,ltd Bankrupt, are to be taken to at fair valuatyAs, Further Particulara may b e k nown or , gpplication to Mr. Thernas Kithnan and Mr. Edward It Attiwws, the As,si. nees, or to Nir. Pruen, S o li c i tor , Chelter ham,. g All Persons indebted to the said B.farept's Estate, are desired forthwith to pay the sane to thelissi&ntes.