The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-14 00:00:00

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VIEW., with COMPARATIVE RTATEMENTS of 'tho REVE NUE, EXPENDITURE, DEBTS, MANUFAC IURES, and COMMERCE of GREAT BRITAIN. PrintO for J Wrirht, Piccadilly. EiLs fRoCISE, March 13, 121.2. 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of itE RCHANI : t GI ENG-. LAND, trad;lg t.l the Rag Indirr , dv her:.iy give Mike, '; • . THEATRE:ROYA L,.DICURY-LANE. r‘N MONDAY EVENING, March t 6, - will be performed, DEAF AND DUMB ; • Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. With a New Prologue ad Epilogue. The Cluraelers by ' Miss DE CAMP, Mr.'WROUCHTON, Mr. C. KEMBLE, • Mr.-BARRYMORE, • Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. • • Mi. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRUEMAN; ikliss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, • Arid Mrs. SPARKS. WfTli HARLEQUIN .AMULET. Deafand Dumb will be repeated on Tuesday and Sator --day next ; on Tuesday, with the Devil to Pay ; Nell, Mrs. Jordan. On Thurday, Rule a Wife and Have a Wife ; Estifa ilia, Mrs. Jordan. CABIMET PICTURES, NOW EXHIBITING at Mr. Richardson's, York-14011st No. 31, corner of Villiers-sired, in the Strand. A seled Colle6tion of Thirty-two high-finish ed Cabinet l'klures, including seven by Vernet, the rest by Creuze, and other much:adiuired Artists. Adinittance One Shillhlg. 1 / 1 4criptive Catalogues gratis. N. it.' The Exhibition will finally Clcise on Saturday, Alirch the 28th. CHURCH PREFEit.. - 3IENT. „ \VAN I ED , to PURCHASE, the NEXT PRESENTATION to a RECTORY of from nol. to 400 i. a wear, with a prosped of speedy possession. Apply to H. wear, Esq. Staffordshire. - CLASSICAL A.ssisTANr. WANTED in a Classical School, an ASSIST ANT. Any Gentleman clasitous of an Enrage_ silent in a school, who has been used to the Eton Gram -o,ar, and has a facility in making Latin Verses, !Try ap ply to the Rev._ Mr. tityrich at Leicester. 'The most sattsfadory Tesintomals win be required. • A N‘OFFICER in the ARl\ef wishes for the 11, Situation of A DIVtANT - of the Line or Militia : rrOuld prefer the former, is he is now In .that Service ; kas been in th'at Situation before t and if theri is. no Lieu tenantcy vacant, would go on HA &pay. Letters, with real Names, addtessed to A. B. at the ear of the Hungerford Coftee-house,. Sfrand, will be at oderkto. TO PURCHASE; PrE AD.VOWSON of TWO LIVINGS. One from zoo]. to 4001. per ann : the othcr.from gpol. tp &Dol. per ann. betters addressed (post-paid) to I). C. at the Post_ Office, Oxford, will be attended to. COUNTRY HOUSE. VXTANTED,'•fori'fwo or ,Three Months,. the • USE of a SMAI.L - FURNIgHED - 1 1 1.01.rSE, sear a Village, in a pleasant and healthy situation-,* front Fifty to One Hundred and Fifty Miles distant from-Lon don. A Watering Place will not . I..etters, coinmunicating the• necessaillnformation, and ireaed to P . P. to the care of Mr. Hodgson, Bookseller, corner of WirnpOle and Groat Mary-le.bone Streets,. will be pundually attended to. , • . GARRICK's HEAD TAVERN AND HOTEL, Bow-Stteet,. Covent-Garden.;' CPENCER "'returns 'his - best Thanks - to his Friends,and the Public, for the libfal Encourage ment he has received for many years Fait. Having madC considerable additions to his House, h AccOmmodations are rendered very 'superior .to, - what / they have been at any former period. Partits largo or small, will find the ut *lost attention, and every eftbrt to merit the continuance of Public Favour. PLACES 'UNDER GOVERNMENT, Agb MONEY CONCERN'S. • TO BE DISPOSED OF, tin Appointment of • . 3 . 601. and isool.'iLYear, and One In - lreland 8001. a pat.. Gentlemen having interestonray b.e informtvl of se veral genteel Vacancies of 701. Sol. gel. tool. Igo!. zoo!. tool. 4001. soot. Sktol. recto!". toal.`anti "-year, both at Hotne and Abroad. Commissions in the Army for Sale and F. xchange.—Twelre Thousand Pounds immediately ready to be advanced by a Gentleman, fin the Purchase of. One, Two, or Three Annuitime on eligible Security ; or Will give the whole Sum to any 'Person that will resign in his falopr an 'advp)ate Appointment under Government.—Perkons posyssinwreal illicomei for Life, nay be accommodated with Sums from tool. to any mount, with ptrodssion tO.returri it at their option. • . Personal Applications to Melville and Co. No. 7, Ce il-street, Strand: No Letters rmeived but what arc laid. - . . WORCESTER. TO BE - LETT, anil entered upon at Lady-Day . next, A MODERN:BUILT ; an d excee di ng Good DwELLiN.9: I I-io US Ei in the occupation of, joh,l FValc ot, - Es'q. siettareln the moat eligible part of the West ;ide of Forepte-stt, in the,Cipy of W . Arc,ester ; con aininß large and very cornmoaious Meuse fiitad for a 3entleman's w tth Liurafry and Bre.house de ached, a neat Garden,. Four-stall Stable, Coach-house, Itrid other necessary oqt-buildings. The . vlLole in 'corn' )lets repair. The Rlarkets.are abundantly' supplied, and ire,moderatc. . vre‘V of the Premises",. and Tickets of Adnaission, ipply_to Hardy, A tAltnlficer ; and forl'articular3, tb Sir. Wall, - A ttorpey, ,Wor,:ester ;'aud lVlr. Bailey, Up lalstcrvr, Bath. • Wcll•ll'.liD TO kEIiT,. VT,9111 Lady Day,. gr j%licistininkr next, irtettfier Of the cbtotties of Devion, Somerset, Wilts, Gloucestur, or Wurester; A.. Comlortgble FAMILY HOUSE FUR- L 1 NISIit 13 or. UNFIMNISIIF,D, -with suitable )Iries, in_thorutigh repair ; comprising a T)inium Drov r.g,;and Bieaklast ituoin'or Study; three 'or. futiribet.t Bed !hatabers, besides Svrv;.nts:ttplrtinelits, Stablings-C+4ch icse,, IValled G deli ! , anti about TwcntyAcre c,t,(;rass :and , in the vicinity ot a'Alatlet Town, 'witbiocxt Roads. cietribing PartiCul ars, adclrei4ed,to t,; M. Ifds“.olll,,e, kixmo.uth, Devon, if ;tte,tded to. r 7 ; i { " HEMP. " The Trustees of the' Linen - and .1-lempen Manufac tures, anxious that this Kingdom should efiedually lay hold of the present 'opportunity which the interruption of Trade with the Northern States offers , for.pron*. tins the GrOwth of Hemp, and the Establiihment of the Sail-Cloth Mazufaelure, calkupon all Land-holders and Farmers to assist their endeanur§, by allotting some per tion of their Grounds to the raising of Hemp. " They understand it is as easy in its ciatiire as Flax, the'richer the soil and the deeper the loam, • the better will be the produce; it succeeds admirably in drained Beg matured with Ashes ; and the' Trustees propose to procure a sufficient number of persons properly skilled iu the management of it, from the time it is tip for pial hig.until it is made fit for the Spinner. .- • "'These persons will be stationed hi various parts of the Kingdom, and orders wilt be given to the County Inspec tors tb receive all-applications: trod Gentlemen or Far mers who may desire their assistance; and to send them accordingly.. " The Trustees will also give the following Bounties, and continue them for three.years : " BREAKING and. SCUTCHING. /. " For every stone of Hemp grown in this Kingdom in the Years 11801, ,180 s, 1803, well broken and scutche.l for the'hatchel, .or forcordage, the sum of 4d. and a fur ther Ituntrof a complete set of Hemp Hatchels to every Verson who shall have broken and scutehal half a ton weight thereof. 2. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinerv, wherein not less than 3o ton of -sound Hemp, of Irish growth, shall be broken and sentchtxl perfedly betore the Ist June 1862, the sum of‘iool. 3. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, which shall be erected after the Ist of May 1807, whe ther entirely new, oraddcd to an old Mill, wherein there shall Ise broken and scutelted the - greatest quantity of sound Hemp, of Irish growth; betiveen the Ist of June 1802, and the tat of-June 1803, not lest than go ton, the sum of scot. ; foi the next greateSt quantity, not less than 40 ton, between the said periods, the sum of. tool. ; and tor the next rratest quantity., not less than 3o ton, be tween the said . periods, the sum of 501. 4. ",To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, now or hereafter to be ended. wherein there shall be broken and scutched the greatest qu a ntity o f sou nd H em p, of Irish grotv th, between the ist of June 1803 and the tst of June 1804, not less than too son, the sum of 3001. ; for the next greatest quantity, not less than So. ton, the sum of tool. ; and for the next greatest quantity, not less than 6o ton, the sum of tool. This Day was piiblishz..ll, is. 6d. The SECOND • EDITION, with kDDITIONS, OONSIDERATIONS on the *CORONA TION OATH to maintain the PROTESTANT RELIGION, and the SETTLEMENT at the CHURCH of ENGLAND. With Observations on Mr. BUTLtR's Pamphlet, ai4others. By JOHN REEVES," Esq. Sold by j. Wright, Piccadilly. This Day was pnblishecl, In Two Volumes, aavo, elegantly printed on fine Royal l'a:)er, price Eighteen Shillings, in boards, 14" ICHi\RD THE FiRST. A POEM, In ightel% By Sir JAMES B;AN-L) -bURGES, Bar:. lAfintecltbr f. Egerton, at the Military Library, near Whitehall. • • . • NEW TRANSPARENT PRINTS. This Day was published, TWO TRANSPARENT PRINTS, the In side of the CONVENT of gT: CLAREpand the TEMPLE of the SUN, size 2.4 by is price in colours ii. 6.4. each, by E DWARD ORNIE, Viintseller to His Majesty, No. sg, New Bond street; corner of Brook street, whore Gentlemen, _captains of Ships, Merchants, and Dealers, are suppliedlLA liberal terms, with all Bri tish EngraVings, wholesale and for exportation. • A Catalogue of Mr. Orme's numerous Transparent Prints, and other Publications, is now in the Press, AO will speedily-be ready to deliver at No. 39; New Bond street: DR, BUSBY's MUSICAL JOURNAL, Isar the VOICE, PIANO kOATE, SL6. . . THE Second Number of thls esteemed Work, containing TWELVE - New, and' Original Pieces, Vocal and flistrumerttal, WaS published on the first day 'or March. ant- is - to be had At the Shops'of all respectable Music-sol Booksellers. The C itions in this Number are all of them by CI rat an Picci I, MEiiUL , STEIBELT, TA -Refit, DsLAYIc tA I It.ef., ARNOLD, Bi.ISBY," and other emi nent Masters; and the Poetry, which is all of it written phrpoSelyfor the Work;. is by Dr. WOL.COT, Mr. .1) Yx, Capt. }Ames, Mr. DYER, and other Writers of distinc tion. . The. Fj rr k tand second N umbers, which are sold for Six Shillings each, contain as much Music as Would be sold separately in the Shops for Thirty Shillings ; but, conformably to the wishes of many of the Patrons of the Work, it is proposed in future to lower the monthly eg - pen 4. e , aml to publish, the Third Number and ever future Number, at the • juice of POUR SHILLINGS ' each . institld 9f Six Shillings, as was originally proposal. TheEublii: will thus,- at the very trifling expellee of Four Shillings terMonth, be put in possession of all the exquisite 1 teces of Foreign Music, regularly, as soon as they appear Upon the Continent, with a proportisinate quantity o 5 interesting Novelties from the hands of the most esteerued Composers resident in Great 13ritaist. A Numl-et, rant :ung (Om Six to - rwelv.e Pieces, ac --:di tek heir 1%...„t+i- i -wril ti..tisrtit to r - I:blislwawil the first day of every Month, and-ma be had of Messrs. Goulding and Co. Pall-Mall ; of Mr. Thompson, St.. Paul's Church-yard ;of Messrs. Astor and Co. Corrihill, and of all Music-sellers and Bookseilers. • MICKETS. and SHARES...are selling in a Variety of Ntimbers, and Will continue on Sale all the Drawing,- warranted undravin, at MIUMMONb's Luckey. Oftiee, No. 63, Fleet -street, where the two lirst Capital Prizes drawn this Lottery, were Sold,.S4red, and Registered. ..- STATA OF TNE . WIttEL'. ' i Prizo. of - X. 30,040 - - zo,ooo . 3 - - to,o'Oi . . 3 - - scoo 6 - - . zo s e 3 6 . . - 1003 . ' Besides 5 . 0c,1.• tool ',Cc : C. &v. Country. Oakes caNtully attended'. to, and Prizes paid as soon as • drawn.. An kind of Government Security bought and sold by 'Comniissiou. " HACKLINC. S. " For every stone of sound Hemp, of Irish growth, Well water-rotted and scutehed, which shall be hackle..l and dressed fit for Spinning, between the Ist August aoi and the rst of August 18*4., -the sum of 3d. "SPINNING. 6. " For all Machinery which shall be ereeled, whether entirely new or added to old Mills, for spinning ,Hemp or Flax, for Sail-cloth, before the ISt August,- iSoz, to be werked by water. or steam, a sum after the rate "of Ten Shillings for each Spindle it shall contain; On sufficient security being given that the number of Spindles for which such premium shall be received,. shall be regularly kept at work in spinning Hemp or Flax for three years. " For this Prentatin the sum of joool, will be appro priated; awl if mote than 6ecio Spindles shalt be cfAhned, for t the Trustees will reserve'to themselves the power of dividing the sum of 30001. rateably among the Claimants. 7. " To the Person who still spin such Yam by such Machinery before the tst of August, tBo4,- a Sail-cloth Loom, made of the best materials, and on-the most im proved plan, will t:11: ordered - by the Trustees for every two ton of good, even, merchantable Yarn so spun; every . such Loom to continue the property of the Board, i nto whosoever hands suer Spin ner may givC it: " ITIN-ERANT HEMP-DRESSERS. " All Persons lilt° can produce sufficient proof of being perfeelly skilled in themanagement of Hemp throughout all indifferent processes, frbin the - time it is pulled until it is -completely dressed - for spinning,. and wish to engage with the Trusteii,- are desired to apply to their Secretary, at the Linen-Office, Dublin,. or their Agent, Edward Stewart, Esq..Alderinannury, London ; and the first twelve who shall be approved ot, will be appointed Itinerant Ittrop-dressers at 361. a yea? each; and will have liberty to receive from-the Persons whom they shall be ordered to attend, such rea i sonable allowance as the Trustees shall previously sanelion. " All LL.WRIGHT and MACHME-MAKERS. " All Persons of- this description in Great Britain or Ireland, who wish to be employed in constrpding any Machinery 'for the Scutehing, Dreising, Spinning, or WeaVing of Henp, may register their Names and Charac ters, and prices Or terms, if they choose, in t h e Lin en Office, Dublin; where a Book will be kept for the pur pose, and be open at all times to the inspection of any person Who may wish to ereel.Mac:hinery. And the same being read paragraph by paragraph, was unanimously_ agreed to, and ordered to be published. By Ordeof the Trustees,' 'JAMES CORRY, Sec. • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By 'WILLIAM SEAMAN, At the King's Head, in' The . Market Place, Great Yar mouth, On Thursday the 19th of March, 1801, at u o'Clock (unless sooner disposed Of Private Contract, •: of which timely notice Will,be g iv e n ; • • THE CUTTER; late 'called the DUKE of YORK, but now called the KING .of PRUSSIA, of the atimeasureinent of s 4 Tons, post , lying in Yarmouth Haven, compleatly fitted up as a Picker, with is Beds, .and every Convenience, and with all her Materials as from and fit for Sea. This Vessel is only s years old, is a remarkably fast sailer, and has been employed ever since she w a s bode, as a ,PaCket=Boat between London and Hainburgii, and Yar mouth and Hamburgh, . . . Printed Inventories of her Furniture and Materials may be had, by applying to the Aticlioneer, at Yarmouth. OAK TIIIIIIER . , • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr: THOMAS CHEBSEMANi: At the Bull Inn , Frant, in - Sussex, nem - Tunbridge-Well ,s on Thursday- the 19th of MarFh„ 15?,ui, between .the • hours of One and Four, in Elgin' Lat e , ' ' Lot I. T. VC.T 0 HUNDRED' and EIGHTY.:. • tINE.OAK TRE EStmarked thus.. f now; F tanding on Dundale. Farm, in tho',Parish at ' Pembury.— Mr. Lawrence,,Teitant, wilfsheWthe Lot. Lot 11. iTwo-lltindred and Thirty=two A RE ES marked thus X, now standing in . Dundale Wood. Mr. Lawrence will slim the Lot, Lot One Hunilted'and Seventy-two OAK TREES marked thu , new standing on Itimsell Estate„ in the Parish of ROthertield.- 7 John Upperton, at Flanisell, will slim 'the Lot: . . . _ • Lot 1.V.: One Hundred . and Twenty 'OAK. TIaEFS marked thus :4, now stanJing on 'tarnsleyFann, in tLe Pari,h of Fr.nit.-•=isi. 'Jacobi; at. the Nigh' Roc4S . , .t.hew the Lot. ' ,j.ok Twenty-nine ()AK TREES nwked• thus , now standing on Pocksgate Farm, in the Parkshol 1;r:11a - Stephen Jones, on the Farm, Will 'Shew the Lot. Lot VI.-,: N SOCpty-to OAK Tk.EES,inarkek.chus, ; ' now standing on Earle's Stone house Farm, in the Parish of Vradhurst,—Mr. John Packliarre, fFettant, i 1 shew:the Lot. . • • 1W:14 - 1.0t.V11,. Tklirty-foux OAK Tit EES 42;42r/cell rli;4 ; , now standing on Newhouse`Earm, iu Yi :t.` —Silas-Clark,:ont he Preniises, shew the Lbt. .. Lot' Vlll. Eighty , small OAK , TI3-f FS - ranked thit4i4" - pow t nthn on Riunsley JaColYs, will the Lot. • • PEItKINS's NIETALL,IC TRACTORS.. BD. PERKIN, _?atentge and Proprietor of • the 'AI k TRAC tO S i ree'peaf t illy Corms the Possessors of them, that the publicarion or his Book of r few hundred' Cass,' CT?ntinicatcd in the year it,,, which Oinirlitartl til l he' tsint - ‘(l4 rat ti) thls,Ltes,io44.ll3z. bsxn delay tal,.tlun.wit-tke.- t il .44,66.40/- the Printer : but the Vv expccted ty i,f'e ready tor delivery next wecit,; , ,"7,:t it will be sold, mite is. by j. ohnson, St. Paul's a5ui4.441.001 - The Pah:lnce thinks it propt:r al,o to notify, that he has rv.novetl front No.. ' l .4 4 ticg:tersuare,.ilhe il,:.,ustf of the late TohnHunter, §itrgeop., ‘vhicli he has taken from ; its superioxf Corivenience4 for rel.:civil* bents`, aq well as his numerous Visitors. , so neeeiiiary io ever* cantily;'itely*: had as ural, at Fiye Guineas the Fet, pf F T R s idsy y , !kilt OP sidyrl4, Chemist and Druggist, ih . the 44. 4ulitrket, London. . • , ; . 2 , ),, That at the eo., : tctip co„,t app;ivred .1,, he 4' 04 We the2sl. l . , of Afairh next, the follo , -..uirg cl the Conre of Direflort ef for ztti , :dr. will he reported to fie General Court, agretally to the At) cir the 39 Geo. ;a. co. 89 . " That it is the opinion ot e this Coifft,. that the Com mander and Owrierg of the Ship QUEEN, are lolly au; trlitted froltl all: imputation of Negleti cr Miscondua, in lesped of the Loss of that Ship." 1 7 / 1 11.14.11 RAMSAY, Sec. •' - ytb Matelt,'‘ificit.• '7 ; NOTICE TO CARRIERS AND OTHERS.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, lu One Lot, rTHE ENTIRE CONCERN and STOCK of g VONIMON CARRIER !Arm LONDON and MANCHESTER ; ecnsisnne 7 weil.established Busi ness, Seven Broad- A' hi,,C I fit War ens, Fifir-tonr capital Horses (divided into sik Teams ' • tvith tbair Tackling complete; and a ll ot h er necessary ' Im o leineuts . and ten• sils in the Carrying Trade;. together with the Tenant . Right to several spacious and C011V64 Wiitelloilse and Buildings, situate on different parts of the It oti,.• . • For further Particulars, or to -treaf. fur the Pttrcbasc, application may be immediately mide to Mr: 'William Bache, Mr: Charles - Lilly, or Mr. John. Birch, - all of the; City of Coventry; or to Mr. Dickens, Attorney at Law there. • (P" If - not ditposed of in fourteen days from the date hereof, she Waggons, Horses, Stock, and Plemises, are intended to be Sold by Auelion, in Lots. The Particulars' of such Lots, and the Times and Places of Sale, will NS. specific:l in a future Advertisement. DIUGHTIIELMSTONE. TO BE SOLD BY AucTruN, By - Mr. STILES;', At the Castle Tavern, Bris;hthelmstone; on Friday the 20th Day of March, 'Sot, between the flours of Seven and Eight in the E ; A COMMODIOUS MOUSE, .'fi)rinerly the 13. Itasidence, and Fait - of the E gatC HEN RY THRALE; Esq, deceased, situate in West=street, Brigkt. helinstone, and for many years past used as a. Lodging house • . with am excellent Garden, upwards of too feet -in depth by 6o feet in width ; together with a Piece of Ground at the lower end of West,s t r ee t, near t h e S ea , upwards of too feet in depth, and frontiog both in West. street and the Wt!itt-s.t reet-lanc For farther Particulars apply to"NlenSrs. Totirle ' Pal mer and Pugh, in Bartlett's...buildings; or at the Office of Mr. J. C. filitehell, on the Steyne, Brighton. VALUABLE FURNITURE and - EFFECTS at ' LONGWORTWHOUSE,ge A r 1-11:1Z1.:1c.)R13. • TO BE SOLD 1\ AUCTION, By. Mr. vstlLLocfc., On the Premises, Won ednesila the - 25!it inst. and Two 1./a;-s, at L E lvera o'Clca • •' ETLEGANi 1-10USEHOLD ; TURT, ;Ind a Variety of VALUAI3I E. EVFE eT§, ~AME.S ‘VALWYN, Esq. Deceased, - iRt lits Itt.e .OWCAR. YOlli (About fi,e mils-tiorn a L e - City of Hereltard l in the Road . to Lant Consisting of UpWards of T W ENTY EXCELLENT F E ATI-TER-BEDS; with handsome FOur-post• ar.d Tent Bedsteads elegant' Furniture -and Window Ckirtains ; M A 110 GAN , A RTI CL ES, in • Wahlrobes l .Drawer, Sideboard, Dining, Pembroke, Dressing, Work and Card Tables, and - Chaus ;aCA P TA F um,siz ED BI L LI ARLY- TABLE, DRAWING - ROOM FURNI TURE of RICH STRIPED SATIN; LARGE PIER GLASSES handsOme Carpets, Screens, Paintings, Drawings KITCHEN ; Pantry; Dairy and Laundry Re 'qnisites ;:fiR EWING and GARDEN UTENSILS, and Implements, Casks, &c. &c. To be viewed an Monday the 23d inst. and the Sale, when Catalogues may -be had on the Pririscs ;` at the . City Artn3 lintel, in H ere ford ; at the Feathers ; Ledb ur y Swan; at Ross; king's Head, at Gloucester;: and of-Mr. Willock, No. 23,' Golden-square, London. SA LE Of a VALUABLE ESTATE, delightfu fly situated on the River Nith, in the Neighbourhood of the TOWN of DU NH: VIES, Scotland. • TeO:RE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,. At the Rainbow Coflee-house, Coruhill, London,. on Monday the zoth Apri4 next, betwixt the ho urs o f O ne and Two the Afternoon ' ; THE FIVE POUND LAND of Old E x ie n t, of CONHEATII, with the Tiends and Pertinents, • lying within the Parish of Carlaverock, and sheriffdom of .Diunfries, liolding fen'of, the Duke of Queensberiy, the piyment of Two Shillings Scots of Fen-duty. This Estate is beautifully situated on the River Nith, about four measured miles below the - Tovin of Dumfries ' , commanding an extensive view of the windings of that, River, the Solway Frith,. and:Cdait of Cumberland. It contains upwards ot .400 Scots Statute Acres (being. more than 500 English Acres), all Arable, except. about. 17 Acres in Woad and Planting, and about co AcreS cf Moss: The whole is incloied with march Fences, and subdivided into c o nv enient' InelOSitres, several of ,bent With kiedges and Rows of Trees.--'--A great part of the Gtounds. are of-an exceeding good quality, and the whole are capable of tnuch improvement at, a moderate expenee, fibril the Sea S leach out of the Nith, which washes the Estate for a:considerable way, and where the tide Bows to teat height. 1 The present Rental is about 3351; exc. os.ve Man - shin o f the .Mi - shin . House ' Offices, Garden, and Orchard, well stocked. with Fret it Trees, on. which en Rent is put. The - Ter.tht on the Shore, by putting Weirs into 'the River,: has of -late been very successful in catching Stti mon I and, iris believed, that at a nuxlerate expence, a considerable Fishing might be established. The Quay erected by the Town of Dumfries:at G len 'caple, to which vessels of great burden come, is adjoining - to the Estate, and a good road front Dumfries to the Qua runs through the Gnat:ll,ls, part of which aleng the Road, and adjoining to the River, migh t be fencedto,much ad- . • vantage._ s ,. , . , TES'Wcod anti Planting on the Est a te are thriving anti valitalile. shew - the Premises A Ptah of 'the Esfate, and the, Conditions of Sale may he *sivri-on application 'to Messrs. Corsie - ani Gilchrist, Edinburgh ; Woll*ood Maxwell, E sq. of Burnclotigh, at Dumfries; 'Messrs. Cooper and Lowei Solicitors,. South- Jrupturi Buildings, lirgg, SAicitor, e Chancery-lane, London ; M r . R o b ert ristol.i;- or George:corral, Solicitor, Li. verpool ; fluffier particulars that- may be requin.xl, will he Iwnislioa iminediately by Mr. Orrod. • • DR: Pii•OPAlii's DROPS. Virrt . les of these Drops, render J.. tilmi peculiarly applicable to - the present period at,' tllti year„ They not only-pr e se rve Constitution against ,the vtcisstludes- of this seann., but remove Colds, and. IthoseiCOMpfaiats v a the Stornach and Bow e l [equally phx;eed from the inelemeneies Of Winter. In Fe ;viJs of.eveftr species (especially the YelloW or Putrid), • `A;t hirths; Scurvy, Disoiclers ut.t he of a C 013111111). five t niteliey; biit particul a rly- in tht discomforts and de.. • I ..ca,Ys/t . the,expectezice of near haii.a Cen. !idly ftis iniltibitAlf proved their superior ellie;tey. ►-Thu 141;04 •Hottle•72s...is cthly to be Iran at tleDodoes i reit,. where Books of 'Cures are de. grtui,,anti all brtler4 to'r Expcirtatino • 4 . in okcf).ittles sold is•hotes4le aid retail, by Messrs. 11 ( 44)(14tunti.:Cni No. rso,.obefigt.l t weet ; and retail by all 01:LF inc. . ENCLISH LOTTERY. • T BEARDMORE (No. 6;, Piccadilly oppo j . site St. james's•-strect) repcdfully entreats the at. fention of the Public to the present State of the Wheel, which is rich beyond example, Ele nil Days of the Drawing being over, and only One Prize of Thirty 1 housand Pounds and One of Five Thousand Pounds 'being yet drawn.— I-le particularly recommends an early phrcitase, as, should the Capitals remain un d rawn , there will, be a cons iderable rise in the Price of Tickets and Shares ; which are now selling at ahe above old-established Office in great variety, and on the lowest. terms, warranted undrawn, from_ Fight to Nit's o:.Clock in the Morning, and from Three to Eight in the Evening, where in the late Lotteries Capital Prizes to animmensie amount have been sold, andllie Money for all Prizes paid on Demand. . . State of the Wheel, Friday Evening; I. Pri74 of ,C.30,0e0 6 Prizes of X . . 2060 a - - 20j000 6 • - - Rion" 3 - 10,000 13 - - 00 3 - - • 5,00 &c. SELECT SUBSCItIPTION ASSBMBLY and BALL: MR. ALLEN, removed from Haydon-s4oare to No. to, Aylitf-street,- • Coodman's:fields ;" in forms those who desire to subscribe to. a respettlable well rzipilated Assembly,. that his Soled Assemblies commence on Monday the 23d nstant, to be contirined every Monday till J tine.- None nut tacliet.of CharaCter admitted.- The Band, consisting of a, Harp, two Violins,. and a TambOu- I in, 'or Horn, are the best Musicians that can be had. LadieS . and Gentlemen who•have never learned Danc.lng, are privately taught. in the .first -.Fashion; there, and at Sherrant-street, Golden-square, where C . :Ards of Ihe,Terrns' and Plan may be had.' Those who comp the Country to- learn; may live in the House during - their accomolishiimit, by which. they :may gain a sufficient knowledge in about a fortnight. `The' Annual:Tall wigs be "on' Tiiiirtday 'the nth. in stant. Tickets to be had As Above. Broad 4wortl an,l Fencina tSught ; also thi Pedal. Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin. .THEATRE-ROYAL, covurr-GAItDEN. ON MONDAY EVE.NING,- March 16, will be performed, . . KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Richard, Mr. COOKE. Wird • , PEROLISE .7 • • Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. The Adion, &c. of the -Dallet, under the . sole direction of Mr. FA kl.Ey.—The Overture .composed )In. Messrs. MOOR Ab anti DAV r.---The Musieof the First Part by Mr. D4v Y , and that of the Second by Mr. Moo kE LEAD.—With entire new Music, cencry,...hiachinery, Dresses, and Decorations. EUROPEANS. Perouse (the Navigator), Mr. H. JOIINSTONT ~. Theodore (the son of Per u use), Miss 1E _. NK ; And Madame Perouse, Mrs., H: JOHNSTON. Chimpanzee (an Animal of the Desolate Island) Master • MENAC S. NATIVES OF A NEIURSOURINO • Danko (Suitor to Urnba), Mr. FARLEY . • Negaski (Umba's Father), Mr. DELPINI ; And Ihnba, Mrs. MILLS. The Nor Gentleman, and the Drama of Perousc, will be repeateetogetheron Tuesday and Thursday next. -On Saturday, Macbeth; with Perouse. A new Comic.ON-ra, in three Adis, is in relts.aisil.