The Sun. — London, England, 1806-01-29 00:00:00

4&^•AT)TritilT tit _ s ~ ..: g .f : ',./ 4.\\ i.: l ,f.;l - .,,,,, ... : .t; :! T.,,...7 . . ,_-_ -*. : •L.-n-__'._ - - .! - -s - rn.-- - .. - - . ;-_- . -, ...- . - \c-1 , - ' 7 l &t: . , . ;.S' : 2 - '&lll 4 J*,e , 4 " - - - . ,4 3-, jv t- 1 4 . a.9T; .1 1 .(1 t4l* --f,'. . . • • • - - . , T i, * _ '''''' ' ''''+ . l.s;%":l: • , , . , : el i Vie! . 4 .. . , , l am ' ''l I &g ' . ' .. ' ' Z' -A, 4 .,, . . , I_, L.., T . ,4 , , 4 -.- ~,,,,,„ ~ ii1v,\0%, ,, . . • • , . . I ‘,„, , . . . . .. 4'i , rA'O '14,4 ,-4,1 r r l T P NUMBER 417.3.] THEATRE R.OYAL,•DRURY-LAN 1:. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. og 1806 • xiit be pertOrmeo THE, N TRAVEtLERS • • , Or, aiSlC's FASCI NATION. With.entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, The Overture:U - I NI ipo.s...d by Mr. Corri. A&1 --Characters in China. Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. i. LLI STON; K. you (his Companion), , Mr -13 KA IA AM ; 0.6..11:,cher, Mr. JOHNS'I ON E ; = The Emp. of China, Mr. POW ELL; Delvo (an oil Gardener), Mr'. MATHEWS 11Inclura.(Motner in 11.o}an and Celinda), Mrs, POWELL ; Ce.inda, Mrs. MO NTA IN, Act 11. -- Characters in Turkey. • Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ; ~- Chief Aga . of the lanizaties, Mr. DI GNUM; Saphi, Mrs. BLAND ; A Dance of Turkish Slaves. AEI Ul. and IV.— Charatiers in Italy. Duke ol Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND,; The MarChioness of Merida, Signora ST ORA C E. A Danc,e6r-4..azzs*.orti. A..e.1 .—Citaraders In England. Admiral Lord I lawser, M r., DO 0. r•0N,..._. • Buntline fan old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTE R. The Prologue to 0 Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY.. . • THE DEAF LOVER. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. Eh Second Price 2S. Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to bel . eturned. The Doors will he opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half.past Six. • • . Places for•ttie, liQxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the. Box-0 lficein Little ussel I -street. On *Friday, The Travellers ; with Cross Purposes. The 7th, Bth, yth, and ictit Nights of The Travellers will be on MoLiday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in the ensuing w eck On S r aturday, Douglai.: . Norval, by the Young 'Roscius xuittOlifo Sleepic4; On Tuesday, 'rue School for Friends. - COLIECTION OF I ) ,Ak 1 PICTURES. THE NOBILITY, GENTItY and PUBLIC, are niosr re:;pect,tully intornicL, that early in March irtxt will be Sold by Auction, a COLLECTION of PIC TURES, containing some of the most seleti and surierlative— Petformances of the . greatest Masters, whien may truly -be ranked among the most valuable Collettions Europe, all of which ate in a perfcti state of i)ruservati9n, were amassed in the prior part of die last century. ~nd have rennii , ed entire from that period to the present 11 - lornent in the possession of the Family, Further particulars, with due notice of the publication of Catalogues, the: place and time of dewing and Sale, will be givep 14 , 1,,,%ah by Mr. White, Storey's-gate, Great George_ street, WeStminsier. WANTBa Situation with a Single Gentleman, - 'Ln, twenty-three years of age ; ha. no 'ebjeetion to go Abroad, having been in the above Capacity, tlicse six ears, and can likewise write a good hand, Lassorne kilo, lr tge of Atcnunts, and is willing to make himself use fu: in every respea, whose reputation will bear the strictest A Lute a,idressed to I. D. George Inn, .Drury-lane, will lrru lie attended to. r' .13. Ht is keirfis,.! capable of taking care of a Horse. LOKI) NELSON's SHEET. Nandsotriely printe'cl on fine Paper, and now first published nom the most atitKentie Vocuments and the Official De ., ta: t Goverrunent, price is 6d. THi best written LIFE of LORD NELSON; y .s till coniplete and ac‘urate Account of the Vitiory Of ratalor, and - the Gazette. Accoutit4 at length of the vari ous Solemn PioCes . s.ons, and the Funeral Ceremonies and Arran,.,ements in St. PauPS, on the, Interment of Lord Nel son. The engraved Prints •are• given in this most_ interesting Work, which wi ll render it an Hi'Storical.R.'eCord,. Calculated to--bind up with • Bell's • Week I 'Messenger, or otherwise . to be Preserved yalu.lble' - Membit , :bt: the de railed Hero, viz. Two Prints,,each - earrea Likeness of Lo:d Nelson ; a Fac-simile cf Ins his Arum, rial Bearings and Supporters'; the venous Insignia or tits Ho bours; a Planot.the Battle of Trafalgar ;, the Arrangements of his lying in State, andof those at St. Paul's at the time of his Funera: ; a correct and full Representation and Descrip.' tion of (he Coffin and Funeral Car. - To be had .ot . I. Bell, at the Weekly Messenger Office, Scuthampton-street, Strand ; and of all the booksellers and Newsmen, in Town and Country, at present, or with the TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree arid subsequent (1 rtier of the High Court ' of Chancery, Made in a Cause HUGHFS against PUGH, -in Two distinct Lots or Parcels.' b t etOte TORN cAmr -4EL1.,. Etsq • one of the Masters Ott thc.s said Court, at the Public Sale. gown of ;h.:. said Court, situate in .Solith aniptoh-bnildings, chancery-lane, London, on Tuesday the 4th clay- of February next,' :Ektivela or Cloek in the For.;:no s on, i r r WO FARMS situate in the Parish of Lanjechid, 3. in the County of carparviNt, _part; of the E4tateS 7df 'IIIA R y Ptx"ft, Widow, deceased,. vi; . a Farm, called Taly Wayn, containing 652 Acres, 7-Roods, and . 37 Poles; zinc; a Farm, called Taly Llyn-Ogwen, containing 146 t Acres; 2 Roods, and 32-Poles. Particaars whereat may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Office, in Southampton-build- 11 .V;s aforesaid ; No.'t t, Nassau-Street, 'Soho ; Messr.Kent end Mears, Solicitors, Clifihrd's-inn, London; and- of Mr. • (OA Evans, Solicitor, at CarnarvOn. ti . , GLOUCESTF.RSHIRE. • TO ItE SOLD BY AUCTION, 4:t-the Falcon Inn, at Painswick,,in the County of Clouces, -tar, on 'Thursday the loth Day of April, 1E.:6, at Twelve o'Clocl: of the same Day, r rFIE following ESTATES, which are situate in •IL the Parishes of Brimsfield, .Bisley, and Cranham, in - 21ae said County,,viz. • Lot 1. All that desirable Farm, situate in the Parish of Brim - Add afereSaid, - consisting of a gaud Dwelling-House, - , Outhouses and Offices, together-with about 140 A cres of in 4:losed• Land, mostly Arabic, and about.2n Acres of common fieid Land ; .together with Right of Common on Be.whall 'Wood, without stint ; now lett to Thomas Wilkes, Tenant at Will. • Lot z. Also all that Coppice, called Sadler's Coppice, containing 9 Acres, or thereabouts, a Piece of Ground, called Turner's Ground; about two Acres ; and also a Piece of Cop -vice open to Mr. Webb's Ground, containing about seven .Acres, situate in the Parish of Bisley. Great parr of. this Lot is-stocked with thriving Beech, and is now lett to the r.aid Thomas Wilkes, at Will. Lot 3. All that coin paEt *anti desirable Farm, situated in 'the Parish of Cranham, and adjoining the. Village, now lett to Samuel Pinchin, consisting of a good Dwelling-House, Outhouses and Offices, and a good Garden and Orchard, con -taining together nearly 50 Acres of inclosed . Arable and Pas -ture Land, and about ts Acres of common Field Land; toge "thdr with Right of Common in Cranham Woods. and other ---/ faltneble Common Land contiguous to the i'arrn, from which Considerable benefit is derived. Lot 4. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, Orchard, and four Par e.els 01 inclosed Land, with stnall Parcels of Wood Ground, : t he hole containing about seven Acres ; together with Right . ot Lora:non over the aforesaid Cianham Wood and-Cormiton 1 4nd ; now in the occupation of Thomas Pinchin, as Tenant tit W i ll. :Fpr forther particulars apply to Mess Smith, Kt:ken - Atli, 11) • aid 41.riskins, I.o.cOin's inn, I..ondor; - or to Mr. Caleb ITO der, Surveyor and .1\ uctiokeeri at Pants wick alotesaid. WEDNE D , JANUARX, 29 180(' PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, JAN. 27, ISO. CONTTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the. DAV ,4 Tt4ANKSGIVING. fur the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS. MARINES, and VOLUN TEERS, Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, end LATIV.E S of those Killed, in His Majesty's Service ; : Churches, Chapels,, Rev. Clergymen Sums and Meetings. who preached. colle.Fied. Amount advertised - - 481,474 8 _ _ Chapel of Newton-4n-the. Willow, Lancashire, Roman Catholic Chaps 1, Warring- 6 2 to _ ton, - - - - --- ut 11 o ,Parish of Mon' ter, Lincolnshire, of Channinster, DorsA, l'ito. Warren 213 0 Chalford Chapel, additional, Dr. Moore r- I, - 6 'Parishes of Langton & Grimstone, W. Crofts 7 IS 6 I.langenny, Breccnishire, ' John !ones 2n 7 Parish of •C:lielxitood, near Well, Samersershire, - - R. C. Whalley 76 6 North Milt,n Church,nearExete, .r -C. Chticch 2 . 4.0- _ Twitching ditto, dhtO, '' - - Ditto' - o 9 2 '['he Pety Societies held at' the Qithqeorge, clone-lane, Chathatn, pet krancii. Starriner,, . .. President' II Tr o - Parish of Beecham, Berks, • Dr. DUiOas 9r2 6 Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and. Pri vates of the Aldermaston Yeomanry Cavalry 52 to ~., Rev. Mr. Dean, Chaplain of ii,tto , —-. 1 : Wm. Stephens, Esq . . an I ronord y 7 , .lenihcr of ditto 3 3 o Subscript:oli of the Officers, Petty ( I :fiCers, and Privates 6 1. the Harbour Voltintei._, ~,larinesM. , . _ ______. _ _ __. _ . • _. ~ the service, of the . fort. of. London, per john R,, , ' mond Snow, E ci. Cornsithiciant • - 35 0 0 P th - 11:11 c.t - Whitepauch, Wilts, per Mr. Wain to 4 6 Sir Richard 1-1.-,are, Bart. - - 21 0 o liarbti , )t Stourti.a, Wilts, 5 2 6 , )i:t - sO. l'ens:flwood, ' - 117 6 . CnursAt;Kelwoys, Wilts, IL Bcuidly 2 2 6 Ditto, W,bacidoll, ditto, - Ditto • -. 018 a', Given by he • Rev. William Coxe, lteelor,.and Rev. volin Bell, Curine_, of Foulstone and - he- • • . rnerton C etches - • - 517 o Wgicti Methodist Chapel, 13a4a, T-, Charles 7 1 6 s ..7,.i.ssenting.Chapel, ditto, Mr, Thomas o to o ita'r!yPOcipaii, Hank:, _ ...._.!—;-_.....:—.._ 3 8 0 tgeilipt3l' _lxeter, Ruton, ditto, ----,--,--. 22 0 . . of KilugsLangley, acidic. A Ir.X, Platt z z o Gi*.of a tew Friends Ina Country Congrqttion 2to o raltiu Chute:, of Langan, in the 1- IsV4O einbeck, Co. of Dorset, john 8 . . . Pa, i'n Church pi Worth, ditto,. - 2 14 Coieshtil Church, Warwick, . Thomas Price,. 15 9 .lii.p!,St Church and Congregation, Lbne-strcet Chapel,. Liveriool,' . l, Liston, Past. 45 iS Cotieetious receive:l by a Committee of the. Ch,urc4 of Sebsion of Aberdeen;reniitteaby ?dr. • L. PrOW,,, Prii:cipal of Maiischal Colrege : City of Aberdeen—West Church to 6 13 o East ditto - 2 9 3 8 Collet:, ditto 2 3 5 0 • • Footdce ditto 4 2 o Chapel of Ease, Belmontstreet 23 15 O . Ditto Trinity - - - . 23 2 3 Gallic Ch4pci - . 1.0 to o AberdeeDslurc—Turritr - to 10 0 Dyce ' . - 5 o o • Eeyeran , 6 o o Logic - 4 8 a Elton - 8 o o, . • . . -- • . - Fmtray - 5 7 6; Tarves - 5 1 _m-- . Unney 5 to a Newmachet - 6 I o Tarland .. 2 2 o Pitsligo , - 8 o o Do. Volum. i day's gay 3. 9 0 Episcopal Chapel; New Pitsligo ' ' 2 15 o ' Ditto, Forgue . . 8 1 o Ditto, • Moneymusk - 3'5 0 Kincardineshire, Nigg - 7 ' 0 fSanchory Devitikk. • - - 9 7 0 M:.rycatter . - - 5 5 7 ii pikopal -Chapel, E 'sick.. - 2 z o 30. 5 ° Biyth Church, NottinghArnsitiie, K. Pritchard. It 13 9 Pariah Church, lieakbury, near firitignorth, .: : - Mr. Hint-hi - flan 3 16 6 Brorly Oturch, incittdihg, Vo . lunteers - ' - ' - - 44 oto Mach,Wertlock - --- ____.— b '5 t - - Little ditto - - 4 4. • Par'sit o.t,Meill:, near Eye ---- of ('utm ,l ol - - J. fo,iiley - '3 3 6 Sal.ernrCnapcl, 'I-I;:iitax, f Mr. Haslarn 3 to 0 Staltn:dge,.2(l Sub. per MeAs. Hunt and Hamilton 20 .5, ..0, Kingsie3 , Staffordshire, , W. Carlisle .o . 9 0 1 pstones, --•---,--- IS . ' 2 6 Colledions at .the Churches in the Presbytery_of - Ferdun, Kincardineshire, per Key. j . W.,lker : Dunrotter Parish Church , - I 0 7 9 Fetteroso ditto, ditto • - - is e o Ditto Scots Ep'!scopal Meeting 1 1 3 0 Glenbetvie Faust) Church - 7 7 5 Pourdon ditto, ditto - ii i ~ 0 ,Lourencekirk.ditto, ditto - 6 to 7 Garvock ditto, d.tto. - - 3 9 o IVlarykirl. ditto, 'uitto - - to 1 o Arbuthnot ditto; ditto - 6 o of )•4%1 . V1C ditto, ditto - - 3 1 9' 0 ... . Kinneffditto, ditto - - 1 4 o ca Beithol in ditto, , dit to - Ditto Antib,uther , Meeting 3 1 3 9 English Episcopal ditto - - 3 7 t . . . SCots ditto,'ditto - - 3 to 0 ITO 9,4 Parish of Leo); Wcoton, Warwick, T. Cla:kc 6 19 9 _ _ , . Parish of tionily, ' - Ditto 1 3 9 Additional Collections from Glasgovti, per john , -Hamilton, Provost . Parish Church of Campsie, 20 0 0 -7 --- 01 Dumbarton, z 2.. 0 0 of Boubill, - -.---_-_ lB - o o. of g.ei sy Eh - 13 16 0 or Stratliblane 6 10 o Inhabitants of Spalding, Lincolnt. M. Johnson , 131 0 0 Parish'of Eastliartray,Somerset. I. 11. Abrahal 7 , 13 2 -- Compton Marden, ditto --- 13iiillington, East:Riclitig of the county' of York, - Nantglyn;near'Debbi t ,^ll, R. Pnghe ' . ,7 1 1 -- Llanlyrnog,' near ditte," 7 'it R . J.ones - 1 19 o Cairway,s, F iintshire - J. Lloyd : ~3 1:: §' Worsbro' Church, . W. Porter • s 8 to to T. W. of Hoyland - ' - - 2 0 0 Diss. Corgrpgation,Narborough, Cookg • 4 1 2 Church a: congerston, " . Roby 4is 6 ----.• at Ea Aston , - - - 3 19 0 —at Enderby, 11. I. Maddock 6 to 6 at Whetstone - 8 3 0 Thurtnaslon, - - II: Woodcock 3, io .6 West Hallam, Derbyshire, HanwiCke 3 to 6 Ditto Langtoe, - - W. Himbury ' to 17 0 I)iito Croft, - - W. Thistlewaite, 6 o 6 'Ditto Thurlaston, - Ditto' ' 6 is 6 Edinburgh, in addition to 3cool.aiready received, ml4l in part of the Subscription carrying on there 3000. 0 o Parish of GirtliMi,Galeoway',N,R. R. Gordon 17 17 0 Diss. Chapel,Gateway, Liverpool,W. Sherp:iid 12 12 0 PAiish Church, Worksop, - 43 7 0 —of Llanwnder, Carnarvonsh. — z 6 0 ---r-- of Llantaglan„ ditto - Subscriptions received from Newcastle upon Tyne, per folui Smith, Vicar : St.-Nicholas .. - z 8 .7 1r All Saints - - . 7 23 2 3i St. John - - - 8 r 81. -St. Andrew ... - - 1 5 0 3 „Bridge End Chapel - 7 1 7 0 GoSforth 'Chapel - - 3 9 6 -St. Anne's ditto - - - i 17 o Ilatio.ver-square, Wm. Turner . , - , 14 to 6, • MethelChapel,New lieneratiey, I. Clarke 4 2 6 Citstle Garth Chapel, D. Cattail) , 5 , 4 9,!., New Chinel,.Postern, Spry Atston,-CtiinbMatid Wpodhorn, Na.rthnntherland Felton, ditto Lorg Horsly, ditto shot tev,' ditto, Ryton'llitritain. Eisdon, Northunitlerlon:l 7d Het:tin, Mk. Wm. Robatson Felton Bolan II 4 . 0 13 0 - 18 a - .6 3 4 5 0 - 8 8•,4 10 2 1 3 9/ I 11 b 7 12 4 11 t 6 0 1 7 3 9 7 Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's, anttat all the Bankers in Town and Conntry% 1. 1% W,ELS,I,ORD, Secretary. ADM IR/ILTICOFIUCE, . n January z 7, zoo,. NOTICE is herely given that a Session of Dyer and Ter mine , and Gaol lielivtry, far the Ojeocet eivunitted an ,the Eigh Srai, cpithin 'jurisdial:oz of the Ad '' be behi at . 7,01ce Hall, in the Old 1.01‘1,-n, 'an Fridiy the 1416 of Fehruau , next, at Eight u'Clock- in the 2110 - niag. IVILLIAM 1111.IRSDEN. 1 . 'CILIA!. L . 11,`G..t) l' PIC rah. 28, 18c6, 'I'HE 'COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING I' HIS MAYE.NTI"s NA!" Ydo hereby giVe . Netite,That On :Friday, the 7th of February next, they - kvill be ready to receive , Teuder,i ir, wiling. ( sealed up), and treat for One. Hundred T.ll.ousand Gallons of West Inlia Rum, or of Foreign Bralidy, to be dAiveied, one half in three weeks, and the remainder in three . weeks after, into His Majesty's Vithealling Stoles Plymouth ; ,and to be paid jar by 11111,, payable, with interest, ninety.days after date, ..1L No Tender for a less gulnii(y than Ten TlAdusand Gallons will be itdmitied. The Con,: time of the Contrireh may 6e seen at . the Secretav's Office. Nu regard will be had to any Tender in nuhich the Price shall n , 31 6e inserted in- words- at'lengitr, - or that shall na be delivered t 3 the Board before One o'Ci!.ek on the said Friday, the Februag nfxt,' nor unless the Person who nukes the Tender, or come I'e, con on his behalf; attends, to answer, when ailed for. GRAND LOTTERY, Tl'...i EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. r ...._.,, SCEIENIE. 3 . - of k 20,000 - = are - - A:6y,000 3 - - . - io,coo 7 - - - - - poiov 3 - - - - spoo - i 5,000 • 3 - - - - 2cc,o - - . .. - ... 6zoo g - - - - !coo 20 - - - - - Soy - 10,000 - - - 109 .50 0 - - 6000 sOOO First-drawnTickets2.2. - TlO,lOO 25,0c0 Tickets Par of the above Capitals. Firs r t.dra,wii s:t 1).::y - -*,Cto,ooo Ditto -•- .I,th Day - - 20,000 Ddrd - - 6th Day . 2:, 30 Dittd . - . Brli Day - - 5D:,0 - Ditto - loth Day . TI E TS. mt, a - re sal at every Licenced Lottery-6flice. , ' PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - - L:l9 19 0 to 2 0,1 Eighth - - £2 12 carter - 5 2 o f Sixteenth - t 6 0 *** An early Purchase is advised, as the first 5 00 , Tickets will be entitled to 221. each, besides their chalice the L., [Urals. X 20,099 STATE LOTT F Y for 180,s, Containing, 25,060 Tickets, Begins Drawing on ;s4on,t,iv the 34 .:f February, iSoG. • The SCHEME consists of 3 Prizes of - Z 20,000 3 Prizes of - ,C2ooo . 3 - 10,606 8 - - 1000 3 - - - seoo 20 - 500 Scc. And the First-drawn .sop Tickets will be entitled to 22i. e , ch, exclusive of thei; Chance of Capital Prizes. . . TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by HA . is E, and Co. Stock-brokers, at their 'State Lottery 93, under the Royal Echan,te, London; where, within the last ten years only, Capital Prizes to the amount t 800,ct and upw . ards, have been soi , l ,ad shared ; exclusive of those of Seal. and under. '..* Counkr) Orders .ccompanied witth short-dated 13ills on i,ondOrr, Tost-011ice 0 rders - ,"or Cash, in 'Parcel by Coach nt t c,arrieri.i/undually attende4.to ; and Correspondents may depend ;on being treated exacily on the same tencs as it' per. sonally.prescw. , . No. 26, CORNHILL; 5.2; CHARING-CROSS, arid ST: • : MARGAI(ET's HI LL, BO VUQH. V - EXT Monday rowartg, at Nine o'Clock, the Whe.2li.f..es round, and will yield t 3 thefortunate holder of tlx Ticket 'HORNSBY mi Co. • he,i; leave to remind their Friends, that there are more Capital Pritts in the present Lottery than there, has ben ftir many Lottait's past, besideSthe 'hi' first 5,00 D Ticrets which are entitled to 2:21. Tickets" and Shires are on Sale . by Hornsby and Co. in great 'variety, and on the to vest Terms. ,l'rizes paid on de mand. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exaaly on the same terns as if present. STATE LOTTERY, To begin brawing NEXT MONDAY. .S-171FT and Co. No. 14, Poultry, London, and at their 01Iicer, in,inost of Ow principal Towns, are sell ing:the TICKETS and SHARE'S of the present LOlt- TER Y, iniwhith the '503.3 First-drawn Tioktts are entitled to 221. each, „besides their chance of Capital Prizes. The only Pri - i'e of zo, , _ - :301. shared in the last Lottery, No. 12;534, wa:. - isOld by Swift arid Co. as also - - • N.), 3973 - a Prizeof - kicoo 7t76 - - - 5 60 And in the Lotteries imm-dia?ely prec,:ling : N0.,679i - - - 7 (',2,000 No. 23,952 • ki0,0.0 93 62 - i0,d,0 19,556, - - "socto Besides, others of 230:0d1 10001. 5031. ezc. . „ To LL SOLD BY" PRIVATE CONTRACT, .ALL that Valuable MANOR, or ROYALTY, and the ESTATE of GREAT lIARWOOD, situate 'within four Miles of the Town of Blackburn, in the County of Lancaster, and i:ontainii,g lthaut F.:even Hundred custo ny-ry Acres of Lana ; of se cu _Yards to the Pole, or about One Thol,3sand ans.', Ninety Statute Acres. ThiS Estate is nearly comprised in a Rini; Fence; the 'Rivers Calder and Henburti runnin! flirt/11 , 4h and bounding a greAt ,part thereof ; the Waters:ot t Rivers are capiible of being converted into any parposes of the most powerful' MacUinc ry, and th 4: fine an nuMeri,us Spripss• of fresh Water - which 'llse rn every' F . ,irt of the property tender it an objeCi of the highest inipcul3llC to the Manufacturer, or fur the purposes of f rrigation'or cauty. The EState 'timbered, and rich and valuable Mines and Veins of Coal, Siouc-, aid Gravel, lie in every part of it, at,,i are now. in I r alwands if's° in the most ieat.l.: . tOul and ro;n:lritic S::,latio;ls tor Ic,iildirk . g a Mansionor - e6!. tat Orna: ;is s the hc-il;:h7 of ei;(!ellent RoVis holttS a Court Lect and Court ; h,s a Rk:val Grant of a Fair, which is regnkrly be.ld ; .tu l t;te baying been strict:y preserved,. is well stocked ,For particiatars of this ac ruble Estate, apply at the Office .of Mess. Wilson aari ltawstk. .c, Preston, Lancashire, where a Map of the . Estate may be sem, P.re.;ton, [an.` 25 : 1806. PRICE Si PENCE From the LONDON' GAZETTE, Jan. 28, 18t.vc%a Whitehall, Jan. 37, 18.06. The King has been pleased to grant unto the Right Hon. Edward "LW ' Ellenbm-ough, Cuiel Jus tice of the Court of 'King's Bench, the Office of Chancellor of His Majesty's Exchequer. Whitehall, fan. 28, 1806, The King' has been pleased to gzants 'to the Right I-fon:Robert Batiks Lord HawkeshLr y :the Office of Constable of His Majesty's Castle of I.)over alSo the Ounce of Warden and Keeper of "ts Cingtie Ports, and the Officeof within the said Cinque Ports and their laemo.,:is, and likewise all Wrecks of the Sea whatsoever. Downing-Street, January 2i, 1306. The King has been pleaseed to appoint 'Tbonais Hislop, Esq. Brigadier-General of His 'Muji-_;: Forces serving in the Leeward and Windward Cia ribbee Islands, to be Governor and Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Island of Trinidad. Wai -Office, yan. 28, 1800. 3cl Regiment of Dragoon Guattk, john Lee, Gent. to be Cor .net, without purchase, vice Clarke, promoted. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant William Rose Wynter, Iron - 111m 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Browne, wiio exchanges. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant John Camp- , bell to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Mansell, who retires.' Cornet William Venter to be Lieutenant, vice Canipbcll. 16th Ditto, William Persse, Gent. to be Cornet,. without .purchase, vice E. C. Cocks, promoted. 19th 'Ditto, - Lieutenant Thomas Martnn - frorn the 25th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Quarter- Naster:Samuel Saunders to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Cornet, vice Smith, deceased. 22d 'Ditto, Cornet and Adjutant lames Adshead to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Cornet Charles Dudley to be-Lien -tenant, by purchase, vice C. Grant, promoted in the yth Light Drao, - ,oons. 25th Ditto, Lieutenant and Adjutant john Hilton to he rap. -•tain'of a Troop, vice Sloane,Ateeased. Cornet •Thonnis 111a - rtin to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Keiglilev, ap po lilted to -the. igth Light Dragoons. Frederick Gore Wane, Gent. - to be Cornet, vice Martin. Lieutenant Ben jamin Scott to be Adjutant, vice Hilton. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Charles Talbot. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dash vood, promoted. 12th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Anthony Troyer to be Lieu tenant, vice Hartley, promoted in toe 24tt: - Foot. 65.1 8 ,11. 11. Ashe, Gent. to be Ensign; by purenase, vice Cleav -- land, promoted. john Frith, Gent, to be Ensign, by put ' chase, vice'Llewellyn, promoted. isth Ditto; Captain _Henry 'Rtviicids Hinde, from the ist Kagiment of . Life Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Davies, who exchanges. 33d Ditto, Lieutenant jOherl„ - }larty to be Captain of a Coin - patty', by purchase, vice Collington, who retires.. Ensign Tecencef itigerald to be Lieutenant, vice Harty: Edm un d : Anderson, Gent ; to 1): , Ensign, vice vitzgerald. 3411, Lieutenant Thomas Hooper,-trom the 73d Foot, to 'oe Lienteliant, vibe Beaumont, .who exchanges. En. sign Henry Athoroe to be - Lieutenant, by purchase, .vice C. Ruberis, who resigns • Lieutenant' kcjward- Browne, troinnie 3d Dragoons, to be Liethenant, vice - Wy'uter, who' ex - changes. t F o ') O o e t. Captain of a Coin... 39th Ditto, -Collet Barker, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, 4 , ld vi. i l i p t u o, rt l o i n e , u p te ro na n n ie t t o ecl a iu vi niey-31i4vt)h, pan;', by purchase, "vice isiacara, oronaoted. :• 43d Lotto, ,taw to he Lielitenant, without, pur,nase, vice woo resigns„ 52d Ditto, Lora, fames :lay to be' ensign, without pprcliase, vice Ma‘nainara; who resigns. 59th Ditto,, Askistant.Suigent Richard jebb Browne to be S urge on. (To be continued.) BASI;;;UPTS% l3rown, Of Clipstone reet, St. Mary-le-bo'ne; Mid dleStx,' hOl - se • keeper, to• surrender I t, at one, yr,- • ten,. and March r, at one, at Guildhall. A tturiiics, Messrs Ty ler, Humphrey, and Minster, TooLty-sr.i . eet, W ark; and , t.• ro W - trice, w Tempe. , Teme. Henry Atkinson; late of Bread-Street . hill, London, iron, monger, to surrender Feb. 4, xB, and at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, W. iaekson, GA:deo-court, ThOrnassliarrop, now or lite of Chester, brazier, to surren der Feb. 6,7, and March r I, at eleven, at the: Ge.orga Inn; \'itton, Norznwicii, cutti,ty of Chester, Attornies, Messrs. and Nfason, New I.6ilJc,n ; or Mr; Northwich:- Peter Moore; now - or late of.Los.toLk Gralam, county of Cites; ter, corn-dealet, to surrender Feb. 6,7, at three, and March 1, at eleven, at the Ct:orge Inn, Witton, county of Chester. Attornies, Messrs. Leigh ant Mason, New liriage:•street, London - 3 or Mr. john'Barker, .North.: wick. • - laluLN evil', now or late of Blackburn. I ancasbire, 'grocer; to surrender Feb. 7, at rive, 8, and kl..rch •11., at ten; at the Castle-inn, Blackburn. Atiornies, Messrs. I.3;.:Ards.. - worth and Neva), Blackburn ; or Messrs. Milne and earry, Old (every,' London. Robert Morgan,' of Sou tit Moulion.streel, St. George, Hano yer-squa're, Middlesex, coal-men.thant, to surrender Feb. 1, 8, and March r t,'at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. LyscrOdikes-court, Cursitor- Street, Chancery- lane. Joseph Dickenstin, William Dickenson the elder, and Wil. liam Diet:Fuson the younger, late of Broad-street, London, ritercants • and Co-partners, to surrender Feb. 8, at one, 22, at t•Ncive; and March it, at one; at Guildhall: Attor.i ney, Mr. Sarel, Surrey-street, Strand. John Wright, of Kebroyd,Mill, near Halifax, Yotkshire; cot:On-s:linner, - tirsurrender Feb. 25, 2.6, and March If, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern,, Dcansgate, Manchester. At. tOrnies, Mr. knight, Manchester ; ot Mr. Ellis, Cursitor. street, London. James Flari,gan,'of Liverpool, mariner, to surrer:er Feb. 18, 19, and March 11, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John. street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Windle, John.- street, Bedtord-row, London ; or Mr. - Edwaid c;ritlith, Brunswick-street, Liverpool. ' Lydia Peacoat late of Beverley,. Yorkshire, woollen-draper, to surrender Feb. 6,7, at eleven, at toe Tyger, Beveraey, and March t t, at live, at. tilt: George Coiley-stlect, • Artornies - , Mr. Duesbury, Beverley - ; •or Mr_ - 'Lambert, Hatton-Garden, London.: ',William Cross, late of Worcester, and of Lombard-street, London, banker, to surrender Feb. ir, at ten, 59, and Marcn it, at eleveri,'at'Guildnall. Attorney, Mr. Sireet, P hi I pot- lane. .. , VillianiHaigreaves, of Sto:Aport. county of Chester, cot - ton-nianulaciurer, , toStitre:ider Feb. 6, 12, and March I t at , at Tour,the White 'Lion Inn, 'Hanging-ditch, Manches . ter. Attornies, Mr. Robert Millie, Manchester ; or Mr. - Lillis, Cursitor-strect, 'London. Aii:liard Chase Gedge and Anth. Hudson, of Isleworth,Mid ' dlesex, callco-prnters - and co.rartners, to surrender Feb. 5, 'at`olie; and March ii, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Pitu - ribttee- street, Bloomsbury. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 1.4. RobertWilkin.son and Gee.Dani:ll,of Kingston-upon merchants and co, partners, At eleven, at ‘ite Whito Hart Tas?ern, Kingston-upon-troll. Feb. Bohn G I'la :0111y, Middlesex, bookseller, 1.4 ten, at G tlildhail. Feb. .-Arthur Boyer and „Act:a Kenyon. of Liverpool, n►ercnants and c.-partriers, at eleven, at the Geursc Inn, Pale-street, Liverpool. Feb. 26. loseprilieestoti, of Manclmter, rinrchant, at two, at the Star Intl, Manchester.