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MIDDLESEX. KENT, AND HERTS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in Lots, in the Month of
August next (wiles* aceeptabie offers shall be previously
made by Private Contract), the fallowing Estates, viz._
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of Arable, Meadow, mid Pasture Land. c.0./-
mining together about, 10d Acres, land-tax redeemed, si.
lute at Greenfurd, in the County of Middlesex, shoot eight
miles from town, sad now in the occupation of 41r. JJMell
White, as tenant at will, at Ike yearly rest of 1801. per
111111111111.
A FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE, called the FOUN-
TAIN. situate at the corner of Wyeb-street. in Newcastle-
street, in the Strasd, now is the occupation of Messrs. Felix.
Calvert, and Co. ; or their under-tenants, as tenants at will,
et the low yearly rept of 831. per mouton.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE. consisting of the Manor or
reported Manor of HAM, in the County of Kest, with the
Farm sort Larch* thereto ',dangling, cuataising about 51
Acres, is the parishes of Upchwich arid Halstow, to the occu-
pation of Thomas Hallow, of Ham Green, under a lease
which expires at Mielisslmas, 1827, at the yearly rent of
58/. 3s. ild per annum.
A very valu•ble FARM of Marsh Land, in the parish of
31idlty, on the road from Lydd to Rye, conmining shout 74
Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Cock, of Lydd, as
tenant at will. at the yearly rest of 2001. per annum.
A HOUSE, in the pleasant town of Sittingbourne, with
Barn, Garden, and Orchards adjoining of rich pasture had,
%ell 'tucked with fruit trees, sad adapted also fur buildisg
upon, I • • e altogether about seven Acres, is the occu-
pation •f Mrs. Milner, as tenant at will. at the yearly real of
631., whirl, will be suld together or in parcels.
And a capital FREEHOLD INN, mile,' the WHITE
LION, at Stevenage. is the County of Beets, with the Tea,-
mem adjoining, sad 27 Acres of excellent Land contiguous
thereto. is the occupations of Elisabeth %Canter, under a
team, which expires at Lady Day, 1828, at the Inw yearly
rent of 421. per annum.
Partknlars are preparing sad may shortly be had of
Meows. Picketing sad Smirk, Staple las i sad all the prin.
ciral lose ie lba aelglslavarbald.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, JULY 11, 1811.
TO PRIZE AGENTS, TRUSTEES of PRIZE MONEY,
and other PERSONS tamed in PRIZE CONCERNS,
owl their REPRESENTATIVES.,

'HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
I UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading tothe EAST IN DI ES, do herebygire Notice,
That by Act of Parliament of the Ist and 2d of his pre-
sent Majesty, cap. 61, %hick received the Royal Assent on
the 53d June last, all onelainted shares of Booty, Prize-
Money, Head-Money, 113unty-lloney, and Salvage-Money,
and of mummy arises from, or distributable in respect' of pay
capture, or other warlike service whatsoever, belungieg to
officers, soldiers. or sailors, or other persons in the mi-
litary or naval service of the Company, and remaining in
the hands of any Price Ages*, or other perms whootmerer,
residing in the United Kingdom, are to be paid over to the
Court of Directors in Loadoe, within Six Caleudar Mouths
after passing the Aet, to he applied to the purposes of
Lord Clives Fund nod Poplar Hospital; and the persons
having mach money in their hands are required by the Act,
without further notice, to deliver as Account thereof to
the Secretary of the raid Compaq in Loudon with • List
of the Names, Rank, Regioserss, or other aisideet desetip
thin of Ilse persons emitted thereto. voglea 4r7Seavits os
oath of the party regoireil CO deliver be nese, inch oath
to be taken before soy Magistrate or other perms an.
thorised by aoy Coast of Law or Equity to adsniaister
oaths. PETER AUBER, Assist... Secretary.

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
PERSONS assured fur the whole term of Life
will have an addition nude to their Policies every
seventh year, on the priaciple so beneficially practised nil
May at the Equitable Assurance Office; or the amoral
thereof may be applied in redaction of Molotov* paroasto
of Premiums.
Policies way also be effcted fur the whole tern of Life
on • plan peculiar to this Office, whereby the Premium is
payable for a fixed number of "oars only.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Policies for 3001. and opirsrds will be entitled under the
systems of Assurance practised by this Offtce, to participate
in the surplus Premiums every ifth year, provided no claim
lan been rade for loss.
Proposals fully explanatory of the Principles and Rates
of the CAmpany, may be had at the principal Office in
Cbespside, London, and of she several Arent' In the Country.
HEN RY DERBOROUGH, Jan. Secretary.
Choopide, London, Jody 2. 1821.

BANKERS, AND OTHERS, IN THE
COUNTRY. _

Gentlemen who are willing to art as Agents for the
Atlas Menrance Company are requested to address their ap.
plication to the Secretary at t►e Mace in Cheepside, accom-
panied with a reference to Perseus is Landon.

COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY,
Estshlished is the Year IWO, •
No. 10, SKINNERAITREET, arid No. 340, OXFORD.
STREET, London.
rinllE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
-111 PA NY solicit the favour of the Public emotion to
their very Reduced Price* of Wines sod Spirits.
' per Dozen: per Donee Punts
Port Wine, of full body Malmsey Madeira, of the
sad fire flavour 34s. most delicious Savour,
Ditto, light body 34a. arid warranted all the
Old Sherry
Fine Illd Bocellas of full 'Vintage of 1802 .... 50s.
body
Dino, light, from the ty, sod of the vintage
Huck tarripe
Emetics( Lisboa 3Bs per Golfing.
Fine Old Madeira fla Floe Cordial Gin .. 9s. 64.
youred Yemen&
Ditto,eariously fine high Old Cornet Broady, I'm.
flavoured West India Apple Rum, and Hullers&
Madeira
The Commercial Hall Wine
Creaming Champagne Tbs. Compass; also recommend the
Sauterue, the lova
lisrsae, ditto
are prepared in the superior
Claret, second growth Ws. manner of the Martinique
Ditto, first growth, of Liqrsears :
1815 Violate
Cape Madeira .. 16s. & 21s. Noyes', Rouge et Blear, SS..
Red Cape Borguudy, the Shrub, prepared wish the
first and old' parcel finest Limes sod Pine
ever imported 3os. Apples
Bread' Bitters 3ss.
WINES IN WOOD. Peppermint Cordial
New Port .... per Pipe 195 Clove Brandy
Old ditto... 9O Cases corrainiag lb bottles.
Sherries
Cape Madeiras
Sparkling or Creaming Cock- sod Clove Brandy, 52r. the
arse Cider, 6s. 6d. per doz. tem.—Noyes. and Shrub can
—3l. 64. per doz. pints— only be sold is cases of sot
28d. per gallon. kris them 10 bottles.
A full List of the Campeny's Wires, containing the Par.
oculars of Crusted Purrs, from 3 to lears is bustle, of all
the favourite Bow Reteiru, Rorie, soother firut.rate Fla-
vours, East ladle Sherrie'', Nearness, ise. may be hod, by
applying to the Company, or to their Agitate as below :
Chelsea, Mr. G. Hutchinson ; Esilield, Me: Prolamin ; Camden
Town, C. Halstead ; Gretawieb, I T.Thoosits; Letriskom,
Juba lam; aid Totteobial, Mr. Miditaraidi ion.

The competitors were. for the Prizes ikrn to farmers'
sons or pupils of fanners, Mr. Ram, of Gressenhall; Mr.
Cork, of Creak; Mr. Coney, of Scolthurpe; and Mr. Cowry,
of Dristoo.—For the Prizes ei•eo to servants, Thos. Hall,
servant to Mr.Cokv; John Wales, t to Mr. Garwood,
of Billingford; Janos Ric, servant to Mr. Coke, and Wun.
Smith, asuman to Mr. Blyth, of Burnham.
The company then proceeded to the hall to dine ;
on the mimesl of the cloth, Mr. Coat gave—
" Prosperity to Acrirsliore."
Dr. Rigby, end the Gentlemen from Norwich."
Dr. RIGBY returned thanks on behalf of himself
and fellow-catizens, and in a speech of considerable
length (of winch, as well as ni my other., our limits
will slot allow us to ;give even a sketch), noticed the
various improvements which he had observed at
Holkham during his visit, and made some observa-
tions on the virtues of mange! wurz.•l, which, as a
substitute for turnips, he said, was not sufficiently
known; and he was glad to abscise Mr. Coke had
so promising a crop.
The health', of Mr. Hose, of WHGliire. Mr. SO,.
roar, from Iceland, and Mr. Wick., from America, ,
were severally drank, who each returned thanks.
Mr. COLL prefaced the health of the hitter Gen-
tleman by giving a long and minute account of the
exertions which lie and his friends n►ade in the
House of Commons, to pat a stop to the American
war, and said, that the 'sine ruinous measures
which had commenced and carried on that war had
been continued ever since, till the country was now
brought to the verge of destruction.
The next toast was—
" Mr. Harhord."—(Lord applause.)
u Admiral Lakin."
Mr. Wu. Loma returned thanks on behalf of
his father,

" Mr. sPKeesie aad Prosperity to the Agriculture of
Scollaud."

Mr. 111.Ke►►zie returned tha►►ks.
"The Strangers Mho have 'towered the bleetiog with their
presetree."

" Mr. Jolts Bloom, •od prosperity to the Tows of Wells."

Mr. 8,.00u returned thanks.
The health, of Sir Francis Burdett and Mr.
Hume were again given, and drank with enthu.
atomic applause; and these Gentlemen each ad-
dressed the meeting at great length.
Mr. Archdeacon Bathurst, and the Clergymen of the
Establishment presort..'
Mr. BATHURST returned thanks.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex gave
the health of " Mr. Coke," which was drank with
reiterated cheers.
Mr. COKE returned thanks.

Mr. COKE then presented Sir John Sinclair with
• piece of plate, upon which was an inscription es.
pressive of his (Mr. Coke's) approbation of Sir
John's ( ode of Agriculture, and of his exertions in
the mire of agriculture generally.
Sir JOHN returned thanks in a nest speech, snd
said, hr hoped it would be the cause of stimulat.
ing his successors to pursue the science of agricul-
ture.
Mr. Cogs then proceeded to deliver the Prizes,
conformably to tl►e adjudication, which were us
follow.:

Ceres I.~Strielhdown Sheep.
For the best Sbrarnag Saga !own Rani, • piece or plate
valise Sr.. guinea., to the Hal. General Fitzroy.
. .

Fur the best Soutbdowo Rasa Howl, a piece of plate
value Sr. guineas, to Mr. Reeve, of Creske.

Fur the beat SouOulu*, Sheathing Welber, a piece or plate
value tea gametic, to Mr. Harvey, of Albergh.
For the beat Suutbdowu Wetter Helmet, a pier of plate
value tee guitteav, to Mr. H ill, of Waterden

Jr;lges--lients. Creamy. , Brook, rod F. asks.
CLAN •11 —Devonshire Cattle.

For Ike best Devoe Bell, a piece of plate valet ten 'nitwits,
to Mr. Overtone, of Barelkani.

Fur the arenodimst Devoe Bull, a piece of plate value six
guineas, to Mr. Blyth, of Burnham.
For the best pair of Devon Heifers, a piece of plate value
ten *lamas to Mr. Thal. Moore of Waltham.
For the best and horst Devon it, under three year. old, •
piece of plate valise lea guise's, to Mr. Blunifield, of War-
bass.
Judges—Lord Allhorp, Mews. T. Leeds and Collins.
CLASS 11l —Horns.
- -

For the best tboroolb•bred Stallion Hone, a pine of plate
value ten guirear, to Mr Whinny. of Lyon.
For the best Stallion Horn of the road or nag kind, a
pine of plate value ten oiliness', to Mr. Wright, of Itoitgbatn.
For the beat Stallion Horse of the cart knit, a piece of
plate value tea guirras, to Mr. Hank, of 1.), river.
Jedgee--11be Hoe. Geo. Walpole, amid Messrs. Betimes aid
&ewe*.

• Ctrs@ I V.—Pip.
For He best iktor Pig of soy brood, a piece of plate raw
six pions. to Mr. Harm, of Alborgk.

For the second best Boar Pia, •tr piece of ptatet value tour
guineas, to Mr. Myth. of Nurnhars.
Judea—Mr. H. Abbott, Mr. Reeve, mud Mr. William
Blyth.
ClA's V.—Coopers/fr. Merits of Drill awl Dibble
Husbandry.
For the moat correct and astiatietary simetnest of the
romparative merits of the Drill and Dit,hle Husbandry, a
piece of plate valise ten guinea.; to Air. S. Taylor, or
Ditclairighadr. Judge—Mr. Tattersall.
Cl.Asi VI .;•-isitplenssosti
No Implement ',chanted parisased merit sufficient to es-
title it to • presume.
t3tVll.—fr/repAcrils.
To Goings Bona; il e\-d to Ur. Barber, of Dusts., the
sum of ate guineas.
To Thomas Nionsitoods, WieAstd to Mr. T. Moore, Ws.
lam, the sire/ bwr seances-.
Ira shepherd to Mr, itit,:soo, the suns of throe
snipes..
CLAss VIII —Plovaphivoit.
A piece orthale, value ten guineas, to 111 r. Cam. of Gen'
of eve guiseas to Thom; Hall, servant to T. W.
Coke 13":".,-
The soon of Arm guineas to Wm. trilidi, servant 10 Mr.
Blyib, of Baraboo,
The mum of three goiaeas to lames Itts, servant to T. W.
Coke, Eng.
The multi of too guiik-as to Edwird Beale*, servant to Mr.
Garwood, of Billingfaird.
After the Prizes lia4v,been delivered to the mac-
eesil candidates, as abort waled, Mr. Coke, in
the most minute manner; v:xplai!sed to the com-
pany preseat the whole .v ten GA' ligtteulture
practised ut Itlolkhaus, ...a polard o the utility
of various implunients, cad Aid the ti.." 411.1
preparing manure.
Sir Jon N SINCLAIR then proposed the '
Mr. Bhutto., and recommended all those
to obtain infurtnivion on agricultural
read Mr. lilaikie's pant l it. 1.1 etti, all which
they woul.l thud ample directions on various ito-
portant *objects. Mr. Blaskiets health was dracic
in a wily that testified how much. be is reepteled
mod beloved.
Mr. Coat then returned thanks on his fsehalf.
and said ilia( strict totegrity, indefatigable industry,
and superior talent, were nll combined in the cha-
racter of Mr. Bloikie, and that he ass most happy
to have him in his employ.
The company their re trail, .11 highly gratified
with the kind and hospitable manner its which itr.y
had been entertained.

DUBLIN THEATRE.

Petition or the Ticket liolders and Creditors of the
Theatre Royal (Dublin), presented to the Flossie
of Commons on the 2d of July, 1821 :
A Petition alive titre-undersigned penmen, being Ticket
Holders and Creditors on the late Theatre Royal, Crew -
street, in the city of Dublin, was presented and rod; eirt-
'ling forth, that in the year 1756, the late Sprenger Barry.
Esquire, proposed to build a theatre by subscriptien to
Crow-street, is the city of Dttbliai.an4 several persoasotoder
whom certain of the Petittoures device, subscribed to he
building of the said theatre, each of whom received, as the
consideration of his subscription, • transferable ticket of
free admission into said Mitsui.; that, previous to the
year 1766, the entire interest of the said Sprenger Bally in
raid theatre, subject to the said tickets and the rest of the
premises, became vested is the late Richard Daly, Eelleire.
who thereupon solicited as Am of Parliament fur the better
regulation of the stage; and the then lrieh Perimeters*,
wishing to reader the stage chaste, moral, and itistroctive,
and to exclude from it all representations of a cootraer
character, and is order to encourage the manager or siuma-
gers of such theatre or theatres ins chute and morel hoe of
performances, in that year passed an Art of Parliament. in-
cluded, " As Act for misrelating the Stage io the City sod
County of Dahlia," mobilise his Majesty to grant • pout
or patent., for • term of twenty-one years, fur reecho! us
establishing • theatre or theatres in the said city sad moue
of Dahlia, and prohibiting all persons not authorised by
patent from exhibiting dramatic entertainments, ender
several pecuniary difficulties; upon tie pausing of whirls
Ad, his late Majesty was graciously pieued, ia per-
seance thereof, to grant a patent to the mid Ricked
Daly; that the said Richard Daly, re °Maisie, said
patent, resolved to improve the said theatre by the ek-
largenteut thereof, and thereepoo raised the feeds utereserry
fin that purpose by subscriptions, sad to be granted to IMO
subscriber a transferable ticket of free admission to said
theatre, under which ticket, so granted by the said Rehire
Daly, certain others of the Petitioners derive ; that. in the
year 1797, the said Richard Daly, for a large and ramble
consideration, and atesogst others, in consideration n 4 •
grant of an annuity to be paid and payable to cereals smot-
hers of his family, with the •ppeolotion of the times hide
Government, conveyed the said theatre, sad the reeds,
thee to come of ibis patent, to Frederick Edward Joon, Seq.
subject, iserweerer, to the emits of the premises, and the
tickets greeted thereat, by hies the said Richard DOT and
the said Sprenger Barry, all of which were uniformly 'ad-
mitted to said theatre without any interruption; and is the
year 1798 his late Majesty was graciously pleased to great a
patent to the said Frederick Edward Jones fur a term of
twenty-one years, stipulating, however, that all the tickets
on the house should, as theretofore, have tree admissive.
the Government takiag care in all the transfers of the
said theatre that no injory should be dose to the Pe-
titioners, or these snider whom they derive; that the
said Osman., where it earn late the bands of the mid
Frederick Edward Jones, required large swore of worm) tole
expended upon it to make it Ruing for the reception of the
audience of the seetrod city is the empire ; and to nudge
him to carry these insprovenemes into execution, he nesedl
motley in a similar meaner with his predeemoses, •by
granting tickets of free admission to said theatre; tad
certain others of the Petiteutiers derive seder the tickets so
granted by the said Frederick Edward Jones, coosidating
themselves well secured in savouring their money, from the
invariable usage fa eases of this kind In the liaised King-
dom, and from the care hitherto taken by the Government to
protect the rights and properties of all persons dealing with
patentees of theatres ; that certain others of the Petitioners
are creditors of the said Frederick Edward Jones, erbe
trained and lent him money, and gave hien credit us •Ilie
faith of his patent mid theatre, to eatable hint to carry it ow.
conceiving themselees perfectly secure in advanciog their
mosey to him, so long u he coeducted the theatre in the
r the Legislature evidently bad in view whets the Act
of Parliament hereiabefore mentioned for the revitalise tif
the stage was passed into a law ; and the Petitioners were
the more firmly persuadid of the validity of the security
upon the said palest and theatre, inasmuch as no insulter
has heretofore occurred in the Uoited Kingdom of • re-
fuel to renew sack a patella ; sad it was upon that movie-
tine that the Petitioners dealt with said air. Jones; that
in the years 1806, 1909, sad 1814. the said Frederick ifollrarit
Joules sold some smell *hues in his patent aid ttbestre t..
Meson. Crampton, Dalton, sad Gregory. sad ia 1819.
epos a representation or memorial of Messrs. Crompton and
dealings. with the said
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