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London, England, 1802-03-27

UNDRA‘‘N TICKETS-

March 26, 1862.
pMEETING of the • Principal HOLDERS. of
i
TICKETS was This Day held, to take into consi-
deration the propriety of selling any more. Tichls, whilst
the FIVE GRAND CAPIT4.I. PRIZES remain Untirawn
A principal Holder was for consolidating the whole Of the
Undrawn Tickets at present unsold, and not suffering any
more to be sold, untik, at least, three out of five of the Ca-
pital Prizes were drawn. .
A spirited Office-Keeper remonstrated against the propo-
-sition, stating, that he steoclpledged by his Advertisement,
to sell Undrawn Tickets and. Shares throt,hout the whole of
the Drawing; and as such, claimed a right to be supplied
with Tickets, whilst any remained unsold.

Much Debate ensued ; hut on its being put to the Vote,
there was a-decided Majority for continuing the Sale : and as
such it was agreed, to daily distribute, without favour or
affeelion, Tickets for Sale to the following Office-Keepers,
to supply the public.
No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross.
-Bianscoinb, No. ir, Holborn,-and•37, Cornhill.
Bruckshaw and .Capel, Royal Exchange.
Carroll, No. 26, Oxford-street.
Drummond,. No. 65, Fleet-street.
Harrison, Piccadilly.
Hazard, Borne, and Warner, Royal Exchange.
Hedges, NO. 149, Oxford_street, and 44, St. James's-
street.
Hodges, No. 417, Pall-Mall.
Hornsby, No. z 6, Cornhill.
Mailer, No. 1, Great Piazza, Covent-Garden.
Nicholson; No. 16, Cornhill.
Pope, No. 12, Castle Alley, Royal Exchange.
Porter,. No, 14, Parliament-street.
Richardson; Goodluck, and Arnull, Cornhill, and
Charing-CIOSS.
Scott, No. 75, New Bond-street.
Stewart, No. 563, Oxford-street.
(Au-don, Nn ti. Poultry.
London, England, 1802-03-27

A CARD.

A REPORT -liavir4 been circnlat,ed, that the Se-
cond Part of RURAL SPORTS :.•ould never appear,
the Compiler feels it his duty to those Noblemen and Gen—
tlemen, who have honoured the Work by their Patronage,
to assure them, and also the Public at large, that the Second
Volume is in a state of forwardness, and will be published in
June next.
Soecimens from the Plates already finished for the Second
Volume, may be seen at Mr. White's, Bookseller, Fleet-
s: ; and at Messrs. Bunney and Gold's, Shoe-lane.
London, England, 1802-03-27

IMPER 1 /IL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

MARCH 26.

-Lord At v A NI, ZY again :presided as Speaker. Counsel
:were heard.relative to th,,--; Scctch Appeal—W r 1. so H EN-
p v.ato:: and Nil ELv:r;.r.—narneiy, Mr. GI LL lES in con-
tlnti,tion.,--on the part of Rcapondents, after which, their
Lordship;, deferred .he farther hearing till Monday.
:flip ',al-ions Bills hofore the House----chiefly of a local and
Frivase clescrlption, were forwarded inch ikir respeCtivfAstaAes.
Mr. i-i, a Member of-the otsr.•r House of Parlia-
ment, Was sworn at the Bar, respecting his propc,sed gvi-
dence relittive to the Calway County Gaol Bill.
The:: Lerd,hips then adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

FRIDAY, MARCH 20.

Mr. CoR N, from the riercers' Company 7, presented' someAtcounts, which were ordered to lie on the f able.
Mr. 111.11 N WAR iNG moved that the Coroner's
.should be read a second time on Friday next.—Order ‘d
Lrt-1 G T.EV B ERV lE brought up a Report from t- Corn
Cominittee„vvhich was ordered to lie on the to be
priritzti, ana to he taken into consideration ~1 Thursday
next,
‘34.070RR Y moved the Order of the Da, r going into a
Coni,i;iittee on the Irish Duty Regul,ati, The Bill
went throvo the Corn. mitee, and t' was ordered to
be received on Nonday.
o F Petition from Liverpool
the 1111 fur altering the Rates of the County of
L.:ncaster.
London, England, 1802-03-27

Dr. JOHNSON.

just published, rice 3s. 6d.
AA CRITICAL ENQUIRY into the. MORAL
WRITINGS of Dr. SAMUEL JOHNSON, in which
the tendency of certain Passages in the Rambler, and other
Produdions of that celebrated Writer is impartially consi-
dered —1 nterspersed with some-original Anecdotes.
To which is added, •
.•. _ _

An Appendix, containing a Dialogue between Boswell and
johnson, in the Shades.

•
By ATTA LUS.
Sold by Messrs. Cobbatt and Morgan, Pall Mall ; and R.
Faulder, Bookseller to the King, New Bond-street.

Near WARTIELD, the VERGE.of DSOR FOREST.
'4' 0 BE LET T, a. Cunvcnient FAMILY
HOUSE, FURNISHED, with all Offices compleat,
Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, beautifully encircled by
Lawn and Meadows, about Fifty Acres of the richest M 0...
dowin the County.. Situation of this de-sirable..elevated
Spec-, 'called or- knoWn by HAWTHORN-HILL, and haS
been the residence of-a respe6table kamily for many Years,
and may be entered on inimediately, •by application to Mr;
Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, &c. No. 160,
Piccadilly. -
N.B. The Live and Dead Stock, consisting. of Cows,
Sheep, Poultry, Hay, &c. may be had at a fair Appraise.-
mein.

UPTON, near SLOUGH.
TO BE LETT, with imineWate Possession,

ANek Brick and Sashed D WELLINGLHOUSE,
in the true Cottage Style; contains two neat Parlours,
lour best Bed-rooms, and four for Servants, with every con-
venient Office; Stable for three Horses, and a CoaCh-house;
pleasant Walled Gardens,- in perfect order, refreshed and
supplied by the finest Water that Spot is so much admired
for, and its Purity! of the Air. The Situation is retired,
within an easy distance from the Church, about a quarter of
a mile from the Bath Road, an from London ; a pieasant
Walk or Ride in two direclions to Windsor, onl; two ;.files.
Please to refer to Mr. Kimberley, No. 160', Piccadilly,
for terms, which are very moderate.
London, England, 1802-03-27

Sold also by the following Booksellers ; Hazard,
_Bath ;
Sheppard, Bristol ; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Salis-
bury ; Harrop and Thodpson, Manchester ; Jones and Gore,
Liverpool; Bulkeley and Poole, Chester • Pearson and •
m Piercey, Birminghai; Stevenson, Norwieft; Middleditch
and Barnsby, I pswieh ; Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ;
Peck, York; Brown, Hull ; Humble, Newcastle.; Gee,
Cambridge; Slater, x foal ;M` Donald, jeweller, Glasgow ;
Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; and by one.reputable.Book-
seller in most Town's in England.
Price as. gd._ and Ss. td. a Box, Duty iheluded..
• Where.may be had, Ariudd's Nervous Restorative Drops.

•
LONDON : Printed by lit:Cl-IA NA NI M4NI I I (or Bow-Street, Covent-Carden); and Published by %V I LI. IAM AKMIGER 'SCR IP PS (of liorse-
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London, England, 1802-03-27

[PRICE SIXPENCE.

At a MEETING of the INHABITANTS tho BC.
ROUG H of•W ARW I CK, holden at the.Coi,rt House in
the said Borough, on Tuesday the 2,3 d. Day of March, &Sea,
pursuant to Public Advertisement,
JOHN- ED W ARDS, Esq. Mayor, in the Char;
• ResOlved Unanimously,
THAT' appears to this Meeting, Oat the Tauponx
is in its operation unequal, partial and '
oppressive, inasmuch as the Incomes-of Annuitants, the
precarious fruits of Personal Inuustrv, and the Prot-i-ii
7 :Ides (for the obtaining of which the Capitals employed art
0, ..',,xposeti to unavoidable hazard), meet ',lle same •
mji,. 'ras Incomes arising from Landed or tither Permanent-
Proper
RenC•-f-i0 Unanimously,
That the ;'..tisitorial powers established for the collec-
lion of the s. Pax, arc vexatious and degrading, to. I ridivi.
duals,• and 'tit, 'l repugnant to the Principles of a Free
Constitution. aA . •
Resolved Unai. ••;,05,J.14 •
That the said Tax is •0•,..-stritdivc of the Morals-Of tI;
People, by holding out rewari, v. VAsje
jury • and th-t.tha Tax is so odious and 0i,.2.-.,!Lts.siii its
ciplec• il?Trrhe
modification whatever can render it equitable, just, and
practicable.
Resolved Unanimously,
That a Petition be prepared, and signed by.the Mayor,
Town Clerk, and Twenty Inhabitants, and presented to the
Honourable House of Commons without delay, for an imme-
diate repeal ofthe said Tax ; and that the Members for this •
Borough be requested to present the same, and be instruled
to support any Motion or Motions which shall be made for
the repeal of the said Tax.
Resolved Unanimously,
That these Resolutions be published in the Birmingham,
Coventry, andone of the London Papers, and that a Copy
thereof-be sent to the Committee appointed by Common
liallof the City of London, -for obtaining a repeal of the said
Tax.

Resolved Unanimously,
That the Mayor be requested to forward the Petition and
Copy of these Resolutions to the Members for this Borough.
Resolved Unanimously,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to John Edwards,
Esq. Mayor, for his ready compliance in calling this Meet-
ing, and for impartial Conduct toe Chair; and that he
be requested to sign the Resolutions.
JOHN EDWARDS, Mayor.
London, England, 1802-03-27

Mils 111.

All that FREEHOLD FARM called Seymour's, situate
in the. Parish of Shaston St. James: otherwise Shaftesbury,
consistin4,of 27 Acres of old inclosed rich Arable, 'Meadow
and Pasture Land, the greater Part thereof Meadow and Pas-
ture, with extensive Right of Common, now in the occupa-
tion of Mr. William Seymour, as a yearly Tenant thereof, at
an old Rent.

C::r The above Estates are situate in a fine Sporting Coun-
try, and near to good Markets, being within Three Miles •of
Shaftesbury aforesaid, Seven Miles front Hindon, Twelve
Miles from Blandford, and Sixteen from Warminster.
Mr. James Mundy, one of the Tenants, will 'spew the Es.
tates ; and printed Particulars may be had at the Red Lion
Inn, Shaftesbury; King's Arms, Salisbury; Messrs. Dyilel sy,
Bell and Dyneley, Gray's Inn, London; and of Messrs.• Hall
and Ryley, Hungerford, Becks, who are authorized to contract}
for the Sale thereof.
London, England, 1802-09-29

PORTSMOUTH, SECT. 28.

AittuvED this day, His Majesty's Ship Decade,
from the West Indies.

The Atalanta Sloop has sent into this Port the
Phavrix Smuggling Lugger, laden with zoo casks of

spirits.

Sailed the Nelson, DONALD, and Ant, STEPHENS,
for Havre-de-Grace.

Passed by this Port this morning, the Spanish
Ship' Farmer, BEGONA master, from Bilboa,
bound to London.
London, England, 1802-09-29

DEAL, SEPT. 28.

ARRIVED the Ranger Transport, PETER COWE
master, from Deptford, and sailed for Portsmouth.
Arrived from the Westward, the St. Fiorenzo,
and sailed-through for the Texel ; also the Ceres
and La Decade, from Portsmouth, and sailed for
the Dore.

The Ship Elizabeth, Berman, from St. Vincent to
Liverpool, in ballast, having sprung a leak, making
three feet water per hour, the night after leaving
St. Vincent, and not being able to make Mar_
tinique, was obliged to _bear away for Jamaica,
where she arrived on the zd of August, and run
on shore at Port-Maria, where she bilged and was
full of water.

The Brig Perseverance, Sky, from Jamaica, to
London, which sailed a few days before, in return.:
ing to port on the 3l of August, run on the Reefs
near Port Royal, but was fortunately got off on the
following day, and got into Port Royal on the sib.
London, England, 1802-09-29

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-IVIORROW EVENING, September 3Q,
will be presented
THE BEGGAR', OPERA.
Beggar, Mr. POWELL ;
Player, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Mr.' Peaehum. IVALDRON';
• Lockit, Mr. WATT! EN ;
Captain Macheath, Mr. KELLY ; -
filch, Mr. SUET'''.
• ,Mrs• Peachinn, Mrs. SPARKS;
Folly Peachutrt, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ;
Lucy Lockit, Miss DF. CAMP-;
Diana riapes, Mrs MADDOCKS.'
Wirt!

- THE CITIZEN.
Old Phi!pot, Mr. SUETT' •
Young Philpot, Mr. BANNIST ER, jun.
Sir Jasper Wilding, Mr. SPARKS ;.
Wilding, Mr. DE CAMP.
Maria, Miss IVIE LLON ;
Corinna, Miss T 1 DS WELL. -
Boxes 6s: Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price- zs.—
Gallery zs. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d. •
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box-Offlce, Little Russell-street.
Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, and the Perro4n_
ante to begin rat Half nest- Six. ' Vivant Rex et Rei-2,,a.
Frolic
()n SiaturdaY, the-Comedy-of The jew,'-with Fortune's
s---in which- -Mr. Collins, irons the. Southampton
Theatre,will make his first Appearance irrsLondon, in the
Charaaers Of jab-el and Robin Rough.ead..
And on Monday; "Shakespeare's Play of The Winter's Tale,
with The Liar—Young Wilding, Mr. Dwyer.
(*— The present settled' arranernent respeeting the Ma-
nagement.ftecessarily supercecles-thefurmer Free List, should
tucre b;,: any. omission contrary to the customary usage in that
now made out, it is requested that infoririati6ll may be given
to the. Trea,,, ter.

*** Also to
.prevent the great abused Otat have prevailed,
and at the.speciat -suggestion of numhers of the Renters, it is
required that all- persons having the light or Privilege of
Free AOinission, will ,please to leave their written names at
the Office appointed for that. purpose.
+.1.-1. Also Ladie.s and Gentlemen taking Boxes, or Placed,
on applying for then-4 are requested to 'direct their Servants.
to leave their Address at 'tlie.Box Office, in-order rpat a clear
and impartial preference may be given to first applications. .
The Public are respeellully- infdrinecl- that Mr.
BANNISTER is appointed Star-Manager, and Mr; KELLY-
to superintend the Musical. Depaitinent.-4 is: re.oested
that
.all Letters, Packets, and Communications may be
addressed tci.the Board of Management,and left it ifie Office
repared for that purpose.--Please to inquire at the Stage
uonr.
London, England, 1802-01-15

MR. MARCH, THE DEIVT!ST.

FAR-L 6n Monday' Morning, the celebrated
Dentist, JOHN MA.!tclf, -died at his., horse at
Knightsbridge.
Mr. Mmtex, was ~born Swcden„ of humble
parents. It is probable that hisaddres and coura,"-,-:,
obtained- for him the Con-iinission Which' he held
for many years in the French Army,
,during Which
.service he was wounded' in his foot: He afterwards
went throagh a, regular course of Anatoinicat -and
Chirurgical Stbdie's, and having chosen for himself
that branch of Surgery to which he ever afterwards
&Voted' his life, lie--wtrit first to Ireland, and
thence .to England,' in both which countries
,he
established atrzat*valled. and unprecedented reputa-
tion. • Some of tl?einOs._-t eminent professional. men,
among. whom were Mr.-SurP,--the late Mr. POTT,
apd Jour fiUNTER',. bore repeated testimony,to
accomplished skill. Of its importance he was hilly
aware, and is said to have occasionally. received
from the Nobility, on whom he:placed his chief re-
e, greater -payments than were ever • before
Made to,anrone yin his line of praftice. :To all
thOse-whose :circumstances would otherwise have.
precluded them from his assistancel and particularly'
to Artists and Professional Men, of whatever kind,
his house, hand, and heart, were-at all times open,
and his abilities -always gratuitously at their.com-
Mand.,

He possessed a capacity of extraordinary.Compre-
Ilension,
,and a temper of equal firmness. He had,
by thattire study, imbibed -the, principles of the most.
celebrated P,liil9..opliers of .paat,4tges,. and ke; incor7
porated them, with-his opinions and his life. •
His manners were polite, but, like his aspen,coml7
mending, and his discourse was that of a Spartan:
He carried to an extreme of rigour his estimate of
Vice and Virtue. He neither forgot an injury or a
benefit : the latter he -repaid by
.unbounded. exer-
tions of liberarfriendship.„ which ho length of time
could abate or diminish; tl:e fol:mer he' punished by
ceasing front all Commuuication with the. person from
whom it ,493 e, • • • •
In'reading the Chariaers OrMen, pusillanimity
met his contempt, fraud his abhorrence, talents his
prote6lion, `and -virtue alone, 'in whatever statiOni
his "re-speti..' ',•
London, England, 1802-12-01

GANIE LAWS

Two Anions upon the.Garne Laws, instituted by
Lord Berkeley, were tried ; in one of which there
was a verdiafor the Defendant, and ie another .;:t
verdia for the single penalty of 0;f-or using t
Greyhound fpr, the C.,estrudion of GUM, the ..party
not being duly qualified.
London, England, 1802-12-01

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL. REPORT.

THE season has continued in so mild a manner,
and with so little rain, that the application of ma-
nure to the grass lands in the more low and wet
distrids, has been effected with little trouble. The
taking up of the potatoe crops have likewise been
accomplished with unusual facility. They have
turned out in general good, though not so abundant
as was expefted.

The young wheats of the more early sowings
have generally a healthy and promising aspel, and
in some districts are probably in a state of too great
forwardness., 'if the weather should soon become
severe. •

The price-of old wheat is somewhat on the de-
cline ; barley and oats have also experienced a
little reduaion. By the returns made up to the
zoth of November, wheat averaged 395. Id. bar-
ley, z 75. 63. oats, zos. 6d. and beans 34.5. Bd.
The openness of the season has also been highly
favourable to the keeping of the cattle in the pas-
tures, as well as to the fattening of sheep ; from
which the prices of both fat and lean stock are be-
coming lower.
Hops yield from 91. to a 11. a as. in pockets, sot.
to 131. Farnham, in pockets, yield from tol. to
161.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, NOV. 29

Passed by—the Helena, Harris, from Hamburgh ; lessee,
Davies, from Riga; Two Sisters, , from Peters--
burgh; and Hope, Johnson, from Amsterdam.
Sailed—the Amelia, Young, for Grenada; Canada, Her-
bert, for St. Vincents, and the Venus, Jansen, for Amster-
dam.
London, England, 1802-12-01

PORTSMOUTH, Noy.

ARILLVED the Su:antral), SHEI,TcY, from Lon,
don for St. Kitt's.

FALMOUTH, Nov. ;S.

ARRIVED the Swedish Brig Hazard, Captain
ADOLPH LINDpELDT, (damaged,) from St. Peters-
burgh, with wheat, for Lisbon ; has bawl obliged
to throw part of her cargo overboard, the pumps
being choaked. Also arrived the Brig Gertrude,
• Capt. CANDY, from Southampton, with timber,
bricks, &c. and the Sloop renryn, rapt. MINSTER.,
from Dartmouth.

Sailed, the ship Lady Andover, Captain SAMUEL
HADDON, with sugar, coffee, tkc. for London ;
Ship John, Captain TR ELUDDRA, With pilchards,
for Naples ; Brig Reliance, Captain DeiteArkrv,
with wheat, for Carthagena ; Swedish Brig rhabr,
Captain CLAAS, with sugar, Coffee, &c. from Cay-
enne, for London ; Danish Brig Emanuel, Captain
Bzt ENK, in ballast, for St. Thomas's ; Brig Adive,
Captain PIGEON, with oats, for London ; prig
Princessa, Captain Licirrtor, with naval stores,
from the Baltic, for Bordeaux ; Sloop Harriott and
John, Captain BAKER, for Shoreham ; Sloop. Louisa,
Captain BROOKER, fOr Chichester; Sloop Endeavour,
CaptainMuDGE, for Penzance ; and Brig Br,:ithers,
Captain SUCKET, for London.

BRITISH 4VAIY.

STATEMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION or THE NAVAL

BRITISH FORCE, TO THIS DAT.

Line

In Port and fitting, and ?
S
with sealed orders
Guard-ships - -
In the English and Irish ?
Channels - - S
On the Downs and North Z•
Sea stations -
At the West India Islands
and on the Passage
On the Jamaica station
and on the Passage 9
>

so's Frig
3,
.39

Sps.

n I o

American & Newl'Ound-
land stations - 5 o
C. of G. Hope, E. Ind. ?
and on the Passage S 6
Coast of Africa - 0
Portugal and Gibraltar . - Q
Mediterranean and on passage lo
Hospital and Prison Ships a

Total in Commission 33
Receiving Ships - 6
Serviceable awl repairing 2 23
rot Service - -
In ordinary • - - - ros
Building - - 24

Total 196

13 I 107
0 7

I
ir 86
0 8

2
1 13
2

2
72

Tot
London, England, 1802-12-01

NAVAL 'FORCE

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
that since ihe 'Debate which took place on Wed-
,
nesday night, he had made inquiries with regard to
the number of Seamen at present employed, and
found that they aipounted to so,ocp men. Notice
had ken given of an intention to move for a
certain number of Seamen for three months.; he
wished now to state, that they would be moved for
the whole yen ; not that Government should be
compelled to keep the whole number voted during
the who'le year, but leaVing them a discretionary
power of reducing them if it' was thought expedient.
London, England, 1802-12-01

CORN EXCHANGE, 'DEC:

FROM the most enorrnous' supply 'of Wheat el
Monday, U,'e have many samples unsold, with
few Buyers, which causes this article to
rather leis,',but- s'uperior sarriples nearly kee . „
prices Barley anti Malt continue cheaper, s.
the latter arc very dull ;. we have Pease in lar;.%,
quantities that are low, and those of inferior pkality'
are scarcely saleable ; there is a tolerable supply of
Oats, and the demand causes their best duality to.
•
be at high prices. blourno variation.-
Wheat 4os a 485 a 56s od
Fine ditto- -57 s a 53s od
Barley -24 s a 27$ 6,1
Malt 405 a 455 od
Rye 365 a 4os od
White Pease 38s a 41$ 0(1
BUDS 33* a 37s 04

Tick Beans - sos a 33s 6a.
Oats - - 155 a Isis 24S
I,3Oland ditto 25s a 26s 6cl
Rape Seed - - 311 a 351
Fine Flour -45 s a 4Ss
Secondlio. • 4(1,9 A 45$

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London, England, 1802-12-01

IRISH MILITIA.

..41r. CORRY said, he had moved some days ago
for` leave to bring in a Bill for making certain
Tegulations respe4ing the pish Militia. Upon
mature consideration, however, be *found that 'it
wogld fie necessary to proceed in a different man_
per. ' Bills of this descriPtiOn were not called
Money-bills in Ireland, but they were considered as
such in England. He should therefore move, That
the House should to-morrow resolve itself into a
Committee of the whole House to consider of
the Militia Laws of Ireland.—Ordered.

`:Ile Promissory Note Bill went thrmagh a Com-
pliiree, and was ordered to be read a third time to-

/110170 w.

Mr. PR6ED moved for leave to bring in a Bill,
to enable the Diretors of the Grand janaiou Ca_
vial Company to raise a further sum af money for
'the completion of the Canal.--Leave given.
London, England, 1802-12-01

DIED.

Yesterday evening, at his house in Boar's-head-court,
,Qracechurch-street, Mr. John .Lightfoot, Stock-broker.
On Monday last, of a decline, in the '2 tlt year of her age,
Mrs. Rixon, wjfe of Mr. Charles Rixon, of Great .Hermi-
tage-street.
On his passage from Charlestown to Clyde, on board the
Montezuma, Mr. Alex. M'Kenzie, merchant, Glasgow.
At Curville, near,Newcastle, aged aoa, Mrs. Eliz. Man-
ners.
On the tit h of September, at Grenada, Mr. James
Had-
dow, of Mark-lane, London.
On the 19th ult. at Portsmouth, on her way to the South
of France. Mrs. Tyrrell Barnes, Niece to the late Right
lion.• John Hely Hutchison, of the Kingdom of Ireland.
London, England, 1802-12-01

MARR lED

On Wednesday last, at St. Martin's in the Fields, Joshua
Collier, Esq. to IVliss Sykes.
Lately,'at 13i,liupsgate Church, Mr. Ellis, of Bishopst
gate-street, to Miss Sar.iti Wadker, of Hackney.'
In Threadneedle-street, Mr. Webb, to 'Miss
London, England, 1802-09-16

SOMERSET-HOUSE.
rnis = was published,
Priee-zs • 6d. neatly printeilin *gra. on ;...4.z.-fineWOve
. • No.-V. of
THE MONTHLY REGISTER, einbellished.
1 with highly-finished. Engravings. of SomerSetLHouse,•
and Monte Cavallo at Rome. This Aliscellany comprehends
useful intOrmation and interesting original disquisition on Li-
t-.,rature, ilolitics, Science, Philosophy, Commerce, and
other Subjects: The general execution of the Work is in-a
stile of excellence that justly entitles it to “ place in
exist sclea Libraries. .

The Fout preceding Numbers are enriched with:the fol-
lowing Engravings byieinitient Artists : i. Windsor Castle;
2. the Louvre; '3: Hampton-Court ; 4. the Marble l'alace,
Sr. retershiirgli ;.
.5., Warwick --Castle-; 6. the Escurial in
Spain; 7. the Towerof London ;• 8. Cotseiahaug, itt. Hin-
dostau. . .

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Also, this Day was published, price zs. 6d. illustrated by
.Coppor- plates, No, IV. Wit ne,y.Series), of the R-E RE R.-
TORY of ARTS, • MANUFACTURES and AGRICUL-
TURE. .
, , ._
. .

. .
, •A• Number of each Work is plulilished on the first of ever.),
Month,-,at- the Repertory Office, Fleet,street, and may .-be
had regularly of every Bookseller or Newsman in the United
Kingdom ; as well as. complete Sets of the first Series of the.
Repertory (16 volso), price-tol. in boards. •
London, England, 1802-09-16

31181

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
TG-MORROW EVENING, September 17th,
will be presented the Comedy of

WILD OA I S. .
Rover, Mr. LEWI S •
•
Harry, Mr. BRUNTON
Sir George Thiolder, Mr. WADDY ;
Ep:uaim Smooth, Mr. MUNIAN ;
john Dnry, Mr, FAWCETT ; •
Sim, Mr.. KNIGHT ;
Banks, Mr. NItiltRAY ;
Midge, Mr CLAREMONT.
Jane, Mrs. MARTYR ;
. .
Amelia, Mias CHAPMAN ;
And Lady Amami-an, Mro. H. SI DDONS.
To 'which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of

PAUL. AND VIRGINIA.
- Paul, Mr-. INCLEDON ;
Alhambra, - Mrs. MILLS ;
Tropic, Mr. -111WiSTNEN
Don Antonio, Mr. K LANE RT ;
Diego, Mr. EMEK Y ;
Sebastian, Mr. CLAREMONT;
Sailor, Mr. A I'KJ NS ;
Dominique, Mr. MINDEN;
lacintha, Miss WHEATLY;
11,1ary, Miss }1 i )1V E L Lti •
•
Ana: Vir6itiia, Mrs
41( IN STON.
THE DANCES
)3y Messrs. Blurton, ilde,. Platt, Lewiss, Klanert, L.
Bologna, Howell, Mesdames. Watts, Bologna, Norton, Bo-
logna, llibdin, Burnet.'
Boxes 6s. Pit js. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery is.'
Places tar the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
160 X Office, Hart-street.
Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the performance
to begin at Halt past Six.
•
No Money to be returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina!
On Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, with
the Musical Entertainment of Selima arid A4or.
on Wednesday, the Historical Play of King Henry the
Fourth, with. The Irish .Mimic, or Blunders at Bright On.

And on Friday, the Comedy ,of Tue Beaux Stratagem, in
which Miss Matrioi will make her first Appearance- on this
Stage in the Character of Mrs. Sullen; to which will be
added the new Musical Entertainment of fhe Escapes, or
the Water Carrier
frr A few of the Renters' shares which were granted on
this Theatre at the commencement of last Season, remaining
.`tesold; are now to be disposed of—Particul4rs may be ltnoWn
'll4lapplying at the Treasurer's 044,

MEDICAL LECTURES by WILLIAM CHARLES
WELLS, M.D. F.R.S. and Physician to St. Thoniaui's
6spital.
R.. .WELLS 101 commence a Course-of LEC-
. 'TURES on the PRACTICE of PHYSIC,onMon-
'Ly the 4th of Giilober, at No. to, St. Thomas's-street,
torough. Further Particulars may. e learned at his- Lee-
ltile Room, or at St. Thotnas's_Hospital.

NOTICE. TO 'CREDITORS.
A LL "'ERSONS having arw Claims or Demamis
on the Estaii of the Hon. FREDEKI CK STUART,
°I Oxford-street, in tlw..Couttty of Middlesex, deceased, are
tu:sired to send in their Accounts, with the nature of their
Claim, to Mr. Richardson, Solicitor, Bury-street, St.
tunes's ; and'al I Persons indebted to the said Estate, are de-
li to pay
rithe 'sit' ne to the.said Mr. Richardson, or to the
uuse IVtet and Shec,' St: james'sstreet.
London, England, 1802-09-16

HARWICH, SEPT. X 5.

A4our miclniglat, arrived the King George
Packet, Capt. FLYN, with the Mail and Passengers
from Helvoetsluys ; and t nearly the same time ar-
rived the Union Bye boat, Capt. HATT, from Hel-
voetsluys, with a horse-carriage and Passengers.
The King George Packet sailed again this after-
noon, with the Mail, and near fifty Passengers for
Helvoetsluys ; there being no other Packet in the
Harbour, owing, to contrary winds and stormy
weather during the latter part of last week.
London, England, 1802-09-16

AR MOUTH, SErT. 15.

Tx Is morning arrived the Prince of Wales Packet',
Capt. HEAR N, from Cuxhaven, with Mails and Pas-
sengers. She left Cuxhaven on Thursday last, in
company with the Earl of Leicester Packet, Capt.
TuomPsoN, but it blowing hard, they parted corn_
pany the same. evening, and it is supposed that the
Earl of Leicester would make the land, and land her
Mails somewhere to the Northward.

On Monday night, or early yesterday morning,'
the Akin, of and for London from Newcastle, coal.
laden, got on Scroby Sand, and is lost. Some of
her materials, and a small part of her cargo, will
be saved. The crew are all saved.

The ilioneverery, GAT?, is put in here leaky.
Arrived the Tartar, DRAPER, from Liverpoulf
Sailed the Nancy, HA.DD F.l;%'S, to
London, England, 1802-09-16

This day was published, price il. ss.
Ni,TOTES CRITICAL 'and DISSERTATOR/
I N on the GOSPEL and EPISTLES of ST. JOHN.
By the Rev. R. SHEPHE:RO, D.D.
Archdeacon of 'Bedford,
• Printed for J. Mawrnanl Poultry:
Where maybe had,
r. Sermons on a Future State, and Recognition of each
other.

•
2. Arguments illustrative of the Ground and Credibility
of the Chri4tiet* , •
3. Bampton Ledures, on the (.7-found and Credibility of
the Christian Religion.
London, England, 1802-09-16

FREEHOLDS. IN HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSF..k
TO BE SOLD 131 AUCTION, ,

At Garraway's Coltee-house,- Change Ailey, Coruhill,
Lonion, on Friday the Sth'of Od'oba 1801, at Twelve
o'Clock at Noon, .
LOT I. .

•
.A SUBSTANTIAL.. IVMSSUAGE. and Conve_
nient Offices, together with several parcels of Int-
provable, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture-Land, containing,
•by a late. Survey, tit Acres,• exclusive' •of Hedges,' Fences;
and Ditches, situate in Theobald-street, in the Parish of
Aldenham, in the County of Hertford, two miles front
Elstree, five from Edge,i arc, and is from London ; noWin
thepossession of Richard Hodgson, Tenant from year to
year, Who is under notice to quit at Miuhaelinas, 13oz.
1.01. 111
• A valuable and very improvable FARM, -Situate in the
Island of Foulness, in the County of Essex,,about , 7miles
from RochfOrd, and 6 from Prettleavell .•.,na•Soutli End, -
consisting of a Messuage and Offices, with several parcels
of rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, containing 20
Acres, or thereabouts, in possession of thli Widow of-the
late Piles Bell, held for a Term of twenty-one Years, which
expires at 'Michaelmas 1808.,,„
This harm is near a 'Quay upon the Banks of the Island,
from whence the Produce is shipped at a small expense.
Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs: Winter, Kaye,
Beckwith and Freshfield, Solicitors, Swithins-lane, Lon
don; Messrs. W. and j. Black, Middle Teinple ; -at Rieh-
ards's CofFee-lr,use, Teniplc Bar,. and at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1802-03-18

SUPPLY.

Mr. SARGENT. moved the Order of the Day
for a Cominitte of Supply, and that the Estimate re_
lative to the Office of Ordnance should be referred
to the Committee, which was ordered.
The House having resolved itselfinto a Com-
mittee, •
Mr. SARGENT, after observing that the dif-
ferent Corps both here and abroad, were to be
maintained exaedy in the, same state in which they
were at present, moved for the Sum of z 66,6661.
13s. 4d. for service of the Office, of Ordnance in
Great Britain, during the Months of April and
May.
Mr. ROBSON said, he . understood that there
was a inn of 1, too,oool. at present in the Trea-
sury, appropriated to the service of the Office of
Ordnance ; he could not conceive, therefore, why 1
any farther sum was called for.
Mr. SARGENT said,- that Bills were conti-
nually coming in for- payment from abroad, and
money was continually wanted for a number of
works that were carrying on, but no more would
be asked for, than what was absolutely wanted.
After a few words more from Mr. Ro BsoN, the
motion was agreed to.
The 'Sum of zo,oool. Was also voted for the
Ordnance Service of Ireland.
The House having resumed, the Report was Or-
dered tb be received to-morrow, and the Com-
mittee to sit again on Friday.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
gave notice, that he should propose on Wednesday'
nexi., in the Committee of supplyi to Mote the
Miscellaneous Services, the Accounts of which were
! now on the Table.

Mr.-3: ONES Wished to know, what Papers the
Right Hon. Gentleman alluded to when he spoke of
Miscellaneous Services. _ _

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER'saia,
he, did not know that he could answer the Hon.
Gentleman's question with accuracy, except by
stating, that the Aets of Parliament which-referred
to them were on the Table. The Services he
alluded to were the Interest of Exchequer Bills, the
Expences .of the Loan and Lottery, one-third of
the Purchase of the biike.of Richmond's Annuity,
&c. It was his intention to have presented other
Papers, if they had been prepared in time. A
Paper would probably be presented to-morrow, with
regard to which, if the House 'thought it so im-
portant as to require any delay, he should not pro-
pose to vote it with the others on Wednesday. While
he was up he wished to state, that he had been in-
formed that the printed Copies of the Civil List
Report would not he ready for delivery till Mon-
day next, therefore he • would postpone the Motion
of which he had given notice for Monday, till Fri-
day se'nnight.
The Committee of Ways and Means was put off
till Friday.
Adjourned at, Five o'clock till to-morrow.

THE SUN.

SOLENT QUIS Ricfuts, FALSUM AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1802-03-18

PATERSON's ROADS.

ANEW EDITION of this useful Book (being
the Thirteenth) is now in the Press, and will be'pub-
fished with all convenient speed, including a great-number
of new Measurements and Improvements, under the sanction
of the original Proprietor, Lieutenant-Colonel PATE RS N,
Assistant Quarter-Master General of His Majesty's Forcea,
with the additional aid of FRANCIS FRE ELING, Esq.
Secretary to the Post-Office, and of the several Surveyors of
the Provincial bistrits, by Authority of the Post-Master
General ; so that every Information will be obtained, and
every Attention paid, in order to render this Work as com-
plete as possible, for Official, as well as for Public Ac-,
commodatton.

On Saturday will be published, handsomely printed in 4to.
A Fourth Volume of •

THE WORKS of the' Right Hon. EDMUND
BURKE.
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard. Sold also by j. Hatchard, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had,
An Odavo Edition of Mr. Burke's Works, handsomely.
printed'in Eight Volumes. Price in Boards, 16s,

This Day was published, '
The Second Edition, in One large Volume, Duodecimo,
Price in in boards, 45. and a Small Edition on fine wove
Royal Paper, Price in boards, 6s.
'THE MEDITA'T'IONS of a RECLUSE:
• Chiefiron Religious Subjects.
By 10i-IN BREWSTER, M. A.
Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees and Greatham, in the County

of Dtiitham.

Printed for F. and C. Rivington,. No. 6z, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; and W. Clarke, New Bond-street; sold also
by J. Hatchard,, No. 190, Piccadilly.
By whom will be published, in a few days, by the same

Author,
• A Secular Essays containing a RetrospeCtive View of
E vents, conneeted. with the Ecclesiastical History of Eng
land during the Eighteenth Century. With RetleClions on
the State of Pra&ical Religion in that Period. In r vol.
Bvo.. price in boards, 7s.
London, England, 1802-03-18

UMBER 2962.;

,
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES ORATORIOSDURING LENT.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
0-MORROW EVENING, March '9, rBo2,
will be perfomed (tor the only time this Season),
THE SACRED ORA I'ORIO OF

- - -
THE CREATION.
Composed by Dr. HAYDN.
Principal Vocal Performers,
Mrs. BILLINGTON,
Miss IsYRER, and Miss STEPHENS.
Mr. DENMAN, and Mr. BRAHAM.
6 Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at
'even o'Clock.
Roxes 6s Pit. 3s. 6d. Gall.•2s.MUplier Gall. Is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of r. Brandon, at the
.°"-Office in Hart-street. *

ASHBY-D E -LA-ZO UCH CANAL.
THE next GENERAL ASSEMBLY of PRO-
T.P RI ETORS to Unertakin will be at the
7111 TE HART INN,this in Ashdby-de-lag, held-Zouch, on Monday
ne FIFTH DAY of APRIL next, at the Hour of Eleven
In the Forenoon,
.when and where the several proprietQp are
requested to attend by themselves or Proxies.
HENRY SMITH, Auing Clerk.
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
, izth March, iSoz.

NYE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD.
Whitehall, March g, tSe2.
WHEREAS it has been humbly fepresented. to
the King, that in the Night of- the 4th instant, the
(the of -Mr. P. TAYLOR, a New Malton, Yorkshire
SeMe Cashier in the Bank of Messrs. R. C. Broadley and Co.),
as burglariously broken open by some Persons, who, after
threats
said Mr. Taylor, by tying him in bed, obtained by
the Keys of the Bank and of one of the Iron Chests,
t stole_ therefrom Cash, Bank of England Notes, and Conn-
,rl/ Bank Notes, chiefly those of the East Riding Bank; to a
t_onsiderable- amount, the Property of the said Messrs. R.
roxsacil,ey and Co.
JustiS --taiesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to
ce the persons concerned in the Burglary above men-
'Piled, is hereby pleas sto promise His molt. gracious Par.:
on to
ind any one of thernqexcep w t the Person who first broke:
Peh
shall disco-
er his or their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that
e'- she, or they may be apprehendedand convkled thereof.
P ELI-I AM.•
wikir,d as a further Encouragement, a REWARD of FIVE
i.er,Nb"s )RED GUINEAS is hereby offered to any Person or
for'," Making such Discovery as aforesaid (except as is be-
eXCePted), to be paid upon the .Convletion of any one or
""u re of the. Offenders, by
_ _ -

R. C. BROADLEI, Esq. and Co
London, England, 1802-03-18

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.

FIFTEENTH DAY.TiIe following Numbers were drav`,ll
Prize's. •
No. :2,931, being the Firsx-drawn, was entitled to i•cV-Isl.

No. 43,917, a Prize of cool.
No. 29,197, 50,463, Prizes of tool.
London, England, 1802-03-18

A NEW EDITION of DA.VIS's LAND SURVIAING

This Day was published, Price Bs. in boards, .
Dedicated to the Right Hon. Sir JOSEPH BANKS,. K. B. and
President of the Royal Society ;
ACOMPLETE TREATISE on LAND SUR-
V EYING by the Chain, Cross, and Offset Staffs only ;
in Three Parts, viz.
' Part I. Teaches all the useful Definitions and Problems
in Geometry requisite in Land Surveying : likewise Plane
Trigonometry, with its application in Measuring inaccessible
Hzights and Distances.
Part 11. How to Measure with the Chain only, assisted
as above, and cast up the Dimensions -thereof by the Pen
alone ; with the Method to plan all kinds of Inclos-ures
likewise to survey an Estate, Manor, &c. -by the same instru-
ments ; with the invaluable Method of casting up the Dimen-
sions by the Pen, and afterwards to Plan, Map, and Embel-
lish the same. Also shews the. New Method how to Measure
Hilly Ground, like Wise Woods and Meres, or any inaccessible
Grognds whatsoever, with the Method of dividing and lay-
ing out Land, reducing Plots, _ '

Part 111. -The Practical Method,nf Measuring'Hayricks,
Marlpits, and Timber; algo all, kinds of Artificers'. Work—
the Manner of taking Dimensions with the customary Addi-
tions and Deductions ; likewise the Method of Levelling or
Conveying Water from one Place to another ; with the Me-
thod of Measuring standing Timber, and Draining and Flood-
ing Land. The Whole explained in a conspicuous Manner.
Second Edition, with very considerable Additions and Im-
provements.
'By WILLIAM DAVIS,

Author of the Use Of the Globes, Gentlerr4n's Mathematical

Companion, &c. &c.' and Mernrber of the Mathematical
and Philosophical Society, London.
London : Printed for the Author, and sold by H. D. Sy-
monds, and W. Baynes, Paternoster-row; LackiNton, Allen,
and Co. Temple of the Muses and by J. Nunn, Great
Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Of whom may be had, just published,, in two vols. Svo.
price 11. Bs. in boards, Maclaurin's Fluxions, embellished
wit lea most elegantly engraved 'Portrait attic Author. Also
The Gentleman's Mathematical CoMpanion for ISO.
London, England, 1802-03-18

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH

ARRIV E D this morning the Ship ,rxpes.;7.vent, of
London, Captain PALmEt, laden with rice, froM
Ilengal bound to London. Sailed from St. Helena
the 13th of January. .

, Sailed the Cambrian frigate, of 4.4 guns, on a
eruize Westward.

PORTSMOUI'II, MARCH 17.

SAILED the Ceres Frigate to Cowes, to take in
Troops,

HARWICH, MARCH X.

Asour six o'clock this morning arrived the
Diana Packet, Capt. OSBORN, and the Earl of
Leicester,rCapt. THOMPSON, from Cuxhaven, with
the respeCtive Mails of Wednesday and Saturday
last ; they both sailed on Monday morning. By
the former Were five Passengers.
At five. P. M. sailed the Princess Royal Packet,
Capt. SANTER, and the Prince of Orange, Capt.
MtIDGE, With the respeaive Mails and Passengers,
for Cuxhaven and Helvoetsluys. On board the lat.
ter is shipped a horse belonging to His Royal High.
neon the DUKE Of GLOUCESTER.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 17.

SAILED the Cruizer and Kite Brigs on a Cruise;
Shannon Frigate) jalouse Brig) and Adder Gun-ship,
to the Nore.
Arrived the Hope, OSBORNE, reXei, DURANT,
4111 Williant, JOHNSON, from Newcastle; and
N44cYl WARD, from Hull:

DEAL, MARCH 17.
AmttvlD from Portsmouth, and sailed for I the
River) Let Seine Frigate, of 44, guns.
Remains, the East India Company's Ship Real
Charlotte, for China,
London, England, 1802-03-18

TITHES in DORSETSHIRE.
• TO BE LETT TO THE BEST BIDDER,
At Salisbury, in April next, for a term of Twenty-one Years,
to commence at Michaelmas next, determinable on the
Death of the present Incumbent, either together or in
Lots;
THE GREAT and SMALL TITHES orGUS-
SAG E ST. MICHAEL, Dorsershire, and about 27
Acres of Glebe Land, lying contiguous, with Barn and other
Out-houses.
Particulars may be had at the Parsonage House, in Gus_
sage ; and of Messrs. Bolton, Savage and Spike, Elm-court,
Temple, London, who are authorised to treat by Private
Contrail.

Cussage lies between Salisbury and Blandford, upon the
great Western Road ; and is fifteen miles from the former,
and about seven from, the latter.
London, England, 1802-03-18

•
ROYAL EXCHANGE, ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
March laoz.
PERSONS whose Annual premiums fall due on the
zsth inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now
read to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the
tco•?• LE
xchange and in Pall. Mall, as well as by their re-
4Deetve Agents in the several Courrties ; and the Parties as.
'3llred are requested to aeply for the renewal of their Policies
or before the gth ot April next as the usual Fifteen
, Ys allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy
'‘.lll then expire.
ALEX. WATSON, Sec.
b'• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the
As ' •
bsurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in
y'otu, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage
"e
Fire - and also for the Assurance of, and granting Antui—
• ,s on,
.x.'"_; B. LPOI of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up-
kis, are issued free of expellee to the Assured.

v 2%
,- •
BIRTH:
Lord-
On Tuesday last, Lady Sheffield, of a Son, at his
'ship's house, Privy Gardens, Whitehall.
London, England, 1802-03-18

Et4PERML- PARLIAMEN

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.

Th► various Bills before the House were forwarded in their
respe&ive stages. Among these were, the Cinnamon Duty,
and the Annual Indemnity Bills, which Were read a third
.time,'and passed. And a Message sent to acquaint the Com-
mons therewith. •-
The Mutiny Bill was brought up from the Commons by
Mr. ALEXANDER, and forthwith read a first time.
One Private Bill was brought up"by Sir G. Sn.ueit.
BURGH. /
SOme Private Business was disposed of, and a number of
•"Witnesses sworn. Alter which, their Lordship adjourned
till To-mOrrow.
London, England, 1802-03-18

DR. \IAVOR's UNIVERSAL HISTORY;
In Twenty-five Portable Volumes..
rir HE Third Volume of .this Work was published
1. on first day of March, containing the History of Greece,
from the earliest periods to
.the end. of the Peloponnesian
War; and may be had of all respeaa.ble Booksellers in Town
and Country. • ,

The Fourth Volume, containing thezemainder of the His—
tory of Greece, will be published on the first of April.
These'two Volumes will contain a complete History of
Greece,-illustrated with a Map, and with two beautiful En-
gravings. And for the accommodation of persons who wish
to ptwchase the 'History of Greece, or any other single His-
tory, every Volume contains a particular title-page, adapted,
to its respeaive contents.
The Ancient Part of this Universal History will be com-
pleted in Nine Volumes, and the Modern Part in Sixteen:
Volumes - a Volume to appear on the first day of every
Month, till the whole is completed.
'I he price of each Volume is ss. in boards ; but upoh
small and common paper, it is only 3s. 9d. in boards. The
Volumes may also be had in neat half-bindings.
N. B. Dr. Mayor's Universal History is a most desirable'.
acquisition to all persons to whom the Great Universal His-
tory, in 66 oaavo.vols. is either too voluminous or too ex-
pensive.
London, England, 1802-03-18

. VAc-,
t 1;

rPRICE SIXPENCE.

DORSETSHIRE ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
By Mr. FAULKNOR,
o
At the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dor-
set, n' Tuesday the 36th of March, 1802,_ between the
HourS of Twelve and Three, in Three LotS, according to
the Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced, unless
Sold before by Private Contrad; of which timely Notice
will be given ;
LOT L
A..LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate
1 -k. in the Parish. of IVloteornbe, in the County of Dorset,
with the Coach-house, StableS, Garden, large Orchards,
and Paddock thereto belOnging, containing by adnieasure-
mem BA. i R. 29 P. now in hand.
And also, al l'that DAIRY FARM thereto adjoining; con.;
slating of a good Farm-House, Barn, S table; Cow-houses, and
all other necessary Out-buildings; with 94 A. a R. 24 P . of
.good rich old inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
Coppice and Boins, above So A. whereof are Meadow anti
Pasture; and also Common of Pasture; without Stint, on
the extensive Commonable PlaCes• of Motciniibe aforesaid;
now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly
Tenant thereof, at an old Rent. -
Also all those three .Cottages lying near thereto, in the oc-
cupation of John Morgan, George Hatcher, znd joPeph Burt.
LOT 11.
All that FARM lying near to, and in Part adjoining the
foregoing Lot, consisting of a good Farrrt-House, Barn; Stabl.:,
Cow—houses, Out-buildings, and Garden, together with
527 A. 2 R.*. t 7 P. of old incloSed rich Arable; Meadow and,
Pasture Land, and Boins, about 96 Acre§ whereof are Meadow
and Pasture; and also Con-hrion of Pasture without Stint, on
the extensive Commonable Places of iVlotcotribe aforesaid; •
now in the occupation of Mr. James Mundy, as yearly-Tenant
thereof, atan old Rent. Also a Cottage orTerienient lying
near thereto, hi the occupation of Stephen Arnold. .
N. B. The above Lots are Copyllold of Inheritince,
Fine certain, Part of the Manor of Gillingham; subjed to
a Quit-rent of 11. 45. 9d. per Annum, -and to an-I-fez-kit of the
best Beast on the Death of the in Possession'.
LOT 111. .
All that FREEHOLD FARM called Seyniodr's. situate
in the Parish of Shaston St. James: Other Wise Shaftesbury,
consisting of 27 Acret of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow
and Pasture Land, the -great^r Pait thereof Meadow and Pas•-•
ture, with extensive Right of Common; now in the occupa=
tion of Mr. William Seymour, as a yearly Tenant 'thereof; at
an old Rent. _ _ _

.-Cfs.iilieaboye Estates are situate in a fine Sporting Coun-
try, and near to good Markets; being within Three Miles of
Shaftesbury aforesaid, Seven Miles from Hindon,' 'rwelve
Mlles from Blandford,
.and Sixteen from.. Warinhister.
Mr. James Mundy, one of the' Tenants, will shew the• Es-
tates ; and printed Particulats may 1)e- had, at the Ited,Lion
Inn, Shaftesbury; King's Arms; Salisbury; Messrs..Dyneley,
Bell and Dyneley, G ray's Inn, London ; and of Messrs. Hall
and. Ryley, Hungerlbrd, Berks, Who are authorized to central •
for the thereof.

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