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S A 'l' U APRIL 7, 18.10.

EXPEDITIONS to HOLLAND and EGYPT, in• 1799
. and 'Soo.

North Audley-street, Match !Ste).
At a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBCCRI/3ERS,
1 heid here this pay by Publit:Adyertisethent,

General Sir THOMAS TRIGG E, K.R. in the Chair,
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rrHE COMMITVE appointed for the Manage-
ment. and Distribution of the FUND subsCribed for the
RELIEF of the WIDOA•S, WIVES, and•CHILDREN,
of the Killed and Wounded SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and
MARINES, on the EXPEDITIONS to HOLLAND and
EGYPT, in the years 1799 and ;Soo ; extended afterwards
by Resolutions of General Meetings of the Subscribetg to the
Relief of the Widows and Orphans of OFFICERS: who fell
on those occasions, and al co to the Parents of the unmarried
men who nacre Killed, lai4 bathe this Meeting the Tollow.
lug Accounts : ' •

Amount of the Subscriptions for
the Expedition to Holland ,0,17,954 4 7
Amount of Subscriptions for the
Expedition to Egypt - —15,63 z o
Interest on the Money employed
in Government Securities

3,283 6 3
36,335 r 3 to
Distributed by the Committee to
Wives, •WidowS, Children, and .
-Parents- in Great Britain and
Ireland, according to a Scale of
Payments approved at "General
Meetings - - 25,360 to 3
Rent of Committee Rooms, Se- -
cretary's Salary, Printing, Post-
•age, Statiowy and Advertise-
ments{ La* Charges, and Re. .
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wards to Police. Officers for A-
pprehending IMpostors, & other
incidental Expences during Ten •
Years - - - • 2,554 17
,7.

4..27,915 7 10
According to a statement laid before this Meeting .by the
Secret Committee, consisting of the Chairman, Deputy
Chairman, and one Member• of the General Comthittee, it
appears, that at various Ge,leral Meetings or. the Subscribers,
from the iSth of December 1799, to the 9th of Marcn 1809,
there has been voted, and held at their disposal, for the pur-
pose of enabling them, in the most 'delicate-manner that could
be devised, to atibrd Relief to. the Widows and Orphans of
Officers who tell" in Holland and Egypt, the sum of 9)001.
Whereof they have hitherto paid as follows, and accounted.
by:Nuinbers, referring to a. private Pocket Ledger kept by
tnemselves.
Invested in the Pub-.
tic ruuds on Deeds -
of Trubt • - - 4.3,513 r to
Nicl,in Money - 4,41 a , 9
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Solicitor's Accounts
for Trust Deeds,
&c. - - 5.3 9 6 •

--- 8,422 13 r
36,338 0 "

Appropriated or promised by the
Secret.. Committee, and Out-
standing Drafts on the General
Colllllllltee - -

£•537 17 1

JOSEPH DOLN, LAS, Sec.

London, March 22, 1810.

Dedicate 4 to his Royal Highness the Duke of York.
• . Just. published,
By 1. Faultier, New Bond-street, London, Post Quarto,
Price Los. 6d. in t.oards,

-11E41.0 •and LEANDER: A Poem.
Bath Printed for the Author, by M. Gye, Market-

place.

SALES, Stic.

•-•.• KENT,-OAK TIMBER. •
TO BE SOLD•BY AUCTION,'
At, the Court-Rail, in Tunbridge "I•own. on Thurday, the
rgth day of April, at One o'CloiA, •
T TPWARDS of 2700 Capital OAK TIMBER
k../ TREES, now standing in the Parishes of Tunbrid.ge
and Pembury. 'f he different. Farms• on which the Timber
stands adjoin the Turnpike-road, and are near to the River
-Msdway. •

Printed Particulars may be had at the principal Inns in
Kent, Sussex, aticl'.Surrey ; and 4. 4). 40, Tavistock-street,
:ebvent-garden, London.
- The Timber maybe viewed by applying to Mr.. Allen, at
Summer-hill, near Tunbridge; or •to Mr. John Borman,
Auctioneer, Tunbridge Town.

WORCEST,ERSHI RE.
VALUABLE IMYROPRIATE RECTORY AND
GREAT TYTHES,
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
13.y.WILLIAM HANDY,
- - - - -

At the Golden-Cross Inn, in Bromsvove, on. Monday, the
7th of May, 18r., at Four o'Ciock in the Afternoon, sub-
- jet to Conditions to be them pr ducat,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; corn-
.the M PRO PR I . t'E IEC 'PO RN' or PAR.
SON AG F. ceSTOK It 1.0 R , in the County of Worcesthr;
which consists of about- twenty-three Acres of Glebe Land,
and Tythes of Cord and Grain:arising or increasing upOn
upwards, 3000 Acres of Land, within the Parish of Stoke.
Prior aforesaid, boing• the whole of the Tytheable Lands
within the same Parish;

The above Estate is held Under the Dean and Chap!er of
Worcester, by Lease, for twenty-one years, renewable every
s-ven, at a moderate Fine, and, which was renewed in No-
vember last.
Stoke. Prior is situated near to the Market-Towns of
.Bromsgrove and Droitwich, being not more than one mile
from the forme' and three from the latter;, and the Line of
the Worcester and Birmil,ghant Canal runs through the
Parish. The Lands are very rich and produCtive, and it is
considered one of the finest Wheat Parishesin the County of
Worcester.

Mr. Charles Parrott of. the Wick:House', in.Stake-Prior,
will appoint a Person to chew the Parish ; and printed Par-
ticulars may be had at the Hop-Pole Inn, Worcester; the
Golden. Cross, Bromsgrove; the George Inn, Bewdlejr ; Aat
Garraway's oilee-house,. Cornhiil, Lohdon ; of Messrs.
13enbow and Hope, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn, London ;
of the Auctioneer; Worcester; and of Mr. Bury, .Atturney.
at-Law, liewdley, where a Map of the Parish may he seen.

LORD SOMERVILLE'S:FLOC;k. OF MERINO
SHEEP.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

On Wednesday the znd, and Thursday the 3d of May next.
THE whole of this STOCK, selek9ed ia 1800
and 1801, from -sundry LEON ESA FLOCKS, and
bred .withoutany Admixture of other BrOod.

The Superiority of the Leonesa, over every other Pile of
Spanish'Woule is to be seen in the Prices Current of ouriown
Weekly lournals. •
The reputation of this Flock is fortunately so w-11 esta-
blished, as to demand no comment whatever, beyond the fol-
lowing Statement.
In 18 .6, the great Premium given for the best,Merino
Ram',• by 'the BOard of .Agriculture, was won by a Rain of
-"this 'Flock, bred in England.
In 12a7, the Prize for the best Rain's Fleece, given by the
Bath and West of England Society, was wort by a Rain of
this Flock, and it was declared in Print by. the Committee of
that Society, (which situated in the centre of the S upei fine
Cloth Manufacturers, has therefore been deented conclusive)
to be.the finest Fleece of Wool which had ever come wider
its examination. The print of this Sheep is to be found in
Malcolm's Survey of Surry, in Laurence's Treatise -on Live
Stock, .and in a late Publication oh thersiakied of Sheep, &ie.
.byithe Proprietor, The Symmetry of.his Form-, and the Ap•
titude to Feed, demonstrated by this Animal iii sOextiaordi-
nary amtnner, had, before the A :Juttication of this Prize, in•
duced the Proprietor to breed alinest exclusively from him.
Lastly, any doubt of the superior Value of these Sheep,
which have never been bait in 'Jay Competition, is for ever
removed by the recent decision of the Bath Society,' by which
Premium; were oirete.l last Year, as follows : •