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TUESDAY, FEBRUJRT 2, INC 2

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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

AT a numerous Meeting of the Old Renters,
held at the Crown and Aoehor, 2.9 th January, aos.
THOMAS BRAND, Efq..—in the Chair.
Rasotvao Unantatoustr....That this Mxting do highly
approve of the Arraugement propofed by Mr. So r R IDA N on
the part of tile Proprietors, to be ((emitted to the Log!) C o n N •
CS.LLO R, fir feLuring to the Old Renters ill. it due priority on
the Receipts of the Theatre far payment of their Rents in fu-
ture, as well as of the Arrangement maths for tiay:nt-nt of Ar-
rears. THOtl ram.i), Chairman.

ResoLeto UN T.:II4OEIST v.—Th.t.: the Thanks of Ong Meet-
ing be given to the Chairman, for his consiud iu the Chair.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAi;E.
AT a Meeting of the Proprietors and Holders
of the SoL Annuities, and One Pound pertEght Shares,
held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, February 1, ttlos,
ROBERT RAY, Efq. in the Ch dr,
Ranked unanimoufly,
That the provifions contained in the arrargement laidbefore
this Meeting by Mr. SHERIDAN, and propokd to be fulimitted
to the Loan CilArcciLLon, raptain; the intereftv of the fe-
veral Prrties now convened, acts fully approved of by this
Meeting. ROBERT RAY.
Relayed unanimoully, That the Thanks of this Mectino be
given to the Chairman.

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FTINTS on the EDUCATION of the LOWER
RANKS of the PLOPI.H. and the Appointrneat of PA-
ROCHIAL SCHOOL-MASTERS. Refpeafully fuLtnitted
to the Proprietors of Land in Great Britain.
By GEORGE CHAPMAN, 1.. L. D.
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Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davie•, Strand.
Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author,
a. A Treatife on Education, 4'. fewcd.
2. An Abrilgement of Mr. Ruddiman's Rudiments of the
Latin Language, price as. 6d.

ITINERANT, FIRST AND SECOND PART.
On Monday February ift, will be publiricd,
A N ELEGANT COLLECTION of VIEWS,
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The SECOND PART commences wiib Number ab, amt
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contains too Views and a n•riptions, and may be had all to.
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This day was publilbcd, price 3s. 6d. fcwed,

A PRACTICAL ESSAY on the ART of
RECOVERING fIISPP.NDED ANIMATION; toxc-
cher with a Review of the molt proper and effeetnal means to
be adopted in Caf' of iatmiacnt Dancer.
TranflAted from the German of STRUVIt.

London; Printed for Murray and Highlcy, N 0.32, Fleet-
ftreet.

" We find numerous well &gelled fads, the retult of Obfer-
vation, and founded on a faccef,ful praetice. The Itillory of
Humane Strictie. is fit and comprchenfive, and the dinsitions
are extended to every form of apparent death, sal:ere refefeita-
tion has been found pranicable, as from porons, apoplexy, in-
juries in birth, &e. part particularly valuable is where
the Author !peaks of the figos of death, and examines how far
they may be depended on xi fuel ."—Critical Review, Alva
0 One readers arc already acquainted with the merit and
abilities of Dr. Struve, (fee our journal, Vol.V. pare 293.-37 ;)
nod this prefcnt Work dors in no degree dcrogite front theta.
This comprehenfive Praetical Work &reeves to be pc.terally
diftributed at the public expence. No Medical Pradition-r,
Magiftratc,Public Inn, or ['atm Houle fhouid be wh bout it."
Medical and Phyfical Journal, Jule gaol.

This day wa. publlthed,
In largc Oaavo, price tea. GI. b0ar....,
The Second }Ai:ion of

SHEERNESS HARBOUR, j..n. 22, 01:2.
'T'AKEN up by Li. blajzily's bs ;gCON 16 L
-a- se the lower Part a the Riv.r 11.,hus, on the 19th of
Ilecemlnv laft, Two of Timiicr. roz-k.Ld I. E.-•••AVlt-
ever can afeertein their right, Ai I ye:date their claims to them,
thall receive them. on paying one-third of :heir treat: fur
age, and fume other un:.:voYah'e ineurr,d, to Lent.:
M. Doe, commanding the wit I.nig eethit place. _ _

Lie r. :!HAEL DOD.

SHEERNCSS, January 20. Mi.
TO BUILDERS.
_

NOTICE is hereby given, That the Comtnic-
flamers for putting in ex:zetion a certain Ad of Porlia-
win paffed in the forty-irit v:lr of the Reign of his prefent
Majetty, for building a Pier at 7aezrnefs, in the Hie of Sheppy,
and for other purpofes named therein, will meet nt the Swan
Inn, Blue Town, Sheernef;, on Alord:l7 the Bth day of Febru-
ary next, at five o'clock in the evening preelfely, to receive
Propofals and Eltimations from loch Ralons who are willing
to Contradt with the raid Commiffianers for immediately
ERECTING a PIER on the Sea Beach at the Weft end of the
laid Town, to be conftrudted of Fir Fimber, and to extend
One Hundred Fret in length by Fifty Feet in breadth.
A deign for the fame may be ken ; and alto the fire Scant-
ling% and quality of Timber to be vf:d in fueb Work, with other
necellary particulars, can be pr evinufiy known, by application
to Mr. Robert Smith, Surveyor.
By Order of the CommilEoners,
J. S:I.VESTER. Clerk,

LONDON, eth of the ut ino. :no;
The Society of Friends °Very Mg that the unjult Clamour which
was nifed agaiolt it force time ago, in relation :o the Corn
Trade, has been of.late fomewhat revived, thitilts it necef-
fary to revive alto Its former Declaration, which it is appre-
hended has efmped the Notice of many ut the Public.
THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly
called QUAKERS, having been, for Come time., calum-
niated as oppreffors of the laborious and indlgent claffes of the
community, by combining to monopolize thofc necea:try ar-
ticles of life, Corn and Hour, think themfelves called upon to
vindicate their own innoceLee and integrity, and to affert that
no fuels combination or monopoly ha h i.zifted, or lath ;
tither with rektdt to Corn and FlotT, or any other article
whatever; and that they abhor fuck racked and baneful prac-
tices.

.Xurkaed by the uniult reproach, they not only affert their
innocence, hut put in their claim fur puff:nog an equal degree
of fympathy for the wants of the pour, with their fellow-citizens
of any defcript ion.
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If any manwill come forward, anti prove that the charge of
ioratalling, monopolizing, or regrating, whi,S thty fulemnly
deny to attach t? the Society, or ally other improper conduit,
whereby the nec.ifaries of lifc arc enha'aced in price, can be
fixed on any one or more ir.Jividuale, th y :-.:-c far from defir.
ing to flovea loch from lattice ;—bar, at all events, they claim
for the Society in '-,encral a place its the good opinion of their
countrymen, and freedom (rem the intuits which they have
Ion: patiently borne.
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Sigma on behalf of the raid Society, at a Meeting held
in London the 6th of the loth month, /800, and by
ender therm!, by JOSEPH FOSTER, Clerk.

PRIVATE FT.NIALE EDUCATION.

ALADY who has had great advantages of
Education, and is the Wife of 3 Clerzyman of refpeEta-
Miry rending in the Weitern Vicinity of I.ondon, having the
charge of the Education of two young Ladies, is dcfarous of
add'ag to her number four more of Diltinclion, whole ages do
Let caused thirteen years. The fituation of her refideece is
particobrly healthful and convenient for the attendance of the
rood eminent Malters. lbs elfeutial parts of Education, the
it.tprovement of their Minds, and the formation of their Man-
Pen, will be attended to by herfelf„ who will treat them as her
own Children, and ufe bes• belt endeavours to fix them in fuch
prineiples,and inculcate in them fuch moral and religious duties
as may contribute to their happincfs t!.rough life. As her plan
is private, and her Pupils facet, the terms of their admiffion is I
fixed at One Hundred Guineas per Annum. Further particu-
lars may be had by l.etters (poft-paid) addrefled to V. Z. at
Mr. Goulding s Mune-Shop, Pall-Mall.

GLEANINGS in ENGLAND ; defcriptive of
the Countenance. Mind, and Character aide Country.
By Mr. PRATT.
GLEANTNGS in ENGLAND. Vol IT. Price toe. Q. boards.

Still mounted on his hstrintental hobby-bade, Mr. Pratt
continues his dirreffirc remarks, ex.i.tly in the it As of his for-
mer Volumes. We may with propriety term him, in his hu-
ng pinnies,
0 A fare companion, and an rafy friend ;"

and as be Items to have written whit.: he jogged on his way, fo
thorz who run may read his journal. I.)..fit=rions of eharaaer
are, indeed, more inrereftin,r than outlines of Loulikape. and of
• the former Mr. Pratt has been profufc, be .:onfidered
in fools degree, as the Teniers of Puglia tourifts; aml whoever
would enjoy the pacullarirks of our loungers at watts-Utz-places,
and our milks of different elaffis, will be amply gratified by
his volumes." Monthly Revive. Dee. ads.
" There trill be found M this volume a great deal of genuine
humour, See feire, Jr:Zit:low obfereation?, wad exampka of
the pun& benevolence." Brit Crick, Aug. 1110 .
" We recommend the work Wore us as one oft he moll ore-
fel of she author's produdlions, and nut the knit cnterraibing.
'the volume concludes in a style and manner char:idler:llk of
the poet of " Sympathy.* And-Jaeobln Rev. March, ant.
" The volume before us is an aCemblage of delicate iron...,
pathetic narrative, and acute obfavation,not oily on perm:mut
bet rem:.orary fubjedl.s." Gentians's'. Mag. March. Oki.

Evnry rt vo:6ni:frznn :he pcn of our author we Rod an
agrt. aide aceefflon to di:. Is..ck of public antut.rtcnt. The fob-
Jed ore here varimai cud well eh ofen.and the it-lt is appropriate.
Inn.rmingled we find keen irony, ludicrous *etches, pathetic
detail, and patriotic fentiment." Luropc.ut, June, zBol.
Printed (or T. N. Longman, and 0. Reel, No. 39, Patentor-
ter-rew.

Where may be had, jult put:Wised, by the Lune Author,
Th. Fifth Edition, of

GLEANINGS throne% wALF.s, HoLLA ND, and WEST.
rtiALIA. Gt dint vois.yrlce Oat Guinan, in Wargo.

'I"HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
.1- hi general, are refpeafully informed, J. BURGESS and
Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to
be prepared by then in the fame manner that has given rub
univerfal approbation for malty ysars pan.
The long jultly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Paton'
refitknt in ail parts of the World, and having flood the tilt of
trial, ranks it in the fituatiou it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES fur FISH, ti,e. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifanrots daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, &c. in purchafirg the fame, as none is to be had of
THtlit ainutate, but at their lrarebonfe as under.
Every other Artkle in the Oil Trade for family oft, of the
belt quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon
the &omit notice for the !aft and Weft li.dies, fee.
Warehoufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps,
St mold, London.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Saturday the 6th of Febrt.ary, at the Suasion, in Lewes.'
at Three of the clock in the Afternoon, either together or in
Lots, at the option of the Parehafers, unhis difpofed of in
the mean time by Private Cont.-act, of winch due Notice will
be given,
ALL that valuable FREEHOLD MANSION
HOUSE, with the Offices attached and detached, Out-
buildings, Garden, Ptrafure Grounds, and other the Premifes
of the late Serjcaut Naive, acceded, t:;etiter with 3s Acres
of rich Meadow and Pafture Land, or thereabouts, adjoining.
The Premiers arc well adapted as a fporting Relidence, either
for Sporting Hunan?, or Filhing, and cornmi.:4l a beautiful and
pis-gun:five view of the town of Lewes and furromiding Downs,
and arc pkafantly lituated un the Banks of the River Oufe.
N. B. The Premifes are Tythe Free,the Land-Tait redeemed,
and immediate polßfllon may he had.
For further Particulars apply to Marrs. Collins, No. s,
cholas-lane, Lombard-ftreet, or to Mr. Gwytine„ Attorney at
Law, Cliff; Lewes.

VALUABLE CO ETON MILL AND MACHINERY.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY sOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mr. BRANCH,
On Wedni.:Jay the tcth of February, at Five &Clock In the af-

ternoon, at .histnfice, Queen-:ter.:, St. Ann's, Manchefter,
fubjedt to fuch conditions as will b.: there produced.
ALL. the Valuable Leale/1“ld Intereft of and in
the Subnormal COTTON M 11.1., molt advantagnufly
coated on the River Nen, in the town of Northampton,of which
about 23 years arc unerpired,at the very low rental of ael. per
Ann. together with all the valuable machinery therein now at
work; confining of t 3 Carding f.ngines, with (unable Drawing,
Roving, and Spinning fr.unes, together with the neceffary ar-
ticks for a (pinning concern of 1136 Spindles, the number work-
ed at prefon„ but there power and room for from 200 to 400
fpindles more to he tvorkLd to advamage, with or without a
capital Steam F.ngine, by Buulton and Watts, of 12 Hodes'
power: the whole formicg a molt defirahlc purchafe for any
Oentkman wishing an ext.nfion, or to tanbark in a Spinning
Concern—This &nation pofftfling the unufual a-Want:age of
water carriage to London or Manehefter markets, and in a
neighbourhood where thet e are plenty of hands and labour cheap.
Further information may be had together with printed par-
ticulars at the Wire of Mr. Branch, where a:: abltratt of ihc
title W and a plan at th pranks may be fe..m.

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PROVISIONS.

N.
EW IRISII SALTED PORK, of extecdin 3
Prime %sulky, at 61. sa. per barrel, containirg acc,ll3s.
Addrefa to Mr. Edmund Buckley, No. sy, Lawrence Volans
ney-lane, JUR Cheap. ,

CHIIDLEICI4, DEVON.

TO RE SOLD IN TEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
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With immediate poircifion.
A HANDSOME New-Built Double Front
Dwelling-Haute, with all neecifary and convenient
Mete ; a good walled Garden, containing about three quarters,
of an Acre, together with about half an Acre of Ground. which
furrounds the Houfe. The Houle is fituated on a retired.
beak :y, and delightful fpot, commands a beautiful view of
the Country round the Town of Cbulleigh, is well calculated
for the refidence of a genteel Family, and eonlifts of two Par-
lour% one to feet by 16, the other 17 by f 5 ; a Hall, 10 feet
by 16, and a large Kitchen on the Ground Floor ; live com-
modious Bed-rooms (one of which may he m'de a good Draw-
ing-room) on the Second Floor. Alfo tive good Bed-rooms,
with Claus on the Third Floor, and a large Garret over the
fame.

Chudleigh is a good Market Town, has the advantage of fe-
veral refpeelable Boarding Schools in it, is piesfantly fituateft
in the Poll Roa4 leading from Eteter to Plymouth, diltant
nine miles from the form( r, and about fevat from Teignmouth
and llawilh, much frequented %Vann% g Places.
To accommodate a purelr, between tiftr.en and tutee((
Acres of Ground, about a quarter of a nule from the Houk,
may be purchafed with it.

For further particulars apply (if by latter, polt paid) to Mr.
Dulling, Attorney, in Chadic:iv], Devon.
•• An Articled Clerk 14 wanted the laid Mr. Dolling.
Jan. 2,t,

DORSETSIIIRE.
TO DI 30LD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
rT'HE MANORS of TAR RANT-NION KTON
and TARRANT-LAUNCES'IO N. fittate near the Great
Welters Turnpike-Road, between Sulifbury and itandford
within five miles of the latter, in one of the molt eligible parts
of the County of Dorfet, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Pri-
vileges, and immunities to the Paid Manor belonging.
The Manor of Tar--nt-Monkton eoniprifcs as follows:
aft, A capital Tythe free iarm in the occupation of Mr. James
Cantlo, on a Leafe of which only two ycars are unexpired, con-
taining near sioo Acme of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land.
adiy, The Tythcs of the reft of the Fan& of Tarrant-Monk ton.
3dly, The Reverfion in Fee of divers Copyhold and Leafehold
Litotes, in all of the yearly value of about aBol held by one,
two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old Life.
The Manor of TARRANT I.AUNCESZON is all in the
Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages,) and c,nfiits of
one of the molt eligible Farms in the County of Dorf,t, called
LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of isoo acres
of Meadow, Arable, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence,
In Severalty, and Tythe Free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert
Budden, on a Leafe of which only Four Years are unexpired.
The fituatlon of this Ettate near the Great Weltern Turn-
pike Road, in a Country abounding with Game, molt reader it
particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may with to buUd a
Hunting Box, and the Eftate itf if peffeffes many advantages
which will be obvious to a purciaer on a view thereof.
N. B. The Land Tax on the Eftate is redeemed.

The Taunts, Mr. Cando and Mr. Sudden, wlll thew their
nlpeetive Farms; and fur particulars apply to Mears. King
and Johns, Anomie's at Law, at Biane ford, w lio hare a Map
of the Mate; or to Mr. Davis, of Hon :ins tharn, mar Warmin-
liar, Wilts.

SURREY.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-1N FOURTEEN LOTS,

In March noct,

The Time and Place of Sale will be hereafter advcnifed,
'HE following Freehold Dive, the Property
of Edward Tkornycroft, Efq. Innate in ;lit Hamlet of
Stockwell, in the Parifh of Emboli. viz.

'f Manor, or reuted Manor, o:* titoekwelL
The capital Manilon or Manor h :de in the occupation of
Charles Bedford, Efq with the °dices, Gardens, and Pleafure
Grounds, under Lcafe which exts!-es Lady-day !8.33.
'Else capital Matilion-houfe, OStic. s, Cardens, Or2tards, dm.
in th,.: occupation of C. Hall, anti —Cox, tics. tak.:er "c,
which expires Lady-Jay tk.t.
The White Horfe Public-hook, Olnees, and Gardens, in the
occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, au.i under an agecuner.t for
a Leafe which expires Michaelmas tbz6.
The Farm-hook and Outbuildings, with the Lands, in the
occupation of Mr. Richard Simmons, Tenant at Will.
The Garden Ground and Land in the occuration of Mr.
Benjamin Smith, Tenant at will.
Th.': Houle, Officcq, and Land,ki the occupational Mr. Geo.
Wheeler, Tenant at %k ill.

The land in the orcup.ttion of Mr. Jolcph Reppen, Tenant
at Will.

The Wax NI mufaclury, with the Manfion-houfe,
and Grounds in the occupation of B. Barrtt,Efq. under Le..fe,
800 years and upwards of which are unexpired.
The whole contains about 13s Acres, and is fituatc betwten
t...m the 3d and 4th mils ieson the Rued from Loudon to Strea-
tham, by which it is bounded on the Eaft, and thz Road cancel
Acre Lanedeadirg from Clapham to Cambetwen, nub through
the Eftate towards the North.

Public Notice will be given when pima and particulars are
ready to be delivered by W. and J. Black, at the Grove, near
Epping, and Middle Temple Hail Staircale.

IRELAND.
HOUSE, LAND, and corrON MACHINERY,
TO BE SOLD BY ADC, lON,

On Monday the 21t1 of next. on the Premifes, by or-
der of the Aflignees of JA M r..S WALLACE, a bankrupt;
SAID Bankrupt's Intereli in the Leafe of LIS
Dwelling-hor large Garden, Ste.titc. fruited in Lilian,
held by Leak or Years and Lives, (to rouftitine it a Fr-chola
Property,) of which 26 years, from the tft of May fait, are
unexpired, at the yearly Rent of 334 cs 6d.
Said Bankrupt's Interelt in the Cotton Mill, immediately
convenirot to laid Dwelling-houfe, held by Leafe of Lives,
renew:•ile for ever, at a Pepper Corn Fine; iubjcd to the
yearly Rent of 32L f 68.8 d.
Said Bankrupt's Intereft in a Dwelling-houfe, Smith's Forge,
for the ufe of the Mill, and a Garden, held by Leak of 9j
Years, and Three Lives, from the tit of May t ?yr, at the
yearly Reit 01211. Bs. 4d. of which the Honk alone is let to a
folvent Tenant, (by a Leak, of which only three Year, are un-
expired) at a profit Rent of 91. les. ad.
Said Bankrupt's Intereit in a farm, In Kilwarlin, Parith of
Hilliborough, County of Down, containing about Ma Acres,
held by Leak of Lives, of which two are now in being, and Itt.
for 211 Years, from the ift of Noveraber 17`,7, or the Life ti•e
prefent Occupier (now upwards of 70 years 6: aye,) a* a profit
Rent of (64 9s. 6d. This Farm would, it now vet of Leak,
let confiderably higher.
Said Bankrupt has expended upwards of mooed in the par-
chafe and ere Lion of the Cotton MarLinsry and Steam Eti4toe
for working the whole, on the molt intpioved and modem
Principle; at prefent in good order anal conv.viettly lituatcd
for carrying on the Blithrls with advantage, the Manufactory,
with all die i:eceffary .Ippitratus, .01111.ald with :are
Dvielling-houfe.
Idiburn is kuated in the County of Down, in the Province
of Miter, and within eight miles of Belfalt.
Should any Perko be slifpored to purchafe the above by
Private Contra.% Propofals will be received by Meffrs. Gor-
man Broth:ls, Nur a 6, New Broad-greet, London; Melks,
Thomas and Jotcpt. liellicars,Briftol;ll,leffrs. White:rook and
Oaten, Livetpaol; and Marrs; L'ld.wick and Seddon, Man-
, cheflar.