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London, England, 1802-12-11 00:00:00

" EAST-INDIA ROUSE, December 1802.
I'll E COURT of DIRECTORS of lig
-2- UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS st. ENG.
LA ND,tradingto the EAST INDIES, do berebygive notice,
That they v;:11 be ready to receive in writing at any time
OA or before Waln.fhly the 29th in lfrost forth perf no who may
be willing to le: goad Copper Bottomed Sbip:, of the burthen of from
550 ton: and upwards, builder: meaftrementjor the faid Company':
fervice, for one voyage only ; the Tender:, with the word: " Ship
?vide?' on the cover, to he fiverally fealid up, and le/) with the
Sreretary, at or befire twdve o'clock at noon, on the laid 29th ill.
beyond which boar not any tender will be received.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.

Copy of the Terms and Conditions on nahieb the fitidShip will be
engaged in tbt Conopany's ferules, may be bad on application to Mr.
James coon, Clerk to the Committee of Shilling, on or aster Fri.
day the 171 b infant.

EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
T a MEETING of the Subicrihers to the
3- Eatenlion of the Surrey Iron Railway, through the
Counties of Surrey, Suffex. and Hants to the &a-coati. held at
the King's Arms lun, in Croydon, on Tucillay the 7th day of
December :802.

HYLTON JOLLIFFE, Efg. in the Chair,
The Chairman Rated, that this Meeting was convened in
confequence of the interruption which had taken place on the
23d of laft Month, whet{ a Meeting was called to receive Mr.
Jeffop't Report on the intended Line of Exzedfion to London,
and which Report, with the Survey made for the fame, he pro-
pored now to lay before this Meeting for their confederation,
when the fame being read,
Refolved eft.—That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that
.any Iron Railway, palling through the County of Surrey and
terminating fhort of London, dues not appear to be of fufficient
advantage to the country, for this Meeting to daft in carrying
the fume into dim%
2d. That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the Line
of Railway froth Wandfworth to London, as recommended in
Mr. Jeffop's Report, would, fompleatly anfwer the purpofe,
and, therefore, that the fame be adopted.
3d. That >F Fund •of 35,000 L be created by Shares of tool.
each, for the execution of the London Extenfion Railway, and
that a depofit of 21. per Cent. be paid thereon, into the Bank-
ing-bonfes of Mars. Caftell, Powell, and Co.; bites Barclay,
.Tritton, and Co.; Meffrs. Roberts, Curtis, and Co.; Meffrs.
Ladbrolte, and Co. Mc ffrs.,Hoare, and Co.; and Meas. Wel-
ton, Pinhorn, and Co. Bankers in London ; Meffrs. Griffiths,
and Co.; and Metes. Grant, and Co. Bankers, at Portfmouth ;
Meffrs.Dlgghnt, and Co.; and Men. Griffiths, and Co. Bank-
ers, at Chichelter; Meffrs. Haydon, and Son; and Mars.
Sparta, and Cq. Bankers, at Guildford; Marrs. Sadlcir, and
Co. Bankers, at Southampton ; Meffrs. Whitfield, and eo.
Bankers, at Lewes; Meffrs. Wigney, and Co.; and Meas.
Mitchell, and Co. Bankers, at Brighton ; Meffrs. Buibbey, and
Co. Bankers, at Arundell; Metros. Kirkpatrick, and Co.; and
Mars. Clark, and Co. Bankers, at Newport, Inc of Wight; and
alto to Edmund Cobb Hurrey, V.lq. at Gofport.
4th. That all the Subfcriptions for this Lire, m well as for
c crying into execution the Extenfion from Croydon to Rei-
gate and Goditone, shall (as fir n as the Survey to Portfmouth
it cornpleated,) be incorporated into one General Fund, fur
extending the iron Railway from London to Portfmouth, and
that an application be made to Parliament in the enfuing Seftion,
for conrolidaring the various Branches into one Corpor ite At.
Mr. Jiffop not yet having compleated his Survey to Port&
mouth,
Rc fo:ved.—That es loon as the fame Jhall be received by the
Committee, that they do convene a Meeting of the Nobl,,men
and Gent Linen of the Counties of Surrey, Suffez, and Ha...ts,
to be held at the Half Moon Inn, in Petworth, on the 29th day
of January next, to take the fame into confideration.
That there Refolutions be figned by the Chairman and Print-
ed in the Public Papers, and,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman,
for his able and impartial Conduel in the Chair.
HYLTON JOLLIFFE, Chairman.
W. B. LUTTLY, Secretary.
Windfwortii, Decimber 7,1802.

NORTH WALES. •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

Either together or feparate,
ATRULY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
confining of fevcrallarge and finall Farms, having Farm -
boufes, and all neceffary Outbuildings, Cottages, Gardens, Or-
chards, and upwards of r too Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture
and Wood Lands,molt delightfully fituated in the Parifhcs of
Mallwyd and Cemmes, in the Counties of Montgomery and
Merionetb,and poreffing come of the molt beautiful pieturefque
feenes within the Principality of Wales .—A molt extenfive
Right 'of Common is attached to the Chief of the Farms. The
whole is at prefent let to Tenants at Will. at the yearly- Rent of
about 4301. but is capable of being confiderably advanced.
Cemmes is lituate about 8 Miles from Mickynleth ; 3 from
Dinallnoathy ; 1a from Dolgelley ; ao from Barmonth ; 4s
from Shrewlbury; and about am from London.
The Eftate may be ken on application to the Rev. John Davies,
at (Attunes,' and further particulars knowia of him.; of Mr.
Sandtord,Stationer and Bookfeller, Shrewfbury; and of Mr.
Mayhew, No. t, Cook's-court, Se► .e-ftreet, Lincoln's-Inn, Lon -
don, where a Map of the Mate may be ken.
N. B. Applications by Letter mutt be free of poftage.

FREEHOLD ESTATE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. MERRETT,
On Monday, December 13, 1802, between the Hours of Si;
and Eight in the Evening, at the Crown Inn, Gofport, in
dllf. rent Lite,
A VERY deferable FP,EEHOLD ESTATE,
ficuate at FORTON, in
within ball a mile of the 'I%
Henry Whlear, whole Tenn
t 80,1; confining of a Farm-houfe,
and Yard, Forty-five Cuttomary
of Rich Arable and Meadow
to be worthy the attention of _
fidence near Gofport or Portfmoui
the Land immediately adjoin-
an 3 Alverftoke to the London
therm, would command a molt
of Portfaiouth and Gofport, the "
bout, the lfte of Wight, together
of Portfdown, and the adjacent
is very gent*, and the roads CI
The Land T;
Particulars may be bad at
Pottfnoutb; Swan. (
Erre...ion
lad

Crows,
tie Mr. merrett, at .
wart mister. Pcrtfts

SAWTELL and WADE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a Dividend will
be made of the Eftate and Effects of GEORGE
SAV4-I*EI.l. and JOSIAH WADE, of the City of Briftol,
Merchants. on the 14th of day of December inftant ; before
which Period fuch of the Creditors of the raid George Saw tell
and Jollah Wade, who have not already executed their Deed of
Compofition, are required to call at the Office of Mr. Edward
Stephens, Solicitor, in Wine-ftreet, Briitol, where the EMI
Deed now tics, to execute the fame, and to 'fender an Ace tint
of the particulars std amounts of their refpcAive Debts or De-
-371.111at4 and in•&e event of f iltire therein. the Paid Croat-fors
will be excluded the Benefit of the f.ld Dlvklend.

. LAND: is TO so. MILES OF LONDON.
WANTED to Piirclotfe, from 7b to 400 Acres
of well wooded and watered Freehold landed Eftate, near
or on a tired Turnpike-road from Loudon, within the above
diftance, in any County but Mx, with or without an Old
Manfion ifdufe; -and if a M:•nor the more deferable.—A fair,
reafonable price will be Riven fht fuch an Eftate on application,
by letter, to A. Z. Ruffen Coffee Houfe, Sollthampton-row,
,Blcomfbuty, London.

WHITE HANDS have ever been &teemed a
perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in fome parts of
Europe are effential to Perfons of Rank. The BANDANA
SOAP, or Indian Wafiling Cake, poffefs the peculiar property
of giving the moR exquifite delicacy of texture, and inconceiv-
able fairnefa to the Hands. which are connantly wafhtd with
this 'Soap only ; and there effeds are not produced too fuddenly,
as if by pain, but gradually, by corredting all the imperfeCtiops
of the kin; and, when once produced, which they arc certain
to be by pareverrice, they are permanent. Even in cafes
where the :kin has been injured by labour or other violence,
the hardnels and coarfenefs are effedtually, infallibly, and per-
manently removed, and fucceeded by famothnefs, fairnefs, and
delicacy of appearance; which cannot be acquired by any other
means whatever. To people of faihion, and others who have
not injured the texture of their flan, the fuperier excellence of the
BANDANA SOAP will be evident after the firft time of
ufing it.
Sold, by appointment, price only is. each cake, by Cockell,
No. 229, Strand, fevcnth houfc from Temple bar; Mr. Dun-
nett, N 0.3, Cheap,fide; Mr. Green, No. 132. Orford-greet ;
Mr. Newton, No. 126, corner of Great Ruffrl-ftreet; Mr.
Golding, No. 42, Cornbill; Gattie and Lea, New Bond-greet;
Dangerfield's Library, Berkley-fquare; Mr. Sheppard, Book-
feller, Briitol; Mr. Brown, George-ftreet, Br h ; Mifs Greg-
fon, Duke-greet, Liverpool ; Mr. Ward, Low-gate, Hull; and
by all refpeetable Perfumers, &c.

GENTEEL RESIDENCE AND CAPITAL FARM IN
THE NORTH OF DEVON. _ _

'TO BE LEA§EI), for a Term of Fourteen
-I. Years, from Lady Day next, an extenfive FARM and
ESTATE, =lied PICKWELL, fituated in the Parini of
Georgeham, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the
noted Market and Sea port Town of Barnstaple, and [even
miles from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford-
comb, commanding a beautiful and extenfivc view of the
Briftol Channel, comprifing an excellent Manfion. Houle, with
fultable Offices, Coach Houle, Barns, feveral (tailed Stables,
Cow Houfes, Farm Yard, and all convenient Farm Buildings,
Dos Kennel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kitchen Garden,
Hot Houle, and Pleafure Garden, ai;cl about 374 Acres of rich
Meadow, Arable, and Palture Land, with a Down, conflating
of upwards of 3yo Acres, on which is ufually fed a confiderabit
flock of Sheep. The whole Eitate is compact, and within a
Ring Fence.
The Dwelling Houfe and Out-houfes are within half a mile
of the Brittol Channel, are in good repair, and contain a hand-
fome Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Breakfalt Parlour, ele-
gant Library, Billiard Room, nine rincipal Bed Ch3rnbers,
with Dreffing Clofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Steward's
Room, and other fuitable Apartments for Servant*.
The above-mentioned Mate is fituated in a genteel Neigh-
_

Counfel were heard relative to the Scotch Appeal, George
Lord Kinnaird Matthewfon, at confiderabie tt orb, viz.—
Meffrs. Adam and Moore on the part of the Appellant, and Mr.
Romilly on behalf of the Ref,ondent. After which their Lori.-
Mips deferred the further hearing till Monday.
Eirl SeENcES acquainted their Lordfhip; that he fhould on
Monday offer a few obfervations relative to the Malt and Mum
Duty Bill.
The Bills &the table, generally private ones, were forwarla
ed each a Rage. The Small Notes Bill was read a third time,
gaffed, and a Mcffage fent to acquaint tlic Commons therewith.
Mr. ALEXA ND ER, accompanied by feveral Menibers,brought
up•from"the Commons the kith Militia Bill, as did Mr. Burden
the Thirflre Road Bill, both of which were read a first
Adjourned till Monday.