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TO BOOKSALLERS.

'HE B:1OK8EL LE RS and PRINTERS of
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STATE OF THE NATION.—This day was pUbliilied, price 48.
THE STATE of the NATION, in a Series of Let.
tern to his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD.
By JOHN CARTWRIGHT, EN.
Londrin...-.Sold by M. Jones, No. I, Paternoiter row ; and David
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'Alf'', the Trident ; or the National Policy of Naval Celebra-
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ISLE OF WIGHT.
SHORTLY WILL BE SOLD EY AUCTION,
At NEWPORT, in the ISLE of WIGHT, in convenient Lois,
ABOU r TEN THOUSAND OAK TREES,
now Sanding upon certain Ensues within one and two miles
of the Port of Ryde, a great part of which la adapted to the build.
ing of fhips of the largeft dfmenfions.
Farther particulars will be advertited previods to the fait.
Newport, February ty, ann.

WARWICKSHIRE.
TO BF SOLD BY PRIVA FE CONTRACT,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR well
.1- Rocked with Game, Advowfon, Manilon Houfe,and Offi-
ces; Kitchen Garden walled in, Woods and Plantations; Farm in
Hand, (unary Cottages, and upwards of s 400 Acres of Arable,
Meadow. and Paiture Land contiguous to the Rclidence, divided
Into five Farms, with fuitable Buildings thereon, in good Repair,
let to unexceptionable Tenants from y -ar to year. at very4ow
Rents, and capable of great improvement. The fituation is Dry
and Healthy, the Roads good, and the Soil fertile; there is Lime
Stone and Building Stone on the Eftate, which is within two Miles
of an excellent Market, alma from Oxford 3o Miles, and 85
from London;
To be Cored by Tickets only, and full particulars may be
known, by applying to Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall Mall, London.

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A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN WORCEsTER-
SHIRR—TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, .
ACAPITAL 3tone Built MANSION HOUSE,
called BRADFORD HOUSE, with Courts Yards, and Pith
Ponds adjoining; excellent Stabling, Coach-boufe, Dove-houfe, I
and other commodious Offices and Buildings detached, with good
walled Gardena, well cropped and planted wilt Fruit Trees, with
feveral rich and fertile Inclofares of Arable, Meadow, and Paiture
Land, contiguous to and nearly adjoining the Manfion Houle,
well fenced, Ihaded and watered, and in a high Bate of cultivation,
In the occepation of Mr. James Blakeway,tenant at will ; contain-
ing by Biwa rneafurc, t i 4 Acres, a Roods, and 5 Perches.
'The above ERate is Iltuated in a Dry, Clean, Healthy, and
Pleafrnt Part of the County of Woreeller, about five Miles from
each of the Market 'lows of Stouroridge, Bromfgrove, and Kid-
dertninfier, and fourteen from Birmingham and Woiceffer, and
`may be viewed on application to Mr. John Dunn, of Bellbrough •
,tin, Carpenter.
For further particulars and to mat, apply to William Wheeler,
hfq. of Wilnecold, near Kidderminftor, or B. Morland, EN.
Abingdon .

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THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 20 1806.

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kATRIOTIC FUND.
LLOY lel, Feb. 119,1809.
CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the
DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the REI.tEF of the
SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS,
Wounded ; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES
of thofe Killed. in his Majcfty'a Service.
Amount advertifed -490.84 E 13 9
Churches, Chapel', Rev. Clergymen Suns
and Meetings. who preached. colleded.
Parith of 'rhelnethan, Suffolk - 3 17 6
Pariihrs of Senn by and Bole, near Gelid:borough 6 sr 6
Independent Chapd, Laeliburn 20 0 0
Par& of Kinneney, Shropfhire 6 16 0
--- Church 'I wynholrn Wm. Metre 11 1 7 6
-of Greetham. Ruttandihire Ed. Jona, Vicar 3 0 0
...--•• of Clare, Suffolk S 6 S 0
3 1 0

-of Brocktborpe. C
- Lax

-of Backlog, 45 14 0
Odport Chapel R.. Bingbam di o 0
Paid by tome young Men, agabiß whorl, a ',idea-
tion bad been commenced for a riot committed In

the Theatre, Carport, per Samuel jellkoe, Efq.
and Rev It. Slogham - 10 0 0
Port&of Wlftwais T. Cook 19 8 6
Lunde Sea Pentibid. Ireland, Marian 10 to •
Town and Parifb of Forms •-•11.4•Donnell 12 so 0
Congregation at ditto -Stark 3 S a
Millionary Congregatinn at ditto 4 1 0
Rev. Mr. Hayes. of &inters - 1 1 0
Pori& of Edinkillie .- Milne a is 8
...--- of Doilos - Role 4 11 8
---- of Whiqgift, our Nowlco,
Yorkffilre
Daniel Ince, Efq.
Whilnitharn Mara, near Bury St.
Edmund's, Suffolk .. 4 8 0
Calve, Wittlidre T. Greenwood 31 4 0
Scots Church, Liverpool W. Kirkpatrick 61 4 6
Hiudley Chapel, near Wigan, Larralhire, J. Croudfon sl5 6
Pori& of Sutton &risco, Wiltlhire Ed Unwln 3 14 6
- --- of Hinton, berkthire Robt. Symoods s 0 0
-of Kemple!, Glouccfterflike _ s 14 s
.- .-...... of Weft Bromwich W. Jaffe 40 t 6 7
.----- of St. Stephen, near St. Al-
ban's, Hertford&irc - 8 17 6
Towed* of Macclesfield Poreft, Brlzton. & Takla so 0 0
Clayvrorth Church, near Bawtrey E. Creftveil 7 3 0
Checkky ditto, Staffordthire Sam. Langky 16 o 0
Panda of Dorrington, Lincolnddre l6 12 0
.....-.-of Hortingtoo,Sonierfetthire 9 9 6
Rev. B. Brown, &otter, Lincolnfhlre 3 3 0
Thomas Goulding. Efq. Walcot, ditto to 0 0
Pori& of Belton, lilt of Aaholme 5. Robdnfon 5 .5 a
.---- of Alford,Lincoloibirc J Gilby 116 4
...--. of Doddington G. D. Kent 1 7 3
-- of Bucknoll - MyddletoO g 13 6
lodependeat Meeting,St. Alban's S. Border 7 I i 6
King's Samborne, Hants R.Tayler 8 12 6
Walcot Church, Bath - 37 • 0
Parini of Athdon, Eifel, In addlt. 7 7 0
,Parifh of St. Ernie, Cornwall Dr. C. Corden 8 14 7
Elberton Reflory, Dorfetfhlre G. Ws& 1 4 0
Hungcrford, lierkfhire M. Rowlandfca 23 6 b
Officers, Non-commiffioned Officers, Privates. Boys,
and Drummers, of the ad Battalion of the 6ad
Regiment, one day's rny - 10 ei 0
Dailey Dale, near Matlock, DabyThire, E. Jones 15 0 0
Parini of Freeftone, Bolton 6 to o
Relief Congregation, Kirkbear, Dumfries, E. Bobble 48 0
Congregation of Dumfries, addit. 0 4 0
Isswoltdp of Clayton le•Moores and Althorn, Lantaffi. 6j 7 o
Closolo of Halftock and Eaft
Cbiliosorgh,Dorfetrttire H. Hayman j / 0
Welton Favell Churcb,Northamp. H. Knight 3 17 . 3
Earls Barton Church, ditto Ditto 7 6 0
Evlnlado Upper Swell T. Hatted • ,s 15 0
Samuel Athawa, Erg. . 20 0 0
Pan& of Bourne, Lineolnaiire 6 19 0
Madan; Patina 5 5 0
Gibfon and Sons 3 3 3
Sundry Subferiptions io ts 0
. . ---........... 26 0 0
Pori& of Banning . Math Noble 3 so 6
Eeciefton Church, near Chawicy, additional 1 3 6
Town of Wednelbuty, Stalfordlitire 18 14 9
Chapel of Amblctide, ditto J. Crochet! 4 8 0
Parini of Prelim, and Sutton, Dorktillire 6 6 7
—of Ofiriington, ditto - a 3 6
-- of Cliellifworth. Suffolk 5 6 q
Rcv. J Gee Smyth, Redur 5 3 0
Sundry Subfcriptiona is • 0 .. .
...........- og 7 p
Parini of Lacock Melklharn tit 15 6
.---- of Tteklefham. Suffeit - y 6 6
Roman Catholic Chapel, Brighton • , . , .
hall, Yorkfhire Mr.Leferre t: 10 0
Sobfcriptions at the Mitre Tavern, Chitbam , .lo 6
Parith of Moffatt, exclave of Volunteer 9 9 •
-- of Kirkpatrick pots ditto 6 6 0
---. of Womphry. Melodies VolUntecro 5 0 0
20
Rev. Dr. Hall, Landau', Glomorganfhire .-.-..-........
5 iss O
join Williams, Efq. ditto 5 5 0
mt. livao David. ditto . s I o
Awl& of 'rrowell, NOttinghandhlre 9 0 0
of Blid worth, ditto 1 0 0
...-- of &racy, ditto 43 1 10
....- of Lintsy, ditto 6 z a a
•w- of Popplevriel, dittd .4 Xi S
-.-of Plumwee, di. to Is 19 0
~..- of Woodborougb dittO a a 0
'.=••• of Norenaoton-upon-Soap . • 6 9 s
—of Menkenion, Cornwall W. Williams . it 6 6
Indcpenden t Chapel, Cleat:mon, near Lecda,Yorkffitre to is a
Little Pori& of Timlbury, Hants D. Williams 1 7 41
ad& if Llnkinhorue, near Cailiogton,
Cornwall, jtsnca Collitt • 6 u 6
I United Pariffics of Mountfield and
WhatlingtoP, Sae: It. Rideout s• s o
! Village of Walbertwick, Suffolk 8 i 8 0
Huyton Church, near Liverpool J. Barnes 12 7 0
Parini of Prefton, Suffolk W. Blowers s 12 6
• Upper and Lower Sbuckbiirgb, per Sir S. Suckburgh 15 4 6
i Profits of a Bali at Rugby, in addition to a former
Subfcriptyon of 381. 1;s. per A. Bodin and Son is 15 o
Snbfcriptions from Huddersfield and Noighboui hood ..
Church, Huddersfield 24 3 1
-.---.- Kirkpeaton - 28 is o
---- liirk burial . 13 3 0
--- Shilthwaite Chapel - 22 0 0
---- Holm firth ,i 8 so 51
-- Honk/ - 13 11 9
---- Lain - 6 0 6

....Molpfun 34 0 0
to to 0

Longwood
Huddersfield .
I.ydgate
Atdmondbory
-- Lockwood
Earnley -
John Radcliffe, Efq.
Mr. Whitaker
Abraham and John Horsfall
John and Thomas Haigh
Mr. Hotroyd, ad Subfcription
William Fenton, Efq. -
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Nichols
Thomis Atkinfon, Efq.
Sundry Subicriptions

/2 14 0
s s sf
3 6 6
24 13 3
14 4 0
is 6 6
10 so 0
10 to 0
so so 0
so zo 0
$ 5 0
$ 5 0
5 5 0
$ 5 0
5 5 0
11 12 0

241 6 9
Subfcriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's, and at all
tbe Lathers iii Town and Cootly. rr
J '. WELSFORD, Secretary.

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[PRIM SIX- PENCE..

NEXT SATURDAY.
TBISH refpc4fully acquaints the Public, that
. re=2.l2.C.k:
40drawl NadXtThiuSiteiTieUFLitri.rwiiiilftFreicus In
ket cas
Prize
the sixrii DAY of Drawing la fore to be a ao,ccol. (Tickets
and Shares are fr-Uing at both his Oakes,
No 4 , CORNfiII.L, and 9. t

AGENTLEMAN in the Neighbourhood' of
ChM Church College, Oxford, whole bottle is Larger
than he at prefent has tweaks: for, is willing to accommodate a
LADE or GIT„NTLEMAN, with a SITTING ROOM and no
ROOM, who, if it is agreeable, niay al& board with the Family,
In which there are no Children.
The Gentleman's Addrefs may be known by perfonal applica-
tion. or by letters (putt paid) to the Printer of this Paper ; or
at No. 26, Chancery-lane.
ELLESMERE CANAL.
SPECIAL. GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
COW of a CLAUSE in eke Ellefmere Canal Adt.
11 A ND be it furthe,r enatled, That if it than at any
Time appear that fpr the more effeCtually putting this Ad
into Execution, a Special General Affembly of the raid Company
of Proprictorsis neceffary to be held.lt hall be lawful for any five
or more of the Eild Proprietors, who may cacti of them be poi.
felfesi; or entitled unto.. five Shares, or Subferiptione, of One
Hundred Pounds or upwards, at the litak In the hid Necked ell.
to 'wife twenty-one Days Notice, at leaft, to be thee thereat:ln
Come two Hewfpapers of ally circulaiing in the couatry through
which the hid Canal and collateral Cuss, or (Oak of them, are.
promoted to pars, or in fuck caber manner as the raid coeoplay of
Propnetots Rail at any General Affembly.dlrea or appoint, fpw.
cifying In fuck Notice the rearm and intention of requefting fuck
I Special A Tenthly, and the 'lime when, end Place where. the fame
i hall be held, which Pace hall be within ten Mlles of the hid
Canal and collateral Cuts or fame of thew"
We, the underfigned, being each proffered of Eve Shares and
upwards, in the Capital Stock of the ellefracre Canal Company,
do hereby call a SPECIAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY of A. Pro-
prietnrs of the laid Company, to be, held at the ROYAL OAK
! INN, ELLESMERE, on WEDNESDAY, the: nth Dap of
MARCH next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to take into Coca
federation, and deride epee, the molt adoifeable Mode of raffia,
a Sum of Money to defray the Expence of completing the Water
Line and other Works noirundertaken • which the Intivelt of the
Company requires to be slow with moil Expedition, than the
In-
tome of use Canal and other Means of Supply will admit of
j. KYNASTON POWELL, ROBERT CLARKE,
ROWLAND HUNT, JOHN HILL.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Rilehnere. Feb. es, OW.

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AT a MEETING of the MTtLTSTER.S reading
in the County of Warwick, including the City and County
of the City of Coventry, held at the Woolpack !nu, in Warwick.
on the tit Day of febroary,lBo6, in order to take into Confider.
anion the Propriety of petitioning Parliament for the Repeal ad
the 3cth and 33d Scaions of the Aa of the set Geo. 111. e. 38, pro-
Whiting the watering or fpriokling of Crain on the Fleur, wal&
making into Malt, and alto for removing the Doubts "at pretest
entertained, concerning the Right of appealing to the Jultices in
Router &Mous again& Convialons by two jultices under the
Cud Aa,
Mr. THOMAS SPURRIER in the Chair,
!twos Unanintouily Received,
That the Operation of the above Chafes has been found by Ex-
perience to be rm.:lodise of the molt injurious Confequenees to
the Manufaavre Of Malt, and to fubjedt the fair Trader to great
Difficoltiot and Hardihips, without any adequate Advantage to
the Revenue
That this Meeting arc fully convinced, that no time can be pro-
perly fixed for fprinkling Grain on the Floor Minn making
into Malt, C. as to (alt Ml'ca(oua,all Circumftances,and Barley of
all Deferirions • and that Malt will be bell made by leaving it to
the Diferction of a fallible and experienced Workman.
That it appears to this Meeting, that the Framer, of the Claufes
in itußion were fallible of the Neceffity of fpriulaing Grain on
the floor whillt making into Malt, by allowing it to be watered
after the Expiration of twelve Days from its being thrown out of
the Ciftern, but miitaken as to the time when Water ought to be
employed, from which Chian:Mance molt of our Vomplaiota and
,GriCtiflCCS have arifen.
That it is a great Hardthip on the Maltlter, that he Mould be
obliged to keep his Mak on the Floor in the Courfe of Manufac-
ture of fifteen or lixteen Days, when be can make tweeter all
better in every rcfpe4t in nine or ten Days, and that all Ref/mints
which tend ufelefsly to inereafe the Labour, lime, or Espana of
any Manufacture, as thofe complained of do, are an Injury to chi
Individual and the Community.
That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the Clattfes con.
plaiued of have given Birth to many frivolous Vex/tient aid
gtoundlefs Profecutlona, and deterred many hooeit and refpeEtable
Maltfters from following their Bonnets.
. That in the Manufacture of Malt, the Heat produeed by the
vegetative Fermentation of the Grain no the Floor meanness the
Water imbibed by the Barley in the Ciftern to rife to the Surface
of the Couch In Steam, where it Is condenfed by the cold atmo-
fitheric Air, and giver to the Grain an appearance of having been
watered, wilco. is, fad, it hat not ; hence the belt intentioned
Officer may be dectived, acid the abandoned has a pretence foe
Profecution.

That loch Profecntions are rendered doubly oppreffive,br their
being generally supported, not by nofitive Prooi of the Fadt of
watering, but by the opinion of the Esc& Officer only, who peril.
cipates in the Penalties, and is intereßed in the Convietlons; and
becaufe the Party convided is deprived of the Benefit of an Appeal
to the ;offices in Qnarter Scrams.
that, to obtain a Rarers of the Grievances before mentioned,
a Petition be pi-dented to Parliament this Seffion, fetdng fortk
the fame, and praying for a Repeal of the raid recited Mares,
or for [nett other Relief in the Premifes as the Wirt an of
Parliament &all dime% ; and that Mr. RA w a vand Mr. Wiatiess
Sru lel CR be requefted to withdraw and prepare fuels Petition.
Mr. item and Mr. WILLIAM SFUSIIIR hating withdraw*
and prepared fuch Petition, and returned with the fame, which
being now read,
Refulved Unanimnully,
That the raid Petition be approved by this Meeting, and that
I the fame be fired by each Individual prefent, and Ent to Inch
Mainers as are not prefeut for their Signatures.
That a Subleriptlott he entered into iu every Town and Puri&
in the County, and in the City of Coventry, for railing a Fund to
defray the heyences already Incurred and to be incurred in the
future Progrefs of this Buliners. That Mr. THOMAS DUTTON.
of ifirminham, be appointed Treafurer, and that the different
Town Committees do coiled Subferiptions and pay them Into
his Hand; and that they be alto requited to procure to the Pe-
tition the .ignaturcs of fuck Manliers as arc nut now prefent.
That the Members for the County be requelleal to prefent and
rapport fuels Peti:lon ; and the Members for the City of Coven-
try and the Borough of Warwick be alto requelted to (upport the
fame.

That the Chairman and Mr. Gerrard Rawcs be appointed to
weld the Members for the County with fuels Petition, and the
Members for the City of Coventry and the Borough °Warwick,
to folicit their fupport ; and that they be alfo delegated by thin
Meeting to meet the Suffolk, and other County Delegates, in
London, and to anima upon and confer with the Milliliter and
Commiffioners of Esc* on the fubjedt al the laid Petition, and
to take fuck meafures as they (hall deem proper and neoeffary
for carrying into Effeet the Objeds of the fon egoist* Rifolutioas.
That Mr. William Spurrier, of Birmingham, be appointed Se•
cretary and Solicitor.
That the above Refoitions be 'ivied by the Chairman, and ad.
vertifial in all or fuch of the Birmingham and other Paper, circa.
laced within the County, and in luck of use London Papas (the
Courier excepted) as he thall think lit,and as often as he may think
THOMAS SPURRIER, Chairman.
proper.
The Chairman having quitted the Chair, sad Mr. Rawm calm
the fame,
.

Reit,lnd Unaninsoufly,.
That the I hanks of this Meeting be given to the Charms fq
bis Attention to the Dogma of the Day, and for his able mole*
in the Chair. GEKILASO RAW hi.