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London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

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Reetor of Newport, and late Mailer of rite Grammar School

in that I'aWIL

By means of this pradlical Work, Tutors and Parents may
be enabled to Marna young perfons, of both fetes, with preci-
lion, in every ufeful and polite branch of modern Education,
in conlidcrably lets time than uftial, and at a fourth of the ex.
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This day was publilked, price 2s. 6d.
THE BRITISH CRITIC, for MARCH 002
containing a Review of various Articles in different
Branches of Literature; among which arc, Ellis's Specimens
of early Englilh Poets ; Sir F. Eden's Letters on the Peace ; Dr.
Napleton's Sermons; Mifs Hamilton's Letters on Education
Todd's Poeitcal Works of Milton; Morzan'aView of the Pub.
Uc Finances;-Dr. Geddes on the Hebrew Scriptures (continued)
Dr. Shaw's Zoology, Vol. 11. and 'IL; Foreign Literature, &c.
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard Of whom may be had,
'Eke BM& Critic for the Year zBot, in Two Vols. price, in
boards, tL Bs. Alfo, complete Sets from the Commencement
in May 1793, to December .801, in Eighteen Vols. yirice, in
.b ludo, 9L Gentlemen may be (applied with Sets, in Volumes
tingly, either Monthly or Qprterly,

This day was publilhed, in One VoL Bvo. price in boards ;a.
A SECULAR ESSAY: containing a retro-
fpeelive Vim of Event., cooneded whit the Ea-tell:l'U-
cal Hifiory of England during the Eighteenth Century. With
Mations on the State of Practical Religion in that EctiiiiL
By JOHN BREWSTFR, A. M.
Vicar of Stockton upon Toes, and of Dunham, in the County
• of Durham.

VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, i;t67Town of PORTSEA,
and its Environs—TO vE SOLD,

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
eligibly ft:noted, on the South Side of O.I.JEF.N.STRFET,
in the Town of I'ORTSEA; valuable Freehold Ground, ad-
joining the Lot dom Road, at New Town, Mile End, near
Portintouth, and V.I ious Plots of Meadow and Arable Land,
fituated in the Common Fields adjacent thereto; which will bo
fold to the belt bidders in 19 Lots, before ABEL Mor, scr,
Efq. Deputy to His hiajelty's Retnembrancer of the Court of
Exchequer, on Thurfday, the lad Day of April, 1802, begin-
ning at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn, in
the-Town of Portfmouth, by virtue of a Decree of the Court of
Exchequer.--Particulars may be had (gratis) at the Exchequer
Office, in the Inner Temple; of Mee'. Batters and Martin, So-
Beiton,futalvars lan wand of Mr. Simmons, Surveyor, Cole-
man-Bract, London, (where Plans may be rm); of Mr. Ealt-
man, Parties, (where Plans alfo may be feen); and at the Place
of,Sale ; likewife at the Dolphin, Gofport ; Swan, iChichefter;
Bear Inn, Havant ; and George, Southampton.

COUNTY OF DOWN.
FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR DOWNPATRICK.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Friday the 23d of April next, at the Donega Arms in Belfaft
Townland of North Tyrella in the Barony
-11- of Lee:de, let on Leafes to twenty-four Tenants, part of •
which expire In tBoB, and the remainder in tht. Prefen;
rental 3441.

Particiaiars to be had of Andrew Cowan, Efq. Crowell, near
Hilliborough ; Benjamin Morland, Efq. Abingdon, Berkfilire ;
at the Donegal Arms, &daft ; and at the principal Inn at
Downpatrick.

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COUNTY OF DOWN.
To be fold by Auftion, at the Hil4porough Arms, in Banbridge,

On Monday the 26th of April,
The Townland of Enoch, in the Pubis of Gervatry and
Barony of Lower Iveagh, near Dromore, in four Qzarteri
Townlands, for the term of joo years, fubjed to a chid rent
of as. 6d. per Acre
The above Townland is let on Leaks at very low rents, the
greater part of which expire iu a few years ; and each Lot or
Quarter Townhnd contains above too hi& Acres.

Printed Particulars may be had of Andrew Cowan, Efq.
Crowell, near Hillfborough ; Benjamin Morland, Efq. Abing.
don, Berkfhlre; Hilltborough Arms, Banbridge; and Donegal
Arms, &MR.

CAPITAL MANSIO N and ESTATE at SALFORD, WAR.
WICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, GLOUCESTER.
SHIRE

TO BE SOLD BY ittiCrldn,
(And entered upon at Lady Day, 1503,)
At the White Lion Inn, in Stratford-upon• Avon, in the Cotmty
of Warwick, on Thurfday the 6th Day of May, 1832, at
Three o'clock in the Afternoon ; !object te fuels Conditions
as will be produced,
LOT 1. A CAPITAL MeiTuage or Manilon-houre
11 with convenient Offices, Coach-houfe, Stables,
Garden, and Appurtenances, fituate at Salford Prior, in the
County of Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell, Etq.
together With divers Claes of Rich Arable, Meadow, and P.
sure Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to the laid
Manfion, containing 192 Acres, in the occupation of :he raid
James Mitchell and Widow Smith, or their refpcdlive A ffignces.
LO I Metfuage or Farm-houfe, fituate at Rumford,
in the Parilb of Salford aforefaid, with convenient Barns. Stables,
and' Outbuildings, and fzveral Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow,
and Failure Ground, lying contiguous thereto, tontaiqing to.
gether 17s Acres, In the occupation of the Paid Widow Smith,
or her Affiances.
LOT parcel of Meadow Grund called Prieft's
Meadow, fituate in Salford aforefatd, contlinin: q A. t R. 24 P.
In the occupation of the faid James Mitchell, or his Alfigners.
LOT IV.....Several Claes or Parcels of Meadow Ground,
fituate in Mickleton, in the County of Cleuceiter, containing
about Nine Acres, In the occupation of Mr. Edward Hoffman.
N. B. Salford is fituate between Aleell:r and Eveiliarii, at an
equal diftanee from each of there Towns, and the Tuttipae
Road adjoins this fituate.
The whole Elate at Salford is Freehold and Tythe Free,
and the Land Tax is low.—The Buildings are in very goad re-
pair, and the fief Lot is worthy the attention of any Grua..
man as a Retidence in one of the molt delightful parts of the
County of Warwick.

London: Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Printed Particulars of the Salford Mate may be had at the
Church-yard; fold Win by J. Hatchard, No. to, Piccadilly ; principal Inns at Warwick, Stratford, Aiceiter, and Everh..in;
and W. CLarko. New Bond-Rrcet. and a plan of the ER de will be lodged at the place of Sale, and
Of whom may be bad, by the fanw Author, with Mr. Robert Woodhead, of Salford, who will thew the
The Second Edition, Lands there, and the Houfemay be leen on application to Mr,
In one Large Volume, Daodechno, Price in Boards, 4s. Alitehell.—The Tenant will thew the {,anklet Mickleton. FM'
And a Small Edition on fine won Rnlal Paper, prim in further Particulars enquire of Marrs. Godfrey and rallant%
..er, ley, Long,
Kamisr
Boards, 6s. of Solicitors, Newark upon Trent, Ni mire ; MefTrs La-
The MEDITATIONS of a NEGLUSS: chiefly ea Ali-
vender, Solicitors, in Evesham;.t
1 LIGIOUS SUBJECTS, land Ince, Srmonds inn, Louisa.

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REPZAL C 2 THE INCONIZ TAX.
March ;:. dos.
AT " nun ntls nod teipt.lable Mectint of the
at t:.. Clurty of Middiefez. halal this day
at the ter, r.t tut It in the faM Coisty.
R kapprzrs to this Ihieeding, that
upo:. I:lrv:se I. ,Jsequal, uquft. opprrelve, and
into-
kra:.ic. not =Akins any bst "teen inennors, which Arc
s a:,41 chafe which azik from pc:maaLlA
fourea.

Rile/Ted trwitrut.:l7.-.-That the in.piU:orial powers eft-,
atepcil 6,4 id Tax into cr.cu inn. :re veva...let's
wet dttneliu4 :o and haeoropstiidc with !I- peso-
dpk •ei a tre eon tthutito.

ltaldn•d utatinundly-7:llitt the (aid Tax it immoral end
irrei:giain, by t (Awls on an inducement %Dealing, deception,
aad yaiet).

•t. . ReColw-d oulnirenoll;---sTlat th- Paid Tax is Co deteßableis
ks priori*, and fn ml vet fc to tilt Lltscrti.s of tl.cpeople, that
• • • IMO two tiren• or inn:NA: Aton whatever Caa reoda it equitable.
I • joit . and pi:r.ti• a!k.

- th-rolv.:J u*:..T.irs.nury—Tiat 1 Petition he prefroted to the
' illausanh'r th. 1!('u! rl Comm.-ens, praying for an inunediate
Rertil tfo-rcof, utkltil it the fame be fairly tranfcrib•.3 and
• • fieslod by fh 111,41,1•Iers, and prefented by tie Members fee
Cooney :1•.1)-1: ten:.

: Thc PctitioL ova. r:ad and :.anal accordingly.

Reinbed unauitnnuily— That the Repecfentatives for this
County in Parliament be initrudied, and they are It:rzby
finnled to fuppurt ilie Lime. sly Motion 41.1' Motions which
may be a...ale tut R.: peal of the laid ohnindoes Tax.
Relate, si ute.r.ht.,e-ly—sTbat the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to Witham Rawlins, and Robert Albion Cog, tfqrs.
Sheriffs, for their readhief4 in calling this Meeting, Lad fur
tbtir impartial. combed this day.
Refolved unanimoudy—That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to the Freeholders of the Coutiry, who dried the requill•
don fur calling this Meeting, and for tairving forward the Po.
titian for the Repeal of the Tax erne Income.
R.fulecd rdstio2fly —That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to Mr. Alderman Sk inr.er, fur bringing forwsril the bd.
or.s of this day, aud for his general and uniform eouzitul in
fupport of the rights and liberties of the people.
Refoiscd unaniatoull;—That theft Refolutions be figr.ed by
the blievilfs, and r..,blithed in the London P..pert.
WNI. RAWLINS.I
hne:uut.
Rom AI.B.COX,

his day was publillied,
In Fha Wilms Oe including a New Volume, •
Price al. Ss. ii &anis,
SACRED
BIOGRAPHY ; or, the Hißory of;
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