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ROYAL SYSTkii. ijir• F.DOCAlTilitav •
AT NEE'rING of the.FINANCE COMAIT-
Tms is aid of the ef.the I'o9f. io, Ow.
Lsocasterian Systias, held at the Royal Free hehool,un Ssttnial
Morning, May I 1,11111, •
His koyal Highness theasske. of KENT, in the Chair,
Reatilved, That the attue•ef she. School tor Soldiers' Children,
' ami training Regiment.' Schisointasters, itri•w rs the, expects-
tion fornied from it, considering the shun time it liu been sew
Resolved, That the risorts,ufke orderly anct.erelVent mond
el-dirct of she younj Soothers tAelettgring.to the Stuvall.ttimons.
wh:) are lvarneng the Sy.tena fist other ortm much
plva.ure to this Wein, and relict credit on the Odeon of the
Curky to which they helot*,
Resolved, That the 'Royal Free School for 'Soya Is in a kith
;.rate of order, die spline, and improvement, and afar& the peak
*pea of being more uszfal than ever.
Rrsolved, That eat Schen' for Oirls. is conducted in a Illailierr
and upon principles es to industry, on a plan which hiss user bp.
fore been sheave in this e. entry, and Mr. Lancasteea Sisters ire
requested speedily to pnlillah nisposirt at the sante.
• Reiolved, That thesc.Resoletissea he -reported t the Geriseel
Meetipg ttti:4l;eld this (air a' the 'tee Masep'i Tavern.
4 ii6WARCI Duke of Kent, ChairoPill.-
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IX(RiAS4,K Of PAPER:
APERSOI4 of honour could just now manage atell- Eichange of Acceptances, from a most respectable sal
solid House, to the extent of shout Five holland Pounds, for
other Acceptances of equal respectability. and wisere equal proofs
of solidity could he given —Letter. (post paW, or they will stet
be regarded) to be addrec.ed In the first instance to 0 W.S. Est.
Pet Office, Woodford, .P.s‘ex. No Money Broker, or Adsso•
tissr, will be at all attended to.

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NEW SCAR LOTTERY OFFICE. freaI;'CULNHiLL.
W MARTIN recpectfully infornishis Friends and •
v. • the Public, that Haters and Shares for the presopt Statp
Lottery are on sale at his OtlAce. He returns his 3incere thauki
to his Friends and the Public in general for the liberal support Et
has experienced Qinc► his commencement in byline's andswicits
a continuance of their favour. ; he recommends the Scheme to
their notice, which is to be drawn on the King's Birth Day.
June 4, and contains Sixty Capitals. including four of 020000,
with upwards of 4,000 riser Prism

CHEAP 1.0 F'I'ERY TICKETS AND SHARKS.
CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 96, 01-
ford. treet, London establlttlied 1778, rtspectfuHy infarct
the Public t: At Tickets ald allure arc ou Sale at the fullowieig •
reducel Pric, :
CARROI.L'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICE'.
Ticket - 4 0 Ticket - • - ass 10 •
Half -•- n 40. .Halt •• • - 11 11 •
Quarter -•- 12 0 Quarter - - 517 6
E:glith -- - - 17 0 - - 219 6 •
Sixteenth - - I• 11 Sixteenth - . 110 6
Cnattoxt. and Co. trust that askiecerning Public will give them
that encouragement which it hen been their study to deeerve
during; period of upwards of 40 years.
CARROLL and Cn. sal in the last Lottery, No 1,81!, s Prise
of £lOOO, in One Quarter, Two Eighths, mid Eight Sixteenths ;
No. 8,945, the last Prise of £30,000, in Three Eighths 104Tegt
Sixteenths; and No, 13,103„ the last Prize of 410,000, ever
•hared and sold In Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Money paid on

Demand.
Persons residing in the Country will be supplied with *Meta
and Shares at the above reduced prices, by sending their orders,
with good Dili, at short dates, or Sauk Notes, to No. 34, Olt-
ford-street —N. B. The usual 0:111311161i013 will bo allowed to
Agents, besides else above advantage.

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FOP SALE BY PRIVA Tr. CON, RACF,
AVA LiTA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,cbti-
sisting of :.2 Acres of Arable. Meadwrrand Pasture Lan&
and Ip Acres fit Orchards, paskiag sogcther Est Acres of Lands"
thereabout, adjoining or newly edits:m.4 together, with ther arm-
house, Barn, Othousr, and apputteoances thereto belouring si-
tuate at butcombe, in the County of Somerset, within ten miles
of the City of Bristol, now in the occttpatton el a tenant at will,
at the yearly rent of 171.57 lOs. cleat of all taxes.
for further parieulat s, application may be raade to Mr. halt
Derrick, Bedminster; or to Mr. Thomas Annan, Attorney at
Law, Bristol.

CHICHESTER. ...
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WALLER;
On Monday, the filth of May. Hill, at the Doi** Inn, Pds
chester, between the hours of five and six In the Evening.
ATRULY Desirable 'REEF L ESTAdE,
partly exonerated from land Tax.
Consisting of a incident Building, comprising two good Room*
and attached Offices, built with grey stock toiek, which, w. isa
small addition and at no considerable expense, may Ire fo me 4
into a Cottage Ornee, nearly in the i:entre of Ten Acres Al a
Half of rich Meadow Land.
The Ground has been most judiciously and tastefully laid out IS
walks and shrubberies, skirting the boundaries of the meadmik
It was originally the intention of the Proprietor to eroct a Villa
on this very eligible spot: the Garden is it:closed * lofty grey
stock brick wall, well clothed with choice fruit cries, which, with
the shrubs, are nearly in a state of maturity. It Is. situation pre-
eminently calculated for building on, commanding a delightful
view of the City of Chichester and hs vicinage, and iltde more
than halt a mile from the centre of the town. °lli, property holds
out to the intelligent speculator various objects of advantage, whisk
cannot fail being realized.
Introt,fiate possessing will be given, and further Particulars
may be known of Nit.. Vireller. 'Chichester.

SUSSEX.
All EXCELLENT MANSION, WITH EIGHTY-ONE
ACRES OF LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WELLER,
On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 18th of June. 1411, at reecho,
ri%HE truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD:
1- ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE., the Residence of
Admiral Mew TAOU, (Exonerated from Land: fax).
Compri-leg—a most subst.intial Mansion, In a comptete state
of solid and primogenital repair, and contain., In the basement,,
ample Cellaraie ; otr the ground floor. a handsome Halt and
Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Breakmst Rooms, and a
neat Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Offices, replete
With tonverioories of every description; on the first Boor. a very
fine proportioned' Drawin; Room, six air, B 4 d Chambers, fosr
Dressing Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics. Stook Rooms
and Housemaids Closets,capacious Tanks and good spring water;
a large Kitchen Carden and Melon Ground, inslosed by kitty
walk covered with the choiceet Fruit Teem, fins Espaliets and
Filbert hedges, abundernly cropped with Vegetables, foul House,
capital six stalled Stable, Lofts, two Carriage Houses,a very corn.
plate fitted up Bros/house, Granary, Drying Yard, and Poultry.
Houses. This delightful Residence Is Situate In a Lawn of up.
wards of Fifty Acres, belted by a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure
Grounds, the agrioukural Buildings, which are very complete, are
In a Dell, screened from view by Sorest tees. The remaining
part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three tout Cottages
and Gardens.
The eligibility of situation, aerie/tiled beauty of country, its
:extensive marine and land prospects of pin and dale, and a de-
lightfully featured champs ign country, cannot be sufficiently de-
scribed—it moat be seen to be properly appreci.ted ; the soil is
peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and bealtlay,lia a highly respect.
able neighbourhood, surrounded by the best roads, near a foilikes.
able, and retired Watering Place, and a very abort distance from
*e Duke of Richmond's Fox Hounds.
Descriptive Particulars will be published are month prevfnas
en the Sale ; and play be had at the Auction islact ; of Mews-
WAtistenley, Paternoster-row; Mr., H. Phillips, Bondeareet ; at,
the I.lbrarien, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing, and Bog-
nor; at the principal hint in the neeshhouring Market Tawos ;
lied et .10.3Yethis. ct &boater, edsrtiorn rkkers intly be bed to
view. from Me Ist of May to the gay is 7 also.

LISBON,•MAY 5.
Lord:Wellington has returned to Almeida: during i
his stay in the Aleutejo he went with some of the
Germion light troops, lately arrived, to reconnoitre
Badajaz, and was attacked by a party of the enemy,
who wird cutting wood. The ga►rison, hearing the
'bring, sent reinforcements to the wood-cutters; a
sharp contlicrtook place, in which we lost forty men
and four officers, in killed, wounded, and missing; the
lois suffered by the enemy was much greater.
The siege of Badajos goes on, while Marshal Be-
reslord's corps at Merida and Almendralejo observes
Mortier. On the other side Almeida in invested.

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The Militia under. Colonel Trant were moved from
'Porto on the 26th ult. by orders from Sir B. Spencer,
to occupy a more useful position.
Lord Wellington's head-quarters are at Alamuda ;
the advance at Galegos.,.
lteguier, with 1500 men, is in Almeida ; no doubt
great exertions will be made to relieve him. A tri-
fling affair of post s,• in. which the 521 alone were en-
gaged,• teak place a few days ago at our advance be-
phut G inegtts.

CELORICO, APRIL 26.
Teo days agn there was a great firing in Almeida.
Lately the garrison of that place gave indicatidni of
wishing to fly, taking advantage of the darkness of
night. Among the French troops a general discon-
tent prevails.

• EINAS, APRIL 29.
The head-quarters of our army were yesterday in
Almendralejoe We had troops in Azanchal, Los
.Santos, St. Martha, and Me,rida, and a brigade of
English infantry, which was in Campo Mayor, had
advanced towards Montejo. •
The rains had ceased, and the Guadiana had Wien
consideraSly.

•-• CASTRO MARIN, APRIL 25.
General Blake on the 21st united his forces, which
had disembarked in different parts of the country
:of Niel,la, and on the 22d marched for Castillegos.
General Zayas was still inAyamonte with some troops.
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-General 13allasteros was on the 17th in Burgitillos,
having effected a junction with the army of his Excel-
lency Marshal Beresfotd. The enemy twice attacked
iiim in his progress towards the North, buy he effected
his design with trifling loss, notwithstanding he was'
continually opposed to an enemy very superior in force.
• They write from Seville that 4000 men had been
. • wlthdrawn.from before Cadiz, to reinforce the army
tinder the immediate command of Marshal Soult. The
enemy have retired from Treguerios and Monguler,
bit they still keep a small garrison in Niehla.
Marshal Mortier on the 12th arrived at Seville, and
on the 16th again set out, taking the direction ni
Cordova. The enemy took a considerable convoy with
him, and it is said has marched towards Madrid.
FRONTIERS OF SPAIN, APRIL c 1.
*. In Valladolid, with those troops which have ar-
rived from Portugal, there are 5000 men. On the
13th init. 152 waggons, and on the 10th, 200, loaded
with, wounded, entered that place. Ney has not yet
"depirted for France, and is at variance with Des-
.sieres. Kellerman's General Conductor has been
.killed by•the Guerillas, to the great grief of that Ge-
*eral. The troops actually belonging to the Impe-
rial Guard, have received orders to march to Valla-
dolid. It appears that the *Emperor intends to divide
.the'army into the army of the North and army of the
South ; and that Massena, Ney, and Junot, are called
to Pans. Whether this be so or not, kis certain that
treat insubordination and rivalship prevails among
the French. troops.
The ;Kcount of the Empecinado having entered
guadgaltara is confirmed.

AI.ICANT, MARCH 29.
From Alicant they write, under date of the 13th
inst. that the volunteer division of Ampurdan had
maintained a glorious action, the result of which was
the leaving of from 4 to 500 of the enemy dead upon
the field of battle ;some some hundreds wounded were cop-
ducted to Olot, and a few prisoners taken. The ac-
tion WAS obstinately disputed. On our part we had
four officers and 100 soldiers killed.
VILLA NOVA, APRIL 5.
On the 31st of last month, our troops attacked the
division of General Macdonald on leaving Manrez.4,
whose citadel they burned. The loss of the enemy,
according to all accounts, was not less than 1500 men.
It is said that Macdonald had received .orders to set
'Out for is.

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