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London, England, 1803-04-04 00:00:00

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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr CHAPMAN,
On Wednefday, the 4th day of May next, at the Baptift Head
Coffee-boufe, in Chancery-isne, Loudon, at Twelve o'clock,
THE MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD-
4. BURY HALL, containing in the whole One Thodand
Three Hundred and Sixty-eight Acres.
The Eltate is very eompad, and &nate in the PIA& Of Gam-
Ropy, Two Mlles from Patton, Eh from Biggiskende, Seven-
teen from Cambridge, Fifty from London.. and Feet kern
Oirford-bridge, on the Great North Road, hale whom the
River Oufe is Navigable to Lynn. •
The ManGon.koure and 0.40014 We In compitee
lit for the Immediate reception of a Irma*.
1627f0il round the Mialnwhgegfe gs reporter
mtiag:
, and dm Tart le -geedas law
d
Garden is edeeaned equalis es mint he be
The Woods, which are in hand, and at s aid&
from the Mandell-honk an Poi MMus' fee GUMS, Sid=
there is a variety an the Masan
Particulars may be had.after the mit of Apdl.at
hers of Mr. Graham, No. 6.Lineola's Us; by W. and J. k,
Middle Temple; at the piaci* Inns at Paton the Cock,
at Eaton • the Wheadheaf, Alecobury Mt the Feentsin, et
Huntingdon ; the Ram, at ?lemmata% ; and of Mr. Mainmast,
the Hasid Head Coree4louls,Chennerp•hos.

COAL AND IRONSTONI, IN 111111.111DINUti,
TObe Difpofed ist; the COAL and I RON-
STONB In coo Acres of 141114. item sear Park Nokia
the Liberty of Bartborough esel.olfos=ararattleros with
Coal, and pen Iroodione, in do Manor , 4ekiee
the other, the property d Seamed Pole, ilk Lai of the
Lid Maser.
nic uft cAla
Canal convenient:mans
rt teleds
whhh goisos dm* for
= to
Stockwkk and the Tombs Read boaiaollaid to Ma.
add ; the Cod and Nuelese sear Park Hi as
ly placed by a tee Ire= of Wear, sad a Don evadli:lret.frf
a Corn MIA which may be Le to era* a Poway tipos. or say ,
Work which requires Water kw the egaeof Gook Ns&
I Pals: this is alio near the Canal front to *Mishit.
As the Killamarth Colliery weft be a Work to Ir.
duce the Proprietor to bock opesed,seett wet apply but who
cao and Security to fulN fork coedideee so he thought se
ceffary.
Mr we fon of Park 11.11. ant MO Yowlers( Sillonariks
will Lew the Lands ; end ke fetthar porticelers apply to MA
Col, Canoed. goer Derby,by whaw Si latterb, poll-pid, will
be duly aofwerst

To CALICO PRINTERS, and COTTON SPINNING
MANUFACTURERS In 9•124n1

A Capital MILL. PRINTIdO MORE &a. d& 16 Feat
FYI at Water. at Rimed Bridipt, Ira lisibgdas, meat klas.
dater,
To BS PEILEMPTORILY SOLD D? AUCTION,
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At tie firdievrater Arm., in Masettefter, 011 'Midday. to
28th Day of April next, at Six &dock le the Afternoon,
THE Leafehoid Interdi of and in all thofe
PRINTING SHOPS, DTI HOMO& CALENDS&
HODS& mad vacant LAND, mat dalkebly in td at
temod Dridge. Haillniden seer Memebelber, Fag of
Sateen Feet of the whole Stream of the River Nes& and the
Dams, Oohs, and Sluices to the fame Premiks bellasslng,
The Presages adjoin to the New Turnpike leading
from the Market Town at Blackburn NMI Hailingden„ to
and Manclialler, sad lie is the centred the great Mattuf.c.
tures carried as in the County at Laseafter. They are ad-
mirably well Amazed for any Poem mho Is inclined to carry
es the Case Printing Bohai% by which kick issmintle For-
tunes have been lately acquired What Part of the C.sontry.—..
They alto afford a molt advantageous Situation fat a Coteau
Spinner, who may avoid the heavy &pence. of paithaftng and
suintaiuing Steam Engines, and probiding Coal at its pretest
monnou' Price, by working kit Maehinery by wane ot this
powerful River.
The Populous Ideiglibruehowl alsonads with Perfons
drilled in the Prating and Spinning ItuEveires ; awl if so addi-
tional Fall of Water, or more Law, (timid he required by a
Pa:chafer of there Prkiniro, he will have the Advantaia of
treating with Gentlemen who are difpaini to glee every La-
eariptemont se the dostrikiug Mainfeaurcs of ilea rt of tke
Counakonirts
are had by Leek, mate jobs Ifintail, Ffq,
for • Term at ',so Toon, from the sytb gepererchero yy a. Cubs
jest to the Payment atthe Road Mani Rent egg" L. Ed.
The MEd* Pare of the Puebla lug wy
_way as on
ifortgo"asfoiatite ecoveniente dtbe Pnteamre if merited.
Further Particulars sity be bad ma apparition to Mart.
Dneinsintk and Chippledaff, Attondea,bahtasebdteri or to
kgr.Las,lleildarr, Three Cierersormirt. esetinmelt, mime •
Plan iff thit reamilk. may bo km. as 4 wbe
wee An fibs Ornsikand by firma OWN&

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ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY for the EXTERMINA
noN of the SMALL PDX. _ .

THE Medical Council of this Society het eby
in-
vite Candidates for the Office of inoculator and Medical
Secretary, to cell& at the Central Houk of the le initial.
The duties of the Medical GClllleMall doled to this Radon
will be to conduct Inoculation at the Central Houk, to lia-
na applies/as with vaccine 'natter, and with every =diary
infer's:lion and advice ; to relater all the medical proceedings ;
sod to conduct (under the enntroulof the Medical Council) all
the correfiondence, and eves), other medical blifinefa, public
or private, which the Society may require.
Gentlemen defirous of becoming Candidates for this Oaks
are required to lend their names and eatiffeates, both of regu-
lar medical education, and of kill in vaccine inoculation, on
or before the zoth inaant, to the Houk of the Society, ad-
dreffed to the Examining Committee.
Further particulars may be learned by enquiring at the Cen.
wal Houk, No. I Sallibury4quare, Elect-area, between the
bouts of ten and eleven, after Thurfday next.
JOSILPH FOX, Semeary.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH 3z.

Accounts from Conftantiqople, of the 18th Fe-
bruary
fay, that the French fquadron only waits
for a favourable wind to fet ail ; and, that thel4
advice' from Egypt (late, that the tranfports are
already arrived at Alexandria, on board of which
the Englith troops were to embark.
General BIIILNADOTTI will (et off immediately
upon his embaffy to America.
Very erroneous reports have been fet afloat re-
fpeaing the fituation of Martinique.
The moll recent accounts received by Govern-
ment reprefent that Colony in the moR flourifhing
condition ; that the fever had entirely fubficicd,
and the lolfes it had occa6oned were repaired by
the arrival of a battalion of the 84th demi-brigade
of the line, confilling of 630, all in high health
and (pints.
General I.ssess, Minißer Plenipotentiary of
the French Republic in Portugal, arrived in the
Tagus do the stR of February. The frigate which
brought him and his fuite entered the harbour at
liven in the evening.
The Deputation of the Eleaoral College of the
Department of the Seine were prefented to the
near Coy su s on the 3oth ult.
The Flaw Cowsuc converted Tome time with
the Members of the Deputation; and expreffed the
hope he entertained from the good intentions that
animated the Eleaoral College, which was better
enabled than any other inflitution to confolidate
the principle of the sacrament, and place the
erttintry in a fitnatiati to defy viciffundes and in-
novations.

STVTOARD, MARCH es.-. According to private
letters from Paris, alluded to by the illsoarine
Zellstre, the opinion is generally prevalent there,
that a rapture with England is inevitable. It is
&flirted even' that the False Consul. Paid on the
1311, before feveral perfons-w.
tire hale made war for ten yearo.-we will make it for ten
years more.
And upon another occafion he Paid to Lord
Watrwroarw, after having inquired with much,
affability about his health, and after having fpoken
of the approaching fine weather—
In eosin that the hope of piddling you Rill among us at thi s
period be milled, it will oenainly be weary that your Go.
worriment fhould change its conduft. What does this Meesge
Swan ? Is It only to imprefs terror ? Two great powers like
Prance and England. cannot make each other afraid. Tbc
?rent} People may ass Mod. but canon be frightened. We
are ter Peace; but we arc alto tot the fulfilment of tole=
Tm•lesi.
The FIRITCOIIIOt. then addreffed hienfelf to the
Ruffian Minifer, who was near the Engliflt Am-
bairador, and laid to him in the molt ferious tone,
if war be renewed, let all Treaties be covered with crape.-
GOD and lumps will judge us.
On the other hand, force perfons pretend to
have heard, from the mouth of the Minifter, that
it was four to one in favour of peace; it is afferted
.even that a man was taken up on the Exchange at
Paris, for having fpread a report that war was
certain. • •
Meacri 23.—50 many couriers paffing from
Lowden to Peteriburgh, Naples. Rome, onitan-
tinople and Paris ; there movements of the Frer.ch
troops, of which we hear h. the Newfpapers of
Italy, and particularly the fucceffive marches to
the maritimeparts of that country; fomany changes
in the future deftiny of Malta, Sardinia, Egypt,
the dishy of Parma, and a part of Tufcany ; and
the favour which Lord Etern is in Come of the
Newfpapers (*aid to have enjoyed with the GRAND
Ssiosoua immediately before he left Confiantino.
ple, are the re:dont upon which certain perfons in
tlicir.fpcculations on the prefent !Late of public af-
fairs in Europe, are led to think that England now
einleavours to gain the attachment of the Powers
we the Continent, to urge them to war, and to
engage them in a new coalition.
Amid there conjeaures, perfons of fagacity, who
remain without alarm, 'or are not to be en-
couraged agstinfi fuch alarm, without well founded
rA:Afons, think it the mnft prudent to turn an eye
gipnn Frar.ce, which, as well as England, can find
a:fitlar.e: and refources on the Continent. But, at
this very moment, when the eftervercence of Britifh
politics is fir remarkable, it is obferved, not with-
out particular curiofity and attention, that the
French Government preferves a myfterious faience,
basing made no communication relative to prepa-
rations for war, to either the Senate or the Legit.
Wive Body now affembled.
The most pofitiwe thing we know in regard to
peace or war, and in reipea to the influence which
may be ezercifed by France or England on the dif-
pofitiono to peace or war in foreign powers is, :hat
the Court of which juily holds the fiat
rank in the Empire, is at pretest' more favourable
to France than ever.

kutia, labeled that France means to contravene
plant for the ultimate fettleownt of Malta, does
Dot fecal difpacd to take any offenfive meafure
againft France. nor even to conceive any diftruft
of its power. The mull difcerning politicians have
tint hitherto liven able to difcover, in the known
difpoiltions of the Coon of Berlin. the tinalleß
&calico from whickabat power may be fulpetied
of a .hangs in its fentiments and its fyftem of no.
hap towards France. No doubt Lord EL.'', was
mated with great dillinfticat by the Sublime Poste.
But; it is
agrally believed, that the arrival of the
Trench Adm., and the ileparturc of the

Englifb, which took plate at the fanse time, were
the fignals of a change In the difpofitions of the
Porte. It is, however, more probable that the
Porte, not fincerely attached to England lnce the
Treaty of Amiens, has only taken this occafion
more boldly to difplay (ultimo= which it before
entertained.

Iterissom.—lt was in the fitting of the Diet, on
the Both Ventofe (March a e that all votes which
had been kept back were delivered in.
The following is the tefult in the three Colleges:
The College of the Cities was unanimous in adopt-
ing the plan of the 6th Ventofe. fuch as it was de-
creed by the Deputation.
In the Ele'toral College, the Arch Chancellor,
Brandenburgh, Saxony, Hanover, Bavaria, have
likewife voted for the complete adoption.
In the College of the Princes, 54 voices were in
favour of the complete adoption, or the Mediation;
and !even for the ciivifioth or for Auftria.

No deliberation of the Diet was paired with a
greater majority. The divifion called for by one
voice in the Electoral College. and by (even in the
College of Princes, does not conftitute an oppofi.
don ; it is only a fort of referee, which difappeass
before the opinion of fogreat a majority.
When the votes are eolleided. Ind the Directory
of the Diet has proceeded to alert the definitive
opinion,
it is probable that the fitting of the 3d
Germinal (March 24) will behold the clofe of the
labours of the Diet fandioned by a very impofing
majority.Moniteur.

LONDON.