And General Advertiser for the Counties of Northampton, Bedford, Buckingham, Huntingdon, Leicester, Warwick, Oxford, and Hertford. Vol. 93. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1813. Read}' Aloncj is expected | v. ith Advutisfmei. ts. ) 5 Circulated through every Town and populous Village in the Counties of Northampton, Bedford, Buckingham, ( Huntingdon, Leicester, Oxford, Warwick, Hertford; fart of Cambridge, Nottingham, Lincoln, and Rutland. _ _ . S Stamp- Duty PRICE 64.1 Paper and Prnt 3d. Sunday a? id Tuesday's Posts. LONDON, TUESDAY, Sept. 21. THE Gazette of . Saturday night contains a letter from Lord Wellington, correcting a material Error in his Lordship's dispatch of the I2d inst. in which the number of prisoners taken in the assault of the town of St. Sebastian was stated to be 270, instead of 670 men. \ LL Pers< LX JAMES l. ondon Gazette Extraordinary, September 20 DOWNING- STREET, SEPT. 19. Major Wyndham arrived this evening with ; dispatch from field Marshal the Marquis o Wellington, dated I. ezaca, the 10th of September, of which the following is ait extract:— A battery was constructed in the horn- work, witl great difficulty, against the works of the castle ot St. Sebastian, w hich opened on the morning of the 8th instant; and 1 have the pleasure to inform you, that the garrison surrendered beforeevening. 1 inclose Lieut.- Gcn. Sir T. Graham's Report and the terms of Capitulation agreed upon with the garrison, and returns of ordnance, ammuui tion, & c. in the place. The loss of the garrison, during the siege, is stated to have amounted to two- thirds of their numbers at its commencement I beg leave again to draw your Lordship's attention to the conduct of Lieut.- Gen. Sir T. Graham, and of the General Officers and troops under his command, in the arduous operation r> f which 1 am now reporting the successful close Under the ordonnance recently issued by the Trench Government, the difficulties of the ope- rations of a siege, and length of time it must take, are greatly increased, and they can he brought tc a conclusion only by the storm of the breach of the body of the place. The merit of success therefore is proportional, ly increased, and it will be found, that the operations did not last longer than has usually beeti required for a place which possessed three lines of defence, including the convent of St. Bartholomew. During the operations against the castle, the navy took charge of the attack upon the island of Santa Clara, by which the enemy was much annoyed in his position in the castle. Capt. Si G. Collier, and the officers, seamen, and marines have continued to afford every assistance in their power, and Lieut.- Gen. Sir T. Graham particu- larly mentions Capt. Bloye, of the Lyra, and Capt Smith; and Lieut.- Col. Dickson, commanding the artillery, has reported his obligations to Lieut O'Reilly, of his Majesty's ship Surveillante, who commanded the seamen employed in the batteries. Since niv last, the enemy have collected their troops towards their left, but have again resumed their old positions since the fall of St. Sebastian. It appears by a report from the Duke del Parque, thai when the third Spanish army were recently crossing the Ebro, at Amposta, after the Allies had retired from before Tarragona, the enemy made a sortie from Tortosa, on the 19tb ult. along the left bank of the Ebro, with about 4000 men, and attacked the third division of the army. The Duke del Parque detached troops from the right bank, under the command of Don Francisco Ferray, the Chief of the Staff of the army, and the enemy were immediately repulsed with considerable hiss. It appears that the troops conducted themselves remarkably well on this occasion, and the Duke del Parque highly applauds the conduct of the Chief of the Staff. . Extract of a Letter from Lieut.- Generul Sir T- Graham, elated Ernani, Sept. 9. I have the satisfaction ro report to your Lord- ihip, that the Castle of St. Sebastian has surren- dered; and I have the honour to submit the Capitulation, which," under all the circumstances of the Case, I trust your Lordship will think I did right to grant to a garrison, which certainly uiade a very gallant defence. Ever since the assault of the 31st ult. the verti cal fire of the mortars, & c. of the right attack was occasionally kept up against the castle, occasion- ing a very severe loss to the enemy; and yesterday morning a battery of 17 24- pounders in the horn work, auothcr of three 18- pounders, still more on the lelr, having been completed by the extroard' Iiary exertions of the Officers of Artillery nnd Engineers, aided by the indefatigable zeal of all the troops; the whole of- he ordnance, amounting to 54 pieces, including two 24- pounders and one howitzer on the island, opened at 10 u. m. against the castle, and with such effect, that before one j>. m. a flag was hoisted at the Mirador Battery by the enemy; and after some discussion, the terms of the surrender were agreed on. Thus, giving jour Lordship another great result of the campaign, in the acquisition to the allied armies of this inter- esting point on the coast, and near the frontier. Capt. Stewart, of the Royals, Aid- de- Camp to TVIajor Gen. llav, who so greatly distinguished himself during ilia siege, is unfortunately among the killed since the hist return. I omitted in my last report to mention my obligations to the great zeal ot Captain Smith, of the Royal Navy, who undertook and executed the difficult task of get ting guns up the steep scarp of the island into a battery which was manned by seamen under his command, and which was of much ser- vice. Capt. Bloye, of tl; e Lyra, has been from the beginning constantly and most actively employed on shore, « nd I feel greatly indebted to his services. Besides the officers of artillery formerly men- tioned, who have continued to serve with equal distinction, I should not omit the names of Captains Morrisun, Power, and Parker, who have been constantly in the breaching batieries, anil in the command of companies. I beg leave to repeat mv former recommendation of Capt. Cameron of the 9th foot, who volunteered to command the attack of the island, and who con- ducted himself so ably on that occcasion, and during all the time he commanded there. JAMES ELKINGTON'S DEBTORS. sons indebted to the Estate ol ELKINGTOJf, of RUGBY, in the County of Warwick, Liquor- Merchant, Dealei and Chapman, a Bankrupt, are desired forthwith o pay « heir respective Debts to Messrs. Caldeintt & Benn, Solicitors, in Rugby aforesaid, w ho are authorised by the Assignees of ibe Estate and Effects, to receiif tile same; and all Persons so ndebled, who do not discharge the same on oi before Ihe 1st Day of October next, will he sued without further Notice. B, Order of the Assizers, CALDliCOTT & liliNN. Rugby, bill Sept. 1S13. NOTICE is hereby given, That the ne.\ t Half- yearly Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike- Road from Wendover to tlie Town of Buckingham, in the County of Buckingham, will beheld ai the BEI. L INS, in WINSLOW, in ( lie said County, on TUESDAY the FIFTH Day of OCTOBEB nett, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon. By Order of the Trustees. trinslow, Sept. id. 1813. LAN. WYATT. BEDFORDSHIRE. VTOTICE is beieby given, That a General L^ f Meeting of LIEUTENANCY for the County > f BEDFORD, is appointed to he held at the COUNTY- HALL, in BKOFORD, on FRIDAY the Slh Day of OCTOBER next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for carrying into Execution an Act of Parliament passed in the 52d Year of his present Majesty's Reign, intituled," Au Act for amending the Laws relating to the Local Militia in England." By Order of the Right Hon. the Karl of U jtper- Ossory, His Majesty's Lieutenant for the County nf Bedford. J. LESLEY, Clerk of the General Meetings. Iloug/ Uon- Hegis, 21 st Sept. 1813. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 62, Queen- Street, Cheapside, LOS DO V. CMIEAP, Durable, and Impenetrable PAINTS, •> Ground in Linseed Oil, tor Park I'alings, Fences, Tiles, Slates, Plaster and Stuccoed Fronts, Ship. painting, Out. buildings, and Weathei- boardini; of every Description. per Cwt. per Cwt. This Day was pnblishid, neatly printed in Demy St> u. I'rice Ss. firf. ASTATEMENT of FACTS, relative to the supposed Abstinence of ANN MOORE, of TUTBUIY, Staffordshire: And a NARRATIVE of the Circumstances which led to the recent Detection of the Imposture. To which is subjoined, an APPENDIX, containing Medical and other Papers, illustrative of the Statement. Compiled and published at the Requestof theComiuitteeformed forthe Investigation ot the Case, By the Rev. LEGH RICHMOND, A. M Rector of TURVEY, Bedfordshire. Quid agat, quemadnaodum vivat, inquiritur.— Clctro. Burton- on- Trent: Printed and published by J. Crott, High- Street ; and sold by Longman, Hurst. Rers, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster- Row; Hat. chard, Piccadilly; and Seelev, Fleet- Street, London; also by Drewry, Duly, Sutton, and Dunn, Notting- ham j Hage, Newark ; Buck, Loughborough ; P.- ice, Leicester; Mosley and Tunnicliff, Matlock; Ri- clurds, Uttoxeter; Lomax, Lichfield; Beilby^ Co Birmingham; Merridew, Coventry; Ford, Man. Chester; Ward, Hinckley; Moore, Buxton ; Morgan, Stafford; Birdsall, Northampton; Webb, Bedford; Deighton, Cambridge; and by all other Booksellers. ~ To be SOLI) by AUCTION^ At the Dolphin Inn, Northampton, on Monday the 27th of September, 1813, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as will be then produced, Lotl. QNILAT old- established INN, the A RED LION, with extensive Range of Stabling, Granaries, and Lofts, with good Cel- larage, spacious Yard and Garden. The Brewhouse, Stabling, and Granaries have been re- built hut a few Years.— The above Inn is situate at Ihe lower End of HORSE- MARKET, near Gold- Sireel, in the Town of NORTH AM PTOiV. Lot 2. A CLOSE and GARDEN, situate in GOLD- STREET, in NORTHAMPTON, in the Occupation of Mrs. Atterbury. The Garden is in high Cultivation, well planted with choice Fruit Trees, and ihe Ground it a most desirable Situation for Building. Lot 3. A CLOSE of ARABLE LAND, situate in the Parish of DUSTON, and adjoining thf Turnpike- Road, containing 14 Acres 2 Roods, and in the Occupation of Mr. Richard Day. Lot 4. A CLOSE, situate, with a Front adjoining Woolmonger- Streei, and Horse- Shoe Lane; this Lot possesses great Advantages for Building. Let 5. A CLOSE adjoining Ditto. Lot 6. TWO SHIRES and TWO HALF- SHARES in the GRAN 1) JUNCTION. For further Particulars, enquire of Messrs, SMYTHS, Solicitors, nnd of Mr. JOHN VORES, Auctioneer, Northampton, where a Plan of the Divisions of I he Estates may be seen. Invisible Green... 56; Daik Green 70s. Bright Olive GieenllSs. Black Paint 60s. White I'aint 56s. Stone Colour 56s Lead or Slate Colour Yellow 56s. Chocolate 5ii » . Red IDs Prepared Oil to ihin the above for Use, 5s. 6d. pet Gallon. Genuine Ground White Lead, . per Cwt. 56s. 0d. Turpentine per Cal. lJs. Od. 6s. Od. l inseed Oil Boiled Oil Tar Genuine Sperm Oil Pale Seal Oil Chamber Oil .... Pale Whale Oil .. Pitch.. 6s. 6d. per Bar. 41s. Od. per Gal. 8s. 6d. 5s. Od. 5s. 6d. 4s. 6d. per Ctrl. 1' is,. ( Kf. Fine Colours of every Kind, Dry, or prepared for Use. Painters' Brushes, & c. & c. The Impenetrable Paints ate very Ornamental, possess great Durability, are a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, and will stand in Hot Climates. They are peculiarly adapted tor Work exposed to the F. tfeots of Weather, and may also be applied with Advantage to the general Purposes of useful inside Painting, as they dry quickly, and are very handsome in Apoear- ance. They are used in the Manner of other Paints, and require only to be thinned with the prepared Oil, the White Paint excepted, which requires the Addition ot Turpentine. The Impenetrable Paints are sold in Quantities not less than 281 bs and can only bg purchased of GEORGE UPTON & Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufacturers 6' 2, Queen- Street, 41, London Wall, and Kennet Wharf. N. B. There Paints are not prepared from Coal, Tar, or Fish Oil. Northamptonshire Quarterage- Money. THE Chief Constables are to collect and pay in, at the ensuing Sessions, Six Single Quarterly Payments. CHR. SMYTH, Clerk of the Peace. Northampton, Sept. 11 th, 1813. One of ihe Chief Constables of each Hun- dred must attend in Person at the Sessions. P1ICEN1X FIRE- OFFICE. O EN EiVAL Receipts for Policies 5A; falbngdueat Michaelmasarenow in the Hands of the several Agents ot the Company. Insurances of every ' description are effected on the most moderate Terms. Stock on a Farm may be insured in one Sum without the Average Clau; e, at 2s. per Cent, per Ann. Losses bv Fire occasioned by Lightning have always been paid by this OtfiLe. ( ff Persons insuring for Three Hundred Pounds, or upwards, will not be charged for the Policy: And all Endorsements will be made Gratis. By Order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. of Country Department. [ fliiiMiiiHii A WINSLOW, SErT. 16th, 1813. LL Persons who have any Claim or De- mand upon the Estate of TIIOS. COLLI Kit, late of MURLSEY, in tile County of Buckingham, Farmer, deceased, are requested to deliver the Particulars of their respective Demands to Mr. Samuel Dudley, Auctioneer, Winslow, in order thai the same may fie discharged ; and all Persons in- debted to the Estate of the said Tlios. Collier, are desired to pay the Amount of their respective Debts immediately to the said Mr. Samuel Dudley. ^ IIE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued forth against JOSEPH RICKETT, lale of OUNDI. E, in the County of Northampton, Bunker, Dealer and Chapman, intend to meet on Ihe 29lh Day of SEP- TEMBER instant, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, at the GEORGE INN, in OAKHAM, in ihe County of Rutland, in order to receive the Proof of Debts under the said Commission. JOHN BALDERSTON, Solicitor. 6th September, 1813. Kinibolton-, Huntingdonshire. To be S 0 L 1) by A UCTIO N, At the White Lion Inn, in Kimbolton, on Friday the 8th Day of October, 1813, subject to such Conditions as will be then produced, Very desirable ESTATE, situate in the [\ Manor of KIMBOLTON, in the County ot Huntingdon; consisting of a Farm- House, with Barn, Stable, and other Out- buildings, and divers Closes ot Arabic. Meadow, and Pasture Ground, divided into the following Lots, viz. I A « R. P. A. R P. Lotl. Fox's Close ( Meadow) —- 2 112 Lot 2. f irst Lock's Close ( Arabic) 6 2 2 Middle Ditto ( Pasture) 5 125 Upper Ditto ( Arable) 9 0 8 Allotment on Agden Green ( Pasture] V 8 0 28 NOTICE is hereby given, That a Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road leading from Banbury, in the County of Oxford, to t'ae South- End of Mill Field, in the Parish off, utter- worth, in the County of Leicester, will be held at the RED LION INN, in BANBURY aforesaid, on SATURDAY the 9th Day of OCTOBER next, at Eleven o'Cloek in ilie Forenoon, at which Meeting the TOLLS to arise for one Year from the 19th of October next, at the Banbury BrWge Toll Gate, will be LETT to FARM by AUCTION to the Best Bidder, in Manner directed by the Statute made iu the 13th Year of his present. Maje& ly for regulating Turnpike Road.', which Tolls produced in ihe last Year, over and ahovp the Charges of collecting the same, tile Sum of £ 192, and will he put uji at such Sum. Whoever happens lo he the Best Bidder must produce sufficient Sureties, and give Security for Payment of the Rents, at such Times and Manner as the Trustees shall dim :. And Notice is further given, Thai those Person.- who are iiitilled to coaipouud for their Tolls, in respect of the Occupation of Lands, may do so immediately before the Tolls are put up. And Notice is further given, That the Trustees will, at the said Meeting, take into Consideration, and determine upon, Ihe Propriety of erecting a Ticket Gale, Chain, or Bar, across the Road al Griuisby Green. By Order of the Trustees, EDMUND BURTON. Daventry, 16th September, 1813. 7 Lots. First Langridge ( Arable).. 13 5 35 Far Ditto ( Arable) 15 2 5 29 0 33 Lot 4. Bite's Corner, or Sanders's ders's Close ( Meadow or Pasture,- Lot 5. Pcckar's Close ( "> eadow) - Lot 6. Farm- House, and Buildings, Yards, Garden, and Homestead ( Pasture) — 31 2 0 0 25 2 i 4 2 31 74 1 28 The above Estate is Copyhold of the Manor of Kimbolton, except about one Acre ( Part of Lot 2), which is Freehold. The Annual Copyhold Rem is £ 1.14s. Fine certain. The Allotment on Agdcn Green ( Part of Lot 3) is Tithe- tree, the Rest of ihe Lands are subject to an Annual Payment of £ 1.7s. to the Vi<. ar of Kim- bolton, and the Whole Estate is subject toan Annual Land- Tax of £ b. 5s. The Premises may be viewed, and printed Particulars may be had on Application to ihe Tenant, Mr. James Wbittering, who is under Notice to quit Possession at Michaelmas, 181' i. — Primed Particulars may also be had at ihe White I. ion Inn, in Kimbolton ; anil at the principal Inns in the Neighbourhood; and Plans ol the Lots nuy be seen and Particulars had on Appli- cation to Mr. Palmer, Kimbolton; Mr. Gibbons, Uppingham ; and at the Office of Messrs. Warren & Churchill, solicitors, in Uppingham. » " An occurrence, it is said, took place some fe minutes before the storming of St. S. ehastian which proved very fortunate. The besieged had placed a 1 number of live sltel Is behind the breach: a shell from one of our batteries happened to fall amongst them, and caused thut havoc and confusion amongst the enemy which was intended for Ui. The Sessions commenced at the Old Bailey on Wednesday, but nothing of importance occurred until Friday, when Leary, for the murder of Edward Clifford, wns put on his trial— no fresh facts came out— the pysoner made a laine defence, and was without hesitation found guilty.— Saturday, John Denton was tried for the murder of Catherine Denton, with whom he cohabited in Bow- lane Buildings, Bromley, Middlesex. The deceased having reproached Ihe prisoner for striking his • ister, he. look a knife from his breast and slabbed her, which caused her death a month after. The defence was temporary insanity, from a wound re- ceived on board ship. He likewise was found guilty. mid both were executed ou Monday morning befor the Debtors' door of Newgate ; their bodies after wards conveyed to the Surgery at Bartholomew-! Hospital for disseclion.— T. Moon, u soldier who « hot a boy on Finchley Common, was acquitted of the charge of murder ( no malice being proved), bu found guilty of Manslaughter. J. Ward, alias Sim Winter, indicted as guilly of the murder of Mr Steel some years ago on Houuslow Heath, was ac Suilted without going into evidence.— At th » se essions on Friday, a youth named Richard Cum birland, being convicted of picking pockets, hurled a clasp knife from the bar, at the prosecutor w liicii gruzed his cheek, but did no injury— for thi: violence the Common Serjeant immediately sen. teuced him ta he transported for life. HO I'll WELL, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. To be L E 1' T, For a Term of fourteen YearsJ trom Michaelmas next, together, or in two or tbue I. OLS, '• pllE very valuable ALLOT,\ 1EN IS of. LAND Jt lately set out by the Commissioners tor the I nclosure of ROTH W F. I. L, in lieu of tin Great Tithes, Sec. adjoining together, and containing Ivvo Hundred and Ninety- three Acres, with the Barns and Buildings thereto belonging ;. and an Allowance will be made out ot the Rents for all further necessary Buildings.— Security will be required for Payment of the Rent, & c. & c. ROIHWKLL is about four Miles from Kettering, seven from Market- Harborough, 14 from North- ampton, 10 from Wellingborough, and 20 from Leicester. Mr. DAUI. KY at the Crown Inn, P. othwell, will shew the Premises, and for further Particular*, apply ( if by Letter, Post- paid), to Mr. WATSOK, Solicitor, Lutterworth. Lutterworth, Sept. 6/ 4, 1813. BANKERS' LICENSES. Stamp Office, London, September 18, 1813. VI OTICE is hereby iiiveo, 1' bat by the Stamp I * Act, 48 Geo. 3, c. 119, all Licenses granted to Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the Bearer on Demand, and allowed to'tte re- issued, will Expire on the 10th of October next, and that they must be renewed within one Month from that Oav. or Penalties will be incurred, 1' hat a ^ eparite'License must be taken out for cverv Place where the Votes shall be issued, unless ihe Persons to he licensed had issued their Notes at severjj Places before the 2d July, 1803, and originally ob- tained one License for ail suc! i Places; in which Case only, they will be again included in one License. That every License must specify the Names and Places of Abode ot the Persons to be licensed, and the Nameof the Place or Places where, and the Name of the Bank, f irm, or Title, under which the Notes are to be issued ;. and Licenses to Persons in Part- nership must specify the Names and Places of Abode of all the Persons concerned in tile Partnership, whether all their N sales appear in the Notes or not ; and in Default thereof the Licenses will be void. With these Particulars, a Specfin en of the Notes must also be left at this Office, by Persons applying tor such Licenses. That a Penalty of ,£ 100 for every Offence, is im- posed on the issuing of Promissory Notes, of the Description aforesaid, without a License, or at any other Place, or under any other Firm or Title than is specified in tile License; and a Penalty of £ 5:) for every OtFence, is imposed on the issuing of Pro- missory N- otes, of any Description, or Bilis of Ex- change, not duly stamped, and on the re- issuing of Promissory Notes, not allowed in be re- issued, as well as on the re- issuing or Notes, allowed to D3 re- Uiued, after the Period fixed for thai Purpose. That by the above- mentioned Act, Promissory. Notes for more than £ i 2s. and not exceeding ^ 100, cannot at present be re- issued after three Years trom the Date hereof; and from ths 10th October next, the Period allowed tor the re- issuing of smaller Notes, hi England, is also limited by an Act of the la. t Session of Parliament, to three Years from tile Da'e hereof. The Commissioners of Stamps having had Occasion ro Prosecute several Country lianke s, for the Penal- ties incurred by their disregard ot the Provisions of rhe first mentioned Act, this Notice is given that all Persons concerned may in future conform to the Laiv, and avoid the Penalties tor which they will otherwise be prosecuted; and that Peisons, applying for Licenses, may come prepared with all the requisite Particulars to be inserted therein, without which t* ie Licenses cannot he filled up, so as to protect tils Parties against Penalties. i', y Order of the Commissioners, WM. KAPPFN, Secretsrv. CJP1TAL SITUATION. To be LE I' I', . f nd entered on inmediatelij, or at Michaelmas next, AGood DWELLING . HOUSE, with u Butcher's Shop, now in full Trade, and ar exceedingly rich Close of Pasture Land, containing about three Acres, thereunto adjoining, situated at BARBY, near Daventry, • in I lie County of Northampton. T i > Tenant, if required, may be accommodated withagood Malt- Kiln, adjoining the said Premises. F\> r further Pauiculars, and to treat for the sauie, enquire of Mr. RICHARD LORD, of Barby aforesaid. A Windmill with Land adjoining. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACapital CORN WINDMILL, in excellent Re. iair, with four Acres and a Half of rich Sward Land adjoining, most eligibly situated for Business, adjoining to a Turnpike- Road, and a larg- Market Town, with several other Market Towns within an easy Distance. The Grand Junction Canal is within one Quarter of a Mile of the same. Distance from London, from 40 to 60 Mites.--- The Whole is freehold, and early Possession may be had. For further Particulars, apply to J. DAY & SON, Auctioneers, in S ton - Stratford, Bucks; if by Letter, Post- paid, or it will not be attended to. To he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Desirable and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated at W EST- FA RN DON, in the Parish of WOODFORD, in the County of North- ampton ; consisting of a good Farm- housa. Brew, house. Stable, and Out- buildings thereto adjoining, and about 22 Acres of Land, he the same more or less, about 14 Acres of rich Meadow Land, adjoining the Home, and about six Acres now in Tillage. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN SMALLBONE, of West. Farndoo, or Mr. WYKHAM, Attorney at Law, Banbury, Oxfordshire. TIMBER, To be SOLD by TICKET, At Mrs. liosworth's, Higbgate- House, on Tuesday the 12\ ll Day of October, 1811, standing on Lands in the Possession of Messrs. Mallard, Brown. Wright, and John Bosworth, in the Parishes of SPRATTON, TEl! TON, and CKEATON, and will be allotted as under, viz. AT SPRAT'/ oN. ON John Mall; IV Farm, - 11 Ash Trees, in four Lots; 16 Oak Ditto, in two Lots; and two Poplar Ditto, in one Lot. — On William Brown's Land, and Thomas Wright's, adjoining, 10 Kim Trees, in two l ots ; and 20 Oak Trees, in two Lots. — In Thomas Wright's Hay Close, 16 Oak Trees, in two Lots ; and eight Ash Ditto, in two Lots. AT TEETON. On John Mallard's Farm, 30 Elm Trees, in three Lots; and eight Oak Ditto, in two Lots. AT MTL LF.- CREATON . On John Boswortn's Farm, 10 Elm Trees, in two Lots; in Crealon Wood, 80 Oak and 40 Cypress Ditto, in four Lots; three Beech Ditto, in one Lot; and two Poplar Ditto, in one Lot. Sale to begin at Ten o'clock, subject to such Con- ditions as will then be produced. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAO. [ AD1ES of a cold, acrid, or bilious Habit of . t Body, affected with Languor, Head- Ache, or Hysterical Ailections, cannot have Rccomse to a more salutary Remedy than the Cordial Balm ot Gilcad. To Gentlemen from the East or West Indies, the Student from public Seminaries, or ihose whose Occupations require a sedentary Lite, this Medicine has td'ected wonderful Cures in Cases of Debility, originating from Heat of Climate, or Relaxations from juvenile Indiscretions, and ttie Effects of intense Ap- plication to tudy or Business. Sold by the Printers of tins Paper ; Barringers, and Bliss, Newoort- Pagnell ; Beesley, Banbury; and all other Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, Price lis. each, or four in one Family Bottle tor 33s. by which one lis. Bottle is saved, with the Words Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," e,. graved on the Stamp. ( ff Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by Letter, the usual Compliment of a One Pound Note to be inclosed, addressed " Money Letter, Dr. Solomon Gilcjd-- House, near Liverpool. Paid double Postage. Eligible Situation, Kettering, Nvrthaniptonshne. To be Disposed of by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that excellent Brick- built, Slate, and Sashed MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, to- gether with the Shops, Stables, with Lolts over the same; Brewhouse, Wash- house, and other con- venient Out- oflices; neat small inclosed Garden, and Appurtenances to the said Premises belonging; siutate in tiie HiCH- STREUT, a short Distance from the Market- Flic? in KETTERING afoiesaid ; now in the Occupation of Mr. C. Gibbon.— The Dwelling- House consists ot two Parlours in Front, and Halls, Kitchen, several good Sleeping- Rooms and Attics; au excellent good arched Cellar, and Out. offices as above.— Th^ Estate is a very desirable Purchase for any Person wanting Room in Trade, or for a small respectable Family.— Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. For further Particulars, and to treat for the same, apply lo Messrs. BRAMPTON & Bates, in Kettering aforesaid; if by Letter, Post paid. To bo Peremptorily SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of th? High Court of Chan- cery, made in a Cause, Williams against Travers, with the Approbation of Robert Steele, Esq. one of tile Maslers of the said Court, at the George Inn in Northampton, on Monday the 4th Day ot October, 1813, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, IN FIVE i. ors, MIE MANOR of WESTON- FAVELL, in the County of Northampton, and the Quit Rents, Royalties, and Privileges belonging thereto. — Also several FREEHOLD FARMS and ESTATES, together with a PUBLIC- HOUSE, known by the Sign ot the TRUMPET, all situate at WESTON. FAVELL aforesaid, late the Property of Mrs ELIZABETH E I. LEW EK1NS, deceased. Printed Particulars may be bad ( gratis) at the Masters Chambers, in Southampton- Buildings Chancery- Lane, London; at the Offices of Mr W i LEI NSON, Solicitor, Southampton- Street, Blooms- bury, where a Map of the Estate may be seen; or Messrs. PEARSON, Solicitors, Pump Court, Temple; Mr. AYRTON, Solicitor, No. 15, Gray's Inn Square ; CHRISTOPHER SMYTH, Esq. Northampton ; and JOHN BANCER RuSSELL, Esq. Beaminster, Dorset Eligible. Estate, Kilsby, Northamptonshire. To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By ED IE. N1ZJLE <$• SON, At the Geoif, e Inn, in Kilsby, on Tuesday the 23th Day of September, 1813, about Thtee o'clock in the Alternoon, subject to Conditions of Sale then to be produced, in ihe following Lots : — Lot 1. ,1 LL that capital and substantial Stone rV and Brick DWELLING- HOUSE; comprising a roomy Kitchen, Hall, Parlour, and Grocer's shop, Celiar, Pantry, and Dairy; fi excellent Bed- Rooms, and two Urge Attics, one capital Oak " siair- Case, and back Ditto ; a spacious Yard, containing a large Barn, Five- stall stable. Cow- Shells,- wii h other suitable Out- offices adjoining the Dwelling- House; together with ail excellent Well ot Water, a large and productive Garden, well planted with choice Wall Fruil and other Trees in full bearing, pleasantly situate in KILSBY aforesaid and well adapted for tile Residence of a Gentleman, or any Person requiring Room, and now in the Occu- pation of Mr. JOHN GIBBINS, the Proprietor. Lot 2. All that PIECE or PARCEL of exceed ingly rich GRAZING LAND, situate near to the Town of KI LSI* Y, and adjoining the Turnpike - Read leading from Kilsby to Lutterworth, and within 300 Yarels of the George Inn, containing six Acres or thereabouts. Lots. All that other PIECE or PARCEL ot exceedingly rich GRAZING LAND, adjoining Lot 2, containing six Ai res or thereabouts. Lot 4. All that PIECE or PARCEL of exceed- ngly rich ARABLE and PASTURE LAND adjoining Lot 3, containing six Acres or thereabouts N. B. Theabove Estate is Copyhold of Inheritance., and the Lots of Land are well fenced and watered, and a Number of young thriving Timber Trees are growing in the Hedgerows. Possessiono! the A'holemay be hadat St. Thomasnex For a View of the Premises, apply to Mr. JOHN GIBBINS, of Kilsby aforesaid ; and further Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs. CALDECOTT & BENN, Solicitors, Rughy. To be SOLO by AUCTION, I3y Mr. D. HEN NELL, On Tuesday the 28th Day of September, 1813, at the White Hart Inn, in Kettering, at Six o'clock in the Evening, ADWELLING- HOUSE: comprising a Drapers' Shop, Parlour, with Kitchen and Cellar below, a large and lofty Dining- Room, and tour Sleeping Rooms : well situated in the MAU'KET- 1' LACE of KETTERING, in the County of North- ampton, and in . the Occupation ot Mr. T. Davey.— The Shop is large and fitted up in a neat modern Taste, and has been established as a Drapers' Shop nearly twenty Years. Possession may be had on t ' e 2.3th of October next, on which L) ay the Purchase must be com pleted by paying down one Half of the Purchase- Money, and giving sufficient Security for the Re- mainder ( with Interest) to be paid on or before the 31st Day of December next. Further Particulars may be known by applying on the Premises, or to the AUCTIONEER, at Kettering; if by Letter, Post- paid. ( pf All Persons who stand indebted to the said THOMAS DAV*. Y, are requested to pay their respective Debts to Mr. W, Cook, or Mr. D. Hennell, of Ket- lenng, Assignees ot the said T. Davey, on or before the 10tii Day ot October next; after that Time all Accounts unpaid will be put into the Hands of an Attorney that legal Steps may betaken for the Recovery. Eligible Freehold Esitts, Household- Furniture, Effects, c$ c. To be SOLD by AUCTIO N, % WILLIAM YORK, On the Premise., in Daventry, on Thursday the 7th Day of October, 1813, SUNDRY valuable, neat, and genteel HOUSE HOLD- FURNITURE and EFFECT*, late the Property of Mrs. EDWARDS, Widow, deceased ; comprising Four- post and otln- r Bedsteads, with Hangings, Bureaus, Chests of Drawers, Mahogany Tables, Chairs, China, Glass, Earthenware, Kitclijn- P. ange, and Household- Fji)" rniiure in general. Also, on the Evening ot the same Day will be SOLD by Auction, by WILLIAM YORK, at ihe Blown Bear lan, iu Daventry, at Eight. o'Clock precisely, unless disposed of in the mean Time by Private Contract, of which due Notice wiil be given, sub- ject to such Conditions of .. Sale as will be then and there produced, All that substantial Stone- built. Freehold, Sashed and Tiled D W EL LI N C- HO U S E, mosi eligibly situate in the HIGH- STREET, in DAVENTRY afore- said, late also the Property anil Estate ot Mrs. ED, WARDS, Widow, deceased; comprising tvip excellent Parlours, commodious Kitchens, and Cellars; on the second Floor are three very good Sleeping- rooms, with Dressing- room; also, three Servants' Rooms in yie Attics ; detached is a con- venient CO. IQJI- House, Stabling tor four Horses. Coal- Hous', and other suitable Appendages; Yard, spacious Garden, inclosed and well supplied with Fruit- Trees; logeihar with a Homeclo. e adjoining, from vviier. ee a spacious Carriage- Road communicates with the Chester Turnpike- Road l he Premises are in good Repair, and the Whole presents a most desirable Residence for a genteel Family. For further Particulars, and to treat for the Pur- chase by Private Contract, apply at the Office o! Mr. WARDLE, Solicitor, in Daventry. N. B. Catalogues may be had on Monday the 4th of October, of the Auctioneer, and at the Bear Inn, Dayenti- y. 1 Neat Household- Furniture, Brewing- Utensils, Qc To be SOLD by AUCTION, By BROWN <$• SON, On the Premises, on Friday the 8th of October, 1813 OART of the neat and useful HOUSEHOLD 1 F U R M ITU R E, excellent B R E W 1NG- U TEN SILS, LIVE and DEAD STOCK, and othe EFFECTS of ihe late ROBERT DENIS, Esq at KEM P sTl) N, near Bedford. Also a neat One- horse CHAISE, with Head to take off; afine- totied Grand PIANO FO R IE ; Wild goose Gun and Fowling piece j two good Cart Nets, two Boars, with Oars, & c. The Sale to begin at Ten o'Clock. The Furniture, & c. may be viewed the Day pre- vious to the Sale, and Catalogues had in due Time, at the Towns adjacent, Place of Sale, WEBB'S Printing- Clfice, and of B& OWN & SON, Auctioneers, Bedfoid, ' Centre!, Safe, and Expeditious Travel/ inX- TOWCESTFII& S TON Y- STR YTFORD NEW DAY COACH TO LONDON, From the tVheat- Slieof Inn. ToncesUr, and Hull Inn, Stony- Stratford, lo the Three- Cups, Alders- gate- Slreet, London. Proprietors of the ^ bove Coach most . respectfully beg Leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, they may be as- sured t his Coach will continue to rati as usual, not- withstanding the various Reports propagated by some malicious Person or Persons to'the contrary ; and Ihev trust, from the superior Style in which ii is worked, they shall meet with ill.- it Countenance and Support they are anxious to merit. The Coach leaves Towcesler Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday Mornings at Seven o'Clock, Sinny- Stratford at Ki,; ht o'Clock, and arrives in London to Dmnei;. Leaves Lopdon Mondays at T'velve o Clock, Thursdays and Saturdays at Seieu ' Clock in Ihe Morning. Pel formed by the Public's most obedient Servants G. GUttSHY, W. SMITH, &' CO. ' The Proprietors cannot be accountable for any Parcel or Package above the Value of Five Pounds unless entered as such and paid for accordingly. ' N. B, PI, ices and Parcels booked at the Wheat- Slieaf Inn, Towcester, aud Bull Inn, Stratford. Stony- Munsiori- House, with Land adjoining. Manor A'- " delightful Purl lht Qount'u of Buckingham. * To lie LETT, For a Term of seven Years, aud Possession had at Michaelmas next, (- LREAT. LINFORD PLACE, a most desirable Resilience tor a genteel family, replete with every Convenience, and particularly eligible to a ^ portsnlan, situated within the Duke ot'Crafton's Hunt one Mile Horn the Marfet Town of Ncwport- lagnell, live from Stony. Stratford, 15 from North, ampton, and 52 rom London, together with the ™ •'!° rf extending over 1,700 Acros II P"° K L » » d) abounding i„ Game, and com- prising Rights of Fishery in the River Ooze and Grand Junction Canal; and any . Quantity of'Land contiguous to the Mansion, and of excellent Quality, not exceeding 70 Acres. J' Solicitors, in Buckingham, or Messrs. JOHN D AY IC SON, Auctioneers, in Stony- Stratford'. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CuNIKA'. i, A LL those FOUR COPYHOLD LUESSIJ AGES fKP? rvrENK 8i, ua, e in ths Village of AKELY, near Buckingham, in the several ('?<;-• » . K'Tc,., W, 1Iia"> R'liKway, Thomas' Nightingd-, Edith Shifley, aud John Nichols, with good- Gardenl to each, a Pump and Well of e. NcTl. nt Spring Water, and other Conveniences. * The Premises are in good Repair. ^ For further Particulars,' and to tre. t for the Pur- chase, apply to Mr. MILLER, S Tciror. Buckingham WE L DON, Nor thuiimtonshife. To he SOLD by PRIVA TE CO.\ I RA'CT r| MIE following ESTATE ;- A Stoiie- built and « Slated Messuage or Dwelling.', louse, with Yard w i ?•' ar"' S, ah, e' Warehouse. Stoie- Rooms, afid Malt- House, capable of working 18 Quartets a Week now in lull Trade.— The Messuige contains tw » yood Rooms, Kitchen, and Pantry on the Ground floor; two Cellars, four Chambers, and two Garrets. Also, one Acre of rich Meadow Land adjoinin" Further Particulars may be hid on Application to JOHN BELLAMY, Weldon ; if by l. etter, Post- paid Capital Live Stock, fyc. To be flLfe. AMJ- 1 ° ^ On Tuesday the 28th of September, 1813, on the Premises in the Lordship of WEST- HADDON the Property of Mr. ROBERT KlLSBY. who ' is leaving his Farm ;> CCONSISTING of two capital Cart Horses, ' one good Hackney, age 1, one exceedingly stouc Galloway rts- tig tour Years old, one Cart Celt, and one Cart Fillv ; about 40 Fat Oxen, in Pairs, ten useful Dairy Cows, 200 Ewes, ten in each I. or, 90 Theaves, Ditto, 11J Ewe Lambs, 80 Shearbogs, atld 90 Wether Lambs, ten in each Lot; one caoit. il three shear Tup, ten two'. shear i'ups, four Shsarhag Ditto, and six Tup Lambs, which w 11 be sold singl- ; one stout Narrow- wheel Waggon, several exceedingly good Sheep Ciibs; a Quantity of Hurdles, & c. & c. The Sheep are sound and useful, and need no com- ment.— They will be penned for Inspection by Half- past Nine o'clock on the Morning of Sals,' which will commence with the Sheep at Half- past Pen, on account of the great Number of Lots, which mo intended to be Sold in one Dav, if possible. Modern and elegant Household- Furniture, Billes- well, near Lutterworth, Leicestershire. To be SOLD bv AUCTI O N, By ED IE. NFALE Sf HON, On Monday the 4th of October, 1813, and two following Days, A LL the modern and elegant IIOUSEHOLD- rl- I URN ITU RE, on the Ptemises late the Resi- dence of T. G. SMITH, Esq. deceased, of B1T- f ESWELL, near Lutterworth aforesaid; comprising most superb and elegant Four- post Bedstead, with Mahogany rich carved Feet Posts, Patent made, /' by Morgan £ sf Sanders), clothed with Buff" Fur- niture, lined with blue, full Drapery Valances elegantly trimmed, with japanned Cornices, fi Feet by 7 Feet ; capital Goosecoar Beds, Wool and Hair Mattresses, superfine Blankets and Counterpanes ; co tly Mahogany Patent Dining, Card, Rose Wood Pembroke and other Tables ; Mahogany Sideboard, beautiful Mirrors, very handsome Brussels Carpets and Hearth- Rugs, neat Mahogany Chairs, with Horse- Hair Seats and Morocco Covers ; handsome Maho- gany Bookcase, neat Drawing- Room Chairs and sofas, modern Mahogany Chest of Drawers, tine Wood ; neat Bamboo and other Chairs, elegant Dinner and Tea Services, an Eight- day Clock, in a neat Oak Case; Kitchen- Requisites in general; Brewing and Dairy- Utensils, several Iron- bound Hogsheads, Halt- Hogsheads, and smaller Casks, with numerous oilier itesiiable Effects Also, two Ricks ot Hay, Narrow - wheel Cart, with iron Anns recently new ; Water Ditto, sundry Ladders, Thillers' Tackling, & c. N, B. May be viewed on Thursday the SOth ot September, and following Days until the Sale. Catalogues may be had at the principal Inns, Hinck ley ; the Denbigh Arms and Hind lulls, and of ihc Auctioneers, Lutterworth. To be S O L D by A U C T 1 O N, By IE. BEESLEY, At the Royal Oak, Evdon, in the County of North- ampton, on Friday the l- t Day of October, 1- 813, between the Hours of Three and Six in the Aftet- noon, on such Conditions as will be then and there produced, A Very neat HOUSE and COTTAGE adjoin- Tk ing, with a Barn, Stabls, Yard, Cafden, and other Conveniences, situate in EYDON, late in the Occupation of Mrs. E. Page, deceased.-- The House is substaniially built, and comprises tour Rooms on the Ground Floor, four Bedchambers, and three Attics; good Cellar, Brew- bouse, Pump, and a VVell of excellent Water.— The Cottage contains two Rooms on the Ground Floor and two Bed- Rooms.-- The Whole forms a desirable Residence for a respectable private Family, or a Person engaged in Manufactory or Trade. Immediate Possession may be had. For a View of the above Premises, a^ ply to Mr. H. PAGE, Eydon, Surgeon. The Wheat Hheaf Inn, Wobum, Beds. To ba SOL D by AUCTIO N, Bv ANDREW GARDNER, On Friday the 8th Day of October, 1813, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, on the Premises, under such Conditions as will be then produced, A LL that Substantial Freehold Btick- buiH L\. INN, called the WHEAT SHEAF, situated n. Ihe MIRKBT- SQIIJUB of WOBURN, and which has been more than a Ceoturv established as' a Travellers' Inn, and now in full Trade; com- prising seven Attics, seven genteel Bed Chambers, three good Parlours, with a convenient Bar, Tap- room, Kitchen, and Pantry; extensive Cellarage, and Osilery, Stabling for 50 Horses, with Corn, Hay, and Straw Lofts, Barns, Piggeries, and a large Yard and Garden. A! s » i a very excellent Brick- built and old- accns- loined MALT- HOUSFi, and a Pightle of PAS- l irR F, GROUND adjoining the Yard. Pait of the Purchase- Money may remain on the Estate. The present Proprietor is retiring from the Public Business, and Possession may be had immediately. F'or a View, apply to the Proprietor Mr. Wat. HURLEV, on the Premises; and further Particulars , may he had atthe Office of Mr. DAY, Solicitor, or of the AUCTIOXEEB, Wobura. Capital Lioe Stock- To be, SOLD bv AUCTION, By Mr. DUMBT. EION, On Thursday the 36th of September, 1813, on the Prepises in the Lordship of WES t'- H A DDON, the Property ot Mr. SAMUEL EDMUNDS, who is leaving his Farm, r| MlK following LIVE STOCK, & c. consisting ot 51 Ewes, 71 Theaves, 77 Shearhois, and four" one- shear Tups; eight In- calf Cpws, eight Yoik- shire Heifers in Calf, five long- horned Heifers in Calf, three fat Heifers, one Bull, 14 Yorkshire Calves, and one long- homed Calf; six capital Cart- Mares in Foal, one Nag Mare in Foal, one capital Harness Horse, one capital Filly, by Old E^ iersvkes, Dam by Sunday, one capiial Horse Fosl, one aged Mar. e ; Gearing for seven Horses, one very good Waggon, two Carts, one Double- wheel Plough, iwo Single- wheel Ditto, nearly new, one Ditto, on: Swing Ditto, three large Sheet Harrows, one Set of double Harrows, several Dozen of Hardies, and one capital id- Round Ladder. The Sheep will be sold in Lots, and the Sale will commence at Half- past Ten'o'Clock. Catalogue.; will be ready to be delivered indue Time. LKICES Ti; R. S III iUi! To be SOLD by AUCTION, 7! f not previously disposed of by Private Contract), On Saturday the Sd Day of October, about Thiee o'Clock, at the Thtee Cranes Inn, Leices.' er, in Two or more Lots. A Most desir ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate OL in the Lordship of LO D D1 NO TON, near the Turnpike- Road leading from Wansford and Upping- ham to Leicester ; consisting of One Hundred and Eighty Acres of superior Land, of which about 70 Acres lie detached trom the Rest, and may be pur- chased separately. The Estate aftords eligible Spots for Building, and would furnish Brick Earth and Timber. The Situation is an excel! nt one tor a Sportsman's Hunting Box, being in the Centre of the be.- t Covers of several celebrated Hunts ; and is equally well adapted for a Farmer or Grazier, the Land being very improvable, and tile parochial i'av ments re narKably low. — Possession may be bad at or about Michaelmas, if desired. For further Particular-, and Reference for viewing, apply at the Law Offices of Messis. MILES, ALSTON, & Mn. is, Leicester, who ate authorized to Treat by Private t'ontract. Leicestershire. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By DAVIS 4- SUN, In the Month of October, 1813 ( together or in such Lots as shall be hereafter specified), A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Baron' f\ Pari, situate in the Parish of DF. Sl-' O R D-, in the County ot Leicester; consisting of two Farm- Houses, with the Out- buildings and Appurtenances thereto belonging; and about Four Hundred and Ten Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided into convenient Closes, ant! now in the several Occu- pations of Messrs. Thomas Hooi:, Thomas Hurst, Joseph Bott, and John Hunt. The above Estate is about six Miles distant from Leicester, nine from Hinckley, and five from Market-* Boswotth. The Land- lax is redeemed, and a Modus ot Six Shillings and Eight- pence per Annum i , pay- able tothe Rector of Desford, in Lieu of Tithes. Ths Time and Place of Sale will be advert sed in this Paper , and for further Particulars, Application maybe made to Messrs. R. S. TAYLOR & CLEMENT, . Solicitors, Gray's- Inn, London; or Mr. ^ H E? r AH £ Solicitor, Leicester. T ' 1 IV unttuay and Thursday's Posts. LONDON, THURSDAY, Sept. 23. • TUESDAY'S Gazette contains a Proclamation fur the Meeting of Parliament for the dis- patch of business on the 4th of November. A GAZETTE FXTBAOBDIW/ UIY published on Tuesday, ' containing di « patehfs from Sir C . Sifwiirt, dated Zehirra tlr 27th nit. from Alten- ierg the 29th, and from Toplitz of the 30th. ( living an official account of the battles beforf Dresden. TheAllied Army, it appears, debouched from the clefiles of Bohemia on the 20th, when the chief resjsiftnce thfy ( net with- was from a ' corps under Gen. ft. Cyr, of upwards of 15,000 HIMI, which was Successfully dislodged by General Wittgenstein, when the enemy retired upon Koiiig- stein and Lieben'stein.— On" the 2Tth the enemy withdrew into the suburbs and town of Dresden, and a general attack was made on the redoubts which defended Dresden, but it was impossible to penetrate into the city before night- fall, when the order for retreat " was givert.' The enemy sallied ont with a corps of 80,060 men on one wing of the Allies. The loss of the Allies in the attack is estimated at less than 4000. The Austrians chiefly o ffered.— A more general battle took place on the morning of the 28th. Bonaparte attacked the Allies with a force of at least 120,000 men. The heavy and continued rains prevented the infantry on either side coming much into action: the battle was principally confined to a heavy cannonade on both sides, and to several most brilliant charges of Austrian, Russian, and Prussian cavalry. Th enemy continued his efforts till the evening, when finding he could make no impression the action ceased. This battle is supposed to have cost tlie Allies between 6 and 7000 men. The eneny must have suffered more. The Allies retreated m per- feet order on the evening of the 28th.— It is stated with the deepest regret, that about the middle o the day of the 28ih, General Morean, whilst in conversation with the Emperor of Kussia, both his legs carried off by a cannon shot. Sir Charles Stewart, in' a subsequent dispatch nf the 31st of August, from Topliiz, writes, that the brilliant action of the 30th, in which Count Osterman had successfully resisted the advance of the French into Bohemia, was followed by a most decisive victory over that part of the enemy s army which had advanced by Konigstein and Pirna, on the road from Pelerswalde to Toplitz: by which the corps under General Kleist was disengaged from the mountains.— The enemy had pushed forward on the right flank of the Allies, while they were much impeded by almost im- passable roads and unfavourable weather. The enemv arrived at Hollendorf and Kulm, before the artillery and baggage of the Allies hid got elear of the mountains. Miloradovitch attacks with C\ 000 Russian grenadiers, 2,000 infantry, and 4,000 cavalry; Count Colloredo and General Bianchi with 12", 000 Austrians: the remainder was in columns of reserve. As the enemy were posted on the strong heights of Kulm, in a position almost impregnable, the Austrians moved upon the right, the Russians attacked on the left. At the same moment the corps of General Kleist ap- peared in the rear, on the ronii of the enemy s retreat. Both the flank attacks succeeded, and the Russians took 40 guns, 50 tumbrils, much baggage, and the whole equipage of General Van- damme. Nothing remained to the enemy but a desperate and precipitate retreat. The deroute was general; arms thrown away; guns and standards indiscriminately abandoned. The fruits of the victory are Vandamme and six Generals prisoners, 60 EUIIS, 10,000 prisoners, and six standards. The Cossacks and cavalry continue the pursuit. Sir Charles Stewart, who was in this action, received a severe contusion by the explosion of a shell, whirh obliged him to quit the field of battle.— Sir Charles also reports the success of General Blur her over Macdonald, on the 26th of August, when lie took 50 guns, 39 tumbrils, and above 10,000 prisoners. The con- test continued through the 27th and 28lh; the result vi as 30 guns and 5,000 more prisoners. Geneial Blucher issued the following General Orders, on the occasion of his victory over Macdonald :— i! " Silesia is delivered from the enemy. It is to Vour valour, brave soldiers of the Russian and Prussian army under my command, to your efforts mid patience in bearing fatigues and wauts, that 1 owe the good fortune of having wrested a beautiful province from the hands of a rapacious enemy. In Hie brittle of the Katzbach, the enemy advanced presumptuously tipon ynu. Courageously, and with the rapidity of lightning, you linrst forth from behind your heights: you disdained firing nil hem; you advanced against them with the bayonet, and thrust them down the steep hanks of the rapid Neisee and lite Katzhach. You have sinre waded thrnujh rivers null swollen torrents; you have Jiassed whole nights in the mire; several of you vcreev'en without provisions, as the badness of the toads, ami the wont of conveyance, prevented the ( applies froirt coining up ; you had to struggle • gainst cold, damp, privations of all * orls, and even of clothes; yet you did not repine ; you diligently pursued the beaten enemy. Thanks to you for such ft praiseworthy conduct, lie only is a true soldier * ho possesses these qualities. Vou have in your bands 103 cannons, 250 tumbrils, the camp hospital (" he enemy's forges, his provision waggons, one General of division, two Brigadier- Generals, great number of Colonels, Officers of the Staff and otheis, 18,000 prisoners, two eagles, with other trophies. The rest of those who were opposed to you in the buttle on the Katzbach were so panic struck, as to he unable to hear the sight of you bayonets. You have * een the plains between the Katzharh ami the Bober 4 they benr testimony to the terror and consternation of your enemies. Let us send up our thanks to the I. ord of Hosts, by whose aid you have defeated the enemy ) and assembled in Divine service, prostrate ourselves fcrfore Him for the glorious victory He has granted us. l. et your devotion clo. se with three hurras— and then once more against the eneaiy." The Tyrol is In arms. This was to he expected and the cry of ihe Tyi " leans is, Hoffer and revenrr APuhtif Meeting of the British mid Foreign RihleSo B iljori's'iire Auxiliary Bible Socitty. NOitTH- FA< T BRANCH. ItlsErV. Friends of the en I5in: eSociety will lie held 11 IUSKLY. on Tuesday. September the 2Slh. 1813, for the Purpose of forming a BRANCH SOCIETY, and COM > 11TTHi?, in order to fur- tier the beneficent Designs of the Parent Institution, among the Parishes situated in the North- East Dis- riet ofthe County of Bedford, and the Vicinity : The Rev. Professor MARTYN has accepted the Office of President, and will take, the Chair at Eleven o'clock. Subscriptions and Donations will he then received aid of the Funds of the Parent Institution, and for the Purpose of distributing Bible* and Tesia- tneuls, at reduced Prices or gratuitously, amongsl ( lie Poor of the District, according to their Circumstances. Seats will tie reserved for l. adies ; and for their Accommodation ( he Doors will be opened at Half- past Ten o'clock. BRANCH BIT5I. F. SOCIETY. FHE, FIRST ANNIVERSAHY of th< KETTERING BRANCH P. lBt. E SO. CIETY will be holden on TUESDAY the 28th In- fant, at the Parish Church. Sir GBORGE ROISINSOV, Hart. Patron. The Chair 10 he taken at Eleven o'CJock. British and Foreign Bible Society. AMeeting will he holdfen on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th. at the T* i. noT INN. OUNDI,!?. at Twelve o'clock; and on FRIDAY, OCTOBER Ist, nt TH* APSTON, at the same Hour, to establish the OONDI. E and T11 R APSTON BRANCH Bint. E SOCIETY. N. B. The Secretaries of the County Society will attend. ANTED a SITUATION, as BAIT. IFI-' * v or FARMIN'GUMAN AGFR, bv a single \ 1AN, who is a good Plough and Seedsman, and well understands the Management of Cattle: and is thoroughly acquainted with woiking all Sorts ot Farming Machinery. Respectable Reference as to Character and Ability will he given, if required. I. etters, Post- paid, addressed to R. F. at the Printers of this Paper, will be duly attended to. \ mkk c\ TI. Ei 1YI FETING of the NOBLEMEN, GEN- MRN; LAND- OWN E RS, TRADERS, and OTH F RS interested in the l ine of the ptoposed CANAE from Avlesbury, in the County of Bucking- ham, to the River Thames orl-. ie, at Culham, in the Cntmtv of Oxford, is appointed to be held at the Market- House in Thame*, in the said County of Oxford, on Thursday, the S^ tli Dav ot September instant, at Twelve o'CIOck at Noon, for ihe Purpose of receivinethe Report of the Engineer and Purveyor on the Subject of such Canal, and also the Estimate of the Expense thereof; and, in case the same should be approved, to open a Subscription and take all necessary Measures for carrying this undertaking into Effect. " THOMAS TIK'D. AL, Solicitor A% ilesburv. September 20, 1813. STOLEN or STRAYED, tmni XV Hun INGSTHORPE STATUTE for the ndred of SPEI. ITOE. will be held at the WHITE HORSE, on TUESDAY next theSSth Instant, when ' he Constables are requested to attend to pay their Quarterage. Money. Dinner at One o'clock. RR1XWORTH" STATUTE for HIRING SERVANTS, will he held ot the COACH \ urn Hon SES, on WEDNESDAY next, SEPTEMBER ? 9th, 1813.— Dinner at One o'clock. ARLESTON STATUTE for HIRING of SERVANTS, will he held at the Fox AND HOCNO!>, on THURSDAY the 30th of SEP TFMnER, 1SI3.— Dinnerat One o'clock. H A N N TPVII D: from NORTH AMPTON FAIR, on MONDAY the 19th Instant, A large Red- finched BUI. IOCK, very fresh, wide horned, and without any Marks. Whoever has found the above Bullock, and will bring him to Mr. MiJIer. Brampton. Mr. Vickers, Sheep- Street, Northampton, or to Mr. Morris Lutterworth, shall, if stolen, on Conviction of the Offender or Offenders, receive a Reward of FIVE GUI V EA S. and have all reasonable Expenses paid and if strayed, on returning him as above, all reasonable Expenses will be paid. IIORSES STOLEN. STOLEN on SUNHAY Night the 12th, or early on MONDAY Morning the 13th of SEP- TEMBER instant, from IIAIL- WESTON and OttEAT- CATWORTH, in the County of Huntingdon, A Chestnut NAG GELDING, About 15 Hands high, four Years old. with a Cut Tail, one White Heel behind, and a Rlaze from the Star in his Forehead to his Nose, the Property of Messrs. Rix, ofSt. Neols. Also a Black NAP GELDING, About 14 Hands and a Half high, seven Years old, with a Cut Tail, two White Heels behind, and a small White Saddle Spot ; his Fetlock Joint- bending rather outwards, and the Mane is a little worn off by the Collar, the Property of Mr. WHITNEY, ofGreat- Catworth. Whoever will discover the Offender or Offenders, in either of the said Cases, will 011 his, her, or their Conviction, be paid a Reward of FIVE GUI- NEAS bv Mr. DAY, of St. Neots, the Treasurer to the Kimbolton Association for Prosecuting Felons, and a further Reward of TWENTY GUI NEAS by Messrs. Rix, for such Discovery of the Offender or Offenders, in respect of their Horse and of FIVE GUINEAS by Mr. WHITNEY, in respect of his Horse. St-. Nenis, September, 1813. AVENTRY STATUTE will be held at he Pt. ouon AND RILI. TNN, on TnriRsnAY, « F. PTEMI! EN 30th, 1813, for HIRING SER- VANTS.— Dinner on the Table at One o'clock. The Constables are requested to attend to pay their Quarterages. A" STATUTE for HIRING SERVANT S will be held at the WORLD'S- F- ND, ECTOS on TiiuasDAY next, the 30th Instant. Dinner nt One o'clock. HORTON- 1NN STATUTE for HIRING of SERVANTS, will be held on FRIDAY the 1st of OCTORER next. (^ T The Constables of the Wymerslev Hundred are desired to nieet ta pay their Quarterages. Dinner 011 the Table at One o'clock. WOBURN STATUTE, for HIRING » ' SERVANTS, will hs held at the MAR* HOUSE, on FRIDAY the 1st of OCTOSEI 1813. TOWCE3TER STATUTE. IE ANNUAL STATUTE FAIR for HIRING of SERVANTS, will he held on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5th. 1813. Th 1 NOTICE is hereby given, That Application is intended to be made to the Honourable House of Commons in the next Sessions of Parlia- ment, for Leave to bring in a Bill to enlarge the Term and amend the Powers ofthe several Acts of Parliament heretofore passed, for repairing the Highways from OLD- STRATEOR D. in the County of Northampton, to DUNCHURCII, in the County of Warwick, and for more effectually amending the said Highways, in which Bill an Alteration and Increase ofthe existing Tolls, Rates, or Duties, will be proposed to be made ; which Road asses through the several Parishes Hamlets, and Places following, ( that is to say) 01d- Siratf » rd, Denshanger, Pasenham, Cosgrove, Furtho, Yatdley - Gnhinn, Potterspurv, Paulerfpury, Heathencote Woodhurcotte, Towcester, Catdecol! Dunrotte, Burcntte, Eascotte, Dalscotte, Cold- Higham, P » " l » w « ll. A trot te. Not her- lley ford Hie- Churches, AVeedon- Bei k, Dodfoid Newnhame, Daventrv. Drayton, and Btaunston, n the County of Northampton, and Wjlloughby, Woolscott, and Dunchurrh, in the County " of Warwick. — Dated the 3d Dav of September, 1813. By Order of the Trustees, EDMl'MD BURTON. STONY- STRATFORD ANMML STATUTE - FAIR for HIRING of SERVANTS, will be held as usual the Friday after Old Miehaelmas, r~ P 11 AGGER takes this Opportunity of I ^ informing the Purchasers of Stock. Arc. nt the undermentioned Auctions held about Lady- Day last, that their Accounts are now becoming due, and solicit* their Company to nine with himat the Plares appoii t, d, and not fail to settle their respective Accounts. For Mr. . T. Pailie's Timber Sale, dine nt the Crown Inn, Potton, on Saturday the 25il » instant; for [ Messrs. Snvill ami Ranks', at the Cock Inn. Gamlingav, on Monday the 27th. : for White Wood Timber Sale, at the Greeo Man, on Wed- nesday the 29ih.; for Messrs. Smith, Laxtoo, Gilbert, and Emerv's Stock Sates, at the Crown Toil, Potton, on Salurjav the 2nd of October j fin- Mrs. Morden's. at Kisbv's Hut, on Monday the 1th.; forWoodbnrvLow Farm, and ' Squire Astell' at the Black Horse, Everton, on Tuesdav the 12th. : for Mr. Mead's, at Ihe Three Horse Shoes. G'lmlingay, on Tuesdav the 26th.; for Mr. Moses Bunyan's. at the Bull Inn, St. ffeots, on Thiirsdav the I8th of November; and for Mr. John Winn's, at the Fox. Great Gransden. on Tuesdav the 30ih. — Messrs. Quintin, Papworfh, and Ingle's, after D uller at my House in the Mnrket- Flace, at Pottan, 011 Saturday the 30th of November. Your Punctuality will » eiy much oblige Your obedient humble Servant. THOMAS DAGGER. Potton. September lfi, 1813. Capital Live unci Veail - Stock, Household- tur- nituie, 4' C. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. P1KRSON, On the Premises, on Mondav the 27th Day of September, 1R13. at Ten o'Clock preciselv. HPHE very valuable and well- bred l. IVF FARMING- STOCK of Mr. J. AMES LUGS. DEN, of LITTLE. STAWGHTON, in the County ot Bedford, who has sold his Farm; consisting of upwards of 190 capital well- bred Leicestershire Sheep, two In- pig Yelts, one Boar, three sriong store Pigs, fine Sow and 10 Pie; s, two Heifers, down crlving ; one Cow, in full Profit : tluee fat Bullocks, one yearlinj Bull, eight valuable young Cart- Horses, capital Hackney and Gfg- Hnise. bav Hackney Mare, In- foal ; together with sundry Ploughs, Dung- Caits, and other dead Earming- Stock. Also in the \ t'ernoon. a giev Blood Mare and Foal, brown Hacknev Ditto and Foal, one yearling Colt, by Worthv ; one Ditto, by Sjott; and a Quantitv of Household - Furniture; comprising Beds, Bedding, Chairs, Sofa, Piano - Forte, Paintings, Mahogam Dining, Card, and other Tables, Bureau, Carpeting, China, Window- Curtains, and other Effects, the Property of JOHN OI. NKY, Esq. who is leaving Little- Staughton, and removrd to the Premises of Mr. James Lugsden, for the Convenience of Sale. Catalogues may be h d at the principal Inns in the adjacent Towns; on the [' remises; and of Mr PHRSOK, General rtgent, Kimbolton. Capital J. ire Stock, 4' C- & c. To be SOLD be AUCTION, By Mr. FIEUSON, On thePremises, 011 Monday the 4th Day of October, 1813, at Ten o'Clock, r|" MlE truly valuable LIVE FARMING- STOCK, * of Mr. WILLIAM BRITCHENO, of PER- TENHAI. L, in the Countv of Bedford, who has sold his Collfge Farm; consisting of upwards of 269 well- bred Leicestershire Ewes, Wethers, Theaves, Shear- bogs, and Lambs ; five very useful young Cart- Horses and Mares, one Foal, and two Yearling Hackney Fillies; six Cows, in Profit; six down calving, eight handsome Scotch Bullocks, five fresh barren Cows. 10 Heifers, a Two- year- old well- bred Lei- cestershire Bull, and two far Calves ; six tat Hogs, fine In. pig Sow, Yelt, and five Pigs, eight strong store Pigs, and one young handsowe Boar, togethei with about 40 Tons of prime Hay. sundry dead Farming Stock, and Household- Furniture. Three Months' Credit will be given on approved / O'nt Security. Catalogues mav be bad at the principal Inns in the adjacent Towns: on the Premises; and of Mr. I'ltRSON, General Agent, Kimboiton. FEMALE EDUCATION. RS. HOLM ES respectfully iuforras he- Friends and the Public, that she has iflkei the SEMIN A av lately conducted by MissllEi. r. at OtJNnr. E, which siie intends opening on the 12th. uf OCTOBER next: where young Ladies will b > taught the English and French Languages gramma- tically, Geography, useful and ornamental Needle- Work. Re. Mrs. II. hopes, hv paying every maternal Atten- tion to the Health, Morals, and Improvement of hei Pupils, to merit the Approbation of those Friend who mav please to honour her with IheirCoofidence. and assures them, that every Exertion shall be used to prove herself worthy of the important Trust enmmitted to her Charge. Music, Dancing, Drawing, Writing, & c. bj Masters of approved Abilities. Sept. 16, 1813. Kimboltnn, Utinlin<> ibnsliirc. To be SOLD bv A U CTION, By l\ lr. P1ERSON, At the White Lion Inn, in Kimbolton, on Friday the Rth Day of October, 1813, subject to such Conditions as will be then produced, Very desirable ESTATE, situate in the < 1 Manor of KI MBO LTON, in the County ot Huntingdon; consisting of a Farm- House, with Barn, Stable, and other Out- buildings, and diver. Closes of Arable, Meadow, arid Pasture Ground, divided into the following Lets, viz. Lot 1. Fnx's Close ( Meadow) Lot 2. First Lock's Close ( Arable) 6 Middle Ditto ( Pasture) .5 Upper Ditto ( Arable) 9 Allotment on Agden Green ( Pasture).......: 8 Lot 3. First La'neridge ( Arable).. 13 Far Ditto ( Arable) IS Lot 4 Bite's Corner, or Sanders's ders's Close ( Meadow or Pasture,- Lot 5. I'eckar's Close f'eadow)- Lot 6 Farm- House, and Buildings, Yards, Garden, and Homestead ( Pasture) — R. r. 2 2 1 25 0 8 0 28 5 35 2 5 r . r. i n 29 0 33 31 2 0 0 25 1 1 Turnpike Meeting and Letting of Tolls. " VTOTICF. is hereby given, That the next LX Meeting of the Trustees yarned and appointed in and by the Act for amending, widening, altering, and keeping in Repair, the Rrtad from Dunchurch to Southam, in the County of Warwick, will be held by Adjournment on TCISDAY theriFTH Dayof'Oc- TOB5H, 1813, a! the House of JOHN WORTH, L^ iiown by the Sign ot the DUN COW, in DUNCHURCH. — And Notice is hereby a! s<> given, that the TOLLS arising at the Toll- Gates upon rhe said Turnpike Road, will be LETT to the Best Bidder, on the Day and at the Place above- mentioned,, for the Term of one Year, to commence from the Eleventh Day of October, 1813, in Manner directed by the said Act, which said Tolls will be put up at the under- men- tioned Sums, being the Sums they respectively pro- duced the last Year, clear of the Expenses of collect- ing tbem ; ( that is to say'A £ s. d. The Stockton Gate and Bar 57 0 0 The Thur/ aiton Gate.- 55 3 6 Whoever happens t<*- be the Best Bidder, must at the same Time give security, with sufficient Sure ties, to the Satisfaction ot the Trustees, for Payment of the R, ents agreed for at such Times as they shall aopoint. By Order of the Trustees, JAMES TROUGHTON, their Clerk. Coventry, 17M Sept. 1813. To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By THOMAS HAGGER, At the Sign of tlie Horse Shoes, in Great-( fransden, in the Conntv of Huntingdon, oil Monday the 27th of this Instant September, at the Hour of Five in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then and there produced, ALL that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT together with the Out- hnikfings, Yard, Garden, or Orchard, and Premises, with the Appurtenances to the same belonging, situate, standing, and being in G R E AT. G R A N SD E N aforesaid, now in the Tenure or Occupation of Mi. Thonias Banister. The above Premises are Copyhold of the Manor of Rippington, in Great- G'ansden aforesaid, but subject to so small a Fine as to be nearly equal to Freehold ; possess Rights of Common over the Open Common Fields of Great- Gnnsden.— Th « Garden or Orcha d is well planted with Fruit Trees.— The Premises ar capable of being occupied as two Dwellings at a small Expense, and One- half of the Purchase. Money may remain on Security of the Premises, if desired. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. CHAPMAN, Solicitor, in Biggleswade. i 1 34 71 1 28 The above Estat? is Copyhold of the Manor of Kimbolton, except about one Acre ( Paitof L v 2), which is Freehold. The Annuji Copyhold Rent is i'l. 14s. Fine certain. The Allotment on Agden Green ( Part of Lot 3) is Tithe. free, the Rest of the Lands ar? subject to an Annual Payment of £ 1. 7s. to the Vicar of Kim- bolton, and the Whole Estate is'subject toan Annual Land- Tar of £ 5. 5s. I he Premises may be viewed, and printed Particulars may be had 011 Application to the Tenant, Mr. Jamei Wbittering, who is under Notice to quit Possession a- Michaelmas, 1813.— Printed Particulars mav also be had at thff White Lion Inn, in Kitnbolton ; and at the principal Inns in the Neighbourhood; and Plans of the Lots may be seen and Particular* had on Appli. cation to Mr. Palmer, and Mr. Pi F. RSON, General Agent, Kimbolton; Mr. Gibbons, Uppingham ; and at the Office of Messrs. Warren & Churchill, Soli- citors, in Uppingham. I OR RKADV MONISY. Valuable Live Stoclc, Forming Utcnsilij, and other Effects, To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By hHAMPTON 4' BATES, On Monday thc? 7ih Day of September Instant, and Tuesday rhe following Da. v, on the Premises o Mr. GRANT, of WlLUY, near Wellingborough Northamptonshire, who is leaving his Farm; C10NSISTLNG of about 200 valuable Ewes J Lambs and Shearhogs, in convenient Lots; 12 In- calf Heifers and Cows, one barren Cow, one Two- year. old Bull, one yearling Diito, four Sturks, 10 Weanling Calves, two yearling Ditto; one Cait Ma and foal, three useful Cart Mares, ( five Years old) three Ditto Horses, one Road Hackney, one yearling Colt, th ee yearling Cart Ditto, four valuablt Hackney Horses and Mares, one Foal, also one Two- year- old Filly; three Narrow. wheel Waggons, two Ditto Carts, 16 Inch Cart; One- wheel Plough, tour common Ploughs, three Pair of small Harrows, two Jarge Ditto, two Field Rolls; Harness complete for nine Horses, Winnowing Machine ( by Hlticlfwcll), Farming. Utensils and Barn Tackle in general j a large Lead Horse Trough, and numerous other Articles in Husbandry. — Sale tocommencc at Ten o'Clock in the Morning precisely each Day. The Live Slock and Part of the Farming- Utensils will be sold the first Day, and the Remainder of the Farming- Utensils, & c. on Tuesdav the second Dav. Live Slmk.— Barlon- Seagrave, Northamptonshire. To bo s <) L D bv A U C T I O N, By BRAMPTON tf BATES. On the Premises, oil Wednesday the 6th Day of Oc- tober, 1813, PARI' of ( he valuable LIVE STOCK of C11AS. TIB BITS, Esq.; consisting of 6' J liwe>, in Lots of five each ; three Black Cart- Mares, three Foals, one Five- year- old Cart- Horse, one Six- year- old Ditto, two yearling Cart Colts, and six Two. year- old Steers, in Lots. The Sheep Stock are warranted, and are of the Breed uf Mr. Wallis, of Barton- Seagraveaforesaid, Messrs. Breedon, Wingfield, and kobinson'i., and have been upwards of 20 Years selecting. The Hor- ej, Marcs, kc by Mr. Knowles' famous Ilotse ot Nailstone, near Lutterworth. The Steeis, Ac are of Mr. Uakewell's Breed. The Sale to commence at Eleven in the Forenoon. Three Months' Credit will beallowedto Purchasers 011 giving joint approved Security, and the usual Deno- it or a Discount for prompt pay. To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By Mr. D. HENNELL, On the MARKET. HILL, KETTERING, on Friday the first Day of October, 1813, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, rr » WO Narrow- wheel WAGGONS, two DUNG S CARTS, and one Ditto, with Iron Arms, and one CART, with Summers, & c. complete. Th * Whole are iR good Condition. WARSELY, Huntingdonshire. To be SOI, I) by A U C T I O N, By THOMAS HAGGER, On the Premises, on TOcsdav the 5th Dav of Oc'ober, 1813, at the Farm of the H011. Gen. NEEDHAM, WARSELY aforesaid, SEVENTY- SIX prime South- down Thenves, 60 South- down Wethers, 32 Merinos, 40 Souih. down Ewe l. ambhogs, and 20 South- down Wethei Ditto, 10 fat Scotch Heifers, six fat Oxen, one In- calf Suffolk Heifer, 20 store Hogs, three Cows, and 2!) 1' igs; one In- foal Cart- Mar", a Harness or Nag Horse, two Cart- Horses, eight Years old; anil two six Years old ; a Number sf Ploughs, Harrows, Harness for ten Horses, & c. & c. Three Months' Credit will be given on approved Secuiity; and Catalogues had at the Crown, Rig gleswade. lialdock, Royston, Caxton, and St. Ives; Eagle and Child, Cambridge; Swan, El'isly; Cock, Gamlingav ; WheatSheaf, Tempsfprd ; l. ion, Sandy ; Phcenix. Warsely ; Printing- Office, St. Neots; and of the Auctioneer, Potton. Sale to commence at Eleven o'Clock. To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By R. 4- E- BE A BY, On Tuesday the 28th Day of September instant, upon- the Premises of Mr. GAMBLE, Bairack- Sergcant, at the ROYAL BAR RACKS, W E EDON. BECK, who is leaving Weedon, AGeneral Assortment of modern genteel Ma- hoganv and other useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; comprising an elegant ornamented Four- post Mahogany Bedstead, with Dimity Fur- niture, and correspondent Window- Curtains; Tent Bedstead and Furniture, Feather- Beds, Bolsters. Pillows, and Blankets ; Bedside, round, and Floor Carpets ; painted Floor Cloth, Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Ditto Dining, Pembroke, and other Tables, six Mahogany Hair- Seat Chairs, and two Elbow Ditto to match, Mahogany Sofa, with DGWII Cushion and print Cover, Telescope, a large handsome modem Pier Glass, in Gilt Frame, Mahogany Conversation Chair, a beautiful Spar Timepiece, Stand and ' l'ime- pieca, a Pair of Spar Obelisks, a genteel Assortment ot Earthenware, Ditto Glass, Tinware and Culinary in general, several sweet Iron- bound Barrels, Tubs, (• lass Bottles, and numerous other useful Articles. The Sale will commence exactly at Half- past Ten o'Clock. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By R. if E. BLABY, On Thursday the 7th Day » f October next, on the Premises of Mr. JOSEPH B1I. LINGHAM, at the Fox AND HOUNDS, LOWER WEEDON- UliCK ( who is leaving that Place), ,\ LL the neat HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE, i V BREWING. VESSELS, BARRELS, & c. ; comprising Mahogany and Oak Dining, Pillar, and other Tables; Windsor and other Chairs, I'ier and Swing Glasses, 3"- Hour Clock and Case, Wool- Beds, Blankets and Quilts, Four. post, Tent, and other Bedsteads, with Furnitures; Kitchen- Requi- sites and Culinary in general, japanned Tea- Trays and . Waiters, China, a choice Assortment of Glass De. Canters, Goblets, Wine and other Glasses, a large Quantity of capital Earthenware, Glass Bottles, & c.; one Six- hogshead Cask, one Four- hogshead Ditto, 18- Bushel Mash. Vat, and one large oval Underback, in Oak, and ail new; eight Iron- bound Pipes, and smaller Casks, all. sweet and in good Preservation; a Deal Cooler, Guile Tuns, and several other large and small Brewing- Tubs, sound and in excellent Condition. Nercnton- Lovgville, Bvch. To b » S O L D by AIJCTI O N, By SAMUEL DUDLEY. On Friday the 15th Day of October, 1813 at the Red Liou Public- House in Newoton- Longville, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, qPIIE following trulv desirable COPYHOLD I ESTATES of INHERITANCE, held ofthe Manor of N F. WTON- LON G VI 1. LE, which will be disposed of in Lots, under such Conditions as will be then produced. A substantially Brick- built Messuage or Tenement, with large Yard, Orchard, and Gaiden well planted with choice Fruit Trees, newly elected Barns, Sta- blejj and other conveni nt Outbuildings, a CIo; e of luxuriant old- inclosed Pasture Ground adjoining the same, containing together by Estimation three Acres ( more or less) situate in the pleasant Village of Newton- Longville, and late in the Occupation of Robert Bigg, Gentleman, deceased.— One other Close of luxuriant old- inclosed Pasture Ground, sitwate in Newton- Longville aforesaid ( formerly tvvo Closes, and called by the Names of Stiles's Close and Black- tiutts) containing, by Estimation, five Acres ( more or less) now in the Occupation of Mr. Bonest, . lun — Also, several Pieces of Arable tand. Lev, ana Pfisture Ground, captaining, by Estimation, 19 Acres ( more or less) lying dispersed in the fertile Fields of Newton. Longvilie aforesaid, with the usual Commons and other Rights theieto belonging, now also in tne Oc- cupation of Mr. Bon^ st. The respective Estates may be viewed by applying to Mr. Bonest, at the Place of Sale; and further Par- ticulars had at the Offices of Mr. Charles Willis. Solicitor, and the Auctioneer, Winstow; and ot Messrs. Willis& Sons, Solicitors, Leighton- Bussard. Huntingdonshire.— Greal- Catwrth. To be SO I, D by AUCTION, Bv Mr. PIEUSON, At the Auction Mart, London, on Tuesday the 19th Day of October, 1813, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced, \ Most desirable Freehold and Tithe- free FARM, situate at G R EAT. CAT WO RTH, in the County of Huntingdon; comprising a very neat and commodious Dwelling- House, with a plea- sant Shrubbery an- i Garden in Front, all requisite attached and detached Outbuildings and Piemises necessarv tor thi Farming Business ; together with 297A. IR. IIP. ot Arable and Pasture Land lving contiguous thereto, subdiv; ded into convenient In- cisures by good thriving Quicks, and in a very good State of Cultivation, having been chiefly hollow- drained. The Estate is row in the Occupation of a Mr. Blown, a respectable Tenant under Lea- e, whereof 8 Years are unexpired at Michaelmas next, who will shew the Premises. Great. Catworth is a very pleasant Village, through which runs'the Turnpike Road from London to Oundle, i- in a very healthy and fertile Part of the County of Huntingdon, in a tine Sporting Countrv for Game, and within Reach of Earl Fitzwilliam's and the Oakley Fox Hounds. The Estate is subjectto theOutgoirgsofa£ B3 Is. 6d. to the Vicar as a Corn. Rent, 1111 er the Inc losure Act. Printed Particulars and a Plan of the Estate, with Conditions of Sale, may be had at ihe principal Inns at Huntingdon, and the adjacent Towns; of M L. Clennell, Esq. No. 7. Staple's- 1 nil. London; at the Auction Mart; ot Mr. Samuel Wells. Jun. So- licitor, Huntingdon; and of Mr. Pierson, General Agent, Kimbolton. HUN lTNGDON'SHlRE. The valuable Freehold Demesne and Manor of Warbous; one full ami equal undivided Moiety or Half- part tvhereof, Will be SOLD bv AUCTION, Bi, Mr. PIERSON, At Ihe Auction Mart, Loodon, on Tuesdav the 19: b Day of October, 1813. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, in one I ot, subject nevertheless to the Uses and Estates in and by the Will of a Gentleman deceased, limited to the Sons and Daughters of his Son, who is now upwards of fi7 Years of Age, has been married manv Years, and his Wife living, aged upwards of 53 Years, but from whom he has been separated a long Time, having previously had no Issue. To The Stock may be viewed previous to the Sale, by l, L0"' c . u n • . j, pplving to Mr, S, URCUN, on the Premises. 1 Favour of the Company ts requested a* rr ' 0 * lbs Whole is intended ipbs sold m jue Uay. be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. J J KV IS, At the White Lion Inn, in Banbury, in the County of Oxford, on Thursday the 21st Day of October, 1813, at Three o'Clock inthe Afternoon, ALL those THREE PIECES of rich Freehold MEADOW LAND, situate and being in CHALC'OMB, in the County of Northampton, called Key's Meadow, the Upper Marsh, and the Lower Marsh, containing together by Admeasurement 71A. 2R. 33P. or thereabout', more or less, and now in the Occupation ot Mr. Alban Bull. For a View ot the Premises, apply to Mr. BEN- J « WIN BURLING ; and for further Particulars, to Mr. Bu. LL. orMr. HENRY LIBLTSJ Solicitor, 1' rioT's- Mgrs& n, VYMa- i^ sliMii,. V \ HIE DF. MESNE contains nearly 700 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Tithe. free, and most of the Land- Tax redeemed, of the yearly Value of .£ 750, with a Quantity of thriv. ing limber growing thereon, of considerable Value, with the well- accustomed Inn or Public. House, called the Pelican, at Warboys aforesaid, most advan- tageously situate for Business. TheJVIANOR, with Court Baron,- Court I. eet, Rights, Royalties, Privileges, ant' Appurtenances extends over the whole Parish of Warboys, yvhi. ch contains upwards of 8000 Acres of Land, ThaCorvHOLD ESTATES held of ihe said Manor contain 4,595 Acres of Land, Houses, Cottages, & c. of the yearly Value of upwards of a£ 4,400, subject to Payment of annual Quit Rents, amounting to nearlv ^ fffiO per Annum, and to arbitrary Fines, which, from the Improvement, it is supposed must produce 011 an Average £ 500 , per Annum. ' I he Situation of Wjrboys is exceedingly benefi cial, being only four Miles from Ramsey, six from St ' Ives, and seven from Huntingdon, with excellent Roads. To be viewed till the Sale, on Application to Mr. STACEY, at Warhoys. Printed Particulars, with the Plan of the Estate and the Conditions of Sale, may be had at the Pelican Inn, Warboys; Crown, Saint Ives; and George, Huntingdon; at the Auction Mart; of Mr. BIoodworth, Surveyor, Kimbolton; of M. Clennell, Esq. No. 7, Staples Inn, Holboin; of Mr. Samuel Welts, Jur,. Solicitor, Huntingdon ; and Mr. Pisrsoti, General Agent, fiimbaitou. AT a Meeting of the Clersrv and Gentry, resi- dent inthe Town of OUNDLE, and its'Neigh bourhood, holden at the Talbot Inn, in Oundle, on Wednesday the 15th Dav of September, 1813, under the Sanction nt the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, for the Pu'pose ot forming a Com- mittee ro further the Objects and Interssts of the SOCIETY for Promoting CHRISTIAN KNOW. LEDGE, conformably to certain Resolutions adopted by the General Board ; WILLIAM WAI. COT, Esq. ( in the Chair It was resolved unanimously : I. That the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, having been for more than a hundred Years actively and successfully employed in propa- gating ^ nd advancing Christianity throughout the World, both by the Dissemination of the Scriptures, translated into various Languages, and by supporting Missionaries in distant Climates; having also during that Period distributed gratuittusly, Bibles, and Prayer Books, and other Religions Books, to the Army and Navv of the United Kingdom ; having likewise much benefited the Poor of this District in particular, by considerable Supplies of Bibles Prayer Books. & c. ;. it has a very powerful and indis patable Claim upon our Gratitude and Support. II. That, underthe. se Impressions, a Committee be row established in this Town, to further the Objects and Interests of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, to be called " The O undle District Committee," which shall be open to all Members of that Society, who may find ir conve nient to attend the Meetings. III. That this Commitree do meet once in every Quarter, ( viz Jon the third Wednesday in September, the first Wednesday in January, the Wed: ie- day in Easter Week, and the first Wednesday in July ; in the Ve., try. Room of Oundle Church, at Twelve o'Clock. IV. That the Officers of this Committee consist of a President, a Vice- President, a Treasurer, and a Secretary, being Members of the Society. V. That the Right Honoiable Lord Lilford be requested 10 become the President of this Committee VI. That William Walcot, Esq. be requested to take the Office of Vice- President. VII. That the Rev. Charles Euseby I sham, be requested to become Treasurer, and the Rev. Joseph Heath, Secretary to this Committee. VIII. That the Officers ot this Society, be con- sidered a Select Committee to assist the Secretaty in transacting the Business of this Society; that they meet him, for that Purpose, once within seven Davs previously, and once within the same Interval sub- sequently to every General Meeting, and at such otherTimesas they shall judge expedient; also that ihey be empowered to arid two to their Number, and to call a special General Meeting, whenever they think fit. IX. That the Clergy and other Members of this Society be requested to enquire within their respec- tive Parishes, what want there is of Bibles. Ne- v Testaments, I raver Books, & c and where a Defici- ency is found, that Parochial Subscriptions be pro- moted for supplying the same, at the letluced Prices of rhe Society. X. That, as this increased Distribution must he attended with a great increase ot Expense, to which it is supposed many, considering the important and salutary Design, would gladly contribute, who from various Reasons may not be incline I to become Members of this Society, General Subscriptions be therefore promoted throughout this District, for Donations, annual and occasional. XI. That the Parochial Clergv within this District and those in its Neighbourhood, who may be dis. posed to connect themselves with this Committee, be respectfullv requested to recommend this Society • othe Benevolence of their re pective Congregations ; and further, to adopt such Measures as they shall think most likelv to prove successful for obtaining. Benefactions, annual or occasional, in aid of tilt Society's general Designs and of the special Designs of this Committee in Connection therewith. XII. That Hie Sums thus collected be deposited, on or brfore the Day of the quarterly Meeting ill September yearly, in the Hands ot ihe Secretary or Treasurer, and that after such Deposit is made, the t'ersnn, by whom it is made, shall have the Liberty of applying for the Use of his Parish, through the Secretary for Bibles or other Publications of the Society, to the Amount of two- thirds of the Sum deposited hy him: and that the Money which shall i remain from the said two- thirds of the preceding Collections, if not appropriated bv the Depositor within one Year, shall be disposable, as this Com- mittee mav judge best for ihe Interestsof this Society. XIII. That the onc- tliird Part of the Amount of such Collections be remitted to the Society's Office in London, as a. Benefaction to the General Designs, XIV. That a Copy of these Resolutions be trans- mitted to the Office of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge in London, for the Purpose ot ob'aining their Sanction to the Measures now proposed. XV. That a Copy be also transmitted to the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and the Archdeacon of Northampton. XVI. '[' hat as Thousands have been Partakers ol the Blessings of that Relitfious Knowledge, which has flowed from the Bounty of this Society, without bnng aware of its Existence; in order to give a more general Publicity to its Exertions and Designs, these Resolutions together with an Address be forthwith printed, and a sufficient Number of Copies be sent for Distribution to each Member resident in this District, and tiiat such other Measures be taken for their Circulation, as shall seem advisable to the Select Committer. XVII. That the following be the Address: As the Resolutions adopted at the Establishment of the Oundle District Committee, must form the Basis of their Proceedings, their Attention will be directed to two Objec's : Jsf. The best Mode of advancing the general In- terests of the venerable Society, fn aid of which the Committee is instituted; and 2nd. The Communication of ils benevolent Assis- tance to the Poor of this District. I. With regard to the first, it is undeniable, that very many Persons are wholly ignorant of the true Character of the Society tor Promoting Christian Knowledge, and nor a few even of its Existence, who would orberwUe have liberally contributed to its Support. It is necessary tbe. efore to make the society itself, and the Success which lias attended its Labours, more generally known. To this End we state, that this Society has far more than a Cen- tury exerted its vigilant Regards and furnished con- stant Supplies, to the utmost Ex'ent ot its Means, for supporting and advancing the Cause and Interests ot Religion. 1. It has, through the Favour and Blessing of Divine Providence, been enabled to desseminate the Holy Scriptures translated into various Languages, particularly the Welch, Manx, & c. It hasdispefsed al- o our admirable Liturgy, and many pious and judicious Books and Tract,. In the Course of the last Year alone it distributed nearly fourteen thousand Bibles, and upwards of thirty- two thousand Prayer Books; besides New Testaments, aud ether valuable Books. 2. The Education of Youth has also been an Object of the Society's especial Regard and Concern. It has therefore most liberally imparted its Resources for the Benefit ot Charity and Sunday Schools. And in this essential Department its Blessings have been very extensively felt, and often gratefully acknowledged, not only in the British Dominions ; but also in Russia, Germany, Prussia, and many other Countries of both Continents. 3. Another great Branch of the Society's pesign has been to'diffuse the Blessings of Chris'ianity hy the Establishment and Support of religious Missions. It has accordingly been careful to provide for the spiritual Welfare of those near our own Shores; and it has extended its Regards to the destitute Cond'tion ot the Natives ot Africa, as well as, on a more en- larged Scale, to those of Asia, These are the general Designs of the Society; and to them we must add some other Undertakings of a Nature highly interesting. It has been an important Department of the Society's concern, to relieve the Spiritual Necessities of our Army and Navy: thus has much Consolation and Instruction been afforded to the Defenders of our Country. In like Manner its Attention has been directed to the Religiou: Wants of the Poor and Afflicted in Prisons, Hospitals, Sic. To these, as Occasion has required, gratuitous Supplies have been extended. We should also re- qiember the incalculable Benefits conferred upon thousands of our Poor at Home, by the bountiful Distributions that have been made of the Word of Life; a powerful and gratifying Instance of this is exhibited in the Parish of Oundle. In reflecting upon the vast and momentous Mea- sures, let it be borne in Mind, that all ihis is pro- secuted in strict Conformity with ihe Principles ot the British Constitution, both in Church and State Spirit in the RotuI of Peace. Tlut* much with Reipi. tr ro the Society in general. II. We will now briefly advert to the Commti- ication of its benevolent Assistance to the Poor of this District. For the Accomplishment of this most desirable Obj ct, e< e- v poss ble Information is re- quested relative to the Want- existing within our own ' phere, and the Means of relieving tbem • Clergymen . id others are desired to report the Information they nay obtain : and every EHo't will be made to grant gratuitous Supplies to such Par'sbp ® . as are incapabie of raiding Supplies Within themselves. The Support then, and Patronage ot the Public is olicited— To the Wealthy and Charitable we thus leclare the" Object of our Wishes and Endeavours, not doubting that our Means will be proportionate to our Design, the Maintenance and Advancement of this pious Institution, which has proved itself, for so long a Period, a source of National Piety, and Na- tional Honour. Donations and Subscriptions, however small, will be gladly received hy the Rev. C. E. IsuAM. Trea- -<- r; or the Rev. J HEATH, Secretary. XVIll. That Ihe Thanks of this Meeting he given to our venerable Diocesan for permitting it to be called under his Sanction, and for the earnest Wisfi which he has expressed for the Promotion of its Object. ( Signed) WM. WAI. COT. Mr. Walcot having left the Chair, it was resolved, that the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to W. Walcot, Esq. for his able Conduct in the Chair. DONATIONS SINCE RECEIVED. lord Liltord .5 5 W. Walcot, Esq 5 5 11. H. Oddie, Esq. 5 5 S. O'Brien, Esq 1,) 10 C." Berkeley, Esq 2 Rev. H. Finch 2 Rev. H B nney 1 Mr. w. Boddington 1 Mr. Knight, ( Titchmarsh) 1 M. T. Bell 1 Mr. D. Webster, ( Deene) 1 Mr. E. Bell 0 18/ A September, 1813. MONEY. THE SUM of £ 60,000 is ready to be ad- vanced, either together, or in any Sura n « C less than >£ 3,000, in the Purchrtse of redeemabla Annuities secured upon Freehold Estates of In- heritance ill Fee Simple, or upon Lifehold or Lease- hold Estates, upon the most reasonable Terms.— None but Principals or their Solicitors need apply. Enquire of the Printers of Ihis Paper, if by Letter, Post- paid, addressed M. Y. Turnpike- Tolls and Weighing- Engine to Lett. TV' O I'ICE is hereby given, That the next LTI Meeting of the trustees of the Higham. Ferrers Turnpike- Road, leading from '> Vest, wood Gate, in ihe Parish ot Knotting, in the County of Bedford; to Barton— Seagrave. Lane, in the Parish of Barton- Seagrave, in the County of Northampton, will be- held at the House of JOHN MEE, known by the Name or Sign ofthe GREEN DUCOK, in HICHAM- FCRKCKS. on MONDAY ihe lgih Day of OcrossR. next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, when and where the Tolls and Dues arising at the Weighing- Engine at Westwond Gate, and the several Gates on the said Turnpike- Road, will be LETT to F. ARME by AUCTION, either separately or together, to the Best Bidders, for such Term as shall be then and there agreed upon, and in the Manner directed by an Act ot Parliament passed in the 13th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty King George the Third, for regu. lating Turnpike- Roads; which said Tolls and Dues were lett the last Year at the several Sums following, viz.— TVestirood Gate and Weighing- Engine ,£ 31( » ttigham- Ferrers Gate 151 Irtltlingtwrough It ridge Gate 2fi( J and will be put up at those Sums respectively. Whoever liappjus to be the Be=> t Bidder or Bidders must at the same Time pay one Month's Toll in Ad- vance, and give such Security for the due Payment of the Res'due of the Rents agreed for, as the saiti Trustees shall approve ot. And Notice is also herebv given, that at such Meeting the ' Treasurer's Accounts will be audited, new Trustees appointed in the l< oom ot such as ara dead or decline acting, and other Business transacted relating'to the said Turnpike. Road. WM ALLEN, Clerk to the said Trustees. Ilinhnln- Ferrers, Sept I7t/ r, 1813. Vuluuble Short- burned Cattle, fyc. for Ready Money, To ht SOLD bv AUCTION, By U / CHARD SMITH, On Mondav tht- 27^ h Day of September, 1813, on the Premises at ROCK. 1 NGHAM PARK, near UPHNCH. AM, JMIE following capital LIVE and DEAD I STOCK, belonging to Mr. GEO. WEBSTER, who is leaving his Farm, namely :— 30 Fat Two- shear Wether Sheep, in Lots of five each ; a valuable short- horned Bull, six Years old, by a celebrated Bull of Mr. Dolb>' s. ot Marston, Dam by a Bull of Mr. Charles Ceilings' ( tlie note. 1 Durham Breeder); el ven Cows and Heifers, four in Milk, and all in Calf by the above Bull, in Lots of one each ; five Fat Scots, in two Lots ; six Fat Four- year- old shoit- horned Oxen, in Lots of two each ; 13 Three- year old short- horned Srcers and Heifers, in Lots of two each; 16 Two- year- old Ditto and Ditto; ten yearling Ditto and Ditto; a capital Five- year- old Hackney Mare ( by. General), quiet and good Action; a good Hackney- Gelding, rising four Years old. by Ticket. Also, some Implements of Husbandry, such as Ploughs, and with the anxious Hope of preserving the Unity ol Attention, will be found worthy the Notice of the Public, and the Sale will commence with the Sheept punctually at Eleven o'Clock. To be SOLD hv A U C T I O N, By RICHARD SMITH, ( By Order of the Assignees of the Estate and EfTecta ot Mr. JOSEPH RtCKETT, a Bankrupt), at the Talbot Inn, 1 in Oundle, in ihe County of North- ampton, on Tuesdav the 28th Dav of September. 1S13, at Fouro'Cloclc in the Afternoon, A LL that capital MESSUAGE or MANSION- TV HOUSE, Lawn, Gardens, Orchards, Coach- House, Barns, Stables, and Out. buildings, situate, standing, and being, in OUNDLE aforesaid, late iit the Occupation of the said Joseph Rickett. The Mansion- House consists, on tile C round Floor, of ail. excellent Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Dairy, Pantry, and Wine and Ale Vjuits ; the fir> t. Floor a large Hall, Dining- Room,' Drawing- Rooin, and Library; QO the second Floor, four handsome Bed Chambers, with Closets adjoining, and four exceedingly good Attics. Also a newly erected BUILDING, adjoining the said Mansijn- House, lately occupied as a Banking- Office, and well caculated for that or various other Purposes, there being an internal Communication between this Building and the House, Also a PIECE or PARCEL of MEADOW GROUND, lying on the South- Side of the said House, and exactly in view of it, containing AIso a I'l ECE of GROUND, containing 2R. 6P. planted with Trees and flowery Shrub , lying on the North. Side ot the TOWN- STRF. ET, of OUNDLE aforesaid, opposite to the said Mansion- House, and which torms a pleasing Object to the same. AH the above Premises are Copyhold of the Manor of Oundle, except two Acres of the Piece of Meadow, and the Plantations of 2R. 6P. which are Freehold. For fucther Particulars, and fot a View ot the Premises, apply to JOUN SMITH, Esq. or Mr. WM. BALK, the Assignees, ot to Mr. BALDERSTON, Solicitor, all ot Oundle. Genteel Household- Furniture, Library of Bookst 4f. 4c. Ti* be SOLI) by AUCTION, B; v RICHARD SMITH, By Order of the Assignees of the Estate and Effect! of Mr. JOSEPH RK'KtTT, a Bankrupt, at his late Incidence in OUNDI. E, on Thursday the 30th Day ot September, 1813, and two following Days, AIX the valuable HOUSEHOLD- FURNI TURE and EFFECTS of the said Bankiupt; consisting of Beds,- Bedding, Plate, Table Linen, a vjluabls Library of Books, a Quantity of Wine and Liquors, some capital old Ale, a beautiful Chestnut Horse, six Years old, tvv « good Cows, in full Profit, a Yearling Calf, six Cows, and two Porkets, a Boat with Oars, & c complete; two Stacks of old and new Hay, and a Variety of other Effects. The Sale to commence cach Dav punctually at Eleven o'Clock; and Catalogues had ten Days pre- vious to the Sale, at the PRIHTING- OIIICI, Oundle ; of the AUCTIONEER, Thrapston ; and at all the principal Inns inthe Neighbourhood. To be/ SOLD by ^ AUCTION, By RICHARD SMITH, On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 5th and 8th D » ys of October, 1813, on the i'remises at OUNDLE, N > rthamptonshire, HE txenteel HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE, LINEN, and CHINA, belonging to Messrs. F'OWLER ( who are declining the School Concern); consisting of 14 Bedsteads, with neat Furnitures; 14 Feather. Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Blankets, Quilts, and Counterpanes; » Piano- Forte. Dining, Tea, and other Tables, a la'ge Quanti v of Bed and Table. Linen, Mahogany Chiirs, D to Bureau and Bookcase, an Eight- day Clock, a d a Variety of other ErFects, which will ippe r i, i Catalogues, and may be had six Days previous to the Sale, ot the Auctioneer, Thrap- ston ; Piinling- Office, Oundle; and at the prin- cipal I rips in ihe Neighbairrhcod, T T I t I ! / * > ' K if t e e r » GENERAL LIBRARY, NORTHAMPTON. RPHLI SUBSCUIBF. RS sre res. iectfullv IN- 1 formed, That ( lie ANNOAI. SonsctuFTIOX commenced on tlie I9lli Instant.— The Library al present contains upwards of Twelve Hundred Volumes; of which nearls two Hundred have been added to the Collection during the last two Years. J. ABEL, Librarian. 23A September, ISIS. BUCKINGHAM, SFPI. 91, 1813. JHARRISON, Statuary and Mason, begs • Leave most res; iectfullv to returinhis Thanks to the InhabilnqiR of BUCKINGHAM and its Vici- nity, for the liberal Encouragement he has expe- rienced since his Commencement In Business, and trusts, by a strict Attention, to merit a Continuance of their Favours. J H. bers Leave ajsoto inform them he hascom- menced AUCTIONEER, in which Line he like- wise solicits their Support. N. B. A Variety of CHIMSEY- PIECES, both of the Buckingham and Foreign Marbles, always on Sale. PORTING, THE Public are respectfully acquainted That the I'rice of POSTING is UwerMl to Onr SHILLING and TittiEE- PBNCE per Mile, at he WHITE TIAKT INN. Wei. LINGBOROUGH, in ( he County of Northampton. September 23J, 1813. ' POSTING. rF, HE Public are respectfully informed, That * POSTING at the following Houses, and throughout the Line, is reduced to One SHILLING and SIX- PENCE per Mile, viz.: — TNrre CIIOWNS, LEICESTER, TALBOT, WLILFORD, GEORGE, NORTH \ M PTON, SWAN, NF. WPOUT- PAGNELL, GEORGR, WOBURN, SUGAR- LOAF. DUNSTABLE. WANTED, on Mortgage of Lai perly, the several Sums of . anded Pro- ,000, £ 800, £ 400, ^ 400, and £ 200. r Apply to Mr. ALLEN, Attorney at Law, Higham- Ferrers. WANTED, An APPRENTICE bv a SULL- GEOV and APOTHECARY, Member of ( he College, resident in Bedfordshire. F( ir Particulars apply, hy Post paid Letters, to Dr. ALLYKT, Saint Neots, Hunts. ANTED, A steady active LAD, as an APPRHNTICE to a GROCER aud TAL- LOW- CHANDLER, & c. For Particulars, enquire of J. WALKER, New- port- Pagnell, Bucks ; if by Letter, Post- paid. ANTED immediately, A steady active LAD, as an APPRENTICE to a BAKER. A « he will be treated as one of the Family, a moderate Premium is required. For further Particulars, enquire of the Printers, if by Letter, Post- paid, addressed B. R. WANTED at Old Michaelmas Day, A respectable COOK, who is to consider herself subject to the Directions nf theHousekeeper, and who will have the Advantage of a Kitchen Maid under her.— Wages andother Particulars may be known at Mr. ROWELL'S, Bookseller, Rugby LAW. AYOUNG MAN who has served an Ap- prenticeship with a Law Stationer, in the Metropolis, wishes fnr a Situation as COPYING nnd ENGROSSING CLERK, In an Odice of Itespectabilily in the Country.— The Advertise/ ha9 nn useful Knowledge of common Conveyancing, aud has lived, for a short Time, with a Provincial Solicitor of Eminence.— The most satisfactory Re- ference will be given. Letters, Post- paid, addressed to A. B. at the Post- Oflice, Luton, Beds, will be attended to. M' NORTHAMPTON LlOIlT COACH. ESSRS.- WlLLAN "'& LEVI respect- LvJL fullv inform the Public, that in future the above Coach will s( arl from ( he COACH- OFFICE, GOLD- STREET. NORTHAMPTON, and from ( he HULL AND MOUTH INN, LONDON, at SIX O'CLOCK every Morning. Northampton, Vent. 25th, 1S13. BEDFORD CORN TOLLS. NOTICE is hereby given, That the TOLLS of CORN and GRAIN bought and sold, or brought or delivered, within, the Town > » nd Borough of BEDFORD, will Cease from this I) av ; and hat ill future no such Tolls will be demanded- or taken by « r on Account of the Corporation of this Borough, from anv Person whomsoever. THEED HEARSE, Town Clerk. Bedford, 15th Sept. 1S13. Bedfordshire Quarter Sessions. NOTICE is herebv given. That at the next General QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE to be held for this COUNTY, on WEDNESDAY the SIXTH Day of OCTOBER next, the Court will open as usual at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon precisely, at which Hour the Grand aud Pelit Juries, the High Constables, and all Persons btimmoned, bound bv Recognizances, having Business In do, are desired to attend in Court. And all Persons bound over by Recog- nizances to Prosecute or give Evidence upon anv Bill or Bills of Indictment, are required to attend and deliver proper In> lruclions at my Office, on Tuesday Evening, or by Eight o'clock on Wed- nesday Morning ; and all Appeals are to be entered by Nine o'Clockon Wednesday Morning. THEED PEARSE, Clerk of the Peace. Bedford, 23d Sept. 1813. WHEKEA* THOMAS VIUGliKsy late • f Sui. GRAVE, in the County of North- ampton, has lately lefl his Wife and Family chargeable to ( lie said Parish of Sulgrave.— The siid THOMAS VIGOURS is about fi « e Feet nine Inches high, and had on when he went away a dark Velveteen Frock and Breeches, and a red shag Waistcoat. He has lately been employed as Drover to Mr. Welch, Salesman, Southall, Middlesex ; but has since been Dtover to Mr. William Griffin. Salesman. Whoever will apprehend the said THOJIAS VIGGERS, and tiring him to the Overseers or Churchwardens of Sulgrave. shall receive a Reward of TVV'O GUINEAS, and have all reasonable Ex- penses paid. JAMRS MAI. sbury, Overseer. JOHN FARMER, Churchwarden. L~ OST, from KTmBOLTON, on" the I3( h of September instant, A Liver Colour and Wiiite POINTER DOG, answers to the Name of PLATO.— Any Person sending him Home, or who will give Information to Mr. WELSTBAD, SO that he may be recovered, shall receive ONE GUINEA REWARD and all reasonable Expenses. Kimbotton, 22d Sept. 1813. BALL. N THURSDAY next, the 30th of SEP- TEMBER, ( here will be a BALL at the GEORGE INN, NORTHAMPTON. The MAYOR and BAILIFFS ELECT, Stewards. Dancing to commence at Eight o'C- lock. Tickets to be had at the Bar— Gentlemen's, 9s Ladies', 5s. each. Supper included. NORTHAMPTON MOP, For HIKING SERVANTS, \ X7lLL be held on the MARKET- SQUARE. * " on SATURDAY the 16ih of OCTOBER, IS 13; and also on the Saturday then next following. M. NEW BY, Mayor. NORTH A M PTONSH IRE ML LITIA. N Pursuance of an. Act of Parliament, passed in the 42< I rear of his present Majesty's Reign, intituled, " An Act fir amending the Laics elating tn the Militia in England, and for aug- menting the Militia," Notice is hereby given, That a General Meeting of the Lieutenancy of the Cnnntit f Northampton, will be JtnUen at th* GEORGE IN V, in the Town ef FORTH IIIPTOS, on. TVESTHV the Frrrri Day of OCTOBER next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon. By Order of the Most Noble Charles, Marquis of the County of Northampton, his Majesty's Lieutenant of the same County, CIXAS. MARK HAM, Clerk of the General Meetings. Northampton, Sept. 18, 1813. WANTS A SITUATION in Agriculture, A SINGLE M AN, about 40 Years of Age, to superintend a Farm. He has been long accus- tomed to buying and sellini Stock ; likewise to the Breeding of Sheep, of different Sorts, in several Counties in England, and also In Scotland. Cau jiroduo- undeniable Testimonials as to Ability, Ilonesly, and Sobriety ; w ill have no Objection to any Part of England, and to take an active fart of Work occasionally. Any Nobleman or Gentleman in wants of a Servant of the above Description, may hear of the » ame by Application to JOHN DAY & SON, Auc- tioneers, in Stony- Stratford. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. * V[ OTICE is hereby given, That the Annual JL^ I General Meeling of the LIEUTENANCY for the County of HUNTINGDON, will beholden at the GEORGE Inn, in HUNTINGDON, on SATUR- DAY the 9tli Day of OCTOBER next, at Eleven o'Clock, for the Purpose of issuing the necessary J'reccpts to procure new Lists of Persons liable to jerveiu the Regular and Local Militia. BENJAMIN WEL8TEAD, Clerk of the General Meetings. Kimboltan, Sept. 20th. 1813. To be hOLD bv PRIVATE CUNliULl, AFREEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES, most advantageously situated in CASTLE- STREET, BUCKING H \ M. — For further Particulars, apply ( if by Letter, Post- paid) to J. HARRISON, Auc- tioneer, Buckingham. BUCKINGHAM, To be S OLD by A IT C T I O N, B„ J. HARRISON, On Thursday the 7th ot October, 1813, and two fol- lowing Day?, at Ten o'Clock each Day, on the Premises, rpIIE valuable STOCK in TRADE, and Part - 8 of the genteel HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE, of Mr. PETER ORTELLI, who is removing to a distant Count*. The Stock comprises an extensive Assortment of Chimney, Tier, and Swing Glasses; Wheel Barometers and Thermometers, warranted; capital Paintings and Prints, in Gilt Frames; Set of Surgical Instruments; Number of japanned Goods of the best Quality, as Tea- boards, Waiters, Bread. Baskets, K. i. ife- Travs, I'late- Warmers, Can- dlestick*, See See. Sic. Great Assortment of Cut- lery of the very best Manufacture, Gentlemen's portable Dressing Cases complete, Ladies' Ditto, and Work Ditto, plated Liquor. Frames, Silver Edges, and Glass; a great Variety ot Jewellery and Ivory Articles, a Coonter, and several Glass- Ca3e » ot various Dimensions. The Household. Furniture consists of a good Clock and Case, Parlour, Kitchen, and Chamber Chairs. Mahogany and Oak Dining and Tea- Tables, & c. See. — AUo, a ig and Harness To be VIM ed, and Catalogues had, six Days pre- vious to the Sale, at the Inns in the eighbourhood, at th-; Place of Sale, and of the Auctioneer, Buck- ingham. Buckinghamshire Quarter Sessions. I^ TOTipE is hereby given, That the next JJ\ Ceneral Quarter Session of the Peace for this County will be liolden at Aylesbury, on Thursday, the 7th Day of October next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely, and of which all Jurors, Chief Constables, Bailiffs, and other Persons con- cerned, are required to take Notice, and te be then and there attending. The Names of the Chief Constables will be called over, and their Business discharged, and the Grand Jury sworn in at the opening of the Court; imme- diately after which, the Court will proceed to the hearing of such Appeals as were respited from the last Sessio. i, and of all others that may be entered before the rising of the Court on that Day. The Clerks to the Justices of tire several Hundreds are required ( puisuaut to the late Order of Court) to transmit to my Office all Recognizances returnable to the Quarter Session, together with the several Informations and Examinations which relate thereto, on or before Monday, the 1th Day of October. And all Persons who are bound by Recognizance to prosccute or give Evidence upon any Bill or Bills ot Indictment, are required to attend and deliver the proper Instructions at my Office, on Wednesflav Evening, the 6th, as the Court will require that al! Bills ot Indictment shall be prepared ready to lay before the Grand Jury at the sitting of the Court on Thursday Morning, so that the Grand Jury may be discharged as eaily as possible. And it is recommended to all Solicitors who have Appeals to try, to d-- liver their Briefs to Counsel on the Wednesday Evening, and to be prepared with their Witnesses, for the Trial of the same on the next Morning, as the Court will be punctual in entering on that Business, immediately after the Charge to the Grand Jury is given. The Chief Constables are also to deliver into Court at this Session, such Land Tax Assessments, Con- stables Returns, and Jury Lists, as they shall receive ot the Collectors of the Land Tax, and of the Petty Constables, and they will be strictly required to present the Defaulters. THOMAS TI NDAL, Clerk of the Peace. Aylesbury, 21 st September, 1813. GLOUK INSURANCE, Pall- Mall and Coruhill, I. ONDOX. FIRF, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. ALL Persons whose Insurances with this Com- pany become due at Michaelmas next, are re- quested to take Notice, that Receipts for the Renewal thereof are now ready tor Delivery at the Company's Offices, No. 80, Pall- Mall, and No. 5, Cornhill ; and in the Hands of their respective Agents in the Country. Insurances due at Michaelmas must be paid on or before the Htll Day of October, when the fifteen Days allowed for the Renewal thereof will expire. By Order of the Board, JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, Secretary. London, 20/ A Sept. 1813. NORTHAMPTON. NORTHAMPTON, — Mr. Wm. Ingman. DAVENTR v,— Mr. B. W. Palmer. WELLINCBOROUCH, Mr. J. B. Tuck, TOWCESTER,— Mr. D. D. Davies. PEIERBOROUGH,— W. Geo. Cole, Esq. LONC- BUCKBY,— Mr. W. S. Denny. BUCKS. BUCKINGHAM,— Mr. J. King. HIOR. WVCOMB.— Mr. John Nash, Jun. AYLESBURY,— Mr. John Eames. NEWPORT, — Mr. George Co'. ch. WARWICKSHIRE. WARWICK,— Vlessrs. Edwards & Hughes. COVENTRY,— Mr. Wm. Wright. BIRMINOHAM,— Messrs. Thos. Hartley T Co, NUNEATON,— Vir. Rd. Beazley. SOLIHUI. t.,— Edw. Short. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO BE LETT. VTOTICE is hereby given, That the TOLLS LN arising at the Toll- Gate upon the Turnpike- Road leading fiom Dunchurch to Hillmorton, in the County ot Warwick, aiu^ from thence to Saint James's- End, in the Parish of Duston, in the County of Northampton, called or known by the Name ot the West- Haddon Gate, will be LETT by AUCTION, to the Best Bidder, at the House of Mr. THOMAS WALTOH, known by ihe Sign of the F05 A n D IIOOK DS, at HARLESTONE, in the said County of Northampton, on MONDAY thelSth Day of OCTOBER next, between the Hours of Twelve and Four o'Clock, for one Year, in the Manner directed by the Act passed in the 13th Year ot the Reign of his presen* Majesty, " tor regulating the Turn pike- Roads," which Tolls produced the last Year the Sum of Two Hundred and Thirty- Pounds, above the Expenses of collecting them, and will be put up at such Sunn as the Trustees of the said Turnpike- Road shall think fit, no Person having offered to bid for the same at the last Meeting, held on the 21st Day of September instant, for letting the said Tolls. Whoever happens to be the Best Bidder must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike- Road, for Payment of the Rent agreed for, and at suchTime as shey shall direct. By Order ot the said Trustees, WM. TR. SMYTH, Clerk. Northampton, Sept. 25th, 1813. To be LETT, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, ANeat and comfortable. DWELLING HOUSE, situate in the Centre of the Village of PAVINGHAM, near Bedford ; comprising four Rooms on the Ground Floor, and four Bed Chambers, with suitable Out- Ofticcs, Well of good Water, Garden, and Orchard. N, To be SOLIJ bv A U C T 1 O fly Mr. KIRS HAW, On Monday the 27th Day of September instant, at the Crow and Horse- Shoe Inn, in Northampton, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, i'n the follow- ing Lots : Lot 1. A MESSUAGE or TENEMF. NT, XX. GOLD- STREET, NORTHAMPTON, with the Yard, Garden, Out- buildings, and Use of the Pump, now in the Occupation of Thomas York Lot 2. Another M ESSU AG E adjoining, with the same Privileges, in the Occupation of Widow Baglev Lot3. Another MESSUAGE adjoining, with the same Privileges, in the Occupation of — Leader For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. HOWES, Solicitor, or the AUCTIONEER, Northampton. FARMING - STOCK, To be SOLD by AUCTION, Br; Mr. KIRS HAW, On the Premises of Mr. GIBBS, at HANNINGTON in the County of Northampton ( who is leaving hi Farm), on Tuesday the 5th Day of October, 1813, CONSISTING of 10 useful Draught Horses, several Foals and Fillies, 20 Cows, a yearling Bull, upwattis of 200 Sheep ot different Descriptions Further Particulars will appear in next Week's Pane To be hOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. VORES, On Tuesday next the 2Sth Instant, on the Premises at ROTHERSTHORP, near Northampton, " of of RRMLE HOUSEHOLD- FUKN1TURE, & C. I Mrs. MARTHA WRIGHT; consisting Bedsteads and Furnitures, BAls, Blankets, Quilts Drawers, Tables, Chairs, Glasses, folding Screen Pewter and Brass, Brewing- Copper, Washing Ditto Iron Oych Door, a Malt- Garner, and sundry other Articles. On Account of the Number of Lots, the Sale to begin at Ten o'Clock. To be SOLD by AUC1IO. N, By SAMUEL GOODMAN, On Tuesday the itli > ay ot October, 1813, at Three ' o'Clock, at the House of Mr Ambridge, the George Inn, in Cranlield, Bedfordshire, \ LL that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, si- tuateat RROOK- G RE EN- E n D, in the Parish ol CRANFIELD aforesaid, late ill the Occupation of Jasper Webb, and now of Robert Sintield, or his Assigns, with the Premises thereto belonging. For further Particulars, apply to J. ARROW SMITH. Jun Attorney at Law, at his Office either in Bedford or Newport- Pagnell, or to the AUCTIONEER, st Cranfield. i'urming and Dairy Stock anil other Efft. cts, To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By JOHN DAY 4- SON, On Thursdav the Htlvof Or. tober, 1SI3, on Ihe Pre- " m'S- s of Mr. GEORGE BROOKS, inSTEEPLF- C LAY DON FIELD, near Buckingham, who is leaving the Farm, ALL the LIVE and DEAD STOCK, & c. ; comprising three stout Cart- Horses, one Ditto Mare and Foal, a grey Nag M ire, 12 young short horned Dairy Cows, in full Profit; two Ditto, down calving; one Bacon Hog; two stout Waggons ( one of which is equal to new); i ATO broad aud three Narrow-. vheel Carts, two Plough-, two Pair ot Harrows, and one Field- Roll ; Harness for five Carl- Hors° s, five Dozen Hurdles, Pig- Troughs, Ladders, Chaff- Box, Wind- Fan, Corn- Sieves, Forks, Rakes, & c.; one Five- dozen Churn and Fiamc, ten very good Milk- Leads, with Tubs, Buckets. & c. ; a 8,)- Gallon Brewing- Copper, with Grate, new ; nine Hogshead and other Beer- Casks, I ron Oven- Door and Frame, Kitchen Grate, with Oven and Boiler; Ash- Grate, Cranes. & c. ; a Walnut- Tree Bureau, Maho- gany and other Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, and nume- cous other Articles. To be disposed of, A Brace of capital GREY- HOUNDS.— Enquire of Mr. BROOKS, as above To be LETT, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, GAP, DEN; consisting of one Acre, well illed and planted, in Bao A o- L AN E NORTH AM PTON.— Enquire of WILLIAM Wo a CF. STER, in Hull Head Lane. S0// i stvgust, 1813. A G/ • fX wa a Meeting Cleansi ng. VTOTCK is hereby given, That I ' of the Commissioners for Paving, Lighting, and Watchinsr. the Town of NORTH- AMPTON, will he holden at the GinLDH A I. Ihe said Town, on WEDMESDAV the 6th Day of OcTOREft next, at Four o'Clock > i ( lie Afternoon, when the Treasurer will attend to pay Ihe Interest which will become due to the Proprietors of Paving Stock al Michaelmas next ; and at which Meeting new Commissioners will be elected in the Room of those deceased. Sic. CI1AS. MARKHAM, Clerk to the Commissioners. N. R. LaVge Pebbles, proper for paving the Streets, will be received at lOd. Ihe Cwt. and small ones at 9d, until further Notice. Northampton, < Sept.< 25lh. 1813. NORTHAMPTON dbi'. iufc 4) usmal j^ nsaf, WILL be celebrated in OCTOBER next, under the Patronage of the following Noblenlen and Gentlemen, who are STEWARDS on the Occasion : — His Grace the Duke of GRAFTON, The Most Noble the Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, The Right Hon. ihe Earl of F. OSTOV, The Right Hon. the Earl of POMPRET, The Right Hon. Earl SPENCER. K, G. The Right Hon. the Earl of UPPER OSSORY, The Rijht Hon. Lord SBIVOES, The Right Hon. Lord LILKORO, Right Hon. Earl COMPTON, M. P. Right Hon. Lord CHARLES FITZROY, M. P. Right Hon. Lord Viscount BARNARD, M. P. Right Hon. Lord Viscount ALTHORP, M. P. Right Hon. J. C, VII. HERS, Hon, General f'lTzttov, Hon. Major- General FERMER, Hon. CI. WATSON, Sir WILLIAM WAKE, Hart. Sir JUSTINIAN Inn AM. Bart. Sir GEOROE ROBINSON. Hart. Sir JAMES LANGHAM, Bart. » Sir WILLIAM DOLBEN, Bart. Sir JOHN PALMER, Rart. Sir R, BROOKE OF. CAPBL BROOKE, Bart. Sir CHARLES KNIGHTLEY, Bart. Sir FELIX AGAR, GEORGE RUSH, Esq. High, Sheriff, W. R. CARTWRIGHT, Esq. M. P. WM. HANRURV, Esq. M. P. GEORGE GUNNING, Esq. M. P. GEORGE DE^ SYS, Esq. M. P. George Robinson, Esq. Wm. Satohridge. E. s> Rlt II WHEEL. Two Prizes of £ 20,000, & tc. & c. & c. anil only one Day to drain. N- EX T TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, is the 1 Day of Drawing, when tile first Ticket drawn a Prize above^ 20 w 11 receivein addition, TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, besides the £ 10.000 Prizes, the Wheel contains 2 of 1,000, 4 of £ 500, 5 of £ m, 10 of =£ 100, and the full Proportion of £ b), s£ 2S, and £ 10 I'nzes. Tickets and Shares are selling, warranted undrawn, by SWIFT & Co. the Contractors, ( at their London Offices), No. II, POULTRY, I And No. 31, ALDCATE 12, CHARING CROSS, | HIGH- STREET; Or by Application to their Agents. Kdw. ftouvcrie. Esq. T. S. W. Snmnelt, Esq. Francis VlcJiins, Esq. Robert Andrew, Esq. Robert lUencowe, Esq. Samuel IsteJ, Esir. Thomas Carter. Esq. Peter Oenys, Esq. ./. C. Mansel, Esq. T. R. Thornton, Esq. William Hulter, Esq, J. I\ Clarke, Esq. J. Nelhercoat, Esq. John Kipling. Esq. Walter Strickland, Esq. f. n. Thursby, Esq. Colonel Corbett, J. Armiitngc, Esq. C. Tibbits, Esq. George Courtenay, Esq If. Z. L. Ward, Esj. J. C. Rose, Esq. C. Newman, Esq. John I! unhurt!. Esq. Wm. Ward, Esq. Edw. Wakefield, Esq. Wm. Kerr, Esq. C. Hill, Esq. J. Ward, Esq, Tibbits, Jun. Esq. Langham Rokeby, Esq. I'. J. Lwird, Esq. Fiennes Wi/ khnm, Esq. R. tlainwaring, Esq. EAGLE INSURANCE COM PAN V, By Jet of Parliament, London. S^ IIE Advantages gained by insuring at this - Office, consist in the PAYMENT of RENT of any Premises destroied by Fire, and in the Abate- ment of ON E- T ENTH Part ofthe Premium usually paid to other Officers. — Damage by Lightning made Good.— Life Insurance upon liberal Terms. Policies expiring at Michaelmas may be renewed within fifteen Days from that Period. AGENTS; Northampton,— Mr. JOHN- FREEMAN, Stationer. Yardley- Gobion,— Mr. WM. SAUNDERS, Draper. Daventry, — Mr. NATHAM EL TXRV ER. Ironmonger. Towcester,— Mr. JAMES KISPY, Baker. • Weedon,— Mr. N^ THANI EL TARVER. Bedford,— Mr. JOHN BROWN, Auctioneer. Dunstable,— Mr. JOHN DURHAM, Surveyor. Melton- Mowbray,— Mr. ROBERT TAVLOR. Hinckley, — Mr. ROBERT DRING. Grocer. Fenny- Stratfoid,— Mr. BENJAMIN DUMVI L L, Draper Brickhill,— Messrs. D, KING i S'> N, Grocers. Newport- Pagnell.— Mr. J. WALKER, Ironmonger, Cheshunt, — Mr. HEN^ RY CRAWTER. Hertford,— Mr. J. H. KIMPTON, Auctioneer. REDBURN— Mr. THOMAS As H BV. Market- Street,— Mr. THOS. EMERTON, Schoolmaster. Ware,— Mr. EDWARD HOBB*, Auctioneer. Bishops- Stortford,— Mr. W. BATES, Schoolmaster. Waltbaui- Cross.— Mr. COPE, Grocer. GRLA1- W IGSTON K, Leicestershire. To be LETT, AMESSUAGE or TENEMENT, in GREAT- WI GST- ONE, containing three Parlours, ; Kitchen, Pantry, six Bed- Chambers, two excellent Cellars, with a Butcher's Shop and Fasting- House, an excellent Yard, with Five- stall Stable, Gig- House, and three Pigsties. Also a capital double Malt. Office, capable ot making upwards of twenty Quarters ot Malt per Week, with Rain- Water Cistern and good hntd Water Pump. Also a good Carden, well planted with choice Fruit- Trees. The House fionts the Town Street, is a pleasant Distance from the Church, and only four Miles from Leicester. The Malting Business might be made well worth the Attention of any Person desirous of embarking in that Trade, as there is only one Maltster in Great- Wigstone. For further Particulars, apply to Mrs. INGRAM, ot Great- Wigstone. To be SOLI) by AUG HON, At the Hind Inn, in Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, on Wednesday the 29th Day of September, 1813, at Five o'Clock in the Evening, AVery neat HOUSE, and COTTAGE adjoin- ing, with a Barn, Garden, and other Conveni- ences, situate in the BROAD GREEN, in W ELLIN G- BOROUGH. in the County of Northampton, late in the Tenure of the Rev. Thomas Archard. The House is newly and substantially built, and comprises two Sitting- rooms on the Ground Floor; two Bed- Chambers and one large Attic, which may be easily divided. The Cottage contains two Rooms on the Ground Floor, a Chamber, and an Attic, and has been occu- pied with the House as a Kitchen and Servants' Bed- Rooms. / The Whole forms a desirable Residence for a respectable private Family, or a Person engaged in Manulacture or Trade. Immediate Possession may be had. For further Particulars and to treat for the Purchase by Private Contract, apply to Messrs. IIODSONS, Solicitors, Wellingborough. B11 AY BROOK. \ Freehold Estate, Ti< he- free and Lund- Tax redeemed. ' To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, And may be eineicd upon in October or November next, AN exceedingly good GRAZING FARM; consisting • f upwardsof 184 Acres, and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Messrs. Chapman & Haddon. The greater Part of which js near to the Town of Oxendon, and the Remainder adjoining the Town ofBraybrook aforesaid. A Part, or the Whole of the Purchase- Money may remain, on proper Security being given. Enquire ( if by Letter, Post- paid), of Mr. Bus. ZARD, Lutterworth, Leicestershire. 22d Sept. 1813. Colonel Thursby, MR. OAURF. TT Has the Honour most respectfully to acquaint th: Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, his numerous Friends i — - in this Place, nnd the Public in general, that on I WEDNESDAY MORNING, ( lie 13th of OCTOBF, R next, will he performed in the Church of ALL SAINTS, Ihe lirsl Part of Ihe CELEBRATED and SACRED ORATORIO of CREATION, To be SOLD by A U ( J 1 I OiN, By Mr. DENNIS, On Wednesday, September 29th, on the Premises, the KING'S HEAD INN, at SP RATION, A LL the neat HOUSEIIOLD- FUUNITUUE r\ and EFFECTS ot Mr T. NORR1S, who is quitting the above Inn ; consisting of Four- post, Half- tester, and Tent Bedstead and Furnitures, Bureau Bedstead, Feather and Flock Beds, Mattresses, Blan- kets, and Counterpanes, Bed and Table Linen, Maho- gany double Chest of Drawers, Mahogany and Oak Dining, Pembroke, and Claw fables, Chiirs, I'ier and Swing Glasses, 30 hour Clock, China, Glass, and Earthenware, plated Tankard-, Kitchen Requi- sites, Washing Copper, Furnace, and various other Effects. — Also, about 1000 Gallons of good old Ale, in small Lots. N. 13. The Sale will commence at Ten o'f'bck. Household- Furniture, To be S O L D by A U C TI O N, By THOMAS HUGHES, On Thursday ihe 30th Day of September, 1813, at ASHl'ON, in the County ot Northampton, on the Premises of Mr. JOHN STIMSTON, who is leaving that Place j SOMWUSING four Flock- Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Coverlets, two Four- post Bedsteads, Dining, Dressing, and Tea- Tables, Oak Chest of Drawers, Clock in Oak Case, Swing Glass, Brass and Copper Frying- Pans, Brass Pots and Kettles, Chairs, Tubs, Oak and Elm Chesls, and sundry other Effects. Sale to commerce at Ten o'Clock. Capital Live Stock. To be SOLO by AUCTION, % IT. WHITE, On the Premises, on Tuesday the 28th Day of September, 1313, at Eleven o'Clock, ALI, the truly valuable LIVE FARMING STOCK of Mr. WILLIAM BATTAMS, of the Parish ot ODEI. L, in the County of Bedford, who is leaving his Farm ; consisting of upwards of 400 well- bred Leicestershire Ewes, Shearhogs, and Lambs, 11 very useful young Cart- Horses and Mares, Hackney Horse, seven Years old ; and 13 tine Yolk- shire Heifers, very forward in Calf. The Whole ot which will be more particularly described in Catalogues, to be had ten Days previous to the Sale, at the following Places, viz. : — White Lion, Kimbolton; Cross Keys, St. Neots arid Ampthill; George, Woburn; S, van, Newport- Pag- nell; Bull, Olney ; Hind, Wellingborough; Green Dragon, IHgham- Ferrers; at the Place of Sale; ofthe Printers of this Papei ; at Webb's Printing- office, and ot the Auctioneer, Bedford. c To be SOLO by AUCTION, By Mr. TJTE, Qnthe Premisesonir. HALL, of BRAUNSTON, in the County of Northampton, in the Beginning of October next, ALL the neat and elesrant HOUSF. HOLD- FURNITURE, and other EFFECTS; com- prising Four- post arid other Bedsteads, with various Hangings, fine Goose and other Feather Beds, Blan- kets, Quilts, and Counterpanes, Oak and other Chests- upon- Chests, two good Clocks, Mahogani Llining and other Tables, handsome Horse- Hair Sofa, Mahogany Windsor and other Chairs, Pier and ^ wing Glasses, Wine Decanters, Glaises, aud China Cups, & c. & c, bright Kitchen Range, Cranes, and Fenders, Kitchen and Parlour Fire Irons and l enders, large Brewing Copper, Mash Tubs, and good sweet Iron- bound Casks, Sec. a large Assortment of Copper and Brass Pots, & c. and all the Household - Furniture in general ; two good Guns, Saddles and Bridles, about three Tons of good Hay, and a Number of Bags, in Lots. The Sal,- will heeineach Morning at Ten o'Clock. — J'ts Particulars will appear innext Week's Paper. Warmiugton JMIIge, near OuuUle. FOR READY MONEY. , To he SOLD by AUCTION, By h I( A WTON ff BATES, On Thursday tlie 30. h Day uf September, 1813, on the Premises, » ) ART of the valuable SI1EEP STOCK of Mr. '< THOMAS PA LMfcR, who is leaving his Farm; consisting of upwards of tour Hundred and Ninety wcL- bred Sheep, ( viz.) 21( i Ewes and Theaves, 160 Lambs. 90 Shearhog*, 30 Fat Wethers.— l'he Sheep will be penned in Lots gf 10. each; the Wethers in six Lois. At the same Time ami Place will be SOLD by AUCTION, The LIVE and DEAD ST > CK, IMPLEMENTS ot HUSBANDRY, & c. ol Mr. SAM. DUDLEY; consisting of 25 Fat Theaves, 22 well- bred Ewes, 34 Lambs, two In- calf '" ows, three fre- h barren C iw , one Sturk, and four u- eful Cart Horses. Also tw Waggpns, nearly, new, one Narrow- wheel Cart, Hamesj tor six Horses; Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers, Ladder's, Src. See. The Sheep Will be penned for Inspection at Ten o'Clock in ihe Forenoon, and the Sale will commence punctually at Eleven. Al- o 301 Acres of Grass Keeping, till the Sth. of January, lall. Capitut Farming Stock, To be SOLD by " AUCTION, By IT. WHITE, On the Premises, at Eleven o'Clock, on Tuesday, the. 1ith Day of October, 1813, SIX TY very Prime LKICESTERSHIRE EWES. 50 Ditto WETHER LAMBS, and 40- EWE Ditto, 16CART- HORSES, H ACKNIES. COLTS, and til LIES, two In- calf COWS, stout Narrow- wheel Waggon, four Ditto Dung- Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Rolls, Hurdles, Ladders, Harness for 10 Horses, and other Effects, ot Mrs. ODELL, in the Parish of ST. PETER, BEDFORD, who is leaving her Farm — Catalogues may be had at the neighbouring towns ; of the Auctioneer; and at Webb's Printing Office, Bedford. Desirable inclosed and Tithe- free, Ftceuoid, and Copi/ hotd Estates, Mi/ tbruoke, near AmpthiU, in tlie County of Bedford. To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By THOMAS WOOD, At the White Hart Inn, Ampthill, on Thursday the 7th Day of October, 1813, precisely at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, IN 1HI FOLLOWING LOTS : Lot 1. /" COMPRISES an inclosed Close of V y Arable Land, Part Freehold, and Part Copyhold; containing by Admeasurement IS Acre:, 36 Perches, of which 6A. 2R. 33i\ are Copyhold, and 11A. 2R. 3P. are Freehold, and the Land- Tax is redeemed on9\. OR. 26P. of the said Quantity. Lot 2. Consists of a Copyhold Messuage, Home stead, Yard, Garden, and Premises, Home Close and a Close ot Pasture Land, Part of Sand Hill, by Admeasurement 4A. 1R. 32P.— Also a Close of tine old Sward Land, called ThilUnd's, by Admea » ute inent 3A. OR. 7P. Lot 3. Comprises a Copyhold Messuage, and Homestead, vard. Orchard, Garden, and Premises Home Close, and a Spinney of Wood called Moore Close, by Admeasurem- nt 4A. OR. 2SP.— Also two Closes or Pieces of Land adjoining, containing by Admeasurement 9A. 2R. OP. The above Estates are most eligibly situate at MILLBROOKE, within one Mile of Ampthil' are in a high State of Cultivation, and an early Po. session may be had. The Copyholds are of Inheritance held ofthe Manor of Millbrooke. under v^ ry small Q jit Rents, and small Fine certain upon Death or Alienation. The Whole is in the Occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. CANDISH, and may he viewed by applying to im; and further Particulars had of Mr. DAVIS, Attorney at Law, Ampthill, or Mr. WOOD, Land Agent, Sec. Leighton- Buzzard. Composed by Dr. 11 A V 1) N, In which Madame CATALANI will introduce " Angels ei'fir bright and fair." The second nu I third Parts will be miscellaneous, from the Works of Ihe great Masters. On THitRSii. iv the 14t. li, The SACKED O'IMTORIO of the MESSIAH. On FRIDAY MOBNING the 15th, A Grand Sacred Selection, Purposely arranged for the Occasion, from the most admired Compositions Of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Pergolisi, Graun, & c.; and in which Madame CAT. AI. ANI will introduce " Holy, Holy Lord," and '' Pious Orgies." Ou WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY HVEMNGS, will be performed al ( he THEATRE) ( which, by Permission of the Proprietors, will be considerably enlarged far lite Occasion), GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS; consisting of the most favourite Overtures and Concertos, for the principal Performers on their respective Instruments; tiie newest Glees, Duets, Songs, & c. The first Evenings Concert will con- clude with the popular national Air of " Rule Britannia," Verse and Chorus, by Madame CATA- LAN I, which lias been received in London with the most lively Sympathy and rapturous Applause. PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS. Madame CATALANI, Mrs. VAl'GHAN, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. GOSS, Mr. KELLNF. R, And Mr. IS RAM AM. Leader of the Choral Parts, the celebrated Miss TRAVIS, FROU LANCASHIRE. PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS eatler of the Band, Dr. HAGUE, Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge. Principal Second Violin, Mr. William Marshall Principal Violoncellos, Messrs. Li'ndley and Ashley ; Principal Tenors, Messrs. Richard Ashley and Marshall; Principal Double- Bass, Signior Anfossi; Principal Hautboys, Messrs. Griebhach & Gee; Prio- ipal Bassoon, Mr. Holmes; French Horns, Messrs. . eauders; Clarionets, Messrs. Hopkins arid Guillim; Principal F'Une, Mr. Nicholson; Principal Trum- pet, Mr. Sclnnidtz; Double I) rums, Mr. JVokiuson j CONDUCTOR, Mr. BARRETT, who Kill preside at the Organ and Grand Piano Forte. Assistant - Conductor— Mr. WM. MARSHALL. Among the other eminent Performers are Messrs. Woodark, Nicks, Gee, Kellhain, Sternberg, Oobnry. Boncer, Marshall, Sprav. The Remainder of the Band and Chorusses will be numerous and complete, from London, Oxford, Cambridge, Birmingham, Coventry, Leice- ter, Wellingborough, and North- ampton. The general Rill of Fare is in Preparation, anil, with other Particulars, will appear ia a future Paper. frv TICKETS may he had at Mesdms. Forster & . lurrett's, Market- Square, and at Messrs. Bum- ha<> » , Biriisall, and Abel's, Booksellers— For the ChunK- I and Gallery, I4s. each ; for the Body of the Church, 9s.; Organ Gallery, 5s. ; and for the Concerts at the Theatre, 10s. lid. each.— BOOKS of all the Performances will be ready in due Time. Northampton, Sept T » th, 1813. On Tuesday Sir Charles Stewart's dispatches were received by Government, comprisi. i ® the official accounts of the victories obtained over Vandamme and Macdmaid, ' i his Gazeits affords very clear detail of the operations leading to the victory; the substance of which is given in tile preceding pa[; e. And on Thursday ' mdrnirtg, another Extfnor- dinary Gazette was published, announcing tl, e most important victory gained during the present Campaign, The following particulars of this glorious intelligence will bo found highly grati- fying :— Tho dispatches communicate the details of the victory gr. inftd bv. the Crown Prince oil the 6th msti near Juterb icli— a victory of the greatest importance, and lik. lv to produce the tnris" bene- ficial results. We find that the Crown Prinr- e conceived the bold idea of crossing the Elhe at Roslau, and moving in the direction . of Leipzic, leaving the Prussian part of his arriiv, - Jtt, 000 strong, between Wittenberg anil Juterb 11 cover Berlins The'success of this plan would place Bonaparte in imminent danger, a? the Crown Prince, at Leipzic, would be' completely in his rear. Nev, however, who had assumed • he command of Oudinot's army, attacked the Prussians on tire 4th and 5th, at Zahne, finally obtained that post, as also that of Sevda. In tlm mean time llie Crown Prince having learned time the French were marching upon . luicrbocli, dame up to the assistance <> f the Prussian army, and completely defeated the enemv at Dmnewitr, who fled ill the di- ection of Torgau and Dresden,' vigorously pursued bv the Allies. On the 27th, a small corps proceeding for Dresden was over- taken at Dnbme, and defeated with a loss nf , 3,000 prisoners. Marshals Nej, Oudiuot, and General Arrighi, D ike of Padua, were with this corps. There were other affairs in the retreat, in which, aud the great battle of the 6th, the^ losi of the enemy is estimated at 16,000 men, fifty guns, and four hulldreJ bagua^ e waggons wrr « taken. As the pursuit was continued, they » i doubt sustained further losses. In the hatile of the 0 h the French fought furiously. ILilf of Ney's escort were killed. Uegtiier" seemed to court death, and Oiidinot charged at tiie head of his division. The dispatches further Confirm the report of the retreat of Davoust from Scliwerin, across the Elbe, in the" direction of Magdebtirgli. We suppose he crossed at Lenzen. They add that the Saxon prisoners, taken in the battle of the 0th, had requested permission to form a Saton Legion, to fight on the side of the Allies, which granted, and that desertion was prevalent ill the French army. In a Iditition to all the above cheering intel- ligence, accounts have been received, which, although not yet fully authenticated, corroborate each other in a most, satisfactory manner, and lead us. 11 hope that triumphs of a still more de- cisive nature have followed those already ob'ained by our gallant allies. These are given' in letters from Aitona of the 14 h, lGib, I7t. li, and 13 h instant, and all agree in S atinj, that Bonaparte in person brought up strong reinforcements to act against the Crown Prince, whose enterprising spirit and repeated sucer- ss begat) to alarm him ; that lie succeeded in f. rcing his way as far as Juterhoch, the seat of the battle of the 6 h, but that on, the 10th a general and. most sanguinary engagement took place, in which he was defeated with the loss of 60,000 men, killed, wounded, and taken ; that bains; cut off from ' lie Dresden road, lie fl'id with 10,000 guards to Magdetmrgh and that Dresden was expected to fall imme- dia'ety. To this it is added, that 11,000 Prussian* had passed the Kibe nt Domitz, and extended along its left bank to Marburg, and that D. ivouit's communications with the Grand Army were thus entirely cut off. Last night Paris Journals were received to the 20th instant. They contain not a sentence of news from Bonaparte or from Dresden. Such a silence at such a crisis can only mean disaster, and this gives additional probability to the rumour of Bonaparte's defeat. IH" Stocks nearlv ns last week. A1 To be S t) L. D by AUCTIO N, % Mr. CHENEY, Without Reserve, upon the Premises, at WAL- GRAVE, in the County of Northampton, early in October next, LL the valuable LIVE and DEAD FARM- ING STOCK aud other EFFECTS, the Pro. petty of Mr WILLIAM PICKERING, who i leaving that Part of his Farm belonging to Sir James Langham, Bart.; consisting of fivestiut Waggons, six Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Hurdles, Cow and Sheep Cribs, Ladders, Winnowing. fan, Thrashing- Machine, and Barn- Tackle in general; 50 valuable well- bred Ewes, 100 l. ambhogs, nine capital Draught Horse and Mares, a yearling Colt, Gearing complete for nine Horses, 1- 48 Acres of good Grass Keeping, 50 Tons of well gotten . Hay, more or less, a large Quantity of Straw, with convenient Yards to Fodde in & c. ; and sundry Lots of Household- Furniture Brewing- Vessels, Barrels, Buckets, Dairy- Utensil Sec. kc. - The Time of Sale and further Particulars will appear in a future t aper. . Catalogues m. iy be had in due Time of the Auc tionecr, Naseby, or at the l'laceof Sale. DESIRABLE Fill- EHOLD ESTATES, hi I'/ irapston and Tilchnuirsh. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CON I'll ACT, ACLOSE of remarkably fertile ARABLE. LAN'll, situate in the Lordship of THRAP- 9TON, in the County of Northampton, containing 11A. 1R. 10 P. ( more or less) and FOUR CLOSES of exceedingly rich MEADOW and PASTURE GROUND adjoining thereto, situate in the Lordship of T1TCHMARSH in the said County, containing together ISA. 1R. 39P. ( more or less). The present Tenant is under Notice to quit at Lady- day next. To view the Estate, apply to the Tenant Mr. Wil- liam Elunsom, at the Woolpack, Islip ; and for. Price and further Particulars, to Messrs Hodsons, Solicitors, Wellingborough, at whose Office a Plan ofthe Estate may be seen. For SALE bv AUCTION, By MASON t( SON, At the Sign of the Greyhound, in Blakesly, in the County * f Northampton, on Friday the 1st Day ol October, 1313, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, r| WO Freehold MESSUAGES or 1 ENEM EN I'S, I- with convenient Outbuildings, and Gardens planted with Fruit Trees, one late in the Occupa- tion ot Thos, Gilpin, deceased, the other in the Te- nure of John Hawkins, situated in ltLAKESLY. iNOUT HAM PTON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 2b. MARRIED] On the 4th inst. i- i London, Mr. T. Webbe, surgeon, of Ramsey, Hunts, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. Swift, of tiie. former place. Saturday last, at Biddenham, Beds, by the Rev. T. Bedfoi'd, M. A. Edmund' Matthew Sliarpe, of El stow, F. sq' to Eliza, youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Moore, Vicar of Thurle^ h, Bids. DIED.] On Monday last, Mrs, Catheriiis Abutter, of this town. Thursday la. v, at Warwick, Mrs. B, ; ggs, of tlm Punch House, in this town. Last night, Mrs. Marshall, relict of Alderman Marshall, la: e nf thi « town. il/ i/ tiu.— As the period of our grand Musical Festival draws nearer, the interest daily becomes more general. It is not only the topic of conversation over the social glass, and at the tea table of every fashionable patty, but it has been aiso the subject of very particular attention at all our late public meetings. Under such flattering ci- cum- stacces the worthy conductor may rest assured, that his unwearied solicitude to meet the wishes of the fashionable world, as well as to gratify tlio taste o! the amateur, and the general admirer of the Divine science, will be fully appreciated, and liberally rewarded. ' The eleven troops of Yeomanry Cavalry of this county, under the command of Earl Spencer, as- sembled here on Tuesday last, and were yesterday inspected on the Race ground, together with the Northampton Volunteer Cavalry, by Colonel Corbett, who spoke in very high terms of their discipline, the perfect state of their accoutre- ments, and of their genoral anpearance.— Im- mediately after the inspection the troops were dismissed. At our fair oil Monday last, there was a greater quantity of cheese than we h ive seen for several years. The leading price in the morning was abqut73s, per cwt. but during the day it fell from 8s. to 10s. per cwt. and the produce of several prime dairies were taken away unsold. LEICESTER RACES. Wednesday.— The Belvoir Stakes were won by Mr, Needh un's PlatofT, beating Col. Wallusion's Ganytnedi- ; five Hther Subscribers did noi name.— Same day the Gold Cup was won by Lord Lowther'a Euryalus, heating Rastopchin and Magic.— Same day the Noblemen anil Gentlemen's Purse of £ 50 was won by the Right Hon. J. Villier's Merryfield, beating four others. Thursday, the Burgesses Purse of ;£ 50, a Handi- cap, was won by the Duke of Rutland's'Rastopcllin, beating four others. Valuable Freehold Estates, Bedfordshire. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By T. WOOD, Eaflyin October next, 1813, unless disposed of by Private Contract, Genteel RESIDENCE, situate in the Centre of DUNS'TABLEj and two COT- TAGES, with Gardens, Orchard, and six Acres ot rich old Sward Ground, at THORN, in the Parish ot HOUG HTON- R E GIthe Property at the late Mrs. BUTTF1ELD, deceased. May be viewed by applying to Mr. WM. EAMKS, Houghton- Regis, who will treat for the same by Private Contract ; also Mr. WOOD, Land Agent, See, Leighton- Buzzard, / V To be HOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. HOLLO WAY, On Wednesdav the 6th Dav of October, 1813, on the Premises of Mr. CRISP, Surgeon, at WIL- BARS'i'ON, in the Comity of Northampton, who is changing his Residence, ALL the genteel, neat, and useful HOUSE- HOLD-" FURNITURK, and other valuable KF'FECTS, — Further Particulars will appear in a future Paper. The Grand Junction Shares advertised in the first page as lot six, for Sale on Monday next, at the Dolphin inn, ill this town, will nut be dis- posed of. *** From the very great press of Advertisement* this week, we are again compelled to apologize to our correspondents for the omission of several communications of local importance, & c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, The latter End of this pres- nt Month of September, ( ynless previously disposed of bv Private Contract), PjpIIE REVERSION in Fee Expectant on the 1 Demise of a Lady aged 60, ol and in 41 Acres ot exceedingly rich LAND, in OUNDLE FIELD, Part Freehold and Part Copyhold, in the Occupation of Mr. N. Ball. For Pric? and Particulars, apply to Mr. or Mrs BAKSR, Islip, or Messrs. SHSRARD, 0* ndle or Thrapston. 2d September, 1815. Corn- Exchange, London, Fiiitay, Sept. ' iA. There was this day an abundant - upply of Wheat, and a few cargoes of Foreign; pricss declined iLanttis. since Monday. Barley and Malt are on the advance, and White Peas are rather declining. Beans of each sort are full 2s. dearer. Oats experienced a reduction nf Is. to 2s. per cjinrter. Northampton — Saturday. - 96s. Od. to 104s. Od. POSTSCRIPT. London, Friday, Sept. 94. Succession of Glorious News! THE present week has abounded with news of the most grateful kind. ' The Extraordinary Gazettes succeed cach other with such rapidity, that it is impossible for us to do more than merely alance at their important contents.— On Monday the official details of the fall of the castle of St. Sebastian, were communicated to the public, anil it is truly satisfactory to learn, that since the I assault on the town, but little loss bss been sus- tained by the gallant assailants. — s. 0d.- 49s. Od, — s. Of. — s. Oil. 64s. 0d. —- s. od. Wheat Rye . — s. Od. to Barley 46s. Od. to Oats 42s. Od. to New Oats — 0d. to Beans - t0- Od. to Pans — s- " d- to bv the Standard Measure. LIST of FAIRS from Sept. ' 27, to Oct. 0K within the Circuit of this Paper. M. Sept. 27. Wycoinb. SV. -— 29. South? m. Th. 30. Loughborough. Si. Oct. 2. Buckingham, Daventry ( two day « ) and Peterborough. M. 4. Wendover. Th. 7. Kettering and Lutterwortk BUCKS. NOTICE is hereby given, That Applica- tion is intended to he made to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for Leave to bring in a Bill for making fair and equal County Itale for the Cuunty of Buckingham. S/. 6 September, 1813. " 1VTOTICE is hereby yven U the Proprietor!. • and all other Persons whom it may concern. That . Application will be made to Parliament at the next Session, for Leave to biing in a Bill for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the several open and common Fields, common Meadows, common Pastures, Com- : n> ns, Downs, other commonable Lands ai < 1 waste Cfound- J in the Parish ot ASTO N- C LI NTO N, in the Countjfcof Buckingham.— Da'ed this 1th Day of September, ISIS. JOHN TATHAM, Solicitor, Craven. Street, Westminster, in the County of Middlesex. Cottinghum cam Middleton Inclosure. " jVT^ TICE is hereby given, That in the next J.\ • Srssion of Parliament Application will he m « ( i'e to the Honourable House of Commons of the United Kingdom of Great- Britain and Ireland, for . Leave to hriog in a Bill to obtain nil Act for di- viding, allotting, and inclosing the open and common Fields, common Meadows, common Pastures, and other commonable Lands and waste Grounds, of and within the Manor and Parish of COTTINGUAM dim MIDDLRTOV, in the Cminly of North- ampton, and for extinguishing the Tithes thereof, and of the old Incloeures within the same Parish. THO. MARSHALL, Solicitor, Kettering. 27th August, 181$. XT one E is hereby given, That Application i6 intended to be made to Parliament in the " ext. Session, for Leave to bring in a Bill or Bills for toatinuing and amending two several Acts passed in the twelfth and thirty- third Years of the Reign of his present Majesty, for repairing and widening the Roa(| from the Forty- eight Mile Stone in the Parish of Car. dingt'Ah. in the presentTurnpike- Road, betweenHitchin and Bed ford, toGreat- Barford Bridge, and for continuing a Road from thence to the Greit Northern Road^ near Tems'ord Bridge, in the County of Bedford' • which said Road passes through the several Parishe. of Cardington, Cople, Willington, Blunham. Great. Barford, and Roxton, in the County ot Bedford And also for repairing and widening the Road leading or branching out of the said Turnpike- Road, at a Place called Roxton Hill, in the Parish of Great, ft afford aforesaid, and passing through the severa\ Parishes of Great- Barford, Renhold. and Goldington , in the County of Bedford, and Saint Cuthbert, in the Town of Bedford, in the same County, to the Turnpike- Roid in the Parish of Saint Cuthbert, anil Saint Peter, in the said Town of Bedford, or one of them,, leading from the said Town of Bedford to the Town ot Kimbolton, in the County of Huntingdon, and for making the same a Turn pike- Road. THOMAS KIDMAN. Bedford, 6th September, 1813. XTOTICF, is hereby given, That Applicatisn is lM intended to be made to Parliament in the en- suing Sesslorf, for Leave t » bring in a Bill for making and maintaining a Navigable Cut or Canal with pro. per Tunnels, Quays, Wharfs, Landing- Places, Towing- Paih% and other necessary Works for com- pleting the siinie, from Aylesbury, in the County ol Buckingham, to and into the River Thames or [ sis, in the Parish ot Culham, in the County of OxfoM ; whichsaid Cut or Canal and oilier Works are intended to pass into and through the several Parishes, Town, ships, and Places ot Aylesbury, HartweP, Stone, Dinion, Cuddington, Nether- Winchenilotf, Chearslei, Haddenham, Long- Crendon, ShabbingtQri, Ickford, and Wormfnghall, in the County of Buckingham ; and of Thumley, Waterpeiry, Holtoti, Wheatley, Cnddesden, Denton, Garsington, Marsh otherwise March- Baldon, Toot- Baldoti, Burcott, Clifton, and Culham, in the County of Oxford; and al'o for making a Navigable Collateral Cut from and out of the said Canal at the Parish of Chearsley, in the said County ot Buckingham, towards and unto I he Parish of Wotton- Underwood', in the same County, for the better supplying of the said Canal with Water. And which said Collateral Cut is intended to pass into and through the several Parishes, Townships, and Places of Chearsley, Ashendori cUm Pallicjutt, and Wotton- Underwood, in the said County of Buckingham. And also for one other Naviga'ois Collateral Cut fr? m nd out of the said Canal, at the Parish of Cuddesiien, in the said County of Oxford, towards and unto the Paiisb of Chalgrove, in the same County, for the further supplying the sa'- d Canal with Water; and which said ia^ t mentioned Collateral Cutis intended to pass into and through the several Parishes, Town- ships, and Places of Cuddesden, Little- Milton, Ascott, Stadhampton, and Chalgrove, in the said County of Oxford. — And Notice is also hereby given, that in such Kill it is intended to obtain Powers for making and maintaining tivo Reservoirs for the better supplying such intended Cut or Canal and other Works with Water; one of which said Reservoirs is intended to be made in the Parishes of Stoke- Man- devilleand Ellesborough, in the said County of Buck- ingham, and the other is intended to be made in the Parish of Stoke- Mandeville aforesaid ; both of which areto communicate with the said intended Canal by Means of the Watercourse between the several Parishes of Stoke-' Mahdeville and Aylesbury, and the several Parishes of Ellesbotough, Stone, and Hartwell, in said Coiinty ot Buckingham.— Dated this 8th Day of September, 1813. VTOTICE is hereby givers, That the next lN Quarterly Meeting of the Trustees appointed by Act of Parliament fur repairing the Highways leading from Old- Stratford in the County of North- ampton, to Hunrhurrh in the County of Warwick, will beheld at the Crown / nil. Foster's Booth, on Thursday t. heSOt h Day of September instant, at Kleven o'clock in the Forenoon, previous to which Meet- ing ail Persons who have any Claims upon the Trustees in respect of the said Highways, are de- sired to deliver in their Accounts lo Mr. Benjamin Gulden, of Dodfonl, in order that thev may be alio wed at the said Meeting. EDM. BURTON. Daoentrit, Sept. 14/ 4, 1313. Cotttntock cum Glapthorn Inelosure. *\ j\ J E, whose Names are hereunto subscribed, * V being Commissioners appointed by an Act of Parliament for the said Inclosare, do hereby give Not'ce, That we have set out and appointed the fol- lowing Public Carriage- Roads and Highways, through and over the Lands to be divided and inclosed by Virtue of the said Act as and for all the Public Car- riage- Roads and Highways, to be hereafter u^ ed over the same, that is to say,— Stamford Road. — One public Carriage Road and Highway of the Breadth of forty Feet, beginning at the South- End of Perihaw- Lane, and extending Southward along or near the present Course to the North End of a Lane in the Parish of Ouncile. Cotter stock Roa J.— One other public Carriage- Road and Highway, ot the Breadth of forty Feet, beginning « t the West End of the Village of Cotterstock, and extending Westward along the present Course to the Stamford Road. Glapthorn Road.— One otlwr public Carriage- Road and Highway, of the Breadth ot forty Feet, beginning at the Stamford Road, opposite to the End of the Cotterstock Road, and extending Westward over Stemborotigh Field, near the present Course of the • Road to the South- East Corner of an ancient Inclo- su: e belonging tolhe Ear! of Ca- digan, called Bodger's Close, and thence| Iongth& Soutii Side of the said Close to the East End of a I. ane in Upper- Glapthorn. Southwick Read.— One other public Carriage- Road and Migliwav, of the Breadth of forty Feet, beginning at the Glaprhorn Road, at the South- East Corner of the said Bodger's Close, and extending Northward along the East Sisle thereof, and thence in the same Direction to the South- West Corner of Boyle's Close, thence along or near the West Fence thereof, over the Frith Pasture, to the South- End of a Lane in the Parish of Southwick. CutiUle Road.—( hie other public Carriage- Road and Highway, of the Breadth of forty Feet, beginning at the . Glapthorn Road, opposite to the Er. d of the Southwick Road, and extending Southward to a J3ridr; e over the Brook, thence in the same Direction along the East Side of ancient Homesteads belonging to the Eatl of Cardigan, and the West End of the Town- Street, to the South- Fast Corner of an ancient Inclosure belonging to William Hudson, thence in a South. East Direction over Stockwell Field and Stoney f'iclj, to the North- West End of Glapthorn Road, in ' lie Parish of Oundle. Henefie'd Road. — One other public Carriage. Road and Highway, of the Breadth of foriy Feet, beginning at the West End of the Village of Upper. Glapthorn, an 1 extcndii * Westward over Nether Ditch Field, to the South- East Corner of Glapthorn Cow- Pasture and th.- nce along the South Side thereof to tile Lord- shipof Biggen, which it enters at the South- End of the fence of Glapthorn Cow Pasture. Biggen Koad.— And one other public Carriage- Road and Highway, of the Breadth of forty Feet, beginning a: the 3enefield Road, opposite to the South- East Corner of Glapthorn Cow- Pasture, and extending Southward to a Carriage- Gate iu the Boundary Fence of the Lord^ iip of Higgen. And wo do also give Noiice, that we have ascer- tained the afoiesaid several Roads by Marks and Bounds,, and have prepared a Mapin whichSueh Roads ard accurately laid down and described, and that the same, signed by us, is deposited with our Clerk, Mr. Sherard, for the Inspection of all Persons concerned. And wi do further give Notice, that we shall meet at the Sw A N INN, in, OUNDLE, on TUP so AY the 16TH Day ot NOVEMBER next, at Eleven o'Clock, when and where all Persons having aov Objections ta the above i'oads, or the Omission of any others, are re. quesi< * to attend to make the same. — Dated this 9th Day of September, ISIS. HUGH JACKSON. CHAS, BERKELEY. NOTICE is hereby given, That Application is intended to be made to Parliament in the en- suing Session, for Leave to bring in a Bill formaking and ma ntaining a Navigable Cut or Canal with proper Tunnels, Quays, Wharfs, Landing Places, Towing Paths and other necessary Works for com pleting the same, - from Ayiesbury, in the County ot Buckingham, to and into the River Thames or I sis, in the Parish of Culham, in the County of Oxford; which said Cut or Canal and other Works aie intended to pass into and through the several Parishes, Town- ships, and Places of Aylesbury; Hartwell, Stone, Dinton, Cuddington. Nether- Winchendon^ Chearsley, Haddennam, Long- Crendon, Shabbington, Ickford, and Wortninghall, in the County of Buckingham; and of Thumley, Waterperry, Holton, Wheatley, Cuddesden, Denton, Garsington, Marsh otherwise March- Baldon, Toot- Baldon, Burcott, Clifton, antl Culham, in the County of Oxford; and also for making a Navigable Collateral Cut from and out ot the said Canal at the Palish of Chearsley, in the said County of Buckingham, towards and unto the Parish of Wotton- Underwood, in the same County, for the better supplying of the said Canal with Water; and which said Collateral Cut is intended to pass into and through the several Parishes, Townships, and Places ot Chearsley, Ashendon cum Pollicutt, and Wotton- Underwood, in the said County of Buck- ingham.— And Notice is also hereby given, that in such Bill it is intended to obtain Powers for making and maintaining two Reservoirs for the b.- tter supply- ing such intended Cut or Canal and other Works with Water; one of which said Reservoirs is intended to be made in the Parishes of Stoke • Mandeville and Ellesborough, in the said County of Buckingham, and the other is intended to be made in the Parish of Stoke. Mandeville aforesaid; both of which areto communicate with the said intended Canal by Means of the Watercourse between the several Parishes of Stoke- Mandeville and Aylesbury, and the several Parishes of Ellesborough, Stone, and Hartwell the said County ot Buckingham. — Dated this 8th Day ot September, 1813. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO EE IT. TOTICE is hereby given, That an ad- * joumed Meet'ng of the Trustees of ( he Turn- pike ( toad from the South- End of Peacock's Lane n the Parish of Bromham, in the Comity of Bed- ford, to the Turnpike Road leading from Welling- borough to Olney, in the counts- of Buckingham ; and also the Road from the said Turnpike Road at or near the South- End of the Town of Olncy afore- said, to the Turnpike Ro. id learttHg from North- ampton to Newport- Paguell, iu the said County, will be held at the Be 1.1, INN, in O t, NE V aforesaid, NO TH v ITS DA V the FOURTREMTII Day of OCTO REH next, at Eleven o'clock in the F' « reuoon"; at which Meeting the TOLLS arising at the several Toll- Gates upon the said ( toad will be LETT to FARM by AUCTION for One Year, from such Time as the Trustees shall then agree upon, in the Manner di- rected by an Act of Parliament passed iu the 13 th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty King George the Third, for regulating Turnpike Roads, which Tolls produced the last Year, over and above the Expenses of collecting the same, the following Sums, v iz.: — Bromham Gate =£ 108. Lavendon Gar , with the Weighing ? Machine $ Rave. nstone Gate 90. and w ill be put up at such Sums as the Trustees then present shall direct. Whoever happens to he the best Bidder, must at the same Time give Security with sufficient Sure- ties, to the Satisfaction of the Trustees, for Payment of the Rem at such Time and in such Proportions as the said Trustees shall direct. JOHN GARRARD, Clerk to the said Trustees. Olneii, September 10< 4, ISIS. • TUITNPIKE TOLLS ™ LETT. NOTICE is hereby given, That the TOLLS arising at the several Toll- Gates upon or be- longing t? the Turnpike- Road leading from the 1' own of Northampton to Nevvoort- Pagnell, in the County of Buckingham, and called by the several Names of Preston Gate ( with the Weighing Machine and Side- Gate, a' ITII- ng Highway), and l. athbury Gate, will be LETT by'AUCTION to. the B st Bidder or Bidders, at the Hou^ e ot CHARLFS BROWN, known by the Name of HORTOW INN, in the County ot Northampton, on TUESDAY the S8ih Day ot SEP- TEMBER inst, between the Hours of Twelve anil Two .' Clock, in the Manner prescribed by the Act of the 13th Year of the Reign ot his present, Majesty ; which said several Tolls produced tile last Year the Sum ot a£ 1,890, over and above the EXpences'of collecting.— Whoever happens to be ttie Best Bidder or Bidders, must immediately par down into the Hands of the Treasure?, one Month's. Rent in Advance, and at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties to the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Road, for Payment of the Rent or Rents agreed for at such Times and iji such Manner as the said Trustees shall direct. By Order of the Trustees, R ABBEY, Clerk. RdT Dinner at Half- oast Two o'Clock. Northampton, Srpt. Uth, 1813. T 201. COUNTY FiltE- OFELCE. Duk, eof RUTLAMC, K. G. Marquisof BUCKI NG H AM, K. G. MarquisofNoRTHAMP- rON S. BERN* TliVSTEES. Earl of BUCKINGHAM- SHIRR Earl of U p PER- OSSOR Y WM. P. R/. EO, Esq. M. P. M. P. Esq Northampton, sq. Upton- Hall. rj TWj OTICE is hereby given, That Application is - L^: intended to be made to Parliament in the en suing Session, for Leave to bring in a Bill for vesting the present House of Correction for the Soke and Liberty of Peterborough, in the County of North- ampton, in the acting Magistrates for the said Soke and Liberty, and for empowering them to sell and convey the same, and the Yard, Land, Hereditaments, and Premises belonging thereto;, and also for em- powering them to sell, dispose of, and convey or exchange the Right or Rights of Common thereto belonging or appurtenant ; and the Allotment and Allotments to be set out in lieu thereof by Virtue of an Act of Parliament made and passed in the fifty- first Year of the Reign of his present Majesty King Teorge the Third, intituled, " An Act for inclosing ' Lands in the Parish of Saint John the Baptist, ' Peterborough, in the County of Northampton," and id so by Virtue of another Act of Parliament made For Pimples, blotches. Freckles, Ring- Worms, Hlack If'ottns, Car hum let,, df< r. efr. the greatest Clearer and iieauitjicr of tbt Face, is undoubtedly TYCR'S ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS; WHICH are' seriously recommended to all Mothers, Guardians, the Faculty, and Public in general, as a certain Cure for foul Humours of the Blood, pimpled Face ; Surfeits, Scurvy, Scrofula, Scald- Head in Children, Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Vene- real Ulcers ( when Mercury has failed), festering and other Eruptions on the Skin, whether from tnocu lation ot the Small- Pox, Cow- Pox, or any Cause whatever, effecting the same, in less Time, with greater Safety, and a: a smaller Expense, than any other Medicine yet discovered. Price 2s. Sd. or five Bottles ( value 9d. each) in one, for 12s. The following Case is a strong Proof of the supe rior Efficacy of the> e Drops:— An Infant, aged fou Yeats, the Son of Mr, Bunutt, Miller, ofWhitchurch had a violent Scorbutic Eruption all over his Body particularly the Face, insomuch that a Swelling on the Side of the Nose, the Size of a Pigeon's Egg entirely dosed one Eye, and much affected the other. Having had all the Medical Assistance possible for eighteen Months without Relief, he was induced through Recommendation, lo try these Drops, which Lad the desired Effect; and in three Weeks the Child Was perfectly cured, the Sight of the Eye restored and ha, continued in perfect Health ever since. Till Infant had been inoculated for the Cow- Pox, about thiee Months prior tothe Appearance of the Eruption Many other remarkable and well- attested Cures which are too long for Insertion in an Advertisement, may be seen in the Bill of Directions round eachBottle — Be particular in asking for Tyce's Antiscorbutic- Drops. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, John Tyce, No. 20, Hatton- Garden, London; and, Retail by the Primers of this Paper, and Edge, North empton ; Mather, Wellingborough ; and all Venders of Medicines in the Kingdom. and passed in the fifty- second Year of the Reign ol his said Majesty King George the Third, intituled, An Act for draining, inclosing, and improving the Lands called Borough Fen Common, and the four Hundred Acre Common, in the County ot North- ampton; and for forming the same into a Parish, " to be called Newbotough, and for building and " endowing a Church tor such Parish and for enibling the said Justices out of the Money arising from such Sale or Sales, and by a Rate or Rates to be levied upon the Owners of Estates within the said Soke and Liberty, either to Purchase a convenient Picce of Ground, in or near the City of Peterborough, for the Purpose of building a new House of Correction, with other necessary Erections thereon, or for the Purpose of building the same upon the said Allot- ment or Allotments to be set out in lieu ot the said Rittht or Rights, by Virtue of the said Act of the fifty- first Year of the Reign of his present Majesty t which ever they shall deem most adviseablel and tor vesting such new House of Correction, with the Land and Premises thereto belonging, in the Acting Magistrates for the said Soke and Liberty fur the Time being, and their Successors for ever, and tor de- fraying all other Expenses incidental to, or occasioned by the said intended Act. JOHN ATKINSON, Clerk of the Peace for the Liberty of Peterborough. RD MORLAND, Esq D f R ECTOKS FOR NO ItTTt AM PtO. V. JOHN KIPLING, Esq. Overtone. J. P. CLARKE., Esq. Welton- Place. CHRISTOPHER SMYTH, T. S. W. SAMWELL, J-: JOHN SMITH, Esq. Ouiidle Managing Director, ./. T. UJRRES BF. AVVO. YT, Esq. F. A. S. MIL unexampled Success which has'attended this Institution, and the obvious Benefits which it has procured to a numerous Portion of Country Resi- dents, encourage the Directors in th » ir Endeavours to render it as, extensively use'ul as possible, and induce them again to submit its Principles to a discerning Public. The Persons insured become Members All the Mem- bers share the Profits equally, according to their respective Contributions. A permanent surplus Capi- tal of = 6400,001) has been subscribed by the original Members, and they alone are responsible : Hence those who now desire to ensure are effectually secured against that# inlimited Responsibility which has been so severely felt in Societies upon tlu Contribution- ship or Union Principle. AGENTS. NORTH A M P TO N S HI R K. Northampton, Mr. IV. Hirdsall Brackley, Mr. IV. Ridge Daventry, Mr. Thomas Sanders Oundle, Mr. C. F. Yorkc Peterborough, Mr. Thos. White Thorpe, Mr. J. Meadows Thrapston, Mr. Geo. Barber Towcester, Mr. R . Cockerill, Jun. Wellingborough, Mr. T. Sanderson. BEDFORDSHIRE. Bedford, Mr. James Webb Amptllill, Mr. Samuel May Biggleswade, Mr. IV. W Gardner Dunstable, Mr. R. Gutter!,/ ge. Jun. Leighton- Buzzard, Mr. G. J. Cotptr l. uton, Mr. B. Harrison Woburn, Mr. John Drake. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Aylesbury, Mr. R. li'blte Beaconsfield, Mr. J.- Charsley Buckingham, Mr. T. Potter Chesham, Mr W. II. Biggs High. Wycombe, Mr. J. {. raft North. Crawley, Mr. W. Nash Great- Marlow, Mr. Thos. Rolls Newport- Pagnell, Mr. T. Hill Olney, Mr. T. L'vcll Princes'- Risboro' Mr. W. Dorset l enhy- Mratford, Mr. J. Day, Jun. Stony- Stratford, Mr. J. Day Wendover, Mr. C. Cosier Winslow, Mr. T. Potter Agents are also appointed in every principal Town, who are likewise Agents to the Provident Life- Office, founded on similar Principles. Brackley, Towcester, and Wesion- on- the- Grcen ' J'u rn pike- Koad. NOTICE is hereby given, I hat . a Meeting of the Trustees of the above Turnpike- Road, will be held at the CROWN INN, in BRACKLEY, in ihe County of Northampton, on TUESDAY the FIFTH Day of OCTOH& R next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Also, that the TOLLS arising at Surcott Wood Gate, with the Check- Gate near the Soap- Office, Hopper's Ford Gate, with the Check- Gate at Bid- dlesdon- Lane- End and Middleton Gate, will be LETT by AUCTION, to the Best Bidders, at the Place above mentioned, on the said fifth Day of October next, between the Hours of Eleven in til - Forenoon and Four in the Afternoon, either together or sepa- rately, as the Trustees present at the said Meeting shall think proper, in the Manner directed by the Act pas- ed in tile thirteenth Y'car of the Reign of his pre- sent Majesty King Geotge the Third, " for regulating the Turnpike- Roads ;" which Tolls produced the last Year the following Sums, above the Expenses of col- lecting them, and will be put up at those Sums respectively ( that is to say), Burcott Wood Crate, icith ( he Checlc- Gale near the Snap Office =£ 201 lioppersford Gate, toith the Check Gate at Biddtesden- Lane- End 116 Midtlleton Gate 80 Whoever happen to be the Best Bidders must at the same Time pay down a Deposit of .£ 10 per Cent, in Part of the Rent, and give Security, with sufficient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of th • Trustees, for the Payment of the Remainder of the Rent at such Times and in such Manner as they shall direct. Mso that new Trustees will be elected in the Stead of those who are dead or. refuse to act, and such othei Business transacted as by the Act is required. Bv Order of the Trustees, RT. WESTON, Clerk. Deddingtbit, Aug. 25: b. 1813 NORWICH UNION OFFICE. ! General Associatinn for preventing Accidents by \ Fire and remunerating Individual Sufferers, TIlUiTEXS, Earl of OXFORD I. out Viscount BER MAR D, EarlCitAVRN, SirG. ARMYTAOF., Bart. Lord SALTOUN. Sir Jos. SCOIT, Bart. llEOhjnct of this Institution is to unite the whole Kingdom upon a Principle of mutual Guarantee, and thereby to reduce the Exoense of Insurance as low as possible.— This is effected by the Premiums not wanted to defray Losses and Charges, being every Seven Years RETURNED to tile INSURED. The Institution has existed 17 Years, ." 7,000 Persons have become. Members, and the Re- payments have never been less than £ 50 per Cent. The Plan ot this Office being so generally preferred, the Directors have de'ermined to call in the Aid ot the principal Insurers in all Matters regarding the Welfare of the Society, and with this View are appointing Committees in most of the largg Towns throughout the Kingdom. It will be the Province of these Committees to watch over the Concerns ol the Institution within their Districts, and to inves- tigate all Losses which may happen and the Cause of Accidents— and any Measures ( not inconsistent with the general Principles of the Society), which these 1 ical Boards may suggest to the Directors for the Pro tection of Property and tor lessening the Evils atten dant on Fires, will have due Attention. Acting Member for Northampton and its Vicinity, Mr. J. ABEL, Bookseller. Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company, NEW- BRIOGE STREET, LONDON ; EMPOWERED li YACT OF PARLIAMENT; AGENTS: — Northampton,— Mr. HENRY HARDAY. Banbury,— Mr. JOHN GARDNER. Oxford, — Mr. JOSEPH ANDREWS. Burford,— Mr. W. H. DAVIS. NSURANCES falling due at Michaelmas should be renewed within 15 Days from that Period. Abatements are made, according to the Plan which originated with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances OUT OF LONDON. A large. Ad vantage is allowed on Life Insurance; and every Facility h afforded by which the Interest and Conve- nience of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PII IP PS, Secretarv. To ' he Creditors and DeVoh of Mr. JOSEPH PULLEY, late o/' AitpiuitL, in the County of Bedford, Surgeon. Till', Creditors of the said Mr. PULLF. Y. who have executed the Deed of Trust are hereby informed, that, on applying at the Office of Mr. EasfJes, Solicitor, Ampthill, they may receive ihe first Dividend of Twelve Shillings in the Pound on their respective Debts ; and, as a further and final Dividend is intended to be made as soon as the remaining Debts are collected, it is requested, that all Persons who still stand indebted to the said Mr. Pullej, will pay their respective Debts imme- diately to the said Mr, liagles, or Proceedings will be taken for the Recovery thereof, By Order of the Trustees, . Ampthill, Sept. 16th, 1813. U. EAGLES. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. \ LL Persons who stand indebted to the Estate of JOHN LEEDAL, of BIGGLES- WADE, in the County of Bedford, Gentleman, de- ceased, are desired to pay their respective Debts to his Administrator, Robert Leedal, of the Parish of All Saints, in the Borough of Stamford, White- smith, or to Mr. Chapman, Solict or, ill Biggie.' wade aforesaid, who is authorised by the said Ad- ministrator to receive the same, ou or before the Eleventh Day of October next, or legal Means will he taken for recovering the same ; and all Per- sons to whom the said John Leedal stood indebted at the Time of his Decease, are requested forthwith to deliver an Account thereof to the said Mr. Chap- man, in order that the same may be discharged. Tt it RICH WHEEL. Two Prizes of £ ! 0,000, SfC. <$- c. 4 c. and onty o ie Day to draw. N- EXT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, is the last Day of Drawing, when the first Ticket drawn a Prize above =£ 16 will receive in Addition, Ttcentif Thousand Pounds, besides the 20,00$ Prizes, the Wheel contains 1 of =£ 1,000, 4 of =£ 5;) 0, 5 of .£ i » 0, 10 of .-£ 100, and the t ill Proportion of i£ 50, >£ 45, and .£ 20 Prizes. Pickets and Shares are selling, warranted undrawn, at Northampton,— by J, ABEL, Bookseller, Banbury— J. G. RUSHER, Printer, Bridge- Street. Yarmouth— S. Dunn ANT, Bookseller, Market- Place. Holt— J. SHALDERS. Wellingborough— J. JF. rfsoN. lor RICHARDSON, GOOD1. UCK, & Co. Contractors, London; u ho sold and shared in the present Lottery, No. 8 471 a Prize of £ 1,00: 1 ; No. 1,1 0 a Priz- of jSiOO ; atui No. 4,313a Prize of £ 300. Security uombined with Profit. SUFFOLK AND GENERAL COUNTRY AMI- CABLE INSURANCE OFFICE. AGAISST I. OIS I! r Fill ft. Established at Bury ami Ipswich, in 1802. pHREE- FIFTHS of the net Profits arising i. from the Premiums received in this Office will, at the Expiration ot every th'ee Years, be returned to the Insured, who, although they thus participate in the Success o! the Conc- rn, will be wholly exonetated from any Risk or Liability to a Call for the Purpose of making good Losses, th - Proprietors being solely responsible out of an ample Capital, and pledged personal Security. The Business of this Office is conducted in a Man- ner equally consonant with Liberality to the Insured, and to Economy in its Management. The Rates of Insurance are as reasonable as those of any ottier Oifice in the Kingdom. Farming- Stock, whether in Buildings or elsewhere on the Farm, at 2s. per Cent. Persons whose Premium, fall due at Michaelmas, are requested to apply tor their Receipts to Mr. EAGLES, Agent for AMPTHILL and its Neighbourhood. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of George. T, for assuring Houses, Buildings, Corn, Hay, Goods, t) c. and also for tlieAssurance of Lives. SEPTEMBER, 1S13. ^ IlIS CORPORATION have reduced the Pre- 1 , whose Nairif; s are under- written, beini: * V A G'EK'IS for the SUN F1 RE OFFICE, have PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, ( Specially empowered by Act of Parliament), For the Insurance of Lives, the Grant and Purchase of Annuities, and the Endowment oj ChildreA, Scutbamjjtan - Street, Stt and. R. ES I DENT, The Most Noble the MarquU of BUCKI NGHAM, K. G. VICE- PR ESI DENTS, Marquis of SALISBURY, K. G. Earl TEMPLE, Viscount BULKELY, TRUSTEES Viscount DUNCAN WON, Viscount CHSTWYND, Lord BR AYBROOK. MJiN i HE - OF 11 ( J E, BANK. BUILDINGS, and CRAlG's- COURT, CHARING- CROSS, LONDON, For insuring Houses and other Buildings, Goods, Mer- chandise, Ships in Harboury in Dock, or Building, and Crafty- from Loss and Damage by Fire. X " ' Authority from the Managers, to inform the Public, and all Persons insured in the said Oifice, that the Pieniium on the Stock ol Corn and Hay, being the Produce of a Harm, also Cattle and Implements of lusbar. dry thereon, will bs rated at Two Shillings per Cent, and that PRINTED RECEIPTS, under out Hands, are ready for Delivery, for the Premium and Duty on Policies, as they become due; and that Hinted Proposals of the Terms of Insurance may be tad of us, which will be found AS MODERATE, IN VERY RESPECT, AS THOSE CF THE OTHER OFFICES. ( JD* FARMING- STOCK may be insured, generally, in all barns, and Out- houses, or on a Farm, without the average Clause, which may be seen by applying to us, who will give any further Information whicii nay be required, for the explaining this Mode of Insurance. Northampton, R. SCRVIEN. Peterborough. ' J. ATKINSON. Towcester, WT INNS. Kettering, I). HENNELL, Daventry, C. TOMALIN. Lutterworth, S. CHAPMAN. Leicester, J. PRICE. Banbury, J. PAIN. Buckingham, T. STUCKBIRY. Nevvport- Pagnell, W. LUCAS. Potton, J. PEULEY. Stamford, T. COOKE. Coventry, S. CARTER. Leighton- Buzzard, J. SAN DON. Bedford, C. BAILEY. Warwick, 11. HARPER. Aylesbury, E. DAGNALL. Melton- Mowbray, ]. CUMENTSON. Policies insuring Three Hundred Pounds, are issued free of Expense; and all Payments for Losses by Fire are made by this Office, without Deduction. The SUN FIRE- OFFICE have always paid Losses or Damage by Fire from Lightning. 3 HEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty AiT c- A tions with their usual Concomitants, S^ asm or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and genera Debility ( originating in whatever Source), are re. Sieved and frequently cured by Whitehead's Us ence of Mustard Pills, after every other Means have failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard ( used with the fill, in those Complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and elfectual Remedy in the World, generally curing the severest SPRAINS AND BRUISES in less than Halt the Time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation; and if used immediately after any Accident, it prevents the Part turning black. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothe- cary, No. 15, Greek- Street, Soho, London, at 2s. 9d. each Box or Bottle. They are also sold by the Printers ofthis Taper; Higgs, Market- Harhorough ; Loggin, Aylesbury and Leighton ; Tomalin, Daventry; Mather, Wellingborough; Baxter, Bicester; Marriott, Banbury; and every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. !! T The Genuine has a black Ink Stamp, with the Name of R. Johnston inserted on it. Marquis of BUCKINGHAM Lord BRAYBROOK, WM. 1' RAED, Eifl. M. P and fifteen • WORM TEA, or TEA of WEALTH; mi IK Reputation of which lias linen established tor upwards of thirty Years, for the Destruction ef Worms either in Men, Women, or Children. 1 is a pleasing Reflection, particularly to Parents who five it their Children, and is a Fact well known to the Faculty, that it cannot contain a Particle of that, baneful Mineral, Mercury^ which is the Basis of most other Worm Medicines". From the Use of this Tea, Children have been known to grow more iu one Month than they did in twelve before; what makesti more recomijundable, is, its being as agreeable as common Tea, and' in its Operation as innocent, requires no Confinement in the House, or Restraint in Diet.— Price Is. lj> d. Messrs. Sutton, & Co. No. 10, Bow Church- Yard, London, are appointed the only Wholesale Ven- ders ; it may be had Retail of the Printers of this T. lper, and W. Biulsall, Northampton; Tomalin, Davcntrv; Mather, Wellingborough; and ot every other Vender of Mejtcir. es iu the Kingdom. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC AT LARGE IS RECOMMENDED AN A II TIC 1. E O F SINGULA R E. YC E /., I. UNCI'., patronized by their Royal Highnesses t^ e Princess of I VALES and Duke of SUSSEX, the SPANISH AMBASSADOR, Officers of the NAVY anil ARMY, and by the most distin- guished Families in the Kingdom ; MACASSAR OIL FOR TI1E IIAIR. '| M1F, Virtues of this Oil, extracted from a J Tree in the Island of Macassar, in the East- Indies, are far beyond Kulogium, for increasing the Growth of Hair on BALD PLACES to a beautiful Length and Thickness, preventing it falling oil" or turning grey to ihe latest Period of Life; bestows on ihe Tresses an inestimable GLOSS and SCENT, and produces a beautiful Curl; promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eyebrows, & c. ; U pre- eminent for Children's Hair; in fine it is the first Production in the World for eradicating all Impurities, and rendering the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children truly ELEGANT and BEAUTIFUL. IMMEDI- ATELY AFTER SEA- BATHING this Oil should be applied as a Preservative— Firco Rcwlatd's Treatise on the Hair, included with each Bottle, highly worthy the Attention of eveiy Family. Sold at ' 3s. fid.— 10s. 6d.—<£ 1. Is. per Bottle, by the Proprietors, Rowland & Son, Kirby- Street, • Hatton- Garden, London; and by their Appointment by the Printers of this Paper, and Mr. Sharp, Per- fumer and Hair- Cutter, Northampton ; Ward, Da- ventry; Derbyshire, Perfumer, and Swinfen, Drug- gist, Leicester ; Nettleship, Lincoln; Moxon, Gainsborough ; Page, Oundle; Cave, Peterborough; Norri,, Bedford; and by all Perfumers, Hair- Cutters ; and Medicine Venulers in every Town thioughuut the Empire. Caution.— To pi vent Imposition, please to ask for Rowland's Macassar Oil, and observe that each byttl'e is signed on the Label in Red Ink, A. Rom- land & Son, and the Treatise on the Hair included with each Bottle, without winch nans Gamins. Sir JOHN C. TURNER, S. B MORLAND, Esq M. P. Directors. Managing Director— J. UJHBEII HEJUMOXT, Esq. F. A. S. qpiIE DIRECTORS of this INSTITUTION, l- with Confidence derived from its eminent Suc- cess, invite public Attention to the important Benefits which it is calculated to produce. Even on the ordinary, Plan of Insurance Companies, the Utility ot Life Insurance is manifest; but how much more advantageous is it on the Plan of the Provident Office In tlie common Mode the specific Sum insured, is recovered, but nothing more. — In that ot the Providen Oifice, while equally secure of the specific Sum insured, the Member is entitled to share the surplus Profits; and this, it has been seen, will frequently double and treble the Sum stated in the Policy I— and this also without any additional Charge ot Premium ' Military Men are not charged with any extra Pre- mium unless called into actual Service. Insurances are extended to. any Part of the World. No Admission Fees are requited, nor is any Charge made for Policies, except the Stamp Duty. A Pamphlet fully explaining the Principles and Terms ot the Institution may be had at the Oifice, and of the Agents and Booksellers, Price 6d. Agents are appointed in the principal Towns, who are likewise Agents to the County Fire Office. DANIEL'S RURAL SPORTS, A NEW VOLUME. ^ IIIS Day was published, A Supplement, iorming a fourth Volume lo the Rural Sports; comprising among other Matter, Remarks upon, and Anecdotes of the Fish, Beasts, and Birds, that at all interest, or are searched after by the Sportsman. By the Rev. W. B. DANIEL. Printed uniformly with the first Editions, in large and small 4to. and Royal Kvo. and embellished with a fine Portrait of the Author, and other Plates, by Tomkins, Landseer, & c. Price, iu extra Boards: — miums on Farming- Stock from 2s. fid. per Cent, to Two Shillings; and, existing Insurances covering such Property will be reduced as they become due, upon Application to the Agent through whom the Insurances were nude. Persons whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 29th Instant, are hereby informed, that RECEIPTS are now ready to be delivered to the COMPANY'S respective AGENTS under- mentioned; and the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies, on or before the 14th Day of Oct. next, as the usual fifteen Daysallowed for Payment beyond the Dateof each Policy will then expire. SAMUEL FENN1NG, Jun. Secretary. N O RTH A M l'TO N S HI R F.. Northampton,— THEOPHM. US JEYES. Thrapston,— JAMES ROBINSON. Towcester.,— WINCKLESI CLEAVER, of G - een's- Norton. Wellingborough,— WILIUM WARRSN. Daventry,— WILLIAM KENDRICK. BEDFORDSHIRE. Bedford,— M. PARTRIDGE. Biggleswade,— JOHN LANCASTER, Leighton,— D. WILLIS. Luton,— D. I.. WILLIS. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Aylesbury,— Bi L L TURNER. Beaconsfield,— THOS. WITTS WAI. FOID. Buckingham,— ROBERT MILLER. Chesham,— THOMAS CREED. Great- Marlow,— JOHN RALFS, Newport- Pagnell,— R. COLLISSOM. Olney,— RICH\ RQ HARROLD. Stony- Stratford,— J. BiLLINGTON. Winsiow,— P. DUDLEY. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Huntingdon,— ROBERT SI- AFFORI:. St. Ncots,— WM. DAY. Stillon,— J. BOPGER. • LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicester,— JOHN KING, Loughborough, — WILLIAM DA ULBY. Maiket- Harborough,— WM. SPRIGG. Melton- Mowbray,— ROBERT JUBO. WARWICKSHIRE. Birmingham,— J AM ES K I N DO N , Coventry,— JF. SIMI'EL SM'ITH. Kineton,— THOMAS ARSOTTS. Rugby,— RI CH A RD BLRNCOWE. Warwick,— HENRI- SIIARFI. N. B. Fire Policies will be allowed, free of EX pense, where the Annual Premiums amount to 6s or upwards. This Company have invariably made good Losses by Fire, occasioned t> y Lightning; Proposals may b'e had of the different Agents. * JJ.* Assurances on Lives being found to be advan tageous'to Persons having Oiftces, Employments, Estates, or other Incomes determinable on the Life or Lives of themselves or others, Tables of the Rates for such Assurances, and for the granting Annuities on Lives, may be had of the said Agents. And for the greater Convenience of the Public, the " Company have determined to extend ( by special Agreement) the Assuranceson Lives to the Age of 73 Years RAN lvttU PI S required lo surrender. Champion Jas. Great St, Helen's, Bishopsgate- street- within, London, broker, dealer and chapman, Oct. 4, 5, 30, Guildhall.— Att. Lowless & Crosse, St. Mildred's- Court, Poultry. Lloyd Thos. Gray's. Inn, Holborn, London, money- scrivener, d. & c. Sept. 25, Oct. 5,30, Guildhall. — Att. Meggison & Fairbank, Hatton- garden. Bwbidge Edw. George- street, Minories, London, merchant, tl. & c. Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 30, Guildhall. — Att. Palin » r, Totnlinsons, & Thompson, Coj>- thall- court, l'hrogmorton- street. Neale das. Shacklewell, Middlesex, drug- grinder, d. & c. Sept. 28. Oct. 1). 30, Guildhall.— Att. Jones & Reynall, Lord- Mayor's Coutt- Office, Royal. Exchange. I. a Serre John Geo. Hickory, Middlesex, merchant, Sept. 25, Oct. 5, 30, Guildhall.— Att. Crowder, l. avie, & Garth, Frederick- place, Old- Jewry. Rudnick John Jacob, Circus, Minories, London, mer- chant, d. Sec. Sept. 25, Oct. 5, 30, Guildhall.— Att. Greg^ on, Dixon, & Gregson, Angcl- court, Thro^ mor ton- street. Mills Edw. Leadenhall. mirke', London, butcher, Sept. 2S, Oct. 9, 30, Guild'h. dl. — Att. Kearsey Se Spurr, Bishopsgate- street- within. Noel Sanrl. Ri:> Janeiro, merchant, d. & c. Oct. 7, 30, Swan Hotel, Birmingham. — Att. Spunier 4£ Inglebv, Birmingham. Sh'teve Hen. of Great- Yarmouth, Norfolk, boot ami shoemaker, Sept. 29, 30. Oct. 30. Duke's. Head Inn, Yarmouth. — Att. Bell. Great- Yarmouth. Dunlin Wm. Kingston- upon- Hul', broker, Sept. ? 3, 21, Oct. ,30, George Inn, Kingston- upon- Hull, —\' t. Browne, Hull. Abe'ffraiu David Williams, Anglesey, corn- merchant, grocer, d.& c. Oct. 9, 23, 30. Sportsman Inn, Carnarvon. — Att. Williams, Carnarvon. WoodGeo. and Taylor Jar. Nottingham, cotton- spinner, d. & c. Oct. 1, 2, 30, White Hart Tavern, King- ston- upoFi- lIul- i.— Att. Richurdson, Hull. Chapman Thos. Shoreditch, Middlesex, tallow- chand— 1 r, d. & c. Oct. 1, 2, Nov. 2, Guildhall.— Att. Donnollon & Bowden. Keeling Edw. Hanley, Staffordshire, flint- merchant, d. . Vc, Oct. 19, 20, Nov. 2, Tjlbot and Com- mercial Inn, Stoke- upon- Trent.— Att. Tomlinson, Staffordshire Potteries. Robettson JJS. Windmill- street, Haymarket, Middle- sex,. baker, d. & c. Oct. 1, 2, Nov. 2, Guildhall. — Att. Reilly, StafTord- row, Buckingham- gate. Anderson John, Tower- hill, London, glass and china- man, d. & c. Sept. 25, Oct. 9, Nov. 2, Guild- lull.— Att. Abrahams, Jewry- street, Aldgate. Beck James, Aske- terrace. Hoxton, Middlesex, watch & clock- maker, Sept. 25, Oct. 9, Nov. 2, Guildhall.— Att. Murray & Wasbrough, Sun- court, Cornhill. Hare Wm. Church. row, Newington- Butts, Snrry, sofa. manufacturer, d. & c. Sept. ' 25, Oct. 2, Nov. 2, Guildhall — Att. Chabot, Stewart- street. Lancaster Jos. Tooting, Surrv, printer, schoolmaster, d. & c. Sept. 25, Oct. 2, Nov. 2, Guildnall.— Att. Vandercom & Comyn, Bush- lane, Cannon. street. Bortch Sam/. Scarborough, Yorkshire, mariner, d. & c. Sept. 25, Oct. 2, Nov. 2, Guildhall. London.— Att. Nind, Throgmorton- street. Lukey Thos. Bidefotd, Devonshire, tallow- chandler, Oct. 2, Nov. 2, Guildhall, London.— Att. Smith, Bideford. Folk a ' d William, Weston- place, Pancras, Middlesex, ironmonger, Sept. 55, Oct. 5, and Nov. 2. Guild* hall.— Att. Cuppage, Jermyn- street. Bankruptcies enlarged. Webb Thos. Hitchin, Hertfordshire, draper, from Sept. 25 to Oct. 1. Ward Daniel, Romford, Essex, victualler, from Sept. 21 to 23. DIVIDENDS t. o be made to CREDITORS. Clarke S. Leicester, suit. merchant. — Oct 13. See F. S. Earith, Huntingdonshire, Butcher.— Oct. 20 » ' 1. d. 6 0 6 0 Imperial Quarto 4 14 Medium Drawing Quarto .. 3 fi Demy Quarto 2 12 Royal Octavo 2 2 Subsctibers, Gentlemen, and Booksellers, are re spectfully informed that only a limited Number are printed, and from the Experience alforded by tlie rapid Sale and consequent Advance of the former Volumes ; they are recommended to complele their Sets without Delay, which will prevent Disappointment, and ensure good Impressions of all the Sizes. Gentlemen who have favoured Mr. Daniel with their Names will please to apply to him at No. 39, Garden- Row, West- Square, Lambeth. London i Printed tor B. and R. Crosby & Co. Stationers' Court, Ludgate- Street, and sold by all Booksellers. ERUPTIONS form one of" the most annoying Complaints we are subject to ; their unsightly Appearance urge impatiently their Removal ; and too often this Impatience has caused their Obstinacy — Let these Patients ever remem'ser that the Treat tneiit ought to be mild, innocent, and rational, tha they depend almost universally on internal Irritation,, and from imperfect Digestion ; ar. d that Purgatives are detrimental. — S PI LSB'o R Y'S PATENT ANTI- SCO RBU llC DROPS are now universally pre. ferred in the Cure of these Complaints from their Success : as well as in Scrofula, Scorbutic, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Bilious Complaints. Mr. SPILSBURY has Reason to believe Scrofula is not hereditary, but the Attendant on a State ot Debility in a naturally delicate Habit : thus Children who are visited with Measles antWHooping- Cough, or Scarlet- Fever, or any Disease that leaves them weak and delicate, produce Disease of the Glands, and cans'quent Emaciation. Accidents deranging complicated Structure have the same Effect. A natural Train of reasoning has produced this Con- viction, which has been materially a sisted by observing the PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS in their Operation ; always assisting the Appetite and general Health; and as these increase, the Disease every Day lessens.— Sea Air or Bathing is only ofUse in as much as change of Air mends the Health, hut he feels persuaded of none other, and when the Strength is not immediately improved, is ot dis- service. Sold Wholesale at E. Edwards, 6S, St. Paul's Church- Yard; and Retail at the Dispensary, 15, Soho- Squaie, London, in Bottles of fis.— double, 10s. 6d.— and largest, £\ 2s. Duty included ; also by the Printers ot this Paper, and Marshall, North- ampton; Tomalin and Wilkinson, Daventry; Higgs. Harborough; Barringer, Newport - Pagnell j and Mather, Wellingborough. COMPOUND ESSENCE, 8s. To Mrs. JOHNSON, 91, Newman- Street. M ADAM, HAVING experienced the good Effect of your invaluable MEDICINE for CHILDREN, while - ething, 1 take this Opportunity, for the good of oiheis. — Being a Father, can judge what their Parents feel, when they see their dear little Infants suffer, without a Possibility of allording them the least Relief; but, thank God, that is happily remov. d, since you have introduced the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Having ex- perienced the good Effect with two of my Children, can speak with Confidence:— the first was very ill, and had Fits with cutting his back Teeth ; we no sooner rubbed the Child's Gums than he got better, and his Teeth came through without any more Pain or Convulsion. The other little Darling was so extremely weak that it was distressing to see him : not thinking it was his Teeth, did not apply the Syrup, until a Thought struck my Wife, that she would try the Syrup, as it might be the Teeth. No sooner were his Gums rubbed than he began to amend, and in less than a VVeek no one would have thought it was the same Child, and continued cutting his Teeth without Pain. Jt being impossible to describe the State they were in, shall be happy to satisfy aoy Lady who may have a Child in tlie same way, by calling at my House, No. 6!>, Margaret- Street, Caven- tish- Square. If I should be blessed with any more Children, will always begin to apply the Syrup in I'ime, and am, Madam, your's respectfully, May 10, 1813. MERCER. To be had ot the Proprietors, Johnson and Wil- liams, No. 91, Newinan- Stieet, Oxford- Street; of the Printers of this Paper, and of all the principal I VIedicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. Bottle. To Thomas Taylor, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge- Street, London. Sir, [ Consider it but an Act of Justice due to the . Merits of your Leake's Patent Pills, to commu nicate to you the following Cure, which has recently beeii performed by then.:— An Acquaintance ot mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint ( attended by a Complication of Disorders arising therefrom) was reduced almost to a Skeleton, and although he had the best medical Advice which could be obtained, and tried a Variety ot Patent Medicines, nothiiig could be procured which seemed to suit his Case, or to do him any Service; he remained in most reduced and pitiable Situation for two Years, unable to follow his Profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his Legs ; in Fact, no one who knew him ever supposed it possible for him to recover. He was advised at last. to try your Leake's Pills— he did so, adhering strictly to the Directions given with them; he had not taken more than four Boxes before he found an Alieration for the better; this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few- Boxes more he found his Appetite and Strength gra- dually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any Man 1 know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any Person tome for a Confirmation ot the above Account if it should be doubted.— 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, THOMAS I'UROAY. Library, Folks/ one, July 10, J1305. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London, at his House, Ne. 9, New Bridge- Street; where he will give Advice, without a Fee, to Persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patients' Letters if Post- paid, on the same Termk, observing in all Cases the most inviolable Secrecy ; no Patient' Name or Case having been mentioned, but at t- hei own particular Request, by the Proprietor, during the Course of more than 38 Years that he has had the con ducting of an extensive Sale of the above Medicine and the Practice arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his Appointment, by the Printers of this Paper, and Marshall, Northampton ; I nns, and Gal lard, Towcester; Tomalin, Bates, and Wilkinson, Daventry ; Sharps, Warwick; Rollason Coventry; Price Leicester; jlarrod, Harborough Seeley, Buckingham; Loggin, Aylesbury and Leigh ton; Knight, Coilis & Dash, & Munn, Kettering Mather, Wellingborough; Beesley, Banbury ; Tookey Oundle; Palgrave, Beuford ; Atkinson, Manchester and by one Person in every considerable Town i Great- Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s, 9d each, sealed up, with full and plain Direction: whereby Persons of either Sex may cure themselve. with Ease and Secrecy. N. 11. Every Box sold in Great- Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by Favour ot theCommis- Isioners, is printed at the Stamp- Office— if. Taylor, .. OAUTION.-— Be sure to ask for Johnson and Wil- w .. hams s American Soothing Syrup, as there aie several No. 9, New Bridge- Streer- xo imitate which is Felony spuitous bolts, ' All All others ate Counterfeit. LONDON MARKETS. Corn Exchange, Monday, Sept. 20, 1813. We h- ul a pretty joo. l supply of new Wheals for this day's Market, besides some quantity remain- ing over from last week ; hence the sales wero dull this morning, although fine samples have met with no alteration in value.— Barley is still in brisk demand, and having received but a short supply since this d ly se'nnight, is selling full 2s. per quarter higher. — Hug Peas readily sold thi » morning at adfuhred prices, but were somewhat dull at nooii — The arrival of new Beans was very plentiftii this morning ( chiefly Esse!*) which reduced prices about 4s. per quarter.— We had a large supply of new Oats this in iruing, which caused a great dulness in the sales, and reduce! prices about Is, per quarter ; the inferior de- scriptions are full 2s. per quarter lower, and scarcely saleable at that rate. Suftolks — s. to — s,' Grey l'eas ..— s. to — s. Fine — s. to 64s. Beans 56s. to 60s. 1 Fine 63s. to 68s. Ticks 52s. to £ 8Si, Oats 20to 27s. l'olands 2Js. to 30s. 1' otatoe uuto31s. to 37s. 9d. lower than Wheat 70s to 82s. Fine 84s. to 88s. Superfine — s. to — s. Fine White.. 98s. tol05s. Rye 41s. to 48s. Barley 38s; to 44s. Fine Suffolk — s. to — s. Malt 82s. to 86s White Peas.. 70s. to 75s. Avetage of Wheat, 86s. lOdi— i-. last return. Fine Flour, S5s. to 9js.— Seconds, 75s. to 80s Average of Flour 89s. Id.— 0s. 4d. J lower than last return. PRICE OF SEEDS. Carraway 75s. Od. to 8 ) s. 0d. ) Coriander 20s. Od. to 25s. 0d.' Red Clover 70s. Od. tolOOs. Od. C l'ercwl- White ditto 70s. Od. tol2fis. Od.) Rye Grass 30s. 0d. to 45s. Od. per quartet White Mustard...... 8s. Od. to 16s. Od.; . , Brown ditto 16s. Od. to 20^. Od. S llc^ busl1 Turnip Lis. Od. to 14s. Od. uitto, JPK1CE OF HOPS. BAOS. Kent Sussex Essex Poc KETS. K. ent 61. Sussex 61. Farnham 121. 51. 0s. to 81. IOSA 51. Os. to 61. 6s. 61. Us. to 81. Os. 0s. tolll. llsi 0s. to 91. 0s. to 161. Os. SMI TllFl EI. D. — MONDAY, Sspt. 20. ( To sink the oflal— per stone ot bibs.) Beef.. 4s. 6d. to 5s. 8d Muuou5s. Od. to 6s. 4.1. Lamb .... 5s. Veal 5s. 4d. to 6i. I Pork 6;. Ot. to 7s. 4d. to 6s. 8d. 8d. 4< i. Head of Cattle this D. y— Beasts, about 2458— Sheep, 15,820.— Calyes, ISO— Pigs, 27u. NEWGATE AND LF. ADENHAI. I. MARKETS. Beet.. 4s. Od. to5s. Od. j Veal ,4s. 4d. to6s. 4d. Muttoi; 4S. Od. to 5s. 4d. ) Pork. 6s. 4d. to7s. 44. Lamb 4s. 8d. to 6s. 4d. PRICE OF TALLOW, Sic. TownTallow 96s. 6d. Yellow Russia93s. Od. Whiteditto 89s. Od. Soap ditto .. 88s. Cd. MeltingStufl' 82s. Od. Ditto rough 60s. Od. Graves 28s. Od. Good Dregs. 9s. Od. SOAP — Yellow.. 10' 2s. Od. St. James's Market 5s. 8d. Clare Market .... 0s. 01, Wlntechapel Market 5s. 7d. lis. 3d. Average per st. ofSlb. 5s. 7d, J Mottled.. 114s. 0d.- PRICE OF LEATHER, PER POUND. Butts,' 50 to 5Slb. each « 4d. to 27d. Ditto, 56 to 651b. each 27d. to2sd. Merchants' Backs 23d. to 24d. Dressing Hides 2U1. J to24f.' j Fine Coach- Hides 22d. to 23d. 4 Crop Hides, 85to401b. for cutting ,. 22d. i to 25d. ' ' to 23d to 38 J < o 4' £ to 4 VI to ' jt j 4s to 501b 21d. A Call Skin 80to 401b sat. « C to 701b 40d. 70 to 801b 401. Small Seals ( Greenland) 31d. Nortlnmpton : Printed an 1 Published by an [ , T. LI, Dicer, FV. SCRIES, IF I(. SMITHS: U-.