kmrall V X' AND MIDLAND COUNTIES GENERAL ADVERTISER Vol. LVIII. Printed and Published by John Price, Market- place Leicester. ,155 FBI DAY, September 8, 1809 S Circulated through the principal Towns, & populous 1/ illages, in the Counties of Leicester, Rutland, ) Lincoln. Nottingham, Derby, Stafford, Warwick, Northampton, Cambridge, and York. Stamp Duty - Paper and Print 3} d. 3d PRICE 6,} d— or i. 9 : 0 per Anrijip SUNDAY'sft TUESDAY'sPOSTS LONDON, MONDAY, Sept. 4. The Hardy gun- brig arrived in thejlowns on Friday from the Scheldt, with upwarels of ninety transports under convoy, containing the whole ofthe cavalry belonging to the Ex- pedition. The cavalry was no longer wanted when the idea of ulterior enterprise was given up. South Beveland, North Beveland, and Schowen, we suppose by this time have been evacuated, or will be immediately evacuated ; and we shall confine ourselves to keeping pos- session of the island of YValcheren— A force of twelve thousand men, with a strong naval force, will be sufficient to keep it against any attempt that may be made by the enemy. Mr. Wood, the private Secretary of Lord (^ ustlereagh, has returned ft om the head- quar- ters ofthe Earl of Chatham, who is expected to emb.' vk for England, as soon as all the ar- cannon that remained in into Geroua. Spanish papers to the 16th tilt, have been received. The Seville Gazette contains two dispatches from General Venegas, giving ac- counts of two actions which he had with the enemy on the 5th and 11th ultimo, in both of which he states the enemy to have been re- pulsed ; but he was nevertheless under the necessity of retreating, and his head- quarters were on the 11 th at Camernas. De Rolle's regiment, under the command of Major Bosset, amounting to 700 men, have embarked at Portsmouth for Sicily. This fine regiment is the ore that was in the French ser- vice in Portugal, and came over to us after the ba'. tle of Vimiera. I We understand there will speedily be laid before the public, an enquiry into the most i eligible means of bringing the affairs of India under the immediate controul of Government on the expiration of the present charter ol the a serviceable state, J* ALL IN ONE DAY! The only Lottery to be drawn this Year. rangementsf for repairing the fortifications of , £ ast jncjja Company, in March 1814. It Flushing, ana garrisoning the island of Wal- cheren, shall be complete. It is stated, that our army is immediately to be employed on a fresh expedition. Order* were oil Saturday night dispatched from the Admiralty to Sir R. Strachan, and from Lord Castlereagh's office, addressed " to the Com- mander in Chief of the British troops in Zea- land containing instructions on the subject of this new enterprize. Orders were also given for providing provisions & c for twenty- five thousand men tor one month ; the service ' in question therefore is not very remote. The following extract of a letter from an efficer commanding one of the frigates under the orders * f Commodore Owen, m the more northern waters of Zealand, d'ated off Wil- Jiamstadt, Aug. 28, may perhaps furnish some ground of speculation respecting future « perations.—" Since the abandonment ofthe attack on Lillo and Antwerp, we heaf that a large detachment cf our army is to pijucetd against Williamstadt and Helvoetsluy v^ In the latter place there are only 1600 men, and ATI " HE Hosiers of Leicester ana its Vicinity, are at the former there are one ship of 90 guns4 *\ JL requested to attend a Meeting at the En- two schooners, and 40 gun- chanSe> ° a Thursday the 14th of September next, will be attempted to be demonstrated in thi • enquiry, that the division of the present es- tablishment into six separate companies will most effectually accomplish that desirable ob- tect ; that is, two companies for Bengal and the interior, one company for Bombay, one company for Madras and for China, and for the Eastern Archipelago two, leaving the re- maining trade, now the exclusive monopoly of the East India Company, from the streights of Magellan to the Cape of Good Hope, open to all natives of the united kingdom. / • Law Partnership wanted. AGentleman of Respectability, well acquainted with both T own and Country Practice, ( par- ticularly the latter) wishes to obtain an active Part- nership iu an Office of extensive Connexions in the Country, for which an adequate Premium will be given; or any Gentleman willing to retire iu favor of the Ad- vertiser will be iiberatly treated with. Letters, addressed for A. B. C. Messrs. Taylor and Newton, Warwick Square, Newgate Street, London, will be forwarded to the Advertiser. one large frigate, floats, underthecommandofAdm. de Wyn- ter, and other gun- boats are daily joining him " from Holland. " The squadron under Commodore Owen, • consisting of the Clyde, Hussar, Thalia, Ra- ven, Badger, Reward, Protector, Indignant, Attack, and Thrasher, extends from Browers- jhaven into the Voike Huak. lhe Raven, commanded by Capt. Hanchett, who lately displayed so much gallantry before Flushing, " forms* the advanced guard towards Willia^ m- stadt— We look for Mr R. Keates, with part of his squadron, in a day or two." Seven line of battle ships, and some smaller vessels, arrived at Spithead on Wednesday, with the prisoners from Zealand. With what were before at Portsmouth, this will make tlie number of French prisoners there about 20,000. There are now about 90,000 French prisoners in this kingdom. 1 wo Gottenburgh mails arrived on Thurs- day, with papers to the 19th ult. Letters by this conveyance state that the island of Bartholin has been taken possession of by a British force. It has a capacious harbour, and will afford a safe refuge to our ships in the Baltic. The King of Sweden has sent a mes- sage to the Diet relative to the allowance to be granted to the unfortunate Gustavus, and to the place where he is to fix his residence. His Majesty's sloop Alert is said 10 have been captured near the Skaw, in a calm, by six gun- boats, after a desperate action. Since the publication of our last, a large package of Dutch and German papers have been received— The general tenor of the principal articles in these papers is pacific, and yet. private letters of a recent date, the 24th and 25th, from Bremen, state in" posi- tive terms, that certain intelligence had been received there of the recommencement of hos- tilities on the left bank of the Danube. ' 1 hey also state that a formidable insurrection liad broken out in the Duchy of Madgeburgh, and that four regiments of Westphauan troops had received orders to proceed to the Elbe, which they reluctantly obeyed. It is stated in letters from Vienna of the 8th ult. that the Emperor of Austria has taken the command of his army, and surrounded him- self with all the partisans of war. General Bellegarde commands under him. His im- perial Majesty has called to his CouncilsVSe nerals Chastellar, Kienmayer, and Ducas. Klenau has the command which Bellegarde had formerly. Among the Archdukes, the Archdukes John and Ferdinand only preserve their commands. , Letters from the Continent received on Sa- turday mention, that a convention had been entered into between the courts of St. Petfrs; f burgh, Stockholm, and Copenhagen, for the : maintenance of peace in the Baltic. I hey also state that England has consented to allow supplies of provisions to be sent to Norway. The Dutch papers contain Paris news ot the ] 20th ult. The fortress of Montijui, adjoining ! the city of Gerona, in Spain, has been entered by the French. The brave garrison, having defended it till it was reduced to a mere heap ef rubbish, and withdrawn every piece of at 11 o'Clock, to consider the Propriety of opposing the intended Application to Parliament for a Renewal or* ESlensio ot Mr. barber's Patent for making the Double Looped Manufacture. By Order of the Chairman ol the Hosier's Associa- tion. THOS. BURBIDGE, Solicitor. Leicester, August 30, 1809. Cheap Boot and Shoe Warehouse, BOTTOM OF SILVER STREET, LEICESTER; WHOKTON, with much llespect returns • sincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the distinguished Preference they have shewn for the Goods of his Manufactory, at the same Time assures them thestrictest Attention w ill continue to be paid to neatness and lirmness of Workman- ship, and that he now hasan Opportunity of Offering to their Notice a very large and most fashionable As- sortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, of the best Quality, the Superiority of which will be evi- dent from a slight Inspection. N. B. Good Allowance to Wholesale Customers. Leicester, July 13, 1809. JAMES HAYCOCK, 1AKES this Opportunity most Respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has taken and fitted up a Shop near the Bottom of the High Street, Leicester ( lately in the Occupation of Mr. Chamberlain, Printer), where lie lias laid in a good and elegant Assortment of Stationary Goods; he also carries on the Businessof Book Binding, and those Gentlemen and Ladies who may please to Honour him with their fa\ ours, may depend on their Orders being punctually executed. N. li. British Lace sold; and all Sorts of Patent Medicines. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. STOCK BROKERS, RESPECTFULLY acquaint the Public, that the Whole ofthe New Sta'e Lottery will be drawn in One Day, 2<> th of October next. This Lottery has only 5,0i) 0 Numbers ( froiji No. 1 to 5,000 inclusive), Four Tickets of a Number, so that the Puicliaser of a single Ticket will gain a Prize of .£ 20,000. By Two Ticleets of Mie same Number, A Prize of -\ J - - 40,00tf By Three TicketAif the same Number, A Prize of / \* " . 60,000 By Four Tioketsof the same Number, A Prize of / - \ - 80,000 And all otlMff Prizes in the same Proportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 : t : .£ 20,000 18: : ; : l,() 00 4 : : : : 2,000 J 12 s: : t 500 4 : : : : 5.0t) 0 | See. Sic. Sec. And not three Blanks to a Prize. " tickets and Shares are oi: Sale by T. GREGORY, Pi inter, Leicester} * ' • For Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. Cornliill, and Charing Cross, London; who shared and sold last Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,( 509, 10,197, and 18,31,- Three Prizes of „£ 20,<> 00 j and 7,950, ,£ 10,000 They . ire also the only Office that ever sold in Shares Two Prizes of £ 30,000. jfj' Tickets and Shares will rise. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY. X • TWO NEW EDITIONS. This Day is Published, Two Editions, one printed in Octavo, in a large and clear Type for Families, Price 12s. Bound and Lettered, and another in Duodecimo, with Plates for the Use of Schools, Price 6s. Bound. SCRIP I'UKE Biography, or Lives of ^ he prin- cipal sacred Characters recorded in the Old ane! New Testament, interspersed with Moral and Religious Observations and Reflections, By the Rev. JOHN WATKINS, L. L. D. Author of the Biographical Dictionary, & c. See. The rapid Sale of a very large Edition ol this Work, the general Approbation with which it has been honoured, and its introduction into many con- siderable Schools, have induced the Author to print the New Edition in two Sizes, to enlarge and im- prove it throughout, and to add the additional Cha- racters of'the Apostles Peter and Paul. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge Hreet; sold by W, Berry, and Bryce and Co. Edinburgh, by M. Keene, Dublin ; and by all other Booksellers. Of whom may be liad, by the same Author, the Universal, Biographical, and Historical Dictionary. A ' TO BE I. ET, A Commodious House, with a good Oven and J\. Bakehouse, & c, adjoiningit, situate in North Gate Street, near the Corner ofSanvy Gate, Leices ter, lately occupied by Mr. Haslewood, Baker. Al- though til Premises in their present State, are best adapted to the Businessof a Baker, and the Si- tuation for that Business is very eligible, they will also be found convenient for any other Business re- quiring Room. Immediate Possession may be had. For further Particulars apply to JOHN BARLOW, Sanvy Gate. O^ Lea Sporting Residence. jf* 10 BE LET, And may be entered upan immediately, or at Mi- chaelmas next, BILLESDONCOPLOW HOUSE, with 15 Acres of Land adjoining. The House com- prises 8 good Cellars, 2 Parlours, 2 Km hens, 4 Chambers and 4 Attics, adjoining are a 3 and 4 Stall Stable, Coach House, and a good Kitchen Garden. The above Premises are desirably and pleasantly situated, and fit for a genteel Family, or a Sports- man ; distant 7 Miles from Leicester ; and about Haifa Mile from the Turnpike Road leading from Leicester to Uppingham. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Holdsworth, Tilton ; or Mr. FREliU, Solicitor, Leicester. A NEW WORK BY DR. MAYOR. This Day is Publishedi Price 5s. Bound, accompanied by Plates, ACircle of the Arts and ^ c ences, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons; containing a clear, vet brief Explanation of the Principles and Objects of the most important Branches of Human Knowledge. By WILLIAM MAVOR, L. L. D. Rector of Stonesfield, Vicar of Hurley, and Chap- lain to the Earl of Dumfries, & c. Piinted for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge Street, Biackfriars, and to be had of Wilson, York ; Moze- ley, Gainsborough; Berry, Edinburgh; Keene, Dublin ; and all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had the following Works, by the same Author : 1. The British Nepos, Se" enth Edition, 5s- 2. Universal History of all Nations, from the Creation to the Peace of Amiens in 1802, in 25 Vo- lumes ; Price js> per Volume, on large Paper, and 4s. on small Paper. 3. The Elements of Natural History, 6s. 4. A System of Short Hand, Eighth Edition, 7s. 6d. 5. A Fathers Gift to his Children, Third Edition, 9s. 6. An Abridgment of the Lives of Plutarch, 5s. 7. The English Spelling Book, Sixtieth Edition Is. 6d. 8 The British Tourists ; being a most accurate Account now Extant, of the several Parts of this Empire, in Six Vols, ll. lis. 6d, TO BE LET, Lease, or from Year to Year, and entered upon at Lady- day next; AVery desirable Farm, consisting of 75 Acres or thereabouts, of good Meadow, Pas- ture, aud Arable Land, divided into very convenient Closes in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to Arnsby, in the County of Leicester, with a Farm Yard, Barns, Stables, and other Conveniences, for the Occupation of the Land. Apply to Mr. PILKINTON, Solicitor, Leicester. TO BE SOLD, Manor Farm— Tithe Free. ' ITIE Manor Firm of Newhouse Grange, in JL the Parish of Merivale, in the County of Warwick, about three Miles from Atherstone, and four from Tamworth : the Roads and Neighbourhood good ; and the Situation healthy and pleasant. It consists of a large Substantial Dwelling House, Garden, Orchard, and sufficient Barns, Stables, and Out houses of every description ; and three hun- dred and fifty Acres ( more or less) of excellent Mea- dow, Pasture, and Arable Land, ( in about thirty Iuclosures remarkably well hedged) Tithe Free, in a Ring Fence, and the Land Tax Redeemed. — Parti- culars may be known of Mr. Richard Faux, the Tenant, who will shew the Estate; of Messrs. Fors- ter, Cooke, aud Frere, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London, where a Map of the Estate may be seen ; or by Letter, addressed to Mr. R. Thomas, Post Office; Lymington, Hants, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; ( The latter End of September) By Mr, ROBINSON, Upon the Premises at Ding ley, in tins County of Northampton, by Order of ilie Executors of the late John Peach Htingerfnrel, Esq. Deceased; TH E Live and Dead Stock, with I'arhiing Uten- sils, & c. a larije Quantity of fine Old and New Hay, also several Ricks of Oats, Barley, & e. Further Particulars and Catalogues Will be given indue Time. / 4 A Wanted, N APPRENTICE to a WOOLLEN and LINEN DRAPER, & c & c Apply to J. GUTTERIDGE, Hinckley. North Devon Cattle belonging to Sir ROBERT LAW LEY, Bart. Canwill. / f TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By f. DUDLEY, On Wednesday 20th of September instant, ALL tne ent're Stock of Nor'h Devonshire Cows, HeiferS, Yearlings, Oxen, and , a Capital Bull; comprising 16 Dairy Cows, 2 Feeding Ditto, 6 Heifers, 11 _ Yearling Ditto; and 5 Yearling Oxen, also 2 long horned Barre. i Heifers. T, he Cows and Heifers are stinted to the above Bull, which wajs bred by Sir Robert Lawley, out of a Cow bought of Sir. Knott, South Molton, Devor.; and the Whole of the Stock have been bred and selected witl? the strictest Attention for Several Years. 78 Ewes, 50 Theaves, and 40 Fat Wethers, all of the & ew Leicester, which have been carefully brcd froin Rums of Mr. J. Stone Cif Barrow; several Sows and Pigs, 5 Waggon Horses, with a large Assemblage of Waggons, Ploughs, Hai; rbws, Rolls, large Cast Iron Ditio, llorseTackle and other Implements in Hus- bandry. Particulars will appear in the Catalogues, to be Bad at the principal Innsin jhe Neighborhood, aud of the Auctioneer, Tamwortii. TheSale will commence precisely at 10 o'Clock, at the Farm House near Caftwell Gate. Capital Sheep and Cattle, Implements of Hus- bandry, una other Effects> // FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By MASON and SON. On the Premises of Nathaniel Pearce, Esq. of e hapel- Krampton, intheCourty of Northampton, on Tuesday the 12th of September and following Days, 1HAT well- bred STOCK of prime SHEEP and CATTLE, as follows, viz. 120 New Le cester Ewes, 50 Theaves, 35 Shearbogs, 20 Ram Shearhogs, So Ram Lambs, 11 Two, Three, and Four- year- old Rams, 30 Oxen, 20 Cows and Heifers, and 13 Horses. Also, about 170 Acres of Keeping; till the 8th Day of October rienf, in Lots. The Sheep Stock have been bred witlipeculiar Care and Attention ; the younger Part are from Sheep of Mr. Bliss, of Adsione ( which Sheep will be shewn at the Time of Sale), and i he Whole will be sold without Reserve, except the Ewe Lambs, which are kept for the ensuing Season. To be viewed previous to the Sale, and in a few Day's Catalogues may be had at the Auctioneers', Northampton; and at the Journal Office. Leicestershire. . LEICESTERSHIRE. JQ' Valuable Colliery, Manors, Cottages, and Land, between Loughborough and Ashby- de- la- Zouch. TO BE SOLD BY AUG! ION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, Change Alley, Corn- hill, in the Month of November, unless an accept- able offer by private Contract should be pievjotfsly made; ONE Filth Share of an undivided Freehold Estate, comprising the Manors of Thring- stone and Peggs Green, situate near the High Road from Loughborough to Ashby- de- la Zouch, on which there is ninety three Cottages, with Gardens aud sundry Closes of Land, Containing upwards of 26 Acres. The Coal under One Hundred and Forty Seven Acres of Land, within the above Manors ; the Country is populous, aud Coal much wanted. Particulars of Mr, Robins, Warwick Street, Gplden Square, London TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, Some Time in the Month of Octobc > r November next, ( by Order of the Trustees appointed by the Will of the late Thomas Charlton, Esquire, of Chilwell, in the County of Nottingham) ; AVery valuable Freehold Estate, comprising 2 good Farm Houses and Cottages, with con venient Stables and Outbuildings, and about 250 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land at Hoby, Rotherby, Rearsby, Gaddesby, Barsby, aud South Croxton in the County of Leicester. The Estate is situate about 8 Miles from Melton and about 10 from Leicester, in a fine Sporting Country, in the Centre of the Quorn Hunt, and with- in a very convenient Distance also ofthe Duke of Rutlands ; and will be Sold in Lots for the conveni- ence ofintended Purchasers, and the Whole being in a very high State ofCultivation, ( and the greater Part thereof Tythe free) comprising some of the most va- luable Land in the County of Leicester, is particu- larly worthy the Attention of all Persons who wislilo purchase Farms for their own Occupation. The Estate at hoby comprises a very good House, with convenient Stables and Outbuildings, and about 76 Acres of valuable Land, is very near the Turn- pike Road leading from Melton Mowbray to Leices- ter, wholly Tythe free, and within a Ring Fence, and is particularly worthy the Attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman as a Hunting Seat. Further Particulars will appear iu due Time, and will be ready for delivery at the principal Inns at Melton, Leicester, Loughborough, and Nottingham, one Month prior to the Sale ; due Notice will also be given of the Time and Place of Sale, and Plans of t, e Estate, with Abstracts of the Titles, will be reiuty for the Inspection of intended Purchasers, or their Solicitors, at the Office of Mr. ALLSOPP, So- licitor, in Nottingham, one Month previously to the Sale, and where all further Particulars may be had. Mr. Simkin of Hoby, one of the Tenants w^ l shew the Premises. f/ J TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Bv Mr BUKTON, ( By the O der of the Assigness of James Douglass a Bankrupt ;) at the H ® use ef Mr. Henshaw, the Red Lion Inn, in Loughborough, in the County of Leicester, at the Hour of 4 o'Clock in the Afternoon of Thursday the 5th Day of October next, subjett to such Conditions as shall be then and there produced ; LOT 1 A ^ or,, ec' Mill substantially erecicd A and Built, with new Water Wheel and Cast Metal Segments, togeihef with a Steam Engine, by Bolton and Watts, equal to 8 Horses Power, 4 Drums ol Spiuning; Roving, and Draw- ing Machines, Doubling Frames, Reels, a large Lathe Spindles, and heavy Gearing in excellent Condition( containing in length < vithin the Walls 62 Feet, and in breath 22 I'eet ; and two Ware- houses underneath the Mill. Also adjoining thereto, a neat Cottage and Gar- den, in the Possession of William Rushworfh, with Comb Shops, Planking House, and convenient Outbuildings. These Premises which were late in the Possession of James Douglass, are held tinder a Lease from the Earl ol Moira for Twenty- cne Years, twelve of wh. ch are unexpired at Lady day last, and are most eligibly situated upon Wood Brook, in the Town of Loughborough, and are well calculaled to carry on a considerable and extensive Trade as a Cotton and Worsted Mill. For Particulars apply at the OffiwofMr. BOND, t>!'. ci « or# aa Leice?: er. Freehold Estates at Market Hrtrborough, la TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.- j Bv Mr. WM HOI LOWAY, Oti Thursday the 14th Day dj September, 1809, at the Swan's Ini>, in Market Harborough, in the County of Leicester, precisely at 3 o'Clock, ( sub- ject. to such Particulars aiid Conditions of Sale as will be then prodiioed ;) Til E following uewjv- erected Brick and Sisted . HOUSED and P'H& MIs^, „, ur< te in or near a Place, called the Little Street, iu Market Har- borotigj) aforesaid, late the Property of Mr. John Hurl but, Deceased, in 12 l. ots, viz.:' LOT I.— A Message or Tenement, situqte on the East Side of the aforesaid Little Street, aud m the Occupatio" of John Weldon. 2,— A Messuage of Tenement, ij » thy sail e Street, adjoining Lot 1, and iu the Occupation of Sarah Goward, Widow. , 3.— A Messuage or Tenement Isi the Occti] a- tidn of Geo. rge Atkins, situate on the West Side of the Yard, at the Back of and adjoining to Lots. 1 an I 2 ; together with the Garden, now occupied therewith! 4.— A Mesmage or Tenement, in the Occu- pation of Ann Scott, Widow, situate in the aforesaid Yard, and adjoining. Lot 3. 5 — A Building situate in the same Yard, be- tween Lot 4 and part of Lot 7, consisting of a Chandle Hpuse, in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Kubbard, and a Cowhouse or Stable for 2 Horses, in the Occu- patidn of ihe Said George Atkiis, and Lofts over th » same. , , 6.-— A Messuage or Tenement, situate in the aforesaid Street, and in the Occupation of Ann Hughes, Spinster, adjoining part of Lot 7; togeth t with the Garden now occupied therewith. : 1.— A Mtssifagft or Tenement, situate in th « aforeiwid Street, adjoining Lot 6, and ih. the Occu- pation of ihe said John Hfirlbu't ; also the Whole of the aforesaid Yard, the Entry out. of the said treet into the same, tie Pump and Well of Water adjoin- ing Lot 6, and Privy adjoining Lot 12, ( subject to a Right of Way ta afid from, and the Uie of the same respectively for all the Purchasers of the aforegoing and undermentioned Lots, as stated in the printed Par- ticulars arid Conditions of Sale Hereinafter referred to) Also, a Brew house or Wflshhouse, Warehouse, situate on the East Side of the said Vard, between Lots 9 and 10, with the Chambers or Lofts over the Mine, and now ill Mr.- Hurlbut's Occupation. Also, the Building on the West Side of the said Yard, adjoining the North Part ot Lot 5, lately used as 3 Stables, but now asa Waiehouse, and in " the Occu- pation of the siid. ThomaM Hub- hart; with the Lofts 0% f the Sane, and, the Ground adjoining thereto on the North, now used as a Dunghill Place, and the Pijstye standing on Part theieof, with the great Gates and Gateway; aud also the Right of Road or Passage stall Times for Cattle, Carnages,, and Persons, into, through, over, and from the adjoining Yard, iu the Occupation of Mr. Hind, asheretofore used & enjoyed with the said Premises, and also the Pump aud Well in the said last- mentioned Yard, subject to the Right eif Use thereof by the Said Mr. Hind" and bis Under Tenants; And also, the Uppermost or ' 1' op Garden, nbwtrccupi'- d by the said John Hurlbut, with the , Said M. eSSuage or Tenement. 8-— A Tenement or Dwelling House, in the Occupation ofThftroas Caitlkwell, situate on the East or South East Side of ( lie aforesaid Yard, at the Back of and adjoining to the Messua^ in Mr. Hurlburt's Occupation, ( part of Lot 7), 9.— A Tertefticf. t oi Dwelling House, in the Occupation of Thomas Seal, situate on tile East Side ofthe aforesaid Yard, adjoining Lot 8. 10;— A Tenement or Dwelling House, in the Occupation of Robert Curtis, situate on the East Side, of the aforesaid Yard, and adjoining Mr. tlurlbul's Warehouse, ( part of i. qt7). 1!.— A Tenement or Dwelling House, in the Occupation of Mary SiiUey, situate on the East Side of the aforesaid Yard, and adjoining Lot 10, together with the Garden now occupied there- with. ——' 12.— A Piece of Ground, whereon lately stood a Brewhousre which was then' in the Occupation of Mr. Linnell, situate oil the East Mile of rhe afore-' * said Yard, ami adjoining - ot 11 on the South, and he aforesaid Privy on the North, A more particular Description cf what each Lot consists, of the Party Walls th. reof, aud to whom they are to belong, by whom repaired, and also of the several Privileges to be annexed to and conveyed \ yth each Lot will appear ill the pri ted Particulars and Conditions, which may be Had at the Place of Sale, of the said Mr. HURf. BUI', and the Auctioneer at Harborough, and of Mr, BUSWELL, Attorney, at Law. Northampton. The Houses and Premises are iij Complefe Repair, and the Land Tax payable out ofthe whole Estate, is only 61. 6s. 7d. a Year. The Lots may be inspected on Application to the respective Tenants. f Shelfo>- d liduSe fiuraii Bui ton listings, Warwickshire. TO BE PEREMPlOKilA SOLD BY 1/ i. AUCTION, , . A By THOMAS GRIMES, On Wednesday and Thursday, the 4th and 5th Days of October next, upon the Premises occupied by Mr. JOHN LAWRENi ' E ( who leaves the said Farm on the 6th Day of April next) j r *'' liE entire valuable Live atid Dfesd Farming Stock, Implements iK Farming, Dajry and Brewing Utensils, kl'artof the Household Furniture. The Farming Stock consists of 100 neat Ewes and Theaves, 70 Ewe and Wether Tegs, and, 35 Shear? , Hogs; 14 useful Dairy tows; and 1 four- Year old : strong Bull, 6 Rearing Calves, 3 Fat Pigs and 7 Store Ditto, 4 very useful Waggon Mares, a handsome Bay Filly, 4- Yearsold, 15 Hands' bigli, full of Bone- a Blood Bay Gelding; 4- Yearsold, very haadSome, and a fait Goer; a Bay Blood Mare, 6- Years old, 15 Hands high, steady iu Harness! The Crop, ( which may be' taken off the Premises) consist oif Wheat, Barley, Oats, Peas, Clover, Hay, aud some Straw. The Grass and Clover Aftermaths, Herbage, anil Stubble Runings, with 10 Acres of Turnips ( a good Crop on sound Land), will be Let in suitable Lots, until the 6th Day of April, 1810.— A careful Man will he kept to look after the Stock, i The Farming Implements comprises 1 stout 6- : Inch Wheel Waggon, 1 Narrow- wheel Ditto, Carts, I Ploughs, Harrows, Land Roll, with numerous other j Implements; Dairy and Drewirig Utensils ; together | with Part of the Useful and clean Household Furni- ture ; the Whole of which will be express, d in suit- able Lots in Catalogues, and distributed indue Time from the Auctioneer's, High Street, Coventry. Purchasers may have, on approved Security, 4 limited Time to pay their Purchase Money. Sale to commence with the Sheep Stock, precisely at 10 in the Forenoon. The Whole oi the Livestock will be Sold the first Day ; the Ricks and Hernage on the Morning of the second, Implements in lius-. bandry and other Effects in the Afternoon, Printed Particulars will be sent to the Inns at Nuneaton, Atherstone, Hinckley, Leicester, Lutter- worth, Rugby, Duucburch, Davsntry, Sc'. itfeam- Warwick, ColeshiU, and Her litre Wednesday's and Thursday's Post- 1, t V l i i) V, WEDNESDAY September 6. The Gazette of last night contains the dis- patches re. eived yesterday from General Car- vniihael, giving the particulars of the capture of the Ci: v ot'St. Domingo. This event took place on ttie 7th of July. Gen. Carmichae! went with a competent force from Jamaica, an> l eilectually blockaded the place. The French garrison, conceiving that our troops were inore numerous, or that reinforcements might immediately arrive, sent out a Flag of Trure, after three days, and surrendered. The French troops are to be conveyed to France, pot to serve again until exchanged; and Gen. Carmichael, who engaged in the Expediti- on, as Hie ally of Spain, relinquished the city ! to tiie Spaniards, and returned with his force to Jamacia. . The Gazette also gives the details. oiVthe operations of the arrnv under the command of Sir John Stuart. These are said to have been a mere demonstration, intended to operate as a diversion in favour of Austria, and they seem to have answered the purpose completely, as a la.' ge body of troops which were detached from Naples to Upper Italy, was immediately rcca. led on ihtir appearance. Sir John's dis- j atches do not evince any intention of aban- doning ei. h: r Ischia or Procida, which the last French papers asserted vve had evacuated. An attempt against tiie castle of Scylla failed in the first instance, but the enemy afterwards did the business for us, they blew up the works of Scylla, and repaid us with interest for some Stores they had previous'y taken from us, leaving us not only those stores, but an im- mense quantity ofordnanc • and stores of their own, which hud been placed in depot, prepa- ratory. to an intended invasion of Sicily. Wednesday a Gottenburgh Mail arrived, bv whicn it appears thai some disturbance has taken place in Norway.— It is reported that Prince Augustenburg has been arrested, and that a partv lias risen to support him. I he Swedes have again obtained some ad- vantages against the enemy, in the Guif of Bothnia. We also learn that some relaxation of trie severe orders o' F rance, respecting their commerce, has been obtained. A vessel isarrived in the River from Co- rtinua, after a voyage of eleven days. We understand that she has- brought dispatches to the Spanish . vmbassador, relating principally to tiie situation of the North of Spain, and to the opertions of the armies under the Marquis de lu iioniana and Gen. Baltasleros. It is said that ttie Commander in (,' hief of ttie Northern Provinces intended to proceed directly to Ala- dud, and that at the time of the departure of this ship, he was within six days march of that capital. Ac oiding to the information tic had theujoceived, he was, it is said, of opinion, that the most useful diversion he could make in , favour of Generals VVeltesiej arid Cuesta, was to tut'iaten Madrid, aud to enter it by a coup dem> un, should it not be protected by a pow- felTui ill'. sou. f. eicester Journal, and Midland Counties General Advertiser. Setosttr MceM809 ON Wt dnesday the 20 h of September, the Gentlemen's Purse ot 50/. for Horses, & c, of different Ages and Qualifications, viz. those who never won 5; /. at any one Tune this Year ( Matches excepted) tocal'ry, three Year olds, fist. i'ilb. four Year olds, gst. five Year oids, 8st. loib. six Year olds, 8st. 121b. and aged, 9 « t. Winners of one 501. Plate this Year to carry, three Year olds, 7st. four Year olds, 8s t. 41b. five Year olds, 9st. 41b. ' six Year oids, 9st. 81b. and aged 9st. 121b. Winners of more than one 51)/. Plate this Year to carry 21b. over and above the last- mentioned Weights, and the Winner of a King's Plate this Year, 31b. extra. Mares and Geldings allowed 2lbs.— I. eats twoMiles. The Bel voir Stakes, a Subscription of 5Gs. each, with 2('. Gs. a . tt. fd by his Grace the Duke of Rutland, I. orrl Lieutenant of ' he County, for Hunters, the Pioperty of Subscribers. Four Year olds'to carry lost. 1 Jib; five Year olds, 11st. 71b. six Year olds and aged, 12st. ( 11 Subscribers). One 2 Mile Heat. Mr. F. W. Wollaston's gr. g. Abel, out of Sve, by Mambi. ilfc), agi d Mr. F. Nedbnm's br. g- by Tickle Toby Mr. Terrett's br. h. Ferguson, by Overton, aged Mr. Vevers's eh. g. Warwick, by Chanter Seven Subscribers untenanted. A Gold Cup, iOOGs. value, the surplus in Specie, by Subscribers of lOGs. each ; three Y ar ohls to carry 7st. four Year olds, 8st. 21b five Year olds, 8st. 121b. six Year oi ls, 9st. aged, 9- st 21b. Mares and Geldings allowed 21b. One 4- Mile Heat. Duke of Rutland's Snowdrift, 6 Years old Mr. Hangerford Names ch. c. Apollo, 4 Years old Lord Rancliffe's ch. c. Sandy, 3 Years old Mr, Cave Browne's br. h. Delville, 6 Years old Mr. Andrew's b. h. Thorn, fi Years old Sir S. Sitwelt's b. f. Goosander, 4 Years old Mr. Hartopp Names b. h. Why- not 4 Years old Lord R. Manners names R. ed Cross Knight, by St^ George, 4 Years old Major Wilson's b. h. Bevis, 4 Years old Mr. Pochin names br. c. Ned, 4 Years old Mr. . nnesley names Kneebnckle, 6 Years old Mr. Goulburn's gr. h. Grimaldi. aged Lord Lowther's br. h. Hylas; 5 Years old Mr. Toines'sbr. h. Sir Guy, 5 Years old Mr. Kellerraann's'h. m. L'Huile de Venus, 5 Years old b. c Cockatoo, 3 Years old Lord Grey's b. h. Gustavus, 5 Years old Cijfatvr, Eetccstffr. l^/ JR- M'CREADY BY PERMISSION. has the Honor of making known to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Leicester and its Vicinity, that he has engaged the Celebrated Mrs, JORDAN, From the late Theatre- Royal, Drury- Laue, to per- form here TWO NIGHTS. On TUESDAY . Eve, ling, September 12, 1809, will be presented a Comedy, called, THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. The Pari ofthe Widow Cheerly, by Mrs. JORDAN. To which' w ill he added, A FARCE, And other Entertainments. On WEDNESDAY Evening, September 13, will be presented a Comedy, called • THE WONDER • A Woman Keeps a Secret. The Part of Violate, by Mrs. JOUDAN. Being absolutely the last Night of her performing here this Season. Prices of Admission on those Nights: BOXES 5s. Pit' 3s. 6d. GALLERY Is. ( id. Tickets an>! places for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Johnson's Fruit Shop, Upper End of the Market- place.—- Pit and Gallery Tickets to be had at the Printers. The Doors to be opened at Six, and the Perform- ance to begin at Seve- i o'clock. No Person can be admitted on any account behind the Scenes. Laities and Gentlemen are requested to take Tickets at the Time they order the Places. I ' II E Executors and Devisees, in trusi, under ' he Will of RICHARD HOW , l? teof Mar- ket Harborough, in the County of Leice- ter, Tammy Merchant, deceased, lequestthe Creditors of his Es- tate lo meet them at the Ani; el Inn, in Market Hai- borougli, on Wednesday the twenty- seventh Day of this current Month, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore- noun, to confer upon the State of his Affairs, and the. best Mode to be adopted to bring them, to a Con elusion. Market Harborough, 5th Sept. 1809. am-.-. .•• vny" » . i • - riz^- iammmmxr-^- rtiZi^ Jiujaamaii****.- JT MELTON MARKET. THE Public are infoimed that this Market will be held ( id the Waltham Fa r Week) on MONDAY tbe 18th Inst, and not on the u- ual Day, Tuesday, on account of the latter being Waltham Fair Day Melton Mowbray, 5th Sept. 1809. ttb I ii Vauable Breeding Ewes, Theaves. Ifc. of tht Jf New Leicestershire Breed. AJ & N L> The Manor of Leicester, Bishop's Fee, and Knighton. O'l ICE is hereby given, I " hat a Court of the • bove Manor* will be held on ') hmsday the T* iftli Da) of Octobi r next, at 11 o'Clock in the For noon, for Sir William Manners, Bart, the Lord thereof, at Mr. Stephenson's, the Peacock Inn, Within tbe said Manor, when all Persons wln » owe Suit and Scrwce to tiie said Coiwt are required to attend The~ follow, ng Persons are summoned to serve on the Jury. Mr. IU iny Richards, Mr. Thomas Stephenson, Mi. Ihomas Peter Hart, Mr. Jon. . Alherstuue, Mr. Henry Harrison, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. William Hall, Mr. William Swauson, Mr. Richaul Mowbray, Mr. Thomas Claike, Mr. Thomas Warner, Mr. Samuel Stoue. By Order of Sir William Manners, Bart. ROBT. BOND. GENERAL HOSPITAL, new Acting/ turn, ^ , September thy Jth, 1809, At a Meeting of the Gov. mors held this Day, The Rev. Dr. WY1. DE, in the Chair, It leas unanimously Ixe oked, rT| ilA . t . e Proposal- la a before the Meeting by JL Mes- ts. HARUISON and GREVU'REX, respecting the ensuing Musical Festival, are consider- ed a- libe al, and likely to promote the Interests of the harityj they are accordingly approved and ac- cepted, and the Governors beg leave to recommend the Undertaking to the Cordial Support of the . ublic, CH \ RLES WYLDE, D. D. Chairman.! Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to be accommo- dated with Loduiugs, are requested to address their Command- ( Post- paid) to Mr. Thompson, Secretary to the General Hospital, whom the Committee have a]> p"' nled to answer all Applications. I HI': V 1 RE of AN ATOMY\ Blcnhei. tt- Street, Great Marlborough- Strict. Mr. Howortb's br. h. Cassio, 6Yearsold Gen G. rosvenor did not name On Thursday the " 21 st, the Burgesses Purse of 50/. for Horses, & c that never won a Royal Plate ; three Year olds to carry 5st 10ib. four Year olds, 7st. five Year elds, 8st. six Year olds 8st. 81b. and aged, 9st. Winners of one 501. Plate this Year to carry 31b. of two, 51b. and of three or more 71o extra. Mares and Gel liojis allowed 2lbs.— Heats 4 Milt's. A Subscription Purse of lOGs. each, for Horses, & c. of all Ages ; three Year olds to carry 7st. rour Year olds, 8st. 2ib. five Year olds, 8st. 121b. six Year oids, 9st. and aged 9st. 21b. Mares and Geld- ings allowed 21b. One 4- Mile Heat. Duke of Rutland's br. c Ned, 4 Yea16 old Lord Raucliffe's ch. c, Sandy, 3 Years old Mr. Andrew's b. f Canidta, 3 Years old Mr. Cave Browne's b c. Sweet Willy O, 4 Years old Mr Haitoppnames Mr. Hodgson's br. f. by Ham- bletonian, 3 Years old Mr Aniesley names Kneebuckle, 6 Years old Mr. Goulhurn's gr h. Grimaldi, aged Major Wilson's ch. c. by D< Ipini, 3 Years old A Sweepstakes of 2uGs. each, for three Year olds, Colts to carry 8st. 51b. Fillies, 8st. 21b. One 2 Mile Heat. Duke of Rutland's Salavator Lord R. Manners names ch. c. by Delpini l. ord Ranciiffe's ch. c. Sandy Mr. Andrew's b f. Cahidia Mr. Boultbee's ch. c. by Waxy- Gen. GrosVenor did not name. The Tallio Stakes, 20Gs, each; four Year olds, lOst five Year olds, list. One 4- Mile Heat. Gen. Grosvenor's Rifleman, 4 Years old Mr. Aunesley names Mr. Rush's cb. g. Harry- behind, 5 Years old Mr. WaIter's Ranger, 5 Years old Mr Tomes's br. h. Sir Guy, 5 Years old Mr. Goulburn's Romeo, 5 Years old Duke of Rutland and Lord Ranclitfe did not name. Mr, Lloyd's Frank, 9st. aga tist Gen. Grosvenor's Rifleman, 8st. fiGi « < iMd<' s, 5tGs. 30ft. ^ To start eachnStexactly at 1 o'Clock. Subscriptions to the Stakes, & c. to be paid before Running. The Horses for the Plates to be shewn and entered on Monday the 18th of September, between the Hours of 4 and 7 in the Afternoon, at the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester, and to run according to Ar- ticles then to be produced. ' The Owner of each Horse to subscribe 2Gs. and pay 5s. Entrance, ( which Entrance is to go to the second best Horse) oi double if entered at the Post A Certificate'of the Age of each Horse must be pro- duced, if required. If only one Horse enter for either of the Plates, the Owner to be allowed lOGs ; if two 5Gs. each, unless allowed to start J) v the Steward. All Horses are to stand at the Houses of Subscri- bers of at least t Os. fid. Nor any Smith to Plate a Horse, unless he be a Subscriber of 10s. fid. A BELL will be rung for the Horses to Saddle im- mediately upon which all Persons are requested, to quit the Course, and to prevent Accidents Lv People im- prudently remaining upon the Running Ground, Constables will attend to enforce this Regulation. Any Person insulting the Course- keepers upon their Duty, will be Prosecuted. The Ac ommodationof the Foot People having been considered as much as possible in Railing out the Ground, it is hoped every one will peaceably comply with the Regulations which are adopted for their Safety and Convenience *** Ordinaries and Assemblies as usual. LORD RANCLIFFE, Steward. Admittance to the Stand 3s. fid. each Day. No Dogs will b.' suffered on the Course. Persons desirous of erecting Booths, Marq - es, & . must, apply tc Mr Edward Parsons, who will at- tend ai the Marquis of Granby Inn, at 3 o'Clock in the Afternoon of Monday 11 tin Instant to set out the Ground for that Purpose. ' Ik ' A1 Notice to Creditors. LL Persons who have any Claim or Demand on the Esta e and Effect- of JOtlN M1D- DLETON, late of Long Whatton. in the County of - Leicester, deceased, are desired to s. mi an Account of their said Debts to Thomas Upton and Charles Har ris, Executorsof the last Wilt otthesaid Testator, that they uiav be discharged And a. so all Persons who stand indebted to the said John Mid le. on, ar. leques eel to pay tne same immediately to th^ sain Executors, and without further Notice. Loug Wbatton, September 4, 1809. 4 Grass Keeping. TO BE LET BY a'ClTON, By Mr. DAVIS, On the Premises, This Day, Friday the 8th September Inst, at 2 o'clock, until the 25th March, 1810, ' T'HEG R ASS KEEP, in the Old Conduit Close, I near to the Town of Leicester'I here is good Cow Shedson the Premises. N. B. It is a very full Latter Math. 36 Valuable Assortment of well- selected Print ins , Materials Household Furniture, Sfc. 31' — TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, liy Mr. DAVIS, On Monday and I uesday, Sept, 1 Ubwnd 1 2th, 1 809, ALL die truly useful HOUSEHOLD FUli- NIIURE, & c. of Mr. MACKENZIE, Printer and Stationer, adjoining the Lion and Dol- phin Inn, Market place, Leicester, who is de- clining the Printing Business. Monday, September 11,18^ 9, Consists of very good 4- Post, Half- tester, Teiit, aud other Bedsteads, cloth'd with rich Chintz and White Dimity Furniture, very good Feather Beds, Flock Ditto, capital Hair and Straw Mattrasses, Blankets and Coverlets, China and Glass, very good handsome Window Curtains, Mahogany, Fatiey, ant' other Chairs, Tea Trays, Mahogany, Oak, and- other Tables, Kitchen Range, Oven and Boiler, capital Kidderminster Carpet 1,2 b- 15, Scotch Ditto, Stove, Wire Fender, large Picture of St. Paul's Frain'd and Glaz'd, several useful Kitchen Requisites, &. C. c. PRINiim MA iLH/ ALS— Second Day, Sept. 12, Consists of a capital full siz'd Demy Pvihfing Press ( nearly new), select Assortment of New Types, Quantity of good Second- hand Ditto, several capital Frames and Racks ( new), a large Quantity of Wood Cuis ( amongst winch are several excellent Race Horse cuts), and a large Assortment of other useful Articles suitable to tiie ' Trade. Also a very good As- sortment of Mill Boards for Binding, and capital Glaz'd Boards for Hot. Pressers. The Whole have been recently bought in, and are al! in excellent Condition, and a better Opportunity may not offer to the Trade. Sale to begin each Morning at 10 o'Clock. Modem Household Furniture, valuable Paint- ings, Minerals, Fossils, and curious Selec- tion of stuff'd Birds, S[ c. from the Leverian Museum, London. « / TO EE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS,, Oil Wednesday next, S. ptember 13, 1809, and fol- lowing Days, LL the truly Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, China, Glass, Books, valuable Paintings, curious Selection of stuff'd Buds, Mine- rals, Fossils, See. of Mr. THOMAS HILL, On the Premises, in tbe New Work, Leicester, ( who is retiring Irom Housekeeping); Wednesday and I'huisday'sSule, Sept 13 and 14. Comprising 6 elegant Lofty 4- Post, Half- tester, and other Bedsteads Mahogany Pillars, clothed with rich Cotton Furniture j capital Feather Beds, large Biankets, handsome Silk uud Cotton Coverlets, Mattrasses, very good Cotton Counterpanes, biauti- ful Mahogany Circular Nest ol Drawers, Pier and Swing Glasses, valuable Set of Mahogany Dining tables, ( circular Ends); capital Mahogany Secre- taire and Book Case, with G. ass Folding Uoois j seve- ral Sets of Modern Mahogany, taucy, and other Chairs; neautilul Mahogany sideboard, with Cela- let; handsome Mahogany Pembroke Tables, beau- tiful Mirror, Girandoles, capital ' Turkey, . Wilton, and otli.; r Carpets; valuable Modern Glass and China, Several Sets of beautiiul India Chimney Ornaments, India Cabinets and ea Chests, - Maiiogaiiy Bason stands, capital Iron Chest, nth additional Locks au. iKe> s; complete set of Copper and I'm Sauoe- pau » , aud Fis . Kctites, capital Patent Bottle Jack, with lin Reflector complete; Oak Square Dining and other Tables ; Oak aud other Chairs ; Barrels and Tubs, Quantity of gbod Garden Mats, 25 Dozen of Glass VV ine B . tties, with a Variety of' otuer Arti- cles. Friday, Third Day's Sale, Sept. 15, 1809, Consists of a Variety of the greatest Curiosities ever exposed to Sale in Leicester ; a valuable Assort- ment ot choice and select Paintings, Engravings, ike. some of which are by the first Ai Lists, amongst, which are ttie Card Players, ( by Teniers); beautiful Painting , of D± er, . lduns); the Philosopher, ( by Edwards); Dutch Paintings, beautiful Painting o Flowers, with seieit Views, & e. A. so, a curious Assortment ot Foreign and English stuff'd B. rus, in high Prtseivation, Hen and Chickens, .•• nil a choice Collection of Minerals, Shells, Ores, Fossils, &. c.; together w^ th several Lots of useful Books. T'atticulars and Descriptions of each Lot are ex- pressed in Catalog ties which may be had of the Auc- tioneer, Leicester, and tne Place of Sale, oil Friday the 8th Instant. bale to begin each Morning at Ten o'Clock. The aoove Goods require no 1 oQiiiieiu, having been I'eoeiuly bought in and in high Pieservation, with respect to the Paintings and Curiosities, they .. ere principally the Production of Sir Asiitun Levers Museum. Valuable Household Furniture, Glass, China, J/- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. DAVIS, On Monday, Tuesday, and Friuay, September 18, 19, and 22, ( being the Race Week) ; LL the valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNL- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BOO) T, On the. Premises, at East Leke, ( near Loughborough) iu the County of Nottingham, on Monday the lltlv Dav of September, 18119, at 10 o'Clock, SEVENTY- NINE valuable Breeding Fwes, and 53 valuable Theave-', of the Lecestershire Sort; 15 fat Sheep, 9 fat Lambs, 1 Leicester Shearl- ing Ram; I Two- Shear Merino Ryeland Ram, and 2 valuable Cart Mares, the Property of lhe REV. DR HOLCOMB. Tbe Ewes are descended from Sons of Sheep bred by Mr. S. ubbins, and the Theaves are by. a Son of a Rain bred by Mr. Buckley. Catalogues may be bad on ' Thursday precedibg the Sale at East Leke, at the Blacknioor's Head, Not- tingham ; the Flying Horse, Kegworth ; at tha Bull's Head and Anchor Inns, and of Mr. BOOTT, in Loughborough. Household Furniture, und a capital Freehold Situation in Loughborough. A ' I" II E Summer Course of Lectures on Anatomy, JL I'hvs ol gy, and Surgery, wil! be commenced on M uir'ay t. h€ 2nd of October, 1809, at ( 2 o'Clock, by Mr. BROOKES. Surgeons in the Army and Navy may be assisted in ^ . . - » OTT:> V renewing tlieii Anatomical Knowledge, aud every ^ J STOLEN Oil S1 RA\ ED, possible Attentiou will be paid to their Accommoda- j Oat of a Close in tlie Lordship of Wigsall, on Tucs- tion as well as Instruction. Anatomical Converzationes will be held Weekly, when the different Subjects treated of will be discuss- ed familiarly, and the Students' Views forwarded.— To these none but Pupils can be admitted. Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every Convenience are open all tbe Morning, for the Purposes of Dissecting and Inject- ing, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Students, aud d emonstrate the various 1 arts as they appear 011 Dissection. An extensive Museum, containing Preparations 1 illustrative of every Part of the Human Body, and its Diseases, appertains to tlrs Theatre to which Stu- dents will hare occasional admittance.— Gentlemen inclined to support this School by contributing pre- ternatural or morbid Parts, subjects in Natural His- tory, Sic. ( ind. vidually of little Value to the Posses- sors) may have thePleasareof seeing them preserved, arranged, aud registered, with tbe Names of the Donors. TERMS. £. s. For a Course of Lectures, including the Dissec - tions, - - 5 5 For a Perpetual Pupil to the Lectures and Dis- sections, - - - . 10 10 The Inconveniences psnally attending Anatomical Investigations, are counteracted by an antiseptic Process Pupils may be accommodati ditithe House. — Gentlemen established in Practice desirous of re- newing their Anatomical Knowledge, may beaccom rsedaud ivitb au Apartment t » Dissest iu privately. A1 day Night, tha 5th September, or early on We3- davthefith, •' fcV BAY NAG MARE, 5 years old, about 15 Hands 1 Inch high, rather tender on her Fore Feet, a Scar oil the Far Stifle Joint, and a small Blemish 011 the Near Fore Fetlock Joint; a little White s.. the Far Fore Foot, and Near Hinder Hoof; and a largeStaran her Face ; her Shoes are stamped with tbe Letter B. Whoever will bring the said Mare back, if Strayed, to THOS. ROWLEY, ot'Wigsal, shall be handsomely Rewarded ; but if Stolen, any one giving Informa- tion ofthe same, so that the Ofiender or Offendeis nfciy be brought to Justice, shall receive a Reward of THREE GUINEAS, aud all reasonable Expences paid. STOLEN OR STRAYED, dn the Night of Tuesday the 29th of August last, out of a Close at Ibstock, in Leicestershire ; N Aged dark Bay HORSE, upwards of 15 Hands, with large Wales on each Side, as if he bad been lately beaten with a Stick, and his Tail | bending very much to tbe Near Side. If any Person writ bring him to Mr. CLARKE, j at Kinolton Grange, Nottinghamshire, or to Mr FLAMSON, Ibstock, Leicestershire, he shall receive a Reward of One Guinea, and all reasonable Expen- ces paid. If Stolen, any Person giving Information by which the Offender may be apprehended and con- victed, shall receive a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS from THOMAS CLARKE, Kiaslton Grange, Sept. 5, 1S09, , • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Jf.- By Mr DAVIS, By Order of the Assignees, On Tuesday next, September 12, 1809, ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, & c. of Mr. GIBSON, Near the White Houses, South Gate Street, Leicester; Consisting of Bedsteads and Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Brass Pots and Pans, Saddles, Bridles, & c. & c. Sale to begin in the Morning at 10 o'Clock. Also, at 12 o'Clock, on the Cornwall, on Saturday, September 16th, A usetu! Mare ; alsoa good Rick of Hay, standing near Klaby Wharf, to be clear'd off the Premises.— For View of the same apply to Mr. W. GIBSON, of Blaby Wharf. A Dividend of the Money arising from the above Effects, is intended to be made to those Creditors who may Sign the Deed 011 or before the 12th of Oc- tober next, which lies fot that Purpose at Mr: PAYNES, Attorney, Leieister. [ One Concern, A! J3 Freehold Estate, Leicester. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, At the House of Mr. Moore, at the Lion and Dolphin Inn, Leicester, en Tuesday, Sept. 12, 1809, at 6 o'clock in the Afternoon, LL those 5 Houses or Premises, situated in A' Red Cross- street and Bakehouse- lane adjoin- ing, in the several Occupations of John Brooks, N. Farmer, Jesse Jackson, Daniel Smith, and Richard Pendleton. For View of the same apply to the Tenants, or for further Particulars to Mr. Joshua Harrison, Graviby- street, Leicester. Valuable Live Stock, Hay and Keeping, Im- plements in Husbandry, If c. ijc. JU TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, BOOTT, On the Premises, on Tuesday the 12th Sept. 1809, and following Day, at ten o'Clock; ALL the Genteel and useful Hodithold f urni- ture, Plate, Linen, and other Effects, lato ihe Property of JOHN COLLINS, Gent. Of Loughborough in the County of Leicester, De- ceased ; Consisting of 4- Post and other Bedsteads, rlothed with Murine and other Hangings, Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany Dining, Card, and Sideboard ' Tables, Oak Bureau and Hook Case, Mahogany and other Chairs, Pier and Swing Glasses, Scotch Carpets, large Maht » gany Sofa, Oak Dmiug & Screen Tabes, and Chests of Drawers, eight Day Clock iu Oak Case, Silver Sugar Basket, Cream Jug, 7 Table Spoons, 9 Tea Spoons, Gold Watch, Bed and T'ablei Linen, a fine Painting of St. Jerome, a large Collec- tion of Prints, Kitchen Requisites, & c. ice. Catalogues may be had on Saturday preceding the Sale, ou the Premises and of Mr. BOOTT, iu Loughborough, Also, TO BE SOI D BY AUCTION, By Mr. BOOTT, At the House of Mr. Brewin, the Crown and ThistI* Inn, in Loughbirougb, 011 the said 12th Septem- ber, at 7 o'clock in the Evening, agreeably to sueli Conditions as will be then produced ; A desirable Freehold Dweil tig house, situate near to the Market Cross, in Loughborough, late tbe Properly and Residence of JOHN COLLINS, Gent. Deceased ; Consisting of a Cellar and a Kitchen, 4 Rooms oa the first Floor, and 4 on the second Floor,., with large' Attics over them, together with a de; ached Building' used as a Coal House. Part of these Premises are in the Occupation of Miss Gimson, Milliner, and are well adapted either for that Business or any other that requires good Shew Rooms. The House may be viewed oti Application upon the Premises, and Particulars may be known of Mr. LACEY, Solicitor; or of Mr. SPAVELEY, survey- or, in Loughborough^., [ One Concern. Ut Valuable " Sheep and Neat Cattle. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BvMr DAVIS, On Wednesday October 4, 1809, and following Days, ALL the truly valuable LIVE STOCK, & c. of Mr. W. WARD, Of Quebec, in the Palish of Sileby, in tbe County of Leicester, who intends leaving that Farm. Particulars of which will appear ia due Tisoe, TURE, China, Glass, & c.& c. of T. DEACON, Gent. Deceased, Oil the Premises, in the iiast Gates, Leicester ; Monday and I'uesday, Slept. 18 X 19, pirst and Second D'ly's Sale, aud Pitday Sept. 2tM, Third Day's Sale, Comprising capital Lofty .4- Post, Half- tester, and Tent Bedsteads, clothed with Crimson, Moreen, and other Furniture; very good Feather Beds, large Blan- kets, Counterpanes, Coverlets, valuable Assortment of China and Glass, large handsome MahogSny Square ' Tables, capital Mahogany Card, Pembroke, and other Tables; very good Mahogany Chairs, beau- tiful Pier aud Swing Glasses, large Scotch Carpet, lb Feet by 14; Small Ditto, Round Bedside Ditto, 60 Yards of good Stair Ditto, Crimson and Cotton Wiudow Curtains, handsome Paper aud Japanned Tei ' Trays and Waiters, Mahogany Buson Stands, good Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Night Recesses, capital Double and Single Chest of Drawers, Oak Bureau, capital green Wire Fenders, brass Tops and Nobs; good 8- Day Clock, Oak Square Dining and other Tables, 2 capital YewTree Arm Chairs, Kitchen Chairs, capital Patent Tin Jacks, Fire Range, valu- able Assortment of Kitchen Requisites, ' Tubs, Bar- rets, & c. & c. , Sale tc begin each Morning at Ten o'clock; W. D. assures his Friends a greater Variety of useful Furniture has not been offered to Sale, and ou Account of the Races, the Sale will commence and Sell 011 Monday and Tuesday, adjourn the 2 Race Days, and resume again on Friday. Catalogues to be had of the AUCTIONEER, Lei- cester, 011 Saturday preceding the Sale. Valuable Live and Dead Stock, Implements in < 2,1 Husbandry, fye. Sfc. 17 i- TO BE SOLD BY AUC 1 ION, By wr. DAVIS, On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept 27, - 28, and 29, 1809, \ * r. ALL the truly valuable Live and Deadstock, and keep until the 10th of October next, ou the Premises of Mr. LAKIN, . Of Broughtou Astley, Leicestershire, ( Who is going to leave his Farm); First Day's - s « / e, Wednesday Sept. 27, 1SU9, Consisting of 120 valuable Ewes and Theaves, 45 capital Sheariiogs, 10 fat Sheep, 90 Wether and Ewe Lambs, 5 capital Ram Lambs, and I Shear- hog Ditto, very useful Draught Mare, 2 Ditto with Foals, 2 2- Year old Draught Colts, 2 Yearling Draught Filleys, capital useful Road Horse, remark- able safe to go, e Year old; 2 Porket Pigs, 8 Lots of very good Horse Tackle. Second Day, ihursday Sept. 28. Consists of 10 fat Cows, Barren Ditto and Heifer, 6 3- Year old Heilers, 4 capital Dairy Cows 4 Yearl- ing Calves, useful 3 Year old Bull, 3 useful Narrow- wheel Waggons, 1 Cart and Water Ditto, 2 capital 6 Inch Carts, very good Double and Single- wheel Ploughs, 2 Pair of Gaie Harrows, Siieet Ditto, capi- tal Oak Land Roll, near i 00 Fence Fleaks, Sheep Trough, Waggon flop's, Winnowing Fan, Cow Cribbs, with a Variety of other Art, eles; with 8 . Acres of Grass Fleep until the 10th of October next. Friday7 hint Day's < ale, Sept. 29. C. nsists of a Quantity of Bags, Forks, Rakes, Sieves, Trys, Malt Mills; also, several Lots of Household Furniture, consisting of 4- Post and other Bedsteads, Wool Beds, Blankets, Tables, 6 hand- some Mahogany Chairs, 3 60- Gallon, 1 40, arid smaller web- seasoned Barrels, gooil 8- Strike Mash Vats, Coolers, and other Tubs to correspond; Lead Salting Trough's, 2l)- Gallon Copper, 12 Dozen of Glass Wine Bottles, very good Beam and Scales, Iron Weights, capital 25 Gallon Cheese tan, Milk Pans, Pads, Yokes ami Buckets ; Quantity of good Cheese and bacon, with a Variety of other Articles. Sale to begin each' Morning at Ten o'clock. Particular Attention has been paid to the Bleed of the Sheep ai d Beast, the Horses are remarkable use- ful, and the Whole will be found well worth Atten- tion. Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale, and ol the Auctioned, Leisestei, on Saturdav ptccedicu the Sale, " TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BOOTT, Or. the Premises, on Tuesday tht 7th November, 1809, at 10 o'Clock ; ALL the valuable Stock ot Sheep, and Neal Cattle, late the Property of Mr. JOHN JONES, 01 Gracedieu in the County ot Leicester, De- ceased ; > Consisting of upwards of 30 He. id of Neat Cat- tle, about 130 Ewes and Theaves, about 40 shear- hog Wethers, and about 100 Ewe and Wtthar Lambs. Particulars will appear in due Time. - RAMS, ^ Shearling and Two- Shear, the Property of Mr. FRIS- BY, of Waltham, Leicestershire, . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Premises, on the 19lli of September, 1809, » T> FIE RAMS may be seen One Hour before A the Sale, which will commence at Ee en o'clock ; at which Time Conditions will be produced. HINCKLEY, LEICESTERSHIRE. Stock and Utensils in 7 rade, Household Fur* /. 5, niture, and Fixtures. 4 ' TO BE SOLE BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHAMi'NEY, On the Prerni. es, Hinckley, on Monday, 1 lth , Sep- tember, 1809, at 10 o'CTook in the Forenoon ; by Order of the Assignees;- l. L the Stock, and Utensils in Trade, House ® hold Furniture, Fixtures, and Effects ot Mr JOHN DUMELOW, Grocer, & c. a Bankrupt; Consisting of a Variety of Grocery, ( Coffee, Tei, Soap) Drugs, and various other Articles, large Canisters, Beam and Planks, Counter Scales, Iro » awl Brass Weights ; among the Fixtures are 2 Coun- ters, several Nests of Drawers and She, ves; a Range, Oven, Stoves, & c.— The Household Furniture com- prises 4/ Post Bedsteads, with Moreen and Check Hangings ; good Feather Beds and Bedding ; Chairs, Tables, Glasses, Carpets, and Linen; an 8- Day Clock and Kitchen Requisites. May be viewed on Saturday previous to tl. e Sale, and Catalogues had ou the Premises. " lOBELET, For a Term of Years, ADesirable HOUSE, pleasantly situated iu Granbv- street; comprising Breakfist Par- lour, Dining and Drawing Room, 6 Chambers, 2 Ce. lars, Kitchen, and Back Kitchen, Yard, and Garden, Hard and Soft Water Pumps, with all ne- cessary attached and detached Offices; adjoining are Premises originally intended for a Hosier's Warehouse; a large Garden well planted with choice Fruit Trees, anil good Fish Pond therein: the Whole may be en- teiedupon at Michaelmas next. The above Pre- nii. es have all the Advantages of the rural Scenery 01 the Country, and witkiu j Minutes walk of the Market- place. For Particular's enquire at the Journal Office. A1 SjA US Grass Keeping. TO BE L E T, Until Old Candlemas next, SEVEN and a Half Acres of Latterma'h, nezr She North Bridge, nearly adjoining the Toll Bar. Also Adjistment for Drovers, or any Person wishing to turn out Stock in a good Pasture in a Close adjoining. Enquire of B. PLATTS, Unicorn, Galloivtree- gate. ~ 7b TO BE LET, ~ And entered upon the 26th of November next, HA T old e » tablished Shop, eligibly situated for Trade, at Kegworth, tn the County of Leicester, with large and roomy Warehouses, and every Conveniency for carrying 011 the Business of a Grocer aud Chandler upon an extensive Scale, or tit for any Business where plenty of room is require*'!. Also a capital House in good Repair, with about 3 or 4 Acres of excellent Land adjoining. For further Particulars apply to M M EE, - Keg- • vrji'th. T! BANKRUPTS Newman- street, coach maker ( j jinsbor. ntgU, Lincolnshire, money- nd H. Abbot, Bucklersbuty, ictnnMer T. ' Brmvell J. Trevor, sci iw ner J. J nes, J. Owen, : m rcluiuts K; John-, jim. Truro, J. Hodgson, reii. Cumberland, merchant J. VV'in. ei and J Winter, Acre- lane, Surrey, btrild * II W. !' h iru, [. ceils, cloth merchant C. Harvey, Monmouth, iioutnoncer H- C. urtus, Worcester, linen draper I'', toward, Fuggestone, St. Pctef, Burcotiib, VYi. ts-, clothiers J. Ellis, Ha hbone p'ace, ihitcher J. Stiuiifit, Bell Wharf, Sliariuell J. ou, Baker street, portman- squars, confec tioner and J. Brew er. jr- , N'w Melton Mowbray, ; 5d August, 1809. s hereby'giten, Thattne lollsoris-, he several l oll Gtites situated at Meltoft ah I Kurton I. an ', together with a Machine at l. ahtfiiain, all situated upun the ' I'iirnpike Road leading from Nottingham to Kettering ;— And a. sn the Toil Gate si uated at the East End of the Town of Melton Mowbrav, and also the Turnpike Gate situated upon Braunston Lings upon the Turn- pike Road leading to Grantham, will be Let by Auc- tion to the bust Bidder, at the White Swan Inn, in Melton, 011 Thursday the 7th Day of September in xt, between the Hours of E. even and Two, in the Manner dir. cted by the Act of Parliament passed iu the Thirteenth Year of his piesent Majesty, fir re- mitting I urnpike Roads. The above Gates Were Let last Year for the several Sums undermentioned, viz.: PELICAN' OFFICE. F5r'insurance on Lives and granting Annuities. HIS Office was established m Lombard Street, 1 DIVlDr NDS. ® ept. 16. Ann Church, New Bond- street, milliner at Guildhall 16-. N. J. Winch, Newcastle- upon- Tyne, mer chant, at Guildhall 16 J. Herbert and C. Mavo, City of London Warehousemen, at Guildhall 16. D. Jones, Commerce- row, baker, at Guild hall fi. w. Turnbu:!, Oxford street, music- seller, at Guildhall iv. Garland, Shepton Mallet, innholdcr, • George, Shepton Vn'l.- t — 21 J. ippet, Chewstoke, colourmau at the George, Shepton Mallet - 9. \ V. P. nuack, Rnswarpe, Yorkshire, rope m- iker, at. the George Inn, Kingston- upon- Hull H N'ioholson, Bishopsgate- street, silk mer- cer, at Guildhall 24. J. . Knight, waiiier, at Guildhall I Neal L. 221 ttil 107 217 1 18 2 j at the Oct at Melton Gate Burton Lane Gate, Langtiam Ga e Melton Gate, ( East End) Braunston Lings Gate, - N. W. Who. ver happens to be the best Bidder or Bidders, must it the same Time give Security with pioper Sureties-, to the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the s. ud Roads, tor the Payment of the Rent agreed for, at such Times As thev shall direct. JOHN HEN SHAW, Clerk. / Camomile- sticet, cord Chlswell- Atree't-, Vict u ill • Guildhall —— i . K. Swaine, Halifax; J. Swaine, Skircoat; J". Swaine. London"; Hannah aflil J. Suaiue, Hali- fax ; and H. Ram- b- ttotn, Bradford, merchants, at th » White Swan, Halifax Iti. S. Bfaddock, Macc'eSfielrl, innkeeper, the Bull's- Head Inn, Macclesfield Nov. 14. S. Bryan, Grosvenor- mewS Guildhall * 14. R. Rob nson, Manchester, cotton twist and weft- dealer, ut GiMilball —— 7. W. Vfti- niU II; llartley- row maker, at Guildha- d 8. W. Whitehead, Shaw hall, Yorkshire, wool- ' 7 Keal Japan Blacking. Made by Day and Martin, London, rHIS invaluable Composition, with Half the usual Labour, producr stlie most brilliant Jet Black ever beheld, affords per. uliarXourishlneut to the Leather, will not soil theiinest Linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant Smell, and will retainits Virtue in any Climate.— Sold wholesale, by Day and Martin removed to No-. 97, High Holborn, London ; Retail jy ttieir Agents, Gregory, Sw iifen, Combe, Merrall, iic. Matthews, Leicester; Acott, Boot- Maker, Notting- ham ; tiarroel, Market Harborough; Merridew, Co- ventry ; Newcomb, Stamford, Jacobs, Peterborough; Page, Newdle, Birdsall, Northampton ; andMorgan, Tichfield, in Stone Bottles, Price Is. fid. each. at chandler, at London, , n the Year 1797, bv a numeroui and respectable Proprietary ; and the Hoard of Di rectors, with Confidence, arising from the increased Prosperity and Permanency of the Establishment, as wall as trom the Experience of its Usefulness and Be- nefit to the Public, think it due to those who may be. still unacquainted with the Impo. tahce and Advan- tage of Lite Insurance, briefly to suggest som « of its leading and peculiar Recommendations to almost every Degree and kauk in society. Life Insurance is of manifest Consequence to all who hold Estates for Life, Situations and Offices; Civil-, Ecclesiastical, or Professional; to Officers in the Army and Navy, & c. as, by Payment of au An- nual Premium* the Party insured is enabled to provide for Wife, Children, or others, whose future Welfare lie m iv wish iu vain, by other Means to promote.— Itaffoids a permanent ultimate Security to those Who advance Monev Upon Amiuitiesor otherwise. It ren- ders Ivaiesj determinable on one or more Lives; nearly equal ill Value to Freehold Estates, as an Insurance to the Amount of the Fine, payalde on ; the Demise of a Party nominated in such Leases, will ' producethe Sum required for Renewal It is a cheer- ing Refuge to Parties engaged in extensive aud spe- culative Undertakings; it affords to Persons iu Trade the certain Means of Indemnification against a bad or doubtful Debt; in short, Life Insurance, establish- ed in Policy, sanctioned by Government, and Con- firmed by the Test Ot'Experience, is beeomfC to al- i most every Situation of Human Life, a Measure equally Important, Useful, and Beneficial. Annuities are granted upon ttie most equitable Terms, under a Special Act o' Parliament, granted to this Office. THOMAS PARKE, Sec. COMPANY.-,' AOENJU. LEICESTER— G. B. Hodges. MARKE r H A RISOftOUGH— ThomasGurdert. LOUGHBOROUGH— R. Laccy. NOTTING HAM — E. Dear. NEWAi K— J. Stausall WAIIWICK— MMSIS. Bainhridge's and Co. M1NGHW— J. 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G. osoornr. having, 4 st Year of bis Boundaries of tin WF the Commissioners n. irned arid 4' ppo: h'ed in an- bv an A. t passed in the 48t'i YeJr of the R- ign of his leseilt Majesty, intitlfd " An Act. for allotting anil inclosing ih<' Forest ol- Chace of Cliarnwo. d, otherwise Charley Forest or Chace an Rothley Plain, in the County of Leicester Conformably to the Act passed in the said Majesty, enqu red into the B< frevera Pari- hes, Manors, Hauiftts; Or Districts within the said Forest aud Plain; and it appearing to'is, that the s. ud Itnundaries are not sufiiciently ascertained and div; in}: u shed, Do he eiy give A"" c, ' hat we intend to hear Evidence, On Tuesday the 5th ut September n » xt, at tin Bull's Heat I Inn, in I, ouitil| oroui. h, at 10 o'Clock in the Eorenoon, on the Bonndarit s of the Manor-, or reputed Manors of Sheppshead, Knight Thorp, Thorp- Acre, and Garendou. 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Ch<\ rnu> ood Forest and Rothley Plain ' D INCLOSUREs WE the Commissioners named aiid appoirtte'il in avid by an Act passed in the 48t . Year ofthe Reign of his present Majesty, intitled " An Act for allotting and inclosing the Forest or CbV c of bharuwood, otherwise Charley Forest or Chace, and ioihley Plain, inthe County of Leicester;" Do hereby g'Bf \ otice, That we shall hold a Meeting to investigate the Claims of the several and respective Proprietors ^ aiming Right of Common, and other Rights upon • he said Open Commonable Grounds and Waste Lands j 011 the following Days, viz. For the several Parishes, Cofiatahlefies, Town- ships, Hainlett, or Places of Loughborough, Wood- thorp, Sheepshetd, Garendon, Dishley, Knight- Thorp, Thorp- Acre, and Giacedieu, on Tuesday the 24th of October next, at the Bull's Head Inn, in Loughbo- rough, ot Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon. 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Printed Alphabetical Lists of Claims may be had fter Monday the iflth of Sep . ember, instead of 1-" 2hth of August, 18' J9, of Messrs. radock, Elu and Piddocke, the Clerks to the en. missioners, at their respective Offices in Lougli- oro gh, and Ashby- de- la- Zouch, for the Use of the lopiietms c. aiming Right of Common, < r other lu- sts in, » ver, oi upon the said Forest and Plain, veil uudcr our Hanus this 5th Day of August, 09, ROBT. II WYATT. JOSEPH OUTRAM. JOHN BURCHAM. ' f Ho MAS EAGLE. JAMES GREEN, ft The A l'T ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE. HE Tables 01 Weights and Measures, corrected throughout, and adapted, to motldru Usage. 2. Obsolete and useless Rules expunged, and a much larger Portion applied to Stocks, Estates, Annuities, Discounts, Reversions, Tontines, Bank- ing, lu- drancies, Brokerage, Chances, Exchanges, & c. & c. as practised by the B'okersand Commercial Companies of the City of London. 3. More Examples under each Rule than are to be found in any other Work. 4. 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W here may be had Arnold's Nervous Resto- rative Drops, * STRENGTHENING PILLS, Prepared by Dr. IIARMSTRONG, No. 89, Great « Bartholomew Close, West smithfield, London, A Fi FR mtach Labour ar. d great Lxpen. e the i'x Doefor has brought these incortiparable Pills to Perfection, and in general Use amongst Women of all Ranks, from the DucheSs to the Peasant, for Female Weakness of every Description ; bearing down of the Womb; from hatd Labours; and Semi- nal Weakness in the Male Sex.— The Streng lu lling Pills are peculiarly efficacious in Debility after malig- nant Fevers, Nervous Complaints, all inward Wast- ing, Loss of Appetite, or natural Strength; Indiges- tion, obstinate Cough, Shortness of Breath, Con- sumptive Habits, Night Sweats, & c. & c. & c. and as a Bracer of the Solids, and a Promoter of Diges- tion, they are kept as a Family Medicine by the first Persons of Distinction ill the Kingdom, and are strongly recommended by the most eminent Physici- ans to Sea Bathers, and for Debility in either Sex.— Price fis. the Box, Duty included. A LSO, Harmstrong's Female Menstruated Vegetable Pills, For Females only, at the Commencement and De- cline ofthe mcist critical Periods of their Lives; which is the most proper Physic for Women after Lying- in or Miscarriages, being the Only Medicine in ttie World to be depended on for curing Inflammation, Obstructions and Ulcers in the Womb. ' Jo Dr. Hurmalrong. SIR, It is not possible to do yoti Justice in expressing the Merit of your Medicine, the Strengthening tills. I have been the Mother of eleven Children, aud also have had several Miscarriages, wh cli has beeai the Occasion for these six Years past of a low declining State of Health, and was severely afflicted with a violent Pain in my Stomach and Back, ana a heavy Weight in my Head and Eyes, a Trembling and Pain in my Thighs and Legs, with a bearing down ofthe Womb, and every Weakness aud Debility that a Fe- male could he afflicted with, till f was recommended to make Trial of your Strengthening Til s, four Boxes of which have restored me to pcrfeet Health. Your's most respectfully, MARY S iMBROOK. At Mr. Futooze, No. 107, Mount- street, Grosvenor- square, London, Feb. I, I8DS. These P. lis mav ba had ol the Doctor, No. 89, Great Bartholomew Close, West Smithfield, London; and by his Appointment they are sold Wholesale and Retail, by Messrs. 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On Monday the 10th of July was published, price 15s.— A Complete Digest of the Duties of Customs and Excise, payable upon all Foieigu Articles im- ported into or exported from Great Brua. n; also the Duties outwards ; the Countervaliiig Duties be- tween Great Britain and Ireland ; the Bounties aiid Allowances on British Goods, and those on the Fish eries; the Duties Coastnise; the Quarantine and Tonnage Duties ; together with the Tables- of Sal - vage, Baillage; Levant, and Russia jDues. The Whole brought up to the 5th of July, ; 8J9: IV. On Monday the 24th ol July was Published, Price 2s. the 3d Edition, of Killing no Muruer, a Farce, in two Acts, as performed with great Applause at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket : with the original Pre- face : the scene suppressed by Order of the Lord Chamberlain, and a new P. eface. Written by The- odore Edward Hook, Esq. V. 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An Address to the King, the Ministry, and the People of Great Britain and Ireland, on the pre- sent State of the Money System of the United King- doms, with an Appendix, containing Letters of his Majesty's Ministers to the Author, aud some impor- tant Documents further explanatory of the System, and the Means of Amendment, by John Ljcker, Esq. IX. Corinna, or Italy, a Novel translated from the French of Madame de Stael Holstein, Authoress of Delphiue, & c. See. in 3 Vols. 12uio. f> rice 2JS. in Boards. X. Primitite, or Essays and Poeins on various Sub jects, Religious, Moral, and Entertaining, by Con- nop Ttiirlwall, eleven Years of Age ; dedicated by Permission to the Lord B- shop of Dromore.— The Preface by bis Father, the Rev. 1 houias Thiiiwall, A. M. Minister of Tavistock Chapel, Broad Court. Long Acre ; Lecturer of St. Dunstan, Stepney; and Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Dromore. With a Portrait of the Author. Second Edition in Foolscap Svo. Pi ice bs. in Boards, XI. On the 1st of July was Published, Price 4s. fid.— Political, Commercial, and Statistical bketches ul the Spanish Empire in both Indies ; Reflections on the Policy proper for Great Britain at the pi esent Crisis; and a View ofthe Political Questions between Spain and the United States, respecting Louisiana and th. United States, respecting Louisiana and ihe Floridas ; with the Claim of Great Britain, as founded ou Trea ty to ti e Commercial Navigation of the River Missi- ToT. Taylor, Surgeon, No 9, Ncu Bridges, rcJ> a • London. Edinburgh, May 2, 18( 0. N" the Spring of 17y4, 1 w as afliiCleu with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated wttn ln- tifference tor five Months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician, who put a temporally Stop to the Virulence ot the Dil'eale ( by Mc- ienTal iplii ations) for fome Time ; but grow ing, i n Spite ol all Medicine and the Advuc ol the hi u be mle- men of the Facility here, vvorle and u oi te loi two Years 1 was reduced to a State aimolt unparalltltd and beyonu Deferiplion, being an tntire l. t- pti, and ulcerated from Head to Foot.— My Head, llitoat, Mouth, Note, Legs, Anns. 4tc. havebcen alternate- ly in Danger of becoming ufelefs ; , n ( lioit. l have han from t wenty to thirty eating Ulceis on my Kocy, and nearly totally deprived ol Sight.— It woiilci » he Voluminous to particular ize al I my Cult— fuftii t ic tofav, there never was, or ever will be, one ol a more dangerous or ol a more complicated . Naiuie. f was long looked upon by my Friends, and imagine d myfclf, beyond alt Hopes ol Kctovery; and indeed, in iny then Condition, Death waspreierable to my more than miferable State I n this dicadml Situa- tion did 1 orag a niott miferable Hxiftenee, till Di- vine Ptovidence threw in my Way a Newlpa'ptr containing the Cafe ot a Mr B. of Plymouth— my Friends read it, I could not.— 1 fent and procured fome ol your LEAKE's PATEN'l PILLS, wlmli. by ufing from Time to Time, am now, and have long been, ( after more than lour Ycais tndifcribable dil- trtfs), in as good a otaie oi Health as ever I enjoy- ed; as a Prool ol this, 1 had a fine, thriving, healthy tJ.- Child, born to me a lew Monthsago. In Gratitude " J ftiGod, and in Hopes of rendering my Fellow- crea- turtl fcrvice, Irequeftyou tupublilh this; and you • may at any l ime relet Peiforis who wifh to be satisfiedol theTruthof this, oi further Particulars*, ol me or my Friends, by Letter orPerli* ys As few Cafes lor Badnels will evercqual mine, and none exceed it, I have from Experience every Reafon to allure Mankind, that in your LtAKt'sf PILLS they willfind a lure, fpeedy, fafe, andr,. dical Cure, for that moft dread in, Stage ol ttie Venereal Difeafc, which is called a confI rme D Lu es. I. T. * InfurmountableFamily Reafonspreventniaking, my Name and Addrcts Pubiic; hut creditable Per- fons really wantinglnformation may alio he reicrred to me and my Friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramlay Gardens, Edinburgh. • Prepared and soltl by the sole Proprietor, THOS. TAYLOR, Member ofthe Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge- suet I ; where he wiT give Adv ice, w ithout a Fee, to Persons taking these Pills and will answer I atients Lett- rs, if Post paid, on the same Terms, observing in a. I Cases the most inviolable Secresj. no Patient's Name of Case having been mentioned but at their own j. ar- ticulao request, by the 1' iopr. etor, during the Course of more than 45 Yea is, that he has had the conducting of an extensive Sale ol tile abov « Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom. They are sold by his Appointment for the conve- nience of those living at. a Distance, by Mr. aisou South- Br dge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Printti ~ Glasgow; Gregory, Swiul'en, Matthews, Le. ceite. ; Caldwell, Dublin ; and by one Pi rsou in every con- siderable 1 on n in Great lirilainand Ireland, in boxes- at only 2s. 9il. each, sealed op with full and plain Directions, whereby Pels- ns of either Sex may cure themselves » itl, Easeaud Secrecy*. Hark- Lane, Aug 28, tcfu9 Although the supply was tolerably good to- day, a still lutther advance took p. aee in the pr. ce ot line Wheat ; ttie second and ord nary sorts likewise kept their price, but ttie sales of this quality were no; equally U sk through the day.--- Of Baricy and . Vlait the supplies were, short, ind fine samples of tne lat er were dearer.— Boiling Pease scaicc ex- ceed 93s. per Quarter.— Grey Pease as last re- potted.--- In Horse Beans we lud I. tie variation, out 1 icks were raihe- r dearer.— Some Lincolnshire Oats are come in. and the pii e » £ enerallji ot iliat • uncle were rather lower. r lUC E OF GRAIN. Wheat- -- i 75s to 94s White Pease 60s to 75 » Fine - 98s to 99s Grey PeasS 44s ., 49s Rye 46s to 54s New lie- ans 50s ti 60s Barley - — 36s tu 44s New 1 ick s 40s te •. 8s Fine - - - - - — s to 46s Oats - . - - 26s to - 9 Malt - i -- - 70s to '. 8s Fine - - - - — s to . s Fine - - - - - — S to 80- PolandS - . £ 6* i o 31 * Kent Sussex Essex PRICE OF HOPS Bags. 0s lt> 5/ 5. Kent Oi to il Oj Sussex 0 » to 4. 10i Fain. Pookrts 41 lib to 6/ St lis to 4/ It 0s to 81 ( I Ed SMITH FlLLD.-- i\ Jonday August 28. To sink the offal, perstoneol bib, llecf 4s Od " to 5 » Oil t Veal 5s lid to 6s Mutton4s 4d to 5s 4.1 j Pork 5s Od to 6s HEAD OP CA'TTLFI THIS DAY, Beasts, about 25- 4— Sheep and Lambs 23,140 H# E Oh TALLOW. St. James's Market --- - - - - 5s f? § elate Market ..... () » f, t| WhitecbapeI Market is 7d ( Per Stone of8! b.) v 1 Is fid is Id • bis t < 1 .... - 90s tf — » -.-..- bbs to — s - " it s to — a .... 45s to 47a Average Price Town Tallow - -- -- -- -- - Russia ( Can.) - - - - - - - . - - Russia ditto ( So.) - - - - - - Melting Stuff - - - - i Ditto rough - -- -- - ...... j ..... — j tu Graves ------ Good Dregs - - - Yellow Soap 98s— Mottled 108s— L ureis. 112s Price el Candles, per doz. 14s. bet— Moulds I is Id 14s 14s TRICE OF LEATHER. In LtadenhallMurket. Butts 19d to 214 Ditto - - - - - 23d to 2id Merchants'Backs ----- - . H'd to 21d Dressing Hides - -- -- - --. 17,^ to lbj Fine Coach Hides - -- • - - - 19o to 2} i4 Crop Hides or Cult. - - - - . ] Sd to 22d Calf skins ... - - - - 26d to 32d Ditto - -- -- -- ----- 34d to 59d Ditto - -- -- --- - .... 33d to 3 > ii SmallSeals - -- -- - .... £ Sd to 3 Jil L^ rge ditto .... lyusto 150g Tanned HorseHidet - -- ---- - '^ tid le 22^ Goatskins - -- -- -- - - . 3.0s to- 3& Printed and Published by vhihn Pi ic e, I\ ket- place, Leicester. This Paper is regularly tiled in London ; at theLotidon, Chapter, ai d I eel's Coffee Houses ; aud by W Taylor and T. Nentou, Printers Agents, No. 5 Worwick sqnare, gate- street; where Advertisen ents ai e received.— The Paper may also be seen at Mr. Billing' « Crown, Vinegar- yard, Drury- larie; at the Pied Horse, Chiswell- street, Finsbury- square; at til* Bull's- Head, Vere- street; Advertisements are re* ceived, and the Paper distributed by M r. Tuy. maa and M r. Dunn, Nottingham ; M r, Ridgard, Shef- field ; Mr. Marriott, Derby; MissWilson, Rothe- r- ham ; M I\ Bar vow, Kegworth; Mr. Smith, Lake- well ; Mr. Warin and Mr. Parkws, Ashbourne Mr, Hoilerinshaw, Tideswell; Mr. Douswoith, Burton; Mr. Adams, Druggist, Loughborough ; Mr. Lesttr, tthtepshead ; Messrs. G. and A. Ward * Hinckley; Clemeutson, Melton; A; r l. ostby, Billesdon, Oakham, & e. ; Mr. Roll ert Young, Ashby and Villages adjacent, &. C, Mr, Glov « Frisby Gianthama. f. eicester Journal, and Midland Counties General Advertiser. .2- Shew of Hams. MR. Williamson's and Mr. Simpkin's Shew of Hams, will commence on the fithofSeptem- ber, and continue the Season. Shew ef Rams, of the t\ ew Leicestershire A} . Breed, , AT CLIFTON, NEAK NOTTINGHAM, WILL be on the 8th Day ot September next, and will continue till the knd of the Sea- son ; during which Time Thomas Thorpe will be happy to see those Genlemtn who may please to fa- vour him with their Company. Clifton, August 28, 1809. M- GAME. WHEREAS the Game in the Manors of Lit- tle Dilby and Scraptoft, in the County of Leicesier, hath for several Years been much de- stroyed ; all qualified Persons are requested to desist from ItilliiifGame within either of the said Manors during the ensuing Season ; and all unqualified Per- sons who after this Notice shall be foun t Tresspass- ing therein will be prosecuted, the Gamekeepers having Directions for that Purpose. Little Dalby House, August 3U, 1809. ftlD JL nive M- GAME. TTI7HEREAS the Game in the Manor of Bur- VV ton Lazars has been much destroyed, ii is requested tl at all Persons will desist from Sporting on the Manor; ali unqualified Persons Sporting, hi the said Manor, will be proceeded against according to Law. F. E. HORN. Burton, August 14, 1809. + 40 " I 1 / IlfflfcEAS the Game within and upon the VV Manors of Swithland, Thurcaston, and Mountsorrell, in the County of Leicester, have of late Years been much destroyed by Poachers and un- </ 3 • anted, active Youth, as an Apprentice to a Hosier.— His Friends will be expected to find him Board and Lodging. Apply at ihe Journal Office. SZF Law Partnership wanted. AGentleman of Respectability, well acquainted * with both 1 own and Country Practice, ( par- ticularly the latter) wishes to obtain an active Part- nership in an Office of extensive 1 onncxions in the Country, for which an adequate Premium will be given; or any Gentleman willing to retire in favor ot the Ad- vertiser w ill be liberally treated with. Letters, addressed for A B C. Messrs. Taylor and Newtoh, Warwick Square, Newgate Street, Loudon, will be forwarded to the Advertiser. LEICESTER INFIRMARY. RIDAY the 22d of September, being the An- ersary Meeting ofthe Governors of the Lei- cester Infirmary, their Attendance oh that Day is earnestly requested at tlife New Assembly Room, at the Hotel, at teu o'Clock ui the Forenoon, in order to proceed from thence to St. Martin's Church, where a Sermon will be preached On the Occasion, By the Rev. Gf. ORGE MET I AM, A. M. Rector of Harwell; All such as are concerned in the frtildwirig fcom- ftlodities, are desired tosetid their Proposals ( scaled) to the Secretary of the Infirmary, before ten o'Clock on Friday the 22nd of September, specifying at what Rate they ate willing to supply the Infirmary, for the ensuing Quarter, with Floiir, Soap, Candles, Rice, SUgar, Hops, Malt, and Oatmfeal. The most reasonable PiopOsals will be acceptedj and if two of more Tradesmen shou d offer to supply at the same Price, it tvill be determined by Ballot, who shall have the Preference, that the utmost Impartiality may be observed, and no Interest be made in favour of airy particular Person. By Order of the Committee, JOHN FLINT, Secretary. ( qualified Persons, this is to give Notice, that all sucljJ 7T\ Persons found Tresspassing thereon, will be proceed- p'JL td against according to Law. AUGUSTUS BUTLER DANVERS/ V- Game- in Sutton bonnington, ST. MICHAELS. NOTICE is hereby given, That a regular Gan e keeper is appointed for this Manor. — Persons found Poaching will be Prosecuted accord- ing to Law; and qualified Persons are strictly enjoin- ed not to Sport thereon. • e ' ' ^ * ui Game in Old Dalby- on- the- Woulds. NOTICE is hereby given, That a regular Gamekeeper is appointed for th? s Manor, Persons found Poaching will be prosecuted according to Law, and qualified Persons are strictly enjoined not to . Sport thereon. Manor of Knighton. IT is earnestly requested thai all Persons will re- frain from Sporting within his Manor, without leave; and Notice is hereby given, Tnat all Tres- passers and Poacherswill be proceeded against with lligour. By Order of Sir Edmund C, Hartopp. Bart. THOMAS CLARKE, Knighton, August 23d, 1809. ny rT'A I i HE Hosiers of Leicester and its Vic mty, are requested to attend a Meeting at the Ex change, on Thursday the 14th of September next, at 11 o'clock, to consider the Propriety of opposing the intended Application to Parliament for a Renewal or Extension of Mr. Barker's Patent for making the Double Looped Manufacture. By Order of the Chairman ol the Hosier's Associa- tion. THOS. BURBIDGE, Solicitor. - Leicester, August 30; 1809. TAMES IIAYCOCK, AKES this Opportunity most Respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has taken ana fitted up a Shop near^ the Bottom of the High Street, Leices. er ( lately in the Occupation of Mr. Chamberlain, Printer), where he has laid ill a good and elegant Assortment of Stationary Goods; he also carries on the Businessof Book Binding, and those Gentlemen and Ladies who may please to Honour him with their fas ours, may depend on their Orders being punctually executed. N. rs. British Lace sold; aud all Sorts of Patent Medicines. fi'fr Cheap Boot and Shoe Warehouse, BOTTOM OF SILVER STREET, LEICESTER; WHORTON, w th much Respect returns . sincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the distinguished Preference they have at the same BEAU 1' IFUL WOMEN. rHE greatest Blemish to Beauty is super- fluous Hairs on the Face, Neck, ana Arms.— Hubert's Roseate Powder immediately retnoves them, is an elegant Article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to Use, Price 4s. of two in one Parcel Is.— Sold by the Proprietor, No. 23, Russell street, Covent- gar- den, Loudon ; T. Gregory; Leicester ; Corrall, Lut- terworth; Hijgs, Harborough; Freeman, Upping- ham ; SnodlU, Oakham , ClelnentSon, Melton Mow- bray ; Hdrst; Grantham; Adams, Loughborough ; G. Stretton; Nottingham; Drewiy, Derby; Beards- more, Asliby- de la- Zouch; Leigh, Atherstone; Ward, Hinckley ; and by one Person in every Town. Good Allewance to Dealers. / / General Register Office, ' ° IMARKET- PLACE, LEICESTER, Servants wanted; AHousekeeper--- as Upper Servant; ihe must bring a good Character; and be well recom- ineuded :—- A NbrseMaid, between 24 and 30 Years of Age ; no Person that has not been iised to Chil- dren need apply :— AS Footman, a steady active Man of good Character; and a good Plain Cook. T. Kirk begs to inform Family's in want of Ser- vants to go to London, that they may be supplied; mmmrnmrnmlimmmmmmmmmmm ' it i Wii afforded the Regiment, by the use of Coventry Paik. The Great Glenn Volunteers commanded by C^ apt. Oldacre, have volunteered to continue their services, subject to find their own clothing, & c. Hostilities commence this day against the fea- thered race; but from thequantity of corn standing, the Sportsman must expect much interruption to his diversion. IlornCastle Fair, the greatest horse fair in Eng- land, was held last week, and very numerously at- tended. I here was a large show of good horses, but few buyers, and the price of hoises fell from 20 to 30 per cent, Sir Robert Wilmot's Ewes and TheaveS, which were sold by auction by Mr. Boott, at Chaddesden, on Thursday last, averaged four guineas each. A General Meeting of the Subscribers to the Pa- triotic Fund Was held on ' lhursday; at Lloyd's have been agreed og foi the opinion, of tie Court of King's Bench ; but the Judge was so tcoduUiy of opinion that the plaintiff was entitled to the ex- emption, that he would allow only a verdict to ' betaken for him, with liberty for the defendant, if ' he thought proper, to move the Court next term, to have a nonsuit entered. The short facts of the j case were, that Smith lived at Cratfieid, six m les ; from Halesworth; that he was a communicant of j the congregation there, but ihat in going to Hales- worth, lie passed by another meeting house ofthe same persuasion at Waipole. l he mere quest. on ' for tiie King's Bench to determine will be, whether ! " proper parochial" are adjectives to the words " or I other places of public worship," as well as they are to " church or chapel," j On Monday Se'nnight, the Annual Meeting of the Woodmen of Arden commenced at the Forest Hall ; and on Wednesday the Bowmen assembled Coffee house, when it was rfcsotved, that a further j a[ thtf Earl of Ayiesford- 8) „ here they had a grand aDnea shou d be made lo the penerositv of the t n , i . . a ... _ .. Y LONDON, THURSDA Y August 31. No Dispatches have been received this mora- ing frbm the Earl of Chatham. Capt. Stanhope arrived this nlornihg with dispatches, dated the 8th, from Lord Welling- ton— He was still at Deleitosa. It was bis in- tention to hive marched as soon as his troops had recovered from their fatigue against SoUlt, and his Lordship requested Gen& S* Cuesta to remain in the position of Talavera, to prevent the advance of Victor. The Spanish General, however, quitted that position, not wishing, it is said, that the English should alone t, ustain the weight of another ac- tion. The consequence of this movement was, that Victor immediately advanced, apparently with the intention of forming a junction with Sott'it; Lord Wellington tvas under the necessity of falling back upon Deleitosa, Where he has taken a position which is considered as perfectly safe. A part of the sick and wounded was left at Talavera. The French had. collected all the troops they had in Spain on purpose to attack us. Y'esterday were received German Papers to the 19th inst. The most interesting articles are those which respect the brave Tyrolese ( the Spaniards of Germany). Had not the untoward events of the campaign too soon checked the popular feeling ( which, having concentrated itself amid the mountains of the Tyrol, had there displayed itself in acts ol 5*- 28th August, Manor of Great Sheepy. 1809, 57 WHEREAS the Game and Fish within the Manor of Great Sheepy, belonging to Thomas Levings Iloldon, Esq. have of late Years been much destroyed by Poachers and other uuqua- lilicd Persons JSuiice is therefore hereby given, That all unqualified i ersons hereafter found Sporting or Fishing on the said Manor, or on the Estates ofthe said Thorn s Ltvings Holden, Joseph Jarvis, Mrs, Mary Gresiey, Mrs. Preston, Robert Faux, Will. Owen, Robert Lingard, James Ridley and others, Situated in Great hbeepy atoiesaid, and in Merevale, will be proceeded against according to Law, And all qualified Persons are requested to desist Sporting upon the said Manor and Estates, and to keap up their Dogs, in order that the Game may for the present be preserved. T O B E L E T, On Lease, or from Year to Year, aud entered Upon . at t. ady- day next; AVery desirable Farm, consisting of 75 ACitsor thereabouts of good Meadow, Pas- tui- and Arable Land, divided into very convenient Closes in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to Arnsby, in the County of Leicester, with a Farm Yard, Barns, Stables, and other conveniences, for the Occupation of the I, and. Apply to Mr. PILKINTON, Solicitor, Leicester. , County ot Leice| jei J A shewn for the Goods of his Manufactory. . . . Time assures them the strictest Attention will continue j heroism), it would have assuredly spread over to be paid to neatness and firmness of Workman- [ a very large proportion of Germany, and might ! have produced greater effects than thosewhich sortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, of have arisen from the conflicts Ol regular armies the best Quality, the Superiority of which will be evi- dent from a slight Inspection. N. B. Good Allowance to Wholesale Customers. Leicester, July 13, 1809. Public Wharf, Leicester. OHN RICE and CO. return their grateful Acknowledgements to their Friends and the Public, for Favors conferred upon them iu the Coal Lime, Alabaster, and Brick Business, and hope for a Continuance of their Support. J, R. and Co. most respectfully inform the Public they have laid in a Quantity of Swithland Slates from the old Mate Quarries of a very good Quality, which they make no Doubt will give Satisfaction to those who may please to favor them with theii Com- mands, which wiil be served with punctuality, and at reduced Prices. with the legions of France. The private accounts respecting the pro- gress of the negociation between Austria and France, are inconsistent with former state- ments. Now, it is said, that the Archduke Charles is hostile to peace, instead of being, as was so evidently asserted a short time since a promoter of it ; and this is reported to be the cause of his resignation of the command in chief. bO- EARL SHILTON. HUNDRED of FRAMLAND. THE ASSIZE of BREAD— Setthe 20th Day ol August, L8U9, to continue 14 Days. lb. oz. dr ThePennyLoaf Wheatento weigh 0 4 4 Ditto Houmold, - 0 5 11 Twopenny Loal VVheaten to weigh 0 8 8 Ditto Houihold, - - Olid Sixpenny Loal VVheaten to weigh 19 8 Ditto Houthold, - 2 2 2 Twelvepenny Loal Wheatento weigh 3 3 0 Ditto Houihold, - 4 4 4 Eighteenpenny LoafVVheatentoweigh 4 12 Ditto rlourhuld, - 8 6 J. S. BROWN. R. NORMAN. T. B. BURNABY, HUNDRED of GARTREE. The Affize ol Bread r'orthe Hundred of Gartreei inthe'County ol Leiceiter. lb ot. dr. The Sixpenny Loaf WheatCn is to weigh • 12 2 The Sixpenny Loal Houfhold 2 5 8 The TweWepenny Loaf Wheate i 3 8 4 The t. welvepenny Loal Houfliold 4 II Set by ustwo ol his Majelty'sjulticesolthe Peac in and for the faid Hundred, the 18th Day Julv 1809, and tocontinue lu torce lor 14 Days tjom Saturday next. C. J. BFAV1CKE. E. GRIFFIN. C. W. CHAMBERS, Lima and Hoollen- Druper, Haberdasher, SfC. RE PEC 1 FULLY informs his Friends and the Public, that he has opened a Shop near the Elm Tree, and has selected a choice Assortment of Goods from the best Markets, of such Quality and Price as will be found north their Attention. C. W. C. earnestly solicits the Countenance and Patronage of his Friends and the Public, assuring them that every Exertion shall be made to render his Services worthy their Support. / / RIVER TRENT NAVIGATION, it* - " VTOTlCE is hereby given; That a General , JJN Meeting of ihe Company of Proprietors of the River T rent Navigation, will be holden at the Bhckmoors' Head Inn, in Nottingham, on lues- day the 5th Day of September next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. The Committee will meet at the same Placc ort the preceding Day. EDW. SMITH GODFREY, Clerk to the said Company. Newark, 16th August, 1809. I UTJKOPOSALS for Printing by Subsciiption, ii In Hl Select Discourses, in One Volume, from the Works of eminent Divines of the Church of England, and of others, never before Pubti> hed. BY A CURATE, Ih the Archdeaconry of Coventry. Mastet Of Arts of the University of Cambridge; Price ts. in Boards: the Money to be paid on the Delivery of the Book.— To Non- Subscribers 10s. N. B. The above Discourses are Considerably alter- ed and abridged. Subscriptions received by N. Merridew, Herald Office, Coventry; Dicey and Sutton, Northampton; aud Combe, Leicester. HUNDRED of GUTHLAXrON. Atfize of Bread lot the Hundred of Guthlaxton to take place on Mondav the 21st of August, to be in Force untilanother Alfize is fet lor the laid Hun- dred The Penny Loa ( Wheaten to weigh Ditto Houlhold Ditto The Two- penny Loal Wheaten Ditto Ditto Houlhold Ditto The Six- penny Loal Wheaten Ditto Ditto Houfhold Ditto he Twelvepenny LoafWheateu Ditto Ditto Houfhold Ditto The Eighteenpenny Loaf Wbcaten Ditto 4 15 Ditto Houthold Ditto 6 10 T. BURNABY. C. CHAMBERS. Every Wheaten Loaf istobemarked with a large Roman W. and every Houihold Loaf with a large Roman H. on Pain nf forfeiting not mors thsn 20s and lot less than 5s. for eyery Leaf. m LL Persons indebted oh Motigjge Bond cr otherwise to the late Mr. Thomas Cooper, of Ear! Shilton, at the Time » f his Death, are re- quited to pay the Amount of their rtspeetiva Debts to the Administrators, on or before the lOth Day of October next, or in failure legal Proceedings will be , immediately commenced for Recovery of the same. | By Order of the Administrators, SAMUEL MILES, > .. . BEAUMONT BURNABY, $ sollcltols Aug. 23, 1809. MV Notice to Creditors. PURSUANT to a Decree in the High Court of X. Chancery, made in a Cause, Bettison against Lester, the Creditors and Legatees of Sir Georee Pauncefort, late of Russell- Square, in the County of Middlesex, and of Stoke Hall, near Newenc, in the County of Nottingham, Baronet, Deceased, hereto- fore called Sir George Bromley, Bart, are to come in and prove their. Debts and claim their Legacies before Francis Paul Stratford, one ol the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton- Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, or in Default thereof, they will be excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. j TOURLO and PALMER, Solicitors, doughty Street, ; SEPTEMBER 1. The Estate at Sutton Bonington, advertised in this Paper last M etk for Sale, Sept. 18, is Disposed of by private Contract. BIRTH. On Friday se'nnight, at Ealing, the Hon. Mrs. Spencer Pereival, of a still- born child. On Monday August 28, at Allestree Hall, Derby- shire, the Lady of J C, Girardot, of a son. MARRIED. Wednesday, at Mrs. Talbot's, in Wimpolestreet, Cavendish- square, the Right Hon. Lord Bonngdon, to Miss Talbot, of Wymondham, Norfolk. Thursday, at St. Mary's church in Stamford, John Gilson, gent, of Burley, near Oakham, to Mrs. Ster- laUd, widow of the late Mr. Sterland, hosier, of Not- tingham. On Sunday, Mr. Cave, of Stamford, to Miss Mary Carringtou, of Bouru. Lately, at Braunstan, Rutland, Mr. Wortley, of Pentonviile, Islington, to Miss Barfoot, daughter of Mrs. Barfoot, of Oakham. On Thursday se'nnight, the Hon. and Rev. George Bridgeman, brother to the Hon. Mrs. Gunning, of Hortoiij near Northampton, to Miss Poyntz, daugh- ter of the late William Poynti, Esq. A few days since, at Nottingham, Mr. John Bishop of Worcester, to Miss Margaret Wright; second daughter of the late John Wright, Esq. Of the for- mer place. On Thursday last, at NuiieatOn, by the Rev. Mr. Hughes, Mr. William BuckniU, surgeon, to Miss Iliff, both of that place. On Sunday, at Warwick, Mr. H. Sharpe, printer, to Miss Maty Hickman, both of that place. Thursday, at St. Mary's, Lambetb, Mr. John Warren Paget, of Camberford Hall, near Tamworth, Staffordshire, to Elizabeth Paget, second daughter of the Rev. Wm. Paget, deceased, late ofTotteridge Green, Herts, and rector of North Wingfield, in Derbyshire. . , DIED. Oh Friday last, Mr. Forster, wharfinger, of this town. Aug. 22, at Hoton, near Loughborough, much re- spected, in the 21st yearof his age, Mr. Hacker Par- kinson, Son ofthe late Hacker Parkinson, Esq. of the former place. On Saturday se'nnight, aged 94, Mr. Benj. Cross, of Kettering, many years a common carrier. On Saturday se'nnight, Mr. Richard Turley, sur- geon of the Bedfordshire Militia, stationed at Wee- don Depot. The Rev. Thos. Shuttleworth Grimshaw, M. A. is empowered, by a dispensation, to hold tiie rectory of Burton, Northamptonshiie, with the living of Biddenham in the county of Bedlora. Samuel Rowland, Esq. is nominated to serve the office of Mayor of Derby for the year ensuing. After a very suitable and excellent sermon, preached last Sunday at the Great Meeting Hinck- ley, by the Rev. Charles Berry of this place, for the benefit of the Sunday School belonging to the above place, a collection was made, which amount- ed to >£ 2- 2 13s. 3id. The Officers of the First Warwickshire Local Militia, have presented Mr. Preest, of Fillongley, with an tlcgant silver cup, for the accommodation appeal should be made to the generosity of the Public, as the present stock ih hand would be en- tirely absorded by the claims that were now ex- petted to be made by the families of above 3000 killed, and 6000 wounded, including those who had been killed and wounded at the battles of Co- runna and Talavera, The King has ordered the distribution ofa large number of Merino sheep among those persons most likely to preserve and improve the breed, the in- troduction of which will prove in time a great na- tional benefit, by rendering the country indepeny" v dent of others for the staple of its woollen manu*^ faciure.— fcir J. Banks is to superintend the distri- bution. funeral of Matthew Bottoh, Esq.— 1 he funeral of this distingh shed man, took place, with appro- priate solemnity, on Thursday last, at Handsworth, about three quarters ofa mile from Solro. A hearse and nine mourning coaches attended, but the coffin was carried by thrfee sets of bearers, by hand, in mourning, and scarfs ; the hearse, and Coaches, d numberless carriages of the deceased's friends followed. Eighteen singers, in cloaks, preceded, singing appropriate psalms the whole way. All the beadies of' Birmingham rode on horseback, and' 1 kept the way open. The Corpse was followed to the grave by 600 workmen of the manufactory of Soho, who had each a silver medal presented to him, struck for the occasion, they wore hat- bands and gloves, and some mourning. The town was emptied of its principal inhabitants. ' 1 he workmen were provided, after the funeral, with a dinner at II n sworth, and allowed to regale themselves for two hours. Thefcxpence of the funeral is calculat ed at 2000/, We understand the Managers of the Taihworth Musicai Meeting have arranged to have one of their evening performances in the church, and have en- gaged a person from London to illuminate it brilli- antly f< r the occasion j it is supposed that nearly two ih tisand coloured lamp* will be usfd to exe- cute the intended plah. A spectacle so novel ' a'nd- » btautifu!; wiih a band of one hundred and thirty perlormers, consisting of the first musical talents, performing the grand Compositions ot Handel and other eminent composers, must produce an effect truly sublime^ and cannot fail to attract a nume- rous assemblage of nobility and gentry from various parts ofthe kingdom ; and as ihe profits of ihe meeting are to be applied to fit up a certain portion of the church to be free for the poor, we sincerely wish it may fully answer the purpose of enabling them to complete so laudable an undertaking. believe that more business was done here dur- ing the two last weeks, in the important at tide of cotton than ever was done in any two weeks before, siuce the existence of Liverpool as a sea port.- - Liverpool Advertiser, August 13. A barn full of Wheat, in the straw, and a thresh- ing machine, belong. ng to Mr. Hansbury, of Wolse- iy Bridge; were on Saturday se'nnight destroyed by the lightning, at Moreton, ill Staffordshire.— The flarties were so rapid, that in less than a quar- ter of an hour the whole foof fell in, and little re- mains but the shell. A man taking shelier in the barn was also struck with the lightning, but spee- dily recovered; On Tuesday night a fire was discovered in a barn contiguous to the dwelling of Mr. Sander, at the village of Ilarlbw, Herts, which consumed the same, and ten i cks of Hay, besides several head of cattle. The bain contained corn to the value of J. 3000. and is supposed to have been intentionally set on fire. Dreadful accident.— A letter from Inverness, of the 18th in- t. says " Intelligence ofa most distress- ing and awful nature has just reached us. It ap- pears that a great many persons from Dornoch, and other parts of Sutherland, who were on then- way to attend the ' Iain market, on Wednesday last, most imprudently crowded into the passage boat at tiie Meikle Ferry, to the number of from 100 to 120, being considerably beyond its burthen, Unfortunately, however, they had scarcely pro- eeeded halfway from the shore,_ when, dreadlul to relate, the boat sunk, and all on board perished, except five persons. On Thursday se'nnight, an inquisition was taken at NewboId- upon- Ayon, on view of the body of a new- born bastard child, of which Elizabeth Elking- ton, a servant to Mr. Norman, of Coventry, deli- vered herself t'e tu. day preceding; when, after a full investigation of the circumstances attending the birth and death of the child, the jury returned a verdict if wilful murder against the said Elizabeth Elkington. At Guildhall, before the Commissioners of Bank- rupts, on the last sitting day, a bankrupt was com mitted to Newgate for not making a true schedule. The Journal which he produced appeared to have been written at one time; and he swore that the articles were delivered according to dates; but on exam. nation, it was ascertained by the water- mark, that the paper of which the book was made, was not manufactured until two years after the pretend- ed dates ofthe entries, which created a strong sus- picion in the minds of the creditors that he had se- creted large sums of mor ey. At the late Gloucester assizes, Messrs. Pitt and Co. proprietors of the brass- mill on the river Avon, near Bristol, obtained a'verdict, with 10,0001. da- mages, agaiftst the Bristol Dock Company, as compensation for the loss sustained by having the whole of the water drained from their mill by the recent improvements in the port of Bristol. Lancaster Assizes concluded oil Wednesday last, when Patrick M'Can, for highway robberv ; / oseph Ward, Robert Shepherd; and John Scholfield, tor felony ; and James Draper, Lawrence Law, Kobe: t Hartley, James Smith, Gilbert Holdim, and James Cudworth; for uttering fo'ged Bank of England notes, received sentence of death. TheJu'dge was pleased to reprieve M'Can, Ward, Shepherd, and Scholfield, before he left town- and the others were respited till the 24: h of November next, in j order to have the opinion of the Judges on their 1 cases. A cause of some interest came on at the Suffolk j Assizes. It Was brought by Mr. Smith, who is a ' Protestant Dissenter, to recover back the sum of 3d. which he had been obliged to pay to Johnson, a toll- keeper of the turnpike gate at Ilalesworth, for a taxed cart, in which he was going on Sunday IO divine worship at a meeting- house at the above place. The plaint IT claimed an exemption from toll under the clause ofthe statute which gives ex- emptions to persons going to their pi oper parochial church, chapel, or other place cf public worship. It w » j intended by both pi: tics, that a case should field day, accompanied with an excellent miltiry band : in the even ng there'was a bail, which was attended by a numerous assemblage of Ladies and Gentlemen of dis- inction.— And un Fridav evening the amusements of the week concluded w ih a Graud Supper and Ball, at the Forest Hall, which was ndmeruusly attended by the first Fashion ofthe Country. Mr. DbWne, thfe pedestrian, finished a task of 70 miles a- day, for six days, at Dorchester, on Sa- turday, by which he has won 200gs. ^ Blair's New English Grammar appears likely to .( ford the safhe facilities for it- aching the Engl. sh language in Schools, as hitheito have appertained solely to the Latin and French. Young per.- oni will not only become, by means of this Gram- mar, expert Grammarians, but whenever this sys- tem is pursued, it is impossible for them to avo d writing and speaking their own language with ease and elegance. Additional Benefactions for the relief of W. doHr BriiCe and Family : , Amount in our last ; > Itev, E. Thomas, Biiesdon, A Correspondent from Melton, by Mr. Price, Mr. Goddard Mr. Quilter, Mr, Aid. Oldham, - Mr. Vice . i i Mr. Bond, Solicitor , i , Mr; RobinSon, Cap aiifl Stocking Benefactions continue to be r ceived at each of the Banks, and at the Jiti. nal Office. .£ 36 2 2 I 0 I 1 1 0 The tilSAPl OINTMENT. Who, all alone amid the twilight drear, O'er the Inn fire ih rumination sits; And scowls With wrinkled brow, and visioti blear, And stirs the fire afid rubs his thins by fits ! Mis wig, by fidget fiiigerj pull'd awry, Owns how astray the sense, with goodly care That used to place its kill ng locks so sly, And suuff the powder aiid pomatum there ! Ill- fortun'd wight J by Hope and Hymen spuiu'd, ' Tis love, imperial love! thy brain and wig ha* tu, u'd! Alas I what bdots It that In silks bedight, Aiid bobts by Martin black'd, thou woo'stthefaijr! Us elessthe stroll . vitliin the fair one's signt, , The lesson'd gait, and meekly pensive air; IndifPrenOe, chilling as the eastern breeze, . Views unconCern'd t tiy primness and thv pains}-- Then shun the thankless task, the fair to pleas.;, And doff thy silken vest and golden cnains .— Aiid Claim again thy Bacheloiian ways, Unkempt the qurlesi rfigi- uricdnu'O. the graceful phrase! fttssful as were tiiy lot, With such a maid, If to thy waning years her heart inclin'd; And grateful as would prote her tender aid, . When sickness came, ofcarenoppress'dthe mind.; — Trust not the calm o, love'sdecuitfnl sen, In sUch a skill'as ev'ry squall might mar,— Lest thy frail bark before the storm should flee. ,, , Or sink arliid the elemental war: But haul thy wind oii s'hores which fear no strife, And scud the stagnant lake of silent, single l. fe. Ah I See he yields to'his relentless fate, , Arid pride lights up the eyes which love had paled; The jeering waiter's call'd, ihe re, kning's straight, Aud sixpence seals the tongue that sland'rous fail'd.' , With pirin'd tipsKirts lie jogs the streets adown, Oil rueful nag, lin^ isited by Corn,-— And leaves, with transitory sigh, the town, Dirty and drear— unperltiin'd and unshorn ; But cheerly thinks, as s'lo'w he homeward rules, Some oth er fair may prizethe hearttbat SHE derides. tOR THE LEICRSTER JOURNAL. Wife, Children; Und Friends. If the stock of oilr bliss is iii strangers' hands vested,, I he fund ill je& ur'd oft in bankruptcy ends; out the heart issues bills which are never protested, When drawn on the firm of Wife, Children, and Friends, Though spice- breathing gales o'er his caravan hover. And round him Arabia's whole flagrant e descends, The Merchant still thinks of the woodbines that cover The bow'r where he sat with.— Wife, Children, anil Friends! Though valour still glows iri his life's dying embers, The death- wounded Tar, who his colours defends, Drops a tear of regret, as he dying reftieinbers How blest was b'ls home With— Wife, Children, and Fiiends! The day- spring of youth, still unclouded by sorroe^, Alone on itself for enjoyment depends; But drear is the twilight of age, if it borrow No warmth from the smiles of— Wife, Children, and Friends. , FAIRS. Sept, 4, Warwick, Kidderminster,' Abbet's Bromley, Penkridge, Tamworth, Tewkesbury, KinR- ton, Leoaiinster, Chipping Noiton, Oxford, Ashby- de- la- Zouch 5, Brigstock 1, Melton Mowbray 8, Stourbridge, Wirksworth 9, Bishop's Castle, Leechlade PRICE OF CORN In LEICESIER MARKET, Aug. 26, 1800. PER tiUAltTEK CustomaryM. j Wheat from ,£ 4 10 0 ) to 5 8 0 $ Rye 0 0 0 | Barley from 2 6 0( to $ 0 0 { Oats'from 1 14 0 ) to M 2 0 0$ Beans 2 16 0 ) to " 3 8 I) $ Blue Pease 0 0 0 | Hog Pease 0 0 0 j Oatmeal 0 0 0 | JOSEPH SMITH 3 9 0 | 4 0 0 | 0 18 0^ 2 17 0 | 1 2 0^ 2 0 0 | 0 3 0 | 2 0 U I 3 IS 3 o 6 9 9 14 9 18 « u 0 19 3 0 0 GAINSBOROUGH SHIP NEWS. Arrived.— Mary, Smith, and Dorothy, Sander- son, both from Lynn. Nymph, Thompson, from Newcastle. Ma'ry, Cooke, frorh London. Sailed — Trent, Ker. sfiaw ; Derby, Poole ; Pro- vidential, Pett nger ; Neptune, Bass; and Indus- try, Pindar, all for London. William and Sarah, Baynes, and Tyne and Trent Packet, Saul, both for Newcastle. Ridley, Hill, for Ipswirh. TO CORRESPONDENTS. We will oblige " A Friend to Kate" incur next.