Printed and Published by John Price, Market- place Leicester " circulated'throush theprinoipal Towns, & populous Villages, in the Counties of Leicester, Rutland, ) Lincoln, Nottingham, Derby, Stafford, Warwick, Northampton, Cambridge, and York. S Stamp Paper ai'f FBI DAY, October 6, 1809 ALL IN ONE DAY r 1 '' FiE Public are respectfully requested to observe, that the Whole of the present State Lottery will be drawn in ONE DAY, viz. FRIDAY the 20th of This Month ; therefore, all who intend to Purchase, must apply before that Day. This Lottery ( being the only one to be Drawn this Year) consists of only 5,000 Numbers^ and the Scheme contains COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON, Established for the Express Benefit of Country Residents UNDER PARLIAMENTARY LICENSE, including Four of Twenty Thousand. Pounds each, besides others, amount ing to ,£ 200,000, and Not Three Blanks to a Prize. The Whole will b< determined on the 20th of THIS MONTH ROYAL EXCHANGE. / 200,000 PRIZE MONEY, TO lis HAD At No. 26, Cornhill, ( London), and Sti Maigant's Hill, Boroughs MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, AND Co. Stock Brokers, have on Sale, at thbir State Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, Tickets and Shares for the State Lottery, . vhich is oil a new and improved Plan, Consistingof only 5,000 Num- bers, to be diawn in One Day, 0.0th October, 1309, The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of ,£ 20,000, 4 of - T5,000, 4 of £ 2.000, 8 of 1,000, and 12 ofo£ 500, with others in Proportion, aud not Three Blanks to a Prize. Letters Post- paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All Kind of Government Securities bought and sold by omhiission. Country Orders, accompanied with short- dated Billson London; Post Office Orders, or Cash in Par- cel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended id, and Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if Personally present. UNION CANAL, THE above Canal will be opened to Market Harborough on Friday the 13th October, ) 8u9, on which Day the Committee intend to Dine at the Angel Inn, in Market tlarborough, at 3 o'Clock, and hop'j to be honored with the Company of the Proprietors, and other well wishers to the Concern. Tickets for the Ordinary 3s. 6d. each: Gentlemen are requested to apply for the same at the Rar ofthe above Inn, on or before the 9th. The Procession on the above Occasion to commence at Gallow- hdl Wharf, at " 12 o'clock. CARTER and WARTNABY, Clerks to the Company. LEICESTER NAVIGATION, WHEREAS the l'arapet Walls and Haling Paths of several ofthe Bridges belonging to the Leicester Navigation, have been lately thrown down, the Timber Guards of other Bridges set ou Fire, and other wilful and malicious Damages done to the Work ofthe said Navigation, as well on the Forest Line, as on that between Loughborough an I Leicester, by Boatman and others, Notice is hereby given, That whosoever will give Information so that any Person doing w lftil aud malicious Damage on the said Navigation, or acting contrary to the Regula- tions of the Act of Parliament relative to passing Locks or otherwise, may be convicted and brought to Justice for the same, shall receive a Reward of TEN GUINEAS, to be paid otl Conviction by the Com- pany of Propiietors ofthe said Navigation. J. E. CARTER, ) Clerks to the J, S. CARDALE, J Company. Leicester, September 8, 1809. LETTER Prom a Lieut.- Colonel in the Militia ; To the Proprietor of Dr. . IbhiiSon's salubrious Vegetable Specific. Sir William Dolbens Fee Farm Rents, NOTICE is hetcby given, That the Audit fori the Receipt of the Fee Farm Rents, payable I to Sir William Dolbeti, Baronet, out of di vers ! Estates in the several Parishes of Barrow, Husbands BoSivorth, Buchestoii, Donningtort, Disewbrth, Hucklescot; Launtl, Markfiel'd, Newtown, Quom- don, Rathv, Rowlstoil, Stanton- uuder- Bardon, and Whitwiek, iu the County of Leicester, Will beheld at the Thr » t Crowns, in Leicester, ori Saturday the 14th Day of October 1809, and the several Persons whose Estates are charged with those Rents, are de- sired to pay tlietii oil that Day. And Notice - is here- by further giv^ ri, that all Arrears which shall not be paid at that Tyue, will be distrained for immediately afterwards! JOHN HODSON, Receiver. Wellingbdrodgh, Sfeptember 29, 1809. To Contractors) Builders, Iff Capital French Mill Stone Burrs. Clark and Hall's Bankruptcy. . eicester Journal, enc land Counties General Advertiser; lesday's and Thursday's Pose. )£>. Y, WEDNESDAY October 4. Hamburgh papers, the former i< o the ; to the 23d ult. have arri « ed. ' i'hey to indemnify public - curiosity for the intelligence trom the Conti apers impar: no informa- ion re- Hat ions between France and Aus fcijf the war in Spain. I'he K'esent, rela- e 10 events ypgto British feeling.— '.• the military opera- tirrender of Flush- r our troops, ts err Ascribes the delay Buona- r3atisfie, d with ' th ours. He ? o investigate the : rnor of Flush ng. Tot having, so coon as ITe dykes and inundated roraided with having sur was stormed. Hie art c'. es in the Hamburgh Si a ho tile nature. So late as Fng hud lx- en flee ded at the con- PTTences at Altenburgh. ' 1 wo days b< fore a Special Amb ssador from the Emperor of Austria arrived at Comorn. An unna! activity was observed shortly after a> the head- quariers of the different corps of the French army, from which it was inferred'that some movement of impoit,. nce would shortly be made. Great transports of ammunition and can- no. been forwarded to Vienna, from I'abce « hd Bavaria. e from Dresden, dated Sept. 12, after dcsiri.. , ig the immense prepaiatiohs that are mak- ing under the Duke of Abrantes for the defence ol Saxony, and of the cipifl in particular, adds, that measures are taken tor the transport of every tlv- g valuable ar. d ireScious, the very instant that war a/ a u breaks out . on the Danube. Letters from Holland1 to tiie Ist inst. have been received. ' Ihe writers are unanimous in their opinion that the war was on the eve of ^- com- mencing between the French and Austrians 1 hey also men ion that theTyrolians had lately obtained some important advantages over the French and Bavarians. , ' Ihe Wasp corvette arrived on the 13th at [.' Ori- ent, from New York, with an American Envoy on board, charged with dispatches for the French Government. Linen Drapery, Sfc. bankrupt's F. fF cts now on Sale at I!. Munns's, Mar- ket- place I. eicester. liy OrderoftheCominission- efs of Bankruptcies ; ^ f'' HEStocks of S. Macklean. Irish Linen Fac- JL tor, andG. Richardson, Calico Printer, con- sisting of ' 240 Pieces of Irish Lir. ens, 135 Half Bleached Ditto, with several Hundred Pieces of Home Made, Russia, aud Drogheda Sheetings, full 30 per Cent, under the regular Prices ; 1000 Pieces of £ 11 Wide and Yard Wide Town printed Cambrics, all new and elegant Winter Patterns; India, Swiss, and Scotch Work Muslins for Ladies Dressess; & e.— laconets, Cambrics, Hook and other Muslins; French Cambrics, Silk Shawls, Scarfs, Counterpanes, Blan- kets, Flannels, Calico's, elegant - punted Furni- tures, & c. &. c. The Whole must be clear'd by the 12th November, as a final Dividend then will be made. N B. Two Doors from the Hull Head Inn. Freeholds in iueneborongh. TO BE LET, And entered upon on the IOth Day Of October next, AHouse, Garden, arid Butcher's Shop, with a Stable and other Appurtenances, situate at Knawston ill the County of Leicester. For further Particulars and to treat for the Same, apply to Mr G. GII. SON, of Knawston Aforesaid. r Modem Household Furniture, Linen, Glass, China, Books, i\ c. Cheap boa: and Shoe II arehouse, WHOLESALE. A. ND RETAIL, MARKU/' PLACE, I. EICE- i ER. JAMES EVVAKD impiessed with Giati'ude for tie treat l'. ncouragetnent already received, takes this Opportunity of informing his Friends and the t'liulic in genera!, that he has got a valuable As- sortment of the abovementioned Articles of his own Manufactory, wi- icb he purposes to sell at Ware- house.- Price, warranted equal with bespoke, and if the Work fails wilimakeit goo.!, N. B. Boots and Shoes made to Measure in the first Stile, on short est Notice. TO BE LET, And entered upon immediately, AHouse, Bakehouse, and lart; e Garden, with every Convenience for the " Baking Business; is a very good Situation for the Retail Grocery, Cheese, and Bacon Business, being a great Tho- roughfare, & a corner Shop near St. Sunday's Bridge. For a View of the Premises apply to Mr. HAl. L, Juur. next Door to the Premises. Sporting Residence. TO BE LE T, And rnav be entered on immediately, BII. LESDON CO PLOW HOUSE, with 15 Acres of Land adjoihirg. The House com prises 2 good Ce lars, 2 Parlours, 2 Kitchens, 4 Chambers and 4 Attics, adjoining are a 3 and 4 Stall Stable, Coach House, aud a good Kitchen Garch n. The above Premises are desirably and pleasantly situated, an I lit for a genteel Family, or a Sports- man ; distant 1 Miles from Leicester; and about H. ilf a Mile from the I urnpike Road leading from Leicester to Uppingham. For Particulars enquire of Mr. lloldsworth, Til- ton ; or Mr. FREER, Solicitor, Leicester. TO BE LET; AGenteel House for a small Family, situa'ed at Spa Placej n Leicester, consisting ol a Hall, Dining Parlour, and Drawing Room, 3 f ed Chambers, anil, 3 Garrets over them ; large Laundry formerly used as a Hosier's Warehouse, Ktewhou.- a, Lar ier, Two Stall Stable, w tR large l. oft over the same, Saddle House, Dog Kennel, Spring and Rain Water, Wine and Beer Cellars, Kitchen and Plea- sure Gardens, the Walls covered with choice Fruit Trees, and a Paddock about two Acres adjoining N 15. Possession may be had immediately, and foi Particulars enquire of Mr. Oliver at the Stamp Of fice, or at the Journal @ iuce. GAME. Lordship and .1 lanoi of Burton Lazars. " FlEGAMEon the aone Loidshtpand Manor having of lat^ Years been much destroyed, Gentlemen are. requested not to sport thereon ; and all Persons found Trespassing will he proseauted as the. Law Directs.— IMted Sept. 2' 1, 1809. WILLIAM CUs: ANCE, Ayent. ' I ABSCOND! I). I-' roin his Masters' Service, on Sunday, Sept. 10, i8< V9; JOB PERCTVAt., Apprenti e to William and Joseph Kiddous. Coi'dw iner's, of Ashby- de- la- Zouch, about 15 Years old, fair Complexion, 5 Feet, 2 Inches high, stout made, has a ; car, down bis Cpper Lip:— Had on a dark lapellt- d Coat, spott- . ed Velveteen . Waistcoat, and dark Ve lveteen Bree- ches ; also had with him a Pair of dark Nanke u 1' antaloons. Whoeve will bring the said Apprentice to his Masters, shall receive ONE GUINEA Reward. All Persons are hereby discharged from harbour- ing or employing him. Measham, Derbyshire. T O BE l. ET, And ma. v be entered upon immediately, ALL that Modern bui't Dwelling i louse, in Meashmi, the late Residence of Wm IT!!, j Esq. Deceased, with the Pleasure and Kitchen Gar- dens, attache d and detached Offices belonging there- ' to ; on the Ground Floor are a very exellent Dining Parlour and 2 other Parlours, with Kitchen aud Offices attached thereto, BrewhouSe, Washhouse, and Laundry; on the first Floor are, a very good Drawing Room, and two best Bed Rooms; and on the second Floor, four very good Bed Rooms.— The Servants Bed Rooms are over the Kitchen, and other Domestic Offices.— Ill the Yard is a Coach House for 2 Carriages, and Stabling for 6 llorses, with a Piggery, & e. The Ttnant may be accommodated with Eight or Ten Acres of very good Pasture Land. Mr. Thomas Cook, of Measham, will shew the Premises, of whom all further Particulars may be known. N. B. If the Premises are not Let, on or before Wednesday the 11 th of October Instant, then the Buildings will b « advertised in this Paper, to be Sold by Auction, by Mr. Owston, in Lots, on Tues- day the 31st Instant, on the Premises at Measham. Intended Navigation from Stamfcrd to Hurbro'. Ala Meeting of the Propretors of Estates through which a . ' anal, which has been pro- posed from Oakham to Stamford, is to pass, and others interested therein; and also of Proprietors of Estates adjoining to the River Wetland, and others interested ill ail intended Navigation to Market Har- borough, held a'the Town- Hall in Stamford, on Sa- turday the 23d Day of September, 1809, pursuant to Advertisement in the Stamford Papers; LEONARDSTF. VENSON, Esq, Mayor, in theOhair; Resolved unanimously, that it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the said proposed Canal from Oakham to Stamford - would not answer the Purposes of this Town and Neighbourhood ; and that a Naviga'ion from Stamford to join the Union Canal near Market llarborough will be beneficial. Resolved, that a Conim ttee be formed for Jhe pur- pose of tak'ng the said intended Navigation to Hal* borough into further Consideration ; and that they employ some eminent Engineer to take a Survey ; and that they report their Proceedings from Time to Time to the Mayor of this Corporation; and that any seven or more of the Committee may Act. Resolved, that the following Persons do form the Committee, and that they be empowered by this Meet- ing . o apply to the Proprietors of Lands between this Place aud Harborough for their consents. T he Mayor of Stimford Hemy Fryer, Esq. for the Time being C. Chaplain, Esq. Re- corder Sir John Trollope, Bart. Sir Samuel Fludver Bart. Evan FOulkes, Esq. Lease to be Sold. rpHE Lease of ce, tain Ptemises, held uncer the X Duchy of Lancaster, I? Years of which are unexpired at Michaelmas next, and now Let to the following Tenants from Year to Year. Ms ssrs. Web- ster, Mallet, Lea. Bircball, and Greasley, situated in the Sheep Maiket, and to Mr. Austin, Grocer, in BelgraveGate. For Particulars apply to Mr. REID, Spa Place, Leicester. N. B. The Premises now in the Tenure of Mr. Webster to be Let at Michaelmas next. Apply as above. TO BE SOLL BY AUCTION, At the House of William Whittle, known by thf Sign of the Horse and Groom in Queneborough, iu the County of Leicester, on Friday the Twenty- seventh Day of October Instant, between the Hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced : HE following desirable FREEHOLD ES- TATES, iu Queneborough aforesaid, latethe Property of ' JOHN PEACH IIUNGERFOUD, Esq. LOT I. Three Cottages and Gardens, containing I Rood and 9 Perches, in the Occupations of John Brown, Thomas Alien, Edward Marston, and Susannah New toil. LOT II. A Cottage and Garden, containing 1 Rood and 4 Perches, in the Occupation of William Goddard. LOT III. A Cottage, Outhouses, and Yard, containing 1 Rood, in the Occupation of John Stablcford. LOT IV. Tl ree Cottages and Gardens, In the Occupations of John Payne, Thomas Needham, Junior, and Thomas Lowe, together with Gays Close adjoining, in the Oc- cupation of William Whittle, containing together 2 Roods and 31) ^ erches.- LOT V. A Cottage and Orchard, containing 2 Roods, in the Occupation of John Sarson, Senior. LOT VI. Four Cottages and Blacksmith's Shop, with Gar- dens, containing 1 Rood and 16 Perches, in the Oc- cupations of Thomas Goddard, John Black, Ann Roddle, George Greaslev, and John West. LOT VII. A Cottage, Barn, and Orchard, containing 1 Rood and 8 Perches, in the Occupation of William Whittle. LOT VIII. A Cottage and Orchard, containing 1 Rood and 14 Perches, in tue Occupation of Thomas Snow, LOT IX. Four Cottages bv Tenements, with Orchards, con- taining 2 Roods and 24 Perches, in the Occupation of Mr. John Whittle and others Als0 7 Acres and 10 Perchei, in three Pieces, of Meadow and Pasture Land, called Orchard Leys, aiso in the Occupation of Mr John Whittle. LOT x. Two Cottages and Gardens, containing 1 Rood and 28 Perches, in the Occupations of Thomas Need ham, Senior, and James Whittle: LOT XL two Cottages utid Gardens, Containing 1 Rood and 8 Peiciies, in the Occupations of Thomas Whit- tle and Thomas Green. LOT Xlt. two Cottages, Bakehouses, Yards, & c. contain- ing 3 Roods and 2 Perches; iu the Occupations of james Whittle and William Whittle, Junior. LOT XIII. Five Cottages and Gardens, together with the Home- stead and Close, called Rag Yard, containing to- gether 4 Acres and 3 Percht s, in the several Occupa- tions of Mr William Mairiott, John Sarson, Thomas Marston, Elizabeth Sarson, widow, William Rod- well, and William Kilby. LOT XIV. Six Cottages and Gardens, in the Occupations of ihe Overseers of the Poor, John Hutto'n, Margaret Kilby, Joseph Black, aud Joiui Sarson, Junior. LOT XV. 5 Acres, 2 Roods ami 13 Perches of rich Arable Land and Seeds ( on which stands a Wind Corn Mill), lying near to tiie Leicester Road, in the Occupation of Mr. George Sheffield. LOT XVI. A. R. P. 5 2 10 A Fox Cover in Hand. 4 1 la Seeds, inoccupation of Thomas Ward, sen. 0 2 30 A Sand Pit in Occupation of William Cas- tledine. LOT XVII. o 3 16 Part Arable and Remainder Brick Yard, in i the Occupation of Mr. Castledine. Toe above Premises are held at will, and the re- spective Occupiers are under Notice to resign the Possession on the 25th of March next, when the Pur- | chases are to l; e completed.— Mr. John Whittle, of Queneborough, will shew the respective l ots; and further Particulars may he had of Mr. GREEN, At- orney, Spalding, Lincolnshire. N. B. The Remainder of the Estates lateof John P. llungerford, Esq. in Queneborough and South Croston and Barsby, 10 Faim Houses, with large Barns, • table", & c and ,190 Acres of rich Arable, Mea- dow, and Pasture Land, divided into conven ent Enclosures, surrounded with thriving Quick Hedges, will be Sold by Auction, in Lots, by Mr. Rowland Rouse, at the Bell Inn, iu Leicester, the latter End of November next. Thomas Bryan, Esq, Richard Carey, Clerk G. Bateman, Clerk Mr. Aid. Robinson Mr Aid Cooke Mr. Aid. Harper Mr. Aid. Ncwcomb Mr. Francis Simpson Mr. Ricllard Turnill Mr. Robert Hunt Mr. W. Broughton Mr. Thomas Stokus and Mr. Robert Peacli. C. Chaplin, jun. Esq. Edward Krown, E> q. John Willis, M. D. O. V. Neunberg, Esq. M. Pierrepont, Esq. A-. W. Bellaint, l".- q. Richard Lucas, Clerk Thomas Foster, Clerk B. B. Tathnell, Esq. Resolved, as several Gentlemen have expressed a Wish to become Subscribers to this Undei taking, that a Subscription Book be now opened for the In- sertion of Names, under certain Restrictions to be hereafter specified with respect to the Number of Shares 1 o be held by auy one Subscriber; and that a Preference be given by the Committee to the Propri- etors of Estates adjoining or near the River Wetland, to become Subscribers. Resolved, that Messrs. Bellairs and Son, Bankers be appointed Treasurers. Resolved, that Mr. George Wartnaby, of Market llarborough, Mt. James Toj kington, and Mr: Ar- cher Judd, of Stamford, be appointed Solicitors. Resolved, that the Proceedings of this Meeting he advertised in the Stamford, Northampton, Lei- cester, Derby, Birmingham, Coventry, Liverpool, and Manchester Papers, and the London Courier Paper. Resolved, that Mr. Mayor be requested to Sign these Resolutions. LEONARD STEVENSON, Mayor. Mr. Mayor having left the Chair, Resolved, that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him for his Attendance ; and that he be requested to communi- ute the same to the Corporation for the L'su of the II*! I, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By NICHOLAS WAKDs SomeTime in the present Month October, 18( 9, ALL the Live and Dead Stock, Implements, in Husbandry, & c. on the Premises of the late WM. COOKE, Of Shears!)}-, in the County of Leicester ; Consisting of 18 Head of the Cow Kind, 150 capital Ewes, Theaves, Shearhogs, and Lambs ; 3 Draught Horses, Tackle, and Implements in Husbandry. Particulars and Time of Sale will appear in due lime. Valuable Music. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BALL, On Monday the 9th Day of October, 1809,- precise- ly at 10 o'Cloek; ALL ihe valuable Mu sic, and Instruments of Music, Household Furniture, and other Ef- fects, lately belonging" to Mr. EDWARD STEVENSON, Violin Player, in the Baxter Gate, Loughborough, iu the County of Leicester, Deceased; Consisting of I valuable Violoncello, 1 capital Spinnet, 13 capital Violins, 2 Hoeboys, 2 Taber and Pipes ; Books, consist of Valentines Matches and Symphonies, Correlli's Concerts, Vanhall's Sympho- ny's, Maxhuiuble Sonatas, Adisons Concerts, the Lady of the Manor, Abel's Overtures, in 6 Parts, Doctor Nares 20 Antheuis. and various other useful Books, in Lots. The Household Goods consist of Feather and Flock Beds and Bedding, 30 Hour Clock, Beaufet, Corner Cupboard, Chairs, Tables, Large Screen, Chest of Drawers, Boxes, Swing and other Glasses, gootl Silver Watch, fire Range, a Quantity of Tools iu Lots, Tubs, Barrels, Pans, Kettles, Sect. & c. Valuable Live Stock, Implements in Husbandry. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, On Monday October 9, 1809, on the Premises of Mr. J. HUSKISSON, of Halstead, near Tilton- on- the- Hill, Leicestershire, CONS, STING of 40 valuable Breeding Ewes, GO I heaves, 40 Shear- hogs, 50 Wether and Ewe Lambs, capital Draught Horse, 2 Draught Mares In- foal, I Fo il, capital 6 Inch Waggon, 3 Narrow- wheel Ditto, two six- Inch Carts, 1 Narrow- wheel Ditto, capital Scuffier, Double and Single Ploughs, Harrows, very good Oak Laud Roll, Lad- ders, Tackle for 6 llorses, upwards of 60 Fence Fleaks, Corn Try, Forks, Rakes, Sieves, & c. On Account of the Number of Lots, W. D. re- spectfully requests the early Attendance of those Gentlemen who may wish to become Purcha- sers, as Leicester Fair being the following Day, the first Lot of Sheep is intended to be put up in the Morning ( with their Permission) precisely at llalf- past 9 o'clock, as the Whole must be concluded in one Day. The above Sheep are well worth Attention, and the Implements in Husbandry are in good Condi tion, A1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Bv Mr DAVIS, On Monday and Tuesday, October 16 and 17, 1809, LL the truly modern Household Furniture, Linen, China, Glass, Books. & c. of Mr. FOSTER, Deceased ; On the Preaiises, the Upper End of the Belgrave Gate, Leicester," Comprising handsome lofty 4- Post Tent, Press, and other Bedsteads, clothed with beautiful Moreen and Cotto. i Furniture, good Goosecoat and other Feather Beds, handsome large Blankets, Counter- panes arid Coverlets, very good Hair Mattrasses, a large and good Assortment of Bed and - Table Linen, modern Pier and' Swing Glasses, beautiful modern Mahogany Wardrobe with Secretary complete, mo- dern Mahogany Chests of Drawers and Bason Stands, very good fancy painted and Oak Dressing Tables, several Sets of round and Bedside Carpets, 5 beauti- ful modern Painted Chairs, w ith 2 Arm Ditto to cor- respond, 2 Sets of handsome Mahogany Chairs, several Sets of Oak Ditto, modern Mahogany Pem- broke, Card, and, other Tables, Mahogany Stands, Set of Mahogany Dining Tables, circular Ends, capital 8 Day Clock, several very good Scotch Car- pets, ( new) Stair Carpeting and Wires, hijh polish- ed Fire Irons, several handsome Green Wire Fenders, Brass top'cl with Nobs, China and Glass, Needle- work Fire Screens, 2 handsome Settees, 3 Mahogany Side Slabs, very good Oven and Stove, small Cop- per, & c. capita! large Deal Dresser, with Drawers and Cupboards complete, several Dozen of Glass BottlrS, Brass Pots aud^ Pans, Kettles, capital pa- tent Tin Roast Meat Jack, with a great Variety of other Articles. Likewise a valuable Library of Book*, among which are Russels History of Eng laud, Cooke's Voyages, ( Folio) Ladies and Gentle- man's Magazines, Mayor's Universal History, 25 Vols. Spectator 8 Vols. Stern's IVoiks 1 Vols. Sale to begin each Morning at lOo'Clock. The above Hoods have been recently bought in, are neat, modern, and in the highest Preservation. Capital Spring Wood, Oak, TO BESOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN SU ELTON, On Wednesday the 18th of October Instant, 1809, upon the Premises, in the Liberty of Cossington, aud near to the Lodge House occupied by Mr. John Hudson, ABOUT S00 Feet of capital Spring Wood Oak, In Lots, feli'd last Season, the Oak is from 30 to 40 Feet long, and from t to 12 Inches Square, very straight, excellent cleaving Wood ; also about 400 Feet of Ash, Elm, and Aspen Timber, ii, Lots; also about 10 Lots of Ash, and a few Oak Poles in Load Lots ; likewise nbout 2000 capital Oak Posts aud Rails, and about 900 Fleak Heads in Lots. This Wood lays within a Mile of the Melton Naviga- tion, and within a Mile and a Half of the Leicester Navigation, very good Roads. For a View of the Wood apply to Mr. RICHARD PLACE, of Mountsorrel ; or JOHN SHELTON, of Syston. Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock, Valuable Live Stock, Hay and Keep until ' 20th March next. FOR READV MONEY. Valuable Grass Keep and Hay, until 5th of April, 1810. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, On Thursday next, October 12, 1809, at 3 o'Clock iu the Afternoon, on the Premises of Mr. HUNT, of Thurnbv, near Leicester, in 3 Lots, C-^ ON'l AiNTNG 31A. 1R. OP. with a Rick of S excellent Hay to each, to be eaten on the Premises and cleared by the 5th of April next. Mr. HUNT Will shew the same. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, On Friday October 13, 1809, on the Premises of Mr. WESTON, ofNewtown Harcottrt, near Great Glenn, Leicestershire, ( who is leaving his Glenn Farm) ; CONSISTING of 27 valuable Breeding Ewes, 10 Fat Ditto, 22 I amb Hogs, capital Ram, 6 Shear- hogs, 3 valuable Dairy Cows, 2 Fat Bullocks, 2 Yearling Stirks, capital Nag Horse 3 Years old, 2 Fat Pigs; also 2 Closes of Grass Keep 15A. with Hay ; 2 Ditto 20A. with a Core of Hay, to be eleared off the Premises by th£ 25th of March next. Sale to begin in the Morning at ' Ten o'Clock. The Stock is very useful, and the Keeping and Hay adjoin the Turnpike Road near Great Glenn, and will be found very useful for any i'erstn t4at keeps Leicester Market. Valuable Lire Stock, Implements in Husbandly, Household Furniture, § c. A' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, Oil Wednesday, October 18, 1809, and following Days; LI. the valuable . Live and Dead Stork, Household Furniture, & c. of the Rev. TIIO'S. CLARKE, Deceased, Oil the Premises at Hungerton, Leicestershire; Fast Day's Sale, Wednesday Oct. 18, 1809, Consists of 39 Breeding Ewes, 45 I. amb Hogs, 35 Theaves and tihearhogs, 5 Fat Sheep, 1 capital Porket Pig, 2 capital Milch Cows, 5 Fat Oxeb; 1 Tct- o- yearold Heifer, 1 Ditto Steer, 2 Yearlings, and 2 Calves, Nai tow- wheel ( art, Tackle for 2 Horses Forks, Rakes, & c. & e. Also, a capital Wei! built One Horse Chaise, with Harness complete, in excellent Condition, and ( nearly new). Second and Third Day's Sate, Oct. 19 and 20, Consists of very good 4- Post, Half- tester, Bureatt, and other Bedsteads, clothed with blue and green Furniture; very, good Feather aud . Wool Beds, Blankets and Coverlets, Bed and Table L: uen; hand- some Oak Bureau and Chests of Drawers, very good Oak, Dining, and Snap Tables, Mahogany Snap Ditto, good Turkey Carpet, 10 Feet by 13; capital Pier and Swing Glasses, Dressing Tables, Mahugany Stands, ' Tea and Coff- e Urns, Glass, China, capita! 30- Hour Clock, good Assortment of Brass Pots aud Pans, Pewter, with other useful Kitchen Requ sites, good 8- Strike Mash Vat witji other Tubs to corres- pond ; several 30 and 18- Gallon Barrels, Thralls, Pails, Churns, & c. Also, a capital Lead Rain Water Cistern in good Condition. Sale to begin each Morning at Ten o'Clock. The Stock will be found verv useful, and the Goods are worth Attention to Housekeepers. Desirable Freehold Property in Loughborough. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BOO IT', At the Crown and Thistle Inn, in Loughborough, i: r^ the County of Leicester, on Monday the ldihc fc October, 1809, at six o'clock, agreeably to such s Conditions of Sale as. will be then produced ; IpOL'R Freehold Dwelling Houses, with a Yard{ and capucious. Malt Office, desirably si uatedl ou both Sides of the Baxter Gate, in Loughborough aforesaid, in the following or such other Lots as may be fixed at the Time of Sale —( viz.) LOT I.— A roomy Dwelling Hou> e, with a detach- ed Bakehouse, in the Occupation of the Miss Brewinsj, and a Dwelling House and Grocer's S hop adjoining, with a detached Candle House, in the Occupation of Mrs. Toon, Grocer and Tallow Chandler; and a large Malt Office in the Yard, ( which is used iu common by the Tenant) in the Occupation of Mr. W„ Mansfield. LOT 2.— A newly erected Sashed Dwelling House, lately in the Occ upation of Mr. Bodeu, Hosier, anct Messuage or Tenement adjoining, in the Occupation of Abraham Pemberton and Ann Richards, or one of them Each of these Lots have extensive Fronts.— Lotone is of considerable Depth, and may be adapted to any Business that requires Room ; they are situated nearly in the Ci litre of the Town, at a very short Dis- tance from the Market Cross. The Lots maybe viewed with leu '' of tbeTenants; and for Particulars apply to Mr. bOO'IT,, in Lough- borough. Implements of Husbandry, Household Furniture^ <•)•<••• I. ILEURN, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY ALVllON, By EDW. NEALEand SON, On Friday the IStli Day of October, 1809, and fol- lowing Day, on the Premises of Mr. John lreson, ofLilburn, Deeeased; ALL- the genteel and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brewing and Dairy Uten- sils, Implements of Husbandry, and other Effects; Comprising 4- Post Bedsteads, clothed with Yelloir Morine anil other Furniture, Feather anu Flock Beds, Blankets and Bed Quilts, Pier and Swing,. Glasses. Oak Bureau,, Che3t of Drawers, Ditto Book rase. Mahogany Pembroke, Oak Dining, and other Tables, Oak Frame Chairs ( Horse Hair Seats) 30 Hour Clock, ( in Oak Case) Brass Pots andKettles, 2 BarrelChiirnS, Milk Leads, Brass Milk Pans, Brewing and Washing t oppers, Mash Tub, with smaller Ditto to corres- pond, well seasoned Hogsheads aud Half- hogsheads, anJ smaller Casks, several Lots of Pewter and Brass, Kitchen Requisites in general, and numerous Ar- ticles, & c. iicc. Implements of Husbandry, & c. consist of I Nar- row- B heel Waggon, • Ditto I art, a ci. inch Wheel Cart, Ploughs, llarr ws, Horse Tackle, Horse Trough (. lined with i. ead), Barn I'a- kle in general, with numerous other Effects; also 2 Store Pigs. The'sale to commence at ten o'clock each morning. The Implements oi Husbandly and Dairy Utensils, and Part ot the Household Furniture, will he Sold on Friday the First Sale Day. To Graziers, Innkeepers, ! Sx. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , By Mr. DAVIS, On Wednesday October 18, 1809, at 3 o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the Closes of Mr. T. KING, of Kcyhatn, Leicestershire; '" PH E following Lots of valuable Hay and Lat- JL termaih, lying near to the Church Yard of Keyham, and near to Hungarton, in Lots, 4 Closes of capital Eddish, containing 22 Acres, with a Rick of Hay to each, the Edtlish or Hay to be Sold toge- ther or separate, as may he m° st agreeable to Pur- chasers , the Hay may be taken off the Premises, and the Whole cleared by the 5th of April next. The Keeping is in excellent Condition, and the Hay will be found worth the Attention of Purchasers. For View of the same apply to Mr. T. KING, Keyham. Valuable Drugs, Grocery, G> o und Paints an 1 Paint Mills, several Nests of Draireis, Hfc. A' ' I O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, On Monday, October 23, 1809, and following Days ; LL the truly valuable STOCK in TRADE, of Mr. BRADLEY, Grocer, Druggist, & c. near the High Cross, Lei- cester; I ( Who has retired from these Businesses, and removed to another Residence in the Relgrave- Gate;) Consisting of a choice Collection of Drugs, Ground Paints, Paint Mil's, and Colours, several Lots of Giocery, a valuable and neat Assortment of large and Small Tea Caimisters, exceeding useful Nests of large and small Drawers, Shelves, Counters, Scales and Beams, Weights and Measures of various Sorts, two 300 Gallon Standard, well painted Liquor Casks, several small Ditto, Number of Thralls, Packages, Boxes, Sugar Casks, large ' Fallow Press, small Oil Cisterns for Rt tail Trade, Glass Petitions, very large Beam and Scales, in excellent Condition, several Half Hundreds and Quarter Hundred Weights; large Shew Board, 20' Feet long, large Bell Mt^ ttaf Mor- tar, with a great Variety of other Articles in the various Branches. Also, several Lots of useful Household Furniture, consisting of 4- Post Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Blan- kets and Coverlets, very handsome Mahogany Square Dining, Card, and other Tables ; Mahogany Side- board, 10 Mahogany Chairs, 6 Cherry Tree Ditto, Kitchen C hairs, 1 Ironing Boards, 2 very useful Dressers, very good Washing Machine, handsome Pier and Swing Glasses, 2 Pair of large White Dimi- ty Window Curtains, with Cornices, China aad Glass, Book Case, Flour Biun, with Partitions, Stove Grates, Fire Ranges, 20Gallon Copper, small Dittc, Pewter, with a Variety of other Articles, Also, several I. ots of useful Books. Sale to begin each Morning at Ten o'clock. W. D. assures any Person connected with the above Trades, that a more suitable Assortment of Goods have not been offered to their Notice, and will be found particularly worth Attention, and a better Opportunity has not offered to any Person going into th « Grocery Business, as the Drawers and Cannisters are in the highest Preservation, few Shops have been fitted up with better Judgment, and more useful Articles are seldom found so suitable for Bu- siness. The Household Furniture will be Sold at the Cbse of the Sale^ TO BE SOLD BY AUC'IION, By Mr. OWSTUN, At the HotlSe of Mr. Benjamin Pollard, the Sign of the Bull Head Inn, in Markfield, in the County of Leicester, on Friday the I3tb Day of October next, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Con- ditions as shall Oe then and there produced ; nPFlE Inheritance in tee Sunplt , n Possesion of X a Messuage or Dwelling House, and about 7 Acres of valuable Land adjoining there to, convenient- ly divided into 3 Inclosures, and s. tuate in the Parish, of Mark, field, together with a Right of Common upon- Charuwood Forest, for which an adequate Alio ment will be made by the Commissioners m Lieu thereof, late in the Possession of I houias Hayes, Gardiner, but now of Mr. Jarvis, oi Markfield, Butcher, and his Undertenants. For Particulars enquire of Messrs. WEBSTER and DEXTER, ol'Stanion uneier- Uardo. i; oratjhe Office of Mr. BOND, Solicitor, Leicester Coal Boats. TO BE SOLD BY AUC'IION, By Mr. OWbTON, ( IN tOTs) E At the Vaiixhall Wharf, in Leicester, on Wednesday the 18th Day of October, 1809, at. 3 o'clock ia • the Afternoon; SIX Trent Coal Boats in excellent Condition, from 40 to 60 Tons Burden. May be viewed 6 Days previous to Sale on Application to Mr. Moxon. Vauxhall Wharf aforesaid. Burton Overy. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. OWSTON. At Mrs. Harrald's, the White Lion,, in the Vil'agenf Burton Overy, in the County of Leicester, on Monday the V! 3d Day of October, 1809, at3 o'Clock in the Afternoon, uuder such Couditioi# as will be then produced; AFreehold Tenement or Dwelling House,' ill tne said Villag. e ( Burton Overy, and several FreeholdCtosesof Glaring Land, ol excellentquality- and well watered, lyingiu the tarisliof BurtonOvery aforesaid, aud between the said Village and the Lo. i- don Turnpike Road, in the Lots following ( viz.) LOT 1 The said Tenement or Dwelling Hou, e with its Ap- purteiiB'nces, now occupied by John Bryan, as Tenant bv the Year. LOT 2. ' A Close, called Home Close, containing 2 Acres or thereabouts, now occupied by Mrs.. ElizaVtl* Ashby. LOT 3. A Close, called Hut Close, containing by AdJ measurement 3A. 2R. 33P. now. occupied by John Franks. LOT 4. A Close, called Davenport's Close, containing3A. - 2R. OP, or thereabouts, now occupied by the said Elizabeth Ashby. LOT 5. A Close, called Far Close, containing by Admeasure- ment 7A. 3R. 33P. now occupied by tiie said Julm Franks. LOT 6. Two Closes, called respectively Gravel Pit Clcso and Clay Pit Lane Close, containing together by Ad- measurement 14A. 3R. 1 OP. aud now occupied by the said John Franks. Possession of the Land may be had at Lady- day next, and the Purchasers may be accommodated with reasonable Proportions of the Purchase Monies ou Security of the Premises, to which tliey respectively relate. For further Particulars apply to MOORE and SHEPPARD, Solicitors, in Leicester; and for a View of Hie Premises to Mr. Richard Diinkley, of burton Overy aforesaid, Farmer and tlrazier. VALUABLE LIBRARY' At Measham, neat Ashby- de-' a- Zouch, in the County of Dei by, late the Property of Wm. Hill, Esq. ( Deceased.) WHICH WILL HE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt. O A a 1' ON, OnthePremises, on Monday the 30th Day of October, .1809, begining at ten o'clock; CONSISTING ot upwards of four hundred Volumes; amongst other equally scarce and valuable are Dugdale.' s Warwickshire; Nicholls's. Leicestershire; Camden's Britannia; Patrick, Lowth, and Whitby's Commentaries; Cooke's Voyages; Theobold's Shakespeare, &, c. ( cc. the principal Part, neatly Bound, Gilt, and Lettered; and in a good State of Preservation. Catalogues rr, ay be had, ten Day's preceding the Sale, on tlx " reniww, an.! of Mr. OWSI'ON, Lei- cester, t r—• ' 1 Leicester Journal, and Midland Counties General Advertiser. SA Valua. de Live Stock, Implements in Husbandly. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, On Monilav Octoher 9, 18( 9, on the Premises of Mr. J. HUSKISSON, ofHalstead, near Tilton- bn- » the- Hdl, Leicestershire, GONS. S'I ING ol 40 valuable Breeding Ewes. GO I heave*, 40 Shear hogs, 50 Wether and fcwe Lamhs, capital Draught Horse, 2 Draught Mares in- foat, i Pod, capital 6 Inch Waggon, 3 Narrow- wheel D'tto, two six- Inch Larts, I Narrow- wheel Ditto, capital Scuiller, Double arid Single Ploughs, Harrows, very good Oak Land Roll, Lad- ders, Tackle for 6 Horses, upwards of 60 Fence Vleaks, Corn Try, Forks, Rakes, Sieves, & c. On Account of the Number of I. ots, W. D. re- spectfully requests the early Attendance of those Gentlemen who may wish to become Purcha- sers, as Leicester Fair being the following Day, the first Lot of Sheep is intended to be put up in the Morning ( with their Permission) precisely at Half- past 9 o'clock, as the Whole must be concluded in one Day, The above Sheep arc well worth Attention, and the Implements in Husbandry are in good Condi- tion. 2,000/. 1, OQO/. 500/ 100/. 2001 SflOOi And several ottiei Soms, To be put out oft good Freehold Land Security A| filv to Mr. DAVIS, Auctioneer, (^ tester. C<> anted, ' \ Steady active " Youth, as an Apprentice to a j Surgeon and Apothecary.— For Particulars enquire of Dlt WM. ARNOLD, Leicester \\ anted, , Servant who understands the Care of Elorses, | ? can drive a Carriage, and wait at Table. A good Character will be required.— Apply to the Rev. JOHN OLIVER, Swepstou. tr- Leicestershire and Rutlandshire AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Valuable ' Live Stock, Jltty and Keep until 25th r/~ • March nexty, TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, ton Friday October 13, 1809, on the Premises of Mf. WES I ON, ofNewtown Harcourt, near Great Glenn, Leicestershire, ( who is leaving his Glenn Fafm) ; CONSISTING of 27 valuable Breeding Ewes, 10 Fat Ditto, 22 Lamb Hogs, capital Kam, 6 Shear- hogs, 3 valuable Dairy Cows, 2 Fat Bullocks, a Yearling Stirks, capital Nag Horse 3 Year old, 2 Fat Pigs; also 2 Closes of Crass Keep 15A. with Hay ; 2 Ditto20A. with a Core of Hay, to We cleared off the Premises by the 45th of March next. Sale to begin in the Morning at Ten o'Clock. The Stock is very useful, and the Keeping and Hay adjoin the Turnpike Road near Great Glenn, and will be found very useful for any Person that keeps Leicester Market. Valuable Live Stock, Implements in Husbandry, Household Furniture, ( fc. ft TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DAVIS, " ton Wednesday, October lb, 18,1), and following Days;' ALL ihe valuable Live and Dead Stork, Household Furniture. & c. of the Rev. THO'S, CLARKE, Deceased, On the Premises at Huugerton, Leicestershire j First Day's Sale, Wednesday Oct. 18, 18t> 9, Consists of 39 Brerding Ewes, 45 I. amb Hogs, 35 TheavSs and Shearhogs, 5 Fat Sheep, 1 capital )'< rket Pig, 2 capital Milch Cows, 5 Fat Oxeti, 1 Two- year old Heifer, 1 Ditto Steer, 2 Yearlings, and 2 Calves, Nairow- wheel Cart, Tackle for 2 Horses fork', Rakes, See & c. Also, a capital well built Oils Horse Chaise, with ' Harness complete, 111 excellent Condition, and ( nearlv new). Second and Third Day's Sale, Oct. 19 and 20, Consists of very good 4- Po't, Half tester, Bureau, » nd other Bedsteads, clothed with blue and green Furniture; very good Feather aud Wool Beds, Blankets and Coverlets, Bed and Table L lien, hand jottie'bak Bureau and Chests of Drawers, very good Oak, Dining, and Snap Tables, Mahogany Snap Ditto, good Turkey Carpet, 10 Feet by 13; capital Pier and Swing Glasses, Dressing Tables, Mahogany Stands-, Tea and Coffee Urns, Glass, China, capita 30- 11 our Clock, good Assortment of Brass Pots and Pans, Pewter, with other useful Kitchen Requisites, goodS Strike Mash Vat with other Tubs to corres- pond ; seveial 30 and 18- Gallon Barrels, Thralls, Pat's, Churns, & c. Aim. a capital Lead Raiu Water Cistern in good Condition. Sale to begi 11 each Morui hg at Ten o'ClocR. '• The Stock will be found verv useful, and the Goorfs arc worth Attention to Housekeepers. To Noblemen or Gentlemen. AYoung Man of good Connexions wishes for a Situation, as Anem or Steward to any Noble- man's or Gentleman's Estate.— Reference will lit given of RespectabMty, ficc. Address, Post- paid to Z. A. to be left at the Anchor Inn, Loughborough, till call I'd for, will be immediate- ly attended t o. THE Members of this Soc; ety ate respectfully informed that the Annual Meeting will be held at the- Three Crowns Ian, in Leicester, on Friday the 6th Day of October next. tjy Order, R. COOKE, Secretary. Leicester, 11th September, 1809.. TO B< 4 CKSMIIHti. Wanted, AJourneyman Blacksmith ; a steady Young Man may have constant Employment and good Wages by applyingto G. PEARSON, at Mount sorrel. Also, a Youth, about 13 Years of Age, as an Ap- prentice to the ' hear making and Cutlery. Business. — Apply as above. / < 3 42d Geo. 3rd. Chap. 90. LEICESTERSHIRE MILITIA. Jl MUSl'. ts EEPER, Wanted, A Person to Cohduct the Domestic Concerns of a small Family ( herself m- kmg the Third person); must possess a good Address, have been accustomed to serve in a Draper's Shop, and if be- tw< en 3!) and 40 Years of Age would be prefe red. Address, Post- paid, with respectable Reference, Hooper, Loughborough. Ill f INTIMATION. Person resident in Edinburgh, who lias already occasion to visit the principal Towns in Scot- land twi e a Year, could with great conveniency take Comnvssions in any, or each of the follow ng Lines, viz. for a Cloth House?; a Flannel House; and a Nottingham or Leicester Mouse; and as he can pro- cure undoubted Recommendation, and obtain suffi- cient Security, none need apply but such as do Busi- ness on liberal and extensive Principles; especially as lie means to do every thing in his power for their Interest. Letters, addressed to A. B. at Mr. Purve's, 15, Princes itreet, Edinburgh, will be attended to. 11 th Sept. 1809. « and AUCTION Ol- FICE, Place, London. ; » ON and SAMPSON liav inform the Noblemen, G'- n tlemen, and the Public i.) general, that theIr Office is established upon an extensive Scale, for toe Purchase, Sale, aud Lit ting of eveiy Description ol Property in ihe United Kingdom.— They flatter them selves by their Assiduity and Attenti 11 that iheir Establishment will continue to stand pre- eminently distinguished as a Source of Emolument to tneir Employers, and a gieat public Advantage. Architectural Improvem nts, Land Surveys, & c. under the Direction of Mr. Willson. VT, JOHN JACKSON, { 1 ate huntsman to the b. arl of Ayles/ ofdJ ; BEGS Leave io inform his Friend- and ihe. Pub- lic in general, he has taken and entered utrn the Bull's Head Inn Blaby, late in the Occupation of Mr. Carrol, where he hopes by unremitting Atten- tion, to obtain a Continuance of those Favors so liberally experienced bv his • rec'ecessor. I I Blaby, Sept. 27, | 8iV LAW TON and BRYAN, RESPt. CTFULI Y inform tneir Friends that • heir Sale of Furs hat comroenred for the Season, consisting of an elegant Assortment of While liver and Black Tippets, Trimmings, & c, which fioin their early and extensive Purchases they are enabled to offer full 2C per Cent, lower than last Seasoii. A steady Youth wanted as all Apprentice. Leicester, Sep'. 28, 1809. NORTHAMPTON Grand Musical Festival. Patronized by the following Nobility and Gen- try-, who are also Stewards on the Occasion t—- . Right Hon. the Earl of E11 ton Right Hon. the Earl of Northampton, Right Hon the Earl of Pomfret, Right Hon. Earl Spem er Right Hon the Earl of Upper Ossory, R ght Hon. Lord Li: ford, I ord Viscount Althorp, M. P Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, M. P. Hon Edward Bouverie, M. P. Sir William Wake, Hart. Sir George Robinson, Bart. Sir William Langham, Bart. Sir R. Rrookede Capell Brooke, Bart. Sir William Dolbcn, Bait. Sir Edward Dryden, Bart. William Ralph C'aitwright, Esq. M. P. Carter, Esq. M. P. George Hanbury, Esq. G. Gunning, Esq. P. Dickins, Esq. EdAard Bouverie, Esq. R. W. Blencowc, Esq. G. Robinson, Esq. William Hanburv, Esq. Peter Denys, Esq. John Plomer Clarke, Esq. T. R. Thornton, Esq. Charles Tibbits, Esq. John Harvey Thursby, Esq. Robert Andrew, Esq. John Armvtage, Esq William lawbfidge, Esq; William Kerr, Esq. Row. Mainwaring, Esq.* T. R. Lnard, Esq. And under the Direction of Mr Barrett. MR. BARRETT has the Honour most re- spectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and the Public i- n general, that the Sacred Oratoi io of The MESSIAH, Composed by G. F. Handel, will be peiformedin the Church of All Saints, » n Wednesday Morning the 11tli of October next; aud on Thursday Morning the 12th, A Grand Sacred Selection, From the Works of Handel, Haydn, and other emi- nent Composers. And on each Evening, at the New Theatre will he A Grand Miscellaneous Concert ; Consisting of favourite Songs, Solos, and Concertos, by the principal Performers ; and some of the newest and most Popular Glees, as suug at the Vocal Concerts. J'tincipal Vocal Performers. Mrs. BILLING I ON, Mrs. Vaughan, Mr. Go- s, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. BRAHAM. Ixader of the Band, Dr. HAGUE, Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge. Principal Second Violin, Mr. W. Marshall, Oxford. Viola, Mr. Richard Ashley. ——— Violoncello, Mr. Lindley — Double Bass, Mr. Boyce, Hautboy, Mr. Griesbach, Bassoon. Mr. Holmes, 1 Flute, Mr. Domyer, •"——— Trumpet, Mr. Hyde, Organ and Grt- nd Piano Forte, Mr. Barrett. The Chorusses will be full and complete, with Trumpets and Double Drums, by Mr. Jeukinson, Linen Drapery, ^ c. ^ / * Bankrupts' Effects now on Sale, Af R. 7 Mucus's, Market- place, Leicester, by Order of the Commissioners of Bankruptcies, rllE Stocks of S Macklean, Irish Linen Factor, aud G. RichaidsooCalico Priilter, con- sisting of 24'' Pieces of Irish Linens, 135 lialf Bleach ed Ditto, with several Hundred Pieces of Home made Russia, and Drogbeda, Sheetings, full 3 1 per Cent, under the regular Prices ; 1000 Pieces of Ell Wide, and Yard Wide; Town printed Cambrics, all new and elegant Winter Patient; India, Swiss and Scotch Work Muslins for Ladies Dresses & c Jaconets, Cambrics, Book aud other Muslins,' French Cam- brics, Silk Shawls, Scarfs, Counterpanes, Blau kets, Flannels, Calicoes, elegant printed Furnitures, & c & c. The Whole mtist be clcar'd bv the 12th November,' as a final Dividend the n will be made. A Shopman wanted. , N- B. Two Doors from the Ruil Head Inn. if tf 1 O BE LET, And entered upon immediately, AGenteel HOUSE and GARDEN, with a good Stable and other out Conveniences, si- tuate in GranbyStre't, Leicester, in the Occupation of Mrs. Lafargue.— Enquire of Mr. JOHN WHEAT- LEY, Leicester. fa Notice to the Public froth Mm. Ilerscliel, l L. L. D. of Slough, near Windsor. MANY ofthe public Papers, for a Length Of Time past, have occasionally ascribed cer- tain Predictions of the State of the Weather to me ; and several of them have lately gone so far as actu- ally to prefix my Name to what they have called a Weather Table, iu which, according to certaiu Hours of the Changes of the Moon, Wind, R. iin, Snow, Frost, & c. &< 5. are prognosticated. Such a Table, by some Mistake, has even been Very lately inserted into a very respectable Philosophical Magazine. Ill justice to myself, therefore, I think it highly ne- cessary that the Public should he undeceived by my declaring, that the Table pretended to be of my Construction, as well as every Prognostication of the State of the Weather that has appeared in the Newspapers as ascribed tome, are all gross Imposi- tions. VVM. HEUSCHEL. Slough, near Windsor, Sept, 16, 181- 9. SHBY- DE- LA- ZOUCH CANAL. AGtnerai Meeting of the Lieutenancy will bfc held at the Hotel, in Leicester, on Tuesday the 3d Day of October next, at eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, pursuant to the above Act, By Order of his Grace the liiike of Rutland, Lord Lieutenant, of the County of Leicester; DECIMUS COOKE, Cleik of the General Meetings. Leicester 6th Sept. 1809. CHARITY SERMON. ON Sutiday October I, 1809, TWO SER- MONS Will be preached, By the Rev. W. PICKERING, ofllkison, At t he Baptist Chapel, ilnngiescotc, tor the Benefit of the -> unday School, belonging to that t. ongte- gation. . Service to begin at 2 o'Clotk In the Afternoon, and 6 iti the Evening. L0XDON, THVRSDA Y September 2S New York papers to the 20: h of Augti't have been received. The American papers seem to be less intempe- rate m the'r remarks rhan heretofore; respeef'n* the bad success of ' he negotiation with Mr. Ei 0 kine, the most impartial of them, dividing their disapprobation respecting th. it business, between what t.^ ve- ill the du. licity of the British Govern- ment and the smgular credulity of their own. Mr. Jackson's mission, we tiust, will bring about a * a- tisiactory explanation v< these political phenomt n We are still wit viut nv intelligence respectmt toe progress of the r. egociation between France ami Austna. It should realty appear that some sennfir obstacle has arisen, as suffi tent t'me has elapse « , c. prove ' ha' there was no truth whatever in the statements, given on the authority of passenger: and letters from France, received more than a fort- n gi t since, of the'Prel minartes of Peace having been actually signed. SEPTEMBER 29. MA RIED. At St, George's Church, Hanover square, the Hon. E. Harbord, second son of . Lord Suffolk, to the Hon. Gcorgiana Vernon, only daughter of Lord Vernon. Sept. 23, at Newark, Nottingham., hire, George , third son of Charles Wilkinson, Esq. of Highbury, to Elizabeth Cecilia Mary Broadbiirst. Lately, the Rev. H. Smith, M. A. Prebendary of Southwell, to Miss Taunton, daughter of Wf E. Taifaton, Esq. Town- Clerk of Oxfoid. DIED. At the house of his brother, in Amtrica square, Sir Win. Douglas, Bart, of Castl e Douglas, aged 64. On Monday last Mr. Alderman Chatwyn , of this town. Oh Tuesday last, Miss Mortimer, milliner, of this to wn. O11 Tuesday laft, Mr. Thomas Grice, grocer, of Oakham. ,, On Wednesday, aged 72, Mr. John Foreman, of Greelbam, in Rutland. On Friday last, Mrs. Gates, wife of William Gates, Esq. of Peterborough: THE next General Assembly of Proprietors to this L'ndertakin g, will be held at theQueen's Head Inn, in Ashby- de- la- Zouch, in the County of Leicester, on Monday the 2d of October next, at 11 o'clock ill the Forenoon, » hen and where the seve- ral Proprietors are requested to attend by them- selves or Proxies. JOHN CROSSLEY, Clerk to the Company of Proprietors. Ashby- de- la- Zouch, Sept. 16, ' 1809^ 11 UNION CANAL. From the Opera- tiouse. / | TIE above Canal will be opened to Market JL Ilarborough on Friday the 13th October, I8d9, on which Day the Committee intend to Dine at the Angel Inn, in Market Harborough, at 3 o'Clock, and hope to be honored with the Company of the Proprietors, and other well wishers to the Concern. Tickets for the Ordinary 3m 6d. each: Gentlemen are requested to apply for the same at the Bar of the above Inn, 011 or before the 9th. The Procession on the above Occasion to commence at Gallow- hill Wharf, at 12 o'clock. CAIi'liiR and WARTNABY, Clerks to the Company. The Anniversary Seimon for the benefit ol the Infirmary, was preached on Friday last, by the Rev. Ceorge Mettam, A. M. Rector of Harwell. We regret tl . it this noble ir. sitution, which ex tends its beheficeni rays to the indigent poor of every cifdnuy, experiences this year a .. onsiderable diminut'on in its receipts, by the absence of several famihes of consequence and distinction, who have been accustomed to honor this meeting with their presence; but in justice to those who did a'tend, we beg to observe their donations were marked with the utmost liberality. The collection amount- ed to 561. 9v. and was made by South Door. t. ady Ranclilfe, Lord Robsrt Manners, Mrs. Simpson, Lord Rancliffe. North D00K Lady Hudson, T. Babington, Esq. Miss Hudson Col. Wollaston. The Right Hon. the Earl of Coventry has been unanimously elected Recorder of Worcester, va- cant by ttie death of his father. The Bishop of Lincoln has collated the Rev. Mr. Wilson to the vicarage of Marton in the county of Lincoln, vacant by the death of his fathef. The Duke of Richmond, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, has conferred the hofiour of knighthood upon William Vachell, Esq. son of the late VV. Vachell, Esq. of Hinxton in Cambridgeshire, Ori 1 hnrsday last, Mr. Robert Featherby was eletced Mayor of Lincoln for the year ensuing. On Monday last,' John Bower, Esq. was elected Mayor of the borough of Chesterfield for the year ensuing. At the fair at Chesterfield on Monday, the ave- rage price of Cheese was from 66s. to 70s. perewt. The Statute of Lord Nelson, in . ended to be plac- ed in the Market- place, in Birmingham, is now completed, and will be put up previous to the 21st of next month, the anniversary ofthe glorious vic- tory of Trafalgar. We have noticed the quartel of Lord Castle- reagh and Mr. Canning in a preceding column. Never, ive believe, did the Government of any country present so extraordinary an appear- ance as ours does at this moment. In the mpst dangerous crisis that has ever arisen to Europe, the nation is without ah efficient, hardly possesses an ostensible Administration. We may say with Be- damar in Venice preserved :— " At difference; lie ! Is this a time for quarrels ? thievfes and rogues Fall out and brawl.: should men of your high calling, Men separated by the choice of Providence From the gross heap of mankind, and set here In tnis assembly, as in one great jewel, T' adorn the bravest purpose it e'er smil'd on f Should you, like boys, wrangle for trifles?" Our SOVEREIGN towards the close of a long Slid arduous reign finds the evening of his days disturb- ed by tile political and personal squabbles of his servants. The vessel of the State seetrs abandoned to the tempest that threatens to burst upon it. He who shouid guide the helm has thrown it up in despair ; the ablest of the crew have run from the ship, and if she should succeed in weathering the storm and reaching port it will be owing rather to chance than the talents and exertions of those who have remained on board. The want of a strong Administration, the members thereof working cor- dially and ably together, is a most grievous misfor- tune if considered either as it affects our domestic policy or foreign relations;— but particularly the latter, as whatever negociaiions may have com- menced, must remain suspended, until the diffe- rent Cabinets ascertain the principles upon which siisctssors of the late Ministers propose to act. When t is reccillfected that the Infirmary together with other charitable institutions, as well as the general interests of the town at large are materially benefited by these annual meetings, we cannot but regret that some of the •' professors " of godliness" should feel it tiieir duty o deal out their anithe- ma's against them j and we think with more zeal than prudence condemn as " Satanic works' what ultim, tely leads to the pa- hpf charity and public good. We beg however to be undt rstood as the advocates only of the use and not the abuse of these anniversaries, and as we would gladly do every thing in our power to promote the general interests of this philantropic institution, we feel no apology necessary for remarking, that we observe with concern from the general repoit circulated, during the present week, that the annual subscriptions in arrear amount to the sum of SEVEN HUNDRED and sfxfY- pouK. POUNDS NINE SHILLINGS. I ei say how injurious so laige an arrear must be to he interests of the, charity would be supe- ftuousi it 110 doubt proceeds from inadveitency on tiie part of individual subscribers, but he same apology can- not be admitted with respect 10 parishes, and it is to the diserace ofthe Pat .. chial Officers, that there s mdre than one jpzi'ntx fourteen years in arrear ! 1 • vethink it ourdutv ' hus publicly to remind tnem of tiie necessities of the institution, and the very great defalcation which these arrears form in the agre i; dte, and to express a hope that an early attention will be paid to a removal ot the grievance. It may also bentcessaiy to state that the expenditure bt this institution ^ owing to the great increase in the once of drugs, provisions, and necessaries of all Kinds) ein an average of the last three years ex- . ceded the regular income by a sum of more than live hundred pounds per annum. It is presumed when this circumstance is known, that the wealthy . fad opulent of this extensive county who have not II herto contributed to the support ol this charity, will be induced by adding annual subscriptions to ore- serve this excellent and '. veil conducted esta- blishment, jiot on iy on its present scale of useful less, but enable the Governors to extend its bene- fits still further. In the last year 488 in- patiems md 1601 out- patients have been discharged from his Infirmary, the greater part cured of their se- veral complaints orfialmg received relief therein. ' I he- annual mee ting of the Leicestershire and Rut'tindshire AgricuT ural S< cieiy will beheld on F d • nsx', at the Ti. ree Crowns, and tscxpected to be fully attended j some very important investi- Jitions being to be submitted on the comparative rteritsofthe Merino and New Leicester breed of • leep, together wiih much other interesting matter •' f pubhc importance and general interest. Henry ill. died in the 56th year 0/ his reigti, ind in the 64th year of his age. Edward HI. ex p. red in the 51st yea* of his reign, atfd in the 65 th . ear of his ige, Our beloved Sovereign will entei . pon the 50th year of his rejgn, on the 25th of Oc( • ber. These are the three longest reigns in Eng- lish history: and, which is a remaikable coinei dence, em hot the three Sovereigns is { he til rd ot the same name, viz. Henry lil. Edward III. and George II1. The wheat harvest being now concluded, the/ ol lowing m y be considered as an impartial estimate of the produce . — Wheat 011 the strong of quantity but good in quality, O cold lands, a fair crop, as to produce • fleeted with the smut. Some strong lafids, which last year produced nv re than four quarters an acre, do not this year produce more than three ; but with respect to weight, the quality is considerably bet- ter than that of last year. Or. the whole, from the Various accounts, the produce may be estimated at dbout l- 8th short of what is ter med an average crop, taking ihe medium of ah average crop at three ejuoi'tei's ail acre ; the quality, however, is gene-/ rally so superior, the deficiency ot the quantity may probably be obviated, so as to raise the produce of nutriment equalto that of last ye ar. Some very unpleasant circumstances hive oc- curred at B rmifigham, in consequence of the high price of bread. A loafol diminutive size was on Tuesday last exhibited on a pole before the door of the chief Magistrate, with a label attached to it, demanding from the pfoper persons an exertion to prevent impositions in that necessary article of l ie. On Thursday night a numerous body of sailors, women, boys, & c. again attacked the houses of rendezvous for the impress service in Liverpool, and did considerable mischief, by damaging the houses, destroying the furniture, throwing it into the streets, & c, All the impressed men ivere set at liberty, and the rioters having effected their pur- pose, ' dispelled before any effectual force c uid be brought to suppress them. We are inlormed that some of the ringleaders have been since taken into custody. _ j On Tuesday evening, about half past seven o'clock, asa Gentleman Was travelling 011 horseback from Leicester to Maiket Harborough, he was stopped bet ween the Debdale Tutnp. ke and Bow- dtri Inn by two footpads, armed with pistols, who demanded his Purse which he gave them,, and ihey made off.-— The Purse contained or. ly a small sum in silver.'— Thejr enquired for his watch and pocket book, but upon his denying that life had them, they did not attempt to search htni.— A re- turn post Chaise was stopped w thin a quarter of an hour of the time, nearly in the same place.— He bad a gold watch and about « £.!? 0 in cash and bank notes about him.' Mark Welford, of Bfelgrave, being convicted before the Rev. Mr. Tyson, of poaching in the fishery of Bu stall, was committed on Tuesday last io the House of Correction for three months. John Langton who was convicted of the same • Hence in the fishery of VVanlip, was committed lor the same time on the preceding week. On Wednesday morning last, ah elderly man, in a Serjeant- majors uniform, came down an inside passenger in the Telegraph Coach, oc his route for Nottingham ; he breaklasied at the Aftgel in this town, hut was exceedingly unwell during the whole of his journey, and in his pass'age to the llumber- stone- gate to go by ihe Nottingham Coach, he fell down and instantly expired : the uniform is scarlet faced with blue, upon the buttons R. Is.. V. F — in his hat is written David Dec- nham, Knaresborough Volunteers; he was about 6 feet 2 inches high ; and appears to be 70 years of age: the body was taken to St Maigaret's Workhouse, and we un- derstand is to be buried on Sunday next with mi- litary honors. lie had a very good watch and other property about him. On Wednesday sen'nigh', between 10 anil II h , i/ rd. :, TAW / Tlobi partial estimate. ",' rarJ ong lands, short/ 7- 1 . ) n thehght an// l'ou", ced luce, but much . han: i'l° ftinily had retired to rest, an alir n ng hie breilte out upon the premises, which entirely consumed thesame, together with most of the furniture, all their wearing apparel, and a considerable sum in bank notes ; the curtains of the bed in wtuch was Mrs. Cox and a young child, were on fire, and they escaped with great difficulty without their cloaths. ' This severe cal unity has re- duced Mr. Cox to the distressing situation of riot having any place to go to, or hirdly any tiling to put on. On Friday Se'nnight an inquest was ho'den at Langham, before John Ellington Jones, Gent, one ofthe coroners for the countv of Rutland, up- on the bodies of .\ Lrgeret, John and liaehiei Lowe, the wife and children of John Lowe, a blind beg- gar, who were accidentally drowned in the broolt 1 Hat run's . through Laogltam pasture.- The mail and his family were travelling from Cold- Overtori to Langham, on '. hepreceding evening, and the brook for a moihent was swollen to an amazing size. , A baRer passing With hivcart, took them all up— the Woman and c'hiidren into, the body of h s cart, and the mart tipori the , fore part of it with himself. As soon as they attemp ed to cross the ford, the cart was carried away bv the force of'ttte stream, and tuihedbver, ihest'oman and children, together with the horse, were drowned : the blind man was saved by tits dogj i rope . from which was fastened round his wrist. The baker escaped wuh" difficulty. — This distressing event occur t- d before ' t was dark, but be bodies of cHs woman and In- fant were not found untill the following morning.— Upon thebtxly of the elderchild, a fine boy, three years old, the usual mean of resuscitation were long tried, but without the smallest effect.— It is a remarkable. circumstance, that tne dog, though' having been w th ttiem only three months in tne possession pl'the poor man and his faintly, has con- tinually pined and eaten nothing since the fatal ac- c. dent. He is a young dog, about ten months old, and of the btill breed. , " A circutnstahcej" says T.' it Shrewsbury Chro- nicle, " ! i?, ppened dur ng the rare for the 501. 011 I uesday,' at our late meeting, which excited much mirth. In consequence of the girth of t e saddle of Mrs Clarke breaking, the jockey fell ; and the cry— Mrs. Clarke has thrown her Hider\ resound- ed from every part of the Cod se." Immediately after the. first heat for the Plate, the last d-. y of the Kings& ote Races, ihe following horses were Sold by auction i— PlougHboy, for 32' J ktuneas; Cambrian, for 150 guineas; and Princt liladud, for 120 guineas, On Fridav se'nnight a crifcktt match was play- ed near Oakham, between the gentlemen of Rut- land , and the gentlemen of Mr Anncsley's party of ^ Joi'ibamptonst. ire cnckei- players, which was won by the former, they having two crickeis up at the closet At th? sale ol Sugars,' on Tuesday last, in Lan- caster, the prices were from tfs to 8- is per cwt. ' The demand for Sugars tn. se two last month?, at Liverpool and Bristol, has been unprecedented, and the sale prices lar higher than the most sangu- ine West- India proprietors could expect. A great proportion of the new Sugars is already cleared from the bonded warehouses, and rrariv merchants at importation pJid immediate duties un their con- signmeriti 1 otal lihport3 of American Produce at Liver- pool, from the 7th of June, to tile 29th August 1809. t- ohon, 71,186 bags— Rice, 17,077 uer- ces— Ashes, 11,9- 45 barrel— Tar, 23.565 barrels Turpentine, 23,023 barn- Is- Tobaec ,, 4 853 l> hds Bark, 98S hhds— Bees Wax, 16- i tierces— I lax s'/ ed. 3,32- 4 buds- e heat Irons' Nottingham that many of ihe ility and gentry nave sectored led ings for their Muscal Ftst vai, wh ch will corrmerice oh thfe 1 urtn of next month ; and that Mr. ' Thompson at the General tl c jp tal, 11,, s yet a considerable list of apartments to be - let on as reasonable terms as are to be met with at other places on similar occasions. We ihink if right io > ta e this fact, as reports to the c nirary have been verv prevalent; The tfoble and d sting lishtd patronage an- for the Grand Musical Festival at Nor- ton, under ttie direction of Mr Barrett, we hear is ikely to remunerate him for his arduous undertaking. Seldom does it happi n that a con- stellation ol such vocal and instrumental excellence unite so near the Metropolis, and we sincerely be- lieve, neither the public nor the conductor will tie disappointed — See Advertisement. 7k Additional Benefactions to ihe Widow Br uce Amount in our last ot 68 7 0 Mr. Nichols, Spa 2 0 0 Mr. Cort 1 1 0 M r. B. Cort 1 1 0 X. Y. 1 1 0 P ci. 1 1 0 Mr. Aid. Bishop - J 1 0 Mr. Dabbs X 1 0 M rs. D'abbs 1 1 0 A. Friend « 1 1 0 Mr, Harrison I 1 0 Mr. Heiglitun, Hosi 0 10 6 LORDVEHNON's HOUNDS MEET Mondiy, Oct. ' lit,— an It'hnhnor. ' Lite L ay, 3d.— at Vulbury. Thm day, Fr ' ula y, — » 5th,— at Bradley Moor. - 6th,— at F. ggingrun. FAIRS. Oct. ?.- 4.- tne Such a suspension would be productive of incoove nience at any time, but at the present period , we j o'clock at night, a melancholy ar. d distress, n g acci fear to them, is pregnar. t with absolute ruin. ' dfr. t fcippcned to Mr. C^' V at Ti-' ton, after the . 6.. - Kineton, Brotnsgrovi, Dudley, Stafford, Shrewsbury, Ledbury, Bridgewuter, Wood- Stock, Swineshead, Davcntr . Peterborough, Bud worth, Manchester, Nottingham, Ret- ford, Burgh. . . . — Chipping Nortoh, Chapel- in- I. e- Frith, Net- tingha'm. Saltfj. cei, New Inn Road. - Ublev, WorksWoitli, Nottingham, Maccles- field. — Biiminghafn, . fctiowle, Stratford- upon'- AA on, Langpo'rt, Wiiksworth, Kettering", Inglewhile . —." ortlock, Derby, Hcckington, Lincoln — Waflingten, Towcester. . PRICE OF CORN tn LEICESTER A1ALLET, Sept. 23, I8C9I PES QUARTER CustoniafyM. f Average | Win. P Wheat from to' < t5 10 6 10 0 e 0 0 < 5 13 0 Rye 0 0 0. 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 Barley from to' 2 16 3 » 0 3 0 0 I 2 16 0 Oatsfrom to 1. 18 J 2 4 0 0 .2 1 0 | 1 18 1 Beans to a 0 3 16 0 0 3 8 0 ' 3 0 0 | n 4 0 lilue Pease 0 0 0 0 0 Hog Pease 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oatmeal 0 0 0. 0 0 0 3 8 0 JOSEPH SM 7 , Corn litspe 0 . GAINSBOROUGH SHIP NEWS. Arrived Mary, Smith, frort, Lynn. Betsy; Alii- on; Agriculture, Sanderson; and Experiment, Mowat;' all from Whitby vVoiksopi Co. t. nga Betsy, Markham; William and Mary, Collingwooa; and Derby, Poole; all troui London. Sailed. Eleanor, Cooke ; Brothers and Sifters Gollin. « ; and Betsy, Maijchain; all for London Ageiroria, Sewinger, anil Dorothy, Sanderson, f.: I ynn. Sa'Iy, Harvey, for Cu! c » e.- te^.' j: JSfATE LOTTI UY, } Vii hi ru'/. n in mie Day, 20th next Month. IS, Market- place, Leicester, begs : le- peo. t'ullv to i ' mind his Friends and tb,: l lit that the Whole of he present Stat.*; Lot- ic y .. ,1! i, ( ktermi- K ] in Oue Day, viz Friday ' 20th m xt Month, a/' ter which Time no Tickets or Shares can he purcha « < d.; therefore he solicits those who intend to fiivor him with their Commands, to be as early as possible in their Application, as from the H' ft ECONOMY IN HARD SOAP. IS Majesty was most graciously pleased, in February last, to grant Letters Patent to Unroll Von Doornik, to make a New Soap, for Wash lag in Sen, Hard, aud Soft Waters ; also a Soap for Washing Wool, Flannel, Cotton, and I. iuen, iu Soft Water only ; which are manufactured by Doornik, Gi fStlr, and Co. Well- slreet. Wellclose- sqtiare, London, aud Sold lower than Common Yellow Soap. The Patent Soap is in Cars, hard and dry, and has Leicester Journal, and Midland Counties General Advertiser BRITISH J3. N • . ' Novel'v of ihe Scheme, and the great Demand at i ,, , !, „ . ,., , • , . . • ,, the Appearance of fine Curd Soap; is a so made to piesent in I on. Ion, he may not have it in his Power . • ' ' tn Supply them, if they delay their Purchases until near ihe Day of Hrawing: V \ l. LXCii VNGK ^ FsMfS HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. J- VJ. ck Brol •-.- « , have on Sa'e, at their state Lottery Office. No. 93, Royal Exchange, Tickets am! shares fur the State hotter,-, - vhich is on a Hew and improved Plan, consisting of only 5,000 Num- bers, to b - diavvn iu one Da'.', 20th October, 1309. The Scheme contain, 4 Prizes of 00C, 4 of .£ 5,1 10, 4 - f £- U,\ 0, 8 of l, 0t> o, and 12 ofX'iOO, with others in Proportion, aud not Three Blanks to a Prize. Letters Post- paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All Kind of Govtrunient Securities bought and sold by Commission. Country Orders, accompanied with short- dated Bills on London, Post Office Orders, or Cash ih Par- cel by Coticu or Cairier, pnm- tuallv attended lo, anil Correspondents may depend on neing treated exactly on the same Terms as if criQnally present. .7 nub ilolterp, ; To be Diirj. il in Guildhall. FIRE- OFFICE, --. ruble the finest Yellow Soap. The General, or Sea Hard and Soft Water Soap, washes in Cold Sea Water eq. ial to the best Mottled Soap ; in ilot Soft Water, in Hard and Soft Water, it requires less of Quantity, Time, aud Labour, than any other Soap. The Colours'of the most delicate Prints, or coloured Lim ns and Cottons, are pre- served, anil Yellow or dingy Whites bleached by its Use. Its Effect is so mild, th3t it never chaps the Hands, but renders the Skin soft and delicate. The Soap for Woollens and Common Use in Soft Water, brightens the Colour and softens the Texture of Flannel, and renders it more valuable iu the Mar- ket. This astonishing Effect is produced by some- thing less than two- thirds of the usual Quantity, and much less Labour. Certificates of the astonishing Effects of this Soap may beseen atthe Manufactory, where all Orders lire rcteivt- d; aud as no Personal Application for Sale is intended to be made in the Country by the House, until the Article is generally known, Orders for single- Cwts. will be punctually executed.—- The Price is the same as the London Trade Price of Yel- low Soap, with an Allowance of 10/. per Ton for im- mediate Cash, without which uo Orders will be at- tended lo. rT" TIK British Fire Office in the Strand and Corn- J. hill, London, and by Agents in Edinborough, Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant Insurances against Fire. Premiums for Insurance renewable at Michaelmas, must be paid w ithin Fifteen Days therefrom. The Terms and Conditions of Insurance, as stated ill the Policies, are defined with perspicuity, plain- ness and precision, so as to prevent the Misunder- standings and Disputes dependant upon ill- digested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors and those Insuring. ANNUAL PREMIUMS. Common Insurance, 2s. per Cent.— Hazardous 3s. — Double Hazardous, 5s. Insurance ou Farming Stock, at 2s. 6d. perCent. Specifying the Sums to be insured on the different Sorts of Grain— or Is. 6d per Cent, only on the whole Stockofany oue Farm, with Salvage Clause. ROBERTSKELTON, Sec CERTIFICATE. WE, whose Names are hereun'o subscribed, have carefully surveyed and valued the several Freehold Buildings allotted as Prizes in the ' Third City Lottery, anil we adjudge the separate Value of each to be as follows. F PAYNI F. R. THOMAS SWITHIN. D. It. ROPER. London, August24, 1809. SCHEME. I rize - of Prizes of £ 3,000 2,900 2,700 2, fi00 2,300 1,900 1,800 1,400 500 <£ 15,700 9, 00 9,300 C, 90>. 4., 100 4,001) 3,800 3,51 0 3,300 3 : : 3,100 NO FIXED PRIZE. This Property is so rapidly improving that there Can be no Doubt it will be worth DouOie its present Value in a very few Vers Tickets and Shares are on Sale by Sir J. Brauscomb all t Co. London, likewise b\ their Agents, Mr. W. Pritchard, Derby Mr. J. Dunn, Nottingham Messrs. S. and J. Ridge, Newark AND Mr. J. Ford, Chesterfield. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket : ,£ 8 15 0 Half 4 2 0 1 Eighth 1 Quarter 2 7 0 | Sixteenth 0 Particular Numbers may be secured, from 4 12 No. if not air. ady so'd. lo " 0,0' 1), at the. hove ' Hlices Rowlandson's . Sketch Book, or, Choice 4 p from Nature. •. Vic '. IS K This D. iv is Publ ished, n Royal 4tu. containing four bet. u'iful Views from IVawjngs, made on the Spot by T. Itowbiiidson, Esq. Price iu Colour to imi- tate Drawings, 2s. Od. No. 1, ( to be continued every Fortnight) of OWLAND- SON't SKETCH- BOOK; or, hn'- re Views from Nature ; consisting of I « jir' cat- s, Shipping, Cattle, Villages, Gentlemen's Seat-, R" ks-, Rom intic Scenery, & c. The Whole intended to assis' the Young Artist, in the various Branches of this delightful and fasci- nating Science. All the Prints will be Etched bv T. Ri w- landson. Esq from original Drawings, by him- self, during a Tour made in various Counties of Eng- land in the Summers of the Years 1803 4 5 ( 3- 7 and 8. London • Published bv r. Tegsr, 111, Chcapside. • a : : / J - • Health and Beauty. fj* BVRGESS's Lilac Flower Soap, IS far supftior in its Fragrance and infallible in iis Kffiqacy, to anv other So- ip, being prepared with the Milk extracted from the Flower : this Milk being of an oily Substance will make the Complexion beau - tifully whit.;, soft, aud smooth II braces tid che- rishirt. the Skin for ever ; in old Ageit produces a blooming Appearance of Youth. It is unnecessary to comment upon this invaluable Discovery, as the Propiietor will pledge limself to return the - Money if not to answer the desired Effect.' . So'd Wholesale only bv the Proprietor at bis ^ Manufactory, Cursitor- street, Chancery- lane, Lon don ; aiitf'Retail by Appo utinent, at ev< ry principal To* u ivMn* U lite I Knitdoin ( Charnwood Forest and Roth Icy Plain lnclosure. " 14 E, Commissioners named and appointed in VV and bv an Ac: passed in ihe4Sth Year et the Reign of iiis present Majesty, intitled " An Act for Allotting and Inclosing the Forest or Chace of Cbarnwood, otherwise Charley Forest or Chace, anu Itotuluy Plain Inclosure, in the County of Leic* ster'' liavilig conformably to the Act passed in the 41st \ eai of his said Majesty, enquired iuto the Boundaries ot the several Parishes, Hamlets, or Districts within the raid Forest and Plain ; and it appearing to us tliar the s. ime arc not sufficiently Ascertained and Distin- guished, Do hereby give Notice, That we intend to hear Evidence, on Tuesday the 24th of October next, at the Bull's Head Inn, ii: Loughborough, at llio'Clock in the Forenoon, on the Boundaris of Tie Parishes, Hamlets, or Districts oi Sheepshead, Kuightliorpe, Thorpe- Acre, Garendon, Loughborougu, '• barley, Murkfield, Whitwick", Thri'. ustone, Belton, Gracedieu, Stanton- uuder- Bar dou, HugglesCote, and Donington- ou- the- Heath. On Wednesday; the 25th at the same Hour an" Place, on tne Boundaries of the ParishHiunleis, or Districts ol Ha; row, Woodhuuse, Woodiiouse Eaves, Newtown Linforrl, Ulvebcroft, Mupplewell, Longduie, Switlilaud, Rothley, aud Mouutsonel. And we do require all Partita interested, to pro duce Ev . fencein Support ol tne respective Boun- daries hy ihem claimed, another Persons object u- theaeto to attend. Given unrfcr our Hands, this 12. h Day of September, 18u 9. JOSEPH OUTRAM. THOMAS E GLE. JAMES GREEN. WESTMINSTER SOCIETY For Insurance on Lives and Survivorships and /} p. granting Annuities, 0 STRAND AND COltNHlLL, LONDON. I irid by Agents in Edinbugti, Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns, I NSL'R ANCEon Lives affords the Opportunity to provide for the Aged, tiie Widow, and tor Fatherless, and to guard against the Loss and Disap pointment ofa Dependence on the Casualty of Life ; To provide Fines for the Renewal of Leases, held oil Lives; To secure the Purchase Money for Annuities or any Life Inn- rest; as, Church Preferment or otjier Situation, by which they possess only Income tor ' . iff ; f > iacil tate the Airangem- OL of Marriage Settle- ments aud other pecuniary " Transactions i To assist. D btor and Creditor in accouiplishin ihe Settlement of Art'> • • » •• rvvmit Bankruptcy. Granting Annuities affords a Resource ag.' ins. Oiu . Sickness, bodily Infirmity, and other Casualtiesiil Life. ROBER'I SKELTON, Sec 30% FIRE AND LIFE Slssm^ n^ xmpattp OF LONDON. 7Ff% TUR] VTOTTCEishe , JN intended to URNPIKE NOTICE. WITHER*'* Cordial Balm of Quito, Price 2s. Qd. IS the best Remedy in the Universe for Nervous ComoU- nu, the. mosi powerful Restorative and Re- anin. nting Balm of Life and Healtti, aud the safest and best Medicine in the World It is not pretended that this Medicine can arrest the Progress of Nature; |, ut it is asserted and proved, that it will restore Health even where the ' ( institution appears to have been irreparably, injured. Those who have impaired their Health by a Residence in hot and unhealthy Climates ; the Young of either Sex, whose Infirmities threaten premature old Age, a Life of Jliserf, and au early Dissolution ; and those more advanced iu Years, whose tottering, sapless Frames appeared withered aud almost worn out, an: the more immediate Objects of this soothing Balm, Ihe ber. ign Influence of which may be extended to the whole Class of Valetudinarians For in all Cases and in all Ages, where tlie Solids are relaxed, where the Constitutor- has received a Shock, or is by any Means debilitated, this restorative and re- animating Batniof Life r- iul Health will produce the happiest Effects i the c » ld aud tremulous Nerves will be wa mod and steadied; the relaxed Fibres will be braced and rendered firm; the Muscles will be iuvi gorated ; thp Sinews will be strengthened ; the ema- ciated limbs. i ill be covered with linn Flesh; the exhausted Vessels will be replenished ; tiie impove- rished watery " lood will become rich and balsamic, aud its languid Circulation restored to the sanative Impetus, which is the true Criterion of Health ; tin languid drooping Spirits will be revived and rxhilirat- ed ; Digestion will be promoted ; in short, the Tone of the Nerves svill be restored, arid by these Means the whole ' ( institution will he renovated. Feeble ness, Lassitude, Auxiety, Melancholy, and all the deplorable Symptoms of Disease will vanish; and Strength, Ardour, Serenity, aud every Evidence of renovated llealtbwill be the happy Result of taking ( hi, inestimable Balm in due Time, according to the Directions for Use which accompany each Bottle. I In- Cordial Halm of Quito is prepared and Sold by AV. WITHERS, Chemist, Strand, London; also Retail and Wholesale by Swinfcu, at his genuine and flfiieral Medicine, Drug, and Perfume Warehouse, « jpi> ositu the Condnir, Leicester; Adams, Loughbo- rough; Hu'. se, Hv. ickley ; Cnrrall, Lutterworth; ami all respectable Medicfce Yei. dcrs.— Pri « .' s, tfd. . Bota^ reby given, That Application is to be inide to Patliamcnt in die next Session, to obtain au Act for enlarging the Term and Powers of two several Acts of Parliament, the one pass'd in the * ecuti 1 Year of the Reign ol Irs present Majesty, and iutittcd " an Act for Amend- " ing, widening, and keeping in Repair several " Itoads there. u mentioned, lying ill th£ Couuticso! " Leicester and Warwick, aud m the County of the " City of Coventry," and the other parsed in the twenty first Year of the Reign of his s iid Majesty, and intitled 11 an Act for enlarging theTeinian " Powers of an Act passed n the second Year of tin " Reigu of bis present Majesty, intit'ied an Actio '' amending, widening, ami keep. ng in Kepuirsev H ral Roads therein mentioned, yiugin theCounfie,- " of Leicester and Warwick, and in the County of ihe " City ol Coventry," which said ltoads lead from the New Inn, iu the Parish of Burhach, in the County of Lei > stcr, at the Cross Iloads at the End of Sketch ley Ilea U Lane, couiuioiil. v called Three Pots, along tin Wa tling Street, to the Turnpike Road between Lei cester aud Covuitry, and from the Turnpike Gate at Nuueatou Gap, along the Walling Street, to Wi- therlev Bridge iu the Couniy of Leicester, and from Witherlev Bridge through Atherstone and Wiluccote, to the End of Fazeley Bridge, and from Fieiriun Bridge near Atherstonc, through Atherstoue, to the End of Bourne Bridge in Over Whitacre, and from the Cross Lanes near Whitacre Furnace End in Over Whitacrfc. through Anslev, to the Guide Post on Nuneatou Common, and from the Arbiur Houses at MancesterLane End, through Mauccsterto the said Guide Post, and from thence to the South East End ofa Street called the Abbey End in Nuneaton, in. tlie County of Warwick, and from the City of Coventry through Radford and Carsley, in the County ofthe said City, by Corley Church, and Fillongley Church End, to Newbridge in the Parish of Arley, and from thence by Sloley Hill to the Cross Roads iu Over Whitacre Field, and from Bentley Lane End, tu and over Baddcsley Common, by the Coal Pits ou the said Common, iuto the said Walling Street Road, in the said County of Warwick, aud from Ihe North West End of the Church Street, iu Nuneaton, through Attleborough and Bramcute Lams to Wolvey Heath, iu the said Cuunty of Warwick, and which said Roads puss through the several Parishes of Bur- bach, Aston Flamville, Hinckley, Iligbain, Drayton and Witherlev iu the County of Leicester ; Stretton Baskerville, Burton Hustings, Hinckley, Nuneaton, Weddington, Caldecote, Mancestcr, Merevale, Baddeslev Ensor, Baxterley, Greudoii, Polesworih, Kingsbury, Tamwortli, Shustoke, Over Whitacre, Arley, Fillongley, Ansloy, Bulkiugton, and Wolvey iu the County of Warwick; the Holy Trinity and St. Michael, in the City of Coventry, and Alleslcy in the County of the said City. And also under the Act so to be applied, for to make Application for the usual Powers and Authorities for extending the said W itliui Street Turnpike Road, from the End of Sketchlev Heath Lane, at the Three Pots Eastward, into the Turnpike I'oad leading from i. utterwoilh io lliuckley, at « > r lifcaf Smockington, & from High Cross South Eastward along the Watliu; Street Road, by Lutterworth Hand, to the ' Turnpike Road from Da- v'Cntry to Lutterworth, aud from the said last ineu- lionrd ' Turnpike Koarl, where the same leaicstlie lYuttiug Street Koild, iu or near the Parishes ol Creek aud Kilsby, or oue of them, along tbe'said Watling Street Road by Watford Gap, to Weedon Lane End, to the'Turnpike Road leading from Tow- ccster to Daventry, which said Extetrsions of thesaid Watling Stu- et Turnpike Road, pass by, through, or near the Parishes of Aston ftamvi'. lc, Claybrook, Bitteswell, Lutterworth, and Cottesbnch, in the County of Leicester; Stretton Baskeivilie, Burton Hastings, Wolvey, ( Wibtoft in the Parish of Ciay- brooke) Willev, Monkskirby, aud Chui'ClHiver, iu ] the County of Warwick ; Crt Asliby Legers, Bucktiy, Weltoi try, Whilton, Brockltole, I'lore, Dodford, Upper ilevford, Nether Hevferd, and Weedon iu the County of Northampton. And also under the same Act to apply for the usual Powers and Authorities for ex tending the said Road from F'ieldon Bridge, to the End of Bourne Bridge, through Shustoke and Culesliill, to the'Turnpike Road at or near Bacons, end in the. County of Warwick, and from the Guide Post at Cross beaih in the Parish of Shustoke, to the Guide Post at Hallaton, w hich said last mentioned Extensions pass by, through, or near the Parishes of Over Whitacre, Shustoke, Nether Whitacre, Kings- Ijury, and Coleshill, iu tha sai'l County yf "\ yaiWicli. AtfaWStMej S^ tEBltW 9, W9, PF, R- i N> who have assured nt t is Office are requested to take N ice, thai Pol oes expir- ing , t Michaelmas Day next, should be renewed at that Period, or within 15 Days thereafter. Persons desirous of eticreasiug tiie Amount of their Assurance in cons, qui nce of the inci'eared Price of Huildin. V- i'- rials, .- ire viif- n in- derived . ... that noaddition. il Expence of Policies is iucurred at this Office. I he followiiur art.* uno -. tiie Aib . ita. es i'oni effrcting Assurances at this Office, viz. That Rent is pa d in case of Fire, without any ad- ditional Premium. That F irunngStock is assured, without an average Clause, al 2s. per Cent, per Annum. That Damage by Lightning is made good, and That Policies are issued, and Endorsements and Surveys made free of ExpencP to the Assured. Printed Proposals may he had, on Application al the Office jn l. oudon, or to the following Agents in Ihe Cuu tiy. By Order of the Board, HENRY llESCORUHGH, Juu. Secretary. Cheapside, Loudon, 1st September, 1809. Mr, WILLIAM SULTZER, of Leicester — JOHN BOT PRILL, of Lutterworth — GEORGE ABBEY, of Northampton Persons of Respectability desirous < f being appoint ' d Agents to the Company in the following Towns, are requested to apoly to the Secretary. LOUGHBOROUGH, HINCKLEY, ASrlBY- DE LA- ZOUCH MELTON MOWBRAY Asn MARKET i AIIBORO' f' Tegg's Miniature Novelist's Magazine, Edited by Miss Biirney, Printed iu a Superior Stile of Elegance and Cor- rectness, Copied from the Original Editions, entered at Stationers' Ilal); and enriched with highly finish- ed Engravings, by the most celebrated Artists this Country can produce. On Monday, October 2, will be published, Embellished with a beautiful Engraving from an Ori ginal Painting by J. Thurston, Esq. aud containing thirty- six Pages, in Octo- deeimo, printed on tine Cream- coloured Paper, with New Minion ' Type ; to be continued Weekly, No. I— THE MAN OF FEELING, Price only Sixpence; ( or, on Fine Drawing Paper with Proof Impressions of the Plate, and handsome Vignette Title, Nine- pence) of EGGS MINIATURE NOVELIST'S MA- _ GAZ1NE, or Cabinet Library of Select Novels; by the most celebrated English Authors, including also Translations from Foreign Writers.— The Whole will be conducted unde'r the immediate D'rection and Siiperintendaiice of Miss llurney, and when completed will form the most correct, uni- form, and complete Series of Novels iu the English Language. N. B. As each Work will be complete in itself, it will lie at the Option of the Purchaser to discontinue or proceed, as lie thinks proper. London: Published by Thomas Tegg, No. Ml, Cheapside; and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen. 1 good Health, Beauty, a dear S'cin, and a JJ^ Complexion. RS. Vircent's Genuine Gowland's Lotion M' fek, Kilsliy, Watford, in, Norton hy Davwu- star. ds unrivalled for clearing the Fact and Skin from all Eruptions, Freckles, extraordinaiy Redness, Effects of Surfiits, Heats and ' Tumours, Scorbutic Impurities aud dryness of the Skin, all Blotches aud Pimples, from whatever Cause arising, hard Lumps or Knobs in the Skin, the Greasy or Oily Appearance, Livid and Sickly Paleness, and for clearing and improving the Complexion. The following is a i etter to Mrs. Vincent, from the Right Hon. Lord Sherborne. MADAM, Your Lotion having been recommended to me hy a Lady, who received great Benefit from it, and hear- ing it is much superiurto the Dickinsons, I beg you will scud me a Case. I am Madam, & c. SHERBORNE. This truly genuine Lotion is Sold by Mi's. Vincent, No. 4, Davies Street, Grosvenor Square, London ; and iu Leicester hy Swinfen, Gregory, Mrs. Chat- teris, aud Cockshaw ; iu Loughborough by Adaitis ; and all the most respectable Venders of Medicines in Europe; in Quarts Ss. 6d. Pints 5s. fid Half Pints, 2s. 9d. To prcfcnt Counterfeits see Mrs. Vincents Name Signed ujxjn the Label « B w^ j. Bottlp that is jeuu'tse. Globe Insurance Company. • Fire, Life, and Annuities. OTIC E is hereby given, That Persons desi- _ . rous of raising Money For redeeming thSr Land Tax, improving their Estates, or for other uVfU Undertakings, by the Grant of adeqliate Annuities, or Estates held in Fee Simple or Fee Tail, may on Application to the Globe Insurance Company be ena- bled to etit- ct the same, provided the Security pro- posed be approved. Pioposals and Rates for Fire and Lifu Insurance, Anuniths for Widows aud others, arid Endowments for Children may be had gratis of the Agents of the Company Iu the principal Toivns in the United King- dom. Nu Charge is made for Fire Policies for ^£ 300 aud upwards. No extra Rate is required for Officers in the Army or Navy unless called Into actual Ser- vice. Fire In urances falling due at Quarter Day next must be renewed within 15 Days from that Time. DIRECTORS. Sir Fr. derick Morton Eden, Bart. Chairman. SirThcopliiius Metcalfe, Bart. Deputy Chairman. Miles Peter Andrews, Esq. M. P. ' Thomas lllair, Esq. William I'loxam, Esq. Sir Charles Cockerel I, Bart, M. P. T homas Coles, Esq. Harvey Christian Combe, Esq. Aid. M. P. William Devaynes, Esq. Josiph Dorm, Esq. Sir Richard CarrGlyn, Bart. Aid. Edward Goldsmid, Esq. Isaac L Goidsmid, Esq, Clats Grill, Esq. John Latham, Esq. M. D. Frederick Molting, Esq. Frederick John Pigoti, Esq. Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart. M. P. John Richard Ripley, Esq. George Abercrombie Robinson, Esq. Sir Walter Stirliug, Bart. M. P. - ii'thur Shakespear, Esq. James ' l'addy, Esq. Robert Taylor, Esq. Charles Edward Wilson. Esq. JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, Secretary. Pall Mall, London, September 20, 180C. or Ilassdi's New Drawing Magaiim. iiis Day is published, in 8vo. containing four beau- tiful Subjects from Nature, to bo continued Weekly, aiid complettd in fifty Numbers, at 6d. each, HASSELL'S WEEKLY DRAWING MA- GAZINE OF RURAL SCENERY, or the Self- TaugHt Artist; consisting of Views from Nature ; Cottage and Mountain Scenery ; itiver and. Coast Views; Shipping, Characters of Trees, PaickjS, & c. tlio various Speciesof Cattle calculated to heighten and give Sublimity to Picturesque Effect; including Subjects from original Paintings by Morlaad, never- before Publish, d ; the whole Engraved by liasseli. Loudon: published by T. Tegg, No. Ill, Cheap- side; and to be had of all tlio Booksellu's iu the United Kiotsdoiu. * jh u i. County of Leicester, U. NDRED of FRAMLAND. HE ASSIZE of BREAD— Senile 12th Day ol September, 1809, 10 continue 14 Day*.. lb. ot. dr, The Penny Loa I Wheaten to weigh Ditto Houtliold, Twopenny Loaf Wheaten to weigh Ditto llouliloid, Sixpenny Loal Wneaten lo weigh Du lo,- lloiifhold, TwiTvepenny Loal Wheatenio weigh Ditto Hoiilliokl, Eignteenpenny Loal Wheatento wcifch 4 14 10 Ditto HoUlUoid, - 5 12 J T. B. BURNABY. R. NORMAN. l.'> i 10 14 < i 12 12 ft I' UNION FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE, • Established in Norwich, in March 1797. J TKUSTEES. ( i The Right Hon, Eail Craven Sir Joseph Scoti, Bart. & c. See, ucc. N this Office all tile Premium is returned to the Insured, except wha' is wanted to detray the Losses, and the Deposits have hitherto been found so much more than sufficient to meet the Expenditure, that Dividends of 5_ 0 per i'ent. and upwards have been made to a considerable Proportion of the Insurers — Policies gratis. Farming Stock Insured } t2s. perCent. UNION LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. TRUSTEES. The most Nobis: i lie Marquis Townsheix' The Right Hon Earl - ravc- u. Aud many oilier Gen'lemen of Rank and Respect- ability. TIE Rates of this < ffice are nearly 10 per r Cent, lower than tho e of others.— I lie sur- plus Capital after satisfying the Claims of the In- ured, is returned to them at stated Periods, by Ad- ditions to the Sums originally In- ured.— No Charge ' S made loi Entrance Money,, for Noil appearauceat ' lie Chief Office, for Policies, See. The Stamps are given gratis where the Insurance is for a considerable Amount. Agents are appointed in every considerable Town m the Kingdom. N. B. The Receipts for the Michaelmas Qu- rter are now ready, and may be had of J. WALLIS, Agent, at Leicester. [ One Concern. . Oi'- s . x tTKli OfPiCE, SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON, Established for the Express Benefit of Country Residents UNDER PARLIAMENTARY LICENSE. TRUSTEES. His Grace the Duke of Rutland, K. G. The most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham, Ii. G. ' The Right Hon. the Earl of Northampton. The Right Hon. the Earl of Buckinghamshire. The Right Hon. the Earl of Upper Ossory. William l'raed, Esq. M. P. Scrope Bernard, Esq. M. P. And Sixty Directors. Managing Director, J T. Barber, Esq. PERSONS insured in this Office share equally. Profits • qually Farming Stock insured generally, without the average Clause, at the reduced Rate of 2s. perCent. No Charge is made for Policies on removal from other Offices. Persons Insuring for 7 Years by one Payment, are charged for 0 Years only. Losses have been always made good by this Office, without Deduction or Discount. AGENTS. Leicester— Mr. G. I. ackaoiul. Ashby- de- 1 a- Zouch— Mr. J. Farnell Hinckley— Mr. C Xecd'e, Junr. Loughborough— Mr. If. fluupei Market Harborough—• Mr, luggs Meashum— Mr. I'. Tuthin, al Ihe Bunk Melton Mowbray—, 1/ r. E. Bright Agents are likewise appointed in every principal Town, who are also Agents fur the Provident Life Officp, founded ousimil r Principles. IlUNDllED ot GAR I KEE. The AlFize oi Bread iurtlic Hundied ol Gartrer, in ihe County ol LeiceLcr. li ex. dr. The Sixpenny Laaf Wheatcn is to weigh . . 12 2 The Sixpenny Loal Houfhold 2 5 8 The Twelvepenny Loal Whtate i 3 8 4 The Twelve- penny Loal lloulliold 4 11 .0 Sei by ustwool Ins Majclty'sJulticesoithe Peace iiianuior tiie laid Hundred, . be 18th Day of Julv 1809, and tocontiuue in lorce lor 1- 1 Days irom Saturday next. C. J. BEWiCKE. E. GRIFFIN. HUNDRED of GUTIILAXl'ON. Affize ol Bread loi the Hundred ol Guihlaxtoo' to tak'' place on Monday Ihe 2d of October, o o3 i. i Force u. itiianottier Alfize u let loi the laid rlun- ued l » . The Penny Loj I Wheaten to weigh 0 Dillo Houihold Ditto The Two- penny Loal Wheaten Ditto Ditto Houiliold Ditto he Six- penay Loal Wheaten Ditto Ditto HoutholODitto he Twelve- penny Loaf Wheaten Ditto Ditto Houlhold Ditto ne iiiglueenpenny Loal Wheaien Ditto 4 Into Houthold Dllto T. BL RN.-. t. i. C. CHAMBERS, very Wheaten Loaf i « to bemaincii witii a largo Ro- ran andevery HouihcldLoal Wlih a large Ko n rt. on e* ain o t lorieit. u- noi u. urr man 20a and not less than 5s. for every Loaf; 5 7 10 4, 1 4. 14 13 14 g 13 9 5 1 i 12 6 dr. 14 14 The supply of derived tr m Kent and Mark- Lane, Sep .25, 18u9 ' Wheat tins morning was tlnefiy Essex, and the quantity out inconsiderable. A good m ny buyers a- tended, and a pretty general clearance took place at an ad- vance of about 5s. and tis. per Quar er on last Mon- day's priCcs. -'-- Flour is in consequence dearer, but the j rite rather unset led.— Barley conies sparingly lo hand, and wh. ch, witn Mali, have risen to the terms stated in our tigutes — White and Grey l'ease, and Beans of ttie twokinus, have acquired ii, gner prices. — We had many > ats, and thciic- avy and in good condition weie esteemed dearer. 70sio 80s 4C » to 52s 56s- to, 02s • ids to 52s 30s to 34s — s to ittj 38* to 4Vi| PRICE ) F GRAIN. vVheat- - - - 90s lo 95, White Pease Fine - 100 s to 1 His Grey Pease Rye - - - • 54s to 58.- New Beans Barley - - 44s to 50s New ' Ticks Fine - - - - - — s to 52s Oats Via it - - - - 80s to 86s Fine - - - - Fine - - - - - — s to 66- Polands - - Kent Sussex Essex PRICE OF HOPS Bags. | 0 » - to 51 12, lOj to 5/ 5f lis to 6. Ill, Kent Sussex Far n. Pockets 5! 0i- to 5/ I5s 3s to 4/ 0i to 8t 4* 0s SMITH FILLD.-- Monday Sept. 25. Tu sink the ott'al, perstoneof Klb. Beef 4s 4d lo 5 » 4ii I Veal 5s Od lo 6s Multon4s 8d to 5s Od j Pork 5s Od lo lis HEAD or CATL'LE THIS CAV. Beasts, about 2147— Sheep and Lambs 17,200 Od bd 5s ? d 0s id 5s « d , _ ' The only Genuine Jesuits Di ops. f. AUTTONr.— A Black Stamp encloses the Genuine Medicine, and the follow ing Names areEograi ed thereon to secure tlie Proprietors from Piracy, ( b\ order of li s Majesty's Commissioners of Stamp Duties) " Shaw and Edwards, Successors to Joseph Wessells, 6d, St. Paul's Chuicb Yard." THE many L'eptedations made by envious and malicious Wholesale Medicine Venders on the Property of the Proprietors compels them to give the above Caution, and again to inform the Public that . io one 3olile will lie sent out of their House without a Black Stamp affixed For Dropsy, Straugiiary, Gleets, Weakness of the Kidneys, Ureters, or Blander, the Jesuits Drops are au absolute Specific ,* and when taken on the first, at- tack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accom- plish a Cure: Should the disease be far advanced, it will be necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits Diops; and from the first Stage of Infec- tion, to a confirmed Luts, the Patient will find these two Medicines a perfect Antidote. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards ( the only Proprietors) 66,- St. Paul's Church Yard Price 2s. 9d. and may i> e hail ileiail of Gregon , Coir. bc, Swiafen atii Matthews, Leicester; Tligg: Harbormifh; Adams aud AitL- tt, Loughborough; Ccrtal, LttMewiUi J ail'I Usacli. Atltcrstci. e, PRICE Oi* TALLOW. St. James's Market - - - --- Clare Market - Wbitechupel Market ( Per Stone of81b.; 17, 3d Average Price - -- -..... 5s Town Tallow .------.------ « 92, id l'iissia( Can.)---,-- » ------. . - 90s tv —* ltussiaditto ( So.) - - - -- -- -- -- -- 88s to — s Melting Stuff 7t; s to — s Ditto rough - -- -- - .. ........ 45s to 47 » Graves - -- -- - ... ..... — jto 14s Good Dregs - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -— s tu In Yellow Soap 98s— Mottled ! l) 3s— Curds. Jj2s Price of Caudfcs, per doz. 14s. On— Moulds I !> t Od, PRICE OF LEATHER. In Leadeahutl Market. Butts ... --- - --. t- Ditto - Merchants' Backs ----- . . Dressing Hides - -..-- ... Fine Coach Hides - - - Crop Hides or ciitt. . Calfskins - - - Ditto Ditto SmallSeals ------ Large ditto ----.. Tanned florseilidea - - - ( jiatSkius - - - - - - . - - ., L 22d fo 23U • - - - 23d to 25d - - li'd to 2Id - - - n>. to - - - 1 9o • o 21( 1 - - - 19d to 22d - - 2l> d to 32d - - - - 34d to 3L'd - - - - 33d lo 3< d - - - - 38d IO 39d - - - 100s to l. iOs - - - - 2Cd l » ' S2j - - 3() s to 35 Printed and Published by John 1 net, A- ket- place, Leicester. ' I bis Faj. tr is regularly filed in London ; at'tlieLondoii, Chapter, and Peel's Coffee tUuses; and by W Taylor and T. Ntwton, Pi inters Agents, No. 5 AVarwiek- squaie,- New- gate- street ; where Advertisements are received.-— The Paper may also be seen at Mr. Billing^ > Crow n, Viuegar- yard, Druiy- lane; at the Pied Horse, Chiswcll- street, Fi- usbury- s( juai( ; at the Bull's- Heail, Vere- street; Advertisements are re- ceived, and the Paper distributed by Mr. Tupiiiaii and Mr. Dunn, Nottingham ; Mr. Ridgaid, Shef- field ; Mr. Marriott, Derby; Miss Wilson. Pothir. barn ; Mr. Barrow, Kegveitli; Mr. Smitii, Bate- well; Mr. Warin and Mr. Park. s, Aslihouine; Mr, Hollerinshaw, Tidrswell; Mr. Dfftlswcith, Burton ; Mr. Adams, Drnggis. t, LougliVoroujih ; Mr. Tester, :.: tu. epslo ad ; Mvssrs: G. ai 4 A, Waul Hinckley; Clenienrson, Melton; Mr l. osebv, Hillesdon, Oakham, & c.; Mr. Roi crt Yoiinc, Ashbv anil Villages adjaceul, JtC, Iilr, i'- iiby & Grantham,