And General Advertiser for the Counties of Northampton, Bedford, Buckingham, Huntingdon, Leicester, Warwick, Oxford, and Hertford. VOL. 93. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER " 4, 1813. No. 25. Ready Money is expected ^ with Advertisements. S S Circulated through every Town and populous Village in the Counties of Northampton, Bedford, Buckingham, £ ( Huntingdon, Leicester, Oxford. Warwick, Hertford; Part Of Cambridge, Nottingham, Lincoln, and Rutland. $ T, 5' Stanip- Duty - 3| ii. PRICE 6< pa[) eraiui PRINT ad. Sunday and Tuesdays Pasts. Fiom the LONDON GAZETTE of Aug. ' 28. Admiralty- Office, August 28, 1813. ADMIRAL Lord. Keith, K. R. has transmitted to Jolia Wilson Crriker, Esq. a copy of a ietter from Lieutenant, Timothy Scrive'n, com- manding his Majesty's schooner telegraph, dated off Brest the 20th'instant, giving an accountol his having captu- ed, on the 12th instant, after a chace of forty- four hours, within ten miles, of St. Andero, the American schooner Ellen and Bine- line, nrtrtetl with one long heavv French twelve- pounder, on a pivot, and a number of small arm « . The schooner had been out th ee hours from Nantes, with a cargo of silk, & c. and was bolinrl lo New York. —— * LONDON TUESDAY, Aug. 31. . Yesterdav dispatches were received at Lord Bat burst's ' Office, from Marquis Wellington, dated Lezaca, tlte 18th instant. No operations of importance had taken place on either side, and the Allied Army remained in the- same positions as at the date of the last . dispatches, General Graham's head- quarters were at Avetztwi, in the vicinity of St. Sebastian's which Sir G. Collier's squadron vigilantly blockaded by sea. On the 13th, at the mouth of the Bay of Passages, a rather heavv canunnade nt St. Sebastian's was distinctly visible. It was understood that some heavy . ordnance, which had been landed some days before, would be brought to net against the fortress on the 20lh. The operations nf the siege may, therefore, be considered as vigorously resinned. A large convoy bat1 arrived at Passages from Portsmouth: and on Tuesday last, the packet on her way from Santander fell in with numerous fleet of transports, steering southward, which there was every reason to suppose would arrive at their destination in the course of twn or three days. Yesterday a mail from Heligoland arrived bring- ing letters from the 27th inst. A suppressed number of thp Altona Mercury of the 13th, gives an Recount of thewnrlike preparations of Austria, bv which it appears that ' alf a million of men, trained m arms and disposable for. service in the field, have already been, raised. Some of the letters from Heligoland s'ate, that a corps of 40,000 Russians nnd Swedes have entered Hoi- stein, in consequence of which Ln+ iecU was eva- cuated by theenemy. A severe encounter is re- pot ted. to haye taken pla e between the troops under the Crown Prince and thos § under Davoust. in the vicinity of Hamburgh, in which the latter nre said to have hern totally defeated. About 50 waggons of wounded French soldiers had been Itirnught into Hamburgh, who are supposed to fcavc suffered in another affair at Lauenburgh-. O tlte 13th, a proclamation " as issued By Count Von Hogendorp, the French Governor of Ham- burgh, declaring that city in a state of siege.' All assemblages nf r. bove four persons in'the streets are declared unlawful, and if upon the first liotin the parties do not disperse, they are to be arrested and shot. Ladies collecting in the same- manner, to be separated bv an armed force, and fir dis- obedience to be arrested, whipped with rods, and impfls tied, in the event of an attack, the citizens tn confine themselves within their bouses, and to tlose THE doors. Persons plrciilatlng reports to disturb the public repose to be tried by a Military Commission. The tetters from Heligobind. state, that Dantzic, Stettin, and Custrjn, are soon, expected to fail on account of the want of provisions. Yesterday arrived a Mail from St. A" ndero,- • with letters to the 21st inst. The smallest for- tresses lately occupied by the French HI Arragon have: been successively surrende ed. - The only place in Valencia still occupied by a French garrison, was Murviedro ( the ancient Sagunium),' which was besieged hy General Sarsfield. Geji. J'. lio was marching id invest Tor torn, whilst the principal part of the Allied Army wassnepf Tarra- gona, which, according to some accounts, Suc. ltet hod evacuated, retiring with his whole army to Barcelona. The Rcrlin Gazette nf the Slst ult. contains a ltnyal Edict, directing the levy en masse to he continued, subject to certain modifications. A reserve is to he formed from the levy en m'iss'e, hy which the Landwebf is to be kept at its full complement. The levy en masse is to be trained and exercised eve* y Sunday and holiday, and also three evenings in each week.— lu case of the evacuation of a place, or the devastation of a district, it is declared to be the duty of every individual to deprive the enemy, as much as possible, of all means of subsistence. The Prus- sian forces now comprise four classes, namely, the Regulars, the Free Corps, the Landwehr or Militia, ami the Lew en Masse. French Papers to the 26th inst. were last night received in town. They contain accounts from the head- quarters ol Bonaparte at Goerlitz to the 20th inst. biit make no mention whatever of the declaration of war by Austria against France; Two extraordinary meetings, however, ot the Senate took place on the 2,1d and 24th inst. at wbicb it is probable tlie defection of Austria was announced, and a new tribute of blood demanded from the French people. Numerous as Bona- parte's armies are there is every reason to believe they are inferior to the Allies in Germany, and lint a man can be spared from the army under Soult to reinforce the main army under Bonaparte himself in Saxony. It rather appears, indeed,' from some articles in the Paris Journals as if the French Utiler himself anticipated that he should be compelled to retreat. Tlie fortresses oh the left bank of the Rhine are placing in a state of defence, and orders have been given to prepare the castle of Eisenach for the King of'Saxony and Jjis family, as if it was thought that, Dresden, was . too advanced a station to afford any safety. The Post from Prague to Augsburg had been dtie- for six days, and the communication between Frank- fort and Vienna was likewise interrupted. The Allies are stated to have renewed their proposals to the King of Denmark to detach him from France; bntJie is said tn havfe rejected their offers. If the French are driven' beyond the Rhine, Denmark must necessarily submit to such terms as the Allies may please to dictate to her, and in the mean while but little can be expected from her co- operation with France. In point of real power she is below the ktngdoir of Portugal, andin point of reputation she does not stan I higher' than one of the vassal kingdoms of tlie Confederation of the Khine. The difficulties of Bonaparte's situation are ren dered manifest by the system, ot concealment resorted to in the French Papers. It is evident that, at the date of the Paris Journals ( the 26tli( " inclusive) received in town, the Declaration of War by Austria, and the determination generally to renew hostilities, must have been known in Prance; and yet not a syllable upon these points is ' suffered to transpire. Is he, then, afraid of public opinion among the French people? Does he wait for the ectat of a victory to announce to them that hostilities have re- commenced? Ifthat be- the case, it shews still more forcibly the situ- ation of danger in which he hns placed himself U for, despot as he is, it is impossible he can lonji go on acting upon such a system of conccal'mcut, ' le must render some . account to the Frenrl nation of the fate of the seoo'nd great army which they have placed at his disposal, whether vict'- rious or defeated ; yet the system of concealment he has commanded in the Public Journals at once betrays bis fears, and shews that his dread o' lefent is out of all proportion to an advantage that can result to him from victory. Lord Biithurst. it is said, in anticipation of the mportant dispatches received from Lord Cath- art, had taken the precaution to send down a messenger to Plymouth some days ago, and direct him to be embarked in a swift- sailing; vessel. A telegraphic communication would announce to him the important news, and he would instantly sail f> r the coast of Biscay. Lord Wellington will thus be put m possession of facts so vitall important for him to know, two days sooner than be otherwise would have been. The Regency of Spain, it is said, have lately carried into execution the unanimous vote of the Cortes, which ordered a grant' of land to be ccinferrerl on the Marquis of Wellington, as solid, and enduring monument of the gratitude ol their nation. Three rov. nl estates have accordingly been submitted to the British Field Marshal for his choice; and wilh that disinterestedness and taste which are known t « temper the splendour of. his military fame, he gave the preference to that wltjch was lowest in actual value, but which came recommended to his fancy bv the beauty of its situation and the amenitiestif its scenery. It is seated op the river Xenil, in the kingdom of Granada, and its annual produce is estimated at 30,000 dollars. Captain Maples, of the Pelican sloop of war. is promoted to the rank of commander, for his gallantry in the capture of the Argus.— Captain Allen, late Ameiican commander of the Argus died of his wounds at Plymouth, and was buried with mibfary honours, and every other token o respect which could be shewn'to tile memory of brave man. King Joseph's sword, found iu his. carriage after the battle of Vittoria, has been sent ho. me by \ Iarqt1i9 Wellington, as a present to the Prince Regent. - This is doomed to he an Age of Wonders! and those Wonders are rendered doubly lingular b their uniform plurality; for example.•-- On Comet at a time was a rarity, now we have ' two One Victory in a month satisfied the most ardent lover of his country, now we have two; where we had one Capital Prize in a Lottery, now'we . have two; and even the fortunate Days Drawing which were lately litfiite'd to one in each Lottery, are now increased to ( wo. We scarcely need add, that the first of- these is fixed for th 17th of September, when- the purchaser of one Ticket will obtain two Capital Prizes. NOTICE is hereby given, That an Appli- cation is intended to be made to Parliament n the enduing Session, for Leave to bring in a Hill m, iking and maintaining a Navigable Cut oi " lanal, from the Town of NEW POUT- PAGN ELL o join the ( 5RAN 1) JUNCTION CANAL, in tin- ts!! nf GitF, AT LlNFOtlt), in the County of Buckiogham ; and that such Cut or' Canal is nlended to be made in or through the several Parishes and Townships of Newport- Pagnell and reat- Linford, both in the said County of Ruck- ngkain.— Dated this 23d Day of August, 18V3. GEO ROE COOC H , Solicitor. Newport- Pagnell, 2fi(/ i August, 1813. GENERAL POST- OFFICE, LONDON, Aug. 25, 1813. CAUTION A " a ins!, sending Kellers otherwise than lit/ the Post. PENALTIES to the Amount of EIGHTY FIVE POUNDS, wilh Costs, have been recovered in an Action brought by Order of the Postmaster - General against a respectable Mer cantile House io the Country, for sending seventeen primed Circular Letters by a Stage Coach, by Command of the Postmaster- General, FRANCIS FlUiKLING, Secretary. To be LETT, Anrl entered upon at Michaelmas next, AGARDEN ; consisting of one Acre, well walled antl planted, in RROAO- LANE, N O It T H A M PTON.— Enquire of WILLIAM W 0 R- CESTER, in Hull Head Laue. 2Oth August, 1813. To be LETT, And entered upon in October next, A Capital FAMILY HOUSE, completely fur- 1 a. nished, within one Mile of Northampton, together with excellent Stables, double Coach- House, Sec. ; a large Gaiden, with Hot- House and Melon Ground, Pleasure- Ground, and five Acres of excel, lent Pasture- Land. For further Particulars, enquire of Messrs. SMYU, Solicitors, in Northampton." AN ASSEMBLY WILL be held at the RED T. IOX INN, BEDFORD, on THURSO I Y the Oth Dav of SEPTEMBER, 1813.— Tickets, 5s. each, Tea, Coffee, trtd Cards* included. Dancing to commence at Eight o'Clock. GENF. RAL INFIRMARY, NOIITHAMPTON, August 1th, 1813. AT the General COURT of GOVERNORS, held here this Dav, it was ordered, That the Governors, with the Weekly Committee, do draw up the Annual Report of the State and Accounts of this Infirmary, to be read at the nest Anniversary Meeting of all the Contributors. And the said Court do hereby give Notice, that the Anniversary Meeting above- mentioned, will this Year he held on THURSDAY the 16th Day of SEPTEMBER next, immediately after a Sermon to be preached thai Morning, at the usual Hour, by the Rev. THOMA flORNsnv, Hector of Ravensthorpe, in this County,- when it is hoped that all Subscribers who can, will, hy Iheir Attendance and Concurrence, manifest their Resolution and Zeal to support so great and extensive a Charity, which, at so small an Kxpenje TI- themselves, enables them to relieve their honest and poor Neighbours, in tlie ( IKISI distressing Cir cumstanccs, with such Advice, Medicines, aud Accommodations as cannot be procured for them in any other Way, ' The said Court takes this Opportunity of inform ing and reminding the Public, that as the voluntary yearly Payments are the only Fund and Revenue of this Infirmary, and consequently as ilie very Being and Existence of it depends upon Iheir being made regular and before- hand, all Subscribers who have not already advanced their Subscriptions for the Yea now begun ( commencing Ihe 1st of August last), an desired to do it as soon as possible, to the present Treasurer, Mr. CHARLES SM ITII, nf Northampton Lace- Merchant; or our present Rankers, Messrs GOSLINGS & SHARP, iu Fleet- Sfr^ t, London ; : iod the rather, as none can, according to the Statutes, have a Right to recommend any Patients till his Subscription for the current Year is paid. W. WAKE, Chairman. Gentlemen are desired to meet exactly at Ten in Ihe Forenoon, at ( he GEORGE INN, to walk in Procession from thence to the Parish Church of ALL SAINTS, to hear I he Sermon ; After which, a Collection will be made as usual at the Church Doors, that the Inhabitants of this Place, and others. WILLIAM TEBRU'T & Co. Vo. 18, Cuilum- hreet. Fenchilrc. h- Stre. et, London; and No 43, Hai/ mat let, RESPECTFULLY inform Wine- Merchants. ' Innkeepers, and the Public in general, that hey have for Sale, at their Wine and Spirit Com- nissiori Warehouse, Old Tom r. in lis. Od. per Gall. Old Jamaica Rum 16 6 Vety fine Old Coeniac Brandy.. 40 0 Very fine Port Wine "... 46 Old Sherry of superior Quality. 48 Fine Old Dry Lisbon 44 Teneriffe. 4R Rich Mountain 4i Claret of the finest Growth.... 105 Very curious Rum Shrub 56 Red and White Noieau Very curious Crusted Olu Port? Wine, 4 Years in Bottles... 5 94 Fine Old Rronti Madeira 50 Curiously fine Old West- India? Madeira <, bL Ve'y old Se curiously fine East- ? 1 ndia Sherry S British Hollands, superior to) some Foreign.. S Genuine Do of tha most curious ) Quality \ Which they offer at the ab^ ve low Prices, in Casks of not less than two Gallons; and Wines, Sec. in Quantities of not less than one Dozen, to be taken away at the Expense of the Buyer, and paid for at the Time of Purchase. Wine and Spirit Merchan's, Innkeepers, and others, residing in the Countrv, may have their Orders executed, by remitting the Amo-. mt: the same to be forwarded at their Expense, bv any Con veyance they advise, and the greatest Dependance tiny be placed on the Quality of the Goods; W Tebh; tt Sc Co. pledging themselves th it the above Articles are all of the most Genuine Quality. 0 per Dozen. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 18 6 33 per Gall. 0 " EMBERTON, BOCKS. ' Fo be SOLD, AConvenient FBEEIIOLD HOUSE, consisting of two Parlours, five Bed- Rooms, and two other Rooms over, one ot which is 22 by 16 Feet; Kitchen, Pantry, Cellaring, a good Garden, Chaise House, and two- stall Stable, spacious paved Yard , nay. by their Appearance'at Church, shew iheir Manor of VVSTON, near, ^ orthamptm. I"'• HE GAME and FISH on the ahoVe Manor having been destroyed by unqualified Persons, as also By- Persons. not having faken'out Licelisvs, and being desirous of preserving the same, / do hereby give Notice, That my Tenants are instructed to discharge all Persons trespassing upon the Land in their Occu- pation; nnd whoever shall hereafter bo found Shooting or Fishing. tliereon, will he prosecuted as itheLaw directs. MELBOURNE, j Brocket- Halt, Stth August, 1813. Manor and Lordship s> f Sltlby. WE, the undersigned, Proprietors of Land inSULBY, or PeTsions authorised by tbein, desirous of preserving the OA ME thereon, Do hereby give Notice, ' That all unqualified Persons detected in destroying, the'Game or Fish, or otherwise trespassing within the said Lordship, will he prosecuted; and we request that all qualified Persons will desist there- from. N. f>. The Tenants are desired to give Inform ation of all Trespassers. C Lord Willoughby de Broke. BARNARD— for ], Iohn Payne, Esq. ( Robert Greenhill, Esq. J. W. ROBERTS— for Stephen Moore, Esq. with Out- houses, a Fieldot about two Acres adjoin ing, and communicating with tlie Yard and Gardes.— In the Field is a remarkably pleasant Alcove- and ' Gravel Walk 210 Feet long ; the Furnitureto bcjiad with the House, or not, as convenient. Five GOTTAGES are also tobe Sold, the WhcfU are in good Repair, and immediate Possession may be had. . - . EMBERTON is one Mile from Olney, andfourfronl Newport- Pagnell, and Turvey; a Situation lsghly favoured with Religious Privileges; a Post, and Coach to and from London daily. Further Particulars may be had by . enquiring at Mr HATCHARD'S Bookseller, Piccadilly, or ot Mr. I. OVEL, Linen- Draper and Mercer, at Olney. Desirable Freehold Estate, Northamptonshire. To be" SOLD by ' PRIVATE CONTRACT, With Possession at Michaelmas, 1813, ALL'those FOUR INCLOSURES of capital- A It ABLE and partly convertible ARA3I. F AND, with Yard, Barn. Stables, Hovels, Wdl'of excellent Water, and Out- buildings, situate iii the Parish of COLLIN0TREE, now inthe Occupjtiop - f Messrs. Jeyes, containing63A. 1R. 19P. The aboye Estate is Tithe- free, fenced wilh good thriving Quick Hsdges, most desirably boumted by the Turnpike- Road to Stony- Stra'tford, thre? Miles from Northampton, and. in a pleasant, healthy, and fertile Part of the County of Northampton. For further Particulars, and to freat for tt- e same. pply to Mr. PIERSON, Generll Agent, Kimbolton, whose Office- a Plan of the . Estate may be seen Letters are ' requested to be Post- paid. Approbation, mid have an Opportunity, according lo their respective Abilities, of contributing some- thing towards this noble Charity. N. B. There will lie an ORDINARY on the said Anniversary, at Iialfrpast Three o'Clock, at the GEORGE INN. Mansion- House, with Lund adjoining, Manor, Fishery, Ifc. in a delightful Part of the County of Buckingham. To be LETT, For a Term of seven Years,. and Possession had at Michaelmis next, \ RF. AT LINFORD PLACE, a most desirabl VI Residence for a genteel Family, replete with every Convenience, and particularly eligible to a Sportsman, situated within the Duke of Grafton's Hunt, one Mile from the Market Town of Newport. Pagnell, five from Stony. Stratford, 15 from North- ampton, and 52 from London, together with the Manor of Great- Linford, extending'over 1,700 Acres ( partly Wood Land) abounding in Game, and com- prising Rights of Fishery in the River Ouze and Crand Junction Canal; and any Quantity of Land contiguous to the Mansion, and of excellent Quality not exceeding 70 Acres. The Premises may be viewed at any Time, and further Particulars obtained oh Application ( it by Letter, Post- paid) let HENRY ANDP EWES UTHWATT Esq. at Great Liuford Place, Messrs. HEARN Solicitors, in Buckingham, or Messrs. JOHN DAY SON, Auctioneers, in Ktonv- Stratford. Freehold Land, ' near Oundle, Northamptonshire, With Possession at Michaelmas next. To be SOLD' by A U C T I 0 N, nyHretsrs. SKJNNEIt, TOUCIIIN k FORIWIT On Tuesday the 14th of September, 1S13, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gartasvay's Coffee- House, ' Change Allv, Cornhill, London, in one Lot : AN ELIOIULE' F- tiEEitot. il ESTATE, situate in the Parish of OUNDLE, near BENEHF. I. D, n the County of Northampton ; - consisting cit WEB- STER'S CLOSE, containing THIRTY- SIX ACRES of fertile Pasture and Arable Land, free of Great Tithes, and a Cottage in the Occupation of Mr. Charles Jinks, at SIXT Y- THR E E POUNDS per Annum, but who has received Notice to quit at Michaelmas next. The Land- Tax is allowed. To be viewed ; and printed Particulars had at the Talbot, Oundle; George Inns, Thrapston and Stjm- ford ; White Hart, Kettering ; Hind, Welling- borough; Fountain, Huntingdon; of the Printers of his Paper ;• Mr. Rout NS » N, Solicitor, Carey- Street, tincoln's Inn, and of Messrs. SKINNER, TOUCHIN, FORREST, Aldersgate- Strpet, London CAPITAL- SITUATION. . To her LETT, And entered on immediately, or at Michaelmas next AGood DWELLING HOUSE, with Butcher's Shop, now in full Trade, and ao exceedingly rich Close of Pasture " Land, containing about ihree Actes, thereunto adjoining, situated at BARBY, near Daventry, in ihe County of Northampton. The Tenant, if required, maybe accommodated withngood Mall- Kiln, adjoining ilie said Premise! For further Particulars, and to treat for Ihe same, enquire of Mr. RICHAIIU LORD, of Barb'y aforesaid. I Farm.— Steppingtjj, ikds. To be LETT by" T E. N D E R, For a Term of fourteen Years, MIR WARREN FARM, in the Parish of L STEPPING LY, Beds; consisting of a good F? rm- House and Homestead, and about 58 Acres of rich old inclosed Sward and Arable Land, and 55 Acres of Warren Land, two Acres of which said 56 Acres the Proprietor is to be at liberty to Plant an- nually with Firs or other Plants or Treesi Possession may be had at Michaelmas ntxt, For a View of the Farm, apply to Mr. SCOTT the Tenant. .... Proposals in Writing, stating- the Amount of Rent, and other Terms for taking the same, will- be received by Mr. DAY, Solicitor,* Wjobufn,.- until the 14; h Day of September next. Wth August, 1813. , '.>(•',. . Public House. To be L E r T, THAT old- established PUBLIC- HOUSE, known jiv ihe Name or Sign of the BULL, at FF. NN Y - « TRATFORIJ, in ihe County of Buckingham, wilh an Acre of Land, two Gardens, and Stabling for twenty Horses. N. 11. The Rent of the House will he very con- siderably reduced, as two Tenements are to be taken from it. For Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN DAY, of Fenny- Stratford aforesaid. Freehold Water Com Milt, called Purl; Mill, with Dwelling- House and Meadow Land adjoining, near St. Albans, Herts. • To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Auction- Mart, on Tuesday, September 7, at Twelve, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, ARemarkably valuable and powerful Overshot WATER CORN MILL, about' 14 Feet fall, with a good and substantial Brick Dwelling- House, walled Girden, andsuitable Out- buildings, all in ex- cellent Repair, and five Acres of excellent Meadow Land adjoining, free of g- eit Tithes, desirably situate at Park- Street, in the Parish nf ST. STEPHEN, Herts, about two Miles from St. Albans, six from Wattord and Hemel- Hempstead, 13 from Luton and Duo- stab's, alt of them laree Corn Markets, and onh about 16 Miles from London, There is an excellent Trade and long- established Connexion attached tothe Mill, to which a proper Introduction will be given, and Possession may be had at Michaelmas next;' up to which Time, all Taxes and Outgoings will be c'. eered. the Water Wheels, Shafrs and ' Cisterns, Sec. have been put in entirely new this Summer, and every other Part of the Wheels, Geers, ana Mac hi. nery are in excellent Repair. The Mill in it-, present State is capable- of clearing off about 300 Five- bushel Loads ot Wheat per Week ; and by adding two morr Pair of Stones, which the present new Wheels ari capable of driving without Difficulty, much mote Business may be done, as there is a regular and rtevcr- failing Supply of Water. N. B. Halt the Purchase- Money may remain, tn Mortgage. Printed Particulars may be had at the Wool Pack. St. Albans ; Essex Arms, Watford ; White Horse, Uxbridge; the Three Pigeons, Brentford ; Saracfn' Head, Ware; Bull, Hertford ; Green Man, Barnet Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; and ot Messrs. DRIVFR, Surveyors and l. and- Agents, Kent- Road, or at their Offices in the Auction- Mart, London LUBEN HA M, Leicestershire. To be LETT, By the Year, or for a Lease of 11 Years. Kith Possession on tfie 29th nf September, 1813, 4 Brick and Slate MESSUAGE or TENE- » ME NT, in good Repair, conveniently situate in the pleasant Village of LUBENHAM aforesaid, about two Miles from Market- Harborotigh, and on the Turnpike. Road leading to Lutterworth; com- prising a ro. my Kitchen, good Parlour, four airy Clumbers, and an Attic; llrewhouse, Cellar, and Dairy. Also, a Barn of three Bays, a large Hovel, a good Stable for four Horses, Cow and Calf Houses, a spacious Farm- Yard, and an Homestead imme- diately adjoining ; together with a Close of exceed, tnglv rich Land, called Undhill, containing about 19 '\ cres, advantageously situated for Occupation, being near the Village of l. ubenham aforesaid. For Terms, and a View of the Premises, apply to Mr. GEORCS ANDREWS. Mr. TOBIAS GREEN, and Mr. BENNETT, at Lubenflam aforesaid. BEDFORD RACES, 1813. WEDNESDAY, the 8th Dav of SEPTEMBER, * ' will be run for, on Cow. M r A DOVV, near BEDFORD, the WOBURN STAKES, of leu Guineas each, with 20 Guineas to be added from the Race Fund, for Three- vear- olds, carrying 7st. ; Four. year olds. 8it. 2Ibs. ; Five- year- olds. 9st. : Six- year- olds and aged. 9st. Slbs ; Mares allowed 3! bs. The best 0t three Two- mile Heats. Tlie Winner to be sold tor 300 Guineas, if demanded within a Quarter of an Hour after the Race; the Owner 6f the second Horse being first entitled, & c. To be named on Monday preceding the Races, and the Stakes to be psid to Mr. W. BROWN, Clerk of the Course, at the Time of naming, Present Subscribers. Duke of BEDFORD, Marquis of TAVISTOCK, J JOHN FLETCHER, Esq. S'AMI,. WHITBRSAD, Esq. Geiiera! OU- N- SLOW, W. LEE ANT NIE, Esq. | l, ordWM. RUSSELL. On the same Day, A PURSE ot ,£ 50, given by His Grace the Duke of BE I) FORD. tor Three- year- old Colts and Fillies ; Colts to carry 8st. 7l" bs. ; Fillies Sst. 51bs. The best of three Heats, once routid the Course. On the same Day, A SWEEPSTAKES of Ten Guineas each, for Hunters that have been regularly hunted, and Certificates to be produced. Sic. One Mile aud a Halt Hrats. To be rode by Gentlemen, carrying 12 Stone, and the Horses to be named to th^ Clerk of the Course at the Time ot Entrance, for the - la^ es, & c. 1813; at which Time the Stakes to bj Paid, and close. The Winner is expected to give the Clerk ofthe Course Two Guineas. — Five Subscribers, or no Race. Subscribers. J. NFAVMAN, Esq. W. LAW, Esq. On THURSDAY, the 9th Dav of SEPTEMBER, The NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN'S SUHSCR1P- HON PURSE, of Fifty Pounds, freeforall Horses-, & c. The best of Three Four- Mile Heats. Four- year- olds to carry 7sr. fib. 5 Five- year- olds, Ss't. 51b. • Six- year. olds, 8st. 91b. ; and aged, 8- t. lilb. Horses that have won one Plate or Sweepstakes in 1813, ta carry 31b. extra; two Plates, tec. alb. ; three or more, 71b. extra. On the same Day, The TOWN PLATE, of Fifty Pounds, free for- all Horses, Sec. Twice round the Course. Theee- year- olds to carry fist. Slbs. ; Four- year- olds, Sst. ; Five- year- olds, 8st. lftlbs. : Six- year- olds, 9st ; and aged, 9> t. 21bs. Horses, Sec. that have won one Plate or Sweepstakes in 1813, to carry 3tb. extra, two Plates, tec. 51b: ; thiee or more, rib. extra. ^ Every Horse that runs for either of the above I'l. tcs, Sec. must be shewn and enterrd on Monday before the Races, at the Red f. ion Inn, Bedford, b-.- tween ih: Hours of Four and Seven o'Clock in the Afternoon, and must then produce propsr Certificates of Age and Qualifications ; at the same Time pay Two Guineas Entrance- Money, and Ten Shillings and Six-' p ence to the Clerk of the Course.— Horses entering af the Post, to pay double Entrance, & c. — No less than three reputed running Horses to start for either ofthe Plates, without Permission of the Steward. — If but one Horse enter, the Owner to be be allowed Ten Guineas; if two, Five Guineas eailt, and their Entrance- Money returned.— If any Dispute shall arise, either in entering, running, Sec. to be decided by the Steward, or whom he shall appoint. No Person will be allowed to erect a Booth, or take a Waggon, Cart, Sec. for the Purpose of selling l- iqu^ s, See. until Notice is given to the Clerk ot the Course; and at the same Time, if a Booth or Stand; must pay One Guinea ; W . ggon, Ten Shillings and Sixpence; Cart, Five Shillings. To start precisely at Twelve o'Clock. ORDINARIES as usual. An Assembly in the Evening of the Second Day's Ra! e. WILLIAM ASTELL, Esq. STEWARD. W. BROWN, Clerk of'' the Course. Uppingham, ' 2ilh August-, 1813. To " be SOLD bv AUCTION, By Mr. OLENIIAM, At the Falcon Inn, Uppingham, on Wednesday the 2id Day of September, 1813, in the following Lots,- Lot 1st. A Capital MESSUAGE or TF, MF.- t\ ME NT, COACH- HOUSE, BARN, STABLE. GRANARY'. DOVEfcOTE, and other convenient Offices, with a Yard, Garden, and, Homestead adjoining, called LAM? ACRE CLOSE, situa'e at UPPINGHAM aforesaid, containing together by Admeasurement I 19 P..— The Messuage, Yard, and Buildings, containing 19 Perches of Laiirl, are of the Rectory Manor of Uppingham, and the remaining Acre is Freehold, now in the Occupation of Mr. Hall. Solicitor, whose Term expiries, on the 10th Dav of October next.— The Messuage is well' calculated for the Residence of any respectable Gentleman, and it has the desirable Advantage of a good Garden and . an Homestead of most excellent Land, both of which have a South Aspect. Lot 2d. A CLOSE of MEADOW LAND, con- taining 3R. 22P. twenty- three Perches whereof are Freehold, and the Remainder is Copyhold of the Rectory Manor of Uppingham, situatein UPPING- HAM aforesaid, near to Lot 1, also in the Tenure of Mr. Hall, whose Term expires on the 10th D, ay of October next. Lot 3d. A CLOSE of MEADOW or PASTURE LAND, containing 9A. 35P. wirlr a" Barn lately erectea thereon, IA. 1R SOP. whereof is Freehold, and opon which the Barn stands lit. 20P. is Copy- hold of the Manor of Preston with Uppingham, and 7A. 1R. 35P. is. Copyhold of the Rectory Manor of Uppinglum, situate in thte Parish or Lordship of, UPPINGHAM aforesaid, adjoining the folly- Road, in the Occupation of John Harrison, whose Term expires oil the lOth Dav of October next. The Land. Tax of the Whole is redeemed. The Estates may be viewed on Apolicafitin to the TENANTS, and for further Particulars, apply at the Office of Messrs. WARRSN & CHURCHILL, Uppingham. HERTFORDSHIRE. Capital South Down Sheep. To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By THOMAS WOOD, On Friday, September 17, 1813, on the Earl ol BRIDGKWvrER'S HOME FARM, LITTLE GADDESDEN, punctually at One o'Clock. ONE Hundred and forty- five true- bied SOUTH- DOWN" EWES, ' 81 - EWE I. AMBS, 35 WETHER LAMBS;— and 10 TU PS tobe LETT. Catalogues may be had at the Sugar Loaf Inn," Dunstable; Bull, Red bourn ; White Hart, St. Alban's; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Essex Arms, Watford, Green Man, Rarnet ; Half. Moon, Hert. . ford; King's Arms, Berkhamsted ; Rose and Crovn, Tring ; Inns at Hemel- Hempsted ;• George, Ayles- bury; George. Woburn; Crowrt, Cbesl. iam; Qrown, ^ mersham; Star, Lewes; Auction Mart, I ondon; and of Mr, WOOD, Land Agent, Sec. Letghton- Buzzard. Vuhutbl* - high Jbrtd Leicettcrshue Euxs and liiam. To be SOLD by AUCTION,;'" By Mr. OWS1VN, . On the Premises, at NAlLS* I'ON, near MARKET BOSWORTH, HI the County of Leicester, on WT^ TU riesda'V the 15th Day of September, 181Ji, at Eltveit o'Clock, " I70RTY- FIVE selected and truly valuable higli bred EW'ES, and the Whole of the RAMSo( the pure Leicestershire Blood, of S. KNOWLES, Esq. who is wholly declining Ram breeding. Mr. KNOWLES was one of th late Mr. Bakewell'TJ first Customers, and continued, to have Sheep from Dishlev until within these few Years; he also selected and used Sheep frotn the I- locks of the ino> t eminent Breeders.— This Flock is held iri great . Estimation, a , d very rarely spchBloqd is thus offered tothe Public, Catalogues will Iw ready for Delivery seven Payj pteyious to Side. v . To be Peremptorily SOLD,. Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- leery, made tn a Cause, Williams against Travers, with ' the Approbation of Robert Steele, Esq. one jof the Masters of the said Court,- at the George Inn.. in Northampton, on Monday the 4th Day o jOctqber, 1813, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon ! N TTVE LOTS, rrtl 51AOR of W E- STON- FAVF. LL, 1 . the C; eutxly of Northampton, and the Qui R- entP,, Royalties, and Privileges belonging thereto — Also several I- R st HOLD FARMS and ESTATES, together wRh. a P. UBLl C- H OUS E, knoAm by the Sign of the T, RU, yi I'ET, all situate at WESTON. F'A VE LL ^ foK- said, late the Property of Mrs El. 1 7. ABETH ELLEN EKI NS, deceased. Printed I'aoticulars may be had ( gratis) at the Masters Chambers, in.. Southampton- Buildings. Chancery- Lane, London; at the Offices of Mr. tViiEt N SON .. Solicitor, Southampton- Street . Blopnts- hury, wher. e a Map of the Estate may be seeo ; of Messrs. PEARSON, Solicitors, Pump Court, Temple. Mr. AYRTON, Solicitor, No. 15, Gray's Inn Square ; CHRISTOPHER SMYTH, Esq. Northampton ; and , JOHM l> AN& sa. R « s-* ELi') Esq: Ikain'instcr, Dorset. Desirable inclosed and Tithe- free, Freehotd, and Copyhold Estates, Millbrooke, neur Amplhill, in the County of Bedford. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By THOMAS' 1VOOD, At the White Hart Inn, Ampthill, on Thursday the 7th Day of October, 1813, precisely at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, IN IHE FOLLOWING LOTS : Lot 1. DM PRICES' an inclosed Close of Arable Land, Part Freehold, and Part Copyhold ; containing by Admeasurement 18 Acres 36 Perches, of which 6A. 2R. 331'. are Copyhold, and 11A. 2R. 3F are Freehold, and the l^ and- Tax is redeemed oti9A. OR. 261'. of the said Quantity. Lot 2. Consists of a Copyhold Messuage, Home- stead, Yard, Garden, and Ptemises, Home Close, md a Close of Pasture Land, Part of Sand Hill, by Admeasurement 4 \. 1R. 32P. — Also a Close ot fine old Sward Land, called Thilland's, by Admeasure- ment. 3A. OR. 7P. Lot 8. Comprises a Copyhold Messuage, and Homestead, var: i, Orchard, . Garden, and Premises, Home Close, and a Spinney of Wood called Moore Close, by Admeasurem nt 4A. OR. 2SP.— Also two Clos. es. or Pieces of Land adjoining, containing by Admeasurement 9A. 2R. OP. The above Estates are most eligibly situate at Ml I. LB RO OK E, within one M ile of Ampthill, are in a high State of Cultivation, and an early Pos- session may be had, The Copyholds are of Inheritance held of the Manor of Millbrooke, under very small Qtit Rents, and mall Fine certain upon Death or Alienation. The Whide is in the Occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. CANDISH, and may be viewed by applying to him; and further Particulars, had of Mr. DAVIS, Attorney at Law, Ampthill, or Mr. WOOD, Land Agent, Sec. Leighton- Buzzard. STOCKTON, Warwickshire. To be LETT, \ Capital TITUT- FREE F'STATR; consisting, of 3 commodious and convenient Farm- House, vi h every requisite Out- building, and upwards of One Hundred anil Sixty Acres of Arable Meadow and Pasture Land, in a high State of Cultivation, now in the Occupation of Mr William French, whose Term therein will expire on the 6th Day of April next. STOCKTON is situate two Miles from Southam, eight from Warwick and Daventry, and ten from Coventry, and the Warwick and Napton Canal panics v » ithin a Quatter of a Mile of tlie Estate. App'icatioh for Particulars may be made personally or by Letters, Post- paid, to Mr, POOLE, Solicitor, Southam, or on Saturdays, at his Office fn Warwick. WARWICKSHIRE. ~ ,1 most desirable Freehold Residence, and about five Acres of excellent Pasture Lund, with Pos- session at Michaelmas next, To he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Most desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. » fitted up with great Taste and Neatness, rrost eligibly situate at SOUTH AM, in the County of Warwick; comprising Breakfast, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, commodious Kitchen, Larder, excellent cool Wine and Beer Cellerage; several principal Bed Room-', besides Servants' Rooms; detached is a convenient Laundry, Stable, and other suitable Appendags- s, Yard, Garden well stocked and tastefully laid out, together with an inclosed Allotment ofexceedingly rich Pasture Land adjoining, most abundantly supplied with Fruit and ornamental Trees; and, together also with one other inclosed Allotment of equally rich" Pasture Land, commonly called or known by the Name' of ihe Town Land, which said two several Allotments contain by Esti- mation, five Acres or thereabouts ( more or less', and, together with the House, Carden, and Out- offices; are how inthe Occupation of Mr. Poole, Solicitor, who is removing to. Kenilworth. The Situation of the Property is particulaily inviting, being happily placed in the midst of asocial and highly respectable Neighbourhood, distant only five Miles froth that distinguished- and much fre- quented Watering Place LEAMINGTON, and po*. essing moreover the Advantage ot being situate within easy Distances of several Packs of Hounds, The Premises are in excellent Repair, and the Whole presents a most desirable - Residence tor genteel Family. N. B The Household- Furniture and Fixtures may be taken, or not, upon a fair Valuation, at the Option Of the Purchaser. For further Particulars, apply at the Office of Mr WARDLE, Solicitor, iu Daventry. - - CLAYDON, near Banbury, Oxon. To be S O L D by A U C T 1 O N, By R. JARV1S, At the Plough Inn, Banbury, on Thursday the 9th Day of September, 1813, between the Hours of Three and Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall be then and there pro- duced viou 4FREEHOLD, and TITHE- FREE ESTATE, with the Land- Tax redeemed ; consisting of a small l- arm- House, Ox- Stalls, and two Inclosiirea 6f exceedingly rich Meadow and Pasture Land, containing 22 Acres, be the same more of less, situate at C LA Y"- DON aforesaid, and now in the Occupation ot Mrs. Hull. Possession may be had al Michaelmas next. Further Particular's may be known at Messrs. An i N'S Office, or at the Auctioneers, Banbury. HUNTING BOX. To be LETT, Furnished or unfurnished, Kith or without Land, and Kith the Privilege of Sporting over an exten- sile Manor, RSN] E MANOR- HOUSE of LTLLINGSTONE- I- DAYRF. LL, Bucks, with every Accommodation for a genteel Family. Apply, with real Name and Address, to R'. DAY- RELI, Esq. Manor- House, Lillingstone - Dayrell, Bucks', if by Letter, Post- paid. Two Packs of Hounds two Miles off. Herts.— Capital Freenotd . V^, cot- tages, Warren, Farr/ is, and Land. Trout- Stream, and an old- established Inn," at Wetyn, Jmcnty- fiue Miles from London. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's-, London, on Thursday, September 9, at Twelve, in l'htee Lots, AHighly improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising upwards of Five Hundred at. d Fifty Actes of rich Meadow, Warten, Pasture, Aiable, and fine thriving Wood Lands, situate in thy- * most beautiful and fertile l'ait of the County of Hertford The capital MANSION, LOCKLEY- HOOSE, with Offices, Coach- House, Stables, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, a fine Trout Stream running through a Part of the Grounds; Farm Yard, aid Buildings ; and a Farm Yard and Buildings in the Town of Welwyn, The WHITE HART, at WELWYN, an old. established well- known Inn, with excellent Offices, roomy Yard, Stabling, Gardens, S: c. A compact Residence, wi. li Garden, and about an Acre of Laud, at the North Extremity of the Town of IVelwyn, let on a long Lease. A neat Cottage and Butcher's Shop, with Garden and Meadow Land, the whole lying compact. The principal I'art of the Land is in Hand ; the Mansion and the Remainder of the Land on 1 ease, of which three Years aie unexpired at Michaelmas next. ' On Parts of " he Land are very eligible Sites for Building, txct°' int Neighbourhood, and good Roads in all Directions; four Miles from Hatfield, seven from Hertford, and twenty- five from London. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. ABRAHAM BATTEN, Wqlwyn, or " THOMAS ROSE, at the Warren House, of whom Particulars may be had, and at the White Hart; at the Swan, Stevenage ; White Horse, Baldock; Woolpack, St. Albans; Sugar Loaf, Dun- stable; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Hell, Hertford; Green Man, and Red Lion, Bainet; of Messrs. II^ OWK Sc FISHER, Solicitors, Kathbone- Place ; Messrs. LONGMORE SC SON, Solicitors, llackivy; at GARRAWAY'S; and of Mr. ROBINS Warwick- Street, Golden. Square, London, where a Plan ot the Estate may be seen. — v- us sii. ii u, -. , • mil, iiit it J J l u — ed ( unless an acceptable'OIter should be pre- uslv made by Private Contract), Valuable Freehold Estates, Bedfordshire. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By T. WOOD, Early in October next, 1813, unless disposed of by Private Contract, Genteel RESIDENCE, situate in the Centre of DUNSTABLE; and two COT- TAGES, with Gardens, Orchard, and six Acres ot rich old Sward Ground, at THORN, in the Parish of HOUGHTON- REGIS, the Property ef the late Mrs. BUTTF1ELD-, deceased. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Wii, EAMES, Houghton- Regis, who will treat for the same by Private Contract; alto jVIr. WOOD, Land Agent, & c, Leighton- Bujzard, V Eligible Freehold and Leasehold Estate, Ded- dington, Oxfordshire. To be S O L D by AUCTION, By CHURCHILL 4- TURNER, At the Tuns Inn, Deddington, Oxfordshire, on Sa- turday the 11th Day of September, 1813, at SJx o'Clock in the Afternoon, under such Conditions as shall be then produced, in one Lot, AVery. desirable and compact TITHE- FREE ESTATE, eligibly situated in and adjoining to the Town of DEDDINGTON ; comprising a sub- stantial Farm- House, with convenient Dairy, Barn, Stable, Cow- House, and Out- buildings, Yard, Rick- Yard, arid Garden. A Cottage adjoining. And fc-' ur Inclosuresot very rich Arabia ar. d Pasture Laud, di- vided by thriving Quicksets and well watered, and containing together upwards of 28 Acres and a Half. The House, Yard and Buildings, and the Cottage, are Freehold, and the Rick- Yard, Garden, and Land, are Leasehold, for a Term of 21 Years from Lady- Day, 1813, usually renewable every seven Years. The Premises may be seen on Application to Mrs, PETTY, of Deddington, the Tenant; and further Par- ticulars known at the Office ot Messrs. CHURCHILL, FIELD, & WESTON, Solicitors, Deddinjton j or the ACCTIONESH'S, Waodstock, Eligible Estate, Kitsby, Northamptonshire. To be SOLD bv AUCTION* By EDW. NF. ALE <$• SON, At the Geotge Inn, in Kilsby, on Tuesday the 28lh Day of September, 1813, about Thiee o'clock in the Afternoon, subject lo Conditions of Sale then to be produced, in the following Lots : — Lot 1. \ LL. iliai capital aod substantia! Stone L\ and Brick DWELLING- HOUSE; comprising a roomy Kitchen, Hall, Parlour, and Grocer's Shop, Cellar, Pantry, anrl Dairy ; five excellent Bed- Rooms, and two large Attics, one capital Oak Stair- Case, and back Ditto ; a spacious Yard, containing a large Barn, l- ive- stall Stable, Cow. Sheds, with other suitable tint. offices adjoining the D well in;;- House; together with an excel lent tVell of Water, a large and productive Garden, well planled with choice Wall Fruit and other Trees in full bearing, pleasantly situate in KILSBY aforesaid, and vvell adapted for the Residence of a Gentleman, or any Person requiring Room, and now in ti e Occu- pation of Mr. JOHN GIBBINS. the Proprietor. Lot 2. All that PIECE or PARCEL of exceed, ingly rich GRAZING LAND, situate near to the ' Town of K 1 LSBY, and adjoining the Turnpike- Read 1 leading from Kilsby to Lutterworth, at, d within 300 Yards of tile George liw, containing six Acies or' thereabouts. LotS. All that other PIECE or PARCEL of exceedingly rich GRAZING LAND, adjoining Let 2, containing six Acres or thereabouts. Lot 4. All that PIECE or PARCEL ot exceed- ingly rich ARABLE and PASTURE LAND, adjoining Lot 3, containing six Acres or thereabouts. N. B. Theabove Estate is Copyhold of Inheritance, and the I. ots of Land are well fenced and watered, and a Number of young thriving Timber Tiees aregrowing inthe Hedgerows. Possession of the Whole may be had at St . Thomas next. For a View of the Premises, apply- to Mr. JOHN GIBBINS, of Kilsby aforesaid ; and flirt her Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs. CALDSPOTT Se BENN, Solicitors, Rugby. • IVedtiestlav and Thursday's Posts. LONDON, TUESDAY, Aug. 31. TUESDAY'S Gazette contains the following extract of a dispatch from tiie Marquis of Wellington, dated Lezaca, 18th August! — " The ehemv's detachment nnder General Paris, viliich had remained at Jara since it retired from the l. bro, retired again from that place into France on the night of Ihe 11 111. A garrison of 800 men has • been left in Jaeri.— No movement has been made hy the allied troops, nor any of consequence by the enemy. Vihce my last report— V have no recent iJWtSnots frorfi I, ient.- General l, nrd W. Bentinck..— i learn from. Gen. Miua, that Duroco surrendered un 11 th tp'st."' The Vritice Regent has granted to Chas. G. Young, Esq. the offic'e of Rouge Dragon Pursui- vant of Anns, void by the promotion of James Cathrow, Esq. i6 the Office of Somerset Herald. —- Ouzel te. OUNDLE BALL, A T. the TALBOT INV, oh MPKD\ T tiie FX 13th of STJPTEMBGFI next, instead of Tuesday the 14th. — Dancing lo commence at F. ight o'clock. Tickets may be had at, the Bar: for Gentlemen, 10s. Od. '; for l. adies, T « . 6d. each, Tea included. \ V. WAI. COT. F. sq, 1 Rev, C. P.. I SHAM. C Stewards. II. SHERARI), Esq. C j. SMITH, F. sq. ) Till' Receipts will be appropriated in Aid of Ihe Fund for supporting the National School in Oun He. 2S( A August, ISIS. ' T By the arrival of a Gottenhurgh Mail, Govern- ment have received ntVvices from the head quar- ters of the Allies at Lanrieck, dated on the 16th ult. No Bulletin has been published of their contents, hut it is said tliej fUllv confirm the ac- counts by the previous mail of the declaration of war by Austria against Frdncc. It is even re- ported that Government is iii possession of a copy of that important document, but its publication 19 supposed to be suspended, either from tiie cir- cumstance of its not having been cdnltiiunicated in a regular official form, or from a point of etiquette, there being no accredited Austrian mi- nister at present at the British Court. A quin- tuple treaty of Alliance between Austria, Russia, Prussia, Sweden, and this country, is said to be in n state, of great forwardness. The Government dispatches were brought over by Mr. Mills, the Messenger, who was also the bearer of a second and third Bulletin issued by the Crown Prince of Sweden, the former at Potsdam on the 18th, and the latter at Chariot tenhurgh the 18th ult. The Combined Army of' the North of Germany, as the forces under the command of his Royal Highness are denominated had been concentrated to the amount of 90,000 men between Berlin and Spandau, the Crown Prince having received intelligence that the enemy's troops were assembling in force at Bareuth and in the direction of Trebben, with the intension of making a push against Berlin. The enemy, however, had not detached any troops over the Prussian frontiers except reconnoitring parties A circumstance of very high importance is men- tioned by the Crown Prince, and which may be hailed as a most favourable prognostic of the future. It is the defection of General Jomini; Chief of the Staff to Marshal Ney, who came Over to the Allies on the 15th of August, and proceeded to the Russian head- quarters. The second Bulletin of the Crow* Prince con- tains an Address to the Soldiers under his com- mand, which, like all the productions of that eminent personage, is plain, simple, anil intelli- gible. It touches the true ground of the present contest vv. hen it says, " The Emperor Napoleon cannot live in peace with Europe, unless Europe be his slave:'' and it observes ( with a happiness of illustration which the enemy himself must acknowledge to be correct) that the same sonti ment which prompted the French in 1792 to as- semble and to combat the armies which enterei their territory, must now animate the; ir opponents in the defence of their nati « e land, their wives, and their children. The territories of all liav been either invaded, or threatened with invasion the independence of all lias been menaced Subverted; and it cannot but incite the combined army of Northern Gerirtany to deeds of distin- guished heroism, when tliev reflect that tliev fight for the liberty of. all Europe, and the peace of the whole world. Some further French Papers to the 28lh ult. have been received in town. They still maintain a profound silence as to the Declaration of War by Austria against France; but private accounts from the French capital say, that the fact was well known there, and reports were in circulation that some serious reverses had been sustained bv the French arms. To counteract the9e rumours, Savory, the Minister of the Police, had thought it necessary to publish a sort of Bulletin, of which the following is said to be a copy :— " The Emperor was at Lowenberg on the 21 st. He had completely beaten Ihe Russians and Prus- sians. The Prince of Moskwa and General I. mi T\ r.< i> n bu. 1 particularly distinguished themselves iu this affair. The enemy's tronps had suffered much, particularly the corps of General Langeron, com. posed of five divisions. The operations of the campaign were developing themselves with great rapidity, and much to our advantage. It was ex- pected that our troops would he in Berlin by the 23J. His Majesty was in the best health. The Prince of F. ekinuhl had reached Shwerin." Paris, August 28, 1813. 11 P. S. Tne enemy's In.-! is estimated at 17 or 1.3,000 men, of whom the Prince of Moskwa alone made 2000 prisoners." Had any victory like that which is here spoken of been obtained by the French, there would have been no time lost in giving it iwi official an- nunciation, ami this duty would dirtibtless have devolved on a personage less odious than the Mi. jiistcr of the Police. Statement of the strength and disposition of the French armies said to be in Germany, on the eve of the renewal of hostilities: I. Marshal Davoust ( Prince of Eckmuhl), with KXI. OdO men. on the Lower Elb", Dantzic, & c.— 2. Marshal Oud not ( Duke of Reggio), with 70,000 men, at Lebenau, in Ltisatia.— 3. Marshal Ney ( Prince of Moskwa). with 200 000 men, ibe main army in Silesia — 4. Bonaparte, Emperor, with 50.0 0 men, at Pima, Dresden and line of the Upper Elbe. — 5. Marshal Augereau ( Duke of Castigltone), with 60,000 men, the Army of Reserve at Bareuth and Bamberg.— G. General Wrede.^ ith 25,000 men, ( Bavarians), at. Munich. — 7. Marsh d Kellerman ( Dukeof Valmy) number of men unknown, at Frank- fort, forming ihe 2d Army of Res- rve.— 8. Eugene Beauharnoii ( Viceroy ot 1 taly), with 50,000 men, at Verona, Ice Grand total 555,000 applicable to the approaching contest: of this force 100,000 are cavalry, commanded by Murat, King ol Naples. It is stated, on the authority of a letter from Mr. Schultz, the Agent at Heligoland, that some gentlemen had arrived on that island, with the ac- count that I. uheck, Rutzburgh, and Laueuburgh, bail been retaken by theCrown Prince of Sweden's army, and that not less than 100 waggons of wounded Frenchmen had arrived at Hamburgh. The total amount of the force under the com- mand of the Crown Prince is one hundred and ten thousand effective men. It is in contemplation that the Archduke Charles shall head the Aus- trian, Russian and Prussian united army in Bohemia. Lord Whitworth was sworn in Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, mi Thursday, and the Duke of Rich- mond next day took his departure: the Leonirlas frigate was used for his conveyance across the Channel. The living of Huwarden, in Cheshire, worth, it is understood, above „£ 4000. per annum, has become vacant by the death of the Rev. Randle Crewe, the highly esteemed rector. To Officers going to the Peninsula.— Those Military Gentlemen who have purchased Tickets or Shares of Tickets, in the Lottery about to be drawn on the 17th instant, are requested to leave instructions with their Agents, pointing out where, and in what manner, they will have the Prizes paid. Last week an information was laid before the Deputy Mayor of Di^ ver, bv two Dissenters of Margate, against Samuel Brooke, Esq. on a charge of disturbing the congregation assembled to hear Dr. Townley's Lecture on the Millennium, whereby he incurred a heavy penalty, and a warrant has been issued in order to the binding Mr. Brooke in recognizance, and the bringing of the matter before the next Dover Sessions. The point is of no less moment than that of producing * legal decision on the question—" is, or is not, Field Preaching permitted under the last Dissen- ttrs' Act, which received the Royal Assent some time last month,"— anil as one half of the penalty, if conviction follows, will go to the Crown, the subject oautiot be compromised DISSOLUTION OF PAR IN ER- LLU'- SEPTEMBER Ist, 1813. HE PARTNERSHIP between Messrs. SMITH. I1UTCHINGS, & CLARKE, of STON Y- STR STFORD, BucVs, Wine and Brantfs Merchants, was this Day ntwoi. vsn hy mutual Consent. Th- Business will be continued by the laid W. SMITH, who returns his grateful Acknow- ledgments to his Friends for the liberal Favours he lias receivetl, and informs them he Has it in his Power to . iffer them Articles " f the first Quality at reasonable Prices. — Mr. SmitL is authorised to receive and pay all Debts due to or from the said late Co- partnership.— Witness our Hands, WM. SMITH. EDW. HUTCMtNGS. WM. CLARKE. Notice to the Creditors of JOHN PARKER, of BYFIELD, Butcher. THE Creditors of JOHN PARKER, of BYFIF. I. 1), In the County of Northampton. Butcher, who have executed the Deed of Assign- ment of his Estate and Effects, may receive a erond and final Dividend, by applying for the ame at the Rose and Crown Inn, in Bvfield afore- said, between the Hours » f Three and Five o'clock n the Afternoon of Friday the 17th Day of this instant September. WHEREAS the GAME Manor of OLD- WESTON, upon the lins of late Years been much destroyed hy unqualified Persons and others trespassing thereon, Notice is hereby given. That the Game will he in future preserved, and all uqiialified Persons proceeded against according o Law. WILLIAM SMITH, Jun. Gamekeeper. August 12, 1813. NORTHAMPTON RACES, laiS, Willie September 15</ j and 10th, the Week bet- ecn Warrcictc and Leicester. J^ lRST Day.—,- A (; OLD CUP, Value tNE I- HUNDRED GUINEAS, by ' Subscriber of ! 0g*. each, - the Surplus in Money. If one . Horse only, or more belonging to the same Person, shall appear at the Starting Post, to bs allowed the Cip ; but the Surplus then, in equal Parts, to be addei to. the Subscriptions for the Cup, and the Stakes foall Ages, in the next Year; twice round, about tkree M iirs and a Quarter; Three- year- olds, fist. 61b. ; four, 7st. 121b. ; five, 8st. 71b. ; six, 8s4. 121b.; and aged, 9> r. ; Mares allowed 21b. Mr. Ladbtoke's Joe Miller, 4 Years old. Duke of Rutland's Rastopchin, 3 Years old. Th: Marquis of Northampton names Mr. Tibbits's Regent, by Chance, 4 Yea- s old. General Grosvenor's Defiance, 4 Years old. Earl Compton's br. h. by Shuttle, 6 Years old. Lord l. owthet's Eurv. tlus, 4 Years old. Lord Al'horp names Ad. libitum,- 6 Years old. • sir C. Knightley's Nejileham Lass, 4 Yearsold. Mr. Cartwrighi's Watchman, 5 Years old. Mr. Hai. bury's b. tn. by Diamond, Dam, I. ucy, 4 Years old. Mr. Andrew names Aquarius, 4 Years old. Mr. Denvs names Gundy, aged. Mr. G. W. Denys names Discount, aged. Major Wilson's Spotless, 4 Years old. Vlr. Tibbits's Peiicles, 4 Years old. Mr, Thornhill's Historia, 4 Years old. Vlr. Bruen's Hollyhock, aged. Mr. Astley's Magic, 5 Yearsold. Duke of Grafton, Lord Pomfret, Lord Spencer. ELTON, near STILT VN. 1 funis, Suc- Vsinim 3, 1813. P. CROFT'S SHEW of RAMS will commence o. i TUESIIAY the 14th Day ot SKPTEMBER instan*. when t" ie Company of hi- Friends will be esteemed a Fa our. The Sheep may also be seen on any Day during the Season, Sunday excepted. New Northamptonshire Tu; s to Lett. II. LIAM BLISS respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he intend SHEWING his SHEEP on WEDNESDAY thi 8th of SEPTEMBER. Adstone, August 31, 1813. M w1 T1 IIE next Meeting of the Trustees ot tiie Turnpike- Roar! leading from the Town of Northampton to New port- Pngnell, in the County of Buckingham, will be holden at Honrov INN, nthe Countv of Northampton, on MONDAY- the 6ih Dav of SEPTEMBER next, at Eleven o'clock n the Forenoon. By Order of the Trustees, ROBERT ABBEY, Clerk. Northampton. August 28th, 1813. VTOTIGF. is hereby given, That Application L ^ is intended lo be made to Parliament ill Ihe next Session, fur an Act for continuing and amending an Act passed in the 32d Year of his Majesty's Reign, intituled " An Act for amending, ind- more effectually repairing the Road from the " Hack Bull Inn. in Dunstable, in the County of Hedfnrd,' to ihr King's Arms, in Horltliffe, in ihe - aid County," and for increasing and altering the - listing Tolls, Rales, or Duties granted by Ihe aid Act, which said Roa I passes into or through the several Parishes or Townships of Dun- stable, Houghton- Regis, Tilswnrth, Chalgrave, Rattlesden, and llockliffe, in the said County of Bedford. — Dated this 28ih Day of August. 1813. NO 1TCE is hereby given, That Application is intended to be made to Parliament in the next Session, for Leave to bring in a Hill for Ihe Purpose of obtaining an Art for making and main- taining a Turnpike- Road from and ou of the Great North Road at ARRIS GTON, in Ihe Couuty of Cambridge, to join anil communicate with the Town of POTTON, in the County of Bedford near Potion Church, which Turnpike- Road i intended in be made and carried into or through the several Parishes of Arrington, Crovdon- cum Clapton, Tadlow, East- llatlev, and Hatley St George, in the County of Cambridge, and Cock ay ne. Hat ley, and Potion, in the Count v of Bedford And also for making nnd maintaining a Branch Turnpike- Road fro-^ i and out of the said intended Turnpik-'- Road in the Parish of Oroydwn, at Bear a certain F irm- House called Clapton Dairy ill tiie County of Cambridge, tn and into the Paris' of Gamlingav, near the Town of Gitmliugay, in the County of Cambridge, and which last mentioned Branch is intended tw be made and carried through the several Parishes of East- Hatley, FTatley St. George, and Gamlingay, in the County of Cambridge. — Dated the 30th Day of August, 1813. and Sir James Langham, are Subsbribers, but did not name. Same Day, The COUNTY' PLATE of SEVENTY GUINEAS; Heats about a Mile and three Quarters; Mares not allowed. Three- vear- olds to carry 6st. ICllhs. tour, 7st. 121b. ; five. Sst. 61b. ; six and aged. 8st. 101b. Winners in 1813. ofone Cup, Sweepstakes, Plate, or Purse, of the Value of £ 50. or upwards, to carry 31b. of two, 51b. and of three, or the King's Hundred, 71b. extra; but no extra Weights tot winning Matches. Second Day,— A SWEEPSTAKES of TEN GUINEAS EACH, for all Ages; ab utaMile and three Quarters. Three- year- olds, 7st.; four, 8st. 21b. ; five, 8st. 91b. ; six and aged, 8st. 131b. Duke of KutUnd's Rastopchin, 3 Y'ears old. Mr. Andrew's Discount, aged Major Wilson's Fineshade, by Stamford. 3 Yearsold. Mr. G. W. ' Denys named Discount, aged. Gen. Grosvenot's Defiance, 4 Yearsold. Mr. Tomes's Watchman. 5 Years old. , Mr. Tibbits's Pericles, 4 Yearsold, Mr. Hanbury is a Subscriber, but did not name. Same Da-, The TOWN Pl. ATF. of SEVENTY GUINEAS ; Heats about three Miles and a Quarter; Mates allowed 21b. Three- year- olds. <> » t. 31b. ; four, 7st. 91b. ; five, Sst. 51b. ; six, 8st. 101b. ; and aged, 8st. 121b. Weights for winning in 1813 the same as on the first Dav. To enter and shew for the Purses at the Goat Inn, on Monday the 13th of September, beiween the Hours of lour and Eight in the Afternoon, subject to former Conditions and Articles, then and there to be produced, Entrance- Money Two Guineas, to which the second Horse will he entitled ; and Half. - Guinea to the Clerk of the Course, who is to receive the Winner the further Sum of Two Guineas. Post- Entrance, double. If one Horse only enter, to ceive Twelve Guineas; if two only, Six Guineas each, antl their Entrance- Money returned, if not allowed to run. Articles for the Purses at Northampton to be pro- duced at the Time of Entrance, by the Clerk of the Course. fjd" To start each Dav at One o'Clock precisely. Subscriptions for 1814 received by Mr. Dumbleton, any Time before Entrance. — Doub e Subscription will be required to qualify a Person to enter at the Post, for each respective Purse. The Horse to stand at the House ot a Subscriber of 10s. 6d. at the least, to one of the Parses. No Smith to plate any Horse ; nor Booth, Waggop, nor Cart to stand on the Course, for the Sale of Li- quors, unless the Owners pay 10s. 6.1. each before the Entrance- Day ; tor each Booth having a Stand over it, to pay 15s. ; and tor the Gentleman's Stand, One Guinea, exclusive of 10s. 6d. paid for the Booth under.— No Stand will be permitted within the Circle of the Course. . Not less than three reputed running Horses will be allowed to start, unless by Permission of the Stewards, — No Post- Entrance Horse to be allowed the Twelve Guineas or the Six Guineas. ,„,,,, Tile Post- Entrance tobe declared tothe Clerk of the Course any Time before the Starting, and the Money to be then paid for such Entrance. Each Rider to weigh in the Colour in which he intends to ride, and to pay for the Use of Weights and Scales the Sum ot Two Shillings and Sixpence. All Disputes to be determined by the Stewards pre- sent, or whom they shall appoint, and such Decision shall be deemed final bv the Parties interested. G W. DENYS, Esq. " Earl COMPTON, W. HANBUKY, Esq. T. DUMBLETON, Clerk ot the Course PJ- BALLS and ORDINARIES as usual. B. No Persons wha'evet will be admitted .1 lanor of AS H H Y- S I'.- L KDO K KS. HE Tenants have Directions to discharge all qualified Persons who shall be found SPORTING on iheir respeclive Farms wilhin ill Manor of A. SI1 BY- ST.- LEDGERS ) and th Keeper has Orders to lay Information against all unqualified Persons who shall be found trespassing upon thp aforesaid Manor. ANV Person found ANGLINO, TROWLING, or otherwise disturbing the Waters in the Liberties of ASHB v . ST. • LEDDERS, will be prosecuted ac- cording to Law. JANE ASHLEY Ankhn- St.- I edger « ,$\ st August, 1813. To be SOLD, At CRANFIELI), Bedfordshire, Roomy HOUSE, capable of being made very commodious at a little Expense, with Bain, Pigstye, Sic., and three Closes of rich Pas tare Land adj lining, containing by Estimation sixteen Acres. For Particulars, apply to Mr. J. FOSKET, the Tenant, who will shew the Premises. A Capital Farm to Lett, und a small Ditto Wanted. To be LETT ( or Sold on Terms peculiarly Advantageous), By Ml'. SHEE, ( Landed Estate Agent, Southampton- Row.), AVery superior MANOR FARM, in Sussex, 50 Miles from London; comprising Farm. House, Buildings, and 243 Acres of capital Land with or without 100 Acres of valuable Wood Land in the Whole34J Acies. Wanted to rent Or purchase, A small Arable FARM. from 40 to 100 Acres, good Land ; and to lay out from 5 to ^ 15,000 on Landed Property, in unexpired old Leases. A Bedfordshire Agricultural Society. Meeting of the Committee of thi' Socierv, will h• holden ai the SESSIONS HOUSE, ill the Town of R RnFORO. on THURSDAY he 9ih Day of SEPTEMBER next, at Threeo'Clocl n the Afternoon. T. TIMES, Secretary. Bedford, August 30f&, ISI3. At T t id's, S O UT II A M, Jun:- Milium, W A A wicKsit THE. Bedfordshire North- West Br, inch Bible Society, IIARRO L. D, THE Friends and Subscribers to this Society, ate respectfully informed that the first Anniversary Meeting will be held at the Town of HARROLO, on MONDAY the 13th Day of SEPTEMnr. R instant. Lieut.- Colonel GARSTIN, President, will lake the Chair at Eleven o'clock. September 1j(, 1813. Free School, Potion, Bedfordshire ; AM ASTER wanted, who is decidedly Member of the Established Church, and, ; least, capable of teaching English grammaticallv, Writing, Arithmetic, Mensuration, and Book- keeping. Salary and Particulars may be known by ap- plying personally to the Rev. R. WIIITTINQUAM, of Potton. To be SOLD bv AUCTION, By H. JARV1S, On Friday and Saturday the JOlh and 11th Days of September, 1SI3, on the Piemises of Miss WATTS, Milliner and Dress- Maker, in the HORSF.- FAIR, BANBURY, who has declined Business in Favour of Mrs. BUSBY, LL the IIOUSEHOLD- l'UIlNITURE, t\ STOCK, antl other EFFECTS.— The Fur- niture compri- es Four- post, Bureau, antl other Bedsteads, with Furniture, seasoned Feather- Beds, Blankets, and some Linen $ several Chests of Drawers, Mahogany Bureau, Set of capital Maho- gany Dining- Tnbles, Pembroke and other Tables, rich Pier and Swing Glasses, Cnairs, Glass and Earthenware, Kitchen- Requisites, seasoned Iron- bound Casks, fee. The Stock comprises rich Sarsnets, Persians, Siitins, Velvets, Dresses, Pelisses, Cloaks, Bar- celouies, Crapes, Black and White Lace, Veils t'lorsel autl Necklaces, Flowers, Gloves, rich Silk and Worked Trimmings, Straw Bonnets, Fans, and every other Article in the Millinery Business. Hay be viewed the Mornings of Srile till Ten o'Clock, at which Time the Auction will commence. " HIE ASSIZF. of BUF. AD for the Hundred of GARTREE, in Ihe County of Leicester ; — TIIE PRICE OF s. d. The Perk Loaf Wheaten 5 3 The Half Peck Loaf Wheateu 2 TJ The Quatern Loaf Wlieaten 1 3| The Half Quartern Loaf Wheaten 0 7J THE PRICK OF The Perk Loaf Standard Wheaten 5 The Half Peck Loaf Standard Wheaten .. 2 6- J The Quartern Loaf Standard Wheuten .... I 3i The Half Quartern Loaf Standard Wheaten 0 7£ THE PRICE OF The Peek Loaf Household 4 11 The Half Peck Loaf Household 2 5? The Quartern Loaf Household I The Half Quartern Loaf Household 0 7i Set by us, two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for ihe said Hundred, the 31st Day of August, 18.13, and to continue in forte for 14 Days from Monday the 6th Day of September next. E. GRIFFIN JAS. ORI). TEN GUINEAS REWARD STOLEN or STRAYED, on Thursday Night the 20th of August, 1813, from a Field adjoining ihe Parsonage- House, at BOLNHURST, in the County of Bedford, A BLACK PONY, Aged, thirteen Hands high, with a cut Tail, and has lately been fired in the fore Legs. A Reward of TEN GUINEAS will be eiven on Conviction of Ihe Offender or Offenders, if stolen; and TWO GUINEAS It EWARD if strayed, and brought to. ilie PARSONAGE- HOUSE, at Boluhurst aforesaid. THE Insane are securely situated, com- fortably treated, and relieved, if possible, on Terms varying from One Guinea to Two Guineas * tier Week, in Proportion lo the Case, priur Situation iti Life, and peculiar Desires . of iheir - Friends; except extraordinary Cases arid Attention In a Patient of Rank, more. N. B. Incurable Paupers hv the Week, One Guinea, and by the Year, Eighteen Shillings per Week. Southam, August 30, 1813. TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. \ 17I1F. REAS some evil- disposed Person or * » Persons unknown did, on Tuesday N'ight the 31st of August, or early on Wednesday Morning the I st of September, 1813. shamefully « nd mali- ciously CUT OFF TIIE EARS of THREE valuable HORSES, and otherwise mutilate and maim them, which were flit in the open Field of NASKBY, in the County of Northampton, be-, longing to Mr. A ARON EVEARD: Notice is hereby given, That whoever will give Information of the Offender Offenders, so that he or they may be brought tn Justice, shall, upon his or ( heir Conviction, receive Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS of the said AARON EVEARD. — And if more than one Person were concerned, and either of them will impeacls his Accomplice or Accomplices, he shall receive the same Reward, and Interest will be made to procure his Majesty's free Pardon. N( Stewards. N. within the Ropes during the Time of running.— All '"> ogs found upon the Course will be shot. NOTICE is hereby given, That Application is intended to he made to Parliament in the next Session, for Leave lo bring in a Bill for re- pairing and w idening the Road* leading from a Place, called SAINT LLOYD'S, in the Parish of SAINT PAUL, in the Town of BEDFORD, in the County of Bedford, through the said Parish of Saint Paul, ihe several Parishes of Biddenham, Rromham. Kempston, and Stagsden, ill the County of Bedford, and the several Parishes of Astwood, llardmead, North- Crawle^, and Chichley, iu the Couiilv of Buckingham, to the Way- Post in the Parish of Sherrington, in the said County of Buckingham, where the said Road joins the High Road leading from the Town of Olney, to the Town of Newport- Pagnell, both in the said County of Buckingham, and for making the same a Tuinpike- Koad. TREED PEARSE, Solicitor. For Sis Years. To be LETT by PROPOSAL, ACLOSE of rich PASTURE or MEADOW LAND, containing three Acres, two Roods, and seven Perches ( more or lass), Titht- free and well watered, lying and being in the Palish ot I SLIP, near Thrapston, in the County of Northampton, and now in the Occupation of Mr. John Read, Juu. who is under Notice to Quit the llth Day of October, 1813, To be made, on or before the first Day of October next, by Lett; r, PoSt- paid, to the Rev. Mi JACKSON, l. owick. 30M August, 18| 3. Valuable Short- horned Cattle, fyc. Jbr Head Money To be SOLD bv AUCTION, Ih K[ CHARD SMITH, On Monday the 271h Day of September, 1813, on the Premises, at ROCKINGHAM PARK, near Urn M'CHAM, I'' HE following capital LIVE and DEAD STOCK, belonging to Mr. GEO. WEBSTER, who is leaving his Farm, namely :— 30 Fat Two- shear Wether Sheep, in Lots of five each ; a valuable short- horned Bull, six Years old, by a celebrated Bull ot Mr. Dolby's, of Marston, Dam by a Bull of Mr. Charles Col lings' ( the noted Durham Breeder); ehven Cows and Heifers, four in Milk, and all in Call by the above Bull, in Lots of one each; five Fat Scots, in two Lots; six Fat Four- year- old short- horned Oxen, in I- ots of two each ; 12 Three- t ear old short- horned Steers and Heifers, in Lots of two each ; 16 Two- year- old Ditto and Ditto; ten yearling Ditto and Ditto; a capital Five- year- old Hackney Mare ( by General), quiet and good Action; a good Hackney Gelding, rising four Years old, by Ticket Also, some Implements of Husbandry, such as Ploughs, Harrows, Winnowing- fan, Chaff- Box, Horse Harness, Turkey Pens, Hen Pens, Chicken Coop, Ate. The above Stock being bred with great Care and Attention, will be found worthy the Notice of the Public, and the Sale will commence with the Sheep punctually at Eleven o'clock. For S A L E by A U C T I O N, By MASON Jf SON, At Mr. Dilley's, the Earl of Northampton's Arms, Silver- Street, in the Town ot Northampton, on Tuesday September 7th, 1813, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, ufider such Conditions as shall b; then and there produced, VLL those TWO Brick- built, Sashed, and Welsh Slated FREEHOLD MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS, pleasantly situated on the East Side of HORSE- M A RKET, in the tenure of Thomas Wright and Widow Crick, with good Cellars Kitchens, Bed- Chambers, and Attics, with othei Appendages, and Court- Yard in the Front, bounded by a good Fence. Spratton, Northamptonshire. To be SOLD b y A U C T I O N, By MASON SON, At Highgate- House Inn, near Spratton, in the County of Northampton, on Friday the 24th Day of Sep- tember, 1813, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced ( unless sooner disposed of by Private Con ract, of which timely Notice will be given in this Paper), \ Most desirable and valuable FREEHOLD rV ESTATE ( Tithe- freeand Land- Tax redeemed), situate in the Lordship ot SPRATTON aforesaid, on the East Side of and adjoining to the Turnpike- Road leading from Northampton to Welford, and now in the Occupation of Mrs. Herbert; consisting of 33 Acres of excellent Pasture and I'urnip Land, con- veniently divided into five Closes, which are well fenced and watered, and there is a good Barn, a Fod- dering- yard, and Pump of excellent Water neatly in the Centre of the Estate. The Timber growing on the Premises to be taken by the Purchaser at a fair Appraisement. Possession may be bad at Michaelmas next, and Two. thirds of the Purchase- Money remain on Mort- gage of the Estate if required. N. B. Mr. THOMAS KNIGHT, of Spratton( the Pro- prietor), or Mitssrs. BUSWELL & Sot,-, Solicitors, Northampton, will be reatly to treat for the Sale bi Private Contract, until Friday the 17th of September instant. Freehold und Copyhold Land, at Winslow, Buckinghamshire. To be SOLD ( in Lots) by AUCTION, By Mr. FARMER, At the Bell Inn, iii Winslow, on Monday the 13th Dayot September next, between the Hours of Four and six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as will be then produced : Lot 1. A Copyhold MESSUAGE or TENE- RV MENT, with Yard, Stibles, and other Out. buildings, very conveniently situate in the Town of W1NSLOVV, for several Years past used as a Plblic Htouje, and known by the Sign oi the Sow and P* s, now in the Occupation of William Ingram. i. A FREEHOLD CLOSE, called the Angel Close, ituatenear to the Town of Wi^ slow, containing two Roods and 30 Perches, more or less, now occupied witk the Public House. This Close is desirable eithtr tor Building or for Occupation. 3. AF REE HOLD CLOSE ot LAND, called the Lowe- Bell, containing 1A. 1R. 4P. more or less, also in the Occupation of William Ingram, situate close to the fown ot Winslow, and adjoining the Turnpike Road to Buckingham,. 011 the right Hand Side, and adapftd either tor Building or for Occupation. 4. A FREEHOLD CLOSE ot LAND, called the Upper Bell, and Rick Yard, containing IA. 2R. 101: more Or less, also in the Occupation of Wm Ingram, adjoining the last Lot, and equally desirable for either Purpose. 5. HALF ol a FREEHOLD CLOSE, called Gub. blesgore, containing in the Whole 9\. 2R. 24P. mote or less ( to be divided into two Parts), which will contain about five Acre?, being that Part ot the Close which is situate nearest to the Town of Wins, low, on the left Hand Side of the Turnpike. Road to Buckingham, in the Occupation of Mr. Hawley. This Lot is desirable for building upon, and as Clay is now getting in the adjoining Close, there is every Reason to expect that iu this Close there is also good Vein ot Clay. 6. The other HALF of the said CLOSE, called Gubblesgore, which will contain about four Acres, more or less, and which is situate the furthest from the Town of Winslow, but equally desirable in every Point of View as the last Lot. 7. A CoftuoLD CLOSE of LAND, called the Upper Harwood, situate on the right Hand Side ot the Road leading from Winslow to Harwood, and is within a convenient Distance from the Town Winslow, containing 1A, 2R. 25P. more or less, the Occupation of William Ingram. 8. A COFYUOLO CLOSE of L/ VND, called the Middle Harwppd, containing 3A. OR. 7P. moie or less, adjoining the last Lot, also in the Occupation ol William Ingram. 9. A COPYHOLD CLOSE of LAND, called the Bottom Harwood, and adjoining to Harwood Field and the last Lot, containing 4A. 1 R. 37P. more or less, also in the Occupation of Will, am Ingram. The last three Lots are desirable for Persons who keep Cows, 10. THREE CLOSES ot LAND, called A. R the Meadow ( Freehold) 5 0 Great Brook Meadow 9 3 24 Little Close and Fcrze ( Freehold) 8 2 32 A. Freehold COLLAGE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By THOMAS HUGHES, At the Dolphin Tnn, on Thursday the 9th of Sep temb- r, at Six o'Clock inthe Evening, pleasantly situated within the Parish of TOW C ESTER, r IM1E Premises consist of a spacious Entrance, I Kitchen, Parlour, Cellar, several convenient Out- offices and Yard, with two Stair- Cases c » m- municating to four Bed- Rooms, which will admit of its being occupied by two Families, if required, and Possession may be had at Old Lady- Day. For further Particulars, enquire of the Auctioneer, or the Tenant, Mr. DAVID DOB » DAVIES, Agent to ihe Globe Insurance. Towcester, Aug. t9th, 1813. LOST, BETWEEN No. 17, Mount- Row, Lambeth, and Ihe White Hart, Dunstable, ou the 28tl » of August, 1813. A POCKF. T BOOK, With Red Cover, and Green Lining, antl the Names of Litchfield and Jevhcott written within Side, containing several ONE POUND BANK OP ENGLAND NOTES.— The Deliverer of which will be handsomely rewarded. To be left al 17, Mount- Row, Lambeth, Surry, II, Tooley- Street, Souihwark, or at the George, Northampton, OT1CE is hereby given, That Appli- cation is intended to be made to Paitiaraeot the next Session, for an Act for altering and amending two several Acts, one passed in the I8t! « Year of the Reign of his present Majestv King George the Third, intituled, " An Act for Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, ami Watching the Town of " NORTHAMPTON, and for removing and pre- " venting Encroachments, Obstructions, and Annoy- ' ance8 therein ;" nnd lite other passed in the 37it* Year of the Reign of his snid present Majesty, intituled, " An Act for altering and amending at* Act passed in the ! 8ih Year of the Reign of his " present Majesty, intituled, • An Act for Paving, " Cleansing, Lighting, and Watching the Town of Northampton, and for removing and preventing Encroachments, Obstructions, and Annovancei therein ;' and for continuing Ihe Term of certain Tolls bv the said Act grained;" and for altering and increasing the Rates and Tolls granted hv the said Acts, or either of them ; and also for taking down and re- huildiug. Wholly or in Part, the South Bridge over the River Nine or Nen, al or near tbn said Town of Northampton, anil for widening antl making more commodious the said Bridge, and the Approaches thereto; which said Bridge is situate » inthe several Parishes of All Saints, in the said Town of Northampton, and. Hardingstone, in the County of Northampton, or one of them. — Dated Ihis fourth Day of September, oue thousand eight hundred and thirteen, CHAS. MARKHAM. Capital Situation. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. OWSTON, At the Blue Lion Inn, in the Borough of Leicester, on Friday the 24th Day of September, 1813, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Con- ditions as will he produced, MIA T eligible and good- accustomed aforesaid INN, the BLUE LION, situate on the London and Welforil Roads, and within two hundred Yards ot the MARKET- PLACE ; containing an excellent Coffee Room, Parlour, Kitchen, and Bar, on tile Greund Floor, with good Cellars under the same ; nine good Bed- Rooms: and suitable Out- offices of every De- scription. Also, thirteen capital Boxes for Racers or Hunters, with other Stabling and Granaries, and a good Kitchen Garden adjoining ttie same.— The Stock and Furniture to be taken by the Purchaser at a fair Valuation, and One. third of the Purchase- Money may remain secured on the Premises. For a View, and further Particulars, apply to Mr. HALL, the Owfier, on the Premises. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr, D. 11ENNEIA., On Tuesday the 28th Day of September, 1813, at the White Hart Inn, in Kettering, at Six o'clock iu the Evening, ADWELLING - HOUSE; comprising a Drapers' Shop, Parlour, with Kitchen and Cellar below, a large and lofty Dining- Room, and four Sleeping Rooms; well situated in the MA » KIT- PI. ACE of K K I TE R1NG, in the County of North, ampton, and in the Occupation ot Mr. T. Davey.— The Shop is large and fitted up in a neat modern Taste, and has been established as a Drapers' Shop nearly twenty Years. Possession may be had on the 25th of October next, on which Day the Purchase must be com- plied by paying down one Half of the Purchase- Money, and giving sufficient Security for the Re- mainder ( with Interest) to be paid on or befoie the 3Ut Day of December next. Further Particulars may be known by applying on [ the Premises, or to the AUCTIONUR, at Kettering; it'by Letter, Post- paid. WILBARSTON, near MARKET- H. ARbonoucH. Forty Acres of Marsh Land. For SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, In the second Week in September ( of which further Notice of Time and Place will be given), T^ ORfY Acres of very valuable LAND, lying L altogether, in the Occupation of William M unton. Possession will be given at Old Michaelmas; and Partofthe Purchase- Money may remainon Mortgage, if required. N. 11. The f. artil has been valued by a very expe- rienced Land. Surveyor in the Neighbourhood, and ij an Offer adequate to that Valuation be made, it will cer- tainly be accented, to avoid the Trouble and Expense oj an Auction. Letters, Post- paid, to be addressed to Mr. BOYS Solicitor, Margate. LEICESTERSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, flf not previously disposed of by Private Contract). O n Saturday the 2d Day of October, about Three o'Clock, at the Three Cranes Inn, Leicester, in Two or more Lots. AMost desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Lordship of LO D Dl NOf ON, near the Turnpike. Road leading from Wans ford and Upping- ham to Leicester ; consisting of One Hundred and Eighty Acres) of superior Land, of which about 70 Acres lie detached from the Rest, and may be pur-! chased separately. The Estate affords eligible Spots for Building, and would furnish Brick Earth and Timber. The Situation is an excellent one for a Sportsman's Hunting Box, being in the Centre ot the best Covers of several celebrated Hunts; and is equally well adapted for a Farmer or Grazier, the Land being very improvable, and the parochial Payments remarkably low.— Possession may be had at or about Michaelmas, ; f desired. For further Particulars, and Reference for viewing, apply at the Law Offices of Messrs. MILES, ALSTON, K MILES, Leicester, who ate authcriz. d to Treat by Private Contract. Total ( more or less).. 23 3 These Closes are situate nearly opposite to Lou 7, 8, and 9, and are also within a convenient Distance ol the Town of Wmslow; and in the latter Close there is a Bam and other convenient Out buildings with a Farm. Yard. 11. TWO CLOSES of LAND, called A. « Upper Smalley Down 6 2 8 Lower Smallej Down. 7 3 Total ( more or less). .14 1 These Closes are inthe Occupation of Mr. Hawley the Upper S nalley Down adjoins the Turnpike Road f om Winslow to Buckingham, and is also within a convenient Distance of Winslow. 12. A FKfRHOLD CLOSE of LAND, called the Dog Kennel, containing 6A. 1R. 24P. more or lesi also in the Occupation of the said Mr. Hawlev, al adjoining the Turnpike- Road to Buckingham and the Road to llarwood, This Situation of the several Lots here offered truly desirable, being near to the Town ofWinslo and an Opportunity of purchasing such Spots, wi not, in all Probability, occur again. The Copyhold is of Inheritance, and Fine certain Land. Tax redeemed, and Tithe- tree. Possession of the several Lots may be had at Ladr Day next; and tor further Particulars, apply at the Office of DECIMUS COOKE, Solicitor, in Leiceste where a Planof the Estate may be seen. The Tenants will shew the respective Lots. Leicestershire. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By D.& IS 4- SON, In ths Month of October, 1813 ( together or in such Lots as shall be hereafter specified), AValuable FREEUOI. D ESTATE, called Baron Park, situate in the Parish ot DESFORD, in the County ot Leicester; consisting ot two Farm- , Houses, with the Out- buildings antl Appurtenances thereto belonging; and about Four Hundred and Ten Acres of Arable. Meadow, and Pasture I. and, divided into convenient Closes, and now in the several Occu pations of Messrs. Thomas Hook, Thomas Hurst Joseph Bott, and John Hunt. The above Estate is about six Miles distant from Leicester, nine from Hinckley, and five from Market Bosworth. The Land- fax is redeemed, and a Modus ot Six Shillings and Eight. pence per Annum is pay able to the Rector of Desford, in Lieu of Tithes. The Time and Place of Sale will be advertised ... this Paper, and tor further Particulars, Application maybe made to Messrs. R. S. TAYLOR & CLEMENT, Solicitors, Gray's- lnn, Londjn; er Mr. Smf » Aii » , Solicitor, Leieester, , NO I ICE is heiebv given, 1 hat Application, is intended to be made to the Honourable House of Commons in the next Sessions of Parlia- ment, for Leave to bring in a Bill lo enlarge the? Term and amend the Pow ers of ihe several Acts of Parliament heretofore passed, for repairing Ihe Highways from OLD- STRATFORD, in the County of Northampton, to DUN CII U RCII, in. the CoU, nty of Warwick, nnd for more effectually- amending the said Highways, which Road passes through the several Parishes, Hamlels, antl Places following, ( that is to say) Old- Stralford, Dens- batiger, Pasenham, Cusgrove, Furtho, Yardley- Gobion, Potterspury, Paulerspury, Heathencofe, Woodhurcotte, Towcesler, Caldecnlt, Duneotte, Bnrcotte, Eascotte, Dalscotte, Cold - Higliam, Patlishall, Atcolte, Nether- Heyford, Stowe- Nine- Churches, Weedon- Beck. Dodford, Newuliam, Daventry, Drayton, and Braunston, in ( he County of Northampton, and Willoughbv, Woolscoti, anit Dunchurrh, in the Countv of Warwick.— Dated this 3d Day of September", 1813. By Order of the Trustees. EDMUND BURTO. V. TURWESTON INCLOSURE. WE the Commissioners appointed for putting in Execution an Act passed in Ihe last Session of Parliament, intituled " An Act for Enclosing Lauds in Ihe Manor and Parish of TUIt- WESTON, in the County of Buckingham," dt> To be SOLD bv AUCTION, In fhe Month of September next, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given, AVery neat HOUSE, and COTTAGE adjoin- ing, with a Barn, Garden, and other Conveni- ences, situate in the BROAD GREEN, in WE LLI NG- BOROUGH, in the County of Northampton, late 1 " r'l' • , V, C YI" T'V " i CUCR." , ^ in the Tenure of the Rev. Thomas Archard. hereby give Notice, that we have set out and ap- pointed the following Public Carriage Road and Highway, through nnd over the Lands and Ground* The House is newly and substantially built, and comprises two Sitting- rooms on the Ground Floor; two Bed. Chambers and one la'ge Attic, which may be easily divided. The Cottage contains two Rooms on the Cround Floor, a Chamber, and an Attic, and has been occu- pied with the House as a Kitchen and Servants' Bed- Rormis. The Whole forms a desirable Residence for respectable private Family, or a Person engaged in Manufacture or Trade. Immediate Possession may be had. Forfu- ther Particulars and to treat for the Purchase by Priv. ite Contract, apply to Messrs. HODSUN, Solicitors, Wellingborough. ' To be SOLD bv AUCTION, At the Dolphin Inn, Northampton, the latter End of the present Month, subject lo such Conditions j as will be then produced. Lot 1. qpHAT old- established INN, the X RED LION, with extensive Range of Stabling, Granaries, and Lofts, w ith good Cel- larage, spacious Yard and Garden. The Brewhouse, Stabling, and Granaries have been re- bnill but a few Years.— The above Inn is situate at Ihe lower End of HORSE- MARKET, near Gold- Siree!-, in ihe Town of NORTHAMPTON. Lot 2. A CLOSE and GARDEN, situate in GOLO- STREET, in NOR RTLAMPTON, in the Occupation of Mrs. Atterbury. The Garden is in high Cultivation, well planted with choice Fruit Trees, and the Ground it a most desirable Situation for Building. Lnt 3. A CLOSE of ARABLE LAND, slluate in ihe Parish of DUSTON, dan adjoining th. Turnpike- Road, containing 14 Acres 2 Roods, and in the Occupation of Mr. Richard Day. Lot 4. A CLOSH;, situate, wilh a Front adjoining Wool monger- Street, and Horse- Shoe Lane; llii Lot possesses great Advantages for Building. Lot 5. A CLOSE adjoining Ditto. Lot 6. TWO SHARES and TWO HALF- SHARES ju the GRAN D JUNCTION. For further Particular!, enquire of Messrs. SMYTHS, Solicitors, nnd of Mr. JOHN YORES, Auctioneer, Northampton, where a Plan of the Divisions of the Estates may he seen. To be SOLD by AUCTION, The latter End of this present Month of September, fun le s previously disposed of by Private Contract), ' pllE REVERSION it. Fee Expectant on the 1- Demise of a Lady aged 60, of and in 41 Acres ol exceedingly rich LAND, in OUNDt. E HELD, Part Fieehold and Part Copyhold, in tiie Occupation of Mr. N. Ball. For' Price and Particulars, apply to Mr. or Mrs BAKER, lslip, or Messrs. SHIRARD, Oundle or Thrapston. 2d September, 1813. by the said Ai t directed, lo be divided, allotted, and inclosed, ( that is to say) :— The Buckingham Road of the Width of 30 Feet, leading from the Green in the Village of Turweston, ill a Southward Direction along hv Old Inclosures, to the Turnpike- Road leading from Brackley to Buckingham. And we do hereby also give Notice, that we have ascertained such Roatl and Way bv Marks and Bounds, and have prepared a Map in which the same is accurately laid down and described, and have caused the same signed hy us, to be deposited with Messrs. Churchill, Field. 8z Weston, of Deddihgion, our Clerks, for the Inspection of all Persons concerned. And thai we have appointed a Meeting to be Held hv us at the Crown Inn, in Brarkley, in the County of Northampton, on Monday the twenty- seventh Day of September instant, at Eleven- o'Clnck in the Forenoon, at which Meeting, any Person who may be injured or aggrieved by the setting out of such Road, or by the Omission of any other Roads or Waj9, may attend and make iheir Objections thereto. And at which Meeting all Persons and Bodies Corporate or Politic, who have or Claim any . Common or other Right to, or in any of the Lands to he inclosed within the Parish of Turweston aforesaid, are required to deliver or cause to be delivered to us Ihe said Commissioners, an Account er Schedule in Writing, signed by them or their respective Husbands, Guardians, Trustees, Com- mittees, or Agcnls, of such iheir respective Rights or Claims, anil therein dean ibe Ihe Lands and Grounds, and the respective Messuages, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, in respect whereof they respectively Claim to be entitled lo any, and which of such Kiglits, in and upon the same, or any Part thereof, with Hie Name or Names of the Person or Persons iu the actual Possession thereof, and Ihe particular computed Quantities ot the same respectively, and mf what Nature and Extent such Right is, and also In" what Rights, and for what Estates and Interests they Claim the same respec- tively, distinguishing the Freehold from the Copy- hold or Leasehold; or, on non- compliance there- with, every of them making Default therein, will, as far as respects any Claim so neglected to bo delivered, be totally- barred and excluded of and from all Right and Title ill or upanjuich Lands sa to be divided, allotted, and inclosed, aud of and from all Benefit and Advantage iu or lo any Share or Allotment thereof.— Dated the second Day of September, 1813. THOMAS FULLJAMES. JOHN OA VIS. THOMAS HOPCRAFT. LAVENDON GRANGE, Buckinghamshire To- be - SOLD by-- AUCTION-, Towards the latter End ot the Mdnth of September, or Beginning of October,, 1813, in Lots, AMANOR, capita! MANSION- HOUSE, with suiiable ' Offices, Garden, Plantation, I- arm- House, Cottages, and other Buildings, with about 360 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lying m Lavendon, Clifton, and' Olney, ir. the County ot Buckingham, and now in the several Occupations of H. F. C. Cavendish, Esq. Mr, Thomas bexter, John Billing, Richard Ganderee, John Perry, William Griggs, and others. There is an exclusive Right of Fishery belonging to this Estate, and it is situated in- a fine Sporting Country. Possession of the Farm and Lands in the Occupation of Mi. Dexter riiay be had at Michaelmas next. The Mansion House and some Pa, lure Land about it will probably make one Lot-. For further Particulars, apply to Mi, FRANCIS Solicitor, Surry. Street, Norwich, - Romford Esse r, Freehold Estate,— Ct oun Inn and • l. antls. ' v To be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, By T. WOOD, At Romford, on Weduesdav the 8th Day of September, 1313, T HE old- established CROWN INN, at ROM- • FORD, fronting the HIOH- SIREET, wall con- venient Offices and Buildings, and a large Portion of Ground behind, frontingthe High Road from Romford to Hornchurch, suitable for Building; together with two Tenements adjoining the Inn. Also, in Lots, several rich Closes of M E A DO W and PASTURE GROUND, adjoining the Town of ROMFORD, altogether about 35 Acres, most con. veniently situated for the Inhabitants of that Town. Early Possession of the Whole can be given. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, 14 Daysprevious to the Sale, of Mr. HODSSON, I Solicitor, 27, Parliament- Street, Westminster ; » f* . Mr. TOWNSEV » , Solicitor, Romford; and of filt J J WooBj L. andA£ ent, LeT^ htoo. BuziaitJ, li- on m, lir Mr on 118 er or ht iR li- lB nd of ler to ive lid on cl\ ve to h, 111! E [ • y. iH- • nt ind ill. inK E • y- « y. an his k or lnR CCS lilt ins wn • III Ihe indl ho ito lid he ed ; ht on hie in- Ihe of Ihe the in " r ises CFS • lis— ey- ite, lie. im, ite- 101, niv anil ted for Ihe for III- " do » p- unil inds : ed, ret, ton, res, i li> are and I lIlF! and iled of all be the nl\- : » en any Ihe n of take dies any • nds stun be nunt hrir nm- gbts and nds, leaf and , or the eof, ame such I hat pec- > P>- lere- will, > he and II so and hurc 1 of und I t* T. bn- g ° f ford nth DW I of ion, I. 4th SEPTEMBER, 1813. Northamptonshire Yeomanry Cavalry• • TMI E ELEVEN TROOPS of'the NORTH- 1 A M PT0N8HIRE YEOMANRY CA- YALRY are requested to assemble, in Inspection Order, on the MISRKF. T- PI. ACE, at NORTH- AMPTON, at Four o'clock in Ihe Afternoon of TUESDAY the 21st of SEPTEMRER instant, for tbe Purpose of being trained and exercised under their own Officers, in pursuance of the Piovisious of the General Volunteer Act. The Regiment will remain in Quarters from Tuesday the21st, to Friday Ihe24lh Insiant, both Days inclusive. SPENCER, Colonel. ~ T. DUIMBLETON] GOAT INN, NORTHAMPTON, WI III the nlmost respect returns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Commercial Travellers, for the Favours they have conferred fin him since he entered npon Ihe above Inn ; and begs to inform Ihem that they may depend upon the utmost Attention being paid lojheir ArcommnJtttioo. the Sleeping- Rooms are neatly Sited up, with good Beds, which will always be found well aired ; Wines nnd Spirits of Ihe first Quality ; exrellenrlv good Stabling for fifty Horses, wilh loose Boxes for Race Horses, Hunters. fyc. T. Dumhletnn earnestly solicits Ihe Continuance nf the Favours of his Friends and Ihe Public at large ; and it will always be the first Object of his Wishes lo obtain their Approbation. FT?" OR IN N A RIRS on Market and FairDnvs. The Defiance Light Manchester Coach runs to the above Inn ever. Day. ANTED immediately, an ASSISTANT in NSCHOOL, A YOUNG MAN, qualified to leach Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and the F. nglish Grammars if he has a Knowledge of Ihe Latin Language, it will render him mote eligible. Tie must be well recommended for Sobriety and ftffahility of Di- positinn, as he w ill be espected to assist ill forming Ihe M inds of the Pupils. N, B, Apply personally, or by Letter, Post- paid, to O. GRACE, Academy, Winslow. Bucks. and Tallow- MAN, well acquainted with the Candle Business, i JOURNEYMAN — Also an active YOUTH, as an APFR ENTICE. Apply personally, or bv Letter, Post- paid, lo R. W. ROBINSON, Bedford. ANTED, in tt small Family, A COOK, who understands her Business well, and can have a gdtitl Character from her last Situation. Apply IO Mrs. PAYNE, Milliner, Parade, Norihampton. WANTED, in a Clergyman's Family, near Northampton, A MAN SERVANT who is used lo ihe Work of a Foolman, and can occasionally lake Care of a Horse. — Likewise in the same Family, a good plain COOK. Apply to the Printers) if by Letter, Post- paid, addressed M. S. WANTS a Situation, A Young MAN of respectable Conneclionsjand Family, as an ASSISTANT to a SURGEON and APOTHE- CARY.— He has served a regular Apprenticeship with a Gentleman of very extensive Practice, and ha? since aitended Ihe Hospitals in London. N. B. The most undeniable References can he given.— Letters addressed A. B. Posl- Oflice, Ashby- de- la- Znueh, will be immediately attended lo, WANTS a SITUATION, A Person who from his Infancy has been employed in Agricultural Concerns. He understands the Dairy and Grazing, the mo<? t approved Systems of Hus- bandry, Breeding and Feeding of Cattle, Irrigation, JBuilding and Repairing, Accounts, & c. & c. lie has for many Years been employed as Steward to Noblemen and Gentlemen, and can give the most satisfactory fteferences. Heisabout 45 Years of Age, married, and no Family. For further Particulars, apply to the Printers, if by Letter, addressed P. IV. Post- paid. A MILLER'S STATUTE will be held at TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. AMI a STATUTE for HIRING SERVANNS will he held at the HIND INN, WELLINGBOROUGH, on FBIOAY the 17th of SEPTEMBER, 1813. To be seen at NORTHAMPTON, thret Days previous to the Races ; And to he SOLO by AUCTION, On the second Day of Ihe Races, if not previously disposed of by Privnfe Contract, ABay Mare, aged, a very fast and good Hunter, was bought of General Onslow. Galloper, six Years old, by Miracle. Foxbearer, seven Years old, by Honeycombe. A Bay, five Years old, by Giles. A Bay, six Years old, hought in Northamptonshire. A Chestnut, four Years old, by Gauntlett, Dam by Trentham. A Chestnut, three Years eld, by Sir Oliver, Dam by Lavinia, by Pipator, out of Queen Bab. Poodle, by Popinjay, Dam by Aurelius, by Eclipse. A Chestnut Filly, two Years old, unbroke, Sister to Poodle. A Chestnut Colt, two Years old. bv Mirror. A Bay Filly, two Years old, by Popinjay, Dam ^ Elia, engaged at Knutsford, by Beningbrough. A Chestnut Colt, by Castrel or Lignum, out of Anaminta, by Sir Peter A Bay Filly, by Castrel, out of Madrigale, by Sir Peter. A Gentleman's Post- Chaise, with Driving- Box. A Brace of capital Greyhounds. WANTED, by a Grocer an Chandler, A steady YOUNG Freehold Capital Inns, Northampton. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that spacious and well- accustomed POSTING INN, the ANGEL, situate in BRIDGE- STREET, in the Town of NORTH- AMPTON ; consisting of four good Parlours in tils Front, back Parlours, Bar and Bar Parlour, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries. Larders, Sec. Sec. ; excellent Sleeping. rooms, and large Dining- room, one Pair, suitable Attics; large Yard, good Stables, Co3ch- Hou, es, Granaries, Sheds, and Soldiers' Rooms;, convenient Wine, Spirit, and Ale Cellars, with every Requisite fora Business of Magnitude. Also all that convenient and extensive INN, known by the Name of the FLEECE, most advan- tageously situated at the Bottom of BRI DOE- STREET, in the Town of NORTHAMPTON, near the Public- Wharf of the River Nen, and the Grand Junction Public Wharf; containing two good Parlours in Front, convenient Kitchen and Bar, good Cellars, Larder, Pantries, & c. on the Ground FIo ® r; seven good Sleeping Rooms on the first Floor, with suit- able Attics, Soidiers' Rooms, excellent Granaries, Stabling for upwards of eighty Horses, Sheds. Piggeries, Sec. ; large paved Yard, with a Commu- nication into the Cow Meadow, spacious Garden, well stocked, and a Pump and Well of excellent Water. These Premises are adapted for very extensive Business, and from their local Situation, being so near the Public Wharfs, are capable ot great Improvement. For turther Particulars, enquire ot Mr. BURBIDOI, Solicitor, Leicester. ~ ' NORTHAMPTON . 6rants Musical . festii) nf, WILL be celebrated in OCTOBEH next, under the Patroftnge of the following Noblemen and Gentlemen, who are STEWARDS on the Occasion: — His Grace tile Duke of GRAFTON, The Most Noble the Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, The Right Hon. the F, art of F. USTON, The Right Hon. the Earl of POMERET, The Right Hon. Earl SPENCER. K. G. The Right Hon. the Earl of UPPER OSSORY, The Right Hon. Lord LILFORO. Right Hon. Eart COMPTON, M. P. Right Hon. Lord CHARLES FITISROY, M. P. Lord Viscount BARNARD, M. P. Right Hon. Lord Viscount ALTHORP, M. P. Right Hon. J. C. VILLIERS, Hon. General FITZROY, ilt. tr. G. WATSON, Sir WILLIAM WIKB, Bart. Sir JUSTINIAN ISH AM. Bart. Sir GEOROE ROBINSON. Bart. Sir JAMES LANGHAM, Bart. Sir WILLIAM DOLBEN, Bart. Sir JOHN PALMER, Bart. Sir R. BROOKE DE CAPEI. BROOKE, Bart. Sir CHARLES KNIGHTLEY, Bart. Sir FELIX AGAR, GEORGE RUSH, Esq. High Sheriff, W. R. CARTWRIGHT, Esq. M. P. f WM. BANBURY, Esq. M. P. GEORGE GUNNING, Esq. M. P. GEORGE DENYS, Esq. M. P. Tie Medical Benevolent and Provident Society. PROFESSIONAL Gentlemen, resident . within or near the County of Huntingdon, and others, Noblemen and Gentlemen, v* ho are friertdlj o lie Establishment of a Society for Ihe Relief of str- ssed MROICALMEN ( being Members), their Winows, and ORPHANS, are requested to meet at he FOUNTAIN INN, HUNTINGDON, on TUESDAY he7th Day of SEPTEMBER. The Chair to be taken at Twelve o'Clock. S. ALLVEY, M, I). Vice- president. St. Neols, August 29. 1SI3. T( PUBLIC HOUSES and MALTING. To be SOLD by AUCTION, Pp Mr. KIRSHAW, Atthe Peacock Inn, in the Town of Northampton, - on Tuesday the 7th Day of September, 1S13, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, and not on Monday the 30th of August, as before advertised. The following leasehold and Freehold ESTATES, \ LL that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, Lot 1. or PUBLIC HOUSE, called or known hy the Name or Sign of the QUART POT, situate in MARE- FAIR, in the Town of NO RTHA M P TON, now in tile Tenure of John Cooper, being Leasehold, and held of the Mayor and Corporation of North- ampton, for the Remainder of a Term of ninety Years sixty Years and a Halt of which are unexpired. Lot2. All that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, or PUBLIC HOUSE, called or known by the Name or Sign ot theCATHERINE WHEEL, in the Occu pation of John Freeman; together with a MES- SUAGE or'I'ENEMENT adjoining the same, in the Occupation of John Marriott, situate and being in ABI R. GTON- STREET, in the said Town of NORTH- AMPTON; and a CLOSE or PIECE of inclosed GROUND, situare at the Upper- End of ABI NCTON STREET aforesaid, now also in the Occupation of the said John Freeman, containing hy Estimation two Acres, or thereabouts, more or jess. ( f3r These Premises are also Leasehold, and held r> f the Mayor and Corporation of Northampton, for tbe Remainder of two several Terms of twenty- one Years each, rhat of the Catherine Wheel and House adjoining being for eleven Years aud a Half, and Jliat ot the Close for thirteen Years and a Halt Lot 3. All that spacious, convenient, and capital FREEHOLD MALTING, situate in DEROGATE, in the Town of NORTHAMPTON, in excellent Repa containing a Lead Cistern that will wet 11 Quarters, with suitable Flour, Barley, and Malt Granaries Horse Mill, 2- Stall Stable, Cart. House, Coke and Wood- Slheds, Pump and Well of good Water, with every Requisite for carrying on an extensive Business. Also and together with a DWELLING- HOUSE adjoining, in the Occupation of Mr. John Tarry. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN GATES, Solicitor, or to the Auctioneer, Norihampton; and or a View of the Premises, apply to thefENANts. STABLES TO LETT GEORGE TNN, It R f XWO R Tit. OIIN RICHARDSON respectfully ac- quaints Ihe GBNTLFIMEN of the PYTCH- EY I1UNT, that he fitted his Stables up last Year for a Gentleman of Ihe Hunt, but that Gen- lemun not hunting he has his Stables to Lett. J. R. takes this Opportunity of returning his mere Thanks lo Gentlemen, Travellers, Dealers, nd others, for past Favours conferred on him ai lie said Inn, and humbly solicits a Continuance nf hem, and every Favour will be gratefully acknow- ledged by their humble Servant, JOHN RICHARDSON. A George Robinson, Esq. Edw. Bouverie, Esq. I\ S. IV. Sam/ cell, Esq. Francis Dickins, Esq. Robert Andrew^ Esq. Robert Blencoice. Esq. Samuel Isted, Esq. Thomas Carter, Esq. Peter Detlys, Esq. T. It. Thornton, Esq. Williafn Bailer. Esq. J. P. Clarice, Esq. J. Nethercoat, Esq. John Molina. Esq. Waller Strickland, Esq. J. If. Thursby, Esq. Colonel Corbett, To be SOL D bv AUCTIO N, By Mr. K IRS HAW, On Thursday the 9th Day of September, 1813, at the Swan Inn, in Oundle, in the County of North- ampton, at Threeo'Clock in the Afternoon ( subject to such Conditions of Sale as will lse then and there produced), \ Very desirable and valuable inclosed FREE- rV HOLD ESTATE ' Tithe. free, and Land- Tax redeemed), situate in the Parish of WARM INGTON, ill the said County of Northampton, on the high Road between Oundle and Peterborough, and now in the several Occupations nf Mr. Thomas Palmer and his Undertenant, Mr. Samuel Dudley; comprising a good Farm- House, Dairy, Y'ard, Orchard, Garden, Barns, Stables, Hovels, and other suitable Out- buildings, and 438A. 2R. IP. ( in Statute Measure) ot very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, conveniently subdivided into Closes, and in Part adjoining the Turnpike- Road, in seven Lots: Lotl. A Farm. House, with the Barns, A. R, P. Stables. Cow- Hovels, and other suitable Out- buildings, Sec. and Close adjoining .. S 1 9 Lot 2. Plantation Ground A. R. R. ( Pasture) 25 1 2 The Plantations ( together) 4 3 21 Woodhill Close ( Arable) 31 3 6 Upper Rolls Ground ( Arable)... 33 3 20 The Barn Close ( Pasture) with the / Barn therein 2fi 3 4 Broad Gate Close ( Pasture) 23' 0 18 Denton Slatle Close ( Arable » • 23 3 fi Rolls Lower Ground ( Arable).... 22 3 0 Little Meadow .....'.. 6 3 35 The Cottage Meadow 19 3 4 The Lower Part of SEED CLOSE ( Pasture), which is- to be divided, from jthe Upper Part thereof, as under- mentioned.. 9 Lot 3. Sutton's Further Ground ( Pasture) .... 23 Sutton's Hither Close ( Pasture).. 32 1 IS- 223 1 11 2 27 0 26 Lot 4. The Cottage Ground ( Pasture) 22 1 21 The Hill Ground ' Arable), with the Plantation therein 15 3 19 The Lower Long Close ( Pasture.. 11 2 37 The Upper Long Close ( Pasture) 11 1 21 ' 55 3 13 Lot 5. The Milking Close ( Pasture) Lot 6. The Acremead Clo. e ( Pasture) 7 3 19 Ihe Rush Close ( Pasture) 10 1 27 Lot 7. The Upper Part of Seed Close ( Pasture), which is to be divided from theLowerl'art thereof, 1 21 2 ti 18 1 6 a, under- mentioned The Green's Close ( Pasture) The Sink Meadow 18 19 20 57 3 15 Total... 438 .2 Mr. Dudley will shew the Estate, and Possession will be given at Saint Thomas next. file above Estate is a desirable Purchase, and within an easy Distance of Oundle, fhrapstoil, Stamford, and Peterborough. Descriptive Particulars and Conditions of Sale may had at the Swan Inn, Oundle; of the Auctioneer, Peacock Inn, and at the Oliiceof Messrs. BUSWSLL e SON, Solicitors, Northampton, where a Man ot he Estate may be seen. Colonel Thursby, Wm. Sawbridge. Esq. J. Armytage, Esq. George Courtenay, Esq. W. 2. /,. Ward, Esq. J. C. Ruse, Esq. C. Newman, Esq. John Hanbury, Esq. Wm. Ward. Esq. Edw. Wukefield, Esq. Wm. Kerr, Esq. C. Dill, Esq. J. Ward, Key. Langham Rokeby, Esq. P. . it, Luird, Esq. Fiennes Wykhnm. Esq. j R. Mainwaring, Esq. MR. BARRETT Has the Honour most respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, his numerous Friends in this Place, and the Public in general, that on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 13th of OCTOBER next, will be performed in the Church of ALL SAINTS, the first Part of Ihe CELEBRATED and SACRED ORATORIO of CREATION, Composed by Dr. II 1 VI) N. In which Madame CATALANI will introduce " Angels ever bright and fair." The second nnd third Parts will be miscellaneous, from the Works of Ihe great Masters. On THURSDAY the Uth, The SSFRBD ORJTORIO of the MESSIAH. On FRIDAY MORNING the 15th, A Grand Sacred Selection,_ Purposely arranged fur the Occasion, from Ihe most udmired Compositions of Ilandel, Haydn Mazart, Pergolisi, Graun, & c.; and in which Madame CATALANI will introduce '' Holy, Holy Lord," and tv Pious Orgies." Ou WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, nnd FRIDAY EVENINGS, will be performed at the Til E A TRE ( which, by Permission of the Proprietors, will be considerably enlarged f « r the Occasion), GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS; consisting of Ihe most favourite Overtures and Concertos, for the principal Performers mi their respective Instruments; the newest Glees, Duets, Songs, & c. The first Evenings Concert will con- clude with the popular national Air of " Rule Britannia," Verse and Chorus, by Madame CATA- ANI, which has been received In London with the most lively Sympathy aud rapturous Applause. PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS. Madame CATALANI, Mrs. VAUGHAN, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. GOSS Mr. KELLNER, And Mr. BRAHAM. PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS Leader of the Band, Dr. HAGUE, Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge. Principal Second Violin, Mr. William Marshall Principal Violoncellos, Messrs. Lindleyand Ashley Principal Tenors, Messrs. Richard Ashley and Marshall; Principal Double- Bass, Signior Anfossi Principal Hautboy,' Mr. Grieshach; Principal Bassoon, Mr. Holmes; Clarionets, Messrs* Hop kins and Guillim; Principal Flute, Mr. Nicholson Principal Trumpet, Mr. Schinidtz; Double Drums Mr. JenkinBon ; CONDUCTOR, Mr. BARRETT, who will preside at the Organ and Grand Piano- Forte. Assistant - Conductor — Mr. WM. MARSHALL. Among the other eminent Performers are Messrs Nicks,. flee, Kellham, Sternberg, Dobuey, Boneer Marshall, Spray. The Remainder of the Baud and Chorusses will be numernus and complete, from Luudoa, Oxford, Cambridge, Birmingham, Coven' try, Leiresler, Wellingborough, and Northampton The general Bill of Fare is in Preparation, and with other Particulars, will appear in a future Paper. Northampton, August 2T* A, 1813. Just published, Price Sixpence, Small TRACT, inlilled, " A Brand plucked out of the Fire," or a Brief Accou the Life of ROBERT KENDALL, ( including Narrative written by himself), who was executed at Northampton, August 13, 1813, in a Letter to Friend. By W. P. DAV IES. The Profits of ( his Work will be devoted to the Widow, Printed and published by Dicer, Sutton, & Smithson; and may be had of N. Merridew, Co- ventry ; the Booksellers in general; and alss of he Newsmen who distribute Ihis Paper. Freehold Public House— the Waggon and Horses, situated in Sheof- Streel, Uaventry. To be S O L D by AUCT'IO N, By Mr. KIRSIIAW, <) n the Premises, the Waggon and Horses, in Da- ventry, on Wednesday the 8th Day of September, 1813, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, vi LL that commodious nnd convenient PUBLIC il HO USE or INN, called or known by the Name otjf the WAGGON AND HORSES, situated in SHEAT STREET, in the Town of I) A V E NTRY ; con- sisting of suiiable Parlours, numerous Bed- Rooms, TCitchen, back Kitchen, Brewhouse, good Stabling, , paved Yard, Pump and Well of good Water, with . every Requisite tor carrying on a considerable Business. Also, together or separate, an excellent GARDEN , cear the said Premises. For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. OAKDEN, ^ Solicitor, Daventry; or the AUCTIONEER, North- ampton. rhe BN'„ • •> P Genteel, neat, and modern HOUSEHOLD - FURNITURE. To fee SOLD by AUCTIO N, | % Mr. KIRSHAW, By Order of the E* ecutors of the late WILLIAM \ GIBSON, Esq an the Premises in Bridge- Street, NORTHAMPTON, on Monday and Tuesday the 13th mi 14th of September, 1813, A LL the valuable, neat, and genteel IIOUSE- jrV HOLD- FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, Sec. of the said WM. GIBSON, Esq. deceased; comprising Four. post Mahogany Feet Bedsteads, painted Cor. nices; Field and other Bedsteads, excellent Feather- Beds, Cranky Mattresses, tine large Blankets, Coun- terpanes, Mahogany Wardrobes, double and single Chests of Drawers, Dining, Pembroke, Card, Tea, and Dressing- Tables, Bookcase, Bureaus, Night. Tables, Wash- hand- Stands, Chairs, Flre- Screens, » Sideboard and Cellaret. Knife. Cases, Counting House Desk, Sec. Brussels and other Carpets, Sta'rs Ditto. Curtains, with handsome Black and Gold Gilt Poles, Sun Shades; China and Glass, Kitchen, Scullery, and Brewing- Utensils in general; sweet Iron- bound Casks, with a Variety of genteel, neat, | t and useful Ettects, too numerous for an Advertise- ment. Also to be LETT, ami entered upon immediately or at Michaelmas next, 1 That convenient DWELLING- HOUSE, with } beautiful Gardens, in high . Perfection, and well i ciothed Hot- House, Green- House, and every Con- venience suitable, tor a genteel Family, late the j/ Residence of th- said Mr. Gibson. ; lot further Particulars, enquire of Mr, JONIS ^ ' • < v." the Avcuoirii*, Peacock Inn, Northampton. A1 Capital and most advantageously situated Freehold Closes of Bund, in Northampton Field, Subdivided into eligible Lots tor the Convenience of Purchasers. To be S O L D by A U C T I O N, By Mr. KIRSHAW, On Friday the 17th Day of September, 1813, at tbe Angel Inn, in Northampton, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, LL tliuse excellent and convenient CLOSES situate and being in the Parishes of ST. SEPULCHRE and ST. GI LES, in the said Town, viz Lot l. One divided Close, now in the A. a. r, Occupation of Corby, Gardner, situate at North- End, in the Parish of St. Sepulchre, being on the South Side of the said Close, containing 3 1 0 2. One other divided Close, adjoining Lot 1, containing 3. 9 19 3. One other divided Close, Northward of Lot 2, containing 4 3 15 4. Part of a Close adjoining Lots 1, 2, and 3, Eastward, and now in the Occupation of Mr. Alderman Cooch, containing 4 2 8 5. Part of the said Close, Eastward, containing 4 2 These two Lots have a Communication into the Lane leading from St. Sepulchre's Church. Yard to the Top of Abington- Street. 6. A Close of rich Pasture Land, adjoining the Kettering Road, and in the Occupation of Mr. Michael Smith, containing 7. One divided Part of Briar Close, in the Occupation of Mr. Cullen, adjoining Lot 6, and the Kettering Road, containing 8. One other Part of the said Close, adjoining theWellingboroughTurnpike- Road, South. East of the last Lot, containing.... 9 2 9. Adjoining the Road to Ket- tering; consisting of three Closes, VIZ ;— A. R. P. The Gorsey Close, with a Fold- Yard and Barn 5 The Home- Close 13 Part of a divided Close, on the North Side of this Lot 5 J 2 15 7 I 17 2 29 0 29 3 18 24 2 36 10. Part of a Close adjoining Lot 9, Northward, and on the Kettering Road 7 I 8 Also a Close called the Mere Hedge, adjoining the last Close, and the Fence between Abington and Northampton 18 0 22 11. Far Close, on the Kettering Road, and adjoining the Lane from Kingsthorpe to Abington 16 0 2! For further Particulars, e. quire of Mr. BURBIDGE Solicitor, Leicester; Mr. JEVES, Solicitor, or the AUCTIONEER, Peacock Inn, Northampton ; af whose Offices a Plan of the Estates may be seen 25 1 30 A. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, Very valuable and desirable inclosed and TITHE- FREE FAR~ M, wilh a capital Farm House and Homestead thereon, and 174A. 3R. 27P of fertile convertible Land, in Irchester, in the County of Northampton, adjoining to the Turn pike- Road from Higham- Ferrers In Welling borough, and wilh ur without 6X. 2R. 27A. of Grass Land in I RTH LI N G BOROUGH, adjoining upon the River Nen at Diteliford Bridge.— The Whole most conveniently situate for Roads and Markets, and ( here is Limestone on the Farm ; no in the Occupation of Mr. Cook, Tenant at Will.— The Arable Land is nearly adjoining to Ihe Home stead, and is well divided into seven Fields, all adjoining, with a convenient Fold- Yard, Barn und other Buildings iu one of Ihem. The Whole is Freehold except about 38 Acres which is Cepyhold of Ihe Duchy of Lancaster Fine certain, and very low.— The Land- Tax is re deemed, aud the Parish Rates are low.— More than Half Ihe Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage T" treat for the Purchase, apply to Mr- DAY St. Neols; Mr. PIERSON, Kimholtou; nr Messrs. FORBES. PocncK, & FORBES, Ely- Place, Lon- don; where Plans of the Estate may be seen. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. DENNIS, At the King's Anns Inn, in Horsemarket, North- ampton, on Friday, September IT th, 1813, at five o'Cl ick, AValuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE, desirably situated on the South Side of GOLD- STREET, NORTHAMPTON, and now in the Occupation of Mr. John Chapman, Jun.; comprising tour good Bed- Chambers, Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, Back- Kitchen, Workshop, Garden, and Yard, iu which is a Pump of good Water. The Premises are Brick and Slated, in excellent Condition, having been entirely rebuilt within these three Years, and are held under Lease for 99 Years, 93 of which are unexpired, subject to au annual Ground Rent of £ T. To be SOLD by AUCTION, At the Horse Shoe Inn, in Daventry, on Wednesday the Twenty- second Day of September, 1813, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, ( unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given), \ FREEHOLD ESTATE of uncommonly rich /\ PASTURE and FEEDING LAND, in the Parish of, and adjoining the Village of WATFORD, in the County of Northampton, containing by Ad- measurement 58A. 12P. called or known by the several Names of Banky Meadow, Ash Plantation, Wheat Close, Wheat Close Meadow, and Freeman's Croft. And also two C LO SE S of rich ARABLE LAND in the Parish of KILSBY, adjoining Watford Gap, called Brockerage Close, containing by Admeasure ment 8A. 3R. 34P. and the North Side ot Caiser Close, containingSA.. SP. in the Occupation of Mr Thomas Payne,— Possession of which may be had a St. Thomas next. For further Particulars, apply at the Office of Mr. BURTON, Solicitor, Daventry. POSTSCRIPT. London, Friday, Sept. 3. PARIS Papers to the 31st ult. were received in town this morning;. Thev contain i » o Bul- letin or Report from Bonaparte himself; but a Letter from Count Daru, the Secretary of State, to the Minister at War, dated Goerlitz the 24tb ult. announces the renewal of active operations Bonaparte, it is said, was too much occupied to write, lire allied Army in Silesia is vaguely stated to have been beaten and repulsed to a dis- tance, and the passes of Bohemia to have been occupied and fortified ; but no mention is made of any general action having taken place, from which it is clear, that the Bulletin of Savary, serted in another part of our Paper, must have been an imposition. We think, however, there can be little doubt that a great battle has been fought subsequent to the 24th. Davoust was ad- vancing in the direction of Berlin, which capital he was expected to reach on the 231 or 24th. We know, however, that the Crown Prince of Sweden, with an army of !> 0,000 men, had ad- vanced to the defence of Berlin; and that Davoust must have defeated that army before he could make his entrance into the Prussian capital. That Bonaparte will endeavour to strike a blow in that quarter is highly probable. The fate of the for- tresses which he holds upon the Oder, and that of Dantzic, depends upon his being able to relieve thein, and he will make a violent effort for thi purpose; but even should the Crown Prince be compelled to retreat, Bonaparte will increase h danger the further he removes from his re- sources. The Austrian army, by a movement on his rear, may compel liini to fall back, in spite of any advantages which he may have gained at the re- comurencement of the campaign. The French Papers contain no intelligence from the Peninsula. Reported Defeat of the French.— A letter has been received this morning from Deal, stating the arrival of tbe Active cutter in the Downs, from the squadron off Flushing. She is said to bring aecounrs. that, previous to her sailing, some. Dutch fishing boats had been alongside the Impregnable, Adm. Young's flag ship, and communicated the intelligence that an engagement had taken place between the allied armies and the French, in which the latter bid sustained a loss of 10,000 men. No , date or place were mentioned ; but it is added, that ( luring the engagement the Emperors of Russia and Austria, and the King of Prussia, were present. Yesterday arrived a mail from Cadiz, with letters and papers to the 28th July. The in- formation which they communicate on military matters possesses little either of novelty or interest. It is sormised that Catalonia is now about to become the principal theatre of war; but many rea « ons concur to persuade us, that the military operation, of the French ill that quarter cannot assume a sufiicient importance to prop, for any great length of time, the falling fortunes of their cause. Al- most ever since Murray's disgraceful flight before Suchet, the latter has been flying with still greater rapidity, though with more skill and prudence, before the united British and Spaniards. Our brave troops, led on by Lord W. Bentinck, and panting to remove the stain of their late failure, had hoped that thev would be able to come up with the boasting Frenchman at the passage of the Ebro j be, however, afforded them no oppor- tunity to try his strength there, but retired, burning and destroying every thing that could be converted to military use by his opponents, aud only leaving garrisons in Murviedro, Peniscola, and Tortosa, on his route. These fortresses of course will occupy a certain portion of the Spanish army iu their blockade or reduction; but they have hitherto occasioned little or no obstacle to the movements of Lord VV. Bentinck, who, joined by several Spanish divisions, still presses on the retreiting forces of the French Commander. Even if the latter should face about, and endeavour to appear once more in the open field, his sphere of action will now be So limited as to afford little scope for extensive operations: and great hopes may be certainly entertained of seeing bint forced, ere long, to seek refuge behind the Eastern, as Joseph did behind the Western Pyreitnees. The scatteied garrisons will, intleed, serve to protract the warfare; but it will be only a petty disjointed struggle for insulated posts; whilst, in the mean time, the general population of the country will join on all sides in harassing the retreating enemy and giving support and assistance to the ad- vancing army of deli erers and friends. Indeed, the enthusiasm with which the English have been received at every town and village on their march from Alicant has been most truly gratifying, and is a iwlficient pledge of the zeal of the inhabitants irt the good cause,— a zeal, which, under proper direction, will enable them easily to maintain that freedom which is now so gloriously recovered for them. In the midst of these animating scenes, and whilst the whole, kingdom of Spain justly felicitates itself on the wonderful exploits of its protecting armies, it is a pity that any part of its attention should be called nflf to a matter of comparatively trivial concern. It seems that tbe Pope's Nuncio, who was so properly expelled from Spain for bis meddling' and officious interference with the acts of the Legislature, has thought proper to take up his residence in Portugal, at no great distance from the frontier. Tliii is a circumstance which might well have been passed over without notice. The'individual in question might have been suffered to sink quietly into oblivion, and not made of any further consequence by " discussions, trifling in them- selves, and drawing off the thoughts of the Spanish people from the important duties of providing for the defence and security of their liberated country. Much yet remains to be done in that respect : much in tbe formation and discipline of an effective army,— much in the cultivation and tiaiiRgement of the national resources. Indebted as they are to the great talents of the Marquis of Wellington, for tbe acquisition of their liberty and independence, they may owe him still more for its preservation, if, laying aside all frivolous disputes among themselves, they will take bis advice for their guidance,' and steadily tollow his pl, aii9 for the protection of Spain against any future irruption of its barbarous invaders. The present moment, indeed, is one in which all civilised nations ( for the French have lost their title to that distinction) should earnestly join ii the one great work of rebuilding the edifice oi rational European liberty. There should be a ruce with the petty squabbles of party and faction. In the well- chosen wordi of J: lie Crown Prince, " there might to exist only one will among hose nations that are determined to escape from shame and slavery." Coalitions of. the greater Powers have of late years fallen almost wholly II to disrepute, from the experience that they have seldom or never been founded in a true community of opinion and principle; but the severe and continued sufferings of the whole Continent, and the shameless and unbounded rapacity of its oppressor, has, we trust, at length obliterated ali scepticism, and silenced all selfish- less in this respect. Never was a league con- tracted mirier circumstances which more strongly warranted the good faith of all its parties, than that which in effect unites at the present moment the greater and tiie better part of Europe agairist Despot and a horde of slaves; and, judging from the terms which Austria last proposed as the br\ pis of her mediation, it must be owned that that Power, though the last to adopt the principles of the Confederacy, appears to have finally accetled to them without reserve; Those terms, are understood on good authority to have been the following:— 1. That the Duchy of Warsaw ( a mere engine of Bonaparte's intrigues) siould be abolished. 2. That the Prussian fortresses should be given up to their legitimate Sovereign. 3. That Dantzic should be evacuated by the French troops. 4. That Austria should be put in possession of the Illyrian Provinces. 5. That Hamburgh and Lubeck should be restored to their independence; and 6. that the Confederacy of the Rhine should be dissolved.— No Sovereign would have ventured to make such demands as iliese, but upon a full conviction that his own in- terest was inseparably connected with the inde- pendence of other Powers. If it had been pos- sible for Bonaparte to have agreed to them, then it might have been possible for liiin to live on tet'ms of fairness and equality with other crowned heads; hut if his rejection of them was next to a certainty, then Austria must have been prepared to encounter all the weight of his hostility, in de- fence of the common safety and independence of nations. . That Bonaparte's rejection of the Aus- trian ultimatum is exceedingly unpopular in France, cannot be doubted, Indeed, the reports of yesterday went so far as to assert, that serious disturbances had broken out in many pans of the Empire. However, little ought to be reckoned upon disaffection in France, whatever may be the case iu the annexed departments; but the lung silence of the French papers on the Austrian De- claration of War, coupled with the secret meet- iugs of the Senate, certainly indicate a more than usual degree of apprehension in the Tyrant, or a more than usual degree of. difficulty in his mea- sures. Letters from the French coast mention, as an undoubted fact, that the Government, in spite of all its declamations against paper money, is obliged to have recourse to that expedient, aud that an issue of fifty millions of francs is imme- diately to take place. The following paragraph is copied from the Glasgow Courier of Tuesday last; but the Admi- ralty have not received any such intelligence :— " We hear that a King's cutter, yesterday morning, standing into Iivine Bay, fired a gun lor a boat to come out. The Commander of the cutter stated, that the President American frigate had been captured by one of his Majesty's cruisers." The French Senate has had another cabal, and, it is whispered, are about to sanction the issue of Assignats to a great amount. But it may be greatly doubted whether the credit of the present Government of France will sustain any issue of paper money. The Firm is not very respectable, and there are some appearances which indicate the immediate bankruptcy of rhe chief partner, who has been long notorious for extensive gambling speculations, and the debasing of crowns. Tbe wife of Edward Linthwiiite, a poor mafi, resident in Pasture Lane, in Leicester, was on Tuesday night delivered . of. THREE CHILCRFN, all of Whom are rif/ re, aud likely to do well! Oil Monday last, an inquisition was taken before Nathaniel Jones, Gent, one of his Ma- jesty's coroners- for this borougli, oil view of the body of William Harris, a yotnig lad . of this town, who worked as a labourer with Mr. [ lop- kins, and in an out- house belonging to whom, on the above day, the lad wai found hanging. Ver- dict,— Lunacy. On Saturday last an inquisition was taken at Lidhngtdn, Bedfordshire, before It. Ai Redtlall; Gent, coroncrof the honour ( if Ampthill, tin view of the body of Robert llenman, landlord of the Peacock public house, who on the preceding day having loaded some straw on a cart, and being upon the load whilst his son was driving out of the yard, fell from the same, and pitching upou his head, received So violent a concussion upou the brain, that lie instantly expired.— Verdict; acciental death, On Tuesday last, an inquest was taken at Stagsden, before Thomas Times, Gent, coroner for the countv- of Bedford, on view of the body of William Church, who was serit to mow same clover in a field belonging to Mr. T'hos. Bass, an 1 not returning so soon as was expected, Mr. Bass went into the field to ascertain the reason,' when he found the deceased lying oil the ground quite dead. It was proved in evidence that the deceased liad been subject to fits, and there being no other apparent cause Of his death; the jury returned tt Verdict, that lie died ill ri fit. , , Saturday J. Jeffries and , W. Wiggiti, the tvvii men who were apprehended a few days a" o, at Messrs. Praeds and Co's, London, in ilie act of uttering some of the Buckingham an I Aylesburv notes, which had been stolen from the Leeds Mail the 26th of October last, Underwent a second exa- mination. It turned out that the tery notes tlia prisoners presented were the. same that bad been remitted to Messrs. PraedS anrl Co. from their connection in Kettering, on the day preceding the night the Mail was robbed. Mr. Parkin, the Solicitor to tbe Post Office, put a number of interrogatories to the prisoners, but nothing new transpired. The prisoners were committed for further examination. Yesterday se'nnight was committed to the county gaol, by S. Bleticowe, Esq. George Burton, charged with stealing from an out- house some articles of brass, the property of James Cole, of' Sulgrave; DERBY RACe"—( Concluded). Wednesday, August 25, The Noblemen arid Gentlemen's Plate of 61gl. for horses, etc. of nil ages. Four- mile heats. M r, Shaw's h. c, Coldstream, by Evander .. 1 t Mr. Curr's b. m. GlanvinR 2 2 Mr. Whitehnrst's H. rrt. Miss Foiesler, 3 3 Mr. Bainbrigge's hr. r. Sir Roger, broke down. 5 to 4 against Glanvina, 5 lo 1 agst. Sir Roger, 6' and 7 to 4 agst. Coldstream, after the first heat, even heiiing on Coldstream. A good race, but won easy at Ihe end. A Sweepstakes of 5gs. each, with a Subscription purse added, for horses, $ fc. not more than 14r hands, weight for inches. T. vo- mile heats.— ( t> Subscriber^.) Mr. Theohald's b. g. Mat of the Mint, by DonQuixoite Mr. Sanders's ch. nt. by Spear Mr. Nadin's ch. m. Cecilia Mr. John Arkwrighi's ch. g. True Blue .... Mr. Clayton's b. m. Miss Twigg 5 to 4 on Mat of ( lie Mint. Won very easy 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 dr; 5 dr. Price of Stuck! this Day— 3 per Cent. Red. 0.— 3 per Cent Cops. 57.— 1 per Cent. Cons. 72J. Navy 5 pfr Ceut. Ann. 86J.. — India Bonds Od.— Exchequer Bills ( Id— Cons, tor Acc S/ j-- — Oin. 5| pr. NORTHAMPTON, SATURDAY EVENING, SISPT. h - » * « -- BIRTH.] The Lady of Sir James I. angliam, Bar:, was safely delivered of a daughter oil Wed- nesday last, at his house in Manchester- square, London. MARRIED.] On Thursday se'nnight, at Isle- worth, Mr. Samuel Emden. of King- street, Cheap- side, to lillen, only daughter of Mr. J. Easton, of Cheshunt, Herts. Same day, the Rev. Thomas Edwards Colston, icar of Bradwell, Oxfordshire, and domestic chaplain to Lord { Ciimaine, to Henrietta, daughter of the late Win. Tinney, Esq. of Salisbury. Friday se'nnighr, Mr. VV. Browne, of Leicester, to Mary- Ann, daughter of Captain Wright, of Quorndon, Leicestershire. Saturday last, at Northfield, the Rev. W. II. Lonford, rector of Stretton upon Foss, Warwick- shire, to Miss S. H. Greaves, of Northfielri. A few days ago, at Ashby- de- la- Zouch, Mr. Sanders, bf Beanvale Abbey, Nottinghamshire, to Miss Mooi- e, of tbe Old Park, Leicestershire. Lately, at Stamford, the Rev. Robert Boon, rector of Uffjrd- eum- Bainton, in this county, to Mary, daughter of Samuel Edwards, Esq. of the former place. DIED.] On Sunday last, in tbe 23d year of his age, Mr. Nethercoat, grazier, of Tliornby, near this town. Same day, at Hertirigfordbury- park, in tbe county of Hertford, William Baker, Esq. juii. eldest son of William Baker, Esq. Bayfordbury, in the same county, in the 3Gth year of his age. Tuesday last, in the 28ih year ofhis age, Mr. Wm. Wedding, of Crick, iu this county, whose marriage we announced on the ( list ulr. Yes'erday se'nnight, whilst in the harvest field, Mr. Cooke, farmer, of Naseby, in this coumy. A few days ago, of tbe srnall- pox, Mr. Joseph Wetton, of Armitage, Staffordshire, aged 89. To the GROWERS of WHEAT.— The INFALLIBLTI ALKALY, a certain Preservative against Bunts he Wheat.— l'o those persons who have already made use of this preparation, it is unnecessary to say any" thing by way of recommendation, the advantages they have experienced from the use of il being such, that many of tliein have declared that they would not be without it, were it ten times the price it is sold nt; but to those who are unacquainted with its value, the following fact must necessarily prove, not only the efficacy, but the great utility^ iikewise of this preparation, which is calculated to preserve a species of grain from injury, that is not only the strongest nourishment but the prin- cipal support of man:— A few years ago, the inventor of this remedy tried an experiment upon 50 bushels of wheat, which was sown upon ' 20 acres, of land, in an open field; the flat it was sown upon lay nearly in the centre of 20l> acres of fallow, which was all sown vvitli wheat the same autumn. ' The flat on which the wheat prepared by this Alkaly was sown, was lean, old- going, tired land, far from being in a decent state of cultivation, having had no more than three or four ploughings, « liereas land for wheat ought to have at least six or seven. The 50 bushels of wheat were all in the ground by die 20th of Sep- tember; " it came up very even, and continued a fine healthful growth until it was fit for thesicklet he bunts were but few in number, as, upon a careful examination, by judicious people,- they could not discover more than 4 or 500 bunts in the whole 20 acres; whereas the adjoining flat, which was 12 acres, was nearly oiu half of it bunts lthough the seed with which both Hats were sown did not differ in any respect, except the preparation ; indeed, there was not a single land throughout the whole 200 acres that had escaped the ravages of this diminutive but destructive insect. By appointment of Ihe inventor, the Alkaly is old by Sutt » n & Co. ( late Dicey & Sutton), No. 10, Row Church- yard, London, and by Ihe Printers of ibis Paper, price lis. Oil. the large packet, and IGs. the small, wilh full directions for using it. Sold also hy Totaalin. Daventry j Harrod, llarho- rough ; Dash, Kettering; Barringer & s0n, New- puri- PagHell; Palgrave, Bedford; Quenebornugh, Dunstable; Lovell, Huntingdon; Sanderson, Wei- ingborough ; Yorke & Summers, nnd Bell, Oundle } Rowell, Rugby; Gallard Ik Gurney, Towcester » Jacob, Peterborough ; Hawkes, Lutterworth 5 Warde, Hinckley; Loggin, nnd F. Wheeler, Aylesbury; Seeley, Buckingham ; Collison. Brack- ley; Alsop, Luton; Richardson, Stony- Stratford ; Creed, Leighton; by Ihe venders of Medicines in general, and may he had of the Newsmen, wh s carry this Paper. (£ 3* The large Packet contains as much Alkaly as will make a Lixivium sufficient to prepare Seed enough for 30 Acres of Land; the small Packet for Acres. A fiery meteor, of great brilliancy, passed over - Huntingdon, on tbe night of Tuesday se'nnight, about 12 o'clock.— It appeared to take its course towards the Riptyns. The crops of nil'kinds of grain have never been more luxurious than at the present year; several field-, in this neighbourhood have yielded 40 bushels per acre— an instance almost unprece- dented, the general average being about 20 bushels. The want of hands to get in the harvest on some parts of the coast is very distressing; in the vicinity of Budleigh and Exmouth a quantity of wheat has been lying on the ground upwards of a week without tbe farmers being able to procure a sufficient number of labourers to get it together.— Fleeter Gazette. One proof, in support of the general opinion of the unprecedented bountifulness of the present crops, we feel great pleasure in mentioning, and hope it will he as general as it is in this instance well authenticated.— Mr. Southwood, ofBathpool willing to ascertain the actual amount of rhe pro- duce' of twy acres of wheat " 111 his possession, last week caused it to be thrashed, and found it yield the uncommon quantity of 70 bushels ! This is nearly double the amount of an average crop.— Taunton Courier. Potatoes.— A Farming Correspondent informs , that it is « ell ascertained, and proved by documents tbe most unquestiorable, that the cause of CURLED Potatoes is from allowing the crab of the potatoe to remain on the plant; for when the crab litis been cut off, the future sets have always proved free from the curl, and vice versa, It is also necessary that the potatoes, foi sets, should be reaped before the stem is withered. — Another matter worthy of remark is, that a green potatoe top, cut oft" in June, at the lengtl of 0 to 8 inches, and pricked into the ground ii moist weather, will produce good potatoes in October. Corn- Exchange, London, Friday, Sept. 3. The Wheut trade continues exceedingly heavy, having 110 demand, and the arrival uf a lar^ e quantity from the Baltic has caused a further depres- ion iu our prices; but 1 hough less money is asked than mi Monday no sales can be tfferterl. OatS being in short supply, support their prices. Barley is ruther lower. In other articles no alteration. Saturday. 96s. Cd. to 105s. Od. Northampton — Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans .......... Peas — s. Od. to b, tlie Standard Measure. — s. Cd. 10 — s. Od. to 42s. Pd. to — s. Od. to Od. — s. Od. 44s. Od. — s. Od. — s. od Market- Hurborough—' Puesilay se'nni^ ht. Wheat .-.. lOOs. Od. to 116s. fid. Barley 51s. Od. to 51s. 6d. New Oats — s. Od. to — s. 01. Old Oats 46s. Od. to - s. Od. New Beans .......... 76s. rid. to 80s. 0d. Old Beans — s, Od. to — s. Od. This return is made under the directions of the late act, which abolishes customary measure, and requires the returns to be made for the preceding ek. • 1' Banbury— Thursday lust. Wheat ( per Bushel) 10s. Od. to 12s. 3d. Beans ( Ditto) 7s. Od. to 9s Cd. Hog Peas ( Ditto) — s. Od. to — s. Od. Vetches ( Ditto) — s. Od. to — s. Od. Barley ( per Quarter) 48s. Od. to 54s. Od. Oats ( Ditto) 45s. Od. to 48s. OJ. Bread 2s. 4d. the Half peck. LIST of FAIRS from Sept. 6, to Sept. within the Circuit if this Paper, M. Sept. 6. Dateniry. Th. 9. Oakham. M. 13. Leicester. W, 15. Dunchurch. Th. 16. Luiterworltl. 18* A L- L F XX listal NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. Persons vvbo stand indebted to the Estate of \ lr. Wi Ll. l A M BUTCH ER". l i te « f FnoxriKLb, in Ihe Oountv of Bedford, de- ceased; are requested ti> pay their respective Debts to His Administratrix. Mrs. Rebecca Buieher, of JFrnxfield aforesaid,' or to Mr. Eagles, Solicitor, AmptMll* on or before the 23d Day nf September next, or legal Means will lie taken for recovering the, same. And all Persons to whom Ihe said Wm. Iluteher s'ond indebted at the fi'lie of his Decease, are required forthwith ta deliver an Account thereof to the said'Mr. Eagles. Ampthill, Aug 26/ S, 1SI3. To be SOLO bv PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' IMIE STOCK in'. TRADE and well- established B BUSINESS of a GROCER and TEA- DEALER, together with the Dwelling- House and extensive Warehouses, where the same is carried oil. This Business has been established upwards ol fifty Years, and tlu Situation is- most desirable. For further Particulars, applv to the Printers of his Paper.— The Postage of Letters, addressed S. T- li'tst be paid. IF F. MZABETII BUTCHER, Daughter of JOHN BCTCHBR, late of PiwSFiti. il, in Ihe Parish of Eversholt, and County of Bedford, Baker, deceased, who left her Friends about eight or nine Years airo, will apply to Mr. Eagles, Soli- citor, Amplbill, in the said Count y, she will hear of Something lo h< r, Advantage ; and if she is dead, and anv Person will immediately inform the said Mr. F. ngles thereof, and satisfactorily prove her Death, he or she shall receive FIVE POUNDS Reward. Ami* thin, Aug. 26lb, 1813. T. Si VF. WIilGU I' is happy to state, ihe Scheme . of the New Lottery, to be drawn 17th of SEPTEMBER, meets great Approbation and coniains a greater Proportion of ,£ 20,000 and =£ 10.000 Prizes than usual; the lowest Prize is =£ 20 ; the first 1,0( 10 Blanks. _£< j(> each; and only 12,000 Tickers. His old Offices have shared the greatest Amount of Prizes ever paid by one Firm:— In late Lotteries, S Priz- s of. .=£ 20 000 I The First.. =£ 30.000 The Only... 40,000 | The Last .. 25.000 fcc. See. Sec. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at No. 37, Comhill, No 1, Piccadilly, No. 141, Oxford- Street. and bv his Agents, Mr W. BIRDSALI.,— Northampton. Mr. J. FF. RRALL ( I. te Swinnev & Co.)— Birmingham. Mr. E. BATE j,— Kettering. Mr. T. CHENEY, — Banbury. MURSLEY INCLOSURF. NOTICE is hereby given, That an Ap plication is intended to be made In the Ho- nourable IIonse of Commons, io the next Session of Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for Leave to bring in a Bill fo dividing and inclttsing ihe 0|, en and common Fields common Meadows, common Pastures, Commons waste and oilier commonable Lauds and Grounds, the Parish of MURSLKY, in the Countv o Buckingham. CHARLES WILLIS. Winston, August Kith, 1813. Cotle'rs( octi-. cum- Gleipthern Inclmnre. WE, whose N. ani^ s are jj£ r£ unto subscrited, being Commissioners rvipwd a. nd appointed in and byan Act ot Parliament pissed in the Fi'fty- tiir Yea'rJof his present Majesty's Reign, intilled " Ar, I Act tor inclosing Lands in'th" Parishes of ClVTT* R STOCK- CO M- G LA I'THORlM, ill tbe' Cbuniy ' of Northampton," do hereby give Notrce that we htfvc Literature. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. FIFTH EIMTIOK. rhis Day was published,, containing 50 Sheets ol Lette - Press, and illustrated b'v 35 Engravings. Price Ids. in extra Boards, Volume IV, Part I, o( rjNCTCl. O'P& DlA BllITANNiC A ; or, A S A D ictionary of Aits, Sciences, and Miscellaneous ' AUGUST ' 21st, 1813. VTOTICK IS hereby given to the Proprietors 1 v " of a'certaiu common Green, called L E DB'IJ R N GREEN, and. of all other the Common Meadows, Common Pastures, Cow Commons, and Commonable Lands, in the Parish of MENTMORE, in the County of Buckingham, find to ail other Persons whom it doth or may concern. That Application will be made to Parliament in the " next Session for Leave to bring in a Bill for dividing', allotting, atid'jllclosing of a certain Common Green, called L- ED'BURN GREEN, and of all other the Common Meadows, Common Pastures, Cow Commons, and Commonable Lands in the Parish of MENl'MORE aforesaid. WILLIS Se SONS, Solicitors, Leighton- Buzzards caused a Copy of the Objections- MCMim* delivered : in to us at our present Meeting, to be made out and left at tbe Office of Mr. Robeit Sherard ( our Clerk), n Oundle, in the County of Northampton, for the] Perusal and Inspection of all" Persons interested in the said Inclosure.— And we do further give Notice, hat we shall meet at the Swan Inn, in Oundle aforesaid, on Monday the 6th Day of September next; at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, wten and where! we shall hear and determine the said Objections —| Given under our Hands this seventeenth Day of July, 1813. HUGH JACKSON. CHARLES B. E RKELF. Y. ROBERT She R ARC, Salic. itBT. N'GJfCE is hereby given, arising at the several Tol DUNC11URCII ROAD. TURN PIKE TOI. LS TO BE LETT. That the TOLLS Toll- Gates, upon the Turnpike- Road leading from DuncJlurch to Hill- morton, in the County ot Warwick, and from thence- to St. James's End, in the Parish of Diistbit, in the County of Northampton, cailed r known bv the several Names of the Hillinorton Gate, West- II'a'ddon Gate, and the St. James's End Gate, will be LETT by AUCTION to Ihe Best Bidder, at the House of Mr. Thomas Walton, known by the Sign of the Fox and Hounds, at Harleston, in the said County of No thampion, on Tuesday tbe Twenty- first Day of September next, between the Hours ot Twelve and Four o'Clack, in the Manner directed by an Act passed in the thirteenth Year of his present Ma jesty's Reign for regulating the Turnpike- Roads,' which Tolls produced the last Year the Sums fol- lowing, ( viz.)— at Hillmorton Gate, the Sum ot =£ 220. — West- Haddon Gate, the Sum of =£ 230 — And at St.. James's End Gate, the Sum of =£ 215, above the Expenses of collecting them respectively, and will be put up at those respective Sums'. Whoever happens to be the Best Bid ler, must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties to ihe Satissaction of the Trustees, for Payment of the respective Rents agreed for, and at such limes as they shall direct. By Order of the Trustees, WM. TR. SMYTH, Clerk. Northampton, IKth. August, lftlS. M ARSTON- TROSSELL INCl. OSURE. WE, the undersigned Commissioners ap- pointed by an Act or Parliament passed in the Fifty. third Year of the Reign of his present Ma jesty, intituled Act for inclosing Lands in the Parish of M A RST. O N- T RUSSELL, in the County of Northampton, do hereby give Notice that we have set out and appointed the following Carriage Ruads and Highways, over the Lands and Grounds by tile- said Act directed to be divided, allotted, and inclosed, viz. :— Public Carriage Roads and Highways of the Width of 1 hirtv Feet. Market- Harborough Road. — From the Village of Marston- Trussell, ar the Northward End of Sand Pit lane in an Easteily Direction, and in or nearly in the Track now used to Smart's Lane, in the Parish of Lubenhain East Farndon Road — From the Village of Marston- Tru- sell. at the Southward End of Stony- Lane, in or nearly in ihe Track now used to the Lordship of East- Farndon. Sibbertofr Road. — From the Village of Marston- Trussell. at the said En'dof Stony- l ane, in a South waidly Direction to Short l eys Ford, and thence ii a Westerly Direction over Short Leys Furlong " and Short Nine Furlong, to Bull Acre Common, and thence in a South Wesretly Direction, and in or nearly in the Track now used to the Lordship of Ho'horpe, at a Gate called Sibbertoft Gate. Clipston Road — Branchin.; out of ihe la « t de- scribed Road at Short Leys Ford, and extending Souih Eastwardiy in or nearly In a straight Line to the Lordship of Clipston, at Clipston Gate. Hothorpe Road. — Frun the Westward End of the Village of Maiston- Trussell, in a Westwardly Direction, and in or nearly in the Track now used to the Lordship of Hothorpe, at Hothorpe Gate. Theddingworth Road.— Branching out of the last described Road, at the Eastward End ot Beggars Bush Furlong, aad extending in a Northwardly Direction to Little Meadow Furlong, and thence in or nearly in tbe Ttack now used to the Lordship of I. ubenhain, at ^ coborough Gate. And we the said Commissioners do further give Notice that we have ascertained the same by Marks] and Bounds, and have prepared a Map in wbich such intended Roidsare accurately laid down and described,' and hive deposited the same with Messrs. Adams and Waitnaby, our Clerks, at the Office of Mr. Ceorg- Warinaby, in Market- llarboroufh, for the Inspection of all Persons concerned. — And we do hereby give Notice, that we have appointed a Meeting to be held by us the said Gommissioners, at the Angel Inn, in Mark'et- Harborough, on Friday the Twenty, fouith Dav of September next, at the Hour of E'leven in the Forenoon, when all Petsons injured or aggrieved by the setting out of such Roads, or by the Omission of anv others, may attend and state their Objections.— Given under our Hands this eighteenth Day ot August, 1813. THOMAS EAGLE. SAMUV L STO. N I". Brackley, ' Towcesler, and H'eslon- oii- the- Urtcn Turnpike- Road. NOTICE is hereby giveh; That a Meeting of the Trustees of the above Turnpike. Road, will be held at the CROWN INN, in BRACKLEY, ih the County of Northampton, on TUESDAY the FIFTH Day of OCTOBER next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. Also, that the TOLLS arising at Burcott Wood Gate, with the Check- Gate near the Soap- Office, Hopper's Ford Gale, with the Check- Gate at Hid- dlesdon- Lane- End and MHIdleton Gate, will be. LETT hy AUCTION, to the Best Bidders, at the Place above mentioned, on the said fifth Day of October next, between the Hours of Eleven in thi Forenoon and Four in the Afternoon, either together or sepa- rately, as the Trustees present at the said Meeting shall tbink proper, in the Manner directed'by tbe Act passed in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of his pre- sent Majesty K ing George the Third, 11 for regulating the Turnpike. Roads which Tolls produced the last Year the following Sums, above the Expenses of col- lecting them, and will be put up at those Sums respectively ( that is to say), Burcott Wood ( rate, with the Check- Gale near the Soap Office =£ 201 Hoppersford Gale, with the Check Gate at . fiiddtesden- Lane- End .. i 116 Middleton Gale 80 Whoever happen to be the Best Bidders must at the same Time pay down a Deposit of £ 10 per Cent, in Part of the Rent, and give Security, with sufficient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of ihe Trustees, for the Payment ot the Remainder of the Rent at such Times and in such Manner as they shall direct. Also that new Trustees will be elected in the Stead of those who are dead or refuse to act, and such other Business transacted as by the Act is required. Bv Order of the Trustees. RT. WESTON, Clerk. Peddington, Aug. 25.' 4, 1813. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO LETT. N'OTIOE is hereby given, That a Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike- P. oad- tiotn he South- End ot Peacock's- l ane in the Parish ot liroiriham, in the Count" of Bedford, to the Turn- pike, Road leading from Wellingborough to Olney, n the County of Buckingham ; and also the Road from the said Turnpike- Road, at or near the South End of the Town of Olney aforesaid, lo t^ e Turn pike- Road leading from Northampton to Newport- Pagnell, in the sanie Count;, will be held at the BULL I UN, in OLNEY aforesaid, on FRIDAY the TENTH ' lay of SEPTEMBER next, at which Meeting ttie TOLLS arising at the- everal Toil- Gates upon he said Road will be Ll-. TT to FARM by AUC- TION for one Year, from the Thirteenth Day of ihe same Month, between the Hours of Twelve and Two o'Clock, in the Manner directed bv an Act of Parliament passed in the 13th Yearof- the Reign ot his present Majesty King George » he Third, for regulating Turnpike- Roads, which Tolls produced the last Year, over and above the Expencesofcollecting the same, the fallowing Sums, viz :—' Bromham Gate =£ 108. Laoendon Gate with the Weighing ? goi Machine .... e ') Pavenstone Gate 90. and will be put iip at those Sums respectively Whoever happens to be the Best Bidder, must at the sanle Time eive Security with sufficient Sureties to the Satisfaction of the Trustees for Payment of ihe Rent at such Time and in such Proportions'!* the said Trustees shall direct. JOHN GARR. AKD, Clerk to the said Trustees, Olney, 10 h August, 1813. HORNSBY & Co. Stock- Brokevs, respect- fully acquaint their Country Correspondents, that they are selling Tickets and Shares in great Variety, and at the lowest Prices, at their old established Office, 26, Cornhill, Loudon, where all Prizes are paid on Demand. The Scheme contain; 2 Prizes of =£ 20,001)' 2 of =£ 10,000 Besides many other Capital Prizes, Only 12,000 Tickets, and no Prize less than =£ 20. The Firsl 1,000 Blanks will be entitled io=£ 20each. The first Prize ahove =£ 20 on the first Day, will be entitled ( o =£ 10,000. The first Prize above £ 20 . on the second Day, will he entitled to =£ 20,000. Letters by Post, or Parcels hy Carrier, will be executed wilh Fidelity and Dispatch. Drawing begins on the I7tli) of THIS MONTH, September. AZARD, BURNE, & Co. Stock- Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that TICK F; TS and SHARES for the present ST AT E LOTTERY, are on Sale at their Office, No. 93, Royal- Exchange, London. This Lottery, consisting of onlv 12,000 Tickets, will commence Drawing on the 17th of SE- HEMBJ next, and will be drawn in two Days. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of £ 20,000 2 of 10 000 With other Capitals, and has in it no Pr ze of less Value than £ 20.— The First Thousand Blanks will h; entitled to =£ 20 each ; the First Prize above =£ 20 to £ 10,000; and the First above =£ 20 on the Second Day to £ 20,000. Persons residing in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Shares at the London Prices, by ad- ressing their Orders, accompanied with Remittance, tothe above Office, or by Application to their Agent, Mr. C. JACOB, Bookseller, Peterborough. Edinburgh .- Printed for Archibald Constable Se Co and Thomson Bonar, Edinburgh. Gale, Curtis, fe Fenner, London ; Wilson Se Sons. York ; and John Cumming, Dublin ; and to be had of all the Book- el le. rs in Town and Country. This I dition ot th' Encyclopaedia is to con. =, ist of twenty- tour Volumes, or foriy- eiglit Parts, with a greatiy improved Set of Engravings. A Part, or half Volume, will be published on the first Day of every Month, and, as the Printing is in consider- able forwardness, the Publishers can promise a moie regular Publication than has ever attended any similar Undertaking; and. besides all other Advantages at tached to this Work above every other Encyclopaedia, ihe Proprietory pledge themselves that no additional Charge of Price sliall take place during its Progress. Such Subscribers to the fourth Edition of the En cyclopaedia as may desire it, can be accommodated with the present Edition in exchange, on paying the Difference of Price, EDI NBURGH, August 2, 1813. irth THIS MONTII. O WIFT & Co. the Contractor's, resimetfullv ' r'emfnd the Public, that the STATE l/ OTTERY begins Drawing On the 17lll of this Month, Seprrnlber, on which D.' IV an additional Prize of TEN THOU- SAND POUNDS wili be given, to the first Ticket drawn " a" Prize above =£ 20 — The first 1,0* 0 Blanks Irawn on this Day will also receive =£ 20 each.— The Lottery consists ot only 12,000 Tickets, end the Scheme contains 2....... Prizes of. JSSO.- OrO 2 .' Prttts of « i, 00it 5 Prizes of 1 010 6 -. Prizes of 50(! 7 . Prizes of 2 ) 0 50 Prizes of £ 100 and =£ 50 2,330 Priz - sof £ 25 and £.' 0 In ibis I. oitery there is no Prize under =£ 2l}. Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets and Shares, by sending their Orders, with Remittances, to SWIFI Se Co. ' s Offices in London, viz. 11, Poultry; 12, Charing CrossJ 31, Aldgate, High- Streets Or by Application to their Agents. HUN TINGpONSIllRE ASSOCIATION, Instituted 25TFT May, I7S7, FOR the speedy Apprehension and effectual Prosecution ot HORSE and SHEEP- SI EALERs, FELONS, and THIEVES ot every Denomination, and other disorderly Persons committing Offences in the said County, or elsewhere, within the Distance of 15 Miles from the Town of Huntingdon, on the Persons or Property of any of the Subscribers. A List of Subscribers on the 17th of July, 1813. H 1 CORDIAL BALM or GILliAi). IT is notorious that various Disorders of the Human Fr; ime are brought on by Dissipation in, Youth, and a gross Violation ot those Rules which Pruile. ac£ dictates for the 1' reservation of Health, at d laving a foundation for a long and happy Life, with a lirm and strbiVg Constitution ; the Blessings of Health are no sooner lost, than painful / Experience teaches the inestimable Value of it, and the unhappy Patient looks around, U; o often in vain, tor the itKans of i, ts Recovery. Dr. Solomon recommends his Cordial Balm of . Gilead to tbosp whose Constitutions have been im- paired, and whose Nerves are affected by too intense Study, or long Residence in hot or unhealthy Cli- mates;' in which Cases it will brace the relaxed Nerves, strengthen and invigorate the Cohstitutiob. Sold by the Printers of I his Paper ,4 Barriri^ ers, and liliss, ' N ewport- Pagiv- ll ; Bee- ley, Banbury ; and all other tVied'icine Venders in rlie United Kingdom, Trice lis. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 35*. by which one lis. Battle is saved, with the Words 41 Saml. Solomon, f. iv. rpool," engraved on t. he Stamp ( pT, Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by Letter, the usual Compliment of a One Pound Note to $> e inclosed, addressed 4< Money Letter, Dr. Solomon, C. ilead - House, near Liverpool. Paid double Postage." PELICAN OFFICE, For Insurance on Lives and granting Annuities. " MU8 Office was established in Lombard- Street, London in the Year 1797, by a numerous and respectable Proprietary; and Board of Directors, with Confidence arising from the increased Prosperity and Permanencythe Establishment, as well as trom the Kxperience of its1 Usefulness and Benefit to thePublic, think it due to those who may be still unacquainted with the 1 mportance and Advantages of LIFE INSU- RANCE, ' briefly to suggest some of its leading and pecQliar Recommendations to almost every Degree and Rartk in Society. Life Insurance is of ' manifest Con- sequence to all who hold Estates for Life, Situations and Offices, Civil, Ecclesiastical, or Professional; toOfficers in the Army and Navy, & c. ; as, by Pay- ment of an Annual Premium, the Party insured is enabled to provide for Wife, Children, or others, whose future.. Welfare he may wish in vain, bv other Means, to promote — Tt affords a permanent ultimate Security to those who advance Money upon Annuities or otherwise. It renders Leases determinable on one or more Lives, nearly equal in Value to Freehold | Estates, as an Insurance to the A, moupt of the Fine, payable on the Demise of a Party nominated in such Leases, will produce the Sum Tequired for Renewal. It is a cheering Refuge to Parties engaged in exten- sive and speculative Undertakings : it atlbrds toPersons in Trade the certain Means of Indemnification against a" bad or doubtful Debt: in short, Life insurance, established in Policy, sanctioned by Government, and confirmed by the Test of Experience, is become, to almost every Situation of Human - Life, a Measure equally important, useful, and - beneficial. Annuities are granted upon the most equitable Terms, under a Special Act of- Parliament, granted to this Office. THOMAS PARKE, Setretary. PELICAN COMPANY'S AGENTS AT Northampton,— G. OSBORN & SON. Leicester,-— G. B. HODGES. Market- Harborough,— THOMAS GURDEN. Loughbo'rough,— C. LACEY. Newport- Pagnell,— BARRINCER & SON, Aylesbury,— EDV/ ARD ADAMS. ^ Warwick,— Messrs. BR ACEBRIDOES & Co. Banbury,— JOHN HAWTYN. .7 with i) aniel Herbert's Hymns and Poems, 3d. Edition. This Day was published, Price 3s. 6d. or on fine Paper, 4s. 6d. Hoards, HYMNS AND POEMS, DOCTRINAL AND EXPERIMENTAL, on a Variety of Sub- jects, designed for those who know the Plague ol heir own Hi ART, and are convinced that Salvation entirely of Grace. The - third Edition, revised, with several Pieces never before published. „ By DANIEL HERBERT, of SUDBURY. Printed for B. and R. CROSBY Se Co. Stationers' Court, London; Marsden, Colchester, and all Booksellers. Where may be, bad, Poor. p.' s elegant POCKET EDITION of WATTS'S PSALMS and HYMNS, complete, a small Book and larger Letter, Is. " POOLE'S large Ediiion, on a fine bold clear Type, l? mo. Ss. MILNER'S HISTORY and I. trt ot our BLESSID LORD and SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, with maiiy Plate's, in 16 one Shilling Nurribers, on fine Royal Paper, Is Cid. each, uniform with his Book of Martyrs, in Boards. Fine 18s. common 12s. CROSBY'S beautiful Edition ot WATTS'S PSALMS and HYMNS, Stereotype, a small neat Book, on fine Bath Paper, 4s. Bound, on common Paper, 2s. 6d. S' 1 [ OB TWINING, of PAISSWICK, a L. ad about fifieen Years of Age, wa> grievously afflicted the King's- Ewl or Scraphula'. He was much reduced, and totally helpless, being confined several Weeks to his Hed, and incapable of stirring Hand or l'oot. There were many Wounds in different Parts of his Body, his Thigh was quite bire, and the Ligatures plainly to be perceived. 1 n' this deplorable Situation ROBERTS'S MEDICATED VEGE- TABLE WATER was administered to him, gratis, by the Use of which he is perfectly restored, and since bound Apprentice. The Case was properly a l'so. i Abscess, which is generally deemed incurable. This celebrated Restorative in Cases of Cancer, Scrophula, Leprosy, Scurvy, and all other Scorbutic Affections, such a- ulcerated sore Legs, Scald- Head, Flushings, pimpled Faces, tee is prepared and Sold by Daniel RiL- is, Pai> i. nuicle, Gloucestershire, in Half- Pini Bottles, a' 6s.- each ; and in large- Bottles, con- taining five Half- pints, ct 22s. each, Duty included ; • with remarkable Cases of Cancer, & c. and Directions, signed hy tb- Proprietor ; sold also by Sutton Se Co. late- Dicey 4- Sutton, Wholesale Agents, London ; and Retail by the Printers of this Paper, Barnes, New- port- Pagnell; and respectable Venders in general. Of whom mav be had, the Proprietor's REMARKS on the SCROPHULA, Sec. Price Is. printed by W. Phillips,- London. Stomach Complaints— Wind— Gout— Spasm— Colic, — and General Debility of the Stomuch and Intestines. C^ ORN. WELL'S ORIENTAL CORDIAL, is a Medicine of established Reputation for the Relief and Cure of theabove Complaints, it was first discovered and used in the East Indies, where Debility of the Stomachand Intestines are severe and alarming, by a Physician of Eminence anil Character, and has been long recommended in this Country by a great Number of respectable Individuals, who have expe- rienced its salutary Influence, among wliom is the lirother of the late Lord Alvanley, and Lord Brydges Rodney. It restores Tone to the Stomach, removes the Effects of uniipe br improper Fruit,,— Spasm— Colic — Wind — Gout — and* Indigestion — and generally strengthening .- the System, resists thj Attacks of those Diseases which top often terminate in sudden Dissolution., •'. Sold, Wholesale and Rjtail; by Shayv Se Edwards, 6f), St. Paul's Church- Yard, . London*;- and Retail by the Printer-, of this Paper, and Marshall. .. North- ampton; Higgs, Harhorough ;•• l. oggin, Aylesbury, Wilkinson and Tomalin, D* vpiitVy'; Gallard, Tow- cester; Poulter Se Knightoo^,'^ tjik- StratforiJ ;. and Page, Oundle.— Price 4s. and 22s, TAINS of Ked Port Wine, lea, Fruit, Mi dew, and every Vegetable Matter, are entirely removed from Table. Linen, I. eaiher- Breeches, Cottons Muslins, Lace-, and other Articles ot Dress, byHUi) SON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID it also removes the above Stains from Ladies' But!' Dresses, without injuring the Buff Colour, and re stores all Kiiidsof Linen to their original Whiteness wh.- u discoloured by bad Washing, Disuse, or long Sea- Voyages, without any Injury to the Texture o the Cloth — Prepared an! sold by Hudson & Co. her Majesty's Chyinists, 27, Haytnarket, London ; and sold by the Piintsrsof this Paper, and Edge, North., ampton; and by most Perfumers, Stationers, and Medicine Venders throughout the UnitedK- ingdnm, in Bottles at & s. 3s. and 2s. each. Miss ELIZA A. COXE's NEW NOVEL. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess uf Wales nnd Duchess of York. This Day was published, in three handsome Volumes, Price 13s. in Boards. LIBERALITY AND PREJUDICE, A TALE, in 3 vols. By ELIZ A A. COX E. London, printed for B. rnd R. CROSBY Se Co Stationers' . Court, Ludgate- Street, and Sold by all Booksellers. Where may be had, lately published. ALI NDA, or the CH I LO of IVl YSTERY, 4 Vols, by the Author ot the Castle Ot I'ariff'a, s£ l. ARITAS', in 4 Vols, by the Author of Elfrida and Virginia, £ 1 4s. The MIRROR OF THE GRACES, or ENCLISH Lsnies' COSTUME, on Diess and- the various Accom- plishments, with Plates, second Edition, plain, 5. Plates coloured, 6s. 6d. The LIBERAL CRITIC, or MEMOIRS of HENRY PERCY. By THOM AS'AS H F., " E* q. =£ t Is T To the NO HI LIT V, GENTRY, twd PUBLIC AT LARGE IS RECOMMENDED A \ A RTICLE OF SINGULAR EXCELLENCE, patronized by their Royal Highnesses ihe Princess of WALES and Duke - of SUSSEX, the SPANISH AMBASSADOR, Officers of the NAVY and ARMY, and by the most distin- guished Families in the Kingdom ; MACASSAR OIL FOR TIIE HAIR. " MIE Virtues of this Oil, extracted from a Tree in the Island of Macassar, in the East- Indies, are far beyond Eulogiutn, for increasing the Growth of Hair on BALD PLACES to a beautiful Length and Thickness, preventing it tailing off or turning grey to Ihe latest Period ot Life; bestows on ihe Tressfi an inestimable GLOSS and SCENT, and produces a beautiful Curl; promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eyebrows, & c. ; is pre- eminent. for Children's Hair; in tine it is the fir^ t Production - in the World foreradicating all Impurities, and rendering the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children truly ELEGANT and BEAUTIFUL. IMMEDI- ATELY AFTER SpA- BATHING this Oil should be applied as a Preservative— Fiezu Rowland's Treatise r, H tbe Hair, included with each Bottle, highly worthy the Attention of every Family. Sold at 3s. 6d.— 10s. 6d.—£\. Is. per Bottle, by tile Proprietors, Rowland Se Son, Kirby. Street, llatton- f* ardcn, I- ondon ; and by their Appointment by the J'ri; nters of this Paper, and Mr. Sharp, Per. luiner " and Hair- Cutter, Noitliampton ; Ward, Da- ventry ; Derbyshire, Perfumer, and Swinfen, Drug gist, Leicester ;, Nettleslilp, Lincoln ; Moxon, Cainsborongh,; Page, Oundie ; Cave, Peterborough ; Nonis, Bedford ; and by all Perfumers, Hair- Cutters ; and Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the Empire. Caution.— To prevent Imposition, please fo ask for Rowland's' Macassar Oil,' and observe that each Bottle is signed on the Label in Red Ink, A. How. land & San, and the Treatise on the Hair included with each Bottle, without which none ate Canuiue. Best's Art ' of Angling, and A'abba's celebrated Treatise, on Trotting united. This Day was published, the tenth Edition,' with Frontispiece, representing the Baits used, Price 3s. 6d. sewed, 4s. bound, A CONCISE TREATISE nn the ART of T\ ANGLING, confirmed hy Experience, and including many recent Discoveries; also Rules to judge of the WEATHER, either from, or without a Barometer. To which is now first added, NOSBS'S complete ART of TROLLINO. The t'enth Edition corrected and considerably enlarged, By THOMAS BEST. London, printed tor B. and R. CROSBY St Co Stationers' Court, Ludg ite- Strcer, and Sold by every Bookseller, Stationer, Newsman, and Tackle Seller in the United Kingdom. Wlitre may be bad, just published, lst. DOMESTIC MANAGEMENT; or, HEALTHFUL COOKERY BOOK, a New F. d'tion,. enlarged, tis, - 3 1. A Description of mote than TMREE HUNDRED ANIMALS, BIRDS, FISHES, Sec. with beautiful Wood Engravings from Nature, small Paper, 5s. 6d large Paper, 10s. 6d. 3d. CI. ATEK'S EVERY MAN HIS OWN FARRIER New Edition, corrected, 9s. 4th. C;. ATFRJS EVERY MAN HIS OWN CATTL DOCTOR, third Edition, 10s. 6d, Mr. DANIEL'S Supplementary Volume to RURAL SJ- ORTS, in large and small 4to. and 8vo uniform with the former Editions of three vols, and embellished with Plates by . Tomkins, Landseer, Se is now ready ; early Applications will have best I mpressions. D IIEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty Affefr A » tions with their usual Concomitants, SpaSm or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and genera Debility ( originating in whatever Source), are re. lieved and frequently cured by Whitehead's Es ence iof Mustard Pills, after every other Means have failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard ( uSed with tilt Pill, in those Complaints where necessary! is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and effectual Remedy in the World, generally curing the severest SPRAINS AN N HRUISES in less than Halt the Time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediately after any Accident, it prevents the Part turning black. Piepared only, and sold by R.. Johnston, Apothe- cary, No. 15, Greek- Street, Soho, London, at2s. 9d. each BoxOr Bottle. They are also sold by the Printers of this Paper; Higgs, Market- HarbOfough ; Loggin. Aylesbury and Leighton ; Tomaljn, Daventry; Mather, Wellingborough ; Baxter, Bicester; Marriott, Banbury, and every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The- Genuine has a black I nk- Stamp, with- the Name of R. Johnston inserted un it. Mr. John Adaman, Hunt- ingdon Mr. Wm. Ashby, Ditto T. Alnutt, Esq. Ditto ' B. Mrs Beaumont, Hartford Mr. SamUel Blake,. Go'd- mancbesfer Miss Bayley, Little - Stukeley Mrs. liiden, Houghton Mr. William Brjdshaw, Huntingdon Mr. J. Bloit, Witton Mrs. Butteris, Old Hurst Mrs. Baker, Huntingdon Mr. Richard Bale, Ditto Mr. John Baker, Ditto Mr. John Butler, Great- Raveley Mr. Peter Beard, Sawtry Mr. Thos. Blott, Witton Mr. John Butler, Ramsey Rev. Mr. Banks, Hem- ingford Grey Mr. Fdw. Bates, Hunt- ingdon Mr, R Beckett, Ditto Mr. Wm. Oowycr, Did- dington Mr. R. Beard, Ramsey Mr. Thos. Blott, Wood- walton Mr. G. Baxter, Sawtry Mr. T. Blinkhorn, Ditto Mr. Wm. Butt, Hartford. Mr. R. Bond, Jun. Great Stukeley Mr. John Brown, God- manchester Mr. Ilrandon, Conington Lane Mr. Chas. Bryant, Hunt- ingdon Mr. John Bradley, Wild- goose Leys' Mr. J. Brown, Broughton Mr. Francis Black well, Houghton Mis. Bellamy, Denton Mr. R. Bacchus, Alcon- bury- Weston C. Mr. John Claik, God- manchester Robt. Cooch, Esq. Hunt- ingdon Mr. Wm. Child, Yaxley Mr. Wm. Child, Jun. Yaxley Mr, W. Campion, Bury Mr. W. Clark, Heming- ford Abbots Peter Cowling, Esq. Fen- stanton Mr. Geo. Cawley, Hunt- ingdon Mr. Thomas Cawcutt, Bosworth Mr. S. Clark, Huntingdon Mr. J. Clark, Alccnbtiry Mr. H. Claik, Buckden The Rev. Mr. Cooper, Wistow Mr. W. Chapman, Buckden Mr.. T. Creamer, Little- Paxton Mr. J. Coote, Fenstanton D. K Mrs. Dawes, Glatton Mr. John Dantir, Great- Stukelev. SirJ. Duberly, Gains- Hall Mr. Chas. Dawes, Hunt- ingdon Mr. John Drlng, Wistow Mr. Joseph Dockerell, Huntingdon Mr J. Dockereil, Jun Ramsey Mr. John Stephen Dind, Godmanchester E. Rev. Mr. Edwards, Hunt- ingdon Mr. Robert Edis, Great- Stukefey Mr. T. Ekin, Huntingdon Mr. George Ekins, Wood- hurst ' - Mr. J. Edgson, Sawtry Mr. Matthew Edis, Ditto F. Wm.. H.. Fellow. es, F; q. M. P Ramsey Abbey Mr. J. F" ox, Huntingdon Rev. Mr. Fowler, WarbOys Mr. Henry Fuller, Great- Srukeley Mr. L. Flint; Ellington Mr. E. Fountain, Ramsey Mr. W. Fyson, Woodhurst Mr. J. Fowler, Upwood Mr. Robt. Foot tit, Hunt- ingdon Mr. Joseph Farr, - Sawtry G. Robert Godby, Esq. Hunt- ingdon Mrs. Cray, Wavbridge Mrs. Gray, liuck^ orth Mr. Thos. Gbbdiiff*, Old Hurst Mr. W, Green, Alconbury Mr. J G. iodtitfe, Warboys Mr. J. CI run Well, Witton Mr. Henry Gale, Li. ttle- Stukeley Mr. Thos, Gale. Stow Mr. Edward Goodman, Fenstanton Mr. Wm. Gale, Great- Stukeley ^ Mr. S. Garratt, Alconbury Mr. J Grunwell, King's- Ripton Mr. T. Carrier, Houghton Mr. S." Garrati, Buckdeif Mills ' ; H. General Hussey, Wood- walton Lord Vis. Hiiichingbrook Mr. Wm. Hatfield; Hunt- ingdon J. Hoclgson, F. sq Buckden Mr. J. P. Holmes;- Alcon- burv Hill Mr. Stephen Hart, Abbots Ripton Mt- Edmund Howson, Huntingdon Wm. Herbert, Esq. Hunt- ingdon Mr. Thomas Hitchcock, Sawtrv Mr. John Hatfield, Ditto Rev. Mr. HopkinS, Hunt- " injdon Mr: Ernest Huhner, Ditto Mr. W. Hatfield, Yaxley J. T. Huntley, Esq. Hem- ihgford Grey Mr. John Hall, Little. Stukeley J.' Hardw'ick, Esq. Hunt- ingdon ' Wmj- Stnitftut' Turnpike- Roa J. N'OTISEts Iwnehjc given, Jf'lfat- tle nefct- Meeting of lh£ Tjrustees- nppointed for putting to Execution ilie ,\ ct of H- arliament lately passed for ' more effectually, repairing the Road from lardings. ton to Old- Stratford, in Che County, of orthampion, will he ' holden pursuant to an \ ii - ourniuent nt tile WIIITK HART, in CiitilFTox- FGEIS, in the s'nld County of Northampton, on Htfdsifiv the NINTH ftay of SEPTEMUER next corning, at Twelve o'Clock, for the Purpose amongst other Business) of nominating and ap. oiniing. Trustees in tlie Room of those who are Dead, or hnvedeclined 10 Act since the passing « ( he said Ad. By Order of the Trustees, WM. Tit. SMYTH, Clerk. 28t/ i August, 1813, FRIDAY l? th of THIS MONTH. 13ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, & Co. tbe *- V Contractors for the Lottery, respectfully remind the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY begins drawing on the 17th ot this Month, September, on which Day an additional Prize of TE N THO US A N D POUNDS will be given to the first Ticket drawn a Prize above =£ 20.— The first 1,000 Blanks drawn on this Day wilf afso receive .£ 20 each.— The Lottery consists ot only 12,000 Tickers, and the Scheme contains Mr. T. Hennfcsey, Fenton Mr. W. Hitchcock. Wen ningtoa Mr. 1. Ibberson, Benwick Mr J. Ibberson, Ramsey Mr. F. Ibberson, Djtto Mr. Edward Johnson, Wistow ' Mr. John Julian, Bury K.. Mr. Wm. King, Broughton L. The Lord Bishop of Lin- coln, Buckden Pal ice J. Lawrence, Esq. Hunt- ingdon Mrs. Lamb, Ditto Mr. Edw. Lovett, Little- St- ukeley Jas. Linton. Esq. Heming- ford Abbots Mr. William Leeman, Huntingdon Wm. Loveday, Esq. Ditto Mr. T. Longland, Warboys Mr. Thos. Loilcll, Hunt- ingdon M. David Mackie, Esq. " Ditto Wm. Margetts, Esq. Initio Mr. Richard Miles, God- manchester Mr. John Martin, Ditto Mr. J. Martin, Bioughton Mr. Wm. Martin, Bury Mr. Wm. Mailfi, Hunt- ingdon Mr. John Morton, Offord Mr. JamesMorton. OUbrd- Darcey Th- Rev. Dr. Maltby, Buckden Mr. E.' Martin, Brampton Mr. R. Moyse, Broughtoil Mr. William Mackness, Cohington Mr. Edw. Martin, Alcon- bury- Mr. John Martin, Jun. Godmanchester Mr. S. Martin, Creat- Raveley Mr. Downs Martin, God. manehester Mr Jas. Mann, Leighton K G. C. Mitchell, Esq. Hemingford Mr. Thomas Marshall, Alconbury Mrs. Moon, Buckden Mr. Thos. Margetts, Jun. Hemingford- Grey Mr. E. Maik, Huntingdon Mr. T. Martin, Buck worth Mr. W. Margetts, St. Neots Mr. Thos. Margetts, Sen. ' - Hemiiigford- Grey Mr. G. Mills. Huntingdon N. Mr. John Nicholls, Little Stukeley Mr. C. Negus, Huntingdon Mr. C. Norman, Buckden - Mr. J. Nix, Wennington Mr. Thcmas Nunneley, Godmanchester Mr. Christoper Newton, Spaldwick Mr. R. Newton, Sawtry Mr. SV. Newsam, Leighton P. Mr. JohnPUmfrett, Hunt- . ingdon Mr, John Philpott, Ditto Rev. Mr. Panchen, Ditto Mr. Brad field Pitts, Stilton Mr. R. Pooley, Ramsey Mr, JohnPooley, Upwood Mr. Tbos. Pooley, Litile- Ravelev C. Fasheller, Esq. Hunt- ingdon Mr. Thos. Prior, Sawtry Mr. G Palmer, Coningtoo Mr. James Wm. Pocock, Huntingdon Walter Peck, Esq. Hilton Mr. Thos. Pooley, Ramsey R. J. Rust, Esq Huntingdon Mrs. Rowe, Diito J. din Rooper, Esq. Abbots- Ripton Mr. Wm. Rose, Ramsey Mr. J. Rowell, Houghton Mr, James Reynolds, Fen , st- mton Mr. Stephen Rowe, Hunt- ingdon Mr. John Rose, Holme 2 ...... . Prizes of 20,000 2 ...... . Prizes of --. 10,1) 00 5 ...... . Prizes of 1.000 6 - Prizes of 500 7 ...... . Prizes of .... 200 50 Prizes of - ...^ 100 and £ 50 2,330 Prizes of -. ... =£ 25 and i-! 0 In this Lottery there is no 1' iize under i' 20. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at Northampton,— bv J. \ BEL, Bookseller. Banbury,— J. G. RUSHER, Printing- office, Bridge- Street. Yarmouth,— S. DURRANT, Bookseller, Market- Place. Holt,— J. SHALDERS. Wellingborough, — J. J EPSOM. For RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, te Co. Con. tractors, London. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary hi Chef's Office. Great Georgt strcft. London, Ai, g. 25/ 4, dslS. NOTICE is hereby iiiven to all Persons de sirous of contracting fo supply' the following Articles, forthe Use of the Armv, viz.— BREAD, — To his Majesty's Land' Forces in Can tonrtenr-., Quarters, and Barracks, in the under, mentioned Counties and Islands : v * Anglesea Bedford Berks( including the- Town of Hungeitotd) Berwick Brecon Pucks " Cambridge ( in- cluding the Town of New- market) Cardigan Carmarthen Carnarvon Chester Cornwall ( in- cluding Scilly) Cumberland Denbigh Dei by And in the several Counties in North Britain. OATS,— To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments arid Quarters, in the under- mentioned Counties and Islands: ' Anglesea Bedford Berwick Brecon Bucks Cambridge Cardigan Carmarthen Carnarvon Chester Cumberland Denbigh FORAGE, viz. — OATS, HAY, and STRAW, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Can- tonments and Quarters, in the under- mentioned Counties in South. Britain : Devon Monmouth Dorset Montgomery Durham Norfolk Essex Northampton Flint Nortliuoiberlanc G lamorgan v o'tinghafn Gloucester ( in- Oxford- cluding flic Pembroke CityofBristol) Radnor Hants Rutland Hereford Salop Hertford Somerset Hunts Sta fiord Isle of Man Suffolk Isle of Wight Surryt Kent Sussex Lancaster , Warwick Leicester Westmoreland Lincoln Wilts Merioneth Worcester Middlesex York Derby Montgomery Durham Northumberland Flint Oxford Glamorgan Pembroke' Gloucester Radnor Hereford Rutland Hertford Salop Hunts Statford Leicester Westmoreland Lincoln Worcester Merioneth Monmouth The Earl of Sandwich Hinchingbror. k C. Siow, Ivq Huntingdon Mr Thos. Sanders, Ditto H. Sweeting, Esq. Ditto Robt. Stafford, Esq. Ditto Mr. S. Stratton, Abbots- Ripton Mr. J. SCrat ton, Broughton Mr. Abraham Stafiurih, Ramsey Mr. Jas. Smith, Ramsey Mr. Thos. Smith, Sawirj Mr. Robt. Smiih Ramsey Mr. Thos. Sutton, Great Stukeley- Mr. Richard Saunders Little- Raveley Mr. William Speechley Jun. Yaxley W. South, Esq. Buckden Mr John Scarborough Ditto Mr. William Southwell Ramsey Mr. Thomas Smith, Cop manford Mr. R. Speechlev, Yaxley Mr. Wm. Speechley, Do* T. James Torkington, Esq Little- Stukeley George Thofnhill, Esq Diddington Mr. JohnTompson, Cop. pingford Rev. Mr, Tillard, Biun tisham Mr. Robert Taylor, Hunt, ingdon U. Mr. Thos. Usher,' Buckden V. • DavidVeasey, Esq. Hunt- ingdon W. Mr. Leonard Waller, Hart- ford Mr. J. Wood, Huntingdon Mr. J. Watkins, Caldecoi Mr. FrancisWal'lis, Great- Raveley Mr. John West, Upwood Y. Mr. Saml. York, Little- Stukeley. Berks Kent Surry Cornwall - Lancaster Sussex Devon Middlesex Warwick Dorset Norfolk Wilts Essex Northampton York Hants( lncludfng Nottingham the Isle of Somerset Wight Suffolk And in the several Counties in North Brita'n. That the Deliveries are tocommence oniiiid for the Twenty- fifth Day of October next; that Proposals Writing, - sealed up and marked. Tender for Army Supplies, will be received al this Oftiee on or before Friday the Twenty- fourth Day of Septemher ( but none will lie received afier Twelve o'clock on that Day), and, if sent hy Post, tile Postage must be paid. Proposals most he madeseparafely for enrh Comity and Island, except for ihe Counties comprising North and South Wales, all ofwhichmust b.* includ- ed in one Tender,' as also the Couniies in Noi ili Britain; and each Proposal must have the Leller which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up. by Two Persons of known Property engaging t become bound with the Party tendering in Jii\ Amount staled in the printed Particulars for ih due Performance of. the Contract ; amino Proposal will l e noticed unless made on a printed Tender . nil ( he Prices ex pressed in Words at Length; and hould il so happen lhat during the Continuance of the Contract, no Troops should be stationed or snp- plied iu tile County,' ihe Expense of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first lil- tance by the Con- tractor," to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upqn Application at this Office hetween the Hours of Eleven and F'ive; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Grieve, Edinburgh. OANKllUPI'S required to surrender. Maskery Margaret and Maskery Dorothy, Handley, Staffordshire, milliners, Sept. 3, IK, Oct. 9, Guildhall, London.— Att. Popkirt, Dean- street, Soho. ' Warbtirtem J. xs. South- bridge, Darwen, Lane?-'. hire, calico- printer, dealer and chapman, Sept. 20, ! l{ Oct. 9, Dog Tarerti, Manchester. — Att. Johnsoa Se Lonsdale, Manchester. Ntruton Chas. Cleiemont- house, Queen's- buildings, Brompton, Middlesex, tcrivener, d. Se c Aug SI Sept. 11, Oct. 9, Guildhall. — Att. Dawson * Wratislaw, Saville- place, Burlington- street. Sexton Abraham, Ossett, Dewi « burv, Yorkshire, clothier, d.& c. Sept, 24, 25, Oct. 9, White, Horse Hotel, Leeds. — Att. Blackburn, Leeds. Moretsn John, Manchester, shopkeeper, d Se c Sept 24 . 25, Oct. S, Star Inn, Manchester '- Ait. Rens'liaiV, Manchester. ProctoI Henry and Cantrill Thos. Tipton, Stafford, shire, grocers, d. Se c. Sepj. 17, IS, Oct. 9, . White Hart Inn, Digbeth, Birmingham — Att. Simcox, Birmineham. Thomas John, Tyler Edw. and Tyler Selb, Bristot. builders, d. Se c. Sept 9, 10, Oct. 9, Rummer Tavern, Bristol.— Att. Thotnas, Bristol. Baumby Martin, . Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, oa !_ cloth- manufacturer, d. Sec. Sept. 28, 29, Oct. 9, White Hart Inn, Eatt. Retford, Nottinghamshire. — Att. Mason Se Ale--, East. Retford. Lee Wm. and Lee Edmund, Lambeih- Maish, and Chester- street, Kennlngton, Surry, stone- inasont, A- ue. 31, Sept. 18, Oct. 9, Guildhall.— AW. Peter, PaLgrave- place, Strand. Pugb Tudor, Brick- lane, Spitalfields. Middlesex* tallow- chandler, d Se c. Sept 7, 8. <> ct. 9, Guild, hill. — Att. Goodchild, Commercial Chambers, Mii- ories. Billing John Humphries, sen. Brooks Wm. and Billing Humphries, jun. Paddingdon, Middlesex, corn- dealcis, d. Se c. Aug. 31, Sept. 20, Oct. 9, Guild- hall.— Att. Diuce, Billiter. square, ' Fenchurch. street. Davies Jacob, Manchester, hatter, d. Se c. Sept. 29. a 1, Oct. 9, Dog Tavern, Manchester.— Att. Hall stead Se Ainsworth, Manchester. Asbbey Wm. Albury, Hertfordshire, butcher, d. Se c: • Sept, 4, 11, Oct. 9, Guildhall, London.— Att. Bond, Ware. * Woodward ll'mr King's Arms- yard, Whitecross. street, London, timber- dealer, d. Ac. Aug. 31, Sept 18, Oct. 9, Guildhall. — Att. Fowell, Cornhill. Cooke Jes. Liverpool, lineh. draper, d. & c. Sept. 21, 2J, I> ct. 9, Motley Aims Inn, . Viarichester.— Att. W al • er, Manchester. Toby Rich.. Lucas- street; Cray's- 1nn- lane- road, Mid- dlesex; caipet- warehouseiuan, d. Se, c. Sept 18,25, Oct. 9, Guildhall.— Att. Flashman, Ely- place, Holborn Code Saml. Liverpool, linen- draper, d. Se c Sept 2i, 23. Oct. 9, Mosley Arms inn, ' Manchester — Att. Walker, Manchester. ' Bevet ley John, Darlington, Durham, innkeeper. Seftt. 21, 22, Oct. 12, Black Lion Inn, Stock! ton. — Att. Raisbeck, Stockton. Bennett lienj Lawrence- hill, St. Ph. lip and Jacob, Gloucestershire-, baker, Sept. 2, 14, Oct. 12, Com- mercial Rooms, Bristol.—\ tt Bsiylev; Bristol. Kmiwles Jas. Ormskitk, Lancashire, woollen- draper, d. & c. Sept. 17, 18, tOct. 12, Globe 1 avern, Li- verpool.— Att. Leather, Liverpool. Hewer Bertj. Exeter, linen and woollen- draper, d. & c Sept.' 7, 14, Oct. 12, Hotel, Exeter.— Att. Turner! Exeter. Wood Ceo. Doncaster, Yorkshire, bookseller, d Sec ' Sep!. 23,24, Oct. 12. New Sessions- House, Wake- field.— Att. tattle, Wakefield. H es'o- ver J hn, Norwood, Surry, builder, d Sec Sept. 4, 18, Oct. 12, Guildhall.- Att. rLiljardfe King. Copihali- court, Throgmorton- street. Genet- Tins. Friday- street, Cheapside, London, glover, Sept. ' 1, II, Oct. 12, Guildhall.— Att. Parton, Waibrook. Bankruptcies enlarged. Salter Jas. Trinity- square, Loudon, merchant, from Sept 7 to 11. Holland Francis, County- terrace, New Kent- toad, Middlesex, fiom Sept 4, to 11. Rowe Stephen, Huntingdon, grocer, fiom Sept. 7 to2S. Bankruptcies superseded. Pat- way Paul, Stourport, Worcestershire, timber, mere hant. HJUiams David, Aberfraw, Anglesea, shopkeeper. Buliner Thos. Manchester, dealer. Richardson Henry, Euston- square, St. Pancras, Mid- dierex, brick- maker. Parr Win. Liverpool, merchant. DiviDENiis to be, made lo CREDITORS. Me. icher T. Newport- Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, brewer.— Sept. 30. Faraday W. Birmingham, dealer.— Sept 25. I nili CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF i* a most grateful and effectual Remedy for Dis. orders of the Head, especially the common Head-' ache. It removes Drowsiness and. Giddiness; relieves Dim- ness of the Eyes; is excellent- in curing recent Deafness; and is of great Service in HystefTc and Paralytic Complaints, and in. restoring the Memory when impaired by Disorders of the Head. It is also a Preservative against infectious Air. Sold by the Proprietors, F. Ncwbery and Sons, No. 4- 5, St. Paul's Church- Yard, four Doors from the Corner of Cheap- side, London; and BrOdie and Co. on the New Canal, Salisbury; in'Canisters, Price Is. Hd. each, Dut) included ; but observe that the Words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paiii's," are engraved in the. Stamp pasted round each Canister; also by the Printers ot this Paper, and their Agents in most Count ry Towns. LONDON MARKETS., . Corn Exchange, Mimdut/, Aug. 30, 1813. There is slill a greal diilness in the sale of most articles. Wheat, both Foreign and English, comes vers freely lo market, and there so" litile demand that prices have again declined full 6s. per quarter.— Flour has in consequence fallea 5s. per sack. We refer you lo ilie annexed list for our present prices.— Barley and Mult are from Is. lo Sis. per quarter lower, mid go off very hea-, vily.— Peas and Beans are each loner as there are so few buyers at present.— The Oat trade is exceedingly dulI ; line samples are about 2s. per quarter lower, hat ihe ordinary sorts may bs purchased at a much greater reduction. Wheat 70s. to 80 » . Suffolks... — s. to — s. Fine 82s. to 84s. Giey Peas ..— s. to — s. Superfine — s. to — s. Fine . . — s. to — s. Fine White.. 93s. toll) 5>. Beans 55s. to 5Ss. Rye 4lis. to* SOs. Fine — s. to 62s. Barley 3ds. to 40s. , Ticks 50$. to Bin Fine SulFolk ^- s. to — s. Oats 18s. to 25s. Malt ...... 82s. to S6s Rolands 20s. to 25s. Potatoe uitto34s. to 37s. 8J.£— 5s. 10d. lower than last return. 9.1s. to 95s.— Seconds, 80s. to 85s. Flour 99s. 5d. J— 9s. 5J. lower than last return. ' I^ LDEIILY and Middle- aged People, those - S. J much employed on their Feet, Women of" re- laxed Habit, experience a Weakness mt the Veins in one or both Lens, the Blood- Vessels become knotted and twisted, the Limb swells, at> d the minuter Veins are filled and distended with Blood, • putting on a purple Appearance; the Circulation thus impeded, the Limb painfully swelling, the overcharged Mat er is only relieved- by inflamed Vesicles discharging, or indolent Ulcerations. s- SPI f. SBUR- Y'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS heals the Wound, and materially strengthens the Coats of the Veins, so that they resist better the Column Of Blood. They are also recommended in Scrofula, Eruption's,' Scurvy, Gou, t, Rheumatism, and Bilious Complaints.— Ask for the PATE NT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS in Bottles of 6s.— 10s. 6d.— i'l. 2s. Duty included ; prepared and soULat the only Dispensary, 15, Soho- Square, Lon- don, where Mr. Spilsbury may' be professionally . consulted.— COMPOUND Ess5 NCE,' 8s Total Number of Subscribers 212.- ? " VVM. MARC ETTS, Huntingdon, Solicitor and Treasurer. I T C II, BE it ever so inveterate, ' perfectly cured in twentv- four Hours, by an Ointment called TYCE's OINTMENT, which is agreeable in Smell, does not contain a Particle of Mercury, or any perl niciaus Ingredient, but is so Innocent that it niay be used with the greatest Safety oil Persons of the most delicate Constitutions, pregnant Women, and Child- ren at tliejlre. ist. The superior Efficacy'and Repu- tation of this Ointment having induced some Persons to counterfeit it, the Proprietor finds it necessary to caution Purchasers to be particular in asking for Iyer's Oimn. eit. ' One Box, Price Is. Sd. will cure one grown- up Person, or two Children. Also, at the same Place may be had, TYCE's INFALLIBLE CHYMICAL LOTION for the same, by the Use of which Persons may cure them- selves with so much Secrecy as not to be discovered even by a Bedfellow, being without'Smell or Stain Price 2s. 9d. each Bottle. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, John fj'ce. No. 20, Hatton- Garden, London ; and' Retail, . by, the Printers of this Paper,' and Edge' Northampton; Mather, Wellingborough; and ali Venders ot Medicincs in the Kingdom, White Peas.. o5s. to 70s. Average of Wheat, 103s Fine Flour, Average of PRICE or SEEDS. Carraway 50s. Od. to 61s. Od. S Coriander 32s. Od. to S6s. 0d.( Red Clover.,.. 60s. Od. tol05s. 0d.( Percwt « While ditto 9Js. Od. tbllds. Od.) Rye Grass 28s. Od. to 45s. Od. par quartet White Mustard 8s. Od. to lis. t) d. / , . Brown ditto 16s. Od. to 20s. Od. \ Pert, Uit* Turnip 10s. od. to 12s. Od. ditto. 1' K1C E OF HOI'S. BAOS. ' 101. 0s. to 121. 0 « Kent Sussex Essex - - . Kent Sussex Farnhani 91. — h" roc K E- rs. 111. 101- 151. 0s. to HI. 0s. 0s. to ill. Os. Ps. to 111. 0s; Os. to 121. Oi. 0s. to 201. 0s. August 30. SMI l'HFI E I. D. — MONDA ( To sink the otlal— per stone otinbs") ' Beef.. 4s. Bd. to 6s. Od. . Veal 5s. 0J. tg Si. Sd. Muttouos. tid to 6s. tid. | porK 7s. Od. to 8s. Udl // ^ 5s" 8d' to 7s- Head of Cattl, tht, Day,- Beasts, about 2521- Sheen - Calves, ISO- Pigs, iiio. 19,780. NLWCARI, AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. Beet.. 3s. 8'.. to OS. ( id. j V< jal . u. 8d. to 6s. Od. Mutto. i4s. 8d. to 5s. 81, | Pork. 7s. Od. to8S. 0d. 5; amb 5s. Od. to 6s. 81. PRICE. OF TALLOW, Sec. TownTallow 96s. 6d. Yellow Russia94s. Od. White ditto 90s. 0J. Soap ditto - ,90s. Cd. MeltingStulf 84s. 0d. Ditto rough 60s. Od. Graves 28s. Od. Good Drugs. 9s. Od. SOAP — Yellow, ,102s St. James' sMarket Clare Market .... 5s. 8< t. 5s. 8d. WhitechapeLVlarxet 5s.' Sd. ItSs. lOd. ATeragtperst. ofSlb. 5s, 7J. j Od. Mottled-- 114s. Od. PRICE OF LEATHER, p, R POUND-- Butts, 50 to- 561b. each .... O- M to" 9fit- Ditto, 56 to 661b. each.... """" to to^ d Merchants' Backs . '...., Dressing Hides .. 1 ., 21d. j " to58* 4 Fine Coach- Hides t0 9Sd i Crop Hides, 35to 4i) lo. tor cutting .. 21dU- t< r 22d 4 45 to 501b .,..;.. 2 ji'l 4 to 94d Calt Skin - SOto 401b; .'•. (• " ' —. scto 7oib « di 70 to 801b. t 4o f small Seals ( Greenland) s^ j" to 361. to 45d. to 44d. to S6d.. Northampton s Printed and Published bu and tor l. B. & tcsv. nr. SrriW, Sf li. S « ; r' « s0Jr.