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A . % , ‘rWil . Wt. 1 _ . . . ' ' r i ntißEß 9049* TitE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' UMW, will perform THE RECRUITING OFFICER: To which will be added, (second t i gne )i WHAT NEXT? , m y se say, A New Way so Pay Old Dalai. ;TheilF, The fe ; Avg 41 P lay of The Duke of Milan will be revived to rehnight• THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GAIIDEN. Ilia PRESENT EVENING, Will be per formed, T HE PAIR PENITENT. Calists, (first time) Miss O'NEILL,. To which will be addeti, . HARLEQUIN'S OLIO. • wo w, Mips O'Neill wiU perform. • ▪ Ties day, the Play of The Stranger. ire " hi v ical Play, to three sets, eallA Out Manneilog ; or, ,Gi c oy's Fropbeey, will be produced to•morrow week. NEXT, WEONE:IDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF DRAWING. 15 STATE Or nig WillikL t '. a ,00p Guineas 1 of I,OIXI Pounds g . d 90,000 — Pounds a of 500 Fowl& 'at 5,000 Founds 10 Of IVO Founds. RNSBY and Co. are Seßink Tickets and S ins, w arranted•andrawa, at their old-established State ap Oat No. 56, Cosnaet.t., where upwards, at TWO ai014.5 Si EALING MONEY hive horst paid to the BE LAST DAY BUT ONE WILL BE W EDNESDAY, ith MARCH •s—begins Drawing at bliAe pi wok blowing. The Second Day .of Drawtot Saving lithe Goad Prizes in the Wheel, viz. s of 25,0:;43 Guineas, of 20.000 Pounds, 1 of 5,000 Pounds. Not Two Blanks to a erize. j elly Padua is recommended at the fortunate OMces of J. SIVEW RIG Hl', 6.37,c0RmH4L; Se, HATMARRET ; 11, HOLIIOI ; 141, Na•STILILIrt where the Ent Prizes ever paid in Gold were NEXT WEDNESDAY. riBISH respectfully reminds his best Fri•nds, the I•eblie, the THIRD DAY of DRAWING the SATE MIRY will bean WEDNESDAY NEX re... The following le We of the Wheel : 2 'Prizes of 55,000 Guineas, g Prizes of 20,00 n Pounds, 1 Pr's. of 0,004 Pounds, Prise of 1,000 Pounds, s Prises of SOO Eounds, 10 Prizes of 200 Pounds, Or SWhad Last Day will be SATURDAY, leth March. Woos Ticken and Shares are selling at BISH's Meets, 0201111, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, where 5148, a Inset 21,11111,aad 1,69 z, a Prize of 4500, Second PIT, were nth Ssii la Rues, ITi6 LAST DAY BUT ONE NEXT WEDNESDAY, NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, Too Prizes of 25,000 GUINEAS 1 Tiro Prizes of 20,000 POUNDS ! Yet br the Wheel, and no Prize fixed. • IsIPITAL PRIZES Drama last SATURDAY (February 24): No. 6,087 a Prise of 11,216 12,492 12,800 POO . . Were all 'gelid and Shared by HAZARD, BURNE, anti Co. Contractors, Front Gate, Royal Exchaage. 11ThIs is THE ONLY 1() may —Yo small Lottery It. £5,000 3,C00 ,Ctro FANHAM HALL.—To BE LEI', (COMPLETE HUN PING BOX, adapted for to seeonunodation of a Gentle:l-an fond of Pi• hl Sporry ■klweee Ware and Hertford, and near Mr. Hanht.ry's stS; consisting of three Bed-rooms. good Nnrsery, SerVAUell et &c a Drawinz-roorn. Dicing Parlour, Gentkrnan's abider's Pantry, and Officea, Laundry, five-stall :table, Coath.bouse, good C-aran, and Meadow Land; rest r 156 per annum. _ _ _ of Mr. RoVnt,Warwick.street, Golden•Kuuc LES.--fs NEW A KTICLE of Irish Maisufac• tat, ter morning or evening wear, has been intsoduced; I Ins excited the admiration cf young, meddle-aged, and el- Lifts of Fashion, for its warmth, elegance, and durability, !bad nehnively at /MOWN and Co.'s Irish Warehouse, tintastrett, Covent• Garden, in every possible shade and co :. hew and rich tissue ',eyeful:les for dresses and peliwee, * * *sand figured Tabbinets, Satins, Sautes, &e. Sce. I ma, b Lithe v• 47) at tuU us. In the pound lower than any &wail Ble . _ _ ILLA kb's PATENT IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH, for Sleeting and Family Wear.-..Tbe Noblitty, and the Public, are respectfully informed by the Pa tkeybove Clo:b is sold, duly stamped, at the Ea,t India No. 16. Cbeapside, and at no ort.er house, w hole- I nuke cases for ezportlatton ; and by the piece, from lIS Ards each, at Ys. 41. 6d. ss. Ss. 6d. 41. 4s. 6d. and Ss. 6d. It is peculiar for Its great economy, and its singular to health, particularly in this changeable climate, Pmenting the ill eifec.s arising from sudden tramitioils flit to cold after exercise, never inobthing the damp "Illitte, and equally beneficial in warm or cold climates. "dtittedto all the purposes of tamily use, for ahirting, Wail. enemy , , sheeting, &c.; the pieces for shiet.ng, both 5-4ths 44 6*o:sprain tram two to four pair each. and surpass every wind for economy, beauty, and pleat antriess of wear. Or 41a the Country receive every attention. Tbe White Chintz Lafts' drum and Children's wear, may be obtained as above, !toot Three to Four Guineas each, containing from taker &eget. LOCK At4D SURGIC AL DIsPENSAR Y. itoyal Highness the Duke of Yoe& "1 a! Evemo " v " "it 1 . Iti of Leitrim. nt John Latouche, M. P. Col. W. Jones, M. P• ha. Col. J. Barry, M.P. • Col. Id. Clements, M. P. —Mr. Kiercan, Member of the Royal College, London S iNsTrrurtol4, established for the exclu. Re Treatment and Cure of the N'ENEREAL DISEASES. • drea2ful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, tllccra has to boast the cure of no less than 2,004/Pidenta, an many of whom ba re t een afflicted from 10 to 20 years. "tidy symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured in / days by Mr. Kirrhan's superior and erecacious 'node of i lloa, acd that weakness and derangement of the generative • iswilizli itnrair the coot:notion, atid shorten life, an here ',utssfully tru.ted than on any other plan. r . llellisn mr.y be consult e d a s usual, by either sex, at hts 1 2 It ° 111 ; Nu. 21, Lower Chariott L.-street. Eeoforct square. '` l4 tters front Town and Country arc to be addressed, and s pry adv:ce and modiclne will be given Or sent so any °1 tat kurgdont. 42 1 aa, published, price 4s. I•c•ttrds, by F. Kiernan. a • !rid improved Edition, ofd ]'tactical Treatise vu the Ye tr,!Jav and its Consequences. Scld by Sherwood and Co. A r atemost er.row; El;ltley awl Son, 174, Fleet- .trust; raw ; I F l gn - comt 3 Solio; and by ad while 8996411".• k i rt f4 y la. • at histit, Bb's, ?P i) ] Id ha': he of cult to are sok4r ,_Ptrico aki h e t~e4 0 th e y hi. re " 4 44; wus, k gekro r kit r Milne; h I4;_ ~R~~ ~~Gl~ett • 15 0, 01 7; lad kirldy h uh he words, ?. ' M. .iypo Duns. Hided • , a. Rallis Met y 1, IRA Tonal skip lola aft am& ILe Ste nority. C eschtsh Elpesed. it/ Of cul i k; 1- bols9 01 *test; sad aunt of the S3rilitT, is hare in de luci•tly 11. udvritest such I+lle4l, VI - au elw . whether re. painfii 14 acts an he r au ovum ~ he cum Jai g, *oda* !leis: IP Surgeons ally, I. tics Is ?is bat re the er A in encer• is solvired If (WO, for rktf bY a 417 l i.k, die d& ISA.* heal 03 usselOtJ stavalo id ram* tettaiMa a Ec to whica ce nsure with-care' Hs, 0L, 1114 I is irlaw' e of Oil. Dunk 0 0 liiinitt I and C 6 onJaa 3°l i .. ; , big day were published, in foolleap biro. price 7s. In boards, MEMOIRS of the ABBE EDGEWORTH : containing his Narrative of the Last Hours of Louis XVI. B 7 C. SNEYD EDGEWORTH. Printed-for R. Hunter, (Successor to Mr. Jobbson,) 7; St. Paul's Church-yard. KOTZEBUE'S LAST WORK. This day was published, in One Vol. Moro. price Ps. boards, THE RUSSIAN PRISONER of WAR a mong the FRENCH. By MORIIM VON KOTZEBUE; Lieu tenant of the General Sufi of the imperial Russlin Army, Knight of the Order of Sr. Witt:bath.. Edited, with the addition of a Preface and Pmtstript, by the Anthnes Father, A.Von Kotiebue. Translated from:hell:man. London : Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster row. This day was published, In I vol. tivo. price I Ss. In boards, THE. REPORT, together with the MINUTES of El/IDENCE, and an APPENDIX of PAPLRS, frost the Committee appointed to consider of Provis!nn being made for the better Regulation of MADHOUSES In ENGLAND. Ordered bi •be House of Commons to be printed. July 11, lat S. Each Subject of Evidence arranged under its dminct bead, by J. B. Smears, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Repainted for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 47, Paternoster row; and R. Hunter, (Successor to J. Johnson) 72, -St. Paul's Churcb.yard. BELL'S EDITION OF DE LOLME ON THE CONS - VITUTIUN. This day was published, elegantly printed in small tro. Bs. bds. E CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND; or, An Account of the English Government : in which it is compared with the Republican Form of Govern:tient, awl occa sionally with the othsr Monarchies in Europe. By 1. 1.. DE LOLME, Advocate. A new and impro*ed Edition; to which is added, copious Notes, bringing the History down to the press nt time. London : Printed by bun hell. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster•row. lust published, in 9 •ols. price Lie, the Second Edition of O'LONNEL: a Natinnal Tak, by Lady MonGANs (late Miss (Swanson), Author of the Wild Irish Girl, Novice of St. Donlinick, &c. " Lady Morgan has skilfully entered the lists with Miss Edge worth in the delineation of Irish Character and SLinner."— Monthly Review. " The multitude of Characters brought on the scene, have elabled the anther to draw a series of portraits, which though Infinitely varied, are so true to nature that the reader, as be prn cerde, feels, or suspects .that he has met with the oricitials of all -in the circles of hie own society.'—Lit. Rev. Printed for 1-1. Cnihurn, 50, Conduit•street. This day was published, price 111.6 d. botrul, DIAI'ESSAROS; nr, The of nir LORD JESUS CHRIST, comril»d from Plur Gos-' pels, according to the Authorised English Vers,cn ; with brief Notes. Practical and Explsna•ory. whic!t are I,llfiecd, : Map of the Holy LAnd, and an Introduction. kour.h LUitius. By T. 1 HIRLW ALL, A.M. Moe of the Latin Diatestaran !rely published, in Ustm 1 Scholarent. I.nrulon ; Printed for 'Law and Wtirsker, Ave Maria lane, I .udgate-stret t. Of whom may be For the use of Fatal:its and !)rleate Versuns, the same Work, printed on a flue wove pap-r, with a large type, price N. boards Also, a Latin Translation, fur the Use of :cl.ools, prim 41...,(1. bound. SATURDAY, MARCI 4,2, 180. SALES BY AUCTION. MO NTAGUE-SQUAR K. Elegant and Fashionable 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, new within a short tithe, CHINA, Crl.A•iS, PLATED AR TICLES, Cellar of choice fine-flavoured - WINES, Ste. • _TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EOM% On the Premises, No. 39, Montagne-square, on Tnuasnir, the* 14th day of March, at TWOIVe by order of the Exe cutors of GIORGI MnRIIIO/41, Esq. deceased: THE FURNITU R E. compribes elegant Suites of Drawing -roots and Eating parlour Curtains, with Dra peries, in Chintz Caton, and Morino; capital four-post „Bet steads with Mahogany Pillars, and handsome Chintz Cotton Furutures; Field, Tent ' and other Bedsteads and Furnituree ; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding; Japanned Gredan back Drawing room Chairs. Solis, Conches, Ottomans, &c. with' Cushions and Cases; handsome Turkey, Bruise!, and other Carpets, Hearth-ru g s, & c . excellent Cabinet Articles, in Ward robes, Chests of Drawers, Bookcases, Pedestal Sideboard, Cid iaret, capital Set of Patent Dining Tables, Mahogany Eating. parlour C:. airs in blue Morocco, Card, Sofa, Penthroke, Dress °rig, aid r.th,•r Tables, in (tine Wood and Mahogany; 44;1(40111e steereut Fenders and Fire irons, China, Glass, Pla . e.l Artie!. s, Cellar of choice Line Savoured Wines ; constant: L T of abeut 4U dozen of Madeira, tO dozen of Port, two boxes of Martinique Noyeau. &c. numerous Kitchen Reqoisites, and various other Effects, The witele of the above eleEant Vurniture is new within a few months. and never used. To be viewed by applying on the Premise% on Tuesday and We , mes fay preeedlog the adr, where CAtaingues may be had, a: s. e.4eh ; and of Mr. it.,L3 ns, VP arwck-peer, ; vi• len-square. MAMA-HIM., EDGE.WARE-ROAD. Cenuh e, Elegant, and Fasidonable IiOUSILHOLD FURNI TURF, Fix RES, bri Want Plates of. GLASS, LUS PR F.S. MIRRORs, CHINA, CLASS, LINEN, a small SERVICE' of PLA IT, and PLATED ARTICLES. &cc. the Property of a Lady. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 7, Ma itla bill , Edgewaro•road,on MONSAT, I March 1 ft, at Eleven o'Clock, .rfrHE Genuisie and Splendid HOUSEHOLD ruabirrekE, soniprising capital four-post Berlateade, with Maims-my Piaars and handsome Chintz Cotton Fur niture, Canopy, Tear, and other Bedsteads and Furniturst, prime. seasoned Ferber Beds and Bedding, elegant Suites of Drawing and Dining Lalour Curtains, with fringed Draperies in Chintz, Cotton :lad Mu: ie i Japanned Drawing room Ch a ir s , Couches, Sofas, Ottomans, &e. Turkey, Brussels, and other Car pets, excellent Cabhut Art:cies in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Boukcates, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and Lou fabies, in Rose wood and Mahogany, brilliant Platesof Glass, Lustres, Mirrors, Mahogany :'ranee Dining.rooin Chairs, seats in Red Mo rocco. bandlome Perlett..l sitlecoartL CeParec, c:Tirat Set of Fa. tent Dining Tattles, Chipa, Gla.s, flied, small Service of Plate, and Pla , ed Articles, Bronzed Figure. and. CandeLinas, band ;cute Rtgi.ter and i i )gur Stoties, Fenders wit! steel cut Fire-irons, numerous Kitchen quinces, Mangle, and various other Effects. Tube ',armed,- by applying en the Premises, on Friday and Saturday preceding 11* Sale, where Catalogues may be bad, at Is. each; 6! Mears. Long and Kiuderly, Solis:Roes, Gray's Inn court; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-streer, Gulden-spare. 1)131'ILLEI) LAVENI)ER WA- A. TER, unt!er the august Patron:'. of his Royal Highness the Prince Reyent ; their Royal Hikiiii.sses the Princesses Au gotta, Elfsabeilr, Mary, and Soph;a; hit Imperial Hie:mesa the Grr.ne. Duchess oh Russia; ssot Wurtemburr; that Graces the ihichchsts of Devoctlire and ‘S'eUingtoii; his Grace the DuCe Mariburougli; the Right lion. the Countesses of Waldegrave, Darnley, ant: Liverpool; the Right Hon. Viscountess Powers court ; Lady E. Bentiack ; the Baroness Montesquieu; the lion. Mrs. Hope; the Hon. Mrs. Stapleton; Ladies Hrtun , Bourne, Ball, Harrington; and by the Nobility and Gentry it general. blitnufactured by Haney CHRIS - 11AX; Chem at, &c. Canter. bury, the only and sole inventor (arid with whom nu other per doll is conuec.tni), of whom it may be had wholesale, retail, and for exportation; Mc, in London of hfr.Johnston, t 5, Berry, 17, Grc. k street, Soho ; Overton 51, Gattie and Pierc e , 57, N e w Wind-street ; Newbery and S oot, 45, and Prossurand Co .eO, Sr. Paul's; Barclay and Sons, v 5, liet-market ; Leuchars, 47, Pic cwlilly ; t.uttuit and o. Bow Church-yard ; Low, 330, Strand ; Cruickshank, 12, Hay market; 11'a6., 111. Cheapside; and of 41 respectable Perfumers, Stationers, Ete. in Great Britain and Ire land. NERVOUS COMP LAIN'T 4 S. DR. FOTHERGILL'S COKDIAL DROPS have been known durii.g Half a Century for their dß cacy in every description of I.4ervous Disorders, and their va ous sifections, as Lownrss of Spirits, Head Aches, Lose art Appetite, indigestion,. Spa.nis, liypochondriacisnt, Weakness, Languor, irregularity of Habit, filziniul Dreenes, Anxiety of Mind; Dimness of Fainting kits, Waring of Flesh, and for every kind of Er bility or itelaitrion ; whether hereditary, or occasioned by along residence in hot or unlieaLhy Climates ; the immoderate use of Spirituous Liquors or other Lesions Fluids; too Sedentary a Life, or close application to Study ;. excessive Care or Grief ; injudicious a4m , nistration of Mercury, Disiipation, or other causes. To those afflicted, is particularly recommended a trial of this invaluable Medicine, from which they may be assured of obtaining almost immediate relief, and after a reasonable perseverance in taking it, the complete re-esta• Mid:lntent of their health. Sold in bottles, at 11. &l.; l ls. and 225. at Messrs. Buller end Sons, No. 4, Cheaplde London.; and also by the principal Booksellers and Medicine Venders in every Town. FOR COUGHS, 110ARSENESSES, M R. GREENOUGI-Ps PECTORAL LOZEN GES of TOLU ; the great.demand for which, after up. wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenestcs, Sore Throats, Asthmatic attd Consump tive Complaints. '1 he genuine only have R. Hayward printed on the stamp, by whom they are Brewed, ai summit to Mr. Greenough, the Invertor. Sold in boxes at is. lid, each by lila appoirit.ne:.t.by F. N?r. bury and Sons, St. Vaul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspvr-street ; Nix, Royal Ex• change ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Clarke, 269, Borough; Sang e r, 150, Oxford -street; Barclay's, Fleet-Market; Blake. 66, Picca dilly; and the Venders of genuine Medicines. Where also may be had, Mr. Greenough's cele. rated TINC TURES for preserving the Teeth and Guns, and curing the Tout h-Aeh, in enlarged bottles at is. 9d. each. _ _ THE CHEAPEST AND BEST' MEDICINES FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHM AS. r I HURCH'S COUGH DROPS for recent Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confintted Asthma; stand unrival led. Its reputation for fifteen years past, and the various testi nionies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of thg estimation in which it is held tor all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and ati Pulmonary Complaints.—As proof, the following initrce is inserted. Mews. 4;itaw and EDWARD!. ' 6 Birmingham, March 16, 11105. Gentlemen,—ln justice to you, and to ertify the value of that excellent Medicine Church's Cough Drops, I send you the following case, at the particular request of the patient. soars switaszy." sia—l cannot soffidently acknowledge the cure I have re ceived from Charch's Cough Drop% A most suffocating Asth matic Cough, during the winter, afflicted me so severely, chat I expected nothing lets than death every minute; one bottle re lieved me considerably, and four more perfectly restored me.— ' Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble ser vant, "THOMAS tOIII.It4DS." 1;01C1 by E. Edwards, 6G, on die foot-way, St. Paul's Church yard, London. • None can be genuine except " Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard' Is engraved en the stamp.— ' Price Su. lid. lad double size is. bd. int bottle. 2 This day eras publi,bed, prier Ts. boards, AN ACCOUNT of the several PUBLIC FUNDS, pieN.lir. g those created by the Imperial and Irish Loans, tramiciabV at the Bar.k of England; together wkh an Account of the mock of the principal Public Companies its London; to ve.kta are added Kraal awful awl extensive Tables, illustrated 'y Calservatams and Examples ; also, Statements of the National I Debt and of tree Sinking Fund. The Sivh Edition. By WILLIAM FAIRMAN, Of the Royal Exchange Assuraoce Office. London ; Printed for John Richardson, 91, under the Royal Excbar,ge ; 1. M. Richardson, Cornhill ; Walker and Edwards, 1 1 and Job,. kobirsdn, Parernoster-row. This day was published. price is. ed. sewed, A LETTER to the.UNITARIANS in SOUTH 4 - 2,. WALES, oecalloniel by the Animadversions of the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. David's—to which are annexed, 1. Letters before published lit the Gentleman's Magazine, in Reply to hid Lordship's Letter to the Unitarians. 2. A brief Review of his Lordship's Treatise, entitled," The Bible, and nothing but the Bible, the Religion of the Church of , EriglassiL" S. An Estimate of his Lordship's Character Ind quallicationi as a Theological Polemic: By THOMAS BILSHAM, Minister of the Chapel in Essex. street. Printed for Rowland Hunter (Suet:astir to J. Johnson), 73, St. Paul's Chrreblard. Where may be had, price 3s. ed. The neeend Edition of Mr. Belsham's Letters to the Bishop of London. . _ This day were published, Very handsomely and closely printed in columns, Royal 410. price RES es. in boards. Vol. L and IL of ATHENA OXONIENSES. The History of all the Writers and Bishops wbo have had their Education in the University of Oxford, front the year 1500. First written by AN THONY A. WOOD, M.A. of Mertes College; and now very considerably augmented in Text and By PHILIP BLISS, Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. In the present republication of this verC valuable body of Eng lish Biography, every Noorsi of the two former Editions has been retained with the most exact fidelity, so that the curious Reader is no longer under the ttoublesonte necessity of collating the Book as first published by the Author, with the subsequent Edi tion given to the world under the care of Bishop Tanner. Btsidet the 'fat of thistwo former Edition', the proem con , tams a vast number of Netts by bishops Htimpbrrys, Kennet, ' Tanner, by i-Jr Ralph Sydenhant, Dr. Rawlinson, Mr. Baker, iLovetlay, Mutant, Peck, Wanky, Whalley, and Watts, with Se.. *vial by the present Editor,and many of great value, which have been eomfnunicated by inteWgent Collectors of the present day ; ado to which, each Volume contxus some few new Lives of Persons whose coitnectioo with the University had escaped the industrious inquiries of the Oxford Biographer, 1 he two Volusiesalready before the public contain the Atheez and Fest* Oitenleuses from the year 1500 to 1640, and the re mainder of the *newsl work will he comprised in two more ; ft lie then proposed to continue the Lives and Annah to the year 16E0, adopting a plan similar to that pursued by the first Author. —Far this pervose very copious materials are already collected; and it is earitootly requested, that such Gentlemen as possess any curious and authentic Documents •,,,tive to the. Oxford Writers, will have the kindnessto commun them to the Editor, who wid spare no exertions on his pan to reader the Work as perfect and in:grating as possible. Printed for Lackingon and Co.; Longman and Co.; F. C. and J Rivingtons ; Py ne and Foss ' • Well and Dairies ; J. and A. Arch ; Mamma ; Black and Co. •' R. H. Evans; Baldwin and .I.lscootha W bite and co; Landon : and J. Parkeritizford. ,t- __~ "Pik' 7-"ix•W ... ;. • . PRICE SEirEg..PR-,•'.:. ..., • • tmld 44 Z .. , • , r ?o c Ir• • $l l • "PP- 4 %. ..1101 . A . • tar. CONTR ACES FOR. 0 kR AC STORES. COMMISSARIWITCHIEF'S @MU, Fek. iota,. S UCH ,Persons as are dri:rou s o f Coutractivig • with the Commissary in Chief to stlpply LINEN AR TICLES ef BhUDINO, BLANK ETS,IRONMONCE UN.. WAKE, EARWEN-WARE, TABLES, CHAIRS, LLAL. BARROWS,COOPERSWARE,CO A I ..111EAaU? ES, rut. NERY ARTICLES, mil FIRM-BUCKETS, may retried Patti. culars of Ste. Contracts at this Office between the hot:rs of Eieven and Fire, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and direard to tht Cumnais•ary in Chief, marking thereof' " i'entlet for Par7ark• Stores;' on or before TUN:if/AY, the r2th MArch, but acne eall be recc.ved after Tn•(lee o'Clock on that Dad•; nor any Pro posal be noticed unless male on er annexed to a primed Par ticular, and the Prices inserted in Words at length ; nor miles, a I.etter be subjoinetho such ikposal, signed by 1 %el Persons of known Propt rty, engaging S:come bound with. the Party enduring, in the sum ex in the Pariculars for the due performance of the Cuotraft. E•LST-/11/)/4 'VOUS 8, March 1, ibid. W HEREAS in pursuance of the Sixth Sectka of the Seventh Chaster of die Bye-Laws of the United Company Alernhauts of England trading to the Last in. 111.1, it is ordained, " 4 . l:at a List stall be publ:shel thirty days before the annual Elect!uti of Directors, containing the names of such Prop::.:tors, :Ireton!) , to Lai►, as shall signify, i.t writio3, to !he Secretary, their desire of becoming CalZid.it-s for the D,rectisin i , thirty-two days b;:fure lugs Annual Election," Ihe Court of Directore of the sail Co.npaisy herehr siois no:lce, in order that the Proprietors may co. fens to the said Bye-Law, that the ensuing Election of SIX DIaECT.II:.: of the said Company for FirJr Years, is arp•Jl4-rd e the 10th Aptil next, and that such List will be pnl:.sht 1 thirty (+ars Wore the sad Election, as the above-mentionte i!irects. 41.11fE5'L&?..:13, Saretirp trzIN. 4 .:2'EAD PARK. TO THE EDITOR. OF TUE sr. t. Stu—l beg leave to infirm tl e Poblit, tbrenlgh the medium of your Paer, that a Bill is now quietly going through the Hours of Ctirismons which will have the effect to deprive the Puhlic of the ‘retificae Lion of enjoying the beatities of Wenstcatd Perk. No notice has been given of this Act on the Church. doors, or is any public paper that I know ot. By the Bill now before the liouse, mmy of the parishioners will be compelled to scerouiii two mires to the Church, which stands in the rtii.Ole of the Park. All the roads will, of course, be 01::t up ex. cept one. I trust that the Bish..p will in:triere in this shameful case, so far as the Cliurz!, is s... , ncrned. The Public at large have, I concei the mime right to the recreations of Wanstea,l ak they lure to those of HyJe FAA. I am, Sir, r, ur eie• dient servant, Art thiLkurrAßL Wamtea4, March 1. , PROTESLINTS IN 111.1Nef. Miss H. M. WiLLIANIS has pUhl:Sh;•d a Pamphlet an the Psesecurross in ruttier, ;sal we presume the Tares and Courier twirl allay, her to !re same authot it y, assured, that she would say as little that may 'ae off:nsive to the Irene!) Governmect as pet.ictle. ,She makes however the ftilioe ins important collets:duns ‘ 4 Ainitht alt the p'rasts the Revolution the star of relig:ous liberty had moved calmly in its orbit and her domain appeared to be const.crated ground. The persecutors of the Orli century, had :narked th e ir victims, had plundered and murdered as their fury directed, wherever they found Protestant property and Protestent faith. Nisaiee has been the centre of this desolation, because it had been called Protestent Rome. Protestants dew have been the eic.ims—had it been a local insunection, as in the time of the re volution,i the assailants w o uld net have been so dis. c. . nsmate. It is on Protestants done that the rage LAS I fallen, and this appears as an unequivocal proof that it was an organised religious persecution—that the fact was disbelieved, because the country was in pos session of Protestant Powers, who might have crush ed it instantly, but they were too much occupied ill reforming the Museum. Their foulest enemies can bring no charges against the Protestants. Their conduct, since the epoch* which teeinned their rights should have disarmed their most rigouruus foes, they strewed no exultation, sought no private advantage, and had always cheer. fully borne their share in the burdens of the State. Rol by se oeertight is the Moe:Charter there %as men tion of a State Reh:gion,and the Protestants enure olliged to sink back to toleration. The Charter had been I.:ss fe- You:able than the Concordat:, but they little dreamt of religious persecution : however, the Pastors of the South, who visited Paris during the winter of 1S f-t• said. that if any peen took place, the Catholics would pervert it to the mischief of the Protestants. When Bonaparte returned, he glided by the southern pro vinces and established himself at Lyons.—his presence affected Protestants in no other manner than ad other Frenchmen. After the second reiteration of the King. partial insurrections took place ; but when these were hushed. horror hupg over devoted Nismes ; ma:saere and pillage prevailed ; the National Guard, composed of respectable citizens, WAS dissolved, and a new one was formed, six titnes as numerous, and of which many were fanatics. Here, and here only that guard betrayed its trust ;—Protestants invoked their aid in vain—their murderers were undisturbed. At length England fixed her eyes On the Protestantsot the South. The high-toned and generous resolves of the flare Denominations were heard—its sound in Paris was noble and persuasive, it g lid e d over t h e S outh like that sacred harmony of the heavenly hosts which spoke, to the watch of shepherds, of peace and goad, sell:." She asks, 4 4 Did tue !`tench Government du all it could r' and she answers, it exerted all its poser, but its power was feebleness ; and tome roil in- r. 'tome rote between its tut-pose and its oat." Sae con- e eludes by cuLvii.bittg the King with ferdinand the Seventh. t This day was pubhshed, price 2s. od. boucd, ANEW INTRODUCTION to the FRENCH LANGUAGE; being an Abridgement of the Grammar of M. de Icylsac ; comprising an Analysis of the Verbs, with a complete Set of introductory Eterchws. By A. picQuar, Author of 14 Elements of Ancient and Modern Geography." London: Printed for Law and Whittaker, No. 13, Ave Mafia lane. Ludgate street. .quo Mya t t, urej 111.444 t Mo o o. 9 of th, r, th e " /41 pool IMily We , IN a vi ieb ovens the icatWl' ere tbel via irl event P 0 ig i' jpect a wr S te r 4 N i cer WW ".