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TO-BE SOLD BY AUL'TION. • " The 16 Whi Spabetie,eritti Mother Bunch:* ice. • 1. , AMPHITHEATRE, ;WAriiTMINSTER irgda ilac Patronage if-ibeiNitayal Highneires the Alba ti Wig and Duke of 'rink. • • 111 1 710 Si find every Evening this Week Le i M i r o i: Aregesionest she PageslarVirir Speetacle,appre AllifhOLV,Acc. ealled . thelißAVrP. COSS ACK..—preeetiejiggek I:4l:ireurite Operaticfl %T titled the QUACK 'O P. ED. Various gqtasittian apa Herculean ExerBfcs, wit the .aighelale *intend* of HMI lAI6IU IN St MOTHER SM4f£H. TO bectrkt half pUftliprecEfey.—Half price at half Pal! eight MB.' On Monday nest, the p# hilt. will be produced an entire ter et tgair: pintottime, vriits•l*.Entettatnineuts, tow Nt Ite• • rigaigv*l.3l4-4130asoltinki440: r r.liE AtibWAL S Bitiolfgai4 in so Wt. - 1 - for the lomat of th4s puAgpir„ rii% he on S SbAY 24#XT. the loth irritant. At MARGATP—i-By the Res . JONl . lpi k estrfill(4, /eh !ow ofgbee.fiall Coositlilkve. At St' Rev: Vasil; Infilksiow,ll.l. A. Stator of St. deorge Sqtrare; soil Ike DoedefileClikip. Writ° the Lord Balt" of London. At RAMAGATECHAPEL..-By the Rev. J. Jam KM', alter nate Monairg Preacher to the Philantbropic Society, and at Berkeley Chapel, and Chaplain to his Royal liighners the Prince of Wales. Tbe Anniverfary Dinner will be on Monday , the 31 ft inft. at Il dmin's Royal Hotel, Margate. • PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION. No. 44, LTICPSTER-3(tHARR, AUGUST 20, 1807. DIRF.CTORS. Sir James Cockburn, Bart. Robert Bland, M.D. G. E. Strati n, Erg. W. C. Jaekfon, Efq Luder Hoff ham, Efq Benjamin Angell, Efq John Prowett, Efq HONORARY DIRFCTORS. James Patterfon, Efq Ralph Green, Efg Samuel Sketehley, Efq Thomas Heine, Efq Phitlp Palmer, Efq Rev. C. Seidl'' , John G.lfling, Efq Andrew Miner, Efq VOTICE is herelay given, that the Society cnnti. 1 nue to purehafe Annuities on fair and honourable terms, and pttfons defiroui of difpofing of the (ante, or of becoming Sub feribers to the Inflitution, are requelted to apply at the office. No. 44, Leittfter fquare where Profpeettifis of the plan of the Inftitu• floe may be obtained. By order of the Court of Director., (Signed) S. R. Et.LIS, Secretary. GUNBY PARK, SPII.SBY, LINCOLNSHIRE. I'o BE LET Ready nandlied, and entered npnn immcdiat ely. for Three. Five, or Sever Years, a tarp con venient MANSION HOUSE, with good Stabling for thirteen Horfes, Coach !Inures, Dove Houfe, and al: other attached and detached Offices, as excellent £! hen Garden in high order, &c. Filb. Ponds wet Wafted . artabtindance of game. I.ettcrs (poll paid) to Wm. Farah, Guohy Park .wiJi be ipidte• Riau ly attended to. 2 Aft TO BE LET, FOR A TERM, A MANOR HOUSE, with .good Stabling, X. Coach Houk, Out Bulfdlngs Garden, F 1 Ponds, either with or without Lands,, and the Right of fliorting over a Manor with free. Warren, in a Parini in the County of Norfolk, within ten tnileiof Thet ford and Svraffham, eotififting of about THREE TWO l' SAND ACRES. The Furniture to be now taken at a valuation, and to be re purchared at the end of the term . Apply to Mr. Whitton, : zo, Great James ftreet, Bedford-row. CURE Cr STONE AND GRAVEL. MR. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton•Breet, Bloornfbury firm, Proprietor of Af)AMS's SOLVEN e, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that be has for tome years. devoted Mt whole profdrional attention to the above DifaSes, and their endtplintinn with that of Gout. He may be osafulted daily at his own Hoare and more efpecially on Wedncl days and Fridays, where be difpenfes the Solvent in bottles of4s.bil Its. and it is. Stamps included, two of which laft (cutely ever fail to coma the cat-Mutts diathefis in the habit, andthercby prevent the concretion of Stone in 'miffing' of a fedentary Sold alto at Bacon avid Cos, I (0. Oxford- area, and at B.,lton's front of the Royal Exchange: where atfo may he had juft pub tithed, the Author's" Difqtation of the Stone and Gravel," ninth Edition, price ie.*. pointing-oiisheir Caute and the Diet to be obligivailutiog the °ire, with nit.ny ettraordinary cafes: Tome of perfect recovery even atcer the operation had been refolved on. FOR Rtj:EFMATISM&-SPRAINS,CEPLBLAINS, &c. • qbit. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CIS' Medicine, from its extraordinary effic-cy. julity emitted to the-reputation it hit In long acquired above every other ptVparaiiort of the kind. By Its warns, pene trating, aril attenuating qualities, it is found to be the limit power ful application in theurnatifma, fpcifrns, and palatal 11 9 alto in cramps. bruifes, fpraina, burns, scalds, frees cuts, said the fting of venomous infefts. It ft partizularly I . ..commended in contufions, oteaftnned by gun shot wounds. and to refrefh the legs and feet after long exercife in walking. ft speedily removes chilblains, and if ufed in time, will prevent them atom breaking, but for this pur pole it fhotdd be diffolved and applied warm. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No 4 , St. Paul's Church yard, London, in bottles, pries 25. 6d. each; and by their appoint ment, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co z so, and Allen. No. 76, Oxford-Bran; Wado Old- Bond •itr.iet; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur street; Ward, Middle-row. Holborn ; S.Randall. Roy,! Fschange; Clarke, Borough High-ftreet ; and 3. Harris, at the writer of Ludgate-Bran. N.B. Obfrrve that the words—F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's— are engraved in the Stamp. DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. 'THESE PILLS have long obtained a jolt cele brity in the private practice of the proprietor. Mr. DIXON. APotherary,and from their great fuceefs in manyobitinate ßilious Difordero, on numerous patience of dillindion ard others, partis eularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Vilcountels Bulkeley, Ike &c. he was perfuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and ram/Rion of their name. The following is a Proof of their Efficacy— " Deal Haverrardweft, South Wales, Febru try 24. 1803." Captain Lloyd prefente his compliments to M r. Dixon. altbo' not perfonally acquainted with him, would take it re a favour, if be would fend him four or five boxes of his Pills, as loon as he poffibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufesl the Medicine is toe pregnant and very unwell—for the great fervice they have brat to Mrs Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bifhop and all his family, rapt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Vills wherever he lots; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint Come perfons usrenders in this county, it would be a henelit to the community." rle Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for reftoring the tone of the ftomach—for curing indigeltion —for preventing crudities, and their eonfequent diragrecable eruetations and tido. !cows They prevent habitual end temporary coftivene.fs—fick bead-ache, and keen burn which is oceefioned by pregnancy, anti a debilitated fiomach, whether arifing front the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperateditt, or drinking to cacti's. Saki wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No 4. ebeapfide, core l?tr of Paternofter row, London; and retail by ntoft country Me- Celtic Venders, in bona at As. 9d. sod 66.xach. • O'FICE Gi ORBNANCB, AN& so, rs 6 7* I pig PRINGI PA:, OFFICERS of Hie Aftsiiliy? ORDNANCE* beredy give Notia, 1 To funh perfons as may have feafoned WALNUT 11014, MBER.In their poffeffson, that they will be ready to purchafe eh quantities of WALNUT TREE PLANK as may be, from ' i l me to time , tendered to them. The Plank In uit be found ai l t for making Mufquct Stocks ; and, of th e tbl e k nc f s of tie* ches and a half, and molt be delivered at the Tower, wbcse polio, Ment will be made in ready money, when required, for *cunt dommodation of perfons, having fmall quantities to difpore ef l fri t Ilion as the Plank has been meafured and approved by, the Men belonging to the Royal MinufaCtory of Small Anna, h 4 n esi l Tower. : or r taels Pr - foral mutt fpeeify the quantity of •Plaok to , he Ibl4o *td the, price required for it per foot foperfinial; and the boleal, ko be forwarded, addreffed to the **TEMPI to the Hoard qc . o-" Watch 01Riae. of Ordnaoce. Pall Man. fly Orr eTiTriZara.... R. H. CREW, Secretary. • .r4G.TvAIL4.O I 9 0 . 1 74c_ ,R. , 7.4 3 0 , Igo". THI 4 COAM/SSZONVis far VICTUALGLNG ,eels *174181771 Narr, a hereby glee yttigl, • That a Wesbkefday the s6th of Soptember oirig,tAsey wane ready to receive Tenders 'writing (leafed up) and treat Mr' fueb Quantities of IRISti BFEfund PORK, of the belt quality, and to be cured in the milling (talon, as the retie-L(lin Mercbints and Dealers therein may think 'proper to offer, one third part thereof to be patted tu half puncheons, one third part in tierces. act( the remaining on- third part in barrels; to he d-livered into his Ma. jetty's Vidualling 4:torts at Deptinrd, Pnrtfuouth and Plyrdluih, and into the Army Vidtualling Stores in Saint Catherine's, in re gular proportions of each defcription of Cats, by the periods un dermentioned. viz One fourth of the whole by the 31ft Tanuary One half of the remaining quantity by the 3tft Match Bci And the remainder by the 3oth Jane And to be paid for by Bills, payable with intereft niftty days after date. The Conditions of the Contra& may be ken at the Secretary's Office, it this Office, or by applylvs to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for the Vidvafling at Cork ; to the Coliednrs of his Majelly's Cul% toms at Limerick, &Irak, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Poft Matter General at Dublin refpedively. No regard will 8. bed to any 'lewder in wokb tFe .Mitee .164g1 Rei iaferted b words at Itagtb, or that flail ass 6. delivered to the Board ho bos 0.. o' Clock on the Pia ;Vidal% tbe 16th Setterti,eraext, maw raki, tie Perla' yr& waits the reader, or few Perlia os hie lalialf,alitowit aafwer va4ex cella for. NOTICE TO MARINERS. I N Virtue of an Ati of Parliament, Geo. 111. C. 132, anthorifing the Honourable the CommifLoners of Nor thern Lighthoufes to erect a Lighthonfenn the 801 l Rock, to place a Floating Light there, and to coiled Duties thereupon, Notice is hercby given, That a VOW, fitted out for a Floating Light, is now moored off the Cape or Bell Rock, fitnated at the entrance of the Friths of Forth and Tay, in N. lat. 56 deg. 27 min. and W. bmg. s deg. 27 min. The moorings of this light confift of a mufbroom anchor, with a chain, laid down in 17 fathoms water, the Bell Rock bearing by the Compafs, E. S. E. (What one mile ; the Red Head, N. by g 1 E. diftant thirteen miles; Fifenefs, S. W 1 W. diftant twelve mules; and the land of May S. W.: S. diftant feventeen The light will be from oil, and will be lighted upon the night of the 15th day of September, 2/107,and thereafter every night, from the going away of daylight in the evening till the return of day light in the morning. To diftinguilh this light from the dostfie 'this at the Tay and Scares, and from the tingle light on the Wand of May, three diftinet I:efts will be &torn by a lantern hoifted to the top of each malt, and thefe will be vitible from every point of the compars ; the lanterns on the fore anal mizen marts being elevated 23 feet, and that on the main malt 31 feet above the veffers deck ; the lights, when teen from either fide of the chip, will have the appeararce of a triangle but if ken end on, will appear as two lights, the one above the other. This veßel was formerly a tithing dogger, and at the Matte of feven or eight miles is like a Sip under jorymafts ; in the day time* blue flag with a light.houfe in the field will be difplayed from the main nuft ; and in thick and foggy weather a bell will be tolled on board, with an interval of a minute, night and day. Although this vac] has been fitted out in the eompleteft man ner, and every attention paid to mooring her properly, yet ai all (bating lights are liable to break adrift in the tempeftuou4 wea ther of winter, mariners are recommended not to negleet their land marks, and to run with caution for the floating light. This wird is alto intended to anfwer the purport of a ftore (hip, While the light honk is building on the rock, and mould it be found neceirary to alter her prcfent Ration during the working months of rummer, due notice will he given —By order of the Hon. Commiffioners of the Northern Light-honks, C. CUNNINGHAM, Sec. TALLOW CANDLES WITH WAXED WICKS . TN conlequence of the wicks of there Candles being A previoufly coated with wax, they have the fallowing advan taus—ift They are (clam, if ever, fuhjedt to what is called a Thief in the candle—adly, They wilt not guttar, except from bad (huffing, or carrying about—and, 3dly, They burn longer, and give a brighter light than the ufual Mould Candles. Sold at the Candle and Soap Company's Warehoufe, No. 182, Fleet greet. two doors from Fetter-lane, where alto may be had Common Candles, and Soap of the belt quality. N. B. A Bifeount is allowed fur ready Money, in proportion to the quantity purchafed at one time. .4 day was puldiihtd, and-niap be bad - inky:B, of 14411‘. Efe. thews. and Leigh. Strand, Lamina, and may be procured by givingoorders to any country bookfoller , FEW SATISFACTORY TESTIMONIES, of of the EFFICACY of Dr. TAYLOR'S celebrated Remedy for DEAFNESS, and of the pesiedt cafe and feety with which At may he uled at all Seaton& Price Bs. 6d. a bottle, duty included. One bottle Is avonsplete refterative. This inettinsable Specific may be had retail of Mathews and Leigh. ifi, Strand, Loudon ; and is fold wholefale by Drewry and Wood. Stafford; Mr. Newbery, St. NIA Cburell.yard ; Meffn. Dicey and Sutton, No. to, Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Soil Fleet Market ; Butler, No. 4, Chapfide Meffrs. Shaw and Fdwards, St. Paul's ; and Mrdohnfaa, Greek (tree, Soho, Lon. don. ,• MODERN FRANCE. This day was publithed in two elegant•Volumes,lrtioreap Odsvo, price Half a-Guinea in Boards. HE STATE ot FRANCE derrinethe Ye* 1803, T -a• t 303,1804, 18_5. and 406, ecestaining part:ciders of the treatment of the Englith Captives, and Obfervations on the Go vcrnm , nt, Finances, Pnpuloti.n, Religion, Agriculture and inter. nal Commerce of that Country, wick Anecdotes illutteativc of the Charad.r of the Chierof the Fr,nch Government. By W. T. WII.LI a MS, Efq. One of the Subjects of Great Britai 1, detained by the French Government in violation of , the Law of civilized Nations. _ . Printed for RICHARD PHILLirs. No. 6, Bridge itreet, Black- friars, and to be but of an bookfellers. Of whom may be had, juft rublithed, . _ An Account of the Iste,ifcape and Flight of Mrs. SPENCER SIAM!, through Tyrol, Anitria, ProtEa, and Poland to Itutfia. By the Marquis de SALVO, price is. it hoards • HOLLAND AND THE RHINE. This day was publlfhed, in a large and very elegant volume, qt.!. accompanied by numerous and very beautiful F.ngravings, price 21.25. in beards. : . A TOUR through HOLLAND along 'the. R;ght •Ii• and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the Summer and Autumn of 1806. ! By Sir JOHN CARR, 'Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or Tour round the Baltic, &c. • " Pergit, et hoftiles (canta eft Muda) ripe 3i, Incomir at us adit."— CLAUDIA/I. to this Work an Impartial account is given of the tuansters,mlf oms, arts, and condition of the Dutch fince the converfian of tbe Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdoct, and a defcription of the molt innftefting objects and fcenery in Holland and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed with a variety, of anec dotes iltuftracive of the people of Holland. and of that part of France and 011ftmany throuo which the Author paired, and the Whole Is eithellifhed with zo Engradogs, by a diftinguithad A rtift, from drawings made on the fpot. Pc inted for RICHARD Put 5. Li rs, No 6, Bridge- Erect, Blackfriars, and to be had. of all Dookfelers Of whom may be had, The NORTHERN SChlllEt, price al. as The STILANGSR IN IRELAND, price al js. TO SPORTSMEN. Printed for Longman, Hu HI, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter -row. t. R URAL SPORTS. By W. B. DANIEL. In Three Volumes Quirt*, price 71. 17s 6d and Three Volumes, Odtavo, 51. ss. in boards. New Editions with confider able Additions and Alterations, embelllthed with 73 fine Engrav ings (including Three new ones) by Scott, Landfeer, Tontkins, and others. 1. The Sena TM 04'S CABINET ; or, a corned Delineation of the various Dogs, ufed in the Sports of the Field, including the Canine Race in general; conGßi••g of a Series of Engravings by Scott, of every ditlind Breed, from original Paintings, taken from life, by Reinagle ; interfperfed with beautiful Vignettes engraved on wood. icy a Veteran Spnrtfman. in 2 vole gter. price 71.75. boards. 3. The SHOOTING Ma te roar. By R. B. Thornhill, Efq. In t v, 1 4to. whit elegant Engravings by Medland, price ti Ito 6d. in boards ; silo a fuperior Editioc, with the Plates coloured after Life, price 31 3s in boards. 4. The Outlines of the VZTERINIAT ART. or the Principles of Medicine, as applied to a knowledge of the Struaure, Fundions and Economy of the Honk, the Ox, the Sheep and the Dog—and to a nt 2re fcientific and fuecefsful manocr of treating their vinous Difeafes. By Dclabcre Blaine. Profeffor of Animal Medicine. In two large Vols. Evo with Anatomical Plates, price xl. sa. 5. SPORTING AN tencrr as—Original and Seleet—including Chars eteriftie Sketches of eminent Perfuns who have appeared on the 'ltirf. By an Amateur Sportfinan. In Bvo. illudratrid by fe veral Engravings, price tot 6d. . . DA. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and espofure that attends falivation, without debilitating the conftltution in any degree, or even re• pairing confinement from buGnefs, or reftrietion in diet. The radical virtues of thefe ineftimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de bility of both few, they prove a never•failing reftorative, whe ther the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pleafures, or the efferds of a warm climate to travellers, and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommended too ftroogly to thole who will receive a Cafe, cpcedy, and complete cure in all old flubbora Gieets, and every weakncfs that affeds the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mo thers. who for years had been deprived of that happincfs. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapride, cor ner of Paternofter-row, and retail by &lam, Portfmouth; Wefton. Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Ply mouth; Peek, Hull ; Caswell, Dub lira; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Edinburgh; and by aloft country ate Ileum venders, in bottles, at as. 9d. each, wits ample clireetiems. Ibis day was publilhed, price a 5.61. With a Portrait of the Author, A TREATISE on the Properties and Effees of HOT and COLD BATHING, in a variety of DISEASES, which contains a coneife Topographical Deferipthm of the princi pal Watering Plana in the United Kingdom; with ObCervations I on the following particulars; perties of theWaters--Ctian ! Advice to perfons who frequent City to be drank daily the Hot Wells Hot Mineral Waters proper for Antiquity of Cold nothing weak People--Perfpiration Bath, In Somerferihire, its An- promoted by them tiquity, properties of the Ika- Nervous diforders Cold Bath tem, its Springs, their Heat, fog recommended proper karma for Bathing, Oblirudions removed by Cold quantity to be drank Bathing. Bathing in fah water Perfons of a plethoric habit di- 1 1 its tonic effed retied concerning bathing I Body, how to be prepared for Rbeumatiftns difpclled by the the ci '.l bath bath—Regimen Cold Water, invigorates both Studious perfons recommended body and mind, accelerates to bathe the motion of the blood, dan- Shower bath recommended ger of continuing in it long Sea bathing better than bathing Cold bathing, its beneficial ef- in (refit water—to be accom feds to young men and boys, ponied with drinking the (alt its effed on the heart, its water importance in sleets, proper Sulphoteont waters--thdr ore feafons for nervous perfons is cutaneous difeafes Cautions before cold bathing Sulphureous purging waters re- Children, advice refpeding the commended for fotands of, bathing them in cold Water the bowels Cleanlinefs recommended Tender and delicate perfons—. Chalybeate waters advice bow to canduddinkii-; Hypochondriac difeafer, cold (elves In bathing t bathing recommended Weaknefs, how to remove Its, Hot wells, near Briftol—Pro- difordem_dtc. • • i By S. SOLOMON, M D.. London : Sold by Mathews sad Leigh, tB. Strand,.and H. D. Symonds, Pattrnotter-row alto by all Bookft,ilets in Einsduen. • • 4,1 At the London Tann), Foxhole ftrect, t Plypieuth, en Friday, the 4th of September, gt Tea, J. THE VOLLON# I NG'GOODS, viz: 40 Pieces, 12 Half Ditto, and 31 l-itichs. Brandy 116414d5. Mufeadel Wine 4 Calks of Almouda out of the so Half Pieces Pica:duo Wipe a Ditto Ited Wine &dog the remaining Part of the Cargo of the Danifh Ship IDA . MAli GAR GITA, condemned to his Majefty's Ship ACTIVE. Cap. obi Motvaaay. For Cat aloguea, 'truing, and further informati n artily to JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth. NEW MILI7IA 4CT. The following letter has been received by the Right Hon. the Lord Provoft of Edinburgh, from the Right Hon. Lord HAIMMIIII.Y, one of his Majelty's Principal Secretaries of State, relative to putting this As into car. utron (CIRCULAR) . • Whitehall, Auguft t 7. 0 My Logo, " I have the honour to tranfmit to y a m Lo•rdbip by his Mjetty's commands, an Ad which has paired the Legit] 'foie, for fpeedily completing the Militia of Great Britain, and f.r iocreafing the fame under certain limitations and reflii6ions. " The peculiar cxieency of the prefent moment requiring, , es it does, an immediate and luxe increafe of the public force of the country, coupled with the limited period which the law has prefcribedfor com pleting the levy of men to be Made under the prefent Aft, will fuggett to your Lordfhip the ekireme im portance of giving the utmoft ailivity and difpatich to all the proceedings to be had under the proviaose of this A& " The point to which I fhould beg leave in the flrit inftance to call your Lordthip's attention i-, that at the fir ft General Meeting to be holden, which in England is to take place wimp) women days,and in Scotland withio three weeks, ACCr the Ntlieg of the Ad, your Lordfhip and the Deputy Lieutenants Ihould proceed to enquire whether the ballot may be entered upon with the Militia Lifts as at prefent elating, or whether it is become ablolutely neceffary from the defedts of thofe Lifts, that, previous to any ballot, they amid either be amended or new Lifts made our. " Your Lordfhip will perceive by the Aft, that the three Months ' within which the full quota of men is required to be found, under a penalty upon the diltrift of fixty pounds, reducible as therein Dated, is extended, provided the neceffity of filch meafure he approved by his Majefty, in the cafe of amending the lids, to four, and of making new lifts, to five • months from the time of holding fuch firlt General - Meetings.' I have therefore to requeff, if you fhould find fuch alteration of the Militia lids to be indifpen fable to the effeetual and equitable ex ecution of the ballot, that your Lordfhip will tranfmit to me, with out delay, the grounds on which fuch opinion is formed, for his Istajeny's confideration and decilior,- in order that no time may be lad in ascertaining with precifion the cuurfe of prrceeding to be purfued, and the time within which the quota of the city under • your charge is by law required to be found. " Your Lordfhip will perceive that the fchedule to the A& has been to framed as to render the lilts to be made out complete, for the purple of balloting either under the Militia or the Training A& And it is delirable that the lifts for the city of Edinburgh fhould be carefully made out according to the form of filch fchedule, as it may hereafter be deemed expe dient that the provifions of the Training At fhould be extended to Great Britain generally. Shouldony alterations in the lids of the city of Edinburgh be authorifed to take place previous to carrying the prefent levy of men for the Militia into effeft, your Lordfhip will take particular care that the lifts be made out in conformity thereto : and thould the lilts now in exidence be deemed adequate to the purpofes of a Militia, but not of a training ballot, without de laying in any degree the proceedings under the for mer law, it is the King's pleafure that coifed lifts be made out as early as poll - it:de of perfoos liable to be trained under the provifiuns of the At of 48 George 111. cap. 90. " I am to acquaint your Lordfhip that, for the convenience of the parifhes, the Militia regiments will be ordered to detach into their ref - P . :Clive counties proper parties to receive and take charge of the men fo loon as they may be fworn in at the feveral Sub divifion Meetings; and I have only farther to requeft, that whilft your Lordfhip will not fail to exprefs to thofe with whom year may communicate, the fincere regret his Majefty feels at every frefh burthen which the exigency of the war may impede on his fubjees, yet his Majefty entertains a confident hope that the evident and indifpen'able neceffity of a great military / exertion for the fecurity cf his dominions at the pre. fent moment, will not only induce all claffes of his people to fubmit to this burthen cheerfully, but with a determination to render the meafure antwerable, in point of numbers, to the expeelation of the Legiga lure, and to the demam's of the - public fervice. " His Majefty alfo trolls that they will be fenfible of the anxious defire evinced by the Legillature to cattle this extraordinary levy of men to be made in the mode leak erpenfive and burthenfome, in the fish inflance to the people, and in that defcription of force which may eventually relieve the country from the charge of basing to replace the whole of its M. fitet farce at a future period. - - ill have the honour to be, my Lord, " Your molt obOient humble tempt. • (Signed) . " NAvnuisainiv.. a TWArd PrOTQa of Etlialfargh." . . • li •. - ittr 4 par. ail: ::Td.2ocotrial - coNad ilis yo:.f.tAso da w::: y w p as rice pu i b s lllb . w e i d, th w ros ith r t p w i o u P:t t es he . .1) 1. 1: 3; e t: Dcst94. two HE TRIAL of T. 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