Star. — London, England, 1805-02-13 00:00:00

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'THE PRINCIP4II.• OFFICERS sad COMMIS -a• SIONLES of HIS ALIESTro NAVY; a bendy OW That Oa Tharidai, the totbinftant, at sae o'clock, they will be ready to west with lock Perkins as may be wining to centred for fepplylng la Pdajelty's Yard at Plymouth With BRUITOL CROWN GLASS aid WINDOW LEAD. Samples et the Olah ind Lead, with a Form of the Tender may be fan at this Oliee. Na ?,ay oW Ile retried afar MAN AIN' is Or day prsoty. per qv naiad re* theory, or din dgwit for &i n% ogee& HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEDRUALY u. The Coal Paden' Ind Bill was read a fuood time. sod ordered to be committed to-morrow. The Greenland Whale Fiery MR was pallid through i Com mittee, and the Report ordered for Tomorrow. The Comilla** on the Quarantine Duty Regulation BM, was, on the motion of Mr. Roam deferred HU the rubfequattilby. Mr. Gamy moved for a variety of Accounts rebels to Ba lances hi the hands of certain Gentkitten cossetted "tido the Land Tat in Scotland. The Accounts were all sedated sts be p relented. THPATIite ItOTAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY i 4, trill be perfeensed diem* Comely oiled THE SCHOOL OF REFORM: Or. HOW TO RULE A HUUASD. To tibia will be added (ibr the &Initiate) a Mahal Alter Pleat, wad TOO MANY COORS. The Overt:lit aid Mc& entirely new. and eolnpored by Mr. M.P. King. This Evening-The Selina at Releem ; with Too ?Amy Coda. PICIVALEING•OPPICA, PtAntel7 S, isO3. THE COMMISSIONERS , er VICTUALLING MAYSSIT's N.4177d0 herd Mote Nwkr. That cm Wederiday the syth What' th ey will be ready to recelve Tenders In writing Veiled op) and treat far the (implying (on Separate Cantisths), of SEA PROVISIONS to His htlay's edge sad Veal, at Falmouth and at Milford Haven, far twelve months amain, front the zyds March nest, and farther undills months warning all be given el deer Me, far the ter. Wrath* thereat The mode of payment to be by Mllapeyable Stith Wad ninety days after data er Cendltians etas Comrade may be foci the Secretary% *See, at th hollee 4a ipplying us the C of His Ma N• WNW at Falmou th and Milford Hawn rciPaMeetY• No more alit he ha beg Tender in width to prim jhall not is hiferkd ore* eh &riot ad/MI Ind is layered to ta. Dowd Ir. ' fire Oar Tad ea Me fail Nradaefeley the spi isflent, nor es* an Pe rim gate saes the Taeshror four Po* es his i44f, aismit h dejever %Ado aildier. Nee wilt a) leawkr that contains orterar. :no Moo 10111111~ tracks, an t I friar sena Wirier to the rad *aim wpm mkt's* agars! at trete, t vie eietktesh - The Hamad& Gentleman moved for a Copy of the Warrant authoelling an louts& of Salary allowed to Lord Melville/sin* Seal of Scotland r—Ordered. Mr. ELLIOT moved foe an Account of the Numbers compiling the Royal Veteran Battalion, as far as the fame can be furninsod. —The motile was agreed to. Mr. Rost prtkotad a Petition from the Managers of the Britint Marcum, praying for an additional Grant of Money to enable them to wombat metals Buildings for the receptior.of the Curtail. ties from ligept, foe the mai= of which a Sum of Money was voted laft nefilort.—The Petitioa wax ordered to lie on the Table. The Right Hoc. Gentlemen neat moved, for an'Account of the Sims voted to this iftabUfhtnent LA year, and the manner in which thew had been appropriated. Mr. Barr es proleffed his readiuds to give every fort of them raiment to all Eltablifliment fo creditable to the national tail*, but was Rill uncertain whether every neceffari reguladou had been adopted to make It as acceliMe as pullibie to the Public. Mr. Rosa anted the Honourable Member. 'that there was,on the part of the Managers, every will' to aceonunWate the Public. At thb moment every perfon, by the notice of one day, had a ecru tale opportunity of faring whatever euriontles the eflabillhment contained. If, however, any additional regulations appeared ne ceffarkGentkinen had only to point them out, and if they fennel at an dedrable, they would certainly be attended to. Mr. Fir I. La a thought the seeds to the Mufeum as eafy as was compatible with the fecurity of the their:sada which it contained. The public were materially fretereited in their prefervation, and too prornifeonus an WIENS= of firangers was to be avoided. Mr. W. SMUT II them& that the experience of the condo& Of BOOM eftablithments in another country, was a (nth...lent evidence that greater facility of acct(, might be given without interfering with the fecarity of the eurroSties. In the country to which he alluded, the public bad means of accefs at an hours and oo all a canons, while no Woos curifequenees took place. : The Remora , was Coon after prdeuted at the Bar by Dr. Crey, and ordered to Ile on the Table. THE NEW toNrEDY. This day was pu.blibuid, pries re. 6d. • • THE HONEY MOON. A Comedy ; no* : per, fanning u the Theatre Royal, Diury-lase, with =Weal applaud& • • Written by die iltt OH?! TOBIN, If+. mod kw Laalana, Hari, itees, and Orme , Paternader row. 9f wham nay be bad, daftly pnballial, • s.Rdaraannev, an Opemel&faree, bY I,es Kahn ; n. bd. 2. Tbellkimu Datomm, s Coded', by Mr. m 6d. STA(' LOTTERY. THE followinx is tbe. SCHEME of the STATE LOTTERY DOW Drawing. a el Lis,coo Is i ssl o oo s 104100 Plsoo • 3 ^"• 10,000 30,000 i . moo .... coo 15,0c0 in -- tomb so Soo ' SPoo C zoo —. So -7 34n0 : &coo Ciao ..... so *nose —..„—.. rICTUALLIIVO OFFICE, Fier:au ti. _ 18 93. Tat COMMISSION&RS fi r VICTUALLING HIS MAY ISTes NAPY. ♦ itrti) lip reties, That en Friday nest the 1 4 th i n it ent they wfU be ready to receive Tenders in writing (faded up) mad treat far FIVE THOUSAND ELLS of CANVAS for PUDDING BAGS (Ankrembie to a Sample to is produced with the Tender) for the uk of His lb 's Navy, to be delivered as demanded into His Idalieftes L Stores at Deptford, and ie be paid for by 1111spsysble with Murat *AI days attic data The fens Of the Centred may be ken at the Secretary's 011ee. No rapta oat ie lad to my Maier is ariisi the piss fill see ie gaol Po *era pr kerb, or lett *a not it ditmerail to the Board Wore 0100 leash at to tie fad hid, the 14th byleas ow WO M. Piga stto woks the tooltro r lon per* SB hie ielledheekeek le miser aim odlettfor. shade Tithe%the C.. . '.. i n s o Lo.axi Part et apitals will be determined as F.r&drawn, Aby 4 lobo Pith-drawn, 6th Day g se. Pim ed Day 100 Ditto 2, Day zoom Ditto 3d Day 100 Ditto 5111 Da., I upon Ditto nth Day son Ditto 9th any spoo Ditto -. . sth Day . . Soo Ditto . Toth Day Loco Titles and Sham (teltilft any remain) may be bad at all the LI canted Loewy Wien, warranted undraws. _ Saturday next the Lottery will draw apts. The Loyalty Loan was read a fecond time, and committed for to-morrow. SPANISH ►APERS. • • SATURDAY NEXT. 'T DISH refpeafully acquaints the Public , that a • listusday oat will be %pis* Day of Drawing. . • Wllany T 144414 -rent4l4, Stores way be bad at 4, CORNHILL, r ;pi/ARM-CROSS ; wbert Svc of the Capital Prllses to E.ottsfy siere fold. IT is only to iOok st.khe GOLDEN WHEEL OF FORTUNE wt., esseitsxd it k the-reedy Ikea& to Riches. • Peke of sy,cool. I y Pekes a logo* S ditto so,oeoL 1 ditto spool. Ike. Ike. Ste. Hatt • • One Tkliet may gabs Caj,coo. • - £ 31 65 00 0 11 66 • • t ins Q 2 arter • u,sso • Steteestit 1.112 is Tickets sod Illisreiirm be hid by HALL sod Co. No EL Contain while any as be obtained: bat frets tie spy isgeTle• bets that rem*, tt 4 webeble these will pot be feta. t to ea twer the demand aeotber weeL • Saturday wW be tbe nest • VIETH DAY'S DRAWING. ttkAttSCOMB, No. il, HOLBORN, sad No. 37, CORNHlLl ft terpestffilly token's' the Albite. that Tickets and Mures are Mut at the above Mee,,, and Oat the Stith 7ay's Drawing will be ill Saturday next. The RICHEST WHEEL in the WORLD may now be feat • in Cooper's Nall, emulator I Pri" of is.Lotio 3 Prizes or Ztopoo s • WACO 3 3000. &C. &C. &C: rr ROBERTS ceconmenda 'lt early application • at his okl-eftabliestd Office, No. $ CORNHILL, as. from ale great &ma* it is sot likely there oral be Widest Tickets to .:Jiver the &maid through nest week. N. B. The Rea Day's Dritwag will be on Sands, next. RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL. ✓ Prize of C.sipoo (3 Prime of C.topeo • d.'to 110,000 3 ditto 3,cco, Ste. &c &e. ' FROM the uncommon DEMAND lqr TICKETS &Id SHARES chub; the lift wed, arid the feir remaining untotaomee• it soft probable sot a Ticket will be left after this wect ; the Piddle are therefore ramified to be early lo their sp- S TRULY FORTUNATE LOITER? OFFICE, Corse of the Royal tut agpe,Uppollte the larik. Whets Tides sod Sham (wansated 'indrawn) will cis:dime of fele wbOR there art soy left. Saturday will be the oest• Drawing Day., - • GSCOTT confiders it his Duty to Race to 111 We • who have hononved him wkh their Commands,that these an bet kw Tithed 6 the prefect Stile Lottery left; from the atm quailed hit-Weft of the Wheel and the great demand for llama and Shares, widow-in early application at lie Old Eitabliibod fir. No. yy, Mir BOND-STAPAT• he fears many will be ditappointed. " • The wheel contain, One Prize of ly.oool. Two of to,ono/Three of !excl. Three of jrowl. Five of Ipoot. bddes nammous Uwe% he. &e. N. B. Nest Saturday will be the Simi Day of Drawing. 1 PORTER, with etery fenTe of gratilude to the • Nobility and Gentry who hare. honoured hint with their eommands, begs to Into* the following remarks to them. That :Is* PRESENT STATE LOTTERY contains more Grand Pr ..ea than were ever known before. and as there are but wry few 1 , ekete unfold, and the Demand is unequaled bock in Town and Coutary. he earmitty recommends (to prevent ilifappolot mmt..) an immediate Purebafe at his OLD ESTABLISHED LOTTERY OFFICE in Parliament-Antioch= all Prizes from id. toss pool. are paid on demand. N. b. The Sisal Day's Thawing will b: on Saturday next. STATE LOTTERY. Sixth Day of Drawing is Saturday neat. . DRUMMOND'a 01. VICE, 6s, PLEET-S1 fUIET. A DRUMMOND recommends an early pugihafe, 4.• as vary few Tickets are left on hand. The Coot adore, *-trch to their credit. have engaged to provide tin.. Ola•keepaa with them as long as they have any left:. Reo7;riiible Rich Wheel : 1 Prize of 35,000 3 Prizes of poor z - WO= 6 - two _ _ 3 - 1 , ),C0X) &e. &c. &e. Mr). 15,297, n Flan-drawn, oo the kcood day of drawing, =- toe ti to 5 cl allo No. 543 8 . a Prise "/" 1 Was fold, 16444. Iva gißercd, at Dattitattotes Ulan. FOR SACEIII 7 ZUCTION, At the Cohous-tissfe, in thb Port, Oa Thwfday the Lath Day of Febesufft dos, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Proof. Under Proof. For Dodos and others. For Private Fendlies only. Brandy. Soo . Olt Ra - nt, 32s Oalkos. Gown, sat, - yB6 Witte Alfo, - - Shrub . - s 9 5 i Winos. Cordhis - .. 3 WWeh have been kind and teplly condemned, and slay be viewed and the Spirits fore Days tailed in Ws a'r'c Warebonfe, Two be Sale. VEST RIDING OP YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. • . At Bradford. es Tburfday the sat day of February wane, at the Houle of Mr. John Wood, the Talbot Inn, between the Hours AFour and Six In the Aiterssenn, CAPITAL MANSICIICHOUSE,, called COT TINOLIY HALL, Stone at Gottiykr , in the Pula of late the. relidasse of Hen Efq. ilenand ; en the Ogeoad Floor, i .Deeaifaf Room or Library, Drawing Dieing Room, Asti Roan. tionfekeeper's Room, Bader% Pantry, armee H*II, Laundry, two very large and mellow Kftebalsoad a Larder. On the Pirft Fluor, eight el egant Lodging Roams and Drafting amnia, and in the Attie keen good LesiWag Room. wkh an usedihry and convasient at • inebeetand dessebed Oiliceaditabii lank Horfes,with Hay Chun bees owns, fame, aDoulik Granary, Ind Devedsoufe, Plane and Plantation Oriserids.and Shrubberies, adiebdog. ex ' leave Walks and Avenues. llothand Bath Hoeft. FM Ponds well Rocked wkh Carp sod Tao* ice Hook, Plaine and Kitchen Garden, containing a vansikasdaneolive eelloftion of Rare Shrubs and Plants. both, mid node, and ?tamed with *die choir-eft Fruit Tree, both ilinde aod againft Walk, Green. .Iseofessindlista Sarre, !nide( Stove, Pesch-honk Ybacry, and Gardeigniude, and a Farm of Rich Arabic and Patton Land ad jelling, and well difpefed,la the MO& Rate ofCeltivadon, plea. featly Stoats ova the Basks of the Stine Aire, commanding fermi exteneve and pilibwerque %%wed Aire Dale, and forming altogether, a pindant and Inhabit resdeng for a Genteel Family. Alto a Meilluege or Dwane/40de at HIS Top, in Cadogley aforefaid, in the occupation el Mr. Jobs Booth, and hie undar-te nant Jahn Sugden with the fisclaus Barn and Miftal, Stables, and other Out-buildings, Croft, and Farm yard thereto adjoining. The Eflate is Freehold and Tithe Free, and contains by a recent forvey and adnicaltuanent 63 ACM, 3 Roods, and at Perches. and the Matiftoo.baufet is Oteate open a riling ground, dcband tree from damp, within about Four Miles of the Market Town of Bradford. Two of Single?, Eight of Orley, Fourteen of Leeds, and about Hight of Halifax The Poor and other Rates are remarkably moderate, the Roads good and a repine Poft pain the Onnevery day. The nosy be aucoinnindated withimmediate paraffin'. Several detached Fariiia near to the above Elate, will be fold at I the fame time. Put of the IPurebate4fooey may remain upon Security of the Pretnifea for the accommodation of a Purehafer. Further Particulars may be bad on application to Media Dyne ky and Sons, Gray's Inn • -Mars. Manton and Birch, Chancery 'lace ; Mr. Hoiden at 11;ildne. near Vortildrc; or to Mr. liailitoar, Solicitor, lA+dfillb The order of the day was then moved for ream ing the debate on the Spanith papers, agreeably to adjournment. • Mr. WYNDHAM and Mr. RAINY rat at the fame moment, but the Speaker having declared that the latter Gentleman had firl caught his eye, he was al lowed the. cuitomary precedendi. - He began by apologifing to the Houfe for intrud ing on their attention in preference to the other Right Honourable Member who had offered himfelf to their notice. But he was anxious to feize that opportunity of delivering his fentiments, which, in all probability, he could not cape& to obtain to readily at a fubfequent hour. The Right Honourable Gen tleman who opened the difcnillon had chofen to con fine his view of the tubjea principally to one topic I be felt himfelf called on to adopt another courfe. He withed firft of all to fay that he confidered the feizttre of the Spanifh frigates as an aft utterly contrary to every idea of national honour. Indeed the peruf;l of the voluminous papers on the table, left on his mind a (trong impreillon that the meafure was little better than, an at of piracy. In this light be f e l t himfelf bound to view it, whether he looked to pre cedents, or whether he refleaed on the fpirit of the law of nations. He was aware that a Right Hon. and Learned Gentleman oppofite (Sir J. Nichol) hat attempted to produce fcveral precedents to jolli ty the meafure, but he could not allow that they were cafes bearing on the queftion ; they were drawn unqueaionably from a high authority, but they did not refer to analogous events. He did not deny that there were caks where holtilities might be commenced without a pofitive declaration of hoftilities. But while he admitted this, he maintained that there were no cafes where hoftilities could be commenced without a declaration, while important dikuffions were pend ing betwixt two nationt. Any doarines of the laft century, to a contrary import, had never been gene rally adopted by the heft lawyers, or attempted to be reduced to practice. There was, indeed, one inflame which In Many raped' bore a confiderable refem blance to the cafe in queltion. The. refemblance was, however, a very aukward one, and one which was not to be defendeJ. The cafe was the nefarious attempt made on the Dutch Smyrna fleet in the cen wry before tail. It was well known that this was a meafure advifed by that cabal, none of whole aftions were tranfmitted to fucceeding times with greater re probation. But even here the Dutch were not fo much taken by furprife as the Spaniards had been, when their frigates were feized: It was true, that there were no difeeffions going forward betwixt the two countries. But the Dutch Government. were jedlous of the difpolitions of the Government of this country, and when the fleet was attacked they were on their guard, and beat off the attacking fquadron. The Hon. Member after illuftrating his idea on this point, fat down by declaring his complete acquia• cenee in the addrefs. Mr. BANKS declared his intention to fupport the addrefs, as he was convinced of the good faith and moderation which had marked the whole of our ne gociation with Spain. On our part was requifite vi lance, circumfpeaion and jealoufy 4 on the part of en we had a right to erpea candour and opennefs o coihnsunicatiun. He law much appearance of contrary qualities on the part of the Spanith Govern. ment, and an unaccountable backwar-'nefs to with hold all reafonable.explsnation. At firft Spain was pacific, and r perhaps, at the time the rupture took place the aged under a controul which the could not refill. At the fame time this charge was mani fett, and therefore he tupported the addrefs. The Learned Gentleman then adverted to the fuppofed convention betivien this country and Spain, relative to the admifficot of a commutation c.n the ,part of Spain. of pecuniary futtlidy for military and rural fucoours. He denied the eliflettte of any fuch vonvention, and affirmed that even no fuch under , &wading could lIC Igade out from the Papers befare • the Roulet Spain may hate made isle of word. " he ailmhted s that might have been conftrued into fuch a meaniti t r, bad any other document at all countenanced it. .But certainly we were pot ac countable for the words which the Span& Govern ment might think proper to make ufe of, as w•our felves had never admitted that any fuch negotiation for neutrality ever ftibfifted. So far were Govern ment from having entered into any negotiation on the fubjeft of the Treaty of St. Ildefonffi, that they bad even no official information on the fubjeft, and though be could not fay that they knew nothing of it. he very much quellioned if they knew its con tents. That filch a treaty did exia, they mull no doubt have had Come knowledge ; as fuch an all done at Madrid, however much care might be taken by that Government to prevent its meafures from tranfpiring, could not remain long a feeret. But the smoaht of the contingents was but rmperfeetly known, as alfo the precife ftipulated funs in room of thofe contingents. The refafal of Spain to explain herfelf folly on this fubjeft, was a clear proof that they had ffipufated too much, and that the whole treaty was , of Inch a nature as the was certain could not meet with the concurrence of this country. Such at leaft Was the fufpicion which the circurnaances of the cafe fufficiently warranted. But nut only had they refilled categorical explana tion on a head of filch etfential importance ; they had gone Itill farther, and rendered the fubfidy, if pciffible, more hoffile to this country, by converting this monthly fubfidy into a loan tranfafted at Pans. The Honourable Gentleman then entered at Coma length on the hoftile nature of the armaments in the ports of Spain, the exiltence of which. he maintain ed, at the different periods referred to in the docu. merits, notwithßanding they were denied by fome Gentlemen fitting near him. He argued from the faperlor power of France, that a Treaty between that country and Spain muff aeceffarily preponderate in favour of the former, and muff therefore be un favourable in an equal proportion to this country ; for whenever two Powers, he maintained, of unequal ftrength formed an alliance, whether offenfive or de. fenfive, it might eafily be gueffed of, what nature were the terms. The ollenfible reafon that had at left been atfigned for the armaments in the Spanifh ports was to enable the Government to fopprefs an onfurreftion in Bifcay. This certainly was a very fufficient ground for armament, but had it been the real elute, why &mild Spain have been anxious to conceal it from this country ? It was for this reafon that he confidered this allegation as a mere pretext, and was induced to think that the armament had a very different °bled. It was not unlikely that it was defigned to form a part of a combined expedition againft England. The Honourable Gentleman, after Come other remarks, concluded by expreffing his regret for the melancholy event' that had accom panied the attack and feizure of the frigates. No man lamented that cataftrophe more than he did, but between the meafure and its accidental confequences, it was only fair to make a diflindion, It was a meafnre of precaution. As fuiTh it was necelfary, and as filch, Spain mull be anfwerable for the con femiences. It was much to be regretted, however, that the force employed on that uccafiori bad not been greater, and by that means prevented all refift tance by cru(hing every hope of fuccefs. Mr. JOHNSTONE went at great length into the merits of the queltion, examining and comparing the difpatches, with the other documents in detail. On a fubjetft fo extenfive. he faid, he fhoutd not have de eained the Houfe, bad he not found that not only in that Houfe there were many, but that there were a large proportion alfo of the public favourable to the war. This might be owing, in great meafure, to the , martial fpit of the country, but it was ggeneral fervarion alto, that a Spanifh war in this country was generally peppier, independently of the groom!, on which it relied. The Treaty of Ildelfonfo he at. firmed, was nothing more than a tranferiPt of the fa mily compaft, and yet in the war with France it was not thought fit on that account to go to war with Spain. The Honourable Gentleman attached tea - blame to his Majelly's late Minifters in this balite% than to the prefent Government. He thought, how. ever, Lord Hawkefbury to blame in not employing a more proper perfon to reprefent his Majefty's Go vernment at Madrid, he meant a perfon of higher birth and more weight in the country. In regard to the fubfidy, the Noble Lord in the difpatch of the month of Auguft, had not expreffed his difapproba tion, and for his own part he would maintain that it was more expedient for this country to permit Spaia , to give that fubfidy to France, than to have gone into a war on that account. The fubfidy, it had been Paid. was more than an equivalent for the Ripulated fuccours, but though three millions was the fum Ri polared, Gentlemen ought not to forget, that one million of that film went to the payment of a debt due from Spain to France, leaving a fum only of two millions, as an equivalent for the contingents, which he did not think-more than enough for the quota of fhips and men tlipulated, and certainly a much fmaller fum than we thould think necelfary foi fuch an armament. The argument, therefore, that the allowance was too much, fell to the ground. It would now be proper to confider in what light Eng. land viewed that fubfidy, and for this purpofe they had Lord Hawkefbury's letter and opinion on the fubjeft. Lord Ha wkefbary had acted with the great. eft wifeltin in remonfiraring, but no one he believed in his Majefly's Cabinet at that time entertained the remoteß defign of making that fubfidy a muff of war. Were they to judge from the letters of Mr. Frere, it would appear that that Honourable Gentleman took his inftrudiona rather from his Right Hon. Friend, than trum the Secretary of State. The Honourable Gentleman animadverted at fome length on the mate. ner hi which in the correlpundence the different com , plaints ha! been taken up and dropt, and particua • larly that of tht fubfidy. Mr. Frere, after having taken time to confider of the demand of M. Cevallos, of a , full explanation, on the rounds of complaint, D ICHARDSON, COODUCK.• and Co. re fpetifelly aulisist IkePUBLIC, that He SIXTH DAY of DRAWING ItbeiSTATI LOTTERY wit be op SATUR • DAY NEXT.—TWsm sod Shares, warning midtown, wad ow so Sale sr thdr Lkenfed State Lottery Oates. oppo&e the Gate of the Rises Mews, Cbartop Crab, and the Corner of the ' Disk RoDdksp.Coridll. • •• ROYAL MILITARY CQXLEGE, Feb. ta, 180 5- TN Conformity to the Refolytion of .HIS MA 'ESTE', COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING the AFFAIRS of the ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,• that the appointment ti Profelfon and Matters Ran be -detandonl by Cocapeddea of Takata, the Govanor dab hereby give notice, that as oddities= Mohawk= Matter wilt be wanted at the mrtyDspartrositof the Paid College, at Great Marlow, in tie of Rocha Letters of application are to be =Wet= to the Governor of the Royal MEltary College, ander emu, to the Right Honour able the iscrowy at War, Wor No Perim will be approved for the Eitabllnnent, whole cha rades will psi beer the arldieft &rainy. A C^ltgOnt• Board of the Royal Miling College will be held at Great Marlow, ea Toefday.ohe nth Mir* far the =amino dm of the Caadfilites for the above -rationed appointment. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By Order of tip Hoe. Comodilkwers at his Majefty's Oo Friday the isth of February, slog ,at Twelve &Clock to the rf m =o, wM be opted to Public Sale, at the Cuaom Houle, El -1- ITFOLLOWING GOODS..viz. Ono Sal Skies. fished, s 6 Hub Tallow, . 7 Calks Seal Oil,. a Calk Kidney Bean o Befog foci puts Of the Cargoes (that are Sable to peria) of the Spastith Frigates Medea and Clara, from South Araeriea. A &pont of sSL per Cent to be paid by the Po:chafers, at the Time of Sale..—For viewing tbe Goods, sod further Particulars, applation may be made to the Collo:Mr and Comptroller of the Colleens. at Plymouth.