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IP • S . ... ' .'. c• . . 0 _ ~ ;,: ..::,• „iv, , ,, i 17 ,,,, r14 ,414.„.4.4 • - . . ./ . . • - :7.. .. , - 4. : ' - OI L —a° A ,. .. 1 • . , . fit 6 5 . •: p i ,...,.., ~.., r . •Al ' 4 0 4 ' 6' . 1 V I 6 wk. ...4 . • , . Ni t , N s Tri \ 1 ... N. ., • , i e •r• 1 _ • 1 . , • ' ,l IIV Sr: ,qll i• - IN, ,~ ' ew y „ ~...\;1 "4444 e • 1•••• 4 / ' • 1, 0•4: . ImmaEß 4205 ' BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJ ESTIES. — THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-. "TO•MORROW EVENING, MAY 6, 1 8 o z, 14. their Maws Servants Will aft a Comedy, called THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lard Ogleby, Mr. KING ; Sir John Melville, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Sterling, Mr. DOWTON ; s Mr. C. KEMBLE ; /kWh, Mr 'PALMER. Mrs. Heidelberg, (by Command) NW. POPE; Sterling, IWffs DE CAMP; Fanny, Mik CAMPBELL 'ln which will be added (by Command) the Facet of THE PANNEL. Lawn* Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Beatrice, Mrs. JORDAN. Tl:is Tvening—The Winter's Tale; with the Sultan. _ . In the Prefs, and fpeedily will be publithed, In Two Volunkm Bvo, tranlited from the Ocrman, AVIEW of the HISTORY of LITERA TURE, in aU AORS and COUNTRIES. WEDNESDAY', MAT 5, 1802 CPRICK sIX-Pt.NCIL . - SHEERNESS, KExt, APRIL 26, rBJ3. TO BUILDERS. TO SURCEONS A 1!) .1140iniCARIT:S. A GEN ['LEMAN, well info med in the Prac tice of Surgery. Pharmacy, anti Midwifery, may hear of a very etigiiile fituadon to be diiporcd of immrdia•ciy, in a large Sea-part Town, within the diftauce of to macs from Loudon, by appliing to Mats. Chambti lain and Co.Druggilla; No. 9o(Fleet-dreet. Ey . JOHN GEORGE MEUSEL, Profeffor of Hiftnry in the Univerfity of Erlangen, and Mem ber of feveral Literary Societies. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard. ••• For the charadter of thi s va l ua bl e wor k f ee t h e two l a ft Appendixes to the Monthly Review. LORD NELSON'S VICTORY. Lloyd's C.)ffee-hiotife, April 2g, t 2 ,32: AT a Meeting of theCOIMITTEE. appninted to manage the Suhfcriptinn nifed for the 13cbcfit rf the Wounded, and the Familia or It'd:gives of fuel as ware Kiiiixt in the evermentorable Adion of the tfl o:Angult, 179;e THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, MAY 6, .1802,. will be prefented the Serious Opera of ARTAXERxgs. Admen, Mr. INCLEDON. Maiidarw, Mrs. BILLINOTON. To which will be added the New Grand Batt di BRAZEN MASK. This Frering—The Man of the Woiid; with Brazen RANELAGH. The Public are rckeetfully frifOrtned, A SUPERB FETE Wit! be given in ►onour of t►e PEACE, ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY to, 1802, under t►e Patronage of . fire Grace the %chefs of DavoNsinut. Marchioners Toirtt ARD. Marchionefs SA I. I fit' mi. to the Centre of the Rotattda, which will he dteocated with Conte thonfand rarilmted 146111 be crated a Trancparent TEMPLE OF PEACE, And at cloven oVeleit will be exhibited a moft Magnificent FIRE-WORK. Br the celebrated Artift Monficur ltonatt at, Fa e~4ly lisraihr to the one he difpbyed by order of the French . . Government, it die Natiottal Fete at Path. In the centric of the Evenjng, A Concert of Vocal and Inftrumental MUSIC, In wi,ich will be introduced a Hymn to Peace, as lung In the Place de Concorde at Paris. Admittance tos. 6d.cieh perfon. Coffee and Tea included. Doors to be opened at Fight, the Concert to commence at Nine, an/ the Fire- Works at Eleven precifely. This day was publifited, ACATALOGUE of a SELECT COLLEC TION of BOOKS in the molt %ireful Branches of Litera ture; including the Library of a Gentleman deceafed. Among which are, Abbot's Collealoo of Records—Biographia D r iz a n. rico, s vols. folio, belt Hillorical and Critical I /ietiottary—Carte's Hlttory of England, 4 rob. I. p...Dufican's Czfar, plates—Harris's Voyages, 2 5015.1.p.--.Antistue Ezpll - par Mouthing:on, z 5 sob. L p..—Addifon's Works, 4 vols. attL—Brown's Zoology—Encyclopedia Britannica,wols. Ruf fla extra—Gray'. Poems, 410.-Harleian Mifecllany, II vols. nncoloared Ruh...MoreirsTbefaurwt.-Rnilifs Natural Hit . - tory of Aleppo—BaSterviNe's Milton, a vols. Svo-Univerfal ?Lamy, 65 vals,--Willis's Webb Cathedral% &e. Which are now felling for ready money, by J. S. Jordan, Bookfclier, No. rBo, Flezt-Ilrect, corner of Fetter-lane. _ _ Cat logoita, Flee 6d. (allowed to purchafera) may be had of C. Cbapple, Pall-Mall, and at the place of (ale. ATMLINQIIS NEWSPAPER WEMLY REGISTER. Puhlifted every Wedneiday Afternoon, and circulated by the Pit and other Conveyances within too Miles of Loudon on Thuriday Morning. rAmILI ES, and lesions Perrons in general, are rcfpcitfully informed, that though all articles generally efteetned amuting and fantionahle, arc excluded from this Pub lication, as a:counts of 'lleatres, Mafiptsrades, Rails, and other placts of kite retort and &Spadini, the utmoit anidisity is %iced to fel:Et the molt interefting and important Intedircnce, re tbc Commerce and the Foreign and Donicitie Affairs of the Country. A part aITHE WEEKLY REGISTER bring appropriated to Raigion, Letters or Remarks open Men,.Books, &c. from fo into perfons of all denominatb os. with a particular view to the propels or proragatibn of Evangelical Truth, win ever be pref.. rri:ti to hurtful (peculation or idle conjeCture. Advtrtifements of Publications, situatmos, Sea free of any irreligiots tendency, are received by Mr. D. Bitt*SlAN, No. ;,Old corner of Fleet-lane, London, by whom THE U'EEKLY REGISTER Is printed and publiihrd, for the Pro prietors, and where Communications (Port Paid) arc received. funs deßrous of being fupplied with this Publication, are requeltcd to sty as above, or to the Newfcarriers. SECOND EDI'IION. This day was publidtcd, price Es. In boards, -rim True Churchman atiertained ; or, an Apo logy fur dude of the r.:gular Clergy ache Ettablintment, who are fonsetianes called Evangelical Minifters; accafioned by the publications of Drs. Paley, Hey, Croft; Melfrs. Dasbeny, Ludlum, Pobalstle, &Bowes, the Reviewers, &e. &c. In the Prefs, and fpcedily will be publifhed, AN ACCOUNT of an OPTHALMIA which appeared in the Sceond Regiment of Argyle hire Fend hies, in the Months of January, February, March, and'April, do*, with Tome Obfervations on the Egyptian Opthalmia. By ARTHUR EDMONSTON, Surgeon. " Qtercre vaunt." Ho a. London : Printed for F Callow, Medical Bookfeller, No. to . Crown-coart, Prlnces.ffreet, Soho. Alfo to he had, of the fame Bookfeller, An Effay on the General Study of Experimental Philofophy and the Utility of Cheminry, by Asuruone T. Tuoassom, Surgeon, London. Price ts.6d. This day were publifhcd, Embellifhed with a beautiful Frontifpiece, from a Defign by Mr. 0 rte. price 6s. boards, p 0 E M S. By Mrs. 0 P I E. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be hid, lately publifhed, by the fame Author, t. EI.EGY to the MEMORY of the late Duke of BED FORD ; writtm on the Evening of his interment ; price as. 2. The FATHER. and DAUGHTER; a Talc, in Profe. The fecond edition, with a Froutifplece, price 4s. 6d. botards. " The pleafures of melancholy are rutted only to minds of uncommon fufecptibilityr.totisofe perfons who may be laid to have a fympathetic tan: for diftrcfs ; and from readers of this clafs, the tale of woe now before us will meet with peculiar ac ceptance. For ourfelves, we own that we have been truly af feted by the perufal of it, once it is replete with intereft, and poffeffes pathos enough to affedt the heart of the molt callous of criticalreaden." Moinhly Rev. June, 1802. NOTICE is hereby gi ven, that the Commifiion• ers for putting in execution the Act of Parliament paired in the Forty-flrit year of the Reign of prefent Majeity, for Building a Pier at Sheernef., and Paving, tke. Blue Town, in the Ile of Sheppy, will meet at the Swan Inn, Blue Town aforefald, on Saturday, MSc isth day of May next. at Six o'clock in the evening precifeiy, to receive Proporals from fudh Perfona who are wilPng to contra& with the laid Commiifoncre for tweeting a Tide Pier on the Sea Beach, at the Welt End of the laid Town, 500 Feet in length, tor fuck further Dillince as may be required,) by 20 Feet in breadth, at per Foot. The Pier to be eonftmdtrd of Norway Fir Timber and Riga Pir Plank, not left than 2. !Oche* thick. Fur further Particularsappirto Mr: Robert Smith. Surveyor, Sheen:els. By Order of the . Commillioners, J...SILVE::;TIi . .ft, Clerk. By JOHS:OVERTON. " Be ready ahr.ifs to give an enterer to every man that aiketh you a t edam of the I-lope that Is in you." Sy. Pa rat. We have in feat 101 l many of but people to Sedtaries, by not Preaching in a tanner futhelently Evangelical; and we Pi.. 11 neither recover them from e ,. .travagancies, into which they lis,: run, nor keep More Item going biter to them, but by re turning to the right 9 / 7 1f." Amhbilhop Stain. 1 ode in ted by T.Vilton alga. Srnee, High Oukgate; kid j. Potiltry ;F. and C. Rivingtmi, St. Paul% Chinch-yard; Mathews, Strand; and Secky,Ave-Marie-lano, London: J. rolitenhohne ; 'Wilfor. and kience.; and J. Tod, Tod: MI the other aositifellers. This elgy was pulshihi.d, in thseVal. bb, Price pa.; fine paper, tca. B RIEF COMMENTARIES on inch parts of the Revs t. A rum as relates to the prelim time; enntainint. s. A Summary of the prominent Events of the Apomlypfe. The prophetic illitory of the Beaft of the Dottomldsrit, and Beaft of the Earth. 3. Of the Reformetion. 4. Of the Seven Isiah of the Wrath of ton, its lately poured out upon—tft, Atheittical France; td. on the Pope; yd, on Papa! Germany; 4th, on the Monarchy and King of France; sth, nu the Power and Seat of the Athelitical Republic of Prance; 6th, on the Turirint Empire, and Malsonstd.m Apar ttry; 7th, on the grand Confederacy of the Ungodly, or Bs the Grrat, preparatory to the Reign of Clink. Of the Impriftannent of Satan, the Reign at Chrik, and thifirit Refurreetton. f. Satan's t .le-f;from imprifonment ; hia laR &me to da Amy the kingdom and power of Chrilt ; the curare and Anal coodcmaation, and deftritaion of the World; the fecund and taR Refurredtiou ; and the Triumph of Cleat over Death and Hen ; and who Oiall then be condemned and who Lived. Of the bleffed Rate of the Righteous redeemed through Palth in ettrill in a fpiritual life to come. P. Of the Man of Sin. 9 Of the Little Horn. to. Of Antichrift. Py JOSEPIII GALLOWAY, Efq. former)? of Philadelphia In Amities. Author of Letters to a Nobleman, and other Trachea on the late American War. London: Prated fur the Astilier. and fold by Hatthard, P kcadia7 t and Kitippens, St. Paul's Church-yard. This day was publilbed, Elegantly printed on a fine foolfcap Paper, Svo. with a Por trait of the Author, Price 41.6 d. boards, ORIGINAL LETTERS of J. J. ROUS SEALY to M. DE MALSHERBES. M. D'ALEM BERT, Madame La M. DE LUXEMBOURG, &c. &c. with a Fac-Simile of Rouff-au's hand-writing, and an original Military Air of hie eonspofition ; alfo, Original Letters of Butta Puoco and David Hume. Trani:laced from the French. London : Printed for N.D. Symonds, Paternoiter-row. Where may be had, Letters of an Italian Nun and an Englifh Gentleman. Tranflatcd from the French of J. 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OR STRENGTHENING FILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. - - - ----- MANY of the Friends of the late SHORMER BATH, of Briftol, who were witneffes of the powerful aces of his Reftorative or Strengthening Pills, are defirous fo beneficial a Medicioe mould be made known to the world. During many years extenfive practice, the Proprietor forbore to give them publicity, and krupulouLly avoided pecuniary advantage to hisnfelf or family; yet their merit is fo well known in the thy and neighbourhold where he refided, that that there are few of the inhabitants who would not give telthnony to their excellence. They arc particularly ufeful in all complaints to which Fe males are fubjed, and are peculiarly adapted to the coniti tutlon of Gish of about tslcive or thirteen years of age; and for thole young Women who have pallid completions, are afilidtd with fkortnefs of breath, sod great reludanee tn exer cite, thek pills are a fpecific ; as they, in a Sort time, reltorc to the Blood Its loft Craffamentum, and thereby give the bloom of Health to the petal cheek. They arc a remedy far all difeafes that originate in the Stomach ; the loft time of which they fpeedily reftore ; they remove Hatulenelmi, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro mote Digeftion : 'they have been found ottremely cificaciotu to Bilious and Hysterical complaints, Pains in the Head, Jaundice; and in broken and•decayed Conftitutions, from free living or a variety of other caufes. They have been repeatedly known to cure the Hooping Cough; and when given to Weakly or Ricketty Children, they rarely fail effeding a cure. • They arc carefully prepared by the Family, and fold whole. fate and retail by Biller and Howell, Wine-thee, Brißol ; alfo in London, wholeLte and retail, by F. Smith, Druggift, Hay market; and retail by Herten and Harvey, Gracechurch-lbset; and William Chrk, Confeetioiser, in the Borough. in boxes at is. U. as. 61 and 44. amps Lucinda. DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. swiss, At Garraway's Colffce-houfe, London, on Friday the ads of May init. in Lots, unlrfs acceptable Offers by Private Con • Awad' are previoudy made, - LL thofe two very valuable and cornpaZt 1 - 1 - FREEHOLD FARMS, called GUSSAGE MI CHAEL, LOWER and HIGHER FARMS, adjoining the great Turnpike-road to Exeter, iftl.tween Woudyates Inn and Blandford. containing upwards of race urea of very good Arable, Meadow, and Down Land. now in the Occupation of Msffrs. Randall and Andrews, Tenants at Will. Alfo two other eligible Freehold Farms, called MIN CHINGTON FARM and CROWTERS, at Wondcots, Stu ated nearly adjoining the two beforementioned Farms, and containing upwards of 306 acres of ufeful Land, now in the Occupation of Meirs. Adams and Ryman, who are Tenants at Will. Likewife that very dcfirable and improveable Freehold Manor Farm, with the Leafthold Cottages, held under the fame, called ASH MANOR FARM, fituate in the Parini of Slower Pain, three miles north of Blandford, containing up wards of gas acres of prime Meadow ' Arable, Down, and Wood Land, in the Occupation of Mr. R . Lewis,tenant at will. Defcriptive Particulars may be bad at Woodyatt's inn; of Mr. James, at Stalbidge t near Shaftefbury; and at the Office of Mars. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's -court, White hall, London; who will give timely information, fhould the Efate be fold by Private Contra& CAPITAL ESTATES, WARWICKSHIRE, LINCOLN SHIRE, and ESSEX TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the courfe of the editing Summer, A VERY valuable and compaa Freehold and Copyhold Mate; confining of two Farms adjoining each other, the one called HIGH-HOUSE FARM, and the ether the HALL FARM, containing together 343 A. x R. I 4 P. of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, in high cultivation, with good Farm-houfes and convenient Out .ulidinp belonging to each, fituate in the par& of Rowitagton, in the county of Warwick ; diftant from Warwick about 4 miles, and from Sir ntingimat is miles.—. Together with the Great Tlibes of the parifh of Rowington, being upwards of taco Acres. The whole of which Presnifes arc now in the &caption of Mr. William Wells, under a Leak which will expire at Lady-day, x So t. Alfa, a definable Freehold Eftate called TULLEY's FARM; coniiiiing of a Farm-houfeand other Buildings in pod repair, and about 267 A. t R. 18 P. of Arable, Meadow; Paiture, aid Muth Land, fixate in the partSes of Hotheads and Fleet, in the county of Lincoln; diftant from Spalding 8 miles, and from Wilbeach 17 miles. Past of which is in Leufc to Mr. James Cole, and the reft let to him as Tenant from year to year. Alfo, a very eligible Freehold and Copyhold Farm, called CLAVEREND FARM conbiting of a Farm-houfe, and about 30 A. t R. 3o P. of Arable and Pafturc Land, &nate In the willies of Wender, Lhtlebury, Arkfdon, Newport, and.S-Walden, in the county of JEffex, in the occupation *Mr. Robert Kimpton, who is Tenant from year to year. The Lattd•Taz of all the Eftates is redeemed. Particulars may be bad of Mr. W.Le Blanc, No. 8, Mill man-ftreet, Beklford-tow, London; sod of , Mr. Fulljarnes, Gloucefta. , - J. J. ANGERS VEIN, Efts. in the Chair. , Refolved, That the Familita or =cot Kin to etc dinvrifg Killed Officers, Scatuen, and Marines, In. this memorable Action, be deft:alto fend to Mr. White, tbe.Seeretary, at this Ilbure, an Account in writing of their Confanguinity or R:- lationftdp to the deceafed, tog‘tlier with a ftatane: . .t of the number and fttuation of their Families; the fatne to he :incited by the Minifter and Church-w.:rdens, or.die Chief Magiftrates of the Places to which the Parties fo applying rtfpeelivtly be long, in order that this Conunittee may be enabled to t Taal's/tit - , to them, free of all expence, filch Gratuities away be found expedient, without the nee,.ffiq of an Agent, or of the Parties coming to Town. Refolved, That the following Wounded Officcrs, Seamen, and Manses, do alto tranfinit to Mr. Whits, an acc,,tint of the titture and condition of their Wound's, and the name of the Ship in as hich they To gall.vntly f rued, atteiled by their pre fect COMIII2 ruling Officers, or the Minifter acci Churenearti , as of the Parifhes to which they refpeetively belong, that this Committee may take their Cales into clutideration, and grant them inch gratuities as may be deemed 'expedient. J. J. ANGERSTEIN, Chairman. KILLED. A LtIC A N ER...14. Dalll2/bOy, tarter -gunner, of Edin burgh. William Ewen, Carpenter's Crew, Southwark Peter Hiroo, Orilnary, Foreigner. Thom% Jacob., lioy, Shore ditch. Richard Qiinn, Lantlinatt, DUbii:/. Er iL ROPIIO ftOpllft Coleman, Able, NCOICIIfI le., Willion Howe, Ab. Allerfgatc amt. John :lckfon, Marine. County of Kildare. Stewart Martin,Ab. Antrim. Hugh Mac Gee, Ab. Scotland. Dennis Molloy, Marine, Mai .rJugla. John Regan, Ab. King-Rreet, Wapping. WilGan, Shea, Ab. Dungarvon. J. Watkins, Marine, South Wales. Dar/Exec—Thos. Anderfon, Ab. I.aceßon, near I'.laldan. Goxiaru—J.Saviilfki, S...rj. Marines, an Auftrian. J Brie. kell, Marine, ditto. William Carroll, ditto. John Colem.ar, ditto, Little London, Suffer- James Henton, L M Newear tle, Durham. William Hyde, Swabber, Maiditone. Samuel Read, Oral. Deptford. Robert Sheppard, Ab. Sunderland. Jacob Williamfon, Ord. North Lee, near Lerwick. Ltitnor a—Edward Haden, Ord. Peter Downes, Attn. R. J. Anderfon, Ab. Deal. Henry Boyd, Marine. M. Birmi-Ig ham, Ab. James Cooney, ditto. D. Crotklton. ditto. George Church, Marine. John Duncan, Ab. James Hanagan. ditto. John Heron, ditto. Thomas Johanna, ditto. Robert Kemp, ditto. Robert Maxwell, ditto. William Milition, di. to. Mat thew Moffatt,do. Francis Ryder, Marine. Pcd Toi.kers, Ab. George Williams, ditto. Thomas Wilton. ditto. MAJESTIC—SamueI Angram, Ord. New York. Mores Cock burn, Ala Clare, Ireland. Godfrey Clemons, ditto, Prufria. Samuel Clarke, 1.. M. Wepoteath. William Curaman, Mar. 45th corn. Alex. Callender, Sailm.'s Crew, Aberdeen. Jofcpb Gonfalres, Ab. St. Domingo. Nicolas Garrity, L. M. Dwagfora County. George Miller (I) Ab. Wocrivrieb. William Miilard, troy, London. John Macnansara, Ab. Cainnn, Ireland. John Nixon, ditto, barnewell, Cambridgeiblee. Andrew IXKcane, Marine, 534th corn. Andrew Sou:ter, Alt. Dundee. John Walker, Marine, 99th corn. Joreph Werton, ditto. MINOTAUR—Juhn GriT, Marine. Alexamior Hamilton, Qgarter-gunner, Irwin. John M'Carthy, Ab. Charksfi,4l, Iruand. William Rogers, Corp. Alorines. William Sutton, Ab. William Startemburg, Marine. Onto N —John Dunn, Buat.'s Mate, London. Jelin nennifon, Ab. I Amdontlerry. Janus Mowbray, ditto, GLera fey. Thu mat Wright,ditto, Sligo. SwirTSUßS—Thomas Courtees, Ab. Liverpool. Robert Trans, L. M. Parol, Cornwall VANGUARD—Thomas Batlin. Francis Corte, Ab. Malta. Sanwei Hope, Marine. Burnaby Kearman, Ab. Ste phen Murphy, Ala. Wexford. James Nicholls, Ab. Plymouth Dock. William Smith, Boy, Am. mica. Martin Wheeler, Ab. Kilberry, Waterford. James Woodward, Carp. Crew, Gaol.- George Wheatley, MarMe, Bell-Laurel, pear Kohl:- rorthy, Wexford. Robert Laucaitcr, Ab. Liverpool. James Forger, L. M. Carline. WOUNDED. AUDACIOUS—John Hobday, Ab. John indroph, Marine, tune dead. 'rhomas Muoml , Ab. &ice dead. BELLeaornon—Robert Bolton, Ab. fince John Chiddington, Ab. fince dead. Orr N CL—Jolin Dean. L. M. ace dead. Thomas Vidor, Ord. Gum dead. GOLlATBlVrartill I.llWrOll, Ord. Leannea—Michael Naylor, Mid. Sup. Thomas Avifon, Ab. Willlkm Buch, Marine. James Bennet, Serv. Cap. Hugh Coyle, Ab. John Carrot, Marine. William Davis, Ab. John Eaton, ditto. George Exton, ditto. John Fleming, ditto. Fyter Granger,ditto. John Huiten, ditto. William Harrington, ditto. Thomas Johnfton.do. Matthew King, do. William Marie, do. Timothy Murphy, ditto. John A. Obetorfe, do. James Sorky„ do. William 'fitter, ditto. Barney Trayner, ditto. Andm► Webb, do. homas Welt, ditto. Edward Williams, ditto. MAJ till - ie.—John Sutherland, Mid. fince dead. John Bap tifts, Books , . Mate, fince dead. Robert Overton, Clerk. Ro• bert Campion, Ab. Henry Davis, Ord. fince dead. Jof:ph Faddy, Marine, 58th Company. John Gregor;•, Ord. Edward Murphy, Ab. John Nicholas„dittn, finee dead. James Oliver. Ord. John Belly, Marine, time dead. George Smith, Ab. Grace dead. James Smith, ditto. Samuel Wynn, d tto. MlnoTatia..—Thomas Irwin, Lieut. J. Jewel Liet.t. Mar. vines. Samuel Barker, Ab. Michael Cuglin, L M. John I)awes, Ab. Lawrence Dempfey, Marine. Adam Hobne;, Ab. Ro bert Kerritt, dim. John Lane, Ord. fence dead. Richard Low. ther, Ab. Dennis Lawler, Q. Gunner. Robert Spell, Ord. John Wilcox, Ab. George Stiles, ditto. Oatow.•...Samuel Bawdins,Ab. Richard Brown, dim. /Ain Brooke, Ord. John Brown, Ab. Michael Cara ra h Ord. John Cox, Marine. Peter Cox, Ab. Andrew Carroll, ditto. Jantell'iPnible, Marine. John Farrel,Ord. John Humphreys, Marine. ames Irvin, Ab. ........Laufetty, ditto. John M:illay„ Marine. James Moore, Ord. Thomas holaugliao, Ord. Arch.. dale M'Conachy, Ab. Thomas Olding, Armourer. Robert Penyer, Ab. Cornelius Regan, Ord. John Soeller. Ab. ;ohm Shearer, Marine. Mathew Scuddle, Ab. TI:ylor, ditto. Robert Weir, ditto. James Williams, Ord. William Folface, Ab. SWiry aux L.—William Smith, Midfblpman. Alexander Wat. fon, Qr. Matter. Within, Brown,Ah. Joh., Collins, Marine. James - Evans, Ah. John Finnefay, Boy. William C core. Ab. Thomas Harper, Boatfw. Mate. I he.m^ • Martin , Ab. Mi chael M'Cann, ditto. Charles Nl.arvis, Q. Gunner. James Phiifips, Ab. William Rice, Marine Steed, ditto. Michael Sullivan, Ab. William Wareham, LM. VANGUARD. —Nathaniel V.Wal. Lieutenant. Joh; Campbell, Secretary. Robert Garrett. Q. Ma& Mate. Richard lii 104 L. M. Walter Grote, Ab. John Hexham, ditto. James Organ, ditto. William Pcdwin, ditto. William Scott. ditto, Julia Top'', ditto. William Waiters, ditto. John Wheeler, L. M. William Witlock, L. M. Snot dead. Zumovb.--Treley Myra•; L. M. Rebut Rutledge, Carr Crew. Dre.l:l Cooper, Marie& James Murphy. Jute. WILTS AN!) BERM CANAL. 'THE COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT of this C.I.NAL, will at th‘ir next Meeting, to be held at the Crown Inn. in Swindua, on Friday the 14th day of May nest, at at o'clock in the forenoon, be ready to contrad for the followinskworks, vit. The uttlng and complcating the canal from Hay Lane to the Exit End of Head Level, near Scluth Kelton, a difiance of about fts miles and three quarters. The huitling of tour Lock 9. Ma Wootton Ballet, and a (mall aqueduct andre, eve: Broad Toirn Brook, and all the road and occupation Bridges, and Culverts epon the Canal, from the codling, of the laid Brook, to die Ealt End of the Head Level, a iliftunce of about ten miles. Plans.Seetions, and Specifications, may be fern. and particu lars known by applying to Mr. Whitworth, the Engineor at Wootten Ballet, any day after the filth of May.—Any P.irfons delirous of contradling for the hill WOrks, ate requelted to de liver their propolids to Mr. Willtivortis, the day bsfore the Meeting of the Committte.—April i 9, tBot. MONEY READ TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the Poireirton of incurriesoriiing from Freehold, C.opyltofd, or Leafehold Eltates, in Land or HnufCs, Money in the Funds, Kent Charges, Marriage Set-: tlent'aits, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, tray be fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying Annuity interelt for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated on their perfnnal fecurity; and in any Initance, where the tingle fecurity of an individual may be deemed Infuilicient, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the payment of the intereft, will remove the objection ; and in all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own option. Perfonal applications will be received every day till four o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents in town or country , (poll paid) will be immediately anfwereti, addretfed to the Di redor of the Knightibridge Dank, at his town-houfe, No. 8, Lower john-itreet, Golden-Nome. TO BE SOLD BY AUCrION-By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee -haute, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tucfday the tsth day (Alone, tBo2, at Onco'Clock, THE RECTORY of CHIGWELL, in the County of ESSEX., held by three good lives, under the Prebendary of St. Pancras; confining of a Parm•boafe and other (unable Buildings; with 52 Acres of excellent Glebe Land adjoining the Town ; and all the Tithes of Corn and Hay, (except a (mall proportion, Which pays a modus), amount log, according to a recent form, to 973 Acres of .Iraolc Land, and 148 p Acres of Meadow Land (inure or kfs), exclave of about ilso acres of nature grazz.d. Alto the Perpetual Advantage of the Land Tax of Le. a year, formerly affelicd on the fame, which has heeu redeemed by the Lace. 'Chic - well is fituated in a pleafant part of the County of Wes, only eleven miles from London, and many parts of the Glebe Land are well fanned fur building upon. Dercriptive particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb, Saville row ; and of Mars. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-corn, - - - This day were publithesi, in One Volude, Price Bs. in Boards, TRAVELS IN ITALY. By the late Abbe BARTHELEMY, Author of the Travels of Anacitarlis the younger. In a Series of Letters written to thy celebrated Count Cartes. With an Appendix, containing feveral Pieces, never before publifhed, by the Abbe Winkelman, Father Jacquier, the Abbe Zarillo, and other Learned Men. Tranflated from the French. Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternotter-rovr. Of whom may be had, trandated from the French, lately publithed, a. Hiltorical and Political Mianoirs of Lnuis Sixteenth, from his Marriage to his Death; by J. L. Soulavie the elder; Id mated with is 3 Portraits. b Vets. 8,0.11. Ss. boards. 2. The Life of Brinalfarte; With a Portrait by Heath ; In One Vol. Bvo. Ss. In boards.