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To be paid for by Bills payable wits intereft sto days after date The Conditions of the Cuntrads may be been at the Secretary's Mee. No mail will be had to agy 'emir? in whirl* the price flail not la jifi-tal in words at length, or that frill not k deiingra to the Board &fire or idea on the laid Paiday the 19th inflame, nor am*, the P e rin who wale, the tender, or foxe prim on bit 444, atteeir, aofsiar tithes called for. TO THE BENSVOLENT AND HUMANE. A PERSON , •1 RESPEC ['ABILITY, who Las held 1 (null Appointment under Government for there 16 years. H hn nas a Wife and two final! Children depentliog folely on rooos nor their fupport, and whole ruin mull ht, inevitable, clef. he lhould he fo ruminate as to obtain a few pounds from a yen , inns Ptedie ; looks with a pkafing and anxious hope to this laR refonrce as the only means to erudite hint to retain hi, fitua tion, preierve his refpeebbility. fupport his family, and lave him from prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his long fuff,rings and exertions to keep his wants a keret in his own hoforn: hi. endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer thole whom Novi °ewes has biefiekl with a dif,oiition to relieve the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Meffrs. Hodfull and Stirling, Bankers, No. 30, Strand, and Islcfrrs ro, Lufhington, and Co. No 3e, Cornhill. where the fmalleß donations will he moR thankfully received and gratefully acknow ktle. J. He begs to return his moR grateful thanks to, G H.(of Suude:land), Lt oolA Lady - oto 6 Anonymous - Ito! Anonymests,from Briltol t o o K. F. Jig. coolH.A. 10 0 -too X.Y. Z. Effex x to 1 0 0 PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE. . This day was puLlifhed, price 31. 6d. AFAITHFUL Account of the prefcnt STATE of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE under the nfpotifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars and Anecdotes of the Government—the Military—the Police— the lawi—the Public Arnutements of Paris—the Manpers,Drefs, and Domenic Society...the late Coronation—the Pope and Reli gion —the Legion of Honour—Trade and Manufaetures—the War with Fngland—the Engin in Frans•—lhe Bourbons—the PrltC of the N.:cell - wits of I.lfe, &c. &c. &c. By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, Who efcapcd from France in the Month of May. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-fireet,Bladdrian and to be had of all Bookfellers. This day was publiihed, In two vois. price a as. in boards, a Second Edition of HINTS towards forming the CHARACTER of a YOUNG PRINCESS. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had. a. StriCtures on the Modern Syftem of Female Education, with a View of the Prin'iples and Condudt prevalent among Women of Ra:.k and Fortune. By Hannah More. Two vols. ninth Edi fies, rcs in boards. 2. Sacred Dramas. chiefly intended foe Young Perfons : the Subjcch taken from the Bible. By the fame. Thirteenth Edition, as. in boards. .3. The Works of Hannah More, bandfoniely printed in Light volume , , al. as. in boards. On Monday, July is, will be publilbed, In one large Volume, Oclay°, price x5B. THE ELEVEN REPORTS of the COMMIS SIONERS of NAVAL INQUIRY. With Explanatory Notes, and Select Extra to from the molt Important Documents upon which the Reports arc founded. By JOHN IRVING MAXWELL, [Of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, Author of the -.. . . Spirit of Marine I.aw, &e. Btc. As the Numerical References are firnilar to thole in the original vuluraicous Reports—and as the General Evidence has been attempted to be analyzed. this Volume, whilit it diffufes that Infurmati.m which is efTential to enable the Public accurately to appreciate the important fervices of the Naval Commilioners, will at the fame time be valuable as a fpccies of compendious Index to thae Centknien who, being in puiTerlion of the Original Re. prat.,, may he dttirotts more readily to refer to the numerous and in,port.olt f4Ku•nents contiined in the fcveral Appendixes. Primed for if. D. SYMONDS, No. 20, Paternofter.Row. Where may be had juf publifhed, price 3s. 6d. A Report of the Debate at full Length on the Mellott for the impeachment of Lord Yikount Melville. This day was priblithed, in one very large Volume, Medium &Vb. price ifs. hound, the Twentieth Edition, correded and con fiderably enlarged, of A NEW GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, A •IL and COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR. and Precut State of the fractal Xingelome of the World. To which arc added, I. A Geographical Index, with the Names and Places alphabeti cally arranged. 11. A Table of the Coins of all Nations, and their Value in Entlifh Money. ill. A Chronological Table of remark able Events, from the Creation to the prefert Time. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Efq. The Altronornical Part by James Eergufon, F. R.S. o which have been added, Thu late Difeoveries of Dr. Hcrlchcl, and otker.eminent AR ronomers. llluftrated with a eorred let of Maps, Ergraved from the molt ncent Obfervations and Draughts of Geographical Travellers. In this New Edition, which has been carefully and completely reviled, the utamereaus chatages that have taken place in the Boun• twits, Governments and political Connedimas, of many of the Countries of Europe., hi confsquenc: of the important events of the late war.are corredly and fully deferibed ; fuch parts of the Work as had became ohfulete or of lef• utility arc expunged, to admit more recent information, procured from intelligent modern Tra yeller, or Itatiltical Writers of Authority ; and the whole fo ar ranged and improved, a. (it Is pr.:fumed ) will perpetuate the repu Cation, which it has la long maintained, of the molt correct atao %filed Syftem of Geography that has hitherto been offered to the Pu' he. Printed fin' J. Walktr.Villtie and Robinfon, Scatcherd and Co. titock•hk, Can Robinfoo, Darton and Co. Cadcll and Davies lasilniao and CO. Lacklngton and Co- R. Phillips, J. Marring°, Londooi mid Wound tipeou, York. This day was publifhed, price bound ys. % , A New Edition enlarged and improved, being the Fifth of APLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to th e KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE of GARDENING), with MINTS on FISR. PONDS. ➢y CHARLES MARSHALL, Vicar of Brixworth, Northampton'hire. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington; W. J. and J. Richardfon ; J Walker; H. D. Symonds; Longman, Hurlt, Rees, and Orate ; J. Hatchard, and J. Mawmsn. The Author thinks it is but doing himfelf jultice to republifts the following fandtions as they occurred. " The directions oE. this Manual appear to us to be diflinelly and ',felony given, and Husk as we are ufed to the practical part of the fcicnce, wt have read the work with pleafure. Gentl man's Maclaine, June, 1797. " This work is calculated lor Gentlemen Gardeners, and we al together recommend it as convenient in flu, and very judicierally arranged ." Britifh Critic, Odtober, 1797 "This work is no compilation. The refpedkabk author has given to the public, the refult of his experience, delivered with that plainnefs and perfpicuity, which cannot fail of rend.ring his work Melly ufeful to every reader who Mall confult it either fur pleafure or inlinidtion."....Monthly Review, November, t 797. " A very extentive and ukful performance, in which much in 'ormation will be found, and the young Gardener will derive both ~ I cafure and amufement from this compendious an cheap manual " Europo , n Magazine. June, t7O. " Mr. Marthall's obfervations on the modes of cultivating dif ferent articles, deferve the attention of the inexperienced Gar .lencr.'—Critical Review, July, 1798. " This is or.e of the molt complete works on the fulsjeet we re member to have ken ; and is a work both from its nature and ex ..cutiots, which every country gentleman ought to have in his pot ccffilu.".—Analytical ilevicw,Odober, t 79& TO BE SOLD, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at Milibrook, within two miles of Southampton; confifting of a comfortable and convenimt Family Houle, with double Couch houfe. five•ftalled Stable, Granary, Earn, and every ddcription of Out Office. The whole is ht complete repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. It has a Kitchen Dudek Shrubbery, and about fifteen Acres of Meadow and Paf tore Land. to high cuitivatioo. Alfo the reverllon of Os Acres more on the decade of a Perron aged upwards of eighty years. It is fituated near the Southampton Water, of which ft commands an excellent view. May be fecn with Tickets any day between the Jmun of twciee and three o'clock, on application :o Mr. George Monkey, South hampton, of whom further particulars may be known, if by letter, to be poR paid. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. LEONARD. At Gateway's Coffec•Houfe, Change• Alley, London, on Tuef day, the 6th of Auguft next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, In Thirty Lots, AVLRY capital and elega n t Freehold Manfion Houk, Houfe, called LIN roN PLACE, MI the South fide of Cox heath Hills, within five Miles of Maidftone. In the Pugh of Lihron, to the County of Kent, coutaining fix Rooms on a Floor. and fit for the refidence of a Family of Diftindlon, to which there are domeltic Offices of every defeription ; Wei a Cold Bath, a Capi tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds. Avenues of Timber-Trees of various kinds, and a Farm Houfe feparate at a convenient dif tones from the Manfion ' with a Barn, Stables,' and othe r f u i za bl e Buildings, and 211 Acres of good Freehold Land chiefly Failure. The views from the Manfion are uncommonly extenfive and beau tifuL And alto divers Farms, Meffuages, and Lands in Linton, Staplehurit, Frittendon, Mardon, Bennindon, Wouldham, and Burharn, in the raid County. containi,g In the whole, with the set Aereo, by Adaseafurensent, 953 Acres or thereabouts. The Lands are confiderably underlet to fubftantial Tenants. Alfa the Great Tythes of the Paid Parifh of Linton. Likewifethe Advow. fon of the Vicarage of Linton aforefaid. The whole of the Pre mifes may in the mean time be viewed, with leave of the Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had at the Star, Cox/math ; the Star. Maidflone; the King's Head, Roehefler; the Graoby, Dartford; the Black Lion, Farnhigham; the Ship, Feverfhaos ; the Foistain, Canterbury the Bull, Cranbrook ; the Woolpack, Staplehurft ; the Saracen's Head, Ashford; the Bell, Tcnterden; the Suffex Tavern. Tunbridge Wells ; of Mr. Brown. Land Surveyor, Maidltooe; of Mr . Leonard, Chapel-Court, New Burl, ngtod. street, London ; and of Mr. Woodgate, Solidtor, Golden-Roars, London; where a plan of each Lot may be feen. A CARD TO THE LADIES, WHO VALUE THE GREATEST OF ORNAMENTS. Beauty, Health, ands good Set of Teeth may be obtained and preferred to extreme old age by the ufe of BUTLER's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POW. DER, prepared from the original Recipe of the late Dr. P. H. Dinafdale, patronifed and ufed by the Q2een and Princeifes, the Etnprsfs of RulTia. the Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Devoo&lre, Rutland, St. Alban's, and molt of the Englith and Foreign Nobility. Thls Powder is prepared from Vegetables, and Is entirely free from the Acid,or any Mineral Subftance. It deftroys the Scurvy, Imparts a &inners and beautiful minds to the Gums ; to the Breath the molt deleaablefweetnefe; and,if ufed conitantly, will render the Teeth of a pearly whitenefs ; and prevents that dread ful Malady (the TOO EH-ACHE). Many Medical Gentlemen ' who ufe it declare it a One Bracer, eradicating the Amines to which the Mouth is fulled froth Diet or difordcred Lungs; and by its healing, purifying, and balfamic qualities, frees the mouth from any unpleafant taut. Sold whokfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide, corner of Paternofter.row ; and retail by Sheppard and Bulger, Britt°, ; Loggln, Aylefbury ; Smith, Bedford ; Silver, Margate ; Burgefs, Ramfgatc ; Laurance, Broad Stain; Gregory and Gil bunt, Brighton ; Bacon, t so, Oxford-greet ; Withers, lag, Strand, gear Temple Bar ; Crifp, corner of Spring Gardens • Clark, 269, Borough ; Putt, Bolton, and Lcwithwalte, Royal Ex change; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Gregfoe, Mots, and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains, Manchefter; Woolmer, Exeter; Hazard and Crumb!, Bath ; Mmdanaleis Glafgow ; Slitter, and Monday, O x f or d ; and by molt Bookfellesn and Perfumers In every town, in Boxes at as. yd. each. ' ft. Butler, 4, Cheapadc,' Is engraved on Ms Stamp, which is Axed to each Box. A ire may Mind, Label 'improved Tooth &mass, prise is. cask HAVING dedicated inytelf to the Rudy, aaa peen gratified by the molt coufillerable pradtice ifi that branch which I thought 'roper to feledt, I trait that I have not more mit employed my time than thole who, in the extenfive Bald of the prolate's, aro ocedlonally immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Needs which I. acquired by coesoentradag the [ladles:dal power to mochas of diforders. The difeafes of DRBILITY arc peculiarly diftreiling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fimpteens, and, by & do. ' prelim of all vital energy, exiltence itfeif becomes embittered—. Whether they ode from the asprevaler—e of example; &este/tree d,* habits of Wsool-boys, the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt afilduous profeffional lkill ; but by the *meaner of uneducated ones, the lymptopeare aggravated, and the emit tudon is deltroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLROBef VIRG EONS I ground my pretenfions on regularity of etbicadon; and polfeliing I every privilege to pradlee, I feel rnyfelf entitled to that confidences with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. -In the file fenfadons of local woknes, early application wlu prevent the colunity of a debilitated frame; but where the (of ferer, front a cooreioufnefs of the untionlincis of the vice wiled eaufed his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or =bare of his family phyficiau and broods over his infirmity with careful coo cealment, it waft be fatisfadtary for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment, but alto of the molt ineligible fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints It is poffiblito prevent pain. danger or tilltrefs; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire. mew of exclave ezperience in this hat to drat a fate, cereals sand /Peaty re-eitabliflunatt. I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fez wits arc alßigtot with say kind of DRBILITY, of any (ymptooss of VENEREAL' INFECTION, and in 4 cafes the terms of memo. nitration are Rated on the fait interview. PeCentsin the country are expedtod to hteWe a Bank note, lad arc requited to fpecify their are and manner of living. MARTIN Member of the Royal College of lingoes, in London No so, Analialsilleeet; amok anti Ter:pla az. • PRICE SIX-PENCE. TURTLES. WILTSHIRE and Co. Kiser Hasa Tavtax a Poultry, have jaft landed a carp of Ape lively Turtles for tale, from :Mb. to soolb. cub. Turtles duffed every day io the Idalleft perfeetion, and fent le • any part of Town or Country. • _ PARTNERSHIP. WANTED, by a refpeetable Houle, abnut fifty mites from London, s Partner in a well , eftabliao4 in. eresfing good SuGuth, who can advance about tspooL is his Otani' of the Capital, to take an alive pan, or pot, as may be agreed oss. Principals, direding a lint to M. B. at C. DTUCC e. Efg. Snifter- Spare. will (If approved) receive a reply, and have ample faddy:. tion refpeeting the folidity and profpedts of the roneern • CHING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYING . LOZENGES have been for reverel years proved 'insularly. efficacious at this fatal, in removing the numerous complzinta omatiotiedby the Cucoeffire changes of the weather In our variable climate; and as opening Phylfus on all occafions, it is luperior every other Medicine. Tic public are particularly requefted to throve, that, in mar qucoce of a fpurious compaltion having been Impofed on the pug lie as Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, egc Box and Packet of the. genuine Medicine have the name of Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapilde, engraved on the (tamp, by order of the Ron. Commit. Awn, to imitate which is felony. Sold w►okfale at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide ; ad retail by snort Medicine Venders in every town, in boxes at as. 9d. and ss. 6d. each. FOR. BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, Ike. &a. DR. STEERS'S OPODRLDOC. 'CAUTION.—Onthe outfide of the Wrapper OR •—• each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Ramp is fixed* wCieh is engraved " F. Newbcry, No. ay, St. Paul's," and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is pelted, with thefe Words, " Dr. Stan's Opodeldoe, prepared by F. Niewbery." AU chafe whisk are fold without thefe derivations are grofs Counterfeits. The Public are requelted to attend to this C.autioo, in eonfe quence of an Impofition which has been pradifed by certain Wei. dens of Medicine. evho, under cover of a connedion in trade with Mr. Newbery's Houle, have not only fold in London, but by trio. veiling round the Country, have diff em i nate d through the Retail Dealers in all parts of the kingdom large quantitiessof a fpurions preparation of this Opodeldoe ; in the hills of Diredions of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr. Newbery,d St. Paul's Church. yard, are made tile of, in order the mat elms. - pletcly to (hectic unary Purebafers. The genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and fold by F. Neelbsiy Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coneimmty, a few doors beik Cheapfide, London. in Rinks, price ss. 6i each. duty Waded; and by thee Venders 'sly in the Country who offer the eml Ma. dicine under its appreriate Stamp. TUESDAY, JULY i 6, aps. Is the pref. and fpcedily will be publifbed. AN ANALYSIS of the MALVERN WATERA, By A. PHILIPS WILSON. M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyfteiato s and of the Royal Society ofilidinburi,h, &c. . Printed by James Robbins, Witicheiter, and fold by J. Murray, Fiect-ftreet. This day were publithed, Handfomely printed in One Volume Quarto, and illultrated with a Portrait of the Author, a Map, and other Plates, engraved by Meffrs. Heath, Mitchell, Ste. price tl. r tr. 6d. in hoards, TRAVELS in EUROPE, ASIA MINOR, and ARABIA. By J. GRIFFITHS, M.D. Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, and of feveral Foreign Literary Societies. Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies, Strand; and P. Hill, at Edinburgh. WAILW7CKSHI az. T _ 0 be. LET, fort T erm o f Y ears , COTON HOUSE, with the Pleafure Grounds and Gardens In high order, about four miles firma Rugby and Lutvrworth, containing every accommodation for a Family of Diftinaion, pleafantly inn ate(' in a Lawn of eighty acres of excellent Land, with good roads adjoining. An extenSve Manor, with any quantity of Land not exceeding 160 acres., may be had, and the Furniture rented with the Houle, or taken at a fair appraifemcnt. Particulars may be had of Mr. Caldeeott, Solicitor, Rugby ; or Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields. • FINEST PART OF DEVONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Altogether, or in any part, with immediate Poffeffion, E MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEARrI (otherwife HONITON's SIEGE) two miles and a half from Exeter, and (even miles from the Sea; pith capital and (parlous Mention, commanding the fineft views, all fultable Offices. Gar dena, exign five Park, richly Wooded, rich Lands. Farina, Merles, and innumerable local advantages. The Situation, Coal/don, Soil, Climate and Neighbourhood, form the melt eligible mildest* in the Kingdom for a Man of Fortune. Prim Odle whole propetty • Forty-five Thoufand Pounds. Information will be given to Principals only, by W.F. Spicer, Efq. the owner and occupier. Half of the Purchafe-naunoy may remain on fecurity...-No unpaid letters attended tu. Me. HAYLE'rs BALLADS. This day were pitlifhed, Embellidied with feveral Copper Plates. deligned and engraved by Mr. BLALt, in one elegant Volume, (mall Odavti, price in. in boards. BALLADS founded on ORIGINAL and CURI OUS ANECDOTES relating to the Sagacity and Inftindt of ANIMALS, and calculated to excite Sentiments of Regard towards the Brute Creation. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Eft. Printed far RICRARD Paixt.trs, No. 6, Bridge-fireet, slack. friars, and to be It_d of all Bookfellem This day was publifhed, price 54. in boards, ACLINICAL HISTORY of DISEASES.- 1 . Of the Acute Rheumatifm.--2. Of the Nodofity of the joints. By JOHN HAYGAILTH„ M. IL P. R. S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, to 4 Volumes, Octavo, . . price 11. 6s.in boards, MIIDICAL TRANSACTIONS, containinp...r. An Enquiry how to prevent the Small Fox — a. A Sketch of a Plan to exterminate the Snull Pox from Great Britain ; with a Medical Correfpon dence no the nature of Variolotts Contagion-3.0f the Imagination as a Caufc and Cure of the Difordera of the Body ; exemplified by fietitious Tractors and Epidemical Comm:Goes-4 A Letter to Dr. Percival, on the Prevention of Infeaious Fevers. This day was publifbed„. price One Guinea in boards, Dedicated to the Right Hon. JOIN Busman, The Third Edition of THE PHILOSOPHICAL PRINCIPLES o f t h e SCIENCE of BREWING, to which are now added, the TAWAS and DIRICTIONI for ufing the SACCHAROMETER. By JOHN RICHARDSON, Hull. Fold by W. J. and J. Richardfon, Royal Exchange, London; E. Billow, Edinburgh ; and M. Mahon, Grafton-Brat, Dublin. Mr. R. takes this opportunity to inform the brewers In ge neral, that the diffemination of his plan for communicating the whole of his pradlice of Brewing, having been unespeetetity re tard.d, he has thought it right to extend the term to which the f i I plan wts firlt lirni•ed, to the firft day of January next ; and that any Gentleman who hag not yet received his ADVER lISEMENT, explanatory of the fame, may have one tranfmitted, on dropping him a lined—July 8, Ain. This day was puSlitherlineatly printed in one volume, foelfcap Bvo with an Arithmetical Toy, price ys. 6d. TANGIBLE ARITHMETIC; or, The ART of NUM BERING MADE EASY, by Means of an Arith metical Toy, which will exprefs any number up to 16 6 66,665, and with which, by moving a few Balls,* great variety of Operations in Arithmetic may be performed. intended to alit Mothers and Teachers in the !oar° Mon of Children. By WILLIAM FREND, Efl. Author of Evening Amufements for 18.4 and tilos, Re. Re. Printed for J Mawman, as, Poultry. Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author, handfoniely printed in one vol. Bvo. price 75. boards, PAT RIPTI II er,tbe Love of oar Coutrry...-an EMT, illuftrat ed by Examples from Ancient and Modern History. Dedicated to the Volunteers of tbe United Kingdom. Where alio ls juft published, A Ncw GROW' A PRICAL GAM 11. printed upon Cards, accompa nied with a Chart, price 7s. 6d. in a box—an enterrain:ng and in ftruetive Geographical Gamc, on in entirely new Plan, peculiarly adapted tp the Ufe of Schools and Seminaries of Education. By the Editor of ' The Parent's Friend.' Recommended by W. Frend, Efq. BEAUTIES OF WALES. This day was pub shed, in One baodfome Volume, Oetatro, price tea. 6d. boards, THE CAMBRIAN ITINERARY ; or, WEL:if Tot star ; containing an Hiftorical and Topographical De fcririon oldie Antiquities, and Beauties of Wales. Alio p&fixed, a ,Welch Vocabulary; Names of all the Inns; the Bardie Alpha bet ; and a Map of the Principality ; with. an accurate Delineation of the Roads, Sm.—By THOMAS EVANS. London : Printed for Thomas Ofteli, Ave•Maria.lane. •• • " This excellent and iaspanial Work is a atoll admirable Companion for all who are In the habit of travelling through Wales, and with to be acquainted with its various beauties." Union Mag. Aug. ,gas. " This performance exhibits a very cligibleCompanion fortbofe who gull make the falbionable Tour of Wales, and the Vocabu lary gives it an advantage beyond any other b ook of the kind that we have fetus. The Map prefixed is neat and wellexeeuted." . . Bridal Critic, Jan. zlio3. Though we have perukd molt of the Books relating to the Principality, we ore more particularly pleated with the Volume before us. It contains fo many articles with which the intelligent Reader would with to be acquainted, that we think it well enti tled to our approbation." Monthly Vifitor, April, ski. For farther recommendation fee Anti-Jacobin, Monthly Re view, European, &c. TO TNB EDITOR OF 7 Hit 3711. Sir—Yon liave already,in various inflances, proved yourfelf a zealous and fincere friend to the Officers of the Bri,illi army, by (hewing to the nation at large, their manifold fufferings, borne without a murmur for a feries-of years, owing to the exorbi tant advance in price of every article, they mutt ne ceffarily and unavoidably cunfume as well in clothing as meffing. I now beg leave to Rate far public information, and more particularly for the information of the Right Hon. and Hon. Members of the Imperial Par liament, the rates which a Regiment is meffed at. and which. Regiment has ever Rudied a degree of ceconomy not exceeded by any other Corps, nig. Dinner, final beer, waiter, and waffling, aa. ad. per day. One-third of a bottle of Port wine, at aa. aced. Break aft - Cs. acd. _ _ Supper cannot afford ono Total as. ad. I have a fon, who has the honour to hold his Ma- Commiffion as Enfign, for which Commiffion I two years ago paid 4001. Britifh. The emolument he derives from it is 41. Bd. per diem, fubjea to in come tax and many other dedutions. Government is pleafed to allow an Officer 6s. a week in lieu of lodging-money, when not in barracks, which is by no means adequate. No officer can re ceive loch accommodation under los. a-week, and ge nerally fpeaking, the price paid for lodging is so. per week. Officers were induced to hope the Income Tax would have been repealed, at the late meeting of Par liament : inflead of their hopes being realized they have to lament a further drawback from their pay, by the addition of If per cent. on property. Officers were much more comfortably fituated half a century ago than at the prefent per iod, though ao additional Ilia hng a-day was gracioufly granted a few years lince within my own memory a Regiment has been well meffed at the following rates : Dinner, Beer, Waiter, and Walling, is. ed. per day. Otie third of a Bottle of Part, o aid. Breakiitt, • 0 6d. Total a lop. In thole days an Enfign had 3s. tld. per day, not fubjeft to Income Tax, and after dedueling his mef. ling of as. told. left him a balance of is. 90. a day. I hope I have now clearly thevin the difference between the prefent and former times, and that every unbi. afed nailer will fay, officers' conditions ought to be bettered. There are many gallant officers now in both Houfes, who know that this is i datement founded on faels, and thould any one of them be pleafed to fuggell an increafe of psy, he would be unani. moufly fupported; and I am confident the nation would with chearfulnefs contribute the means of car. rying the fame into effeet. I mull alfo add, and call to the recolleßion of many of your Readers, the prices paid by Govern. ment to liters. mafom, carpenters, and other claire. of tradelmen employed in the crating of barracks, &c. particularly in England. They had from 41. to 6+. a day each. and the overfeers of thofe works had about a guinea a day each. The penfions of many individuals have been aur mented. and the clerks in many of the public de. partments, civil and military, and even the clerks in banking and mercantile honks, have had their la larks increafed. The Surgeons of the Army have lately had an in• creafe of pay—to wit : a furgeon, 14s. a day, with an allowance of Is. 6d. a day for a horfe.. The 14. (Want furgeons have is. 6J. a day allowance for • horse, and ys. 6d. a day as net pay. Now - the miferable (Upend of an Enfign with the furgeon's pay, firft taking into confiderac pact of thoEnfign's commilfiun, 4001. • Tata FILMS) TO Tat compare e affifiant talon the i • AIKT, -4 1 -tie EAST INDIA HOUSE, 74 12 . dos. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY - of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND,tre.ling to the EAST-INDIES, do Semi., giv. rootic.e, That a General Court of the fald Company will be held at their Node in Leadenhall.fireet, on Frid .y next the to th inftant, at *act' o'clock in the forenoon, to approve and confirm the follow • big unanimous Rdolution f the General Court of this day, viz. • That this Court, referring to their Refolution of the 18th Fe ▪ bruary laR, and taking into confideration the Proceedirgs It of the Court of Dire tors of the a6th ultimo, do approve of " sc Salaries propofed to be attacked to the (event fit uations • therein mentioned, fubjeet to the confirmation of a future " General Court." WILLIAM RelMSAT,Seeretetry.