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A • • ' . -.- _ • i.••••;-).• • • • •• '; • . LN. • ` 0 " • Ta; "1. • " . • 0 L a M tt 1:1` • 1 ft) S Feb.. s 11 P4 * ) ! it;) 11%1 ,74 $• #. • !w~ ~. • • , t,,vh r - - - . io nvniss 38363 cd Ci - SIXTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. CABINET P%-rfm WEDNESDAY", MARCH 4, 1801. [PRICE SIX-PENCE MEEFIW OF CALICO PIKINTEES. 1 A T GLASGOW, and within the TRADES' 4 A- HALL, ttu 26th dav of February, rBo t, CONVENED, Archibald blev,bl.-z:•.,T, ilyutre, Dcarea Convener, with molt part of the Deacons and remanent Members of the Trades' flourc, the whole h Mot s betai ZS TO-14ORROW EVENING, March 5, 1804 their Majeftim Servants will perform, for the lath time, the New Hilo:ice! Drama, called DEAF AND DUMB ; • Or, THE ORPHAN PhOTECTED. Ile Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL. And the Epilogue by Mifs DE CAMP. To which wall be added the Marque of COMUS. Now Exhibit Ing at Mr. RlCltAlDa ,, s ' s, York-Hoak Nu. 3X' earner of Villiers-Street, in the Strand, ASELECT COLLECTION Of Thirty-two High.finilhed CABINET Ph:ITRES, including Leen by Vernut, the reit by Crcwze, ara ocher muck-admired Artifts. Admittance One Schilling. Dektiptise Catalogue. gratis. N. B. The Exhibition will finally elide en Saturdiy, March :he 28th. w4ratti to attrnsb as w•as vcrifi;si by tLc 3; The Convener flared to the Mereng, that he called tint ff ..if: together in canfequenee of a letter he hul reerived frln; the Calico Primus iii ‘ilargow and the neighbourhood, r p girding an Addithmal Tax propofs.d to be la'd by Ca.:Ti r o silent, upon Printed Croue.s; and th e letter having herb read over, and tbe fuOpet matter of i t reatuned upon at confider. l whir length, the Meeting unu;:r.i.ticy cam u, the failowilar kefoluumt: • The Public are roof terpetifnlly Informed, that Ns emthis the loon of the Theatre will be opened at half pelt gee, and that the Play will begin at half pelt fix fOr the rat of the fearer. LAST WEEK BUT THRE2, SANS SOUCI. tr the Authority of the RIAt Hon. the Lotto rlllllllll ,- Mille, TO-MORROW EVENING, March 5, tiot .1. will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, La ce tt er 4q U ire, 311 Entertainment, entirely thw„..c.tned THE CAKE-HOUS E. Lately were puklillicd, -- In die volume, Svo, price 6s. In boards, SERMONS for the Ufe of Schools and Families. By JOHN MAPLETON, D.D. Canon Refidentiary of Hereford, Chancellor of the Diocefe, Chaplin) to the Lord Hi lltop of Hereford. Hereford : Printed by D. Walker; fold by S. Sad and Co. No. igs, Strand; Hanwell and Parker, Oxford; and Allen, Hereford; at which places may be had, by the fame Author, A New Edition of the Duty of Churchwardens, rcfpceling the Church; price Is. Advice to a Student in the UniyerSty, Ace. 31. 6.1.; and fere ral Single Sermons. LAST INDIA-HOUSL Fthatartit 2 5, 1801 . THE COURT of D IR ECTORS of the UNITED COMPAAT of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading re de EAST-INDIES, do here6y give N.ti.e, That they will he reon6 , i. receive Prole:fah in erritiagjandip,ot or Wore WedNefiley the t tt6 f March tiers, from any Perfati vie may by willing to la god "Nei. bottomed Slip sh tie bard.w ,f ace. Foob Tau er apwarels, fir the fail Conet_thiifirvire f h &1 f SO he approved /7 the Cothran t Sorveycri, and to he manned A (gripped ix Avery r:orea, ajar a fall outfit, acreeably te the fed regale: that of Ike Company, at it their re?elarAipe. The Teftlm to 4:peep the tawny? rate v." peace freight, with flab ellowaatti war oostiagervier as it to be made p the Orrsiere 4' the rey Jar Slip thefreefretfeafea, except at to the expert treorthithiabthafod reterol ag blears indforriza Seamen, at (here trill 6 1 . as ofr'erta p tp of rivaling on, dogmata. The Tendert, with the word," Shy , reader" oti de elver, be is fever* If: .thith the Secretary at or before Twelve 'Chia at ammo an etas /aid Ittb of Marsh send, afier ?aid* Lthr as reader ,Vibes received. WILLIAM RA AlSalr, Secretary. Drop oft& Trion eel Ceeelitieu re %aid, Arita &life will entertained is tbe Ceeeiteley'l f vire lay k fax on application to Mr. Cease, Clete tete, Ceeteeitteee Sbipteez. EASTnINDJA HOME. Faruary aj, Mo. 'T HE cpußTi DIRECTORS of ibe a• UNI7O PIMP MERCHANTS EMke ZAN, snotty to 'tbs. RAS I.S.'L'IRS, ber(37 4ritv That a Gemmel C"art tf the /aid Califlty k held their Hoof( is Lraeltahallylreet, en Tu.:Pay the il . March am", at drum iamb is thefortmooo,soben tbs follosolog smanimous Refoluti.n of tbr Court of airetlers of tbe tub bylaw, sal he laid Wore tie fail Gemmel Coart, nix. " The Court coofidering with the utmoß (egret the War " which was yefterday reedved from the itlyht Honourable " HENRY Donnas, intimating his intention of relinquillting " his fituation which he has fo long filled as Prelident of the " Board of Oimmi Camera for the Affaies of India, and feeling " the ftrongeft inelMation to give fame mai/pony of the higheft " fettle which the Court entertained of the elfcntial benefit the " Eat India Compans have derived from the unremitting env " don of his dißinguifbed abilities in that Ration for upward; " of Rite= 1 - ears, its addition to the Important fervices he " rendered to the Company previous to that period," Rsfolved onsaniemufiy-xeThat in a marl of the great Ora( in Talk& the Cow hold the estiorat tandem 'name/ by the Right Hoaoarehle HENRY DUNDAS to the Com pany, be br relurfied to mar, daring the exitimer ot the Company trefoil limitation e ex. lb* five trade. e *a Amity r7s4l to th e fa der' nohieb Ss remixed at Pre/drat of as Board of Coaaniji,ners, ens. Two 77...mfaxo' Roam& area, and that the fame he paid to him, his enamors, or affirm. WILLIAM RAmsAr, S.:wary. Arrangement of tbc Recitation and Songs : PART I. Rey. Dregs and his Villa. Ree Agreeable Company. Song. Perpetual Youth. Song. Love and Rain:. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rae. A Receipt to Kill Wives. Song. Lottery of Wedlock. Song. The Poet and paper. Rec. A Trial of Patience. Rec. I.e Maitre do Dance. bong. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. and Nancy. PART 11. Rec. The Captain and the Poot. Rec. The Club. Song. Bred= Jack. Song. The Thing, the Rick Rec. Sailors. and the Go. Song. Filial Love. Rec. Ihc Mefs. 14 e. A mu: n of Reafon. Song. Jack at Greenwich. The Sweets of l.ove. Rcc. More Plotting. Song. Great News. PART 111. Rec. Horieß Caleb. Roe. The Two DoCtors. Su..•g. Highgate Probation. Song. 'Fhe Canary Bird. , Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps. g. Another Cup and then. Song. Fcho . R..v. Which is the way to Rec. The Coup de Grace. Windfor ? Song. The Union. Enng. A Little! Vic whole is written, and compored, and will be fpoken, funs and accompanied by Mr. I)IBDIN. Boxes Ss.—Area ;,s.—Gallery as. Doors to be opened at Soren o'Clock. The Performance to begin at Eight. Places for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Mule Warehoufe, Leicelter-Place, Leicetter-Nuare; where may be bad, and of Longman and Recs, Paternolter-row, a Propofal fur Printing by Subleription, in Two Quarto Volumes, cm beildhed with forty Plates io aqua tints, and flatten Vignettes, OBSERVATIONS, the Refult of a Tows through almoit the whole of England, and a confiderable past of Scotland, in a &Ties of Letters, written to a large number of intelligent and refgetlable Friends, by Mr. DIBDIN. A Specimen of the Prints and a part of the Pidures may be hen, free of expmce, at Leicefter-Place. The Songs in the Cake-Hoofs Are all publifited, and may be bad at '.etr. llibdin's Wareboufe. Tbc Entertainments of Sans Soca will continue open Men• days, Thurfilays, and Saturdays, till the zBth of March, what it will dote for the Saabs. 1 7 ASHIONABLE DANCING. PRIVATE TumoN. MR. ALLEN informs his Pupils and the Pub. Ax.a. lie, that he has removed front Haydomfquare, where he has taught dick raft Oa plies, and has opened his new Aca demy fur Fall iunablc Dancing, at No. to, Great Aliff.ftrect, Goodman's Fields. His Academy, alto, at the Welt end of the *lowa is, and will continue open as ideal, at No. tg, Sherrard ftrces, Golden-fquarc. At both, Ladies and Gentlemen who, when ehiklren, have learned imperfeiltly, or nut at all, are very loon, and quite in private, Taught to perform elegantly every deferipdon of Detect in MODERN PRACTJCI. Erin exertions are niade to haft= the progrefs of fuels Fo ramen, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, Country Rigidevirs, and others who can devote but a short time to this scremptifttmcnt : they may refide in the Houfe during their tuition; about a forte iy,lit may be fuffivient. The Pedal Harp, P4llO Forte, ,mnd Violin Taught ; ago liruad Sword and Feinting. A frdeffi Sebferlptien Maws* may Monday. TO OFFICERS OP HIS MAJRSTY's ROYAL NAVY AND ARMY. But meses Warehnufe, toy,Strand, Comer nf Savoy Steps. BURGESS and SON retpettlfully inform Gen a • tkmen of his Majefty's Royal Navy and Army, they eon th:se to prepare and pack is their approved Method for Chan nel Scrv!cc and Long V oyagtm, Nth as they warrant to keep rai.! for Ycan ist any Climate, Cafe, as Ica sat: C ar for Fun, Ike( :•teaks. Gold Meaty, Hdh Mutton, Mince Veal, Sce. Raided Tripe, Melded or Corned Reef. prepared in an entire era w..y, (to as not toe* Salt if at Sea Twelve Months.) Alto ii. t Ready flax': Muftard, which will ►eep good Eighteen 17 -rstia, Genuine Dueliain Hour of Mußard, New Sailed Oils, ear Pickles in great Variety, Hams, Tunnues, Cheefes of sl•int.m.t &cult, frenzb and Spani% Oils, Elfmces of Mint, and Parties. (knurl sausages. Gorton.' Anchovies ft Sae dwiehes, Toralt, ?cc. Cayenne Pepper, Cayenne, Garlic, 1 Wm. *Parrecon. and Shallot Vinegars; with a Fat Variety of r neat lty Starts, packed to any Amount, on t►e Shorten This day was publißtd, In Fnur tine Vulurnes, tsmo.rice feyred, pERCLV AI.; or. NATURE VINI)ICATED: A Nuvd. By R. C. pALLAs, Efq. Noted for T. N. Lougruso and 0. Ron. No. 37. Pater a Itti,:t.r.OVl. Of irhma maybe had, lately pabßeseti. Pia! Moduws; a Nava ; from. the Frauds of Ma de Ge 447. s ; in 4 vote-price as. feire4l. a. Rinaldo kinal.3ift, (apt do of Rubbers; Tranflated from Cc German by I. Hanckle7, E.fq.; in 3 v. 41. sc.*. 641. boards. 3. Itimodsto; .r. the Cafttc of Ladajos ; a Rut:anat. By P4'. H. f.dr-ad ; 4 yds. Res. boa& 'flats day was pah'ilhett, 1 1 Lao an ,a ■nd Item, wad H. D. Symonds, Prcicr.fter•row, Rile. la In beirch, THE FIFTH VOLUME of the LONDON MEDicAt. REVIEW and MAGAZINE. By anxiety of Phificiene and Surgento. Containing a critical Analyilapf rcernt Ptlllheatin:lo. In •a 1.1.1080.1, on the different bran...thee of Phalle, Surgery i Masks) Philolophy ; with numerous aid...us of origin I Cur , fpendroce and literary News ; Intended to eaLibit the ,mnethry improvements, difaweriet, Innovations, and re t—thalsie orearrrriea, in the (inept &Tat:menu. of the pro ffion, both foreign and &mantic. Oce.dionally liletarated by F:gravinßa . The Twenty-fourth Number, for Fehmary, esitibits a entry cf the Charter of the it.ry.4 College of Surinam in Imsdua. The Twenty-41lb Number, w►ich bcyins the Stub Volume, *al publiChed on Monday the ad of March, min aa. an iacrerfe of articles, and conduCted on an improved •.• New neediml Bonks sid r the Editors by Mr. Stair, Surgeon, No. 69, Ono Mid -et. Blousibury-fluare. arc receved Lately publiihed. Boutifully printed ba Fools-Cap Bvo. nn a fine wove paper, and embelrdbed witb Wood Cuts by &wick, price sa, board - , THE VICAR of WAKEFIELD, a TALE, By Dr. GOLDSMITH. Alfa in every refped uniform with the above, The Political Works of the Lime Authors' with his Life,. complete in one volume, price 11.. 6d. fewed. Hereford: Printed by 1). Walker, and fold by S. Sad and Co. No. 192, Strincl.—Where may be had, The PREJUDICES, a Comedy, in five Ads, By B. FRERE CHERF.NbI, Author of feveral works in French, wbich have met with the approbation of the public Reviews, price ts. 64. fewed. Two Anise Sermons, preached in the Cathedral Church of Hereford, March SO, and Ju ly 17. 1799. By JOH N LODGE, B.A. Chaplain to Sir Henry Tempeft, Bart. High Sheriff of the County. This day was publithed, a ninth Volume, price 3s. 6d. L-wed, of A SUMMARY of UNIVERAL HISTORY 2 . from the Creation, bmught down to December am; in Letters from a Father to bis Son, ii .Ail tkIS DCiBBS,Efq. Late Member for the Borough of Charlon . oot, in Ireland. Sold by S. Sael and Co. No. tps, Str.uul, where may be had, the eight former volumes of the above Work, price r L Br. fewed ; alto, lately pubfillted, by the fame Author, price 6s. in boards, a concife view, from Hiliory and Prophecy, of the great Pre, &Ilion' in the Sacred Writings, that have been fulfilled, alfo of thole now fulfilling, and tkat remain to he accompllflted. Among* other things this Work demonftmtes the certainty of Chrift's Pcrfonal Reign on Earth; that his appearance is to be immedi.ne; that he is to he opporad by a perfonal Antichrift, who is likewife to have the Power of working aro points out where each is firit to appear--the nature of their refpedtivc armies—the coin& between thens--the o►er throw of the latter on tie mountains of Judea —the Renovation of the World, and the Univethl Happinefs that is to follow. kEitAtOL PEbrrtoN. This day was publiilted, price One Shilling, SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH made by Sir JAMES PULTENEY, Bart. in the Houk of Commons, Thurfday the 19th February, act, on the Motion for Fnquir. log into the Caufes of the Failure of the Expedition apintt h rrol. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. 9f whom may be had, in two large Volumes livo. enthelliflied with 16 Mips and Views, price 11. is. or in one Volume, with 8 Plates, price only tox. 6d. TRAVELS through the STATES of NORTH AMERICA and PRO VINCES of UPPER and LOWER CANADA, kl the yeas x 795, 6, 7, and S. By ISAAC WELD, Jun. Erg. A few Copies of the ow) Edition, with early Imprellions of the Plates, price tl. tow. This day was publifbed, 111 Two Volumes, royal Ivo. price it. is. boards, The Third Edition, with co/Tedious and additions, of CASES in CROWN LAW determined by the Twelve Judges, by the Court of King% Bench. and by Commiffinn. of Oyer and Terminer, and general Gaol Delivery, from the Fourth Year of George the Sccond„ 1730, to the For tieth Year of George the Third, don. By THOMAS LEACH, EC!. of the Middle Temple, attract at Law. London : Printed for J. Butterworth, neet-Ercet ; and T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. Alfo lately puhlifhed, t. The Third Edition, with confiderable ad4tions, of Mr. EfponalTe's Meet of the JAW of Hifi Prins; IW/cll. Is. boards. a. F.fpinaill's Reports of Cafes Argued and Ituted at Hill !trios In the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, Vol. 111. port %from tatter Term 39 GO. 3. t ysty, to Hilary Term o Geo. 3. t Soo, peke 3s. his day was publilbed, price 2s. bound, The Simons EDITION, of C O NSIDERATIONS on the Nature and Efileacy of the LORD's SUPPER, abridged trotn the Lover Volume. By VICESIMUS KNOX, D.D. Mailer of Tunbridge SchooL The following Paffne is extraaed from Bilkop HOMEY'S yR Charge to the Citrgy of his Diocefe, p. 13. " It is with much fitisfiftion, that I recommend to your perufal, a work not long finee publinted upon this fublimc fob jeek, by a Lamed Dicier of this Diocefe, under the title of CONSIDERATIONS, ih.c. I have requellcd the Reverend Audior to reduce it to a form and fin fit for scnceil difperfion, among the laity, which I mean to recommend. Meanwhile, it highly defervea the 'Remit.° of the Profeflion, ton Fife parti cular ufe it is perhaps better adapted In its preint fkape than in one mote popular; and it is no intoofidetable mom:malt of the learning and playa!' the W..*.t , r . London; Printed for J. Korman, Poultry ; where may be bad, by the fame Author, the larger Volume, of Confiders eons ; Cbriitian PhiloCophy, 34 Edit.; Sermons, 3d Edit.; Ellays Moral and Literary, s vols. 14th Edit.; Liberal Education, role. t tih Edit.; Winter Evenings. a vols. 3d Edit.'; Family Lecture., s vols. Bro. 3d Edit.; Y-kgant Fausets, i vols. 7th Edicion, &c. &C. kc. CURACY, WANTED, in a woody fitnation, near the Sea, where there is a good beach t If with the uf,. of 'the Parfonage the more agread4a,—,Salary no objefA.--Dtreet to P. B. Peck's Colfoc-houfe, Fiect-ftreet. LORD ELDON. This day was publlftied, APORTRAIT of the Right Hon. 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No. I, Winzkworth-Buildings, City Ruad. NEXT PRESENTATION TO A OVINO. TO RE SOLD, rrHE NEXT PRESENTATION to a LIVING, of the Annual Valuation of 3ooL or there abouts, in the County of Northampton. The Neighbou-huoi is genteel, and the fltuation of the Living defirable. intereit will be allowed for the Purchafe-Mon‘y till industtion. Particulars may be known, by application to Mr. James, of Welliborn, In Nonhamptoofhire ; and to Mears. Foriter, Cooke, and Prerc, of Lincoln s-Inn KICKS. TO 111 semn,_ A MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD 1 1- I-STATE, Tithe free, either together or in Parcels, &tote in, and adjoining the Town of Aylesbury. The Eltate potteries tonic peculiar P:ivileges nd Advantages. The Manors are extenfive. Particukrs will %only be ready for delivery, and information relative to the Eltate may in the mean time be had, on appli cation to Meas. Foriti r, Cook, and Frere, of Lincoln's-Inn; and to Mr. Davis, I .ewkner, near 'rewords, Oxford.—lf the Ethic is rod together, a eonfiderable Part of the Purchate- Massey may remain on Mortgage. THE ENGLISH WTI ERY BEGAN DRAWING THIS DAY. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Prises ot C.30r000 4 110,000 3 10.000 4 4••••11 S SC C° S/CCO I pas TO T"'"' Jo* 26 .-- too 34 Sa —. Icio IS Half a Million of Money Stilling In prizes. Par of the Capital will be citteraimed as under t PRR-Drawn l'icket 25th Day L. 10400 Ditto 29th Day 20,000 Ditto 33d Day 30,000 Ditto aoth Day 2,000 The Prises of thi. Lottery will be paid at the ufual time In full Reding Money, without any difcount or deduction. 'TICKETS and SHAKES Of TICKETS are A felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Soiland, Scoclutd and Ireland. And PRESENT PRICE.thc Prins paid on dement Ticket L. 17 9 0 Half 8 ell o IF4ghih S S 6 Palmier 4 to o Sixteenth a 3 0 • • Perkins In the country npy be fupplicd with Tickets or ibatles the fame as if per. by tonal. Putt °See Orders, food Rifts, Cath,or litak-estr4, navy Lisenfed Lonny Office. ItESOI..VED, flat tins Houle are of opinion, that every Lc . siflative iAtpolition t sfiredliag in a Sired nrnner the great iittlartifaCturina Lurch of the Country, t 4 calculated to an . . Lu .. _ .. ta(' thc India?" 10 depress efs the ft , ... ael : lOperaiws in REs t t ll , 4iinneEted mil ewitla , I rort as the proipetity aad happinth of tbl part of t c Coucuy kerne intimately eoftneactl with tba g owing ea-, kat and iniprovemrnt 41u Manufadvres, that 4 mat, therefore, be of the molt bunted and dankerona tendency to this thy and Neigt.honOood, to ftTtpttr tbd; progrelk RESOLVED, That this Houle, as reprefent.rig the fourteen Incorporsted 'rrades of the City, cannot fcc wi•a 'staffer.: enze the propofcd Additional Duty urn Printed Calici being of opinion, that the fame if palled into a law will LiAbty difcotuaghl to the perfor, engaged in the Pnntini aud colCus - ry to the irue intercit of tl.c United King: dow. RESOLVED, That this Hook are poft keartily pilling IQ contribute their quota for the fuppurt Covt.rnmmt, wiles; the taxa impofed for that cifea, are laid, upon great gene ' ral principles, but they arc united in opinion, that it is of great importsnec, not only to this part of the Country, but ' for the welfare a the State, that stational indußry Is 2 kfc fret of the fettca cone tad with Public Statute!. RESOLVED, That Copies of the shove Refolutions be tau* twitted by the Deacon Convener to the Member of 'Path/i -ntent for the Lity, and ha raveradoll In the tmfine6r9l qucited. RESOLVED, That thee Refolutious be fulderlhad i l4l; Deacon Convener and Clerk to the Houk, and bs in the Eaglilh and Scatc4Newfpapera. ARCHO. NEWBIGOINO DQcon Convener. Extradtel from the Records of the Trades' Houk 1„y BEPIJN. MATICE, Clerk. PICOT DIAMOND. March 2. N°. 9,4101, drawn this Morning stnd entitled to the grand Prise of the PIGOT PPIAMONIA WM fait' by HORNSBY and C.. At their old-eftabliated State-Lottery 01Sok Nn. 26. CORNHILL, Who alto fold, in the Year 2774, the Grand Diamond ?dies in Cox's Mufeum Lottery. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Now DRAWING. WARRANTED UNDRAWN. The Tickets and Shares, on the very loweit poffible Terms, will continue on Sale during the whole of the Drawing of the prcfcn Statc-Lottcy, warranted undrswn at the Time of purchafing by which Mode the Putchafer will be as fees= as if the Ticket or Share had been bought before the Wheel went round. The following CAPITAL PRIZES have been Sold. Pared. and Regiftered; by HORNSIIf and Co. 2 Prizes of Thirty Thoufand Pounds. y Prises of Twenty Thoufand Pounds. Prizes of Fifteen T4sufand Pounds. Prises of Ten Thoufand Pounds. 19 Prizes of Five Thoufand Pcr.uids. 3o Prises of Two Thoufand Pounds. 49 Prism of One Thopfand Pounds. 7 1 j Piing of Fin liso4 0 Polaris. LEEDS, FEBRUARY i 4, am WE whofe N;me.s are underwritten, conrariing entirely in a define for Peace, with the Merchants .4 Manufacturers who met at the Mixed cloth-Hall, in LeM4, on the ilith day of January left, but disfenting trim them in our ideas of the propriety of the Meafures thm adopted, and on which Modules fignatures to a Peti.lon bare ken obtained I* this town and neighLourbood, eleftre an make known the rel. tons of our difeam Firft, We conceive that the pubtfhing oat kart and di:trod - go to our enemies has a dircet tendency to incite than to prolong ;he War, or to demand fi.ch (mans of Peace as arc in:144034cl Second, We cannot concur Man unqualfied Petstion P r Pea..a. (even fuppc.fulg hi. blajuily able to obtain i;) becaufe the Fa.acit. In ever/ change of their fluctuating Govianmeet, have hitherto refuini repeated folicitatiosi. from his Majeity, to Hate on what term. the, are willing to make Peace; a l'entico therefore toli filch a Pan as our enemies may now be willing to snake, mat be to a* for what week' deltroy our Commie, ce anti maul; our Country. Third, We cannot confifteatly with truth adopt any %karma which appear to us to 'saint:me that his itlaj4.ll.y is rut ‘!ifpofetli to procure, as foon as poffiblc, a fecurc Prase, finee he not only has offered (what we coneei 7C to be) equitable ti.rrn. of woo / modation, but has even colifented to a Naval Arioillice, as prelude to a general Peace; a ciceumflanee never before COO* ceded, until a Negotiation bad adually reamenced, o Preli. minaries of Peace had been Pined! Fourth, We confider the Mcafuresadoote Cl dat the atb•itals to have been peculiarly ill-timed, whe n the Northers Powers are attempting by a breach of the law of nations, and of their treaties with this kingdom, to &limy the great bulwark of our defence, (under DiviNe PRUVIDENcc) the fuperiority of ou: Navy; without which neither our Comm:roe, nor oar inda rendenpe as &Nation, can be prefcrvgd. _ . . . • • • - - - • See the Kings dcciaradon dated Oftobcr SM. after U unfuccefsful Negotiation for Peace at Line and A. official ac. count of the Negotiation fora Naval Armillice in Auguft auti September left, as laid Wore boa; Hpufes of Paritatncog q No. 24 and as. t o . Brooke, Mayor, jofeph Shaw ohn Beckett, Henry Menlo ho Ca'wily, fames &vat In. Cookkat T. T. Nam R. R. Brantley Benj. Parkinfat Win. Hey John C.:led'll Henry Hall Thomas Wilks Teter Haddon Beverley Hill homas Lloyd J Watm, Jun. W. Tbompion Charles Claph,usi John Lee John Carr Wm. Steelton 7'. Sherbrook Wm. Gott George Salsmer Tho. Tennant Edward Wales H. Dunderdale Anth. Knowles M. Ad:lnfo:4 josh fames Rubicon Ralph Ritter Wm. Heladio Wm. Watt -mail TEomai Coati* Jolla Hotlsfon Nutley Holmes Joreph Fawcett Win Fairttiogton Win. Hez, Jun. Thomas Wrigbt Wm. Walker h Thomas Ikio TIIOTIMI Dade Miles — Atk Won itlehard Pullen Luke Blakelack, tdward Amick, W. T. Dunderdals Jere Chadwick Jonathan Ma Ideals Cor4.-ell]James Walker Henry Skate" Robert coultose John Mu*aye Joh n Myers Ws t. Culla . Field. Jun. Welsh Rhodee garo. Prief'ley Thomas 'W ri gh t 'tn. Dawfon Simon Spmee Richard Widen Jame Brooke Robert Wilton John Skelton Baia:nits So* oho Khabley Charles Siarptow Wm. Welker J. Wainwright A. Parklofoo, Jun. John riani Luca NicholfooJohn Squire Geo. llifeho:1, Jar. Richard Sitteo ohn Thuriby Jena Bifeoff ' D. Itimingtoo ciao Hill Wm. Cab* I gam. ()anchor? ohn Wilier' VW% N r ktclep l John Hall °twain , : Brown ' , mile Bastal Alvaro Wells Charles Brown Herter Hall. Jar. Wni. 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