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a , . • 0 ....4 • i .... 1 ."' .- *. ..,\T• : A, i rf .• . .It 4". •-• -. - ~ I f • ~ ,i ) . , II ...,\ .. ..- •f t, ." W l `. ail ~ . • 1 . , • . v •-• ~. ... • "7 1 41. . 5. ' ; : . , , I 't . 1 4.rejr r 1:11N1BFR 51321 ' Juft publithed, price is. 6a. 1,, kW of W. J. and J. Richardlnn. Royal Exchange. uVENILE ESSAYS, in Vette ; with Explana J Not" and Additional Remarks..—tly F. DWARRIS. This day was pahliihed, in two vol t . Syn. price es. bands. AN ENQUIRY into the SYSTEM ni NA TIONAL. DRFENCE In GREAT BRITAIN.. By JOHN MACDIARMID, Efq. . London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-greet. Cr Tie &leek of this Work is to confider the Whir:lce which the prefeat Sy fieM Of Naticcial Defence has on the general Procpe-. rity of Great Britain, as well as the Improvements which it may be expedient ro introduce into that Syitem • THURSDAY, JULY 4, PRICE SIX-PENCE. impir ONATMENDIL B Y an Aft paiTed in the prefent Sefnon of Parlia ment, adialtional Duty, after the mte of one-fourth part of the former Duty oa Property, it granted upon every Affeffount to be naade for any year fubfequent to the sth of April, gos ; to be computed upon the net amount of the Duty charged by inch Atkalinent, which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount of all Dividends or Shares of Public ,%nnaitles payable on the sth of July next : His Majelly's Commiffioners for the Affairs of Taxes therefore give Notice, That all Perfons entitled to filth Dividends , who are dellrous of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank of England, muft, in order to entitle them to a difcharge from fur ther affeffincnt, pay into the Bank, in addition to the former duty, at the rate of 51. per. Centum, on the amount of the raid Dividends, the further,fum of one-fourth part of the raid Duty, computed upon the full amount thereof. By Order of the Dnanl, MATTHEW WINTER. • rienhumivo OFFICE, Iteees - 2s. aos, THE COMMISSIONZIIS for VICTUALLING XIS MAyESTre NAVY, de howl" give Retire, That on Friday the sth of jnly next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (leafed up) and treat for the fupply "of what FRESH BEEF fhall be demanded for the ufe of His Ma. jelly's Ships and WifeLs at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of Ncrfolk, from that day until the stft December follow. ing incluEve; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& go days after date. _ . c‘i „ was yuttilfbed, in one Volume Syn. embellifbed with so Frontifyieee. price Bs.in boards, dedicated to her Grace r tel'u^led4 tti . Bedford, 'E` )N's'l't(EATTSl on the EDUCATION 0.1: 1 ;1 rr ERS, tmnfi ited from the French. and adapted tt ro‘l:fh ltadt..4 with an original Chapter em Religious. Studies , . By the Rev. T F. DIBDIN, B A. F. A. S. tiarodation to the Knowledge of the1..41 Editions r the Duch sod Latin Clallloi,Sce." ' . tirtcd 1 7 ttat . , Gioucefiet; and fold by Longman, liurft, and Or ill ^, LEE LEWES This clay were publillicd,in four handfo.oe volumes, foolfcap Bro. Price lb& in boards, MEMOIRS of t h e l ate CHARLESI LEE LEWES, Comedian—containing Anecdotes, Hitiorical and Bi.graphieal, of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, and IRISH SI]'AGES, dozing a period of forty years. Wenrpm sr HIMSEI;F, And publithed by his Son, JOHN LEE LEWES, Esq. : Penied for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 4, Bridge-Rivet Black frisrs. By whom will fperdily bo publifhed, Mrsionts of the LIFE of SAMUEL FOOT', Efq. with a collodion of his Don Mots, chiefly °d.ll 11, by CHARLES COOKE, Lfti. The Cord[dna, of the Contraft may be fan at the Secretary's' Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collator of the Cut. toms at Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk. d wcr puhillhed, in ore VAIN°. peke 6s. in boards, IIEI, ICA I , COLLECTIONS nn the EFFECTS o f (1) IJ, as a REMI. DV In CERTAIN DISF.ASES; with a „ Apr, !Aix. containing an Amount of tome Experiments tna.koLa Nic.v to afeertain the Effeas of Cold Water upon the 'By JOHN EDMONDS STOCK. M.D. Li:litlate of the Royal Coliege of l'hyfierans, London; Member o''loyal Medical and Natural Hiftnry Societies of Palor burgh of he Medical and Chankal Sneietls of PhiLvielphia ; and Ph) titian in Beiftol„ bedifibed by Longman, Hurl!, Rees, and Orme, Patemofter row ; and Sheppard and Co. Bnitol. • No regard will be bad to aay hider in which the price fin me ieferted in words at length, or that 164 ad be delivered to the Board before owe °Wad as the fail Fed ay the SIG of Yely wet. nor wall: the Perfon who freaks the tader, or fan tales on his behalf, Mad:, ts arifwer when called fee. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, 'sae iS, T HE CO U 12 - of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY* of MERCHANT'S of ENGLAND tearfu l to the EAST INDIES, do kelaiy g ive Notice, LIFE OF TALLEYR AND nib Say Ons publilbed,in s Vuls ramo.embelliihed with a faith. ful Portrait, and Fite Similes, price r.t.s. boards, MEMOIRS of C. M. TALLEYRAND DE PE RIGORD, one of .12.0:..1parte. principal Secretaries of State, his Grand Chamberlain, and Grand Officer or the Legion of Ho nour, Exliiihop of Autun, Ex-Abbe of Colles and St. Dennis, &c. Containing the Particulars of his Private and Public Life, and his intrigues in Boudoir% an well as in Cabinets. 'I7C7TI4LLINII OP.FICE, 71, x, 113os. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING That a General Court of the raid Company wM be held at their houfe in Leadenhali-ltreet, on Friday the rah July next, at eleven o'clock to the forenoon, for the purpofe of laying before the Court further proceedings of the Court of Direetors, refpeding the Plan for forming an Eftablamcnt at Home for the Education of Young Mnt intended for the Company's Civil Service in India. HIS MAyESTr's NAP"; di herd, rte notice, That on Tuefday the 9th inftant, they will be ready to re celve Tenders in writing, (foaled up) and treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR. To b. anrrerable to Samples to be produced with the Tendert ; and to be delivered in a month into His Majeity's Vietualling Stara ■t Deptford ; and for FOUR HUNDRED TONS of IRON Et= dlid FIFTY TONS By the AU Flifiß of the RLyolutionary Plutarch. BubliPattl by Ji.hit Murray, No. 3z, Flect-ttrect, London; and fold by every noolifeller throu4hout the Empire. Of whom alto may be had, Lady pulitifhed by the fame Anther, The Edition of the RLVOLUIVONARV PLUTARCH, exhi. biting the molt diltinguiflitd Char afters in the recent Annals of the French Iteptii.lie, 3 Vols. tawo. with a Fac Simile, and Portraits, prier iu boards. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. INSTRUCTION, AT A SCHOOL A FEW MILES FROM LONDON. THE Terms fa Board, Wathing, and Tuition, in cludieg Englifh, Writing, Arithmetic, French, Latin, Greek, and every requifite Branch of the Mathematics.; alfo Books of every dcfcription, FORTY GUINEAS per Annum, and Three Guineas EntrAnce. of IRON PLATE HOOPS To be delivered in fl! weeks into the Stores aforefaid. PRF.SENT STAFF OF FRANCE. . 'Skis day ,as publithed. peke 3s. 6d. 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This day was publi 'led, a new Edition, including the eoent eor ratiota of the A ,c43atia twelve uuiform volumes °Clay°, pl ice Ave guineas w boards. HIS'IORY of GREAT BRITAIN from 1 - the REVOLUTION of t6B'6', to the TREATY of AMIENS in ago*. :* By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq. Printed for Iticunati Pint:Ars, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black friar's, and to be had of all Bookfellers. N. B. Sa. - cral of the volumes of Mr. Edlham's Hi!tory, which have long been out of print, having j oft been reprinted, with the re cent Con cetions of the Author, this valuable Work, forming the or.;y Hittory of Great Britain during the fame important period by a tingle Writer, may iimv for the lira time be had complete. In conmelion with the Maury of Mr. Hume, it forms an uninter tumid and authentic Series of Engilfh Hiltory, from the earlielt mord% to the prefect time. . . Either Part may he had fepararely, at 9s. per Volume, by per. fons wlao have omitted to complete their fees; and the Reign of CEOaCt. 1111 THIRD to the Peace of Amiens, forming sight V010mc..3, lomc..3, may be had by icfclf, price 31. 121. DR. NIAVOR'S ABRIDGEMENT OF CAPTAIN COOK'S VOYAGES. A Wort well calculated to excite emulation In YOUTH. 'Pus day was pablilhed, in two volumes, price Ss. in boards, 110C:rated with an accurate Chart of the World, on Mercator's projeilion, exhibiting the 1)/km:ries of Captain Cook, and five ethrr neat Etwavings, A N HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the VOY AGES of CAP FAIN JAMES COOK to the Southern and Northern Hcmitpl rrs. By WILLIAM MAYOR, IL. D. Vic.tr of Hurley, B:.c.Ste. . . . Printed for J. Harris, (fucedfor to E. Newbtry) at the corner of St. Paul's Clio:eh-yard; H D. Symonds, No, so, Pateruolter row ; and Verlag and I load, in the Poultry. Where may be had, _ _ . . The few remaining C p;es of or. Mayor's Hill orical Account of Voyages, TrAvele, and Dircoveries, from the time of Columbus to the prcfcnt period, aid h's Britifh Tomtits ; in all at volumes, elther in plain or elegant bind lings. A cAu - noN ..10 FAMILIES. EURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has -I. seined by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH-SAUCES, for Fil.: Spree, Stewed Beef, Hailed Cabou Heads, Beef S:eeks, filth Lilies, Wild Fowl, aid Game; with many Deli • tacit: for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Boom ; which are more fuly expreffed in his Catalogue, (He heir:gibe Investor of Mea•,) kas induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely dilic rent, which are vended at many Shops in Londmi, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland. a:id Scotland, to (elicit Orders of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, who in eonfe quence are often krved with Simrious Sorb, of very ir.ferior quali ties, which is nit only at linpoutio.:, but a great air.ippointment to Families who purchafe than with a view of having good Sauce to their hill3,&c. N. B. No:a• :Ire His Genuine, but what have thefe words nn :he Label." ht'lloli , .Si and SON'S, Oriinal and Superior ES SE.NCE OE ANCHOVIES, No, Icy, Saand, Corner of Savoy steps. London." ARO'.I.A. VIC SHRIT OF VINEGAR. TE Origivai invention AP Mr. HENRY, prepared -a• and fold by THOMAS and WILLIAM Hen IV, Chemins and A pothecatirs, Manchetter.—This molt agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of bi Concentrated Vinegar, j-ined with the molt pleafant Aromatics. Its Riving and pungent Odour tenders it extremely grateful and falutary to perfons labouring under Head ache, Fainting', &e. and adapts it for counter aeting the bad cf- teas of heated or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly ufeful in Rooms, who': the infection of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or of other contagious Wares, prevail ; and in all croudcd places of pub lie Mort, as Theatres, Courts of Jtiftice,Ste. It may alto be par ticularly rec nntnended to Perrone refiding in hot climates. 'lhe Atom ttic spirit of Vinegar„nrice as. 9d. each bottle, Ramp included, is fold wholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. S, CockfpurAreet (the only perfous in London authorifed by the Proprietors to fell the fame) where may bad, Sponge Boxes of Silver, Corxclian, Cry Rat, Ste N. B. Fitch bottle, licli•les a copper plate label, Aped by the Preparers, has the !criers . r. and W. Henry's Xrontatie Spirit of Vmelar mou:ded in t'he hats. Their navies are ahu engraved in •he R tom, the counterfeiting of which is felony. At fame place may be hat Henry's Calcined MagneGa, .1 tot Ile*, 'lt Zs. 6d. and larger with ground Roppes,.o. each, Ramp .nsludetis RitRA CHARGE': Dancing, One Guinea per Qtlarter, and One Guinea entrance. bialfa•Guinea per Qcarter for Riding occafionally, two Ponies bring kept for that purpufe, as a Reward for good bellariour,and flizuulus to induct ry. Letters (poft paid) addrcind to C. D. the Cambridge Coffee hook, to 6, Strand, will have due attention. An Apprentice wanted far the term of five years, and not younger than twelve years of age. He will have an opportunity of learning every thing taught in the School; but mutt affift in alt the lower claffes as f.)on as capable cf doing fo. SUSSEX.—TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, (Mad§ previoully difpofed of by Private Contradt), By Mr. WELLER, On Monday the sth of Auauft, precifily at twelve o'clock. at the hidelionei Stanifetl, HE feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Reed, Wood -1- lands, Sindalls, Hurfcpafture, Pond Grdunds, Monks and Lawneys ; Canal and Raifes Meadows, Aldfworth and Woodman cute Farms—the whole of which furrounds the Park at Stanttcd. Further particulars may be had fourteen days previous to the rale, hy applying to Edward Daun, Lfq. Stunted ; Mars. Butler, Havant; Mr. Bainbridge, No. 63. Guildford-Bract ; MuiTrh. Brom ley a. d Bell, Gray's inn ; or of Mr. Weller, at his Gcntral Army Office, Chiebeiter. /SLIT. OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Royal Hotel, Margite, on Saturday next, July 6, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS and Parcels of Land, in convenient Lots, fituate at Shortendane, Swin Court, and Tweutys. Several of the Lots are welt adapted for building on. I'a: titulars, and a Map of the Eltate and Lota, may be ken by application to Mr. Gala, Surveyor, Canterbury; Mr. Simkins, Margate ; and Menial. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn. Dr. Bv Cain N, in his excellent 'lreatife on Sea Bathing, lays— “ Of tic various fituations on the Coaft of this Country. frequented for the purpofe of bathing in the Sea, which I have vifi;ed. I have Hot any where obfervecf the two greater Ai:mikes of falubrity and convenience of accommodation more f arfeetly united than at'Mar gate and its vicinity." Page 16. CHUSIIIRE. TO BE SOLD, purr:ant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cattle whcrein John Peploe Mofley, Clerk, anti others, are Phintii74, and Peer Robothaut and others arc Defendants, before Thomas Drake, Gentleman, the Perfon appointed by John Campbell, Efq. one of the Ma ters of the fail Court, in fevaal ilifti net Lots or Parcels, tar' y In the coining Autumn, at the City ot Chetter, rHE REAL ESTATES of the lite OSWALD MOSI.EY, Efq. deceafed, formerly of Boldworth Cattle, M the Paid County, confiftiug of the Capital Moncton called Bold worth Cattle, and the Park, Garden, and Pleafure Grounds, with the Lands and Farms contiguous to and furrounding it: The Manors, or reputed Manors of liarthill and of Chowley, in the raid County : Sundry Farms in the Townlhip of Chowley; the Tythes of Chowley, and a part of the Tythes of the Townfhip of Alderfey. The Motes are in excellent condition, well tenanted, madly at will, and abound with excellent timber. Particulate of the Eftates will be ready to be delivered (gratis), • on or itout the sth of July next, at the (Ace of the Paid John Campllll,, Efq. in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane ; of Mr. John Lee, Solkitor, Chine •ry-lane ; Marrs. Philpot and Stone, Solicitors, Hare -court, Temple, London; of Mr. Philip Humb..rilone, Solicitor, at Cht fter ; at the Hetel at Chefter, and at the lon at Barnhill, near BJkfrvorth. MANOR AND ESTATES, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY.AUCTION, At the Crown inn, in Church Stratton, in the County of . Salop, on Tuefday and Wednalay the 9th and :rib days of July, Infant, at three o'clock in the afternoon of each day, in Thirty- Lots, 'THE LORDSHIP and MANOR of EATON, -II with the Chief Rent, Cottages, Members, Rights and Ap purtenances thereto belonging, extending over upwards of soon Acres, in a fine Sporting Country,and tc .11 (loud with Game ; at:d alfo fundry cltgib . .e Freehold Mates, Tithe Free, and redeemei of the Land Tax, fituatc at Luau and Tichlertnn, within the I.nrd ship and Parifls of Eaton, compelling Ticklerton Hall Farin,F.aton Farm, New Hall Farm and Mill, Wolverton Farm, &c.. The whole containing rsoa ACI3, each l.ot forming a cumpad and defirable Eftate, and fo adapted that a Gentleman difpofed to pur chafe lateral of the Lots, night accommodate himfelt with a con fiderable property, *ithiu a ring fence. Eaton is near the Turnpike Roads leading from Shrewfbury to Ludlow, and from Church Stretton to Much Wenlock, well Stu ated for Markets, and at a fhort diftance from excellent Lime. A part of the purchafc money may remain (reared on the pre mires. Printed particulsrs may bc had at thearincipal Inns in Shrewf bary, Ludlow, Itithop'ti Cafe and 11-itignorth, and the place of Parifh, of Tirkierton li will thew the Eftates,with whom a Map del :lyrists of theloat-and particulars are left ; and Metier information and Opted particulars may lie had of Meths. Baste, I.hrid, and Lloyd, at Ludlow; Mr. Vickers, of Cran r mere, near Itruignorth ; and of Marrs Jenkins, Jame., and Co. New Inu, Lundost The whole to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days afte7 date.—The Conditions of the Contrads and Samples of the Hoops may be teen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to as, Tender is Tebi4 the prier foal! set Si kfirted in work at kerb, or that jell sot he delivered to the Beare befire Ow °Thai ox the foil 7 oefday the 915 ixliant, nor oalefs the Parfait wt ho waits the Tender. or first Peefiai ..es his behalf, alma to agora tabex tailed fit: CHELSEA HOSPITAL, July 3. dog. THESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable 1 the Lords and others, Commillioners for Managing the Affairs of the Royal Hofpital at Chelfea, to give Notice, That all Out-Penfioners (u well Lettermen as others) belonging to the faid Hof, ital , refilling in London, or within Twenty.five Miles thereof, are required to appear perfonally and regimentally at the Secretary's Office. in the laid Hofpital, on rerpeetive Days un dermentioned ; when Attendance will he giver. front Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, viz. On MONDAY, the Bth of JULY, a The Penfioners from the HI and 24 R. , •ciments of Life Guards, ,the late aft and 21 Troops of Honk the late tit and 2d Troops of Horie Greradhz Guards, the Royal Horfe Guards (Blues), the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th, nod 7111 Regiments a nrfe, all the Dragoons, and Fercible Cavalry, the Windt Legion of Horfe, wl:h the Waggon Train. On TUESDAY, the 9th of JULY, The Penfioners from the all" ad, and 3d Regiments of Foot Guards. On WEDNESDAY, the loth of JULY, • The Penfioners fromehe aft to the 316 Refit . of Foe: inclufivo. On THURSDAY, the I ith or JULY, Thofe from the 33d to the 69th Regiments of Foot inclufive. On FRIDAY, the lath of JULY. Thofe from the loth to the 133 th Reg:means cf Foot inclufive alfo the Penfioners from the p een's German Regiment, the Afri hcan Corps, Loyal Irina, Lord - Strathoven's, M..jors Waller's, El. ford's, and Fint's Corps, the - qt_iceti's Rangers, Fencible Corps. Royal Garrifon Battalion, Cinque Port, and Lane:Andre Volunteers. the Royal Hofpital Corps, with the Militia. On SATURDAY, the 13th of JULY, Thofe fiom the Royal Veteran Battalions at sel. per diem, and thole alto who have the inereafed Pennon of 9d. and as pet diem the Penfioners from the Independent Companies of Invalid4..Re. dueed Regiments of Marines, and Lettermen, the Serjeants front the Foot Guards, at 96: per diem; the berjeants, Corporals, and Private Men, who receive chi inereafed Pennon on 'account of Blindncfs; as alio the Serjeants dithanded from the late Indepen dent Companies, who receive is. per day, with the PriKate Gen tlemen who receive Annuities front the late ill and ad Troops of Horfe Guards. And that all Out-Penfioners (as well Lettermen as others) be• longing to the Paid Hofpital, who live at a greater dittance than Twenty-five Miles front London, and tho(c in Scottand and Ire. laud, are hereby required and commanded, after the 25th of De cember next: and af:er every fuccecding 25th of December and 25th of June, until further Orders, to apply to one of his Majetty's lattices of the Peace in the Mighbourhood where they refide, and make the following Affidavit, which !h.: raid Magiftratet for the County, City, Borough or Riding, before whom the Pett• nolla appears, wilt figtt and date, viz . 41 • came before me, one of His Majefty's " Juiliees of the Peace for the County of " and made Oath that he was admitted an Out-Penlloner or " Chelfea Hofpital on the day of 17 " (or t 8 ), from the Regimen: of Cow " mantled by ; was then aged " years; was Difeharged for , and that " be is no othertvife provided for by the Public, but as a " Penfionee of the (aid Hofpital, and now lives in the Pariah of In the County of " Sworn before me Jay " of 18 ." • The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, slated and attefted by a Magittrate, is to be put up in a Cover, and fent by the General Pelt, directed thus: • To the Rigid Hon the Pay-Maf. ter Getizral, at the Ho le Guards, London," and to mark in the Corner of the Cover, " Chelfea Penfionere Affidavit," and Coun terparts or Duplicates of the Paid Affidavits are to be refereed by the Out-Penfioners refpcdlively, to be et bibbed to fuch Perfons as (hall be dire Red to pay them, that they may he fatisfied that all fuch as may claim Out-Penfions are the real Perron* entitled to re• ceive the fame. And to the end that the Commiflioners for the Affairs of Chel. fea Hofpital may be (unified that the Poilioners er, the fame Per ( lons who have palled their hxamina:ion, it is hereby further di.; reeled, that fuch of them who have (treed in, a , :d have been dif. charged from, any of the Regiments or indep..ll‘l4-117 Companies of lnva!ids, are not to mention in their .iffi,lavhs ;Oeh Regimen or Company of Invalids in which they lerved Lit, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army (rum which they wet.: lint W- I charged and recommended, and received at Chelfea Hotpital. And as the General Payments iti Great lirirain and Ireland, at 1 the end or the enfiting fix months, are regulated by the Places of Refidencc mentioned by the Pcnfioners who arc muttered at Chet lea in perfon, and in the body el the preceding Italt.yearly Affida vits of thole who live at a dittance, it is hereby ordered and direct ed, that no Perfon who (hall change the Place of his Abode given in at hi* Mutter, or (reified in his Affidavit afore...id, a.id who may apply for his" Petition (excepting to the officers of Excite nearea loch Place of Abode), (hall reerive the fame, unlefs it ap. pears,by the Certificate of relpettable e,:rfons, th.t fuch removal was through unavoidable neceffity, which he or 0... e; could not forefee Or prevent; and that any one who may se ii..lulctitly at tempt to receive a double payment of the Pention : rh.her .at Chel. fea,.or at different Pbees:ihill be (truck off the Lifts. Laftly, It is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pat Lifts or the Hofpital, or be entitled to receive a , 11e.. , e5t there* front tvho Dull not at agreeably to thefe Ore particularly in (eliding their hall-yearly Afft.k ter General, as above dtredted, and to no venal of the Pen Goners have of late either than irregularly 10 Ober likraltanati• :trice auy &'est there* Orders and Llirraionte d .fhlavits to the Payauf• other Office; which fa•. r weeded to do, or feat O. A UST, Secretary and Rfetts.