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' ( kt ) fq) a . ‘r .P-1 1.- ; I I - N • ~<, ,:c . 4v; ...... 1 , ,p, ; 4., . , i 4 ,..),...., -,,,'• 4 '\ - •,*/ 'i IV - ...,..*%\"..` • iaiti ~7 "I — '' '41..f IN ;.. , ..,/ NUMBER 4136 1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRITRY-LANF— TMOR.ROW EVENING, February 18, disk Ma jetties Servants will ac'. the Cantle Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Soong Mkadows, Mr. KELLY; Hawthorn, Mr. DIGNIJM ; Roktta, Mrs. BILLINGTON; Madge, Mrs. BLAND. To which wid be added a Farce, canal THE MOCK DOCTOR. TYh Evening—. The Pinter; with the Anatornift. • Cht Friday, the Grecian Daughter; the Feftival of Bacchus; wed Who the Dupe On Saturday, the Rivals ; with the Children in the Wood. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, February tB, will k performed, the New Conk Opera, called THE CABINET. The Mode entirely New, and twirled for this Open, by brains, Moterelead, Davy, Corri, anclltecve. The Principal Charaders by ars. BRAIIAM, hi OMEN, FAWCEZ W I:, EMERY. BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING, And INCLEDON. 'Ars. mArrocKs, Mn. ATKINS. Mn. H. JOHNSTON, Ms& DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, and Mrs. POWEL, And :44.norA STORACE. To whir will be adtki the Pantomime Drama, ealled PE ROUSE. This Evening.—Tbe New/ Opera of The Cabinet; with Love. • A-La-Rfak. On Trilby. die Cabo ; with the Review. On Pstt♦rdaf, Love la • Village; with Lovers' Quarrels. CLABSICA.L LIBRARY, No. 30. BONO-SWALE, LONDON. u r H. LUNN refreafully informs the Ad misers of Anclietthmiature, that be has moved from Oxford-fleet into the above' ollgiblo and eortunodious Pre:- 84Am vilwre he folletts a continuance of their favours ; and aliens hi- Friends that be has fpared seldom me net or frau hie, to forming his kitatalidutunt on a liberal and extridive kale ; and is determin• d to perfevere in importMg from the Continent the early and loft Editions of that Writers who llouriAtd in the molt reined Apes of Greece and Rome. Mr. Lox , . fonlies the Pu:alic with BoOks printed at the Univerfity of Cambridge, the ( Wheal Prodneloas of Oxford, Be. likerrife r kb . ni Greek or Lath. Books publithed eta the Continent, whae he has an extenfive N. B. In the preft, a C.talogur, containing a numeruu, and Ivry valuable Cotkelion of and Latitaßooks ; jolt Mr panedfroniCermnr , .. Fr.wc Holland. _ _ _ A liberal Pr'e wilt he stivei; for lallf Chi Meal Colledion of Ex.its ; or the Modern Editinnc will be exchanged fon Doib erm% of the .inci:•nt. in any Puh!ic or Private Library. MONDAY, MARCH t, Ms, . ENGLISR STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. 43CH Ni E. tich of Prizes. VAIJc of 4 - of 4 C. se,o-no o,oac - S+ INCOO • 1.00 , Jo • TOO • SO a Taal Value. G 6 £.Bopco 4e.000 • 23,000 ICOOO - IC.OOO • COCO • ,Coo 3/C4O • 31...:40 10 30 shoo eitombra 6 0 , 0 00 ANTALS DETERMINABLE: 1 juke% t Srh Day L. 10,000 Dm., • 2itt Day aopoo 32,41 Day 2C O 0 . /21::•(+ 4oth Day ipoo Ti c k e t.. Tickets, an- Ceiling at every Liesofad Lottery Oblea. larlsk..x . i . PRICE : Ticket - IS 11 o Half - F:3 o Eighth - 24 0 (42.zrter - a o Sixteenth - II o • ' 'l:rfx3 the Country wif.tins to hare Tickets or may De forrlimi hr fundinr, good Bills at kbort Dates Pot Mee °tikes, Bank Notes, or to any Licena Lowry OrSce. C:i CC PCO r:r : The Price of Tizkets and Shares trill rife eocsderably before Cse I krsourfn7.—Prixes paid in Staling Muggy. FIRST OF MARCH TriE LOTITRY BEGINS DRAWING. • f' BISH refpealully acquaints the Public; that -I. • it Is in contangtelon to alter the mode of Lotteries In Loan; th: patio. th4refore. in all prebabillty, wt!! be the loft where an iptinenfe Prise WI be obtained for Co (mall a Wilk. Vieki.ts and `are, are &Nog i• great variety at both his Old Ellabbfhad Odlees, No. 4, CORNHtLL, and Na 9, CHARING-CP.OSS, where the futioseing Capitat Pristswert all ink!, Oared, and reriaered. in the Las year (dot): slAns ieJcl/40c6 4447 5009 93 , 73 • 0.02 C II ~; 63 4000 ntra 10PCC Ticket. and Mutes will rife cont.:l - ably before the Drawing terns, and die Prises will be paid as dna in GM fieriing inem7. .• Government fieeurkies i hnught and fold en Commilion. A.Mii.lsH INT et ft. I.UI - 11.R1( tor 18ot. B. ;it. Drawing rR of ? arch 1803. TklE Tickets an fold and divided into Halves, b•rtcrs, Eighths, and Sizteenths, by HA% AR I), BURNS. and Co, Stock-Droller% A; their Sl3:e I. , ,ttery Dike, No. 93, under the Royal Ex , Lon 100 ; and no where Wean their account. ratst MCI Or sneias. alrY - - Z.S ig Eil.hth • - 14 0 Qearter 4' O Sixteenth - t 1 0 a AI Shires fold at this Office will be Lizoped agreeable to Aa of Parliament and aßci with the Crown, and round it Hazard and Co's. Lattery (Mee. • iftlrri, pelt paid , duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. . Orden accompanied with on dated Bills on London, er Po& Owe Orders, punt:R=4 attended to ; and to prevent onlahcs as well as delay, Corrc.pomdents are resneßad to tralmit them by Poil. bush, indb, a n d Soot, Sea Storks, with their faunal A 5. Ihkits. bulk beads, Exchequer Bills,ar.d all hind at Doyens !ism Sundt/es, bought and fold by Consulate. CAPITAL PRIZES fold, (hared and regiftered la& Year by Math. CARROLL and Co In the EEO& Latter[-Na. 6.345, a Prise of yopooL liar: hi Three Eighths and fat Sixteenths. A 3, in the Taft July an{ Nov. hi& Lotteries, No. 2,171, I 'Pew ors Noe:IL ; and No. 3996, a prim of spool. was fold in ° 2 : ( tutu., Two its and Eight Six :moths. MK 'Meal boalkez Wkes of sOOOL wool. fooL &e. &c. And the Money Paid on Demand, At :tell. ttidy Fortunate and Old-eftahlilhed Mee. (appointed by Government), No. a 6, OXFORD-STREET, near &i.shot mPlaa, oppoftte Soho-fquare, London. ..• ts Sounped Sheies for the alining Eatery are , f- •ttlf gr.at variety on the lomat tams —.rufous in the '-outrry Lay be fur lied with Tickets and Shares, by fending 015( ^ 1 Li& loft 05:e Orders, Baok Notes. or Cita, (pa& or mug: fait; directed as above. 141yrdeot Pees cif Shares : }WI • o Eighth • s 4 TbtA, Loam be g* PrirMag at s 1 0 IA 4°4 ifrjAh. (barter - 47 o Sisteasti TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By CHARLES BENWELL, Os Friday tbe 19tk day of February, dos, at eleven o'clock in die forenoon, at the Plough. at Skiplake, By Particulars and Conditions to be thus produced, THE following FARMS, TYTHES, LANDS, and PREMISES, &oak as Shiplake and Sumaing, is the County Odord : Lot L A Farm-Wade. movadeat Out-Halldings. Backfulos, Yard. and Garden. and about biglsty-ave Acres of Indeed Arable Land, lying eonwat, and about fix Acres of Meadow Land ; together with the Great ?villa bf Six Hundred and Twenty-ire Acres of Land, inehdive of the above Farm, lying amvadendy round the fame. and held for a long term of years, under the Data and Canons of Windfor. Lot U. Fan Plaids of Arable Land, with a Barn and Yard, called Grovebeds. s 4 e. ooropidt, and near to a place called Long Coppice , in containing, by (*Minion, Seventy eve Auer, and kid aloof tam, renewable under the fame Calk., and tram Its IMation may he held with the Brft Lot. Lot 111 A Freehold •Mann; Bain, Stable, and other Buildings, with an Ordard, Yard, Garden, and about Forty Acres of Arable, and Fourteen Acres and a Half of Wood Land, lying within a Ring Fence, and is difcharged of Land Ter; in the occupation of William King, and pleafainly feta mad on an Eminence, commanding beadle! Views of Park Ram the feat of Lord hisknefirsay, and the [arousals{ pie tureque Country, and worthy the art of any Glenda. man dams of Lot IV. A dcGralde Freehold Farm and Lands, alto diL charged of Land Tat, (mate at Eye and Dunfdon, in the Farah of Sonning, in the Cooney of Oxford, eonfilling if a (Al:Uncial New Balk Farm Hoak, Barns, Stables, and other Out• Buildings, with about Thirty-three Acres of Land, with an extenilve and valuable Right of Commonage for all manner , of Cattle; in the occupation of Mr. Fofter, as yearly tenant, at an old Bent. limber Particular% and Plus of tie Mtn, mar ba had sad Jars of the Asa% x; and tha Tenants, It raguadal, Ida be" TO THE UNPREJUDICED. WHEN his Majay's Letters Patent have been -• • granted to a preparation or medicine, the public are at once guarded again tt traud and bupofition, as fuck mallcinclur pre paradon is previtiudy lea relied into and atialissti by fkilful and The Prof...lT:4s, and on their report relt . the grant of a Patent. - The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial have both flood the telt of the Sift Medical M:.n in England, and tit,: greateft Pro. feirorsia Phylie of the prefent ale ; and for which his Majdty Las granted his Royal Letters Patent ; thus fandlioned Dr. Ben dont is bold in holding forth to the world the above two unri valled Medicines, whirls is the fruit of clufe and itudious appli cation, for upwards of art years. The Botanical Syrup is a ser taut aid Cafe cure fur all Venereal Infeetions : U the human frame has been poi(oned by the above infection, or by Mercu rial preparations, the Botanical Syrup w.ll (if regularly taken) purify the body, and clear it from all blotches and forts, equal fo that of the infant newly horn ; if Glees or Gon6rrhaa, few b - ottles will be requifite to perform a cure. In Women, the Medicine is a certain remedy againft barren:leis or Iterility, and feveral complaint.. the feinalc I. fulojet to, which delicacy lige. v cots to be here infertcd, and which is fully explained in "The Guide to Old Age." All kinds of debility, whether arifing from the balks of fchooll-boys, or the indulgence of mature ag e, which render men miierabk, and make them unfit to enjoy the blef. bags orfociety, and more fo that of the married Rite, the Bo tattled Syrup will remove; the good elietts of which, thou (ands have experienced and numbers have ttilified. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had m the Dodoes Hoofe, No. 9, Albion-Area, (even doors from the Leverian Mauna, Illockfriars Bridge, itt lint 'nes at au. Ile. 6d. and Ss. Gd. Alfa, at Golding . * Nu. 4z, jCornisM ; and at Cockelre, Strand, London. k i In Bath, Crottwell, Glafgow, Barter, : Briltol, Sheppard. Hall, Mr. Peck, Printer. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Hasnbro' Mr. Remnant, Birmingham, Salami', Englif h Bookfdler. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwich, Middle ditch, 1 Blanillbed, Simmons, Ine of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Irvine, A. Young, merchant. bridport, Marpie Leeds, Banns and Co. 1 Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee, Lactate., eveinfen, Canterbury, &Mow. Lewes, Elliott, Carlifle, join; Manchtiter, Lynch. Chatham, Etherhigtan, Margate, Silver, I Chambord, Mew and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Mater, Poole and Son, Neweanle, Walker, Chlchefter, Phil li pfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co 1 Dublin, Spinney and Co. Nottingham, Herbage and Co Durham. Hentlerfon, Norwich, Stevenion and Co. Deal, Role, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Neale, Plymouth, Nettleton, Devizes, Broughton Perth:mouth, Bekun, Exeter, Truanan and Son, Mackenzie, ConegeGreen, Gofport, Harding Dublin. Derby,_Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co.. Elder, and Co. Saliibury. Codlios, Mr. It-Scutt, drug. - Prviton Serjent, And molt Bookkbers and Medicine - Ve nders in the three king. dins. It will it sect-Cry the Docile Mould fee fuch Patients as are *Mad with Dee:nets or Lora of Sight, or brad their Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Doctor (Poi or Carriage paid), with his goal Foe.--The Modiebea tray be had every Day. A sal. buds maim owl to five bun 'no. WEDNESDAT, FEBRUAIVI7, 1802 To the PROPRIETORS EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADILS AND GENTLKNIN, RUNG encouraged by many refpedable Pro: prietors and Friends to offer ruyfelf a Candidate for a Scat in the Eaft-India Diredlion, I am induced thus publicly to avow my intention of coming torward whenever a Vacancy may occur, and hoping that the experience of ten Voyages (made in the Company's fervice) may be fome recommendation, I take the liberty to folick the honour of your intercit and fupport. Should I be fo fortunate u to fucceed in my willies, I can with fineerity prom& that my endeavours IDaf be faithfully and diligently exerted for the interefta of the Company, in the duties of the Ration I afpire to. have the honour to he, with great refpedt, Your mutt obedient humble Servant, No. 28. Upper s Gowrs-dreet, JAMES MONRO. 1 rfith F arn. MONEY TO LEND. PERSONS of Rank and Fortune, or Merchants, In want of confiderable fuau of money, may he direofily amommodated by addreffing a line to Mr. Walbrook, at Mr. FitWs, Bookfalef, Wftmore4kreet. % ENCRF.ASE OF PROPERTY. PERSONS detirous of augmenting their for tune, may be inftru&ed to make 3o per Cent. of their , by allowing the At'venal. a trifling cantniffion. A to Mr. Rofs, at Fakes Library, Wigmore-ftreet. Leanly was publcd, SELF4UFFICIENCY incompatible with Chrii: danity. A SERMON by the Hon. and Rev. T. J. TWlS LETON„ptesched at the Vilitation of the Lord Whop of Pc terbro% June te e dm. Printed by Bohner and Co. far Rivingtone.St Pants Church yard; Bally, Bath; Cooke, Oxford; Birdrall, Vortharopton MERCHANTS IN AN EMBARRASSED CONDITION. MERCHANTS or others, in di ffi culties, who want shim how to extricatZthemfelem, or pecuniary aflame, may addrok a line to Mr. Robinfon, at No. 33, Batt at, Manchelhatfiptare and may be afured that their minfideact will not be 'bared, bat an Immediate aad categori cal anions. given. SUBLATA CAUSA, TOLLITUR FdiFECTUS. MR. PERRY, the Difcover and Proprietor of the Specific Solvent, known by the Name of ADAMS's SOLVENT, is conftraincil to adopt this :Made (in tonic degree repugnant to the Feelings of a Profdlienal Mom), of fpraking of the fuperior efficacy of that Medicine over Soap, Lime, Mc. "whine Alkaline Waters, or any other reputed Lithontriptic dilfolving the confirmed Stone, whether in the Kidneys or AI :Ad der, and in diUodging every eakulotts Obltrualon from the Panes. As wt 11 at to the numerous ramarkable Cures related in the Eighth Edition of " Perry's Di(quilltion of the Stone and Gravel," any Paton damns of further Tollimony of its cacy and lonocence, maybe referred to a Lilt of imidueut lons, and others, who have been perfeCtly cured in the molt confirmed and ailtieting Cafes fleet the Publication of the above Work. The fimple Gravel is removed by two or three fmaU Bottles of the Solvent, which, by correeting the calculmis Dia thefts in the Habit, effedually prevent the Formation of the Stone.-.-The Solvent is prepared only by S. Pettit'', Surge:o, and fold, Wholefalc and Retail, by his Agents, Chin.; and But ler, No. 4. Cheapfidc; and Retail by Eidding and Co. No. 76, oppuilte the Pantheon, Oxford-ftreet, in &idea of p. sd. is. 6d. and 11. as. Stamps iucluded. To prevent Crunerkit., the names Ching and Butler are written on the outhde of every wrapper. Da. JAMES% ANALEPTIC PILLS. FOR the Rheumatilms and Colds which p reva il at this featon of the year, no Medicine is (u talc and effica cious as Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural Secre tions, will account fur their fingular virtues in theft Complaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable from the viciffitudes or our Climate. They are admirably cal culated for diforders of the Stomach and Dowels, for perfons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto fur their.: -.vhote connate dons have been affedied by a too active or too fodentary life. They are likcwikparticularly fenricrable in Head-Ache aces fioned by Indigcnion, and in removing the btd tifeets of free living; as alto in preventing Palau and Apoplexies, to °lieu the confequence of intemperance. Recourfe Iboul Ibe had to them after every erects of eating or drinking, and upm every flight inditimfition; and thus their well known charade-dale of pra t:twang longevity will be maintained; for, by alfilting Nature in the due ditcharge of the animal fandions, and by keeping the cannituden as it were in continual repair, they preferve the be dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature eLcay. As the ANA t.r r vie PILE' owe their excellent:emu peculiar preparation, which has never been dividg.d by she 11.viastcr but to the preterit Proprietors, they can mly be Lad gemnsie Irons them ; and they are foil by Fa S'CIS Nk. WllraY, at the Warehoute fur Dr. James's Puurtltr, Nu. 45, the Fait End of St. Paul's, a few doors irum Cheapfide, Lin.don ; and at Dr. James's late haute in Bruton-Virtu; in Boxes price 45. 6d. each, Stamp Included ; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large box, for 11. aa. 64.—Oliferve that the name," F. Newbery, No. 4r, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Ramps. All others are coun t:Writs. [ICE SIX-PENCE. SWITZERLAND. ALL Perfons who haire any demands upon the Eftate of JOHN FLEMING, late of Stoneham Park, in the Cotinty of Southampton, Efq. deccafed 4 are requeßA to DEANE, FEBRUARY t. fend an Account thereof to Mrs. Fleming, the Executriz, at Stoneham Park afurefaid Yellerday the Government received a Courier from Syon, in the country of Valais, with the tidings, that General ' NUMg had dirt-stiffed Citi zen DALBLeK from his 1)1)4 of Receiver-General of that Canton, and appointed Citizen MIME in his I Read. By a fecond Courier, which arrived to-day, we are informed that the Prefea Ds siv ez is dif- I coifed, and Citizen PiTIET, I tte Member of the Chamber of Adminittration, appointed so fucceed him. On the 24th, General Tomcat; publiilied the following proclamation t • " Citizens—The generous defipts of the French ' Government are well known. The making of the way over the Simplon will nerve as a proofof this. To•this benefit it has alto added that of exempting you from all extraordinary burdens for the main ; tensing: of its troops. Several of your public offi , cers, who ought *to have feconded thefe falutary ' meafures, have endeavoured to counur.tel them ; but I will render their oppofition pciwerlefs, in or der to do good to your counto, Citizens, you owe me your Confidence, fince I have the honour of polkaing that of my Government. I will do Office both to the one and the other." As yet none of the newly chofen Senators have declined the poi/ ofrered them. The latter end of this week they will all afTemble here, in order to come to a general refolve on the matures which they have to purfue. Our fituation Teems to be very uncertain and tottering. ROLLAND. .i\MSTI.I2I)ANI, FEB. 7. The laft letters which we have received front' Batavia mention, that the mortality has by no means been fo great within dark fall three, as in the former years. The Governor General of Dutch India, Citizen OvEarrsssysm, is inceffant ly employed in cutting canals through the mo raffes fituated near the city and the Callle, to re ceive the flandin ,, water, and to enable it to dif charge itlelf in the rivers, and even in the fea.— By this means thofe moralfcs, which have hither. to been-only the haunts of every kind of pernicious infects and ferpents, will %only be converted to fruitful Frafinres. The air is alto become purer, by the unwearied diligence ufed in cutting down the woods in the neighbourhood of the city ; fince the wind now meets with lets °ban . tetion in reaching the town, and thus can di fperfe Ode unwholefome vapours, which formerly gave birth to thole ma ladies that fwept away fo many Europeans fhortly after their arrival at Batavia. This day were publiThed, By T. Had!, Paternoikr-row ; J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho; and Hatehard, No. spo, Piccadilly; price 21. . - NEW INVENTIONS and DIRECTIONS for RUPTURED PERSONS; teaching them the Art of el fa:bully Keeping up Inguloal and Scrotal Rapture& Ey W. H. T. Efq. To which is prefixed. a Recommendatory Letter by Wm si.t at BLAIR A. M. F. M. S. Member of th e R o y a l C o ll ege o f Surgoona io London, Surgeon of the Lock Hofpital and A fylum of the Flulbury Difpenfary, of the Bloomlbury Difpenfary, anti LeCturee on the Difeafes and Operations t. Surgery. Scrosid Edition, with additions. NATURAL HISTORY. This day was publifhed. In Pour large Otftavo Volumes, Peke al. tcis. In boards, 1 'HE ANIMAL KINGDOM. Tranflated from Omelet La Edition of Sir Charles Linneues celebrated Syftenta Naturz, amended And enlarged by the Improvements and Dircoveries of later Naturalilts :Ind Societies. By WILLIAM TURTON, ••• The Vegetableand Miaral Kingdoms ars in the Prefs, and will fpeedily be publiesod. Printed for Lackhvgron, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Mutes, Finfliury-fquarc. Of whom may be had, by the fame Anchor, juft In quarto, price 11.1 s. A Medical Gloffary; in which the Words in the various Brsnehes of Medicine are deduced front their original Lan guages, properly accented and explained. liritids Critic, Monthly, Critical, and Analytical Re views have recommended this as a Work highly valuable to the learned and curious, and of the greateit utility to the Me dical Student. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR ICT, Oa lath terms as will fccure to a Purchafer more tban four per Cent. for the ?archaic Money, A - FREEHOLD ESTATE in the county of W.uwiek, on the Bottler} of Oxfordthirc, wdl inelofeJ, 4ud Tythe tree, of the annual valor of 2501. and upwards: Apply to Mt. Burwell, Solicitor, No. 5, Tudor-ttrcet, Black- Mon, where a plan of the Eftste may be fct.n. 'l*o BE SOLD, THE Adrowfon and N ea t P re f en t at i on o f a Valuable Rettory, d.dightfully lituattAl in the molt beau- OW and fponing part of the County of Dorfet, within a few mile, of hrautitord, and about ton wiles from London; fubject to the life of t c yr.f.uc incumbent, upwards of so years of age. There IN a good l'arfunage Houle, with Garden and Or chard and 3S Acres of Olcbe Land, in excellent condition, and good Hillery in the Neighbourhood. Further paniculars may be known by applying to Mr. John Oat, /solicitor, Bream's Buildings, Lbauccry-Lane, London; Mars. Broderip and Meßier, Wdis , Sonicrktfltirc ; or Mr. King, Zlandtvrd, DorfctElirc. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from tbeAudlon Duty, agrecablc to Aa of Parliament, Oa 'lkurklay, Feb. iB, iBoz, at Four o'clock, MERAC, SON, and Co. Will put up to PURI.IC SALE, rt their Wareboures, No. 22, WATLING-StltEr, i"HE FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT OF BRITISH PIECE GOODS. 15,700 PiecesTisanes , Books Canabries,Lappets Bclafores,&e• 4000 Punkas Handkcrchkfs. asco Dainties, Quilting's, Callices, Gingham*, &e. goo Dozen Horeery, burleys. kerns% As. ' lira Ihei. Linen Yarn. 300 Picea Gold Xal Cambria and t er e r onets. Broad Cloths, Caning., eypteres, &c. With a Variety of other Goods. To be viavalfruni Monday the ts,ll init co the Day of Sale. M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker. TWO MONTIIII PROWPT. HAGUE, FEB. ro. Yellenlay a Mcflage nas read in the Legiflativa AfTembly from the Government of State, contain ing a propoftl for authorizing that Board, during the tp:ice of three years, to accord an exemption to the owners of (hip., employed in the dive trade, of certain laws and limitations made refpcaing it. —Decreed.' Another I%l:Mtge from the Government of State was read, propoiing to continue till the end of May this year, the impofi of three florins fifteen (first.; on every hundred pound weight of butter exported.—llserced. It is afferted that the deficiency on the expen diture of the State for this current year 18es, amounts to thirty millions ; for the railing of which, the Government of State has propofed a plan to the Legillative Body of a voluntary loan by way of lnt•.ery ; and we hear that, as loon as the manner of the Ways and Means for this year (hall be relayed on by the Legiflative Affembly, the means alfo which are fanSioned by that Body for making good this deficiency will be made public. Letters from Batavia, of the *Bth of Auguft lan, mention the death of the Governor G enera l !of Dutch „V , Dutch s In di a, VAN OVERSTR•ATEN t and that he fi is provionally fucceeded in that post by the Di ; redor General Passau. It is, however, to be hoped, that the falutary improvement which the worthy Governor had begun, towards purifying that unwholefome city, will not be difeontinued. A part of the contraa between the Government and the Company of Merchants, refpeccting the fif teen million pounds of coffee in Batavia is, that nu usher coffee from Java thaU be fent hither dur ing the (pace of four years. This limitation, however, is not to extend to eight million pounds of that article, which are alerted to be at prefent in our Weft Indian poll - A*lons; of courfe there Is no ob:lacle by this means offered to its importation. It is neverthelefs fuppofed that there is at pre. fent a great quantity of Java coffee in America; and fhould that find its tray into this country pre vious to the arrival of the (hips from Batavia, it v ill turn out detrimental to the (peculators. Ott the other hand, however, a great diminution of the ufual importations from St. Domingo may be expeleci, at lealt for fume time to come. 'The exaa amount of this great purchafe k three millionth= hundred and feventy thottfand guilders. It is now a doubt which will exist longeft in this craintrv, I.ilav or the Patri9ft. Some, however, :Witt the lAtter;:ts tbry are e'en found in commie* where Liberty never made her appearance. A great many flaff-cfficers of the former Dutch army, and many of the old magiftrates and nobi lity, indent in Berlin, are prep*: ing to depart for Orangeitein, to enjoy the tranquillity of their msf: ter, to increafe the brilliancy of his court, and t% *end the remnant of their wrecked fortunes.witit all the ' , afire of whicti citcunaftant2s wi 1 prain't. r xi re t I 10!.. Fre AN, es. at. Ife. TA Ps- see eV. St. 103, hill. 0.1. 04 ■L, ). se 'as. et its