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1 1 % - c the ht • 51 ‘ :1 • = • Es) . - s ' .4..4 P.; r , ; „ • ,•••••1. '4ll k . • ,) • ig • • t r. Nik., f . v. ilia '' , • lo ..`l4ll 1111/;" . _ -?` 'L. tu: . i,,, twat. Gilt or nvot: I . unity 38420 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW F,VENING, February 14; thdr Majefties Servants will at (fecond tune) with new 11, r nes, Drafts and Decorations) the Tragedy of CYNIBELIFIE, KING OF BRITAIN. Croixline Mr. RAYMOND; Lecinatusliolthumus, Mr. KEMBLE ; hallow, r. BART< Y :MORE. c j ern, .Mrs. POWni-L ; Intogen, Mrs. SIDDONS. In Act 11. Di. Cooke's Glee of Hark, the Lark at Heaven's Gate flogs." By Nicer& Distiwn. Bed:wick, Mils Stephens, Mifs B. Menage. And s Pars Deur, by Mr. and Mrs. Byrne. /►fur which (for the soth time) a new Comic Opera, in Two Adts, ealkd THE VETERAN TAR. The Overture and Millie, entirely new, compored by Dr. AittgoLD. A LITD BUT TWICE. THEATRE-ROYAI. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, February 14, v.'ilt be peeformed a Re':, Comedy, in Five Ads, calla THE POOR GENTLEMAN. The Principal Chandlers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr..MUNDFN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr, KNIGHT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. TOWNSEND, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY, Mrs. GIBBS, Mils SIMS, Mrs. POWEL, and Mrs. MAITOCKS. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BETTERTON, And en Epilogue by the Charade:a. To which will be added the Mufical Entertainment of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. On Monday, King Richard tho Third. Niencr. . , SANS SOUCL By the Authority of the Right Hon. the Loco CltAbleElL•iti, 'T'O-MORROW EVENING, February 14, L will be prefaced at SANS SOUCI, Leiceiter-Place, Lekenaftinare, an Eatensinatent, entirely New , called THE CAKE-HOUSE. _ _ Arranganatt of tba Recitation and Soap : PART I. !tee. Deep and his Villa. Rcc. Agreeable Company. gOng. • Perpetual Youth. Song. 'Love and Reafun. Ree. Conjugal tete a tete. Rm. A Receipt to KMV/fra. Song. •Lotteryof Wedlock. Song. *The Poet and paper. Rec. A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dank. &mg. •Anna,Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. and Nancy. PART IL Ree. The Captain:ad the Poet. Rte. The Club. Song. •Brother Jack. Song. •Tbe Thing, the Kick Rec. Sailors. and the Go. Song. 'Filial Lo►e. Rec. The Met:. Rec. A return of Reafon. Song. • jack at Greenwiek. Song. The Sweets of Love. Rec More Plotting. Sang. Crest Newi: PAM!' UT. Rec. Hanel Caleb. Ree. The Two ',odors. keg. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird. Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps. Song. •Another Cup and then. Song. •Echo. Rec. Which is the way to Rec. The Coup dc Gram Windfor ? &ins. •The Union. &mg. •A Little! The whole is written, and compered, and will be fpoken, lung and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. Bores sa.—Area 3s..—Gallery it. Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to ►egin at Eight. Places for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Muss Val-thank, Lciccfter-Place, Ldceker•fquare; where may be had, and of Longman and Rees, Paternofter-row, a Propofal for Printing by Subfcription, in Two (Zito° Volumes, ens. keilifhed with forty Plates in aqua tints, and Sateen Vignettes, OBSERVATIONS, the Relult of a Tool through abnoft the whole of England, and a confiderable part of Scotland, in a Series of Letters, written to a large number of intelligent and refpedlable Friends, by Mr. DIBDIN. A Specimen of the Prints and a part of the Mures may be teen, free of expellee, at Leicefter•Placc The Songs in the Cake-Houle are all publidied, and may be had at lefr. Dibdin's Wareboule. On Monday the Goole and Gridiron,"and Chrittinas Gambols. Ths 46th and 47th night of the Cake•Houfe will be OR Thurfday and Saturday. Ibis Bond will continue open Mondays, Marten and awing the Saila • P4OLLIV,STATE LOTTERY, To drawinithe ad of March, dot. SWTPT au - cr c o . No. ft, Poultry. London, (eitildElietir In die Year wg) and at their @Or, Lottery Oates, in Dimo4treot, Dublin, and Mesita, Oia time, are appt,inted to RI die Tioketa and Rainped Share of die Ens,* iattcry, astotable to Ad of Podiainant. RIMAILL. As Tickets lime Arai ha mice, and wfll, in all probability, santittae to.slk, it dies not appear that any Ger to "take back Tickets or Shares, and return the parchde money on the Sa turday preceding the drawing," cm be of advantage to the Public; but to thofe who think ..otherwite, Swift and Co. beg have to fty, that they are mina* ready as any Ohm in time kingdom to make tech engagement, if regained, at the time ot the muchsk. Country Corretpondarsts, remitting Sank-isotes, ads, good bills, or Poft-Mtioe orders, will have Takeo pr Shama rent diem, and an account of their futeets as foot as drawn. Swift and Co. have been ranee/obit fortunate to the Puhas la the ftk of Capital Prises in the hte Loyale*. CAPITAL PRiZtS Sold, shartd, iad Rigißered, by HORNSBY and Co. s Prises of Thirty Theorem! Pounds. y Prises of Twenty Thanked Pounds. s Prises of Moen nearing Pounds. 13 Pri m:a ofTen Thoulnd Pounds. s) -Prises or Fivetholdand Pounds. Priset cif Two Thotdand Pounds. 49 Prises of One 'Flsourinti Pounds. 73 Prises of Five Homed Pounds. ENGLISH STATI LOTTERY, atnlns naawina Waiter 2, dot. T"E Tickets, Halves, (tarter', Eighths, and Sittecotbs, are new Balm in groat variety of Numbers, tad an the lowcittasns. a The hellem foe the Prises pad us Durand, by HOIINSBY sat. Co. Stock-Brokers. Attfidr.ii State-Lotter? Oakes (Untied puilhint to Adt ot Paillsount, 340 •SiSs Comb., the Royal Exchange, Lana Al* at Lhwpoal, ansi . , Caere. *male. and Resider Books are kept, sod nden' OW Mures metered, at Sixpence per Number. Cr Orders atvontpaisled wit* good Mk payable at Sea eir eta east daft, will be punasally attended to, pro:tidy on the fume tears as V pedant. Leiter' (PS lad/duly anfwered, and Scbernes grads. An ShWesFoldk dd. Of a wiffbeftentpol, aproable toAa W Patliasneneorith the wordi • State-Lottery !tamp-011ke.* Ihnkonifi, and aseetb.sea Stocks. with their kveral Aft . sod /ta..lldods st•Ggrahisset Ilessildiw, bought awl by Cantatas. STOVES', &c. By MR NfAJESTY's R. 0"! AL LETTERS PATENT. STRNITON's Improved Stoves and Fire Places,at thcir Ma • nufsetory near the Magi len, Blackfridb-roail. 17-11.: principle of this invention is to prevent the keat going up the chimney, the atilt flying irto the room, the chimney from fmoking, and to reduce the coufump don of fuel; they arc alto particularly adaptid to (Junk- Men% halls, Stair Cafes, Churchel and every fruation where much heat is required. A large afftincin of the mod improv ed kitchen r.tnges,v•ith boilers and ov.ti, &c. the heft adapted t ? lute bread, meat, pia, &c. by the we of which a very large proportion of the ufual quantity of fuel will he lived, together with his Patent Antifuclift and Steam Kitchen in daily ufe. Kitchen furniture in copper, iron, and block tin, and Rumford relaters, and Roves of every defcription, may be had alto in a variety of //depot patterns, at Seddon's Upholltery Ware-room, Dover-ftreet, Piccadilly; and at Smith's Japan Warehourc, No. 95, Chatlottc-ftreet, Rathbotte-place. fituntir, FEBRUARY 13, ISOI ENGLISH I.o . l.l*EitY, Begins Drawing the ad of. March t 30z, THE SCHEME COSTA'S::: I l'rizes of L. 30,020 2 -- 10,000. 3 1 0,000 4 .--• 5,020 6 —... 2,000 10 m•-• 1,000 16 -- Soo 54 --- 100 100 ---• $0 11,100 ..... 18 Half a Million of Money Sterling in prizes. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under: Firft-Drawn Ticket asth Day 4. lo,oco Ditto 29th Day 20,000 Ditto 33c1 Day 3 0 ,00 0 Ditto 40th Day 2,000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the villa' time In full Rating money, without any ilifcount or deduction. r fICKEI'S and SHARES of TICKETS are - 1 - felling at every LICENSED I.orrEßy OITICE in England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on demand. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket £. 1 7 ' 7 0 Half 818 o Eighth 1 5 8 9. marter 4 10 0 Sixteenth a 3 3 a .• Perfons in the country may be fupplied with Tickets or Shares the f me as if prefent, by fending Poll Office Orders, good Bills, Cafh, or Bank -notes, to any Licenfed Lottery Office. MINERVA PRESS, LEADENHALL-STREET. Speedily will be publiihed, in two vols. MM. FUGITIVE of the FOREST, a ROMANCE. By MARIA LAVINIA SMITI4. Printed for William Lane, Leadenhall-ilreet, and fold by every Bookie Her in this king,lcan. Where may be had, the following Works: ANDREW STUART, or the Northeru Wanderer, by Mary Anne Hanway, in 4 vols. tRs. fewed. Alfo, by the fame Author, ELLINOR, or the World as it Goes, 4 vols. as. fewed. This day was publifbed, price 6s. in Boards, STATE of the FRENCH REPUBLIC at the END of the YEAR VIII. Tranflated from the French of Citizen HAUTERIVE, Chef de Relations Extcrieura, By LEWIS GOLDSMITH. London : Publifhed by J. S. Jordon, Fleet-Rreet. Alfo this day was publiflted, pricc Se in boards, The CRIMES of CABINETS ; or, A VIEW of th, PLANS. and AGGRESSIONS of the COALESCED POWERS of EUROPE, to annihilate the Liberties of France, and difmem her her Territory ; with illuftratlve Anecdotes, Military and Political. Sxvlt amor ferri et federate lnfania belli. By LEWIS GOLDSMITH. Sold at his Houle, No. s, naves Inn, Holborn. . . . . . a,,• The Author finds it neoeftary to inform the Public, ash lu eonfequence of kis Bookfeller's r.:tual to fell eh 6 work, he is under the neceffity of becoming hi; own Publither. PURCHASERS IN THE 1.0 I' I'ERY SECURED FROM LOSS.—No. 4, Cornhill, Loudon. MERCHMERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY ANTS, SOCIETIES, and the Public in general, are refpcdfully Wormed, that all Tickets and Shams purchaftd in the prefent Englifh Lottery at the above Old ERA)haled Offie.!, 'l. (one of the Contradors with Government for the isiO Lot tcry,) engages to take back on the Saturday before the Drawing, or return the purchafe money, lhould Tickets or Shares be lower than tke proint Price. Purchsfers at the above Office will therefore have the double advantage; they MAY CAIN, IC? CANNOT LOSE. Tickets and Shares arc felling in the greilitit variety at the farce Price as at every other Office of Credit ; and Perfons in the Country, delimit of having Tickets or Shares, may be fup plied the fame as if prefent, by fending Poll Office Orders, goad Bills at &ore dates, Bank Notes, or Calk, to tke Old Eltablithed Office, N 0.4, Comhiil, London. The Scheme of the Lottery this year is unlverfally approv ed, and contains the following Capital Prizes. 2 of 3e,cic.o 4 of s,CCO 2 ao,ooo 6 I,COO 10,0•X1 10 1,000 16 of Soo, &c. Tickets and Shares reciftcred ; Money for the Prizes as (non Y Drawn; and all/focusers relati-e to t he Public Fonda trap& aged with fidelity and difpatch, by T. BM:, Stock-Broker. BREWING AND MALTING. MR. MORTON, at No. 28,.in the STRAND, refpectfully informs the Public, that be Manias Gen tlemen in the Ufe of the Thermometer, and the application of that Initrument relative to Brewing, and will furnifh them with manufcript inftrualons, which will enable them to prac tire the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, and other Malt Liquors. He will alto furnilh them with manufeript Maroc dons for making Pale and Brown Malts, after the molt ap proved, praaice, and having been long in ballads upon big own account, and taking a pleafure in trying many and various experiments, and noting their refult it has given him a degree of praitical and experimental knowledge in the different lines of kis profellion, which very few poffefs an can be proved from the many letters and vouchers of the m olt; eminent Brewers both in Great. Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his different modes of pranice, and many of there Gentlemen he never had the pleafure of feeing; his manufcripts put It in the of Gentlemen to brew an exceeding tine-flavoured pulPerPorter from Malt and Hops alone, combined with the Pimple element of water without the nfe of any other ingredient what- ever; any addrefs fent (poll paiii)te Mo aroN, will le duly ! attended to. He mums his refrainl thanks to thole Gttitk- Mal who have approvt in highly of the utility of his Mann feripis and prof:Menai Abilities. . . MF.DICINI 4Cl e . At the only Warchoufc for Dr. James's Powder, No. 43, St. PaursCkurch-yard,a fcw (icor, from the Corner of Cheapiide, THE folitiwinli MEDICINES. are fold, at the prices annexed, ncltdive of she Stamp Duties impeded by this Aft; lint no 'a dditional charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which it rn..eirrut •t. ISO taljtual pri.c OS es.6d. per packet. It may alto be had at zi. 4s. per damn ; or be quantity of a dozen pukets in ooe back, for tl. as. 64.411uty minded, Cu that the Public are no (offerers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to Wits the bur then of this Aet, whisk would in a great rnmfure have proved a tat upon benevolence, all the other Mcdiciam are fold to any restore purebaftng half a dozen or more, fn.* from the exposer of tie bumps. . a. d, Dr. James's PoWder 1.6 Dr. Steers's Opodeidoc a 6 Analiptie rills 46 -- Csmiuldon Oil. 1 6 .—.... cattle Powder a 6 Paiegeeic Lo- • Dr. Hooper 's Pills tt # senses - 14 De Aultin's Chadybeate . C a momile D ro p s a s , Pills 4 0 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 9 Derry's Bills s o MOM of Peppermint t t Nadby's Carminative a 9 Orinikirk Medicines 3 9 TlekeirsAitherlat Spirit 3 6 OWs's Magnets 3 6 GramouBleaTiooftwes ati Inglis's Scots Pills t o Tole Lozenges .t a Grant's Dreg" • a Mr.Spences Dena/L k 40 N 's Drops 5 e FreakesTineturo 3 6 's Drops o fitutiata's ditto a 6 u's Pills 2 o =Odra 0 2 9 .Solander's Tea * 9 Rota's Rheumatic niatirt 3t. 6 a. AL, the sWine Arquasufade lately im port ed, and Molt oldie other Proprietary Malicia:sin repute. dela for ex por. tattoo are (applied without Stamps as before this Aft. N.D. T e many Felons, rrtionlarly fermate and milker" miftake t hook F. NF. FIERY, the •Proprietor is und,r the mealy of pointing oat, that It is at the- Ealt End of St. Penrts mare. ao tbsizaildes pd that it hma great white Nue coed hma.witk theft wards Mfmiliod ; • . Tat soar V/Aaassasa 'fa Da.Jassies Pow's*. Tbi, day was put:abed, vice 4s. in boards, A New Edition, enlarged, of OUTLINES of a COURSE a LECTURES on CHEMISTRY. DT T. GAR NM', M. D. Profefur of Natural Philorophy and Chern:ltry to the Royal Inßitution ; Member of the Royal Irilb Audi:my; Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, &c. &c. Printed for T. Cadell, full. and W. Davies, StrandL Of whom may be had, by the rune Author, r: Outlines of a Courfc of Natural aad Experimental Philo• ropily, price 61. 2. A I.eißure on the Preferration of Health, 4s. in boards. 3. A Tour through the Highlands and Part of the Weltern Illes of Scotland, elegantly printed in 2 V0111.4t0. illußrated by a Map, and upwards of 6o other Engravings of Views, &c. price aL Tu. 61 in boards. 'fflifflCEßS OF HIS MAJESTY's ROYAL NAVY AND ARMY. Buaoesc s WlEChOilk, toy,Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps. JBURGESS and SON refpcetfully inform Gen • tlemcn of his Majefty's Royal Navy and Army,they con tinue to prepare and pack in their approved Method for Chan nel Service and Long Voyages, fuch as they warrant to keep good :or Years in any Climate, Cafes of RICH SAUCES for Fig IS ' Bed Steaks, Cold Meats, Hafh Mutton, Mince Veal, &c. Pickled 'f ripe, Pickled or Corned Reef, prepared in an entire new warp(fo as not to eat Salt if at Sea Twelve Months.) Also their Ready made Mußard, which will keep good Eighteen Months, Genuine Durham Flour of IVlnflard, New Sallad Oils, Cafes of Pickles in great Variety, Hams, Tongues, Cheefas of different Kinds, French and Spanilh Oils, Effences of Mint, Thyme and Parley, German Sentare, Gorgon. Anchovies for Sandwiches, Taaft, &c. Ciyenne Pepper, Cayenne, Carlic, Elder, 'farragon, and Shallot Vinegars; with a great Variety of other nectffary Stores, packed to any Amount, on the eirrtett Natiee. NEAR AYIISI URY,I4UCKS. MR. CHRISTIE 1.,s ~ .4;'inform the Public, I TX that One of the Mites ad.:trill:3 fur SA: 'la I:,*•ruary next, near AylefLury, m t!I!:.,L, rs 0. Bucks, , f the Manor, cumprifing cxe..p‘t Lee Woods, is difpufed of Lw P:iv.t:e Cum rad:: and th.re now remains for Sale the mAiguas of BUNTI - LINI, HARD WICK, ELAGROVE, and FREENIASTON, comprifing Eight capital Grazing and Dairy Fmni., with fditable Build ings, and about Ons Thoufand Four Hundred Acres of un common rich Laud, entirely eompad, and principally Tythe Free. Alto the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of FREEMASTON, of tba Annual Value of about One Hun dred ant Eighty Pounds, fubjed to the Life of the prefect In cumbent, aged about Sixty Years. Together with a Capital Wood, called LEE WOOD, containing 179 Acres. And Come time in it:SARCH next will alto be SOLD BY AUCTION, At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, In LOTS, . . The extenfive MANOR oTiVEiDON, with the Ancient Manfion, called LILLIES, with Garden, Blunt's Meadow, old Inclofure, and near fix hundred Acres in Weed= Field. A bill Is applied for and will be obraMol, previous to the (ale, fur inclofing the Came. Mr. CHRISTIE is impowered to receive propoCala for the whole, or any part, by private contra& any time previous to the ioth of February; and what is not difpofed of by that time, will be peremptorily fold to the belt bidder on Thurfday the alitlt of February; and printed particulars of the unfr.ll lots may be had fifteen days preceding the fale, in P.,11-IVIIII. CANAL TUNNELING. TO MINERS, TUNNELEP.q, AND *OTHERS. TO BE LET BY CONTIACT, lu one, two, or three Lets. THE finifhing and making complete for Naviga. tion, the Tunnels of the HUDDERSFIELD CANAL, neer Madden, in the Weft Riding of the county of York, of which about 347 5 yards are yet to be cnt, and about 1000 yards more are in part cut, and are to be enlarged and completed. The Tunnel is intended for narrow Boats, and is to be made of the clear width of 9 feet, except for 230 yard. in length at the centre, where it k to be made of the char width of a 6 feet, to form a place for boats to pats each other. work.... opened at each and, and alto orar the centre, where two pits or (harts are funk to the level ,pf the bottom of the Tunnel, where part of the Tunneling is done. On one -of the pits a Steam Engine is eroded, fttakiently powerful to talk more than twice the quantity of water which the works there have been hitherto found to yield. Several other pits ace opened to the level of the Tunnel, and Come others in part funk; and preworations are made fur railing the earth up the On by water ce u A number of Hada, in convenient Swathes, arc ready for die habitation of Workmen, and foe Workatopa for Smiths and Carpenters. The Ruts are favourable, and in many parts flout enorgh to hand tthout being arched, and for the pans the rwprire arch ing, tare is Abundance of Race near the works. The Canal is navigable from the Yorkibire navigation, to tae Fait end of the 'Funnel, and from the navigation COMM* skating with Liverpooi end Manchetter, to neer the Weft nut of the Tunnel; fo that all neceffary uuterials may be obtained at an esfy apace of carriage. Any poems defiroui to corneae for tabbing a part or the , whole of the hid Tumid, endeared to deliver in their pro- pot is ip writing to the Committee of the Huddersfield Canal 1 Company, at the George Inn. In HoddenSeld, on Weimer'. DAT tic 25th day of February, dot; before eleven 0'..104k to the forenoon, fpecifying In fuch peopofals, the terms on which they are willing to engage to complete the Works, or fuck pan of them as they may with to undertake; the time in which they will eng.ige to complete them, and the nature at the ferocity they prepare to give for performance of their car Ind—Preference will he given to (pea ;saran, as will covered to cunspkte the Works in the atone time, if the amences are got thereby ton mock enheneedPlases and feellosts of the Works are in thehande ad Mr. W.Dayllife, the Company's Agent, et btufdrp, iind Mr. Thomas lirown, of Drifter. riz ti taelpOrt, In shit Grainy if Gene, Ingmar, fee in- [PRICE SIX-PEFC7.. FAST INDIA !OUSE, February i t doz. T HE COURT of DIREC ro RS of t& UNITED COMPANY cf ATERCIIA NTS of ENG LAND, trntbni 4 EAST INDIES, L hereby remind the Haler: n_f En:lninge dra,an on the fail Cowl, in Pgaidatioa of the Indian Deft, ace.e th!y to 4 AN of Parliament paled in 1 793, that the feveref Dille drawn frtoo Fort William payake 548 Jr:" after any and m:7 date btt.t..ten the I I OR-4, $798, cod 3ifl Angie, t 799, Will be paid ar on the tfl M.treh next. Anitthe Aid Co',.rt de al give Lein, that the till. f ttr ahrtie dlription alrea4 accepted, Ithjel7 ta the option eftitonement, vac: he paid when due. WILLIAM RAMSAY. Secretary. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Feiruary tt, zScc. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of rhe 'UNITED COEIPA NY of MERCHANTS 1 ENC./. L AND !r4 hug to the EAST INDIES, do herrhy give N tier, That tie Tranefir Boar of the faid Ceneepany't Stock will h eflat on 'refday the 31 of Merit next, at Two ;Cloth, and opened again ,n Tint-flay the 9M cf . .Iprilfallouting ; 'That a General Court of tit: ;aid Company will Li at their Nude in Leadentalyreet, on W,lnefday tie isth of March next, at Veva, o'clock in the foreman t That a R !! arirrly General Court el the fad Company will he bt: at their Houfe in Leadeuhall-lircel, on Weetivlday the Selo f April next, from mine icloci he the morning fill fix I. the evening, for the Elca," fish, nn , aor, Me fail Company for Four Yee,; And f for LA f th. fairi Ccirtrary will 6r ready to he delivered at Mir Harlem Tueday lie 20/ , Y . March sort. WILLIAM R AMSAY, Sete-dory. EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Fi•Vnary t r, 18ot./ THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPrfNr of MEitC HA NTS f ENG LAND, trading to the EAST-INDIES, do bere‘y gisn. N tics, That tiny ars ready to receive l're.firla in writing, festal vt, or, or Irfcrt Friday the 27t6 inflame, from any Perfoou who may be willing to let gond cotter bestowed Ship if the boirthar off. ono 500 to 603 Tvrt, for the fad Company': firvice ; fuel. Ship to Inr .wr. vs.! hy Nie Con:Faris &reveres, and So de malted arid egni t 'fresi in (v.-) rehree'l agreeably to the rind regulation: f the Company ; the Tender c to extrils the &weft rate officight, al there will not Ge on opportnniry of waling any ahatensent. The Tendert, with :he ward, " Sb p Tenser" on the cover, to he frotrally Pahl op, and left with the Secretary a or *Arc TweGt o'Cloei at none, on the fold ;Vans, beyond which hoar not any tender will* received. WILLIAM RAMSAY; Secretary. Draft Term aid ran -.olicb flivlzid sLip tux entertains! in tit C,ropa-g'rfervice Amy 11 f itX application to alfr Clgan, Cirri to do: Cromittre fSkipping. THE NAVAL ASYLUM, ESTABLISHED AT CLARENCE-HOUSE, PADDING TON-GREEN, FOR •CHE MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION OF THE ORPHANS CF SAILORS AND MARINES. AA T a COMMITTEE of the GOVER NO R S nf th:s CFIARI hrhl at the TreafurcesHou:e, Bermes area, on Friday, the 11,1 clay of January, act. IVILLIAM MARSH, Efq. in the Chair: It was P.crolved, That the tttlb.wing Addrcfs to the Public at larrx be made by thi. Conuuittec In a Nation which may wztl be called the Nation of Hu manity, wherein. Scarcely a finzb.: calamity thruuzhout all the range of human afilla.o..; remains without rdmedy or rofource, it is a matter of iorpri:c at, 1 :egret that no permanci t proai !ism has been yet orolcal for the Orphans of our brave Seamen. It i. propufstd, therefore, to rade up a Monument of National Gratitude to their fercizes, in order to teilify our feelings for the fathers b ) , onr protedl ion of their Children. And if ever there was a moment to : - 311 forth the great zna united fen:intents of patriotic's' and benevolence for fuck a wife and rneritcd undertaking, it is the prsc..nt proud one of Conunerci:.lopuhete.:, Naval Triumph, an t ur Fara:: tied Protedtion, the Wood,n %Valls of ti:d England have attord;Al not only to thi; Nation public fecurity, wherein is contained every inan's individual fecurity, but our Navy has ;.raved Woad (Meld of the Voivcrfe. As the free enjoymtut, titer:fora, rilaegmentstlon of riiL. lie profperity, as the stability of the Throne and the Altar, and the fecurity of our lives, liberties, and property arc dear to at. let us cherifh and maintain the helplefs Orphans, whole Fa thers, by their valour, have fecured More blelfings to us. Let us confider them as heirs of Public gratitude, 15 chi:dren by adoption of the whole Nation; and let them be reared as a body of future Armlet and protcEtion fee this Empire, attach ed to it, at they will be, by p_ternal example, and by ail tho Rrong and early ties of gratitude and education. Thus formed, they will come forth upon the f.,me element vrbereon their Fa thers fought, infpired to conquer as on their tombs, and de tumbled like them to live amidit triumphs, or to die amid!! laurels. To the found fenfe, therefore—es the pat riotlfni and huma. nity of Britons we appeal in b .half of there Orphans, calling an the Nation colledively and individually for their fupport, and chiefly on the Naval Body, whom we Invoke by all their tallow-feelings far the fatherlefs Cbildren of their brave Bro.. ther &floss : we call ou rfely likewife on for fame stan/y sympathy in the barons of We fed a swat. founded coldish:nee alfo th.o. , rpul.:licc agrcat Commercial Eftablichments, as well as of individual 114,rchants, will not on this oetation fw-rve front that cl:arseteriftic trait by whisk an &will Merchant I over the Globe, namely, by manly gearrofity. Our appal, however, man reach to all who value that fswurlty which they enjoy In their puldie rights and private happinefst—we addrefs ourfaves, therefore, not ouly to the prep Landed, Commercial, and Profeflional In. terms of this Nation, but to every Man who feel% for his Country, dais Family, or himfell And we fubmii our au& to the protecting power and benevolence of all his Majetly4 Misalllcri, and peculiarly to the Lords of the Admiralty. By Order, C. COPPAOt, See. P. S. It is highly neceffsry to irforn the Public on this oc. canna, that this Inititution bas undergo: le a change, not only in its Name, forstneTy " The British Na t i ona l E n d essour ," 'and now " The NAVAL A sytum," but An been cvr.-.ltted te other hands for its government. It was originally undert then with a different .d.Ggr. to the srrefent one, by a perfon itne.lAnnr.rw Tilost”s on, whO , havingeollefle..l nearly trim the Fubllr, !:;ins felt* to :he principal Oilscs, and heid the liitahliihrl:: t and all Its concords cutely in his own hank. Some rircurnitances, however, of a quettionaliic nature, l•aviny come to the know. ledge of the principal Subic' furs, a L'ering of theft Gcnt:e men was called, fur the Ertl :Int-, at !lei Thwehed Knife, cn Friday, the gth of Dectmliier la.l, do u,' of his RoTal nefsPripceAtiguftus Fredtitc, atul Rizht Honourable Lord &Wave. On 'an blot-Rival= o? the arairs of the Initinition, which took place at that 1i tin, .:t was deented expedient by the Princes, Nehlemm, and Grinitritcn prcfent, to form a toupo., My Committee fur further inquiry. and for the management of the concerns of the and Mr. Andrew Thotrpfcrt !was duivered over :a thejuit hand of the Law. :talons and Annual s'i . ..fat:lions for the fopport Charity will be rneired by bit L « Marih,Sibb a ld. Ind Co. Beepers -ft reet ; Drionniond. Chien g-Crofs ; Wiliam Fountlerey, Treafrrer of the I lovk of lia-ninerety, wd Co. 'p a .u.gu i li ; Harris, Farquhar. a-d Ce. r.r. James's Street; De. °apace and Co. dwto; 1)own. Thollroll. and Free, Barthel°. sew-lane; Marto. Storm, anti Foote. Lombard-dreet ; Vote. keeadou. and Co Zitto Nf,lfra. Mitr!seadand Co Cateatoo. Area; and by the Secretary, No. i 3, Warwiek-Breet, (Addeo. varc. ;eon, I C :3: A •!, t!...c I : vijJ fire- II for 'EFI. nctt- Cairo. bin ntal thrfs Prr mr,Ls [ntoi nula ,and I the ii.ti ::.ll, rue- :cw. I:+n 'OTIS 1114 ^ll - :ght vnt Stir :4.* 1:,:. 2f - !tn. tt.e JS, -of 00. zro xs, dt. 43