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.+s~.s-s 1..177 7•?1.7. S .---,~ ' . . xiiiiK-1411.' ' , • 140 / .Li C ~....„,,.......:.. ~-,.._,. . -- , lr • • , 1%.. ••• • . . -.. . . " i llig Pr: • • I • . .. o c:. ~•• -0 . . ' ln man 381+3 FRIDAr, FEBRUARr 6, 1801. [pit= suclarica. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY:LANE. rrO-MORROW EVENING, February 7, igol, 1 their Majeflies KING LEAR. Servants will ad a Tragedy, called King Lear, Mr. KEMBLE ; Earl of Kant, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Cordoba:, Mn. SIMONS. lif:rs which (for the sth time) a new Comic Opera, in Two Adts, 'called TIIE VETERAN TAR. The Characiera by Mr. SOOT, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. CIE CAMP, Mr. BANNISTER, Jim Mn. SPARKS, Mifs STEPHENS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. This Evening— , A Trip to Scarborough; with the Veteran Tar. STAINES, MAYOR. A Common Council holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Thurfday the sth day of Fo %moor?, 1101. 'THIS Court taking into confideration the late -A- Ail of Parliament for preventing the making of Bread folely from the fine Flour of Whcat, requelt the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor to give direttionn to this City's Solicitor to profteute all Millers, Bakers, and other perrons, who lhall be guilty of felling adulterated Meal or Flour within the City of Londonand Bills of Mortality, contrary to the provifions of the Paid Aft of Parliament. RIX. This day was publiOted, price 2s. ACALM INVESTIGATION of the Circnm- Blames that have led to the prefeut SCARCITY of GRAIN in Britain; fugaciting the means of alleviating that Evil, and of preventing the Recurrence of fuck a Calamity in future. _ THE NAVAL ASYLUM, • ESTABLISHED AT CLARENCE-HOUSE, PADDING. • TON-GREEN, FOR .THE MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION. OF THE ORPHANS OF SAILORS AND MARINES. AT a COMMITTEE of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY, held at the Treafurer's Houle, ikokiear • (treat, on Friday, the sjal day of January, WILLIAM MARSH, - Efg. in the Chair: It was Refolved, That the following Addrets to the PabliVit large be made by this Committee : In a Nation which may wvil be called the Nation of maniry, wherein fcareely a fingle calamity throughout all the range of human afeiGiona remains without remedy or refou me, it is a matter of furprife and regret that no permanent proti lion has been yet formed for the Otphans of our brave Seamen. It is propofed, therefore, to haifc up a Monument of National Gratitude to their fcrvlces, in order to teftify our feelings for the Fathers by our protedlon of their Children. By JAMES ANDERSON, LL. D. F. R. S. and P. S. A. &c. Editor of Recreations in Agriculture, Natural Hiftery, Arts and Mifcellaneous Literature; and Author of Effays relating to Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and other performances. London z. Printed for John Cumming, No. 40, Holborn-Hill, near Fetter Lane. WEST-INDIES. WANTED immediately, in a genteel Ladies Boarding School near Town, two Half Boarders. Enquire at No. 4, Cagle-ltrixt, oppofite Little Newport- Arent. Leteelter-flaida..-Letter, poft paid, duly anfwcred. THEATRE-ROYAI., COVENT-CARDEN. gMORROW EVENING, February 7, 1801, yb e p e rygrigad, by perrnligoo of the Proprietor of the 'next -Royal, Haymarket, a Comedy, Mlle THE HEIR AT LAW". This day was publifhed, in ouc Volume ato. illuftrated with a large Map of St. Domingo, a Portrait of the Author, and .other Plates; price eL t s. THE HISTORY, CIVIL and COMMER CIAL, of the BRITISH COLONIES in the WEST'- INDIES, being the third and kit Volume. By BRYAN EDWARDS, Efq. With the Life of tip Author, written by himfdf, and a Prefatory Advertifelneut • By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, But. Printed foe John Stoekdale, Pieeadily. The Purehafers of the former Volumes are earneftly to 'incited ter give irtimedtate Orders to thtir regiedtive Booik fellers for the above Work to compktiatheir Setts. A New Edition of the Hittory ltr three Volumes Bvo. with twenty-two Plat ca. price al 25. or On Royal Paper al. ass.6d. Towitieli will he added the Farce of IL BONDOCANI. This Eyeing--Every Man In Hia Humour ; with Paul A s Virginia. Os Monday, Richard the Third; with (for the hit time) Harlequin's 'Mar. FORTY-EIGHTN NtuHlr. SANS SOUCI. By the Authority of the Right Hen. the Loss OSMIUM t us, ri`O.MORILOW EVENING, Febratry 7, t Sot, I win be gleefebted at SANS 801301, terceibir-Phoe, Leicdtaeiquart, alt Entertahunest, emir* New, called THE CAKE HOUSE. _ _ Arreogedaen ---- t of eke Recitation and Songs : PART L pm. Dregs and his Villa. Rim Agreeable Company. tag. •Pepetual Vint& Deng. *Love hod Rettfon. Rec. Conjugal tote a tea. Rec. A Receipt to Kill Wive. Snap *Lottery of Wedlock. Song. •The Poet and paper. Rcc. A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dante. Sonp*Aana.Ano,Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Bella. and Mier. PART H. Rec. The Captabtard Se Poet. line. The Club. Song. *Brother Jack. Sobs, •The Thing, the KR* Rec. Sailors. =dile Go. Soap •Filial Lore. Rec. The Mete. Ret. A wram of Realty. Song. •jack at Greenwich. hug. The Sweets of Seat. ' Rec. Mare nutting. Soot. Great News. 1 PART LU. Ret. Need Caleb. floe. The Two Do4ors. don. Sighgete Nisbet/0. Soap • The Canary bird. Fee. The Saracen's Head. Rae. Bits and Scraps. oag. °Another Cup and then. Snip *Echo. Rec. Windt is thews, to Rae. The Coup de Grace. Wiodfor ? Soag. 'The Union. Sen. •A Little! The whole I. wild*, and Coinpefed, and will be friken, fen and adoomparbed by Mr. DIBDIN. , Roles ,511,.-AlreS 3s.—Galiery as. Dears to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to tegin at Eight. Places for the Sexes to be takes at Mr. Dlbdin's Mete Wareluede. Leleelleo-Plena, Leletaita•fajoare ; where may be Ind, and of Lawmen and Rem Pat asofter.row, :,y e tl for PrMthig bquideripdon, in Two Quarto Volumes. lbediased with Plates In agent tints, and Snows Vig es. IMISERVATIO , the Adak of a Tbuirtbrematt Mnioft kilt whole of England, and a ceaddlieaSM part' of Scotland, in a Sabo of Utters. written to a large ankaber of intelligent and =Friends. by Mr. DIBDIN. A Specimeu of the a pert est the Indere. may befeen, free of eapenca, at Leieefte%Ptse. The loop ha Se Cabasidook are al *Med, and boy be lodtarbiehidbfalkoadr. On if Ot a lit e ariSwehil Chaim. Gambols. Run Vend wild spes•Mum&ys, Thurfdays, and Istiedim Sift dk leak ENGLISH LOTTERY. Ilegine n ts=a and of Mauch 1801. II CONTAINS s Prim of Z. 30,ce0 s ..-- so,too wooer 1 ...-- .5.0 00 - Spa) , 80 46 ..-..-.. 300 S . y. 100 /CO 5 0 • 174 0 0 —.... IS Haft a Minima of Money Stalin; in prize% Land tit Capitate *ill lat determined as soder : ERR-Draw TIAN 85th DO C. top« , Ditto moth Day 30,000 Pitt* 33d Day 3 0 , 000 Ditto 40th Day &pen The Prizes of Ms Lottery will he paid at the Wiwi time In fun flaring Timm Without an/ account or deducttien. TICKETS and SHARES of . TlckETs art 2 . (cling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE to liv.)lratkocodand sad Ireland. And the Prises leaden demand. PRESENT PRICE. - he/ • 17 • 11.af Tit :a 0 &ink 7 sS 6 Q....ertee 4w o &Stealth 1 3 0 ..* Perrone in tie country otay be fuiplied with Ticked , or Sht. " 2 the Ouse asitprefent, by feuding Port Milet 00_0 1 . rood BB* Calk,et uteri - cotes , to any Lkfed et Lottery men CillifTAL NKr = r ase& old ittlecras wed Co. 2 Prises of Thirty Thoufand Pounds. 7 Prises of Twenty Thoufand Pounds. • is Prises of Flints 7 houfand Poen& 33 Prises of Ten Thootsnd Pounds. 39 Priem of Five Thuds's! Pounds. ye Primo( Two•Thoufand Pounds. 49 'Prim of One Tboufand Pounds. yj Prises of The Hundred Pounds. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. 13015(1 !SAWING Wale, I, aid: • THE Tickets, Halves, (eierters, Eighths, and S imeentbt , are POW Wag. In gram variety of Sanibel, .d on the lowa terms. a The Money for the Priscipald on Desesed, by HORNSBY and Co. Stoekaublßll. At their oblellabilibed lease4estost No. 26. liep Lle m eal% wr ii Atli 4i a ras E=Le II". I AM old Exeter. Conroe! Nroleitilakt Seas are kept, and Tickers and Shares milt ~4, at Sixpence per bbartsbee. Omiers aaangeliiei with good Illessiporltie t 11,1ir ofs Sion door. ire be lowessay attend# 2 1 2.1111 2011 1""7 Luc tern s& as If prone. . • . . , A lL4tal - aSter i ldr al atilli alti = "l4 be lis me • - •••aaaaar. eta die webs" 1 ink leak w c 1 and Samle•Sea Padua row -41104 ad MI Ids& of Garassant • 1 - ,:'_' The Third Edition. (ECONOMY IN BREWING. Lately publithod, price Two Shilling, INSTRUCTIONS for BREWING' In PRIVATE FAMILIES. Calculated folely for the rate of chore with are &ikons of Brewing their own Beer.— Wherein is loid down the method of obthlnlng It fine and good flavoured, with every other ufeful dire&on for Private Brew ing, Management of the Cellar, Re. arc. By V. PLOUGHMAN, Brewer at Rtmtfey, In Hatnpildre. Rowtfey : Printed for the Author, by J. S. HOB* t fold alto by ^W. Richardhn, Bookfther ' Royal Exchange, London; Salilbury; Raker Southampton ; Long, Wiracbelter ; Rutter, Lymington ; Don:hifon, Portfmouth ; Cretwell, Bath ; Bulgin and Sherbert', Briltolx and all other Bookfellera: FOR THE OF SCHOOLS. In a few Days will be publiftted, In ore Voltime Diodtehno, with an elegant Prontifpiece, • r/E NEW SPEAKE R ; or, , ENGLISH LAss-BOOK : confifting of, I. Ma rl asialaftrudiee plays. 11. Narrative and Pathetic Pieces. Dialogees. IV. Orations andnarangties. V. Epiftics. VI. Nfikellanoous Pieces. VII. Retail Poetical Varieties. To which are pre fixed, a ihortSyftehaef Rhetoric, and an Effay 60 lEl3*nm/i -dol% or Delivery, chiefly atiftraticd from ]hair's Lectures. No fteep afeent is here held forth regain; No hidden chimer glooms the fpangled plain. Free may your foot tops o'er the precinds mtge. Shift with the fubjeft, with your foamy ohange; Each Plant, laboxibus, bids you try Its tweets; For, here the beauteous charms, thetdcful greets. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D. Author of the Bridal Nepos, Natural INlftory, lice. Printed for J. Wallis, No. 46, Plternofter-row. Where may be had, every book for the ufc of fehools. This day was publithed, Price gos. 6d. the Fine bemy, and its. the Superfine Medium Paper, ilto. ATOPOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or CUMBERLAND, WESTMORELAND, LANCA SHIRE, end a Port °Ethel/BST RIDING of YOKKSIIIRE --comptaricading,_ "tell. A General Intrododlory View. Secondly, A more detailed Account of each County; its Pa- tent, General Appearance, Mountains, Caves, Rivers, Lakes, Canals, Soils, Reads, Minerals, Bmldlegi, Market-towes Commerce, Masufadtures, Agriculture, Antiquities, and the Manners and C'uftoms of its Inhabitants. Thirdly A Tour through the moft intereffing parts of the Diftrieh dbfcribliig, in ticoncift and perfpituous manner, C.:eh Objedis as arc belt worth the attention of the curious Tratclkr and Ten i&. Illuftrated with various Maps, Plats, Vicars,. and ochre tactful Appendages. By JOHN HOUSMAN. This volume contains sso pages of Letter-peels, deftly and neatly printed on flee Ipaper e and hot-preffed ; MlA's i general Map of the Dißrkt, having the different Sully, &e. delineated,. themon—Stz Views of the lakes, &v. elqgandy migrated by i, Mr. Scott —a Sheet Map of Manc.lieftc&—alfo Ground Plans of Liverpool, Lancafter, and Kendal—together with two large Plates ' containing Plans of the Lakes, and a well-cateuted Wood Cut of the Rains of Calder Abbe y, by Mr. BVIMICIL A portion of this Work was publithed iu June left ender the title of " A Guide to the Lakes," Sce.--Relativcto that the Pubfiher begs leave to refer to the Monthly Review,Eir Jolt'--the London Review, Jaly—and the Britt& Critic, Sept. ft yeyr, for opinions the weft favourable. • TAM DORSALIS, And the DMlas of tat Seminal Fundhum, &e. PRACTICAL 11111AYS and REMARKS on the TABU • DORSALIS. This day was publihited, • Peke st. In lair Oftree, bound In Bova, The Second Edition, with very considerable Additities 6, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS And REMARKS; on I that fOccies sif CONSUMPTION incident to Youth. mai the diferent Stars of Life, commonly called TASKS DOR. SAIAS ; with an account of the nature;, cafes. and cure of that Diftemper ; dcnionitratiug its baneful tteds do the Bneft fundions of the Animal (Economy, including the Difeafes wi ling therefrom I cfmeially the Nervous Atropin% the Eton':- rota, or Poilutio Noslturna, and the Phthins, or Coufumption in General. With Hiftorits of Cafes occurring in the Aletbor's Practice during the lift fourteen years and the ep cl2 . lptioiss for Me Remedies, tranflared into Engefk for the byte tt of the Public. By HENRY ST. JOHN NEALE, Efp (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery in Pith; of the Univerfity of Leyden, and Surgeon to London 's mrmerly Surgeon Major to the fifth Regiment of intaate./ ; and the Royal itorpital at Chatlaini.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, Patertvolterrow ti . R. Faultier, New DotukArect ; and at the Author's honk i Jo. 38, Coma of Gila-Brett, Soboafiaare. Poe a particular account of the nature aniku fifty of the above Work, the Readers are referred to the Busrpeptiltal, Literary Old Scientific Mhgardne for left June, (rout P.gc ad th at. From width the following Extra& Is tatty*. A (mall EXTRACT freer the lilitorical, Literary, Biographical, and Scientidc Magalne for laft Jratic, on tie Subjedt of the a b o ve WetL—See Page 'll6 to i.kt. • Medical knowledge has Well recdved al Important at- ' illion, front Mr. NIALeII EMIT* on lb) TASCS DORLIILDIr Mb illedd. of 01611110 110 1 i its stgatadar and effolls—.6 peculiarly Weldon tar other asses of Mc ? and its fousecs to be Walla vdy lo that age, is here treat. ed by a Of:adenine albs ki onlapenit to the talk...- When we accessary &WM, marking and dikriminating ?raspiest,, Caen. and prefesibing tagettai Sed medicinal, we perceive a Wed at With copious med. als, which 't; has abilities sad waploy to the bolt advia Cage. He fakes away view cd his ftWjeet. He beitina with anatesay, as ibr is to Ms thenta Haring united to his molitift immtatille Wien, he proceeds to die frmstoms soilidladsim of Os Inalady, by which it h fo very dargeroully sacdtaL--Frog kar Bins which arterials the taJt=..c of the didentper, he f it to its Immediate ind tk et, te circa:a In kb ilinftrstialille 'Solis 6 and to b e Pelona oi expert.* ' Ws own Ittlimay of other ages la de 1111 . was pleas tom mot animal and madam Ihmi, embhite tbspiin • sad st the reftseetive wetter.—ln his &MX, which rigidly dreads in Mignon a on h andappoote to kis purpsfe. Having en bilge Ili Wear% and the made of treaties it by others, he WittirSciestadosse and accuracy details his own praltice, Deers t h e on which he proceeded , and Ids realm% and el l.* nigh in a fansatier, which NOT. ola Sower hod 4 t isoorsicasioi. It Ls parkally WOW* tavol pecky.7.4lClabcr sr 1100. FASHIONABLE DANCING. PRIVATE TUITION. . Ajf R. ALLEN informs his Pupils and the Pub- LTA lie, that he has removed from Haydon-fquare„ where he has taught theft,: laR Es years, and has opened his new Aca demy for Fathionable Dancing, at No. so, Great Allff area, GooffinAde Fields. His Acadenly;tlfo, at the Weft end of the TOWn s, and will continue open as lewd, at No. x 9, §herrard itreet, Golden-fquare. At both, Ladies and Gentlemen who, when children, have learned imperfeCtly, or not at all, are very foon, and suite In private, Taught to perform elegantly every dekriptlon of Dares In WADZILN PIAC rms. Extra exertions are made to batten the proem!: of fuch Fe rcigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, Country Refidents, and others who can devote but a (port time to this accompliihment : they may refide in the Houk during their tuition; about a fortnight may be fufficient. The Pedal Harp, Piaao Forte, and Violin Taught ; alto Broad Sword and Fencing. • A (cleft Subfcription Affably every Wedocfday. STOVES, Ste. By kis MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. STRXITON's Improved Stove. and Fire Places, at their Ma rais/Story near the Magdalen, Slackfriar'slroad. 1111 principle of this invention is to prevent the tat going up the chluusey, the dult flying Into the roots, the ckirnney from frnokkig, and to reduce the cordon,- dim at fuel; they art alto particularly adapted to Gentle men'. halls, Stair Cafe:, Churches, and every [(maims where much hem .is requircd. A I.•te. 4ffortntritt of the mutt improv ed kitchen ranges, with builera and avelit, &e. fie belt adopted to bake bread, meat, pits, &c. by tt• • nfe of which a very large proportion of the ulna! quanti•y i.••• will be fared, together with his Patent Antlfuebit and Steno Kitchen io, Salty ute. Kitchen furniture in copper, iron, said black tin, and Rumford matters, and Serves of every defettt...n, may be had alto in a variety of elegant patterns, at Seddon's flphollta, Weir -Twat, liover4trett, Piccadilly; and at tirolth'i japan Warasotre, No. ,j, Charlottc-ftrect, Rathbone•place. TO bit ZOO IY AoCTIon, Al no° bridgcs on naitniorc, o Tuetay,rey 14; ttoz. at two °Moat in the afiemeion, TENTY-FOU RSixty-fo tirth Shares .of a tate l i iirceereml TIN MINE, on Dirtniore, in the County of Devon, called Wheat Virgets, about one mile from TO., Balm, ' there Is a Stamping Mill of Three and an ' Elgin,: lately rreeted far dr 'wing off 'lto W41:11, mini about Tito liundresi PJ441.111 worila of 'Fin on the gtmfm, of the loft Acidity. the advantages to Adveattlrers Iry this Mine are likely to be. rat, am the impmvem much in working. Any Gentians,' de flans of ',mooting a Parchafer, or wilbirg to obtain particuLr Informatban, a requelted to apply to Cittlin St epbeo Thomas at Tiro trigtzei, on Dartthore aforetaicl. IPSWICH, SUFFOLK. • VALUABLE SPOOL LPF - TIBIBL IL, DEALS, Scc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Roper and Doughty, (who are Mitring Partncribip,) On Monday the stub February dot, and following Days, ALL the Stock of Timber and Deals , con fidin g of near 300 Loads of 'eseee.lint Wood Memerfirnber,- and a large quantity of Red and White Wood Deals. (moiUy 3 inch whitewood,) in all ibold 4opoo Standard Deals, Battens, Half Deals, and Palings; OA and lir Plank, Scant lings, lifers, and Rickert ; shout 1000 Pc, t of Mahogany, from 18 to 42 inches in breadth, which has been ten years fawn' into Inch Boards, Clapbeards, in/ Lott flOth. Rooglicaft,' and Cicling Laths; Lathwood, !ltd Fir Stave.; a vodety et (mond-hand Sanwa and Frames, Doers, and Building Mate rials, fee. Re. The (Jr to begin at to oiftwk, with the runher on the Wore near Steleissond• Ship-yard, and the whole, if prilbble, will he fokl 111 one day. Caalerses rnay on be had, on .Friday the x3th, at the Bank Culfeehoufe LiAga • Nag's Head, Lynn: Anil. Norwich; Beat, l'arrd ' ang• Half Moos, Rory ; Black !Icy, Ctwlmsfonl ; Curs, Col 'lstatri Curs, lig:Teich; Packet, blinaingtrce ; White Hart, Stowinaecet; White Lion, Pyre; King's Head, Dir. • Crown, Sudbury ; Lion. Hadleigh ; Bell, Satmundham ; Csiss:rn, Woollbregm ; or at the Accatipttne-houfe, ;Owlet'. PWSON OF WALKINGTON. • to all SOLI/ St AUCTION, At the Georgais, Conerdtreet, York, on Thuriday the :nth February, slot, between eleven and twelve o'clock in the 1 foronnonlif not before fold by private centred, of which , sake wall be given), THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the LECTORY and PARISH CtIURCH of WALKING TON, in ftw Eaft Riding of the COUNTY of YORK, (fob- Jed to the life of the prefent incumbent, aged *boot 33 c i t The Bettory conalls of a hew and (patinas Parfonage satith a Couthdatantl, Stables, Dove-cote, and other MAN Oat-buddlnp, and a Garden, Shrubbery, and Paddock Wadi• kg or near to the fame, in the occupation of the prefent be etimbeat ; and ale comprises a Dwelling-hoefe sad &wars Clofes or parcels of Land, containing in the whole about sjo acres, let to tenants at (cravat yearly rents, amounting toga Omer to upwards of Sc Hundred Puma's. Walkington is a pleafant vitiate, about ttl ie llteZ Severity, the capital of the Eaft Riding, It lieweitiewn and port of Kiegfton upon HA gidierilie 6 gra a imacncg of the City of York, and of ro tli of Scarbo-gb and Bridlington Key. 111 grated, the atr latutoricass, alai the eie4 = l at Beverley and Hall are w,,U (applied awl of all kinds, and she ',tail and other pal Moue; lley balms Hull aad York day in the week. Particulars may be bad ad Meow Lockwood and Ducaaery, at Berertef l of Melba Vittileadey and Fowler, of Stant, in Steltardibire ; or of Ma. heavier. is Mimi iiardsi. And if ever there wks a moment to can forth the great and united fentiments of patrivtifra and benevolence foe fuck a wife and merited undertaking, it is the prefent proud one of Britith Commercial Opulence, Naval Triumph...lnd unpara/kkil Protedion, the Wooden Walla of Old England have afforded not,only to this Notion public fecurity, wherein is contained every man's individual fecurity, but our Navy has proved the broad &kid of the Univerfe. As the free enjoyment, therefore, and augmentation of pub lic profperity, as the ftability of the Throne and the Altar, and • the fecurity of our live liberties, and property are dear to us, let us then& and maintain the helplefs Orphans, sob& Fa thers, by their valour, have featured thole blaingsto us. Let us confider them as heirs of Public gratitude, as children by _adoption of the whole Nation; and let than be reared as a body of future ltrength and protedlion for this Empire. attach ed to it, at they will be, by p sternal example, and by all fie ftroog and early tics of grititude and education. Tbos formed, they will come forth upon the time element whereon their Fa thers fought, infpired to conquer as on their tombs, send de termined like them ;o live amitift triumphs, or to die amldft laurels. • To the found fenfe, therefore—to the patriotifm and huma nity of Britons we appeal in behalf of dig,: Orphans, calling on the Nation collectively and individually for their fupport, and chiedy on the Naval Body, whom we invoke by all their fellow-feelings for the inhalers Children of their brave Bro ther Sailors : Ana we eat outfebres Mewl* on the Dune manly fympathy in the bofoms of Military Men. We fed a well 'founded confidence alto that, the opulence area Commential Ettabtilhments, as well as of individual Merchants, will not on this occalou fwerve from that charaderiftic trait by which an Binh& Merchant is diftinguithed over the Globe, nameig,, by manly generality: Our ajipeal, however, mutt reach to 1M wile value that feeurity whicb.tbey enjoy In their public rights and private liappiutfa ;—we add:di molders, therefore, not only to the great .landed, Currunercial, and Proftlional la. tercet of this Nation, but to every M;n who feels for his Country, hi. Family, ur himfelf. And we fubmit ouriatife tit the proteding power and benevolence of all his Majeftyc Mlniftess, and peculiar" to tho Lords of the Admiralty. By Order, C. CUPPAOI, Ste. P. S. It 4,hkehly Detefrary to infer: the Public on this oc cafion, that this fyilitolan. Las undergone a change, not onke in its Name , Units-it The Britith, National faleavour," and now " The Warm. McGurn," but has been comndtted to vac: hands for governtnent. It was originally undertaken with a different dean to tft prefent one, by a palm' 1231)31:4 Anoint Tnomrsoit who hamigeollOffal nearly leccLirotn the Puktie, appointed bai ted to the principal °Men, and held the Fftibtillonent and all its conceits foray in WI cern hands. Some cireutaftailea, Wittier, of a queitionable mature, hair* tome to the know lease of the principal Subfer,bers, a Mating of diefe Clentlib• men ura4s called, for the brit time, at the Thatebal Houk. on Fridu t ,the sth of December bill, by deftre of his ttoyii Hight nets PrMix Auipul.us FrMartc, 3114 the Right Honourable Lund Belgrave. Oil an I:itelt4tation of the affairs of the lnilitutlon, tildes took place at that Meeting, It was deviled expedient by the Princes, Nobleistb, and crentlenuti prefix% to forma tempo rary Cenunittee fur furl*: inquiry, end for the numagenient thgof ecincemp el the !Milt ution • and Mr. Andrew Tlaainpf.)n was elivered over tb z Jolt ballot the Law. Benefadiont and Annual Siihferfrithms for the fuoport of this Charity Will be received by Melia. Mirth, Shad& and Co. Harm's-ttrat; bighlfrs. DranmOnd, (.'haring-Crofs ; William fauntlerey, Trasfuner of the Houle of Hamtnedley, and Co. Pau-null; Hatrip, Farquhar, and Cu. St. James's Street; mynaand Co. Xilto; Down, Thornton, ind Free Bartbolo siert-lane ; Moran, Stones. and Pootc, Lombard -( g reet; Were, Lucian, and Co. altte , • Meffrii. %%latticed and CO. Car eatUa. IThOCI ; and by the Se cretary, N0.:3, Wuvrick-flrect, Golden. quarc. TO THE EDITOR OP THE :MAR. SIR —In t79t, foots after the death of the late retterahie Mr. Jam, Westar„ the Writ& of the foilovring Ifetar pub 'a. a glort LLlairy of that Treat nun, in which reprerottcd bun it, cutucrs mo unf...vourahle and molt Falk How(Ftr, the A tltlsrar Lts !a• ty ftlt that mospunetion of Mind - he his cooduA, and that candid scknoirledgment of bixsuilt, Wiles make tome nmrnda to the Public for bit pat condwet ; s.d have iailee.d him to addrefs to toe the underwritten, en tirely unfousbt tor. ' 1 mould not, Sir, ham publakrd hit letter at all, if two id.. max, given to the Public in bit hiftory, and declared by him to ba Initteb oristnilly by Mr. Weticy. had not been repablilhed lb *rend of the London and Proviniial Papers, and alto in imam periodical publications, which two Maass KS referral to in his Polikript, and exceedingly gar:sled an the life and chg. ratter of my tate molt rftcemed and venerable Mend. I am, Sir, your humble (errant, T. COKE. New Chapel, CM-Rowl, Jan. 30, abet. TO THE REV. DR. MET. -- IRV. iii, Saturday morning, agth Jan. tiot... As the Authar of a filly Pamphlvt, puhlidsed km, years ago, intkled, " An Impartial Review of the 1..:,fe and Wr.tings of the Rev. J. Weller,~ I have taken the liberty nladirifing pa on that A:bled, for the purpoik of .difburthening my mind in folne degree of that intoleraida weight with which It Las been impeded, in coofetmenee of the folly and wicked ttndeney of luta publication: and I now candiAy declare to you, and is the world, that molt of the pretcnJed rafts therein mentioned are grotrndlefs ; the charge tometitnea falfe, and the charadivrt, as delineated therein, both of the Rev. Mr. W. and others, wo generally anduenfanclMned even by my o ophtion.s. At the fame time, I Latter niyfdf you will have candour to bdlne, that my motives in the publlzation wuc influenced rather by folly and waotonnefs, than di/Iterate wickednrfs; mom efpecially if it Ise taken Into confl.!eratlon, that, at that time. I entertained fentimehts fomewhat different to what & do at ptcfcnt a. I cape.% from your known liberality, that no undue 1 dram tip will be taken ut this candid cleclar.ako now madc though yos arc at liberty, if you think proper to make it publ,). -• WitEbbe you in the mean time all imaginable Irai4erii• in tha pleat 'Work in which you arc (a 'delay and :colour r engaged. It tort lame to f Wallet myfolt, Revert:id Sir, your molt oboe.- out humble fervent, J. COLL*T. No. 9, Chureb-row, Pancras, F.S. I forget .e kV , that the two Infamous letters in the =ct, attributed to Mt. Wegley,arc aztituraut, harm the in. iag my own ditirlorod imagination. J, C. • It airy be accaffary to emit the %aria. that Mr. Caret ham sot the thibtiA soommalos wib the MN Ms. Wer...iro /WM.