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rc 4.111.1111111111.1111.1.111 . • . • • 1 • er , TP,I • f•- • - n Te 1 4 1 IP • • (4 ~. r; " • • • _ MOisTDAY APRIL tBc6. • • NUMBER c 2/A I • 0 or r ircs suc-rsoCS. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURT-LANE. GOLDEN-CROSS, CHARING-CIRO:S. GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAVELLING. ' pottTsmou PORTSEA, And GOSPORT. J. Day and Night Telegraph Coaches, Lc oat every Morning and Evening, throughout the year. at Five o'Clock. By G FORGE BOULTON and Co. bride. 2111.—Ounide, !IL In' From the above Office there are Public Carriages of various deferiptlons, to every Sea Port, Watering Place, Camp and Bar. rack, on the sailer Line of Court. tram the Humber To the ...c.d.. ETON cot.LEGF. 'llia day was publifh..d. In two Volumes, Poolkon Odavo, price 7 .. 'boars, 'I'HE MINIAT R E.—A Periodical PAPER. GENTI. , ht EN AT ETON COLLEGE. Upon the Plan of Keraeohn—lnfcrlbad, by perenifSun, to the Rev. Dr. , Inact3ll, Matt , r of Eton College. rnhhated by ..ho rel”reay, Heet.ftreet; J. Hatehard Pirraditif ; and }. 11..rdIng. St. Jim.% greet, Londoli ; Pate a , d Wilhama. Eton ; Knight, Win.lfor ; Hanwelt and Parker, Oaforrl ; atidilarrAtt,•laambridge. K PPM() MUDERNIZED. . , ROYAL ERCHANOR AiSURAROR OFFICE, , Merck lio6. PERSONS whofe annual Premiums fall due on they 25th lat. ate hereby informed, that Receipts are sow read? to be delivered at the C.ompany's (Mem over the ROYAL EL CHANGE 111/4 ill PALL MA LL, as well a. by their refpedEbre Agent* In the Several Countio ;shod the parties allured are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal of tb^ir Pohelea, on or before the 9th of April next, as the u'UJI fifteen days allowed for payment, be. youd the date of each Polley, will then spire. SAMUEL ehNNING, Jun. See. TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL ts. tBo6, aded the Comedy of THE EARL OF WARWICK. The Etri or Warwkli, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. Margaret of Anjou, Mrs. POWELL. litter whit& Ow No 6th dine) a New Grand °peruke! I -manta, in Two Ads, pilled THE FORTY THIEVES. kVitb entirdy New Scenery. Machinery. Drefres, and r t !aim The Mufm.by Mr. Kelly The Ballet and A dtion under the dlredion of Mr. d' +Me. On Wedneftlay, the Comedy of All in the Wrung; with' the puny Thiene. CUES VENEKI A, This day wes pldlilhed 'IWo Volumes Bun. Price 16s. in boards.. new editton,enatideriNy improved. of ACTIC A L OBSE R V ATIO NS am the Natural Hitter / and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASK. 111 1 .. day was pohlifhed, price 6.. Abhor telition. brine the Third, of 1L -14E r.r.Em EN I'S of BOOK KEEPING. ann. miring a Syfiem of Merchant's Accounts. 'founded on Tell 13u6nefs, and adapted to modern Pradbec ; with en Append(' on Exchanges, Banking, and other commercial hubjeas. By P. KEF.I.Y, Matter of Finfloury fqtutre Ac.demy, London. rl - fired fur j Johann, St. Paul's Churchyard. Of whom may be bad, by thefa.nc Author, price is. A PRACTICAL IN reottecTion to SPIIIIAICS and . hlo, TICAL AST,ONOAIT. the Third hdition. atrpnenvd and it-proved. This day was 012,4ilited, in One Volume, (mall Oder?, ' 4 1660.: Price is. 6d. in bawls. or 35.6 d. bound, De.licated try Peithellern, to his 'royal iiighnefs the Commander Cidet, I 'HE STAFF OFFICERS' MANITA L. to which 1, detailed the Fluty of Brigade Majors and Aid,de.C.n.P in Comp.rrerrifon. Ca tonments, on the :March, i^d In tit?. Biel!, wri ti a Prehmivary !Inv o the Education of Young Gentlemen lob:ailed fur the Mil. ary m By Irt.dor 11-10 MAS 11E10E, MI the tittf, Ut the London and Home [MUM ; Maher of a Tra nce °lithe Piny of y Oflierri . Military Pinan , c. &e. Ptiteed for r. Ei rr n, Military I.ihr.rv. .41 01l ••• Attendance is given, daily, at the raid OfHe's, for tho Atioranee of Buildings, Gonda, Marchandlze, and Ship in H4llO. 6tlU., iu r) k. or while Duatilt'', front Lofa ut Damage by Fire; and air„ Atfurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. N. B. Are Beagles fret cf eries,47• Ibe iffural sulks Nada flial.altis to 65.er rju•urrb THEATRE,ROVAL, COVEN f-OARDEN. rfaktORROW EVENING, APRIL is. w ilr be ogled (for the 34 timc) a Mufical Romantic Drama, M Three Aft% called THE WHITE PLUME ; Or, THE BORDER CHIEFTAIN. With New Wain, Dreffa, and Decorations. The Oveminfatid Mac entirely new--compofed by Mr. Reeve. 'Fhe principal Charaders: RiForraiy, Mr. HOE Mr. Fawcett, MU, Davies, Ice- Ibilerthlr johalltogi, Mr. Taylor. Nag)//w—Mr. bilewilew, Mr. locieden, Mr. Lilian. Mile Swarie. ' Terwhkh will he added t h e Farce of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. Mile !yelling —The Tragedy of Pizarro ; with Wc Ply by Night' On Thirfday, Macbeth I with We Ply by Night. by JOHN HO WARP. Member of the College of Surgeons, Lowtort. Plebtithed by John Morray, Peet-Brett and. C. and g. Bo{dark, Bridge-theft, Him kfriars. DIt:SECTIONi This day was patina 4ln One Volume, Folio, Containing more than 3o large well [Minted Engr vings, from uri ginal Doiwing.. price al. y 4. in board. the ad Edition, A SYSTEM of DISSEC 110148—expl.tioitig the Anromy of tbe Human Body, the manner of difplaylng the Parts, and their varietks in Difeafe. By CHARLES DELI„ Fellow of the Bolsi enllegc of Somata Printed for Mundell and Sot Edinburgh, John Murray, Fleet- Mut, and Longman.liurft, Rees and Orme. P.l.C.a.Atcr•row Londint.—Thia Work was originally publlfaed lu nuntbert, and bar the /relent, any number may be had fermate. AFINECOLLECTION of ORANGE aid LE MON TREES, Catalonian 1111 d MAIM 'amino., and Woe pologna Saofa es, is this day arrived in high profanation, at John Burgers and Sools warehouk, N io7, Strand, Loadoss. April 8, slob. JOHN MARVIALL"S PATENT DININGTAILIES. This day vim publilln.d, In one • .home ave. priec 7+ CAL By O. and W. Nicol Rookfcllers to Mt Majefty, Pall. Niall, anJ fad by J. Afperne, Combat 111CTUR ES on the Nee r & y of inviolably S '.flialotalsitt the NAVIGATION and COLONIAL SYS. TLM ul (ALAI bRITAIN yvIADE to any Ate, and far preferable to any' now in ufe, which, when turned op at the end .4-fide of • Room, not only ;aim up a great fpme, but deform the appear ance et the Apartment, w hrreae thefe Tables pulrefs every advan tage, without either of the foregoing inconveniences and will on trial, he found fuperior in point of utility and elegance to any heretofore mulc- Alfo Antique Chairs and Sofa Couches , Cabinets, and Window Curtains, made in a particular manner, which fur eiegsme arc not yet equalled; and every other article in the Cabinetand Up. twittery branches. from the plain and ufcful to the fuperb and earsamental, co reafonable terms. Soltourafftured at No. a t,Gerrard-ftroet,Solus,three dome from Prinees•ftreet, Lelccfter (guars. No. 83. ST. JAMS'S-STMT. IMPROVED ARMS. 5. PATENT RIFLES, Ice. OlLL'alf4 THOMAS and JOHN GILL refpeaftilly inform the Nobility, Gentry. their Friends, and the Pohlkin raw aal, that they hate eftablilbsd than(elees at Wa in franc the Thatched Huufe farern, ht James's-Read, London, where nsa l be had Card. deferiptive of the estrooriliwar 'pries their Warranted Swords are fubjedted to, and of the /Sprier orsier of theft 11.10101111) PATZDIT Ralmesi where ago fiturcs may bt. teen, and orders for them, Guns Fillets, and Arms and ACCOII- Velment. of all hinds talons. WhOlcfale and Retail. No. 4, SORNHILL,and 9, CHARINO CROSS. LONDON. 'THIRTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in the lan Lottery (lull lint ad) were Shand and - Sold at the - above Offices, and the holders of • ic Outtlanding Shares may receive their looney, Or COCIIANOt them for 7 tarts and Shares in the MO` Lottery which begins Drawing the lath of May. The new Lottery voila* of only 15,0110'rickets—the highcfl Prise is SLooci• and the lowed 211...—thirfr Ore 1,094 more Prizes than were is the IA Lottery &hones, with particulars, may be had, grads, as above. where the Taft to,onot the bit zo,ocol and the left _pool. ever drawn, were al/ Sold in Shares by T. BISH. All Burnie, in the Public Funds tranfaded with Sdelity and difpatch. INCREASE OF PRIZES. SWIFT and Co- No. t t, Poultry, London. (Joint Contradors for the prefent Lottery) recommend the Scheme or the attention .f their Friends and the Public, as &- hirin g fuperior Advantages to the late Lotteries. It contains up• warded One Thoufaad Prizes more than the left Lottery. The blghclt Prize is zspooL end the lowdt azL - - To begin Drawiog nth MAY. The following Capitals were Shared and Sold at SWIFT and Co.'s Office in the late Lotteries, viz. No. 6,791, ,Csomoo, No. 246 £.10,003 No. 18,539 La opt° 9.3 61 Ic,ooo 19,536 3.000 8,041 10.000 7.95 1 5, 000 23 824 10,000 11,599 5000 20,9 s a 10, , 00 10,430 5,000 &Nies loony others of 10001. 10001. 3001 &C. NEW STATE LOTTERY—Swims DAAKING lath of MAY, 111. - .4..—SCHEME. 1 Prize of Li s poo 11 20,000 2 • 10,003 • 3 313c0 10 1,000 to Soo 22 200 56 so &zoo 21 £ 2 5. 0 0 0 44 ,00 20,1100 15P00 10,000 s ,OOO 2,070 2,800 t30,w0 Sspoo Tickets £2,50,000 Five Firit•drawn Tickets all Day 41,000 each Zt.oco live Firft•drawn Tickets 3d Day 1,000 each 5,000 Yidlauiravo 46 Day 10,c00 Ditto sth Day 20,000 Ditto 6th Day as ,oco Price of a Ticket Zi9 r 9 . 0 halt 4,1) 3 0 1 Eighth 42 Is 0 %atter s 2 0 I Sixteenth i 6 0 bets and Shaman on Sale at ail the LivenicilLottcry Offiaca. IDE VALANGIN'sANTI.SCORBUTIC TINC TURE, the moil certain fpecifie for the cure of Scurvy, L vrory, Scrofula, King's Heil, Bilious and other obit: ugioess of Vikera, nod Impurities of the Blood, and liumours ariSng swam fyphilitic taints, (mother cedes. The public are molt unequi. vocally (tiered, that it ew tauts not the fmalielt particle of MCI. CV ry ; on the coutrary,it wail entirely eradicate the baneful effeeta produced by an improper or tog long protraeted ufe of i hat mineral. The Proprietor is the Son the late Dr. De Valentin, who was a Member of the Royal College, and well known to the public for many years by his executive and Judicious maim, teem whoth recipe, the 'fineture is compounded, and who frequently expert. enced its beneficial eff,tsh, after all other applications hNd failed. That fes valuable a medicine Ihould be as generally de ful to the community as poffible, has induced the Proprietor to bring It for •Alid In this public manner: Mr. Bolton, of the Royal Exchange, London, Is appointed render,* whom It may be had in battles, containing 3o doles, with printed .I‘reCtions, half a guinea each, duty included. figned by the Proprietar, •• N. de Valaeigina" The A nt i-Scorbudc Tint:tare 401 be found particularly cal:getout in removing thole heift and eruptions which fo frequently occur in the Spring and Autumn. Sid retail at Marta Marcia arid Co's rso,oloril•ftress• Mr. Word's, p 4. *fathom • Mr. aides, 259,B0rOtith dillr. Mr. Palmer's, Apothecary, White .I.l**lltreet, Pentortvlik. STUDENTS IN AN,t•ro M Y. This day was publifbed, in one very clufkly printed V.,lume, (mall Soa prise cos In hoard., the . rtiath ridnion, of 'THE ANA COMIS r's VAUE.MECUM. .Con Sinning the Anatomy, Phydology, Morlid pummel of ' *c Human Body; the An of making anatomical prr;ora, ions, &,.. To which are added, Anacocnital, Pbyftol,gieak, Modkal, and Surgical 41;eftinos for Students by ROBERT HOOPF.R, M.D. F. 1.. C. Bachelor of Phylic of the Univerfity of Oxford ; Member of the Royal College of Phylicians in London ; Phylician to St. Mary la Bonne Infirmary, ate. Printod fur John Murray, No. tt. Fleet ftreet, London. Bell and Braifut. , Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hudges. Vutdln. ills day were putllthed, In 3 valuate, Bvo. price sl too. „ in b.ira NOTES on the WEST INDIES, written du r i ng the Expedition under the Command of the Lite General Si. Ralph Abtrcrainny, including Obfervations on the Iliad of Bar. Woes. and the Settlements e,ptured by the ariciftt fear s upon the Coalt of Guiana; likewife Remarks relating to the Creaks and Slave of the Wellern Colonies, and the lud!ans of South. America; with oeattional Hints regarding the Scoff:l:dog or Yet low Fever of Hut Climate, By GORGE PINCKARD. M. D. Of the Royal College of Pbyficions, Deputy frfpedlor General of Hofpitals to bin Majeftes Foroes, and Phyllciati to the Bloomr bury Difpenfatory. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, anti Orme, Potentate? row. KOTZEIWE's TRAVELS IN ITALY. This day wcrc publifbed, In four elofely primed Volumes fmall2vo, unlform with tie other Crouch of the fame Author, price One Pound in boards, 'RAVELS thrmigh 1 l'A LY, from LIVONIA throu t di the TYROL, r.. 1 FLORENCE to NAPLES. and from N.% ei.• s through Roati., BOLOGNA, MILAN, anl VIENNA to BERLIN, perforiu ti during the elate 0( the year iIL4 and the commencement of tg t. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, . _ Author of the . turaalget. Loves' Vows, Pizarro &c. &e. aod of *Era;cliin Siberia and in France. Various Englifh eri.ies have pronounced Kotzebue to be, In every mined, .fl gfrairdiffi, " Al well a the molt Hs ely painter of manner.. and cbaradter that, in this line of compolati , in, ever ad !mired the Public; and t►e univerfal reception or his ter eels in Siberia and in France, not only in every part of there 'Minds but in every country in Europe, is a eircumilaiice denionitrative of his eztraordinar► Merit, Yet, however intereitiag may have heen his former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his tbVsteavor, and in a particular manner command the notice of the literary world, not only as relating to the molt intereftine'enurdries iu Europe, but u podding a rich ar,d unequalled fund of n0y,.14, informition, and annifement. Printed fur PIIILLIPS,Bridge-ftreet, Blackflies*, and to . . . be had of all Boortfillera.. Of ninon may be bad e The fourth Edition of Ku !usenet T in Ss BIRIA Amu volume+, price z - ,& 6d ; and the fourth edition of his TiiiivaLs in PIA NCI threc volumes, rice lit. 6d. in boards. THREE BOOKS of BIOGRAPHY, fur the Life of SCHOOLS. This day were puhlilhed, new and Improved Editions of the Nl ' • • - • • lowing interating, ulefial , and approved School Books, written purpofely for the ufe of Young Perron', on the obvious and im portant principle, that Stemple Is more powerful and more re deetive than Precept. I. 'irtir. BRITISH NEPOS, confifiing of Selen 'I Lives of thofe illuftri no Britons who have been the ' entail diftinguilhed for their Virtue*, Talents, or remarkable ad vancement In life, intecfperfol with Pradlical I/sit-dawn. By W. MAYOR, I.L. D. &e. price ts hound, and containing accounts o f the under messiontd diltingisilh.d Palming , ' : Alfred Bacon Newton Baton Andrews • ir k. Walpole Wiekliff Coke Stair Chaucer flt raff , rd S wile Welky Hampden V.'olfc More ILarvey Anion T. Cromwell Blcke Barnard Latimer Claretrdem 1 yttlttota Cailet Milton Chatham Jewell Marvel Garrick Grefharn Sydney Conk Waifitigham Tillotfon BlArkftene Crichton I.ocke Job nion Driabe Holt I.owth Budeigh Burnet Howard Shakfpnre l'rtnt Nianslield Raleigh Addifon Sir J. Reynolds .. .. . Nlarlber ough a A SRLICTION of th.. I.ives el PLUTARCH, stirl iged for the ufc of Scheoh, by Wiliam Mayor, 1.1.. D.licc. price es ed. bayed, and contAiiiing aoceunis of the under nientlat.ed I... Thumps, tie moR illuftrious .pd eft-linable cliateders of Antiquity: Romulus Pericles Lumen,. I.yeurgue - Alcibiades Pompey Soler Tinudeon Alrs.iii der Nuns Ariftides Julius Carer Them antics Cato the Cenfor Deni.dhenes Camillus Pyrrhus Cie..ro -. . . . 3. Scriptisre lii,graphy, Of the Llvea.and Cumßep of the principal Perfunagi s recorded In the facrad writings poi ico;arly adapted to the intlrudlun and Improveniret aot Youth. ily tip. Rev. John Watioe t LL. D. peke ss. bound. Ills itneirtaat w irk. whit.li teaches and applies the principles of Religion Under the agreeable form of Biograp!ocAl Narratives, poetaint all account of the following Scripture charcifters : Adam .lofepts Solomon Cain job Elijah Abel Moles EMI Enoch ailaall) Wok! Noah Joihua Fillier Atr.lhant Ruth &limit ea If•ae Samuel Amu. alpha coi Irinted fur RIC HA Iln "3 ; 1 I, ‘ J l Petit t.lgo s No 6, Bri ' i ; ::' •.. (1 . i r7e l 7 . , Mack friar's, and ru to: ha.l of an Boo:, (Mar. and &ail/140u liouju..witli Ike 14 allostawn to &Isola. By Lord SHEFFIFLD. Since the former e'dition of this work. publifhed February, 1894, nth, r mr,itatius have arifen, and addidonal fads have oc curred, which have greatly Mutated the Sze of the work; tho wattle is newly arranged. and much feel matter bas been intro. awed. The capability of the British Empire to htpply our Colo. Mee W affect , J ; the abides of the Neutral Fins, and the Conf . , queeers 0: their admilLou into our Well India Ports are amply dif cafed, and fame notice Is takeo of the Aufwers that have berm made to the strilitures This d...v was publiried. In One large Volome ' Odtavo, Hindfome:v printed, price os. boards. • "("'WO APOLOG I ; one flit CH RisriamrrY, in a Series of Letters addreffed to Edward Gihbon, hfq. the other for the Brant, In ailfwer to •I'homas Paine. To which are added, Two Sermons, and a Charge In Defence of Revealed Re. ligion. By RICHARD WATSON. I) D F.A.S. Lord Bifbop of Llandaff, ant' Regius I'rutdtur 6f Divinity ha the Uolverlitv of Cambridge: Printed for Feltcherel and Letterman, Calell and Darks, F. and C. Rivington, W. J. and J. Itichardfon. J John:son. Longman, Hurß, Rees. and Orme, k. Faulit r, J. Walker, Lackington, Allen, and Co. J. NUnit, Jordan and Maxwell, and J. Hatchard. This day was pas:jibed. a New Edition, with t orreetiens and Improvements, in limn price as. Iland, , LATIN VOCABULARY, in Twn Parrs 4. L A Coneelion of the moll' ufeful Latin words, whether primitive nr derivative, with their Ognifications in F.ttglifh ar. ranged according to the Eight Parts of Speech ngiving a fpecimen of each, and merit natur•lly (hewing the Gender, Increafe, Declm- I bon, and Motion, of Nouns and Pronouns; with the Conjiag.:• thin, Prrtrrperfrdt Teofe, and Supine of Verbs, both Simple and Comp Lund . -1I Shewine the Variations and beeleufrons of all the declinable parts, both rcaular and irregular. By THOMAS DYCHE. _ •Priutd for Scatehr . rd and Litterman, W. J. and J. Richardfrn, C. Law, G Robin( on, I ncidngton, Allen, and Co and T. Often Wlu.re may be had, by the fame Author, A Guide to th, aglith Tongue; or, Spelling Book ; anew Edi tion, carciuhy revlied audimprowed. By the Rev. TH04.81141 t.KrGORY's MECHANICS, • In two Large (Mayo V..himes. b, fides a Volume containing Fifty fisr Quarto Placa This day was publlled. price 11. t6s. in hoards, • A TREATISE of MECHANICS, Theoretical, Praaical and Defcriptive, By OLINTHUS GREGORY, Of Ilae Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. . . — • Vol I Bent, t. On S rATICS, comprifing the Compontlon and Refo intim of Forces. the Centre of 0 ravity, and the Centroharyc Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength. and Suds of M.iterials. aid the Theory of Cords, Arches, and Domes. B.,tik a. Demesnes. in which are treated Motions, Decants and A (cents along tliff.rect Lines and C , ProleCtiles,Riochet firing, Pendulums. Central risme, Centres of Oft-illation, Sponta neous Rotation. &e. Dun juati's Theory of Percuffion, and the nanrion of Mtehinco, and !heir nralmum effeCts. Book 3. Hy usosrarics, including the prelfure of non-elalLis Fluids, the fpccific Gravity of iota and fluid Bodies, wits ai. re tentive Table, the Equilibrium. Stability, and °Fill tions o: Mg Bodies, and capillary Attradtion. Book 4. HYDRONAMICI, treating of the difcharge of flails throu4h Apertures. and 01 the motion .if Water wheel.. wi h ac• cotytts of important it4periments on thole Topics. Book 5. PNEUMATICS, including tile Equilibrium and Ntition of Air, ,nd other Flank Pluh i, tile meafurcment of Altitudes • y the Barometer and Thermometer. the theory of Air anti of Wa ter Pumps, and the Refinance ut Fluids. Volume II contains Remarks on the Natuie, Conftrudlion, and flimplificatiun of Machinery An Friadua, aad the Rigidity of Curds, Hilt Movers, &e. with Fables and Defedptlons of timely sem curious and ufeful Machias—of which, however, only a few can be fpecifiell In an Advertifentent. Atwood's It:genius', Aop trams fur variable Motions. impmved Be rot Companls, by Walton. Pinny's Contienfcr of Forcea, applic..hle to Windmills. Cranes by Gottlieb, Andrews, Hall, Woe, Hardie, 81. t. Hydraulk Engines; l. e. 'llse Tympanum. the Nada, De !a Faye s Wheel. tise Peanut Wheel, Chain Pumps; Hero's Foun tain. Darwin's Engine, I langaiiatt Machine the Spiral Pump, Da faguner'a Drawer and Bucket, Sarjeant's Madsittg, Dearborn's Engine. &c. Mllls and Ordnance Boring Machines. Contrivances for pArdlei MOtitlllll, ny Cartwrigift, Dryden, &e. Various Pumps, with Remarks on Pitta's and Valves. Rarader's Mathine for dividing Mathematleal billruments. Contrivuices for rvverfing' and changing Malin's. Scipemeuts, by Onham, Mudge, De Lafour. dte Steam Engines, by Newcomer), Walley GANZ rough, Watt, Hornblowtr, Cartwright, Murray. Bettareotat, Wall, Sec- Brantah's Maclaine for planing different Kinds of Surfaces Pules for twining Teeth and Wipers ; with Mandl:lay% Teeth eating Apparatus. igurisoutal, Vertical. and Circular Saw Mills. Ti..e Milk (a fubjca never hoore treated In any Emil& work) with contrivatic.s by Goff t, Lloyd.and Dryden. Turning Apparatus. by Matailty and Smart. Water Mills,under flint, over 'hot. fpir.ll, floating, &e Windmills, vertical, horizontal, ftc. by Vwrier, Batton, By- Hater, aid others. Printed for 0. Kearney Fleet-(tenet, London.' Where may likesrife be Mad, this Author's TREATISE at Ali ricomomv. price is,. hoards. - Anti bib LES:SONS:Afttonom. and Phila. prkc 40. bank. $l 47 N PA D alt.' t.vrrva PRAM THE Car .... iNiZTat OrTfle trats of 1f404114.1 TO rife re &Wirral , ne.irlf 'mac - roger. Of SaUIfeaTICICAT HA.NOVaa. Verde January sy. " Since the difagers of the combined Aultrien and itorfi.a aemie.. which led to the peace between Au. 464 and France, his lefajefly, our molt gracious Sovereign, has employed his zealous endeavours to [title the filmes of war, whicu every moment threatened to over-run the Nfir:h 1 Germany, and, particularly, the Eledforafe of Brunfwick. The date of Loropean affair had. within a aloft period, been totally changed, and the fi rii conicquen ce % o f t hi s would have been the return r f a powerful French face into the militate. of Hanover, which, with the whole North of Germany, would loos have become the theatre of a dentudive war, and the (solace of oppredive impofititnia. 4 . It would be unneceflary to enumerate all the difaltrous confequences of limb a :tam. To preient it by all viable means, as Coon as intentions di retied to that objed were afcertained, was , conform !ably to the invariable fenliuunts and principles of iris Majelly. his Isighent with, a. well as his firit duty. Only one method was left to ast rt the evil, without I producing the trill greater calamity, and encounter ing the incalculable dangers ri a new war ; and, under thele circumitances, the K owed it to him fell, to the North of Germany, and fAcwife to the country which he was delirrus of receiving from fet cher mifery, to embrace, without hetrati in, this en• pedient, proffeicd to hi. Majelly, by the Emperor of France. •' It conflited in an agreement to be concluded . with him, by which the German dominions of his Britannic Male;ly thoold be ceded, till the decifson sof their tate at me gederal peace, to his Majetly himfelf, to be occupied by his troop, and habjc&ed to his ad minittration. This agreement has actually been con cluded. and has been ratified by the two high con trading parties. '• His Majeily intends to addrefs an ef.p lanation to his Britannic Majcfly hinafelf, con:titling the ne cellitf• and utiiiry of this arrangement, and be has rc lion to ex..ect, from his intelligence and jullice, that' he nil confider the preffore of rircitmitance 4 ,m 1 the dec.five rearm.. fur this meal r:, as jai and j o arti4l a Meanwhile, he has commiflioned ns to give your 7.xcelleticies informatinn of it, and to acquaint you with the immediate confetinences of that arrange ment, namely, the approaching occupation of tic Hanoverian territories by a Pttiffian army, which will be under the orders of the General of Cavalry, Count Schulenberg Kehuert, and with the nomina tion of that Nobleman to be die Cummiffary of the Royal Adminitiration. ri We do curfelves the honour to inclofe to your Excellencies the parent making known this occupa tion, and have nothing particular to add, but the re peated affurance, that, in thus taking the country tinder his proteition and admiailtref.ion, his Majefly intends and wi:ises nothing mote ars:enily, than the tren:y•:illity of the North of Germany, and to dire& Adminiitration, as he declares in the patent, to the higt eft benefit of the c tuntry and its inhabi tan • . 4. Ln confcquenee of the meafures which have al ready b:rn ad 'pled, it cannot be doubted, that the c .unity will form be evacuated by the foreign troops which tin:l remain in it, and, in particular, that the French gi , rifon.of Hameln will be immediately recalled to Fr.ince ; fn thAt it will loon be left to be occupied and protedieJ by the King's troops alone. 6. By the command of his Majefly, we have flill tO fulfil the du. y of requiring, thins your Excellencies, convinced of the benevolent intentions and fentiments of his Majetly, will fubmit to, and ecciniefcc in, the necetary arrangements, and the farther meafures and _omm...ary of the regulations of the C jar Admi niltrati n, and the Conimiffion placed under him ; and this he expeets, with confidence, from you. The intention of his Majelly is to change nothing whatever in the sntlitution of the intern4l Courts of Judicature, and t leave you in the exercife of your tunaions t—but merely with the appellation of Hanoverian Courts ; as this is an inchipentiblc condition of the arrange ment concluded n his fide, with the Emperor of Fiance ; fo that you (hell he lolly anfvrerable to his Majelly hirofelf, and his C onrwtiary of Adminifire lion, with retina to the duties , I y. ur offices. to the total exclufion of all foreign influence. We therefore learnedly reqneti y. , nr Blue:I:or), to warn all Civil Officers of the count: y, t:i AV ..iti ilie iliftsgreeabte con- Cy:pence► which ve-uld otherwite enfue. " We remain, Sec. " The King of Profiles atting Privy Con clam of State, (Signed) " NARDMIIIIM" o To rho Privy Connelcora of his Britannic 111.4447, t$ tkdtei at lir unfwiek Lumbers, at Mame