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EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, March 19, 19011. All Exchequer Bills dated in the month of January, February, March and-Iprd, 1807, TO DA PAID Oh. THE Lads Co meiesioarre of his lkfajestis Treanrelherving given I Diredieurfor paylag of the Principal ofthe above mentioned E- - krone, with the Interest thereon, at tk Exchequer Bill Olet, is insittg irdsapier, New Palsce yard, Wain:hater, WI Thursday, ' ic Ike lay of April, 1808, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays allfolidays ex.eptcd) until Saturday, the 16th day of April, 18089 idnert,./no Ten o'Cloci in the Morning till One in the A perrom, for &prose of receiving the 14111.• Andfcr the greater dispar-h, the bearer, pit mid Bills are de,ired to bring( Lids containing the Numbers in , 'maid order, awordssig to the raw of My said an times ef rem artmeat of Mont, with hie principal Sum: and Interest due thereon* awed frays the days au which they are respectively dated, exclusive to it MI nth Loy of April, indurive, when the lat:rest cease ; us.d tiry me laird to write their Names and Plaris of Abode, in such Lists, Dad iodate their Nam: en the said Bill:. If my of tkHclders of the °fere:aid Bill: Merl' be desirous eeceiuing From: o f tie Principal and Interest, preview Se the said 28th day of April, they may be accommodated on meopseting* Interest, to the day on aka tly wish to be paid, and leaving Me slid Bills for examination et lay prior thereto. fitni Persons as way he desirous of having New Exchegute Bills he yet Popeat,upon mentioning the amount at the bottom 4 . their Lists de burden or before the 16th April, may be accommodated with New Bills amigos 'merest of three pence halfpenny, by the day on every Oar Modred Peals, which said New Dills .114116.4 m date the said 28th dry 44,1608, and will be delivered on Saturday, the Auk April, and difrikwing Day,. W.B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to January, 1807, have Wu advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has oast SYNOD OF DUMFRIES. THE Provincial Synod of Dumfries m e t on the I.Sth instant, to take into their consideration Resolutions oared into by some of the Counties of Scotland, intimating an bastion of applying to the Legislature in order to obtain a law remitting the power of the Tiend-Court in granting augment:t hus a the livings of the Clergy. Rtscacco, I. That the Church of Scotland, in its original establishment, min confirmed by the Treaty of Union, is a radical and essen- IW part of the British Constitution ; and as such, ought to be mined in the full possession of a'.l its rights and privileges. °. That any attempt to destroy, or even to diminish, those and privileges, and thereby to affect the credit and use fulness of the Clergy, is hurtful to Religion, and is at all times contrary to the dictates of wisdom and sound policy, but more Rspecially in times like the present, when the exertion and unity 41311 classes in the common defence is so loudly called for. & That the Ministers of the Church of Scotland have a right to %suitable maintenance out of the Tiends, which arc the patri tom of the Church. 4. That the largest stipends hitherto modified by the 'Tien& Court are scarcely adequate to the decent support of the Clergy, and by means proportioned to the circumstances of the times, the incense of rents, the price of labour, and the expcnce of 3. That as no instance of excess in the modification of stipends caberkeem, it would be unreasonable to limit the jurisdiction *fa Court which has never ekcecdcd nor abused its powers. e. That, as the progress of the depreciation of money and the espence of living cannot be calculated, and as it cannot be foreseen whet a further augmentation may become necessary, it would be also to 61 is period before the expiry of which no augmentation id be granted. 7. That those measures which must depend on future eircum ausse ought to be left to the discretion of the Court of 'Fiends, Mild Can grant or withhoki augmentations as it shall see cause. I. That the expence attending processes of locality, in which te Clergy are no parties, is entirely foreign to the question, but, whatever that expellee may be, it can never be justly pkaded as a , sewn why the Ministers of the Church of Scotland should be I althrd of their legal rights. 9. That if any Bill shall be brought into Parliament tending to throw obstacles in the way Of obtaining augmentations, or other wise to injure the rights and Interests of the Established Church, they are determined by every legal means to oppose it :—And they trust in the wisdom and justice of the Legislature that all their rights and privileges stabs maintained, and that if anyeuch Fall tit introduced (before essetesent shall take place,) they will he allowed to be beard in their own defence. The Synod of Dumfries solicit, and hope for, the CODCUTISM of ell the other Claw& Courts in this common cause. THOMAS T. DUNCAN, QL She. ISA Mink 111011. • -.,- I ..n '''" - " -------- . - .. 1r .• 1 - ri, 4 . - 4 ' • 1 - '. •-, -- 110 • . ..• ~.. ( 1 A 4 I 4 n '; ) L : . , .. . • . • ~. i •• 4 • 4 " Pa : 41.... .. •••••".. "., 4 140 ,0 _ , , t, • 1...„ ....„ __ . • . ..._,. , SATURDAY, MARCH 26" 1808. - . [Ph Icr. Six-PENCE. 1 C COUNTY FIRS OFFICE. LAM PTON-STREET, STRAND. GRAND STATE LOTTERY. ItErrrUESDAY WILT. BE THE IFOLIRTH DAY OF DRAWING. r rliE TicKETs, No. 3,166, a Prize of 10001. -a- and No. :.'O6, a Prise of sf)oLon the Bth of March, were both sold in Share by HODGES, PAINE and Co. Stock-lkokers, No. 149, Oxford-street, and 2, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on sale in great variety. The Wheel is immensely Rich, as will be seen by the follow ing Statement, viz. STATE OF THE WHEEL. 4 of X 20.000 14 of Xl,OOO 1 1 , 0,000 29 -5 0 U 4 5,000 Ste. &c: i N. B. Prizes, to any amount, paid on demand. MODERN LONDON SURGERY. This day was published, In one very Orr and closely printed Volume, Octavo, illustrated with such Plates as are essential to the subject,rice 1 ls. in boards, jI~t• S'r LINES of the PRACTICE of SURGERY •F —Being an elementary. Work for Sfinlents, and a concise Book of Reference for Practitioners. By SAMUEL. COOPER, Member of the Royal CtiliTe ut ti.trg, Fellow of the Medi cal Soclity of London; and Author of Critic.' 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By order of the Directors, V/PAL BURY, Clerk. Books, containing the Tables of Rates of Premiums, with every particular respecting I if. Insurance, Bce. may be had at the Office, on application to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to the Life De oartment. STATE LOTTERY. NO. 12,909, drawn a Prize of £ lO , OOO, March 8, 11 being the first Day of Drawing of the present Lottery, was shared in sixteen Sixteenths. likewise, No, 14,223, drawn a Prise of 20,0001. March bt4ng the secooi Day of Drawing, was sold in one Quarter, three Eighths, and six Sixteenths ; also No. 18,200, drawn the Third Day a Prizi'of C 5041, was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. Prolkesors of the Lucky Lottery Office', No. 11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 30, Haymarket, Piccadilly, where Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now selling, warranted undrawn, and the Prizes paid at either of the above Offices on demand. The present State Lottery contains more Capital Prizes, than have originally been in most of - the former Lotteries consisting of 60,000 Numbers. N.B. Tickets and Shares are likewise selling in the City House Lottery, consisting of only 20,000 Tickets, and Schemes for both Lotteries gratis. Speedily will be pobli4hed, With ntr.ny Plates, • engraved by the First Artists, LECTURES on NA'renAL liisronv ; as delivered at the Leverian Museum, and at the Royal Institut:on, AI, bemarle-street. By GEORGE SHAW, M.D. F.R.S. Curator of Natural History at the British Museum. Also by the same Author, General Zoology, volume the 7th, being the first on the sublec .of Birds. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. Of -.vhnna may be bad, by Dr. Slia vr, 1. The History of Quadrupeds, with 239 plates, by the fire{ Artists, in 4 parts, price Five Guineas, or on large paper, 71.1.. x. is b 02149. Y. The History of Amphibious Animals, with 143 plates, in I parts, price YI. 12a. 6d. or on large paper, 31.165. in boards. S. The History of Fishes with 194 plates, in 4 parts, price Si. ss. or on large paper, 71:125. in boards. 4. The History of Insects, with 141 plates, in r. parts, price :11. 18s. tki. or on large paper, 21. 16a. in boards. 'HE FOURTH DAY OF DRAWING THE STATE In-ITER) , will be on Tues,by next the 29th lust. The Wheel is very Rich, having still FUR . PY cArrnu.. ratzEs to be drswn, viz. Prizes of This day was publi,hed, A new Eci!tion, with material Additions and Alterations, with 1 litres, Two Volumes Octavo, price One Guinea in boards I li SYSTEM of THEORETICAL and PRZC- TiCAL CHEMISTRY. Ily FREDERICK AC(U M. Teacher of Prastical Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Mineralogy, and late Gliewitial Operator in the Royal Institution of Great " We think this work, as an element•try treatise, highly valua ble. It is cLar, explicit, and comprehensive. The different pro ; pertles of bodies am detailed with perspicuity; and supported by easy apposite experiments. The particular descriptiocs are pre tided by a clear aecount of chemical action ; and the fogs that demonstrate the attraction and repulsion of bodies." Critical Review, vol. xxxix. p. 380. " This work is drawn up for the use of such as are unacquaint ed with citernial science, and will doubtless prove acceptable to the numerous cultivators of the science of chemistry." Nicholson's Journal. gE20,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 S 3 iuo And the full proportion of Fifties, &c. Warranted 'lndrawn 'rickets and Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the Kings Mews, Charing Cross. Who have sold and shared in the present Lottery the followleg ....- __. Capital Minis: No. 4,099 - X 1,000 I No. 1 k,311 - X 1 , 000 19,459 - 500 23,427 :00 Tickets and Shares in the CATT House LOTTERT, are also on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. . Printed for G. Keatsley, Fleet-street. By whom speedily be published, by the same Author, A now Edition of a Practical Essay on the Analysis of Mineral,. GENERAL WHITELOCK'S TRIAL and SENTENCE.. This day published, price only 41. TIPPER'S Edi :vas tion uf General WHITELOCKE's TRIAL at I.ARGE; taken verbatim in Short Hasid, by a STUDENT ui Middle Temple, with the Defence, Wlickal tapers, and the Semene.:. This is the only complete Edition, with the exception of Pte. der's and 'Gurney s, which cost 19s. and a Guinea! all others are merely abridgements. Printed fpr S . . Tipper, Leadenhall-street; 13. Crosby and Co. 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In the Press, and in a few days will be published, elegantly printed on Fun Writing Paper, in a Thick Volume, Small Octavo, rice Nine Shiilinp bound, FRENCH and ENGLISH, and ENGLISH 'and FRENCH DICTIONARY, adapted for General Use, in which Obsolete Words are expunged, and many Thousand Useful Words not to befound in any other French and English Dittionnry, are sap r> By M. L'ABBE DE LEVIZAC, Author of the Grammar of the French Language ; Le Diction.. ogre Universe' des Synonimes; La Riblictheque portative des Eerivains Francois, &c. &e. ere. Every Tracker and Student of the French Language, must long hare b..en sensible of the Imperfections, Omissions, and Impro prieties, which have hitherto discredited the French Dictionaries in common use in F.nziand. 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W.ll..SH's (ANC liR THIS Preparation of Ginger is recon.immlhlior Indig,stion Weakness, Cramp and Pains h the: Stoma:h, audit' all Disortkrs where Cordial Tvledicines are nem ssary. They are also serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, ( ;Juty, and l'aralvic Com plaints, and Debility arising from Age or other Ca...ses. who suckle will field them pat tkularl.. , adapted for that p...rim% as they remove that faintnes , nerally experienced, correct the Milk, and prevent Flatultnicic.:, so fatal to Infants. • chey readily dissolve in any liquid, and are prefer-11)1a to co.n:nor. (Lager, being freed front the impuriti, and the Neruhly aad fibrous parts of the root. The quatvity of 4 tea-spoonful maybe taken at any time, either alone, and chewed and gradually swallowed, or die. solved in a cupful of Tea, or a glass of Wine, or Wine and Water. Prepared and sold by F. C. 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This day was Tublislted, in One Volume, elegantly printed, with a New Type, on a fine Drawing Paper, price 7s. the Third Edition, corrected, of that truly popular Work, entitled ' HE PO ST-CAPTA IN ; or, The Wooden Walls well manned; comprehending a View of Naval Society and Manners.--By the Author of " Edward," " A View of Society in France," &c. Testimony in favour of this Work : " A lively series of adventures, chiefly on the face of the O.:1 an, described hi animated language by ore of the sons of Nep tu.L... The scenery, circumstances, and incidents on board, are :I:scribe:l in that correct sea language, which, since the time of Snicllet, Iv; bv :n seldom found in works of imagination. itpo:i the whole, we do not hesitate to assure our readers that the perusal of this naval nary will afford them pleasure and enscrts. General Review.. : Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside ; M G.5.1.74rd, No. 1, Pall-mali; Mr. Cawthorne, Cockspurs ie rot t ; Mr. Lin:Nell, Nimpole-,treet ; and may be had of all Booksellers in the liingdom. Lately imas published, price Five Shillings, in boards, The Seco:id Edition of THE NARRATIVE of CA PT.A.IN DAVID WOODARD, and FOUR SEAMEN, who last their ship while in a boat at sea, and surrendered themselves up to the Ma lays in the island of Celebes ; cu .raining an interesting aunt of their suffering from hunger and various hardships, and their escape from the Malays after a cartivity of two y.:ars and a half. Also' an account of the mann( rs a%d customs of the court try, and a de scription of the harbour and coast, fee. 'Together with an Intro duction anal an Appendix, co. , taining Narratives of various escapes from shipwrecks under great Lard.hip and abstinence, holding out a valuable Seaman's Guide, and CI! importance of onion, con& d..xce, and perseverance, in the midst of distress. Printed for 1. Mhz:L.)3, St. Paul's Church-yard. W!LLIAMS'S JUSTICE. '1 his day wilt publi , lted, closely printed in Four very large Octavo Volumes, price Si 12s. in-boards, THE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and OFFICE of a JUSTICE of the PEACE., comprising also tke authority of Parish Officers, together with Precedent; and Forms of Proceedings. By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Second edition, considerably enlarged and improved, including the Statutes and Adjudged Cases to the present time, with Tables of the names of the cases, and an index of the principal matters. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn ;J. 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Sm. 23 employed in the present im. proved state of Medioa Science ; but also a copious account of Disease% and their treatment, agreeably to the doctrines of Cul- Law, Monto, 'denser, Fordyce Oregory, Denman, Saunders, Home, and other mo d ern Teachers in Ed inburgh and London.— ** wLicit is added, a copious Glossary of obsolete terms. 1 By ItaliF.RT MORRIS, M. D. JAMES KENDRICK, Surgeon F. 1.. S. and others. 0 With respect to the Dictionary before us, the relative qualifications and tastes of the Authors seem to have been very happily applied to the formation of two copious and interesting volumes of medical science. We would recommend these volumes as twat w '.ly a useful but a necessary appendage to the desk ofevery vender of drugs throughout the United Kingdom. We aeknovou ledge, however, that these volumes exhibit many excellear specio mens of analytical illustrations ; that they preserve a proper mess diem between mere nomenclature explanations and tedious Mato • rtes of the dilferent stbjects ; that they are perspicuous, satisfactory, and essnt ly copious, although coploul "chl sesa terms is o n e fi fths most rare qualifications of most modern di s• tloaaries of science. Every article, indeed, besides its derivative aignifieation, Is neatly and accurately drawn up, and several of the pharmaceutical subjects are treated in a manner which proves the authors to be very well acquainted with some of the more abstruse chemical phenomena. The work Indeed, as the authors observe, in their preface, lt wholly modern, and divested of the am-leavers bilge than dm temperaments,' which convey no distinct kneete ledgkit embraces all the late discoveries and most approved preps tree of the ablest physicians of the last al or 40 years. k a wore, this Dictionary , illu strated by numerous well executed plates, must t e nd to diminish the temerity of she presumptuous empiric, by presenting him with a general and luminous flew of that nst* animas science wit'cS be igeorantly dares to profess, white it wis serve as a faithful tablet of memory to every regular practiden:r, whose greatest pis:ware consists In the speedy recovery or Olevist dos of his patients. The general want of suCh ii comprehend" work is a presliniPtive Proof of It* *Witt: . . . AmtWatobia asview. Oct. Ur*. Printed for Cradoek and ivy, Ave•Matisolase, l lanatimp ; .. 1 34 and Briallte, EdinlMrgh. THE UNITED F.: NGDO:\ I, with 50 Maps. 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And cesa try to mention that t h e Author was the perm employed by frorn.the quantity monthly published, they can form en opinion Government amp, of and completing the Reports ptibitrked of the time It will tequire to give any thing like a complete Gal. by Pa:tamest, of the Population and Culdvation of Great Bri. kry of Paintings. tam, and likewise in arranging the Clerical Iketurns, and the eots. There Is not another Work of the kind that professes to give rected Lint sent fitudthe different Oak, oldie Peace. He h i s above Six or Eight copies in 12 months ; and this gives, of itor. consequently been able to render it an Authority en molt of the traits and Paintings, 12 Monthly. Topics an which he treats. . N.B. Such Subscribers as have not completed their series, are Priated tar ittositass Penman Ns. 8, liridgeetrett, Macho %bested to do it immediately, as the pile will be oiled to Non Mans and tet be bad of 111 Great Billitekl trod 1 4 0 lanl, he bank, lad II voivii bilmilash 1. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Mare& 10, isos. 'DHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLINO Ns MAJESTT's NAVY do her <y give )(eke, gut 0 , Th ur sday the Slot instant, they will be ready to f ore Yowlers in writing (sealed up) and treat for such quan -0,01 QUEBEC or other STAVES, At for the purposes of .TIGHT and DRY CASKS, as the respective Persons ow r ay make Proposals thereof, will contract to deliver into tie ro wan Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, t m a proportions as shall hereafter be determined upon, one ,abytke 30th of November next, and the other half by the Slat Januaryfollowing, following, distinguishing the description of of stye , and their length, width, and thickness. To be paid for T able with interest ninety days after date. Thcori tions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Orve• , horender for a less quantity than Ten Thousand Staves KI L/Ditted ' 4 .4 le i will be had to any Tender is which the p r ier s h a ll not 6, twig is seat at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board Oat iChtl ea the said Thursday the 31st instant, nor unless „i to tie Peron who 111.1 ifs the Tender, or some Person on his behalf , OA to "Own when randier. - - - VICTUAL LING OFFICE, Mareh 19, 1804. COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING THEMIS MAJESTT's NAVY, do hereby giro Ni',otc not 00 Monday the 28th instant, they will be ready to re. • T oi le/sin writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply of oat SBA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required fo , d i es:se of His Majesty's Ships and VeAels at the Island of m g leita, for twelve months certain, and further until six months fall be given, for the termination thereof. The mode of ri sotto be by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. .n e asiditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's 0110. Simard mill be 4a to any Tender is which the trice shall not de i o tdio :scat at tenth, or that alai! not be •cred to the Board le en as o'do.h ea the said Monday the Ath instant, nor widen the rinses soh maks the raider, or torte anon on his 8.4a1f, atknds, to ass , ahem called for ; nor will any Tender that contains extravagant pi= log some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value lon Ain, is assilerni as proper to be admitted.