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A TOLIN LEEDHA I 4, late of the 04.0 BTH, returnsl j . i, sincere Thanks to his Priends and the Public fur the many Favour' conferred upon him, and very respectfully Informs them % b at he has &tad up the whole of the Hotel in a neat and com fumble manner ; he has made an addition of several Parlours, ridinother respects greatly improved the Premises;and humbly a Pro•tinuance of the Patronage and Support of his Friends ani the Public. • si hr AISTMPLY and BlLLiatan ROOMS are fitted up in a • :dor manner, and be opened this Season.—Mr. Leudham y t t egaged celebrated Lontlon Performers on the Pedal Harp • Violin. The Billiard Table is by Eaatvoo 6. I iv 7, 1 ROR, - - - this day was pollished, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo, prieu . Half .4 Guinea in boards, illustrated ,with a"Mitp uPripaltu, a Ptui of Cadiz, and several other Engravings, • TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN : Containing Matra! DentICINIONS of the 14taN N EMI and DOMAIITAC CQN D ITIU N of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Palming of PIACI, &C. &C. Estimatei of the Powet had Rewourees of the Sraidl Mon:we/in And other Interest* end authentic partinainrs. I Half a word Axed upon, or near the spin, is worth a care-bad of reeollections."--Ot Levi-tits. - Printed for RiCttaltn Putit.trs, Bridge .street, and to be bad of all Booksellers in Town mid Country. Of whom may be had. The PRESENT STATE of PERU, ly I. Sam me*, Esq. with Engravings, price,4.ss. in boards. 611514 FIR TIM BF.R. • AR_ iitahrrOtarter TO BE SOLD (standing), a large quantity of . . - nare, tr. nom.. . . - -IL FIR TIIS4IIF.R. TaizEs of long•and excellent growth, and UIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS der tier r In the best state of preservation, ciistant front 'London'about 9S 'every racility Watei Carriage. AFFAIRS of TAXES. 'baying received Inforinathin miles, and having - Further ponlathrri maybe had, by applyingto.Ntessrs. Lorton that many Persons residing in tt Odes of London and West.. and Smith, thkdoetall-street. mimeo, and parts adjacent, have neglected to deliver Rosana et their Property and Profits for toe Year 1808, as required** said Acts, hereby give Notice, that all Persona who AM sink to deliver their Returns at the °Sea of the Comlnissimmos, ss to the Assessor of the respective Districts, withlOOMiramma d. from the date hereof, will be prosecuted for the penalty incionid by stick default.—By Order of the Board, , , • /IfolMitiffijiriarr2B. PORT WLNE , DUTY FREti FOR .7. I I,LVAGE, FOR SAt E, At the Lortdon Town, Foshole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, next the !Alt of July; at Twelve. &Clock in the Forenoon. ABOOT 19 Pipes of genuine PORT WINE , landed from the Ship Devenish, Thomas Mayne, Muter, lately branded in this POrt, and tq be Suld free of Duty, by Vir tue of an Order from the HonutrAble Commissianers of Customs and Excise, for the purpose of defraying the Salvage Charges, amounting to thiS'utts of oCaitt 10s. For vleothig tits sameiond natty further Partitehns- C:oundni House of • , W e. +ll.4M. LACKY.ER, • *Wont. Irt Ok - DER. 4 4111 . E . COVIMI - 3Sibliii6l l olt . THE is A,I.IEUTENANT - i;1 - - good old Regiment of *Angry, of two Battalions, the second 4ttartarcd in Eng d, laAleutuus of exchanging with an °dicer of tint same rank, it aG rrl on Battalion, or Black Corpa...—Lettera add:word f post p.d) to Mr. Bartholomew Gibaon, Heaa gate, York, will be duly wattled to. _ . e t.. . o . l)ire fir Taxes, Jay le, 160 R. - This day wit, published,. la One Valairte ' istaio. price ts. boards; s New Eiji isif 'POPULAR EVIDENCZSpf: NATURAL RE LIWON, and CHRISTIANITIN. By the 11. T. THOMAS WATSON. • Aing‘trot Longman. Hurst, Rees, and Orate. Paternoster-row. Shortly will be published, by the same Author, ' the Intimations and Evidences of a Future Stste. A New Edi title, in ittmo. NAVAL INTEREST. AHANDSOME Premium will be gifen to any, Lady or 9enticinpn echo his interest to procure the Ad resits:T. a person hi the Nary, a *Mow& /nook& Thrd State in Ordain! ism Ship of time sow aMa in4deignisiAls my • Pusaar of a 'Mkt! Rate , isi o -art about to be in Goismitstlon, may exehange with the Advertises:on advantageous terms. Address by letter only, post paid, to Y. Z. at the Struggler Coffee-house, Boass-itseet, Covent Garden; twat No. 14, Pesce val4treetlapsarelkrbreel. 'fa TIM ARMY. • N Ensign in a fine old distinguished Reginwit (likely to remain a copsideruhle time in England) miller, glad to effect an esehange capon equal terms) ill any Corps at bue Battalion now under orders for foreign service, or that likens vetted to be fortannth actively employed. Letters addressed (postpaid) to Z. Z. at Wilks and Co.'s, Prfis. Irv , and Booksellers, New-street, Birmingham, vrill be instantly attended to. POSAL OF DANISH PRIZES. •*, t FOR P0151..1C-.SALE: At th e Lontlesine, Plymouth, on Fiiday the sth of Aognst 2 • - • at twitie o'clock, THE good Barque ELLZA.6I:III and CHRISTINA, Loastarrwr Master, (Ne. igs), Dimensions —Length on Deck, 76 feet inChes : -breadth, .21 feet 101 inches; adrnea- ' kw*. 153 4e-94 Tons. Condemned as Prize to the Crown, and: lying in Catwater. For 'Sewing the vessel; an any further ',ardent:we, apply at the Counting-house of Mt. TiiumAs LOCILY.SII., itiltochant, one of the. Avon fur Danish.Ptiz.es. • Finset*, July 1, . 190*, • , This day was published, 4,n.two Volumes 4to. illustrated by twenty-five Engravings from Original Drawings, price 31. DR. 6d. in boards, ADESCRIPTION of CEYLON, containing an Account of the Country, inhabitants, and Natural Pro ductions; with nasvatives of a Tour round the island in 1600, the Campaign in C a ndy in 1603; and a journey to Ramisseram NOTICE TO DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. 2kti., Persons %rho have any Claims or Demands Om Estate atid.Rffsets of Misers. ROB T. ICYRDY and JOHN TVRNkR, late of Blatulford Forum, in the County of Darset, 'Hosiers androertners, deceased, are desired to sand an Account thereof to Thomas Oakley; d Blandford Fortin% afore said, Coal Merchant., the Ezecutor, in order that the same may be discharged ; and Al persons standing indebted to the 'aid Bowe, We'requestod tq partheir reipective Debts without dclay. , illaudford, June so, litott. iiREE DAYS DRAWING OVER, and the folitwint Rich List of cAprrAL PRIZES yet is the Wle4: 4 of R 20,000 t of 810,000 2 of AV POO I of 5,000 5 of 1,000 _ _ . in isQs. • By the. Rev. JAMES CORDINPR, A.M. Late Chaplain of the Garrison of Columbo. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roes, and Orme, Paternoster-row. 6 ' We cannot conclude without expressing the pleasure we h*Ve experienced in performing the duty of censors oh Mr. Cor ti diner's work, which we candidly acknowledge seems far beyond the well-founded exceptions of the critic, and entiticti to great praise."—Gent. Mag. June, 1308. - • DV Cltbitg .• • POSAL OF tsANISH PRIZES. Willbe SOLD,* the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the SA! August neat, at 12 o'ciqck, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vii._ rot LAPIATATIbk. SS Casks of Train Oil. . rot nusta corrsourrtois. ST Deals-... 3 Deal Ends. • Being the rentaioisq part of the Cargo of the Fortuna ?: FesFar master, detained bn her voyage front North Bergen, anic.bn demand as prize to the Crown. .. • • For viewiug the same apply at the Counting hositat.of Mr. THOMAS LOCKVER; Oue of the Amts for Dia& Pelee. . -.- I • Ike. &c. &c. ,ax r FRIDAY, July )S, will balite Fourth Day of Draw. let —Tickets and Shares, (warranted %indrawn) are on Sale at IWthe Licensed Offices in Town and Country. _ _ _ CHELP,d. HOSPTrAL, Amis P,Amp. 4- 17HESE are, by, order of the Right Hopourable the Lords and others, Cominiqsioners for managing the affairs of ihltlioyal Hospital at Chelsea, to -give notice, that all _Qin-Pensioners belonging to the Mid Hospital, residing in 'UM dna, or within twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear . Originally Ind regizientally at the geentarrs Office, ire the sand Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different claws ording to their several rates of Pension, as undermentioned; when' attendanei will be given Rem Nine o'clock In the Morn ing, until 'Firer In the .Afternoon, for the payment o 1 Half s insets Pension in advance, to Christmas next, with an augmentation in proportion in theirdinhility and length of service, accenting to hie hdajostipi sew regulations in their fatronr. s, • ON THURSDAY, THE IiTH, • The Perisloners at ild. pei day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Gaged., ist Rqintent of Foot, to the 69.1 Rose. mutt inchisive, ON FRIDAY, THE 11TH, Thom at 6d. per Air, It on; the 69d itegimeat Of Figo•,, with the , remaining Regignents or Corps; as also the Pensioner; at 9d. per day, from the severilßegintennof CaVairi,*Foot Guards, the lst Regiment of Foot to the 69th inclusive, ON SATURDAY, THE 16TH, Those at 9d. per day, from the 70th Regiment of Foot, with Ate remaining Regiments or Corps; as also the Pensioners at Is, per thy, from all doe-Reginvints of Civalry, the Ist and Calliareira Regiments of Foot Guards. ON MONDAY, THE 18TH, Those at lf,• per day, from the. 3d Regiment of Foot •thmeds.• the Ist Reginieut of Fact, with all the remaining Regiments en Corps. ON TUESDAY, THE 19TH, Plow Pensioners from any Reginwnt or Corps, at le. la. 14;. !s. it& and Is. I.)ti. per day. ON WEDNESDAY, THE 90TH, Those at Is. 24d; and Is. 3d. per day. ON THURSDAY, THE 21ST, Those at Is. Std. per day, with those of the different rates, to 2s. per day inclusive. ON FRIDAY, THE 82D, Those at 2s. Old. per day, and upwards; those from the Militia, at .sd. per day, with the Private Gentlemen who receive Aunni ties from the late ist an! sd Troops of Horse Guards, And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the raid Hospital, who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from Lon don, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the 25th of December next, and after every succeeding 25th of June, and 95th of December, until further Orders, to apply to one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the following Affidavit; which the said Magistrate for the County, City, Bo - rough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears will sign and due, viz. 4t Silliitti.•;--TO UP. 'LET; - 'IEIsIIGHT'S HILL COTTAGE, the Residence .of 'the Right Hondiable THURLOW, deceased, vritti Cards Hasse, Gordon, Stable, &c. and about our Acres of escollant Meadow and Posture Land, lying House' pleasaotly situated, near adjoining to the Village Of iiivrieh in 4 mast respectable neighbourhood, is perfectly re- Becd; arid ermmunicatint with , the metropolis (front which it is distal( only ale Miles` by ea:al - ia& IPlar4) welfing House is commodious and conveniently fitted up t. igic flee accomnbodatiaa 9f.ik genteel Va*ily. Far turthessargicalars apgly,at Mr. James's Office, No 5, New Rosweit•Cat • Lineal's Inn, *haze T:ekets of adrnis.ion may sko be had lbe4iesaing die preitsiae4 Thai day was published, In 12mo. with Copper-plates, price 6s. in boards, 'The Second Edition of A NEW TREATISE on the US fix ; the L A- GLOBES; or a Philosophical View of the Earth and Heavens: com2t.ehending an Account of the Figure, Magnitude,. and Motion of the Earth ; with the natural Changes of its Surface, caused by Floods, Earthquakes, &c. designed foe the Instrtiedon of Youth. By THOMAS KEITH. 2rinted for Longnua,Hurst,itees, and Orme, Paternoater.row. is This Volume comprehends a great quantity of valuable mato* In a small compass, and we think it cannot fail to answer the purposes for which it is dcaigoed."—Brit. Crit. " This work is ably executed."—ben. Rev. Also by the sante Author, An Introduction to the Theory an:. Practice of Plans and Spherical Trigonometry, lcc. in 1 vol. Bvo. prise Ins. 84. boards. ' II W.iTED Drat ag:Parcha.te, within at tan apee 9t Town, a. small VILLA er COTI'ACE • with at least teso Sitting Roosts and tbret! er four Bed Rooms, • btlidks ilefoinmoderion foe &rubies, Stable and Coach House, Garden, ood a few Acrea-of - Gnus Land.--,l.F.eery particular, price.ritudien. Ac • Klett be mentioned, o^ no attention can he paid.-r--Arpl7 tty letter, to F. AV. C. Mr. Jackson's, Stationer, 04 • .er em+4ooflatesard-striier. 11° 7 . " NOVULS- • ' • •1% day Puriliscsi, dedicated eel 16111M11111.1), the. --• • • Perish' honk* • • ••••• £ rOVEL by a Naval Oificsol Any very terse linno. frice 16a. Od.imeeds. 7..,TheVisleh e4sartt 13ap, by an Irishwoman, slither little lifait/ *Merit. in S Ings: 12er. prier ins. boards. I. Tie Mordeter, of the Fall of Levee, by J. Bounden, in ft vols. lemo. price Ps. Imbeds. " • • 4. The I reishvrentan, a Weicl, by Miss. Bran, in five very ;arge yea l tmso. price ;Ss. boards. Printed fer, and mid by Lane, Newnan?, and Cat. I .l!ibserra Office, Lead-shall-street; C. Chapple, PaliZiall; Wm. "Ark, Alberoarle-ctseet,Loadort; A W0f.:31 and J. Cumming, Dublia anti all Booksellers. . . At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 15th July s at Fleven o'Clock, Tligooclßrig el PURISSIMACONCEPCION, hutthen about lip Tons, well calcniated for the Coasting 'Tiede, or any other where burthen is required. ' Also, the /sod Sloop LA CAROLINE, borthen 50 Tons about fear years old, and in most excellent condition, suitably for any trade her dimensions may suit. Likewise, the good Chasse Maree (name unknown) bor,,lien about 30 TC:".3 ; alt lying In Sutton Po ol, and there to be delivered. Afterwards, for Exportation, 18 Casks Brandy-114 Casks Red, and 34 Ditt6 White Wine. For Home Consumption, About 80 Tons of Yellow Rosin-3 anchors--I piece of Anchor-2 Grypnalsee2 Cables—Pieces of Mast. Being the entire Cargo of the said vessels, corkderqned as prize to ids Majesty's ship of War Minzave, Rictinto Hevristas, Esq. cernmaadee. Fpr viewing the Vessels and Goods apply at the Counting-house of Edward Lyne, the Agent, yr to WILLIAM LOCKYER, Merchant. Plyesopch, June 24, 1808. 'lbis day spas published. Printed in aoysti Quarto, price Three Guineasan boards, the Aria 'Volume of a Nevi Edition of 'THE HARLEIAN MISCELLANY. A "'Col lection of scarce, envious, and entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as well in Maunscript at in Print, selected from the brary of Edward Harley, second Earl of Oxford. Interspersed with Historical, Political, and Critical AIM°MUMS, by the late William Oldys, Esq. and Additional N )tes to the present Edition. By THOMAS PARK, F. S. A. This magnificent Collection of rare and valuable Tracts, will in the present Edition be augmented by numerous curious pieces, selected front the Haitian Manuscripts and Pamphlets, and ac companied with Additional Notes. 'lhe new matter to be intro duced into thisi Work (of which a very limited Impression is printed) will increase it to Ten Volumes, one of which is bites. died to be published every three Month.. London : Printed for John White and John Murray, Fleet street; and John Harding, St. Jantes's.stnect. lest published, forLoomman,Hurst, Reed and Ovine, Paternoster Row ; Darter and klarvq,aracecburch-strew, I.ondon; Wit ten And Son, Yowl, hod A. Ctinebilik and Cit. Edinburgh, AEW • and IMPR O VED EDITIONS of an ENGLISH GRAMIttAIit,ENGLISH ZXERCIS&S, and &KEY to the EXERCISES. 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Indefatigibic pains have been taken to render this small Dic thwary complete and correct ; in point of wonk it will be found rot only more copious than fitottarelli's, ftiontucci's, and Marti nelli's, but containing a greater nmatec than those of Barrett! or AlderL • ti' !‘ , . 7 • London: Printed for P. and W. Wrune, No. 45, Paternoster row.—Of n'bom may be had, in three neat pocket volumes, price 9s. sewed, wisbellished with engraviogs on Wood, by John Nesbit, sTutuvrs REFLECTIONS on the Works of Goo. A new and liberal Translation by the Author of the Advir.er. A few eopigs are printed an royal Mae wove paper, and hotprtssed, pries; 13s. 64. bekrds. • PC - 4 „ rfl • ,•~trl:t ' • tee quintafers: • • V *BMW M Rietrisan Pnit.ttes E Na O; irldsr-street, Black /AN rind to be beiLwilaitigie rcialkof all bookicilers 10 cilt wan and Ire '.B. ft Li abAct soperenous to add, tin& the above-mentioned liorkb are the moot esteemed and poraler,tbet have been dieted. tetthe notietat the Goessmesaes' of Academie) for 1160 Y years pair. The iksin of "woes:lye ed • Osed as fAsi as the Stepoothe worts ad: be printed, suld Ake ednpdon of . 06" 4, twain tfiirpriki" pa r tibtai thhtl gout lie eniffe,lii n Wm" tectinien, aaAs tbe inferie; meet and of their alai= to Worsal padenook 1.4 - SOMERSET: TO DE SOLD EY AUCTION', - - On Monday, the Ist day of August next, at the White Hart Inn, Wellington, precisely at Four o'Clock in the afternoon. A MODERN-BUILT MANSION HOUSE, , fl Galled WELLINGTON COURT, formerly the residence' of Addilial Sawyer, but now occupied by Mrs. Cal= ' with the Ctoeli-houses, Stables, Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, and all or any part ef CIO.= adjoining. The Houle is deli3htfally situated in the Vale of Taunton, and Immediately adjoins the Town of Wellington, ttough perfect* secluded from it by I jniliciously amnge. Plantation. The prin. aii...l fiber consists of a spacious Entrance Hall and Staircase. Antiovom 26 feet D i n ncs by 16 feet, a Drawing-room ;6 feet 7 inches square, a ing-room 23 feet 9 inches by 15 R . 8 Inch. and-it Study 13 feet - sq'eare. Above the principal Floor there are Cwo stogies of f - vitilg. apartments and Dressing-rooms adjoining. The attaebed Offices are replete with acvmucodations and the .o ntike i z igeesahave-.erety sort of convenience. The Para con tains abet,* NO Asorcejlf Obe richest Land in the County of . . .. Somerset. At th* sane limo wilt he sad a 'umber of Pietas detached frost each asher,nat acipining.the Tenets of Wellington ~ And the Manor of Lordship, with a most dee:able Estate, coiled Wet " lington Pak, consisting of a• Fuhs-Heese, with suitable Out: Li b a dapp spit tat 380 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable an d Ilfped . _ - pAiTchfah she biro time mat be obtained at the Office of 1 1 .4. Wasite, %haw, Wellington, Sammie ; or of Mr. Dyne, sl4clior,Sesjeaai buisTeinple. FOR PUBLIC SALE, - On Friday, the 15th day of July% at the London Tavern, Posh()le street, Plymouth,' A Q UANTITY of SHIP and other STORES, as :slows: . WWI rim A :waxen s.rse OT W 5114,72111 CANVAS OP TUIL Slttt't QUALITY One New Main Course, Head 76 fact, Foot 75 feet, Depth in the Middle 33 feet - 651 yards. One ditto, Head 71 feet, Foot 7 5 feet, Pepth in tbe Middle 37 feet - ' • - 634 ditto. . One Main-top-sail, Head 45 feet,; Face MI feat, • • Depth in the Middle 46 feet - 649 ditto.' One lore-top-Fail, Heed 97 feet, Fong Aker, De b i . in the Middle 41 feet:• • • • t% AMICRICAM,IO4OAII; MASTS. One 64 1 ft: long, t* Inches sinifte. One 53 dn. IV, . One 54 l6 do. , Our 59 do. ISI de. - erreassuaaa storrs. Ogeefeet long, CO inches square, • FIRDIRICKSTAD MASTS. Two 54 feet long, 16 inches square. MASTS PROM IMPS BROKEN t:E. One Mainmast. 76 feet long, , so incises diameter: One Mast, Ss feet lan, 18 do. • • ti Sundry Topmasts, Yards, and 100 Rough Ash Handsgikes an a g aii Baas. X 4 '" • Two * Pumps chambered, 14 f*..lait7',4 maces or CASLRtAND BOVE' .moar . Oß 'LESS WORN. Gee Piece, 13 inches 74 fatfiault. ' • • • 2 ;.„ One do. 16 do. 73 do. • cline do. 11 do. 96 do. Oise do. li do. 64 do. Two do. 13 do. 71 do. A quantity Cr.ble hint. SS Gun Breechlngs. Sundry plates new Rope of dilFerent.siste,.striding and rum's. Rigging, Points and Gaskets cogged, iron Strop and. other blocks; Dead Eyes and Hearts, nine large Chain Platesund Eicad'Eyes, a quantity of old iron Hooks and. ThLnabks, Spikes, aed other Nails, a Fire Engine, 193 Remmers and Spurges, 41 leather, and 40 Waal Cartridge-boles for • greit Guns, t4ght large Cork -Buoys, 10 Casks l'itch and 'Turpentine, Mats, Resin,•twe large. Iron Chains, two large Corpsr Rudder Chains for. a Ship of SOO to 1000 Tons, 29 . Sheets New Copper, one Cask 'Coppe r Nails, one large Ship's Bell weighing lbs. Leader and canvas, Isozes for filling Water, Casks of different descriptions, and a variety of other Articles. Catalogues of which may be..had eight days pion tR t t, e Ask,. at Messrs. Smith, Marten, sad Si * . Darlse's,Loodon; or of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, MG - skants Ihriciatin Plpfacuitk, hose cgs, IOOL . came before me, one of Lis : Majesty's Justices of the Peace fir the County of and made Oath that be was admitted an Out-. Pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, on • day of " 17 [or IS' . 1 from she Regiment of coemainded by . ;tin theta aged &beet years, served in the Army years, was diseharged for end that he is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but as Perfsioner of the said Hospital, at per day, and now lives In the Parish of in the County of IS Swift' Whee l me this . ' • day of • la .`l - Affidavit, drawn according to the above form, sworn be fore, dated, and attest!!! byre 'Magistrate, is to be put up in a ' Cover, and sent by the General Poet (directed ,thus ) " To the Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces, London, " marking on the Cover, " Chelsea Pendular's lidavit;" andCuuoterpmes or Duplicates of the said Affidavits. ' ere to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respectively tobe exhi bited to such persons as shall be directed to pay then., that they easy be *edified that all such as may claim Out-Pe/14°u, are the real Persons entitled to receive the same. • ''And to tlj end, that-the Cbmmissionersror the affairs of Chel sea Hospital, may be satisfied that the Pensioners are airtime: Persons who have passed their examination, it is hereby further , affected, that such of them who have served in, and haste: 6een discharged frpm_atry of the Regiments or independent Coinpaaleti of Invalids, or Royal Veterah Battalions, are not to mention .1n theirAffilavits ouch Reglasent or Company of Invalids, or Soya Veteran Raftaltoin in which they served last bat she Regiment, t roo p, or Corps, of the Army from .which thyy Were first &charged and recommended, and received it - eheisca - H6spital. The Pensioners are particularly to take mike, that 'the .haltt yearly payments after Mfisunitner, are reguisteti.as thb.plaec of plyment, by the musters at Chelsea, or the Affidavita sent as ebove, Atter theehristnispreeediug, and that the Christina pay ment is in the like manner, regulated by the Musters or Affidavits after the Midstimmer preceding. s it .is alto ordered end directed, -that no Perin, who shall change the place of his abode, given in at his 'Muster, or Tecified in hit Affidavit aforesald,sbd who may apply for his Petition (ex: earring to the Officer; of Excise nearest such place of abate) shay receive the sause.unle.wit appears, t ipthe Certificate of !especial, bit peigns; that such removal was through urivoldaltle necesity, which be or they could no( foresee or pr, mini. e • . And that if any Pensioner shall frauduleutly attempt tormelve -a double payment of the Petition, etcher at Chelsea, or it. afferent places, keshall he struck off the Lists.' . , • Lately, it is readied, the: none will by entered upon the Pay 'Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benett therefrom, who Atoll not act agreeably to these ordersedd dime. dons; particularly in sending their half-yearly Affidavits to tb, s "Paymester.Gesind, as above directed, and to no other ..offiee ; which mimed of the Pete:toners have of late either segictuf pr sePtart ougularie to other departments. G. AEIST, Secretary and Registrar.- \, ~ _ • , . . Tbiritiay was published, laOne Volante, ito. Ilktstrated with plates, price 21, 1:. 6d. boards, AtiN ACCOUNT of the LIFE and WRITINGS et JAMES BRUCE of Kinnard, Esq. F. R. S. Author of Thies* to Master the iktited of the 1411 q in 1769, 9, 70, 1,2, sod s. ' • ny ALEXANDER MURRAY, F. A.S. E. • • and Secretary for Ferelgu Correspondence. Printed for-Ltslostan, Hurst, Rees, and Orin*, Paternoster row, London; and Constable and Co. and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. Of whoa: tray be had Mr. Bauct's Tautest, to Datcovaa the Souact of the Nar i ta he lean 1762,9, 70, tt 2, and 2 • The Second Edition corrected and enlarged. To which is pre fixed, a Life of the Author, handsomely Feinted, in 7 vole. two, with Volum,c of Copper-platts in 4to. 41. 16s. in boards. A few Copliblare printed in Royal Bvo. with first Itnprenions of the Ylates,-price 71. Ti. in boards. . CAPITAL SCRQCst4EIit. . - ; .1 . 4 FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Louden Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, ilea 1501 ml's se Eleven o'Clock in the Foremen % .7 - T HE handsome Schooner L'ANuRAL. begs'---r 1 DIMLNSIONS. Length on Deek - IPS Et. Bak r' - 1 Breadth . . 22 . -• Adrpeasures . • . 175 92-94 itni : '• i. Piereesl fit le guns, _completely. tiew, raving been ilitiPs twelve hours at sea when captured, would make a most cite:it:it lett er 1 of marque, Iser bold being roomy, and capable of carrying i large cargo of freshwater and prwrislonifoi a long verlge, sad wanting nothing to send her to sea inuisodiatelg. Condemned at Prize to his Majesty's ship of war Surin-un, losing .Lact, Eli. Com mander, anti now lying in tiarno.we. Also, .dl her warlike and other Stores. For viewing the Vessel and her Storm, and any further parti culars, apply at the Counting-House of Edward Lyne, Esq. the Agent, or to WILLIAM LOCKYER, June 24, 1808. Merchant. - -. •