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Two Aots, as perforated dorm who bas - intereit to procure the übcree. The strictest - PO The Thereto Boyel„Grarent Garden. secrecy Will be observed.--Letters, post paid. addressed to X. Y• Olt Printed fon Longman, linws, Knee, and'Orese, Paternoster• Lansdawn's library, Bristol, will be attended to. i Row. N. B. No Broker will be employed. u Of Whom may be had v all Mr. REICNOLI3S . other Dramas. 3+ of 1 I SOCIETY FOR. THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ANION • MANUFACIIIRE6, AND COMMBRCIL. ADZ I.PIII. Masten 4..13011. ' • A LL Persons who propose to become C.antiidates - 1 - - 11 - for the Office of Collector to this Society lathe room et Mr. Borman, deceased; 4 are hereby directed•to take notice, that they warn esti:A.44 tbe.Secietes House in the Adelphi, on Wednesday, tho.etli.inscaot , at Seven o'CJock in. the.evening, there personallp to deliver their Memorial: in their own hand -writing, and tat* ready to anrver such quesdoni relative to their several quidifica. done as may be put to them. The Election will take place on Toosilay, the &hef April neat. Tlw ballot will commence seaen!o'clock in the forenoon, and close at three o'clock in the afternoon precisely. In order to prisveat confusion and delay in the Ballet„those memberamhe we in arrear, are desired to call or send - to the Secretary's Office and pay the same, with the Subscription for the current tear, to the Aniltint Secretary, Mr. Thomas,Woodfell, who is appointed Collector pro tempore. andwbo will attend at the said Office every day preceding the Election, from ten in the-morning till two in the afternoon, for that purpose. By Ord,r, CH Alt! IS TAYLOR, M : D. Sec. PICTUALLINC.OFNiCa. Fekeary 24, 1808. , COMMISSIONERS for V/Gratikj, Ma AtirEsrr, N4TZ de here/I:kw Natio, goTtierlay the •Od of . March nezt they will be ready to , gets ia writing, (sealed tip) andineat for the supply of )ijassu B EEF maybe required forthe use °Mi.; Majesty' s jo g Vessels at Jersey and Weymouth (a se parate Con-- of To be pad for by . Bill owing t he spew of. twelve rn Inds certain, and furthers : Il i, m oths warning *lull be, given. ... 17,gonth interest ninety days law date. r,ihreoggtiens of the Cartracts may be seen at the Secretary's ete; or bym i l tying to the Postmaster at Jersey, and the ClA rithe Clams as Wilmot& *e i oak ha to my Tooter ie r which the tric th e s all nhet let ' bogie wok la hoir, or that Jeans. ife delivered to e Beard ke. t00.'44 fa those iire a tiay the OW of Mara next, ear yam the 4 . 0 v ia mkt dr rain or :O 1e taloa at hie lekelf, attends, to r aw , ,rker.............i.L...—re1ki • T D e n tal the 25th day of February , 150 5 s in A a General Meeting of the Smehoklen, Commissioners t. r Supply, and.Heritoes of the County oftonfries. held within the Court-house of Dumfries, in conseq of Advertisetneuts in the Densities Newspaper— Aistnenora Mazwet the s, yottnger of Tereaughty, in Chair. The said Meander Morterell, being Cdovener of the county, reported, that it consequence of a letter, dated the "ith ult. a . dressed to him by Messrs, Murray. of Murraythwaite Sharpe t f Haddam, Cogelan& of Collieeton, Lieutenant-Colonels Murray saerDangtase and Mexwell of Beneleugh nu bad directed the Clerk to -insert so. Arleertisentent in the Dumfries Nevrepapers, inAnt-thtireseitt nteeting e to take under consider the ation the late alarrrung etrase of augmentations of stipend, obtained by Clergy of Scotland, many of which bare • been repeated in the !Me pertsbas in the centime of a very few years, and have subjected the Writers to a grievous addit ional burthen, as well as much ern= andineonvenismce, by having so frequently to em piqy agents at,Edinburgh, and to transmit their title-deeds for in spec-den. at the Teind Court,, and to concert the most effectual measures for Checking this growing evil. Mr. Muroran's* reported, that on his being informed by the Clerk, that the draught of the propmed new Road Act for this county lod been printed and circulated, he had , also dirt-toed him tq give notice by advertisem ent, that the said draught woelti be taken under consideration by the g en eral meeting this day; when ther e would also be laid before them, a printed copy of the Iteso. lutions of a general meeting of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the coiletty of Aye, of the iSth ult. fur the purpose of consi dering the expediency of addressing the Legislature to obtain relief 1 from the unequal pressure of the Prope rt y Tax, on tenants occu pying Lands in Scathed: Which being taken i n to consideration by the meeting, they in . nimottsly approved of their being called together on the pees.: t occasion. The meeting first took up the business respecting the late encreme in the augmentations granted to the Clergy scar t arr Scot. land, and came to the fo llowin g Recolutians, which were carried by a majority of 27 to four, and these four were all Clergymen. Ist. That with regard to the powers of the Court of Session ea Commissioners of Teinds, under the law by which t he y were co nstituted, the meeting ' do not consider themselves adequate ' judges whether these legal powers have been exceeded or not.- And though better informed than they pretend to be upon that. head, they would consider it improper to express au opinion upon lt, at the present time especially, when they understand the quer , lion is before the supreme Courts of the Nation, and in prepare tion.for their decision. 2d. That the meeting are in t he knowled g e, that repeated auk me ntations have been granted to t he Ministers of very :- • • if hot of the whole parishes of this county, within the space' et aWI years, whereby the HetitOrt were called upon to emoioe .weir ..* and lawyers at Iftlinhargh, and to transmit t he title-deeds of prupertiesto be lodged at Court for investigation, by which these w ere exposed to the risk of bein g lost, and the 'landholders sub jected to much trouble and great expense; these processes of aug mentation, and locality of the stipend consequent thereon, not being finally determined for many years in most of cases. Sd. That the meeting consider it Just and proper, clic...the m'- :Inters of the church of Scotland should be provided with reasor.. able and liberal stipends from the tetrads of their respective parishes, and that the same should be adequate to the situation Incoun lf. i y, n w hich they were wisely plac ed b y the legislatute of the tr and in proportion to the eapence of living or the value of non my at the time. But ink der to avoid the inconveniencies and great ex pence attending frequent and repeated law suits for augmenting and localling the stipends, the medng are humbly of opinion, that it is a subject necessary and proms for the consider. aeon of Parliament; how far the ministers should lie or rest:fixed with respect to the time wh en it shall be Ldpetent f them to claim additi ona l aug mentations of stipends, which meeting the are of opinion ought not to be sooner than twenty-five years from the date of the preceding augmentation. 4th. The meeting are of opinion, that an act of Parliament passed so restricting the time of receiving claims of augmentation, would not only prevent the trouble and expel:ices sustained by landlords as aforesaid, but would also prevent the expert proper of im proper taw suits to the ministers, and avoid the turtbrage and mis- • understanding which would thereby arise between them and the Her icon of their parishes. sth. The meeting recommend to the members of Parliame: S for the county and burghs, to co-operate with the members in other counties of Scotland, for obreiniug a law to the effect allay! • said ; and appoint a Committee of the Prxses, and Messrs. Sharpe, CoPelands Murray, Stewart, Johnston, and Anderson, to corns pond with the member: of the county for that purpose. Thereafter the meeting took under consideration the expedi ency of oddra.sing the Legistatore, to obtain relief from the une qual pressure of the Property Tax on tenants occupying lands in Scotlnod, and unanimously came to the followingßesoltnions,vizi I. us this necessary and generally equitable tax, by 'the rule of assessing tenants in ten per cOnt.of the half of thetepayahle rent, is different Irons the manner of taxing all other descriptions of peo. yle,in so far as these are charged only upon their actual probe or income, and tenants are charged upon a supposed profit. 2. That this tax, w h e n payable only at half the rate now egac ted, and paid in tin sel when produce was abundant and uncom monly high priced, was less felt ; and the principle or Manner of taxation was not complained of by the tenant. But now, upon farms of which the leases have been Inelyletateents proportioned to these extreme high prices, ehe tux is lieeome animpleraple 'MR. COLMAN'S UNPUBLISHED. PLAYS. . On Monday nest will be published, price 41. ed. eaelt, THE HEIR AT LAW, a. Comedy, in five Acts. Tux Suaannaaa 6r Gams, a Play. The Datil-a 011 MIKAN. a Play; also, TIM 111.0tiCaillT, a Pbralear FAUtiOA. i By GEORGE COL , th e Younger. Priatedfor Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Onne, Paternoster -row. Of whoth maybe had, AI Mr. Coassan's other published Dramas. NEW MUSIC. Tula dait was pabrishog, By Goulding, Phipps, D'AdmiW___,e and Co. Mushriellers, Nu. I tit, Nim bond-area ; and 7, Westmeielasihstrest, Dublin, onRA of AIS ; or, Love in the Diggers ; now perfonn ing with unboundvil applause,at the Thoure-Royalatrury lane, compoied by Mr. Brava and Mr. BRAMAN, price 16s. As above may he had, Mr. BRAHAWS Celebrated Piano-Forte, Sc,ng " said a smile to a tear," price :ts. VICTIM:4IW OFFICE, March 1, Mu. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIertMLLING Nis mdassrr, NArr, 1. heriby give otice, y to ro. Tut y e d n erday the Sid instant, they will be read vire Toxins, is writiog (sealed up) and treat for the under wawa godisisor of ASH TRUSS HO OPS, not nailed, via. a pe, Sort Ditto , Long Freet, Middling Ditto, Horltaad , Short Ditto : II CLASSIC TALES. THIS Work is now finished, in Fifteen Parts, price sts, s,l. e sch,—it contains a careful Selection ofthe choicest Tales of the Great Classic Authors, and is adomeci An with 15 narrative Pelvis, ergraved.by Bromley, Hitler, Henth, Smith, and. Scrivon, from designs by celebrated artists; among whi:h will be found two from the admirable pencil of Wilkie. Published by J. Hunt, Examines Officer Beautoit-buildings , Symonds, Paternoster-row; and Chapple, pail Malt. WWI samples of which art at be produced with the Tenders. quantides dist may be agreed upon, to bo delivered into giiesty's Victualling Stores at Deptfoisi, in three months, "ably proportions ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with wont ninety days aver date. The Conditions of the Contract maybe seenat the:imam-fa This day was published. price 4s. the Second, Edition, 1. C OMMERCE DEFENDED. An Ans wer to the Arguments by which Mr. Spence, Mr. Cabett, and others, have atte:npted to prove that Commerce is not a Source of National Wealth. By JAMES MILL, E , sq. Author f an hssay en the Inpoticy of a Bounty on the Exportation of Corn. 2. The Fourth Editiar., price ss. of Mr. LOWF.'s 114QUIRY into the STATE of the BRr n SH WEST INERES. 6 ,• To this Edition is added a Supplement, with Observations on the Edinburgh Review. London : Printed for C. and R. Paldwin, New Bridge-street. Oa* Ye sl ed & hal mat, Tender in which the price dealt mot k &- add& work at length, .r that shaarsot& ddiuered louse Board kfore rat s'alosh on the tad Wesiseday the 43d instant, tor riders the ter m IR & mks the Tender, or come person on his tag, atterLs, to awe irks erilea ORDNANCE OFFICE, Mira 3, MS. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTrs ORDN4NCE, do lureky give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pal-Mall, on w before Monday the gist instant, from such Persons as may be Ong to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Banes stationsd in the following Districts, viz.— • North Britain South West, including Northern • Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire Christchurch !astern, exclusive of Western Worley Woolwich, with its dependencies Southern * dclusive of Worley and Chatham Ctehorn Exoperiod of six month* from the lst of April next. IlisPorage to be furnisbed in rations to consist ai hereafter when tin* to time be required, either of VAL of Oats . r of 71bs. of Oats lgibs..of Hay lelbs. of Hay • and and Sibs. of Straw elbs.of Straw, And must be delivered at the respective Stations at the expense el the Contractor, who is also to furnish such Horses with Owe et es. per Ration, as may be billeted within the district for which be contrite& The Propcsals may be delivered seperatety or jointly for each Radon, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the kale Dung, that during t he p eriod of his Contract may accumu lo.nraking an allowance for the same. Further particulars may be known, up3n application to the Oficers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and she et. the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afaresakl, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock,where the Proposals Into be delivered, seakd up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Supply of Forage;' but no Proposals can be admitted afterthe said am intuit, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither vastly Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Ageut in his behalf, shall attend.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. AMERICA. This day were published, in Three" Thick Volumes, small svo. price One Guises in boards, TRAVELS in AMERICA, perfurmcd in 1806, for the purpose of capturing the Ricers Alleghany, M ceonen rahLla, Ohio, and Mississippi, and it ,certaining the produ and social condition of their Banks and Vicinity. By THOMAS ASHE, Esq. Late Captain iu the York Rangqrs. 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WHEREAS, in pursuance of the 6th Section of the 7th Chapter of the By Laws of the UNITED CONS 'ANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST MIES, it is ordained' " That a list shall be published fourteen days before the An " ▪ Election of Director!, containing the names of such Pro s piston qualified agreed* to law, as shall signify in writing to • the Secretary their desirt of becoming Candidates for the Di * ration, sixteen days before such Annual Election." The Court dplreetors of the said Catnpany do he reb y give notice, in order est the Proprietor may conform) to the said By Law, that the Election of six Directors of the said Company for four ran, is appointed for the pith of April next, and that such Lists will be published fourteen days before the said Election, as the eipare-mentioned By Law directs. W. RA 14SM', Sesretary. burden. S. That many of t h e tenants who took their farms within the three or four last years, by the fall in the price of stock, the in. creased rate of labour, and various tag.ations, are with difficulty enablzd to pay these rents, and many there are mho are well known to encroach upon th e ir capitah far that ( purpose. 4. That in place of this indiscrinduating manner of taxing te nants, it would be just .and equitable that a fair investigation h ' wad be made of their actual incsaues, in.the same manner wit those of merchants and-porta* is o4FurAmployments or .profes sires, many of which appear to bepeleh ; more difficult tD Watl266 the farmer's.int.ciate, who L has comparatieely.but few transa c tions, and these of a public =tut, or.wasily judged of hir 001 0 081koner 1 gf skill That while the tenant thusuaying *high rentjor which his landlord pays she fUll 10 per cent. is unable. without profit jostler to pay any tai, else tenant mote faistuirabty.situatell,` is discoun t . ged from laying ouea share of iiis.presetit Froth in the hnprrre. meat of farm, seeing hew= by this la* get no Stratenteni of tax for tuck proper and necessary .outlay, add thereby his Aka* produce must be lessened. 6. That it appears to this-meeting, nhat eve/ circutt•tatile law, which tends to oppress or 'disc - enrage the fanneri or this country, is of the first national importance ; and therefore, that it is their duty to use all proper meant.to obtain an alteration of ti • said laws, in so far at the same affect 'saints, and for that pintoes the Meetincrecommend to their Members in Paiiiament a to. ooprue Tad. theffAttanbers of other counties of Scotland, for lit• canting such alteratiowor rebel to tenants, es the wistism of :p er . Haman shall deem expedient. And the Meeting appoint is firesaid Comtdixtee to correspond.with the MeinlArs, and mins. mit to them such information as may be juggednec . trte7 fir the purposes required. And the Meetingdirect the Clerk to cause the whole. oft*, a .% Res otiose to be intervd in that t en„EdUaltuf‘h . gounnt., and itilintr../ JournaL • (Aigitedy • ALS.X. MAXWELL, lyxsee. TO SURGEONS, APOTHECARIES, MIDWIVES, MEDI CAL STUDENTS, Ike. 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S. dem And Professor of Matheatics In tbe Royal Military Aca m y, "Woolwich. biathematical truth, naked and.unadoraed, powwow charms is the eyes of only the s •lcct : to allure many votaries, it must be deebed aut • witivembzilisanents,.mnst inBame curiosity by half veiling and half exposing its. mystFriraand werzts,and must row ambition and vanity by the promise of knowledge aid power. For 1 thla end, few Reeks are better calculated thair the elbows before us : the ample title.page of whichsufficiently Announces their am tents, and pot unfairly indicates theli merit. Ihra teach mach with littleirouble, and little , formanty : therrequire no cont'nued .s.tt2in.cf attention. aniLstr.dy ; =daisy itthiesieour tc its re even . the niest simple truths unclothe 'Mo pleasing forms. Me st nd* Revbeev,Mwy P 904 - ... er."4/12".1041§1411.. flAlla*T.: NEXT 'TUESDAY 'TUESDAY TIM STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING ; Aniccetains the faihnrial; unusually Rich LAST of Caraw. PRIZ LS : 3 Prizes of ,fllO,OOO are £60,000 3 10 , 000 -- 30,b00 1.. 5,000 ...... 20000 4 90. 1,000 .... 20, , 000 SO SOO _,1.1,000 SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing Cross, recommend to their Friends and the Public the above Scheme, as possessing superior advantages to any Lottery.for many years past : not Three Blanks to a Prize, an eztraordinaq number of Capitals, and none of the Prizes flied for particular days. ri- SWIFT and Co. have been. remarkably fortunate in the ssle of Capitals : they sold the Tickpt No. I 1,010, the only Prize of C 20,000 main the last Lottery,leal inferior Calitlis• _ ___ - „