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" By V Renewo it Y oftl% lifiiisig , Flobt* be *wire qv* 45°,009 wasgmi!t 4 i,b4llstestiffiAll# 4 .Yrel Ofofil!' v i ity of want ; but at 11914004 since eft fe nce srtkis . 0 mi. roe, las the mass Of evelky'kiio id miltiW'fingi c s'A 4- it s • co untry to which thar allti4bil At , 41 10 tt • man y sanguinary bittlerftisktatlailtAillikal,(l4l savoy, p rati d e sharg, end OW Oblwalltrls littlellielialt tbu peaceable inhabitants, suffoiisr Atipftmle!.3o• 4 o# I f' o w , alb o f hi s tory . 'TheGliunittep al l szielbAto i iissros up,'llie minds of their countrymen, that ln antl er of liiitisla sup. p e rrobey have remitted to denbekditii&A` ditsikiptiairr tevaio awe of neat 140,000. 4;' , 'Aot .3/botiott*:;l 4 , 4 e ys b w „ evi Amount already of t; : • .. eallslolll3 6luisciPerkolg s • .01IPI nuFsiveta : ,- 4 7 . ) ... privy D r i ver Cooper . 410 10 ThoinajaidA _ohnLainei ,51, 4 Mn Whi t fi e ld 10 10 Friends at•ftsit, at adz; - -.., LB. Vigor., Greek- - MINIM* Meeting ISirti met, Sobo .5 0 Tho.,Thompson, M. P. IL R. H. 1 1 ' flUll 20 0 At Messrs. Hobhouse, S. H. Etbexingtoo, Hull 10 0 Hill, and Co. A few Friends a Nam- L F. by Ladbroke's witch, Per S. Moline 12 0 and Co. 0 5 J. S. 11. • 2 4.0 Lirut..Col. Cha Fraser 10 10 From a well-wisher, in ...: , W. w. vi.l erritigton, 5 5 Cleveland • 1. ' T. M. 17 10 William Yen, Esq. , 4. 4 James Ware 21. 0 Aeln..V t in •,a ' 2 Darlion,Nuel,Temples . i'' • .1 tor. I'hbmat Van 'A'• 2 2 and Co. :100410 Mrs, fts..Van • . ,i-,711.. 1 Gr. Lefever, Bank .. .4„,41 Mr. V. Van , , i 3 0.. 3 J. Ctinin;ham , v fir ; iohn triagenin . • 1"" * 1 Cuningbano ll l3o: 401 50 IR - A Lando* Clergierrow ;LS ..,2 The Kw gtuaingbaces - IL; 2, Messfs. Rolling & Boe e lip ... Rena ell ' ' l t Tbs. R. Halts 4. •. ~,. 4.00 Muss, s. Unwin &Cs. CV 51, Green"aceiftlaniiir W 1 T. Wu lt, Feun ` ffant in erssey ' dr i p s-Hall - C • 91J - I litya . via, din. Lcil. 21.14.8urk • 1 0. lyleses.Willtunkliessva_t .. Tae,„ B. Murrard 1 3 and CO. '.. . ''''.- • ! l ibii t•Vennt; Ekl• 10 10 si.wwran,setimit6; ..i. miusitaiset ° Lambe "- - 2 0 4:l7lr7ki th pgiiii " begLIWWTOSwick 'S R stApothecarbS•:. if if - : ' : • 11 1 I l‘v,Mal A • LOT "ER ••• MIRTH of MARCH , the STATIt Letigint will begin Toftwing. • There are Two Prises of . A 4 o0,1)00,. &C. avd no Prise Less than. dl7. 1-. Tho not of the Public are reaper fully solicited by ,E. EIYTON, S,tock-Broker, At his truly soccessfui Ofiffes, 2, Cornhin ; and 18, Coventry-Street. y ~ . OPPIeII OP OVA WO, ~relprraig THE PRIPICiP.EL e Mit JRSTirs ORAN ANCR, hero, give Notice ) , That Proposals will be received 4 their Office in Pall-Mal' on or before Wednesday, the 2d March next, from such Persons as may be wilting to • undertake the supply of certain articles of IRONMONGERY, consisting of TOOLS of various d'scrip tions, for service of this Department, for a period of three Years, deuensinable s at the expiration of one Year, upon a notice of three • months at the option of either party. • Patterns of the Artities may be viewed upon application at the Principal StorrhoeperN °thee in the 'rower ; and further Particulars, together with the 'fermi and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Mace, in Pall-Mali aforesaid, any day between tbit hours of ten and four o'clock, whore the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed' " ProOosals for Ironmongery Tools;' but no Proposal can be admitted . Aar the said NS day of Match, ntt 12 o'clock at noon of the .samir Asy, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party - radiditirit, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. -* ardor of the Board, • R. H. CREW', Secretary. I. • .... . PAMPHLE'rEEL • : ' -.--“! 116, : :..:1 :Lt. .-• . - • . Lately published, rice 'as. 6d. ~ . . NO. IV. OF - THE PA.I4PHLETEERs in the series of Which - work ate contaieretl, -betides tither valuable anal Mistrial Pamphlets, those of Mr. VAYSITTAAT, Mr. Ho saissotr, &c. &c. on Ftultoce—of the Bishop of La tt cuLtt, Mr. Eus race. Mr. Cite/Imes Butxte, Mt. La 'Masuattes, 4ac. &c. on the Catholic Questlon-$-of Dr. hit.saata„-tMe.Vmsp kurritat, Mr. GANnot-titt, &c. on the ilible Soeirty—of this Report of *e Committee of Correspondence—Mr. 13k act, Dr. MACLILAN i GRACpUVB, : PROIIUS, Limas, Ste. - an Fast India Aktfairk.-and of Mr. t.. MA R all .0d Mr. WILSELMICE, 00 the expediency of sending Missiouaries re tills. Sati by' Gik and Co. Bieck , Parry „s and Co. Rodwell, . don ; and all other Booksellers. i. , lain. V. is to the Pass, and will be published In t a 1101vAlliV i . -- triciiitb c tUßNE, and Co. Royal Exchange, respectfulW inform the Public, chat they have on Salo- a vari-ty pf Numbers,'Tickets, and Shares forth. present small Z,G'l"l>l4ilV d 14000 'tickets, to be drawn in 'No Dap, Iris. like ** AMA.th dutax r MONTH. THE SCHEMA CONTAINS s ' i t; o 7. - . Pthes of - L'2 000 : - 3 ..; 1,000 • • " r4 viitik bt 41 1 0 ' tfl i MPl.P t h r!!! iti#llll,lf** • l . ..! , • ... • I LOTTERY-4TH MARCH. 4 . PHE CoQtractors,•SWlFT and Co. resptetfullT 1 remind tbe Polak, tbat the Drawing of the State Letter, emnmettoe on FRIDAY,II64.-31b of MARCH. Tie Scheme eon?ista of ONI.Y geoo TICKETS, * And contains numerous Capital Prizes, Including 47V/0 , - - - of - - X*o,ooo. Tickets and Shares are Selling by SWIFT and Co. , No. 11, PoaLTa? ; I No. SI, ALDOATIL . it, Cemistia•Caoas; STistT • • Vito Sham, and Sold la the Last . Leete;y. • 1 9a, - • - a - - LOOM 14*** .• • • _ • - iC20,000 setifer flbe receding Lottery. J 7 A in* : - .. ~ Joig. lin. Arm, Wet 11166 A CV= "lisoi pad Consurv - —: .$ • • • tk• He M A Rt l i t Seeretari unetuoviA D, es* .SEAT OF WAR UT VRANCEI - Inaia dartrit published, price Ts. Id. in one large sheet, or casefor the pocket, NEw. 104,2 of FRANCE, divided into De yarements and Provinces, coinrohendini the Netherlands, 1664 Itelishcifid - nait of Germany, on 'a Stade dent to skew Ike present Military Operations. • London : Printed ibc John Cary, iiti,fitrand; of whom may kiwi, A Finn of 'tits bat* ut Lel" Wigs a Delkiiption, P ri " SIN ... WAIL IN FRANCE. .4 AMA? of FRANCE, imcludirg the NETHEtt- LANDS, an 3 the COURSE of the lIHINE from DUS T . SUMGAIT to BASLE"; design from the large Atlas of Frabie, elk' Opted as fejt *beau , Wu paper , price 16 s. . The WIPIRE of FRANCE, c,ogroesl .from ,Layie's lan, On the vatic scale ; pribted 'on - e:stieti ofdoeble elepb . •••,. . /1.. MAI' °far XINGDOM of FRANCE, diridid tote Pro. okeet ; printed tin' One sheet of Imperialliitkr. price 4s. MAP of the NORTHERN ciVICANCR, print ed on one skeet of CAlamblkpaper, price 71.64,, %bibbed by W. Fatten, Geographer Majesty• and to bis Royal Higbookthe Noce Regent, No Si Cbvinil7eF9". This day was published, price 11. &ch Number, The RIGHTIENTH 141314/3ER and. SU P PLILMENT of THE .R914, 4 ° .-,ALLITARY PANORAMA,' with, Portraits of General Lord Her clansitivo titlNarriekblllrAT/Citl t it, and Maps of Portugal sod FAWN& Tlia siagglossmat,. 'Ala-completes the Third Va.- hinte of this Work, revu t ed pi,rti q uoy ietere,ting by a v - tiety of ftnportant Wintry WS Polifftvil ArdeleS; among w hich a rb__i lativssin Slr-Damia nuttniajang do Pciatlllt MI a the wampaign ko the Peninsula; an t a soao on the Military 4..pt ic oti Vie Country, arts and Lieutereilit'Stdr4's Trial of I. Bjtatttor.—This is • the only Work lu *MO the .01 eft Court Martial will be, given. , ! ; . - -, 2 ,' Abt Pe P. Martin and Co. FOS; 664.tf-streit. • 0f 41061 marbO tin following Military , Works: ,• • , s* . f 4ortbern ro i l. Sao , with Plates,'" de* by / • 134 4P0rf,. Ens, • -! Cc; Memoirs of General Moreau, Hera. diro,l4l. dittge - ThiMen-rairs and Camp-Met of the Cr6vni Pitfall of 3 Weden, by 4icto,- will be published In*** &IS; ellhallldeed 'with an elegant Portrait of his Royal fiiglrigi, from * in the possession of Madattio de Stael. . THE Cola ilicl . Damp Air at this S~est`son,' acting Resealy rite human frame, Should be carefully' guarded' WOK. The 1J and GUAtit however 'ire more liable to be affected. For their proteetlogh, the ,CHEVALIER &US PIMP. DElftlltitlell and TINOWRE are Erthigly recant varftd_, ett4 which brach stiandsm• cad mtetigent qualities, srs Pewsrftd um in defending the Plerpte coopected with the Teeth;Md. Will tiestually fasten' theft Tied' tthtteMme loose,, alt e lhomiltbly ar my other mem. • . ossowit eZe ~0 3/Ir4t r ines, with the al so long kit* .g• bads or Bleeding, both ly and n iftt_, 4 0 4 lettbe. beim hi pall MA apposite Carlton now. Tineteis say *led Is strong Half Pint Souks,: 'we 61 ISMS Midasssssrw. . *it blilt-intite.: Stock:brokers, 7, codlik .and lin, Oziorti.straii4 respectfully return their,,liaaks ,f 4 p ri pau fayears, and „Wain beg hove to remind the PuNte that Tickets and Share. are on sale at their Oid t .erabrished aad For- Iktir e te ts olll , wh e i ee ct , i as begins above, awfor t kig riErc e, 7 Lo i ge A l r ef u rly Mar e c to 1 Scheme contains Two Prizes of £20,000, Two of X 2,000, t :nree 0.36'1,000, Four of £5OO, besides 21. other Capitals. ':AItROLL and:CO. sold Biz Capital Prizes in the last and • , • late Lotteries viz. , 5425 1 . - £lO,OOO We. 9,459 • i 91,000 2,lss, . - 21,050 7,824 - 500 2,261 - 1,000 2,530 - 200 N.B. Orders from the t'ountry punctually attended to, and i all Business in the Public Funds transacted., CEIARA, 4 • riras . q u arto , price ra. 6d• In boards, ..; • • 14T .. A. .DESCRIPtION of the CONSTRUCTION A 1 inandPROMTIES •of the HYDRO-PNEUMATIC - LOCK Invented' by ColonA COMORE 411; with a view to a mach greater combined saving of Time, Labour, and Lockage water, than has hitherto been contemplated, in Passing a Diffe rence of Level in Canals, &c.; with'Demonstrations of the Cu rious and spontaneous Adjustments of 'shish It is capable : so that, iss Operations can in no way be Wrested by any possible va riations in the Levels. T. Eyerton i at dip Military lAirary,"Whitehall. - - • 110ISBAABS CHILIALEN. • - ' TO MOTIlEltg AND NORSES. - A RMSTRCTNVS . PYLORIC POWDER is de 'Mealy die, most certain, ntlld, and pkosant filthily ever yet offered to the Public for the following Complaiabritr Chß dna?, Vla. Measles, Scarlet-fever, Croup, Worms, Lianvidsions, Water in the Head, every species of /Sorel coutplal it a a git i l affectiOns'ut the Lungs. The Proprietor having for oeb tide& eilleacy areetproved -its *virtue, teas no-ites epalakpoillris it In thoisoseisoreogare stassror, so iiss isswlis ! ! aides A lex yet (*cowed for the shell CNIP/ 1 0 11 . ti Sold wholesale end retail at Begg's Warehouse, pi, 111.0bgritiala4'Charwiaa, 9, Cornball, sod 82, Lonibard. la Ltiseitoto, tr att each ; and a; mat &era la VAL rallsllls4aeductims._ • ter. n• Re; 5471;i s eTP;41 1 1 7 #l, - T i 'a - lbe -- r I .. .j . 4f A C 1 ) 1) lJ EN A. i DV% RP I 1 5...11.2. , ~ * And contains numerous Capital Priam, Including ego Cowie, BaidiC4: 10: "0- Rev Mi. bele - '' I .1 TWO . , .C 20,000. Siam Drirriesei- : ' 4 :.11, .41,yoriosirplialki •' .. Jorf* .. Tickets and Shares are Selling by St-A k iuki er •ska tf•f:itl qj= wcil a i t ig 454 ' • SW I FT and Co. ,-- Hopiuod . , - ar 004 s 4sswkig o rtAi 4 ‘ i vi ta ki-,.. : 4,,..7• ~ ~ . , yon. , , I No. 51, ALDOATIL /114111• . 41 .11 POOI,TRT• , Commie-C*oos; I 91•231 T . • • C. 49511.: 1)- - 8P46114...41 11 "Il rci, 1.11!"1111"1"Frialtir- . 149) • —i , 111,t1 tl. ;1 1 tho Shared sad Sold le the Last Lottery, • 111 264 ^ 411 0 4 0 1 11J 1 '• "- *-1 011 10'. ' ..-'• : "at 4• , 1 -11 1 #01• -- * • • a •• 4 " : ile.ooo /4411,-arelet -4 •-,;,. Pa• tfrr giso , -. -,, • v.'."--$1( -1 . • ••• • IL 7 ' 7 a e .‘4°l°°° 'Db.; ' - Ile' 0 iftwoll itsiVCo..Litify • • 1117-40. -• • • - . Stalle•ariefal otitis, In the preceding Lottery. Elk . 4 tisls-op4 addiliorvitme., st.i4 lA' . '• f, • irit iiiisbotip% 1. ,ift , 1 ~. to Lai anticeo. Stock-brokers, 7, Cornbill,, 3 *- 5 4 4 0 1 -• '_•;:xstrs ! . ... • 4.i 3..—., • • • sfra-Arm sq. ~..,... .:. Isis op, Aravyin .. ••:. ~ -. SU o:ford-street; respectfully return their Thinks mak sms„,,, . . 1 . :lie AlbomppepiiMiftv . .0 ... f . ret.faysors, and.scain beg to to remind the Public, that A sr s g oliki ii kti*,. 4 ..,- .., 1., - ji! ~ icket and Shares are on sale at their 014 : esTabrished sad For- Cariaale-Street . ..-- -46 - • • ett, 411W1 0 •., • ate Office*, as above, for the New Lottery of only two° tiv.te4.4-- , isigai '-- t • . vim. - .- e 0 Tickets, which begins Drawing NEXT FRIDAY, 4th March. Lll.Cursiog . •-• '". • 1;-D. *it. B. Joon •, ' ...,,.. 1 0 ! Scheme contains Two Prizes of £20,000, Two of , E 2,000, Coßectiosiby the It,;:. Mr. Marti n . - . ..• 71 IS Threelf,el,ooo, Four of £5OO, besides 21. other Capitals. •J. Rids , in the - . Mn. Elyrliates •-10 0- CARR OLL and-CO. sold Siz Capital Prizes in the last and Isdermdiles Chepeli• • P.m :V at' .T. Platt, Col. *. •, .. late Lotteries, viz. , asesspx., $951.141. fd. .• lection. at Holywell- Ne. 54111 1 . - £lO,BOO We. 9,459 • 091,000 Mr; irl4lll • '' i 0 Matiot . Clispel, ,0254 Se. ed. 2,1510 .. • . 3,050 7,834 - 500 lin ' C la rks" , 494 -)/1:: 11, Tba , • PAW, jun, 1 .0 4 40 1 -; 2,261 • 1,000 9,530 - 200 Ames Akar . .15 5 botouet 15 0 N.B. Order's Immo the tourney punctually attended to, and - Mr. Coots St. ' hfilifts* . - Mt. GrAth • s 5 i all %linen in the Public Funds transacted.. ast'srbill - 5..... • , I.r . I gitierDflic 1 0 , r'- .4 . paid - Laing% * u .s., ~.... . 1 .a; 3 Piesclsell and Schreiber -52 10 'strap OP. REMARKABLE CHARACTERS, StrbstriptiiiiiilikiNd Mike art of the City or London Ti! i . , '.f: Illststritted - with Seventy-Eight Portraits. n;. )111 4 41 bi„ 0111114.6111 ",__ 1 ' 11 ° 111 ' 1 E 44a * ; " 41 at all ' irib &Irina published, No. I. price sd. (each Number con- 'eflAalartalaattyrPficit:l2oi;.........ii: .. - , wising Thee Pertraits, selth their Memoirs ), or completein , iituile,DAAß-111, t s ecretor ; i2K IT4mbers, .priCe 14e. finar4s • s : t.%.. ...J.!. --..sY 4.10,4% D es. riiHE ECCENTgIC 4AGAZINE, or Lives , SEAT OF` ilk FRANCE. - • 1 itld'rbettaitiof Remarkable and well-known Characters. ~.._._ ._ _. . _ _„_,._, __, ~:_ ___ ~, 2 _,. __ ~...._ _‘_,, _ • _ Published by G. Se?eeton, St. Martin's-lane, Charing Cross. - . - YORKSHIRE—Wier-IiMINO. WAKEFIELD, NEWTON; OSSIT, and CRIGGLLSTONE, Valuable BUILDING • GROUND. GARDEN GROUND, ORCHARD, FARMS, and LANDS: • By Mr. ROSINS, .alt the Strafford Mini hot, at Wakefield, oa Tuesday, the sth, Wedesday the 66, and Thursday the 7th Of April, 1514, at I Twelve o'Cluck each day, • IN ONE HUN DR.ED AND SIXTY LOTS, T HE VALUABLE COPYKOLD ESTATES, of the Right Honourable THOMAS, late EARL of EfItAFPORD, • deceased ; situate iu the Capital Town of WAKEFIELD, and in the adjacent Townships of NEWTON, in the Road to Leeds, Osset, in the Parish of Dewshary etivertherpe,. Criggles tone, and Sandal, all lying a short distance from Wakefield, comprising upwards pf SIX HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, all of which are COMPOUNDED;' many ports whereof ar most eligible spots for Buildings, commanding line and beautiful' Views of the River Calder, and the adjoining Country; and the ether parts are Gardens, Tenter Grounds, Orchards, Biti/dings, and Lands, adjoining the River and Navigation, in Wakefield, near Westgat,Kittgate, Nerthgate, alt. John., etc. -* 'The principal parts of the Land abound with Coal, and fine Brick Earth, and are distsded in Lots, fur the accommodation or the Inhabitants in the different TownslAis Possession may be had in a skiii Elfin. Pins of ilie Estates, with tke Lots, may be sees at the Office of Jobn Lee, Esq. St. John'a t 4 Waltefield, where Particulars any be had; also at the Strafford Arms, the White Hari, al Mr. Gowthorie, Land Surveyor, and Mr. Robson, Builder, inW.akr field, who will shew the Lots; Mr. Day, Angel, Doncaster; Hotel, Leeds; Black Swan, and Hotel, York; Tontitie;-6laef field ; Hen and Chickeas. Births; gham ; of Nlessrs. Jonee-and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street ; of Messrs, 'Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn-square ; and of Mr. Robins,. Warwick-street, Golden-square, London ; • where a Plan of the Estates may hr seen. N. B. '1 be Particalars will be ready•for delivery at any time a ft er the 25th day of February, at all the above places. • ...: . '1 - • • QUEBEC PAPERS. • . 4 1 :..i .1.. --. . . L. , PROVINCIAL' PARLIAMENT OI . LONVER: t ANMK,„ LEUISLATIVE COUNCIL, lAN: is, Ilti4. * • • This day, at two thinek, his Excellency the ;ca . vernor in Chief cache down, in state, to the Leeisite tive Council Chamber, and tieing seared on the ;throne, the Gentlernan•Usher of the Black Rod•vesili sent to corama/ht the‘iminedlaite attendenee , • ' - 14 ~.:. Assembly, which being come tip, his Exeelleiiifefrill' - itiflll, pleased to open the Session with the following *WA ..-1 -b i • " Gentleital of the Lezirldti,ve Council, ~, •a' Gefithitien of silk Ni uil ywilendbly,* . : .. : ... 1 44 , !have great satisfaction," in ..gair, melding yg iii)*Frinrincial* Parliament: - ftom an a sstfrieli t t' chit thitr - deliberationt *ill' be t influeneed bi'the -"satii4 •. ~ peinciples of loyalty and.affection tieyoat a teieselg , V stad of active twat fogy the security and welfaireACihis - Psoeince,whith have hitherto distingiiishectilliPbloo . of Lower Canada. • • e eel • " His Mkjesty still suffering, itti • the mime' g reat . of all his subjects, under Atilitaisilf wit h which HP ' • has sO long been afilicted; thd Giettelerthent.cOntinoest: 4 to be administered by his Raiti Highness the Prince' Regent, with a wisdom and• energy which promise' thcmost lasting benefits to the British Empire. l eilelpen the Continent of. Europe, a formidable edofederation of military talental and stsength has been forme4, by the union of flateda, Prussia, Aus . trio,- and- Sweden, for the purpoir of resisting. thir further attempts of the Ruler of France to obtain . universal dominion ; and the brilliant successes which heN e hitherto invariably attended the arms of the Al lies in this momentous contest, afford the well-ground.) ed hope of a restoration of independence to tholim" • tions so long oppressed, and of a return nelpssoe to • 'that part of the xeorld, :lift . . e In Spain, and in the territ ory even of • Promo herself, into which his Majesty's victorious arliiiiiedint been carried, the. splendid achieiesnents of din Stiret ' quis 'of Wellington, nod of the united British, Spa nish, and Portuguese forces, in the. victories of Vice:, ' toria and of the-Plrenees, and the fall of ,Sr. SebaS" . , '..- elan's, have riValled those of any former period, and; are just subjects of congratulation. • " In.turning our eyes to our own shores, we have abuedint cause for gratitude to the SUPREME GIVEut of alf good, for the termination of the late campaign in a manner so glorious to the British arms, and '6O disastrous to those of the enemy. " The defeat sustained by him on the Chateau. guay, Where i handful of brave Canadians repelled a powerful division of his army, 4nd the brilliant vic tory obtained by a small corps of observation on the banks of the St. Lawrence, over the formidable arma ment commanded by Major-General Wilkinsoft, have at the same time nobly upheld the honour of his Ma jesty's arms, and effectually disconcerted all the plans of the enemy for the invasion of thieProvince. ' " It is also matter of further and sincere congreitesel lation, that notwithstanding the various events of the last summer by which a footing was gained by the enemy in the Upper:Province, they have since beet' compelled to abandon the greater part of it, and that the theatre of war has been transferred to their own , territory, where Niagara, their strongest fortress, and the important posteof Black Rock and Buffalo, have lately been wrested from them by British valour and enterprise. . . In reviewing these events, I cannot but contem plate with pride and satisfaction, the zealous dis charge of duty which I have witnessed, as siren in the Militia asin all classes of his Majesty's subjects in this Province, and which i consider the surest indi cation of their loyalty to their Sovereign, and of their determination to defend, to the last extremity, this valuable portion of his dominions. • - " Mr. Smairr, and Gentlemen of the Hoare , of ifiremtly, ' ' . . " I shall direct to be.laid l•efere you, a statement ' of the Provincial Re'vectue of the Crowit, ail a of the Expenditure fot' the last twelve tnnnths. ' " One of the•nteasures adopted - by you during the last Session for supplying the exigencies of the public service, has only lately come into opirationi and as - [ it promises to becorne a •hiehly productive soutct of '', revenue, I cor.fidently rely' upon your liberality • such appropriations for the Niffelice of the Pit' iirineWs , as the r—ture of the contest iti which we are enOkair I L rid the circumstances of the s tifties May require. ' 4 • " Gentkrnen of the Letizletjoa Cfageil, r i N:tiv G it en h:ttn e d n ii if ig t . h ip e e rn p ul re r se li fit,t e t i u lY r;ible aspect our affairs, and the secuiity, ad i in n t,idsc ‘ w: s orne h r i fim c c h tptileirsl t et h: so.tiiitu.l P )t r vhbe o ie - . enemy's,3 r e i 1 lC p e a r e i s d tnoO l a t e t t v il yea p tt l te a mw ce ipi d th , s ' fi fr to r 6 4, T., ,,, „ . : s ale: ` B ,:teeracnicUitinstl) l l;h i gni s sepPtreloluhillisPativ;vne 4 dayoba j geact I dic li t t a , te w f h d a r ttruet, therefore,. - to your wischtim and vigilance, to eggest whatever may be necesiery for this eurpose, ad 'to your loyalty and • patriotism to submit to -, teette further stiericeij the war may require—as: ,Ig you that his Majesty's Government, not un -liitt Of the exertions the Province has hitherto \ IS defence, is using every pagiibie effOrt, e i . .it with the important demaods upon it foe , services, to strengthen and increase the nulkosr 4 . ..:inent uoder my command. Deeply 'sensible that the sismallosin, which I ilo4 ISLAM)' OP ANTIGUA it Capital PLANTA I lONS, NEGROES,SUILDINGS, Ste. 4 4 lit lt V By Mr. ROBINS,. ••- of our aff At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Lltange-Alley, Cornhill, London, . on Monday, the Ist of August, 151$, ac Twelv e o'Cluck, vin is ce By Order of the Assignees of Messrs. John H,ench-rion anti enelnY's I Atclaibald Neilson, Merehants,-Batikropts; prepared 'THE capital PLANTATIONS caned. RICH- r ut , wh )A0241) and HOWARDS, situate in the Patish of S • lc tate i'd Plot., in the ISLAND ofANYIGUA ; comprising upwards. . FOUR HUSDRED inff THIRTY-FIVE ACRES of rich .A r tlSto ti Cane' mid Pastore LOW, Oaid - ens, and Negre'Gronnds, whit tiliggest m • Dwounirjloses,•ftar.vsorks,tesso•Windenills, aulanher raga/. acrd to y site . BuihliaP; .I vo tividred . aad Niastrok 810,0 aftitlY whatever Creoles, t ot i .l e ir tli t ritit the v 4 ersi,l e nable Stock, coimi l tsius of ~..; . ~„, Sevediy-f Woad of Caiile• ra, Coppers., Stills. and *2`"** l 6 f" Phanadoil' nts lind Effects. ' ! . ilkiliditti I ssuskstisaistosuo tuillitti.eflanWlooll4lll.l, Est. Aireoi' foe the sp ade in Emote. in APIS.* ,M 4l .4ol,4okaaii 'BMW, lidadiall. oxisigeni Oeorge-street, ii„ V. ligiOpt i ja+ Serio r . Lib * , renceJane t thea )at Lloy li!ir .. • NI Ana digs hnuics °P er sen Cott a-boaaso sari of teti. ' ibtakts, • .dirieVaW4, 3l , ettnblishr square s Wats larallaritrnybrii,? • - 1 Dees • . . . . PRIZE MONEY. ONE NV I NISCLOD THOUSAND POUNDS.. y_ToRNSBY iind . 66.4lad the tifigtair pleasure_ of -1.4 t. saying to cif NM the. ehosizipiaelliklit the last Two Bniall Lottexles, and they. tdabi4 txedonllk.. tan .they ellali dittr.;. 'bete Fortune's &Vows to. those who. honour thens wart' their =Os in the iresent Lottery, to be drawn On FRIDAY' A ,•:`,+; • 140001nritakeit hate an gale a choice selection of Capital' Prkzes In Tkketi and Siseses, at their Old Established bike, en, Corabill, where all limbless in•the Finds is transacted with#l,l lity and ditatth. . LOTTERYOEFICE, No. t. HOLBORN. BARS.. • TioItANSCOMB and PERRY are selling Ticked and Shares An s variety of Numbers at the above Office, 'for the SMALL LOTTERY which begins drawing 4th NEXT' „MONTH (March) eortalning Two Prizes of £20,030, besides Twenty other Capitals'and poly 80Q0 Tickets. BRaxseoitt and Penny beg to reodnd their Priends, that their 'OSeeis the Carter Holm HOLBORN BARS, 'hate was sold:No,8,11111, the last Prise of 1 5000 ever drawn. . No:8385, the only . £20,200, is Eleven lihares, being the largest Prize sold for Twenty-one Itttorles..-.; Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Library, Whitehall. 4 14' _ • - This day was published, price 4s. 6d. Noe 34, of IIHE RETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, and A©RICULTU- I AL DISCQVERIES. Published by T. Underwocsd, 92,. Fleet-street. Of -wistun may be bad, price sts. 17s. is boards, Complete Sets, containing a correct Aceoslnt evet new Fact or Discovery in Arts and Science soado-known during the last Seven Years, with Critical Remarks, especially en Inventions for which Patents have been obtained. irhe First and Second Numbers being out of Print the Publ:sher will gis • be full for iheus to complete Sets. In the Prep; and speedily will be published, E LCIRTEEN: ;HIINDREI) and THIRTEEN. A POEM, in Two Parts. 11VASA containing a Retrospect of the toxtvaoMinary Events I fallen Place onlise Ciintinent of Europe during that p l e it tiotTstdie Fecoud, i rapid View of the present State of ilrf4J lain, and the probable Results of. the late Occurrent:liars—, • • By Mrs. GRANT, of Loggan. - Printed for'Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, rid TKroii Pater. lloottr•rgo4; and it the British Gafiery, 34, New Bond-strett. .1?O1livhOni may be had, by Ma'am* Author, gialrirliliftS front the MOUNI'AINS, being the real Cot:. cesOndenue of a 4..ady, betwran the Years 1/73 and 1607.- 3.V015. 12ni. the /Ink Edition, ‘ss. boards. • 2. MEMOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, with Sketches of •Mattnets and Seettery in Atheriti. la 2 vols.°l2ino. price 12s. boards. gas , ti s AYS oa ,the SUPd.RIMITIONS of ; the' 1-IIGH- LiNDERB of - SCOTT;AND. In 2 vo‘s. hems I.e. boor:tit. 4. 'The I:IIGHLANDIStS, and orb Psems , in foobcap evo. pr ie c ti 2 .,. • Ori ?•!'; •t.' • • "I""rtrif , .mr 44 , 7... At" Aiwa 10.1. 4 :4,L i ‘. t \ 4 lll Via s' A- c-ou. ,r -' . ;.. viarrai A. ?bus% OP A DESIRABLE coppogissict now presants itself at) any Person desirous eteimpging in= Established Bussi ness,.both genteel and lieradire. 'lt onty expected of e.,• Pur 'Chaser to pay for nue moiety of the concern, the Advertise; hiv ing mere besiness than his capital is comfortably adequate to-- on which account alone be is induced to enter into a Partnership. Any person entering upon this concern pays ler notbing but the actual value of the Stock, &o. into which be is immediately put itt posiessien s 'ind from which he iu.spre to receive' &omit immediate return for the money advanced; with tire - 0 rof great increase, through the increase of Capital , whiCksvi this means be employed. it the Purchaser can attend trl the Billinufse it will be more desirable,, but (l etter is not indispensable. Personal Application, or brletter (post paid) addressed to A: Bat Mr. 1; M. Richardsdn, Bookseller s - No. 23, Coeidilli. SPROIG CATTLE SHOW; tORD-SOMERVILLE'S ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE SHOW for the Exhibition of Workinir Oxen fed out, of Sheep, of Cloths, kc. will be held in SADLER'S REPOSITORY, Goswell-street, London,,on. the first Mitiday and Tuesday, being the 7th and Bth of March next. • Three Sheep only instead of Plve, far each Premium, will be required. . . 'SALES BY- AUG • OXFORDSHIRE. 2 Capital and very Valuable FREEHOLD ETTATES,stentlstini, of Fifteen Hundred and Forty Acres of rich LAND, within a Ring Fence, TYTHE FREE, and LAND-TAX Trdeemeti, of she value of Four Thousand Pound per Annam. By Mr. FAREBROt'HER, • At Garrawars, on Friday, the 25th of Match, - at 12 o'clock, A CAPITAL, very VidnAble, and extensive i'REEHOLD and TYTHE-FREE ESTATE (Land-t.z redeented),,wsprising sundry very eligible Farms, with eicelg lent Faun Houses, Barns, Stables, and all suitable Out-buildings, Cottagr s for Labourers, aad three powerful 'l'hreshing Machines,. two of whir* are worked . by water, _together with One Thousand Five Hundred and Forty Acres of remarkably rich Land, lying within a ring fence, and in a high state of cultiva tion, lately Let at rents amounting to £2620 per annum, highly improveaJale. The above Estates are situate in the Parish of Great Tew, distant from Oxford 17 miles, eight from Banbury, eight from Wtridstock,aix from Chipping Norton, and five from the Birmingbatn and Oxford Canal. Descriptive Paruculars, wits a Plan annexed, may be had one month prior to the Sale, of Mr. R. Mordaunr, Heythorpe, neat F.nstone, to whom applications are to be made to view the Estate. Particulars afro at the Star, Clxford ; White Liop, Ban bury ; Marlborough Arms, Woodstock; Crown, Thant'; Lamb, Wallingford; White . Hart, Benson r Crown, Reading; Henley; White Hart,-Bath ; Hen and Chickens, .Sfrntingham ; pf Messre. Churchill, Field , an Weston, 13eddirgton of Messrs. Graham, Xinderley, and Etbmville, Selicitors, Lincoln's lon New .Square;' and of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Deader t-buildings, Stras‘d.