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. e.. NLT - AO f R 8411. °MCA OP ORDN4NGB, Jana, .kry 91, lil4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICBR; of 1111S JWYsORDKAP":41, d. kvrAf ziw Noise, .' . • • I , l l 9tltteo 7nr GiR MA WY. . A liCirt.Aiiiht ,years 'ago, the calamities occa ,'AP ilenidliittte war in different provinces of Germany gave Pk* atri.3lilwigsiPtints, and the formation of a Committee, in Lou . tel'OlitlYe Oli distretses on the Continent. )Et' the generosity 4.the Aritish Public, and with the aid of beveral resisectishle Voreignert; resident in this country, the sum tirrilistilY atilu,itei was titintredto the Continent, which rescued imultitutlei of Vilivillttals and families from the extremity of distress, add the Very brink of ruin. . The Conimittee received, both from Germany and Sweden„ the most satisfactory documents, testifying that the vatious sums which had seen tra.nonitted, had been received. and conscien tiously distributed: but at no peri9d since the existence of this Commlttee has the mass of every kind of misery been so peat in the country to which their attention was 'first directed. . Never has the cry of the distressed Germans for help .been so n(gent, their appeal to British benevolence so pressing, as in the Eomit snornewt. Who couldread the reports of the dreadful nfliets whit% have t4au place in Germany during the last andel year—of the roan sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, ,latalatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts—and peruse the melancholy details of sufferings, almost unexampled in the annals of historp—vrithout this Moat lively emotiorn.? 'Who' 't mild hear of so many thoesands.of fatailiet barbarously driven trout Hanshurgh, it the midst.of a severe winter—of so many it Wages borne, cult!! pillaged, whale principalities desolated—and bet glow with an ardent desire to . assist in relieving distress so Multifarious and extensive. , To the alleviation of sufferino so dreadful—to the rescue of bur fellow men, who are literally ready to perish—the views of tide Committee are exclusively directed. -n e t phposals will.beueesived at their °Bice in Pall4/lallii ' c 1 or before Monday, the 21st of februasy next, front inch per. ..‘,s as may be willing to undertake the supply of CAKE COP. hl.ll, for service of this Department, for a period of Three VC.IN from the Ist May neat, determinable at the eiplratl4n .ern Year, upon notice of 3 Months, at the oftion of either Party, A &pecirneu of the Copper to bey supploodsmay be viewed upon • application at the Brass Powdery in•the Royal Arsenal at Wool-i \vich ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con.' &inns of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary Office 'in PaII-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and tour o'clock, wire the Proposals must be delivered, staled up, and &lased " Psoposals for Cake Cotspe). ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the 21st of February next, at 12 o'Clock at soon of ;he trftbday ; nettles will any 'reader be noticed unless the Party making It, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By dolerOfthe Board, R. 21. Ci!ElV‘Saretary. Many well.ztithentloated afflicting detail; of the present dis tress having been, on the 44th, on the 18th, on the 29th, and on - the Slot of January, and the Ist of February, itlfi, laid be. • fore the Committee, it was imnte-tiately resolved, on the tell • *nee on the liberality of the British Public, to remit, by these Posts, .611,11110 to respectable persons, with directions to [iii*' Committees of Distribution at the several places mentioned. Amount already advertised ' - ..E22,645 14 0 strsocitt ell° NIS {MCC ItICUIVED. ; lames Sheets and Sons 19 - 0 Hotpot and 'donde 10 1 Iligiryand Win. Fielder. .) Mr. Winsoef 5 • BlAckburn 50 0 /An Guilemard 9 0 ipt e s and son , „ . 50. 0, at . Streatham Chapel,. i 'Edni Yates, E.ii. tary 50 0 after i Serrnota. by the Chariestoun and Sent id 10 Rev. Mr. Mullen 19/ 11 G. it. • 1 .11; A. S. agettlliter the Suf. J. Porn 1 F '-.. kens Children 010 Mpir. awn 1 IS. S. . 1 0 Anthony Phough, Esq. At the' Strediift Chapel; , • , Pill/ 114 r 11 10 0 London, after a ser. • Stanley Howard. Rsq. .5 u mon, by the Rev. Dr. A Female Servant 0 10 Brunmark;,Cl7;l6a. 6d. ' Julia Meyer, ,p. .10 0, Ntajor-Gen. Btuthwick, 5 0 Pierrepeet, breaves, Jp t. .lA.F. N. .45 5 • Cu. • 10 0I Wards and Thompson, John Mairris • 0•;9t 9 a fartherSelineription, Jobs Stow, E.i. S 0 . Making in the whole, 8a1441 tOrepli.a. -- la 0 £4.95 ' 64 1 C. W. - 2 - 0 ,11-ondon Dock Company. 105 0 R. B. • 2 0 'tr. 111%11os Hughes, • •Jcitte Fuller, Esq. Roes- - ' Or Messri.Twining 'lO --. bill. Sussex - 50 ' 0 John Hughes, Esq. de. a 0 Mrs. Mills, Islington tO, 0' G. 1.1 v.iflieler, E:q. SP. `German Reformed Con- 'F. iianebath 1 1 greration, after a ter- •-R. M. ' • . 1 1 nion,by the Rev. John Af Messrs. Martin, Stone, Hulle SO . and Martin. eorgeWicke,Esq, 20 I Garnet Terry, Esq. 10 1. liernaap, Kir, '• t , ..„. 0 George Mathew, Esq. 5 5 busk - ,`& Co. •20['' •• John Garle, E4q. 20 0 3. • StA:l Miss Patty Durell 2 0 lifle. Miller 54 Mr. Win. Mariutt, jun. 14 19 Menet 3. rtiday, and . _ At Wiesirs. Mairtin s Betireard • S 10. ' • ilatisum, & Co. A. L'..;_Gkse, - Ev4.- , - . 10 10. Joseph Painter, kiki. : lb 0 David I'S:vat, Gild. • Mew Palmer • 20. 0 ernitbsitreet , •10 'lO Hen. Fred. Kt nnaird 10 0 Rieltaidion. Esq.. , 'Ito: Downing,finights ilarnsiey , • •Ii d ' bridge 5 ' he Worshipful Come • - • Gee. Duelling, do. £2. 12s. sd. pany of Arsauurers de Braziers 21 0 At Messr4. iliech & Co. .. :'he yotingOtntlemen,at • Bev. Thomas White 3 3 Mr. Ford's Academy, . i Mr. Jebel noluild 9 0 Stockwell '* 0 C. li. :•• - . .. • 0 Mr. Virrn.•lay lei, Brenta Mr. ,1L Shale* 10 39 ford 0 2 • Mei Laurence •:- 1 . 1 1 T. M. . a 0 Three Sers3nts 10 likoS e 0 9' It M 1' ofl. V. Cahn; • ' 014 . Shniiiel fierberl, • E.+ W. 13. ' '. is d Borough High-street In 10 At Meeers.Coutto &Co. ,loyd%, No. 2. Feb. 11. Hon. Feed. North 10' 0 Iblin Hall, and Co 26 9 Rev. Jaw?, Greville 5 0 likos. Lime, Guldsmitl4... - - • Mrs. Viin Gelder 2 0 hill 10 10. Mr. Brown . . . 1 1 Spitta, Moiling, St Co. 100. 0 Mrs. Brown., 10s. id. Eldunind Woods, F.sq. if ' A lazily • S 0 Slospinich, Sussess per At Messrs. elyn & Cu. O. NW D. 01 .0 James_H- apt., b.sq. 10 10 Layken,Vurnhani,&C..lo 10 .Rolierts,Hogg,&CumkT AI O. Feb. 12.' ' 'William IlolcoMbe,Esq. 10 10 Foxes and Sone 94/ 10 ft. P. Glyn, Esq. 10 lif, Mvs.V.nuatrart,isf Micky Kilgour,Savage, & Sart •tO 0' , heath . .10 10 One who admaregNee• ! , T. R . , j 4.0 to ' man Virtue's 0 S. / - l'olansi f Esq. Jones and no. Kehl )0 1 0 014 ,--- . It I. HallHfix ' 3 p Caleorgel.wiric 5 0 M r . Taylor ~ a,. # ..# Lisrries, Rails, & Co. 100 0 At Messrs. Coolish... • Preasott, (troth & Co. low 0 and Sharpe. .. • ' Jia, Lloyd, ;tut Co., 100 ii George Cooke, L ' 4. Lie. ~., Itohn Persists, 114 rt., coin's-inn 5 • Usti, Barbitr;Sit'irr. 100 0 Sir Joins Ketinaecty;l3e, l:' li. •• ' • Feb. 1.5. ' Lady Olivia Sparrow lin • '.9ll l ttlealtan4 Venn - . 30 Jo „At ...worysers. Pybus & Co. 4 Tbomai Lett and.dona 50 0 Thoreas Scott P 47 01 4 ' Subscriptions receilted)tt ;14411re of the City of Listidao;4? Bern; Lloyd's Coffee:house; Otuck Exchange; and at 41 *I 'packers in Yawn and tottlitTt. R. H. MARTEN, 7 . ILIKa HOWA*D. secretar ies. • • • WE3t.TL'S ASUIVa DROPS. - 'IH E Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been long JL k 'sown and esteemed a safe, xhpav, effectual, and oftenan immediate cure for Stritsguaryr, Gleets. 'Weakness of th e Kid ,n stys or Bladder; and viten taken on the ftr,t attack of Venerell Tiff ect ton, they will infallbly accomplish the desliglielhet: 4013 ld tit:: complaint be far advanced, it will be ueosseout-ils take eke sexes ric Restart witb the Jellitf Drops. ' • • 't he greet 'object to bi atten4Li to is . that Purc`lia . si i i4 daing be careful in having thertientsdieltidnehistparation, aiiiise un rate and dangerseireconteiSfeita atotaillsti . to' be foisted on If* Public, by ... absolute falsehimui, are so numerous, that the Prok prietora request every Purchaser to ask for " Wessel's 'asides Dror,." CATITION.—Ther genuine Wessel.% Jesuit's Drops are in.' 'clped-la a bank stamp,-with the following engraved theme (ai locum the Proprietor Crow piracy); 1, E. Eovrsano, caws to I. Weasel, c 6, St. Paul's Church.yard." Price' '2A, ttd. per bottle s au4 it Urge blatttior coatakilmil isbanitin. la. - • 7 T /AV ,'. . • 7. t . . . %. '4' . 4 ° •4 4 • 4 • A • 91,3 4 , , -- 7r" t Pltr ,) .4 1. P• ° AI I I Val? -1411 • • . ~ • bA.NTtId SUBSCRIPTION. LONDON, FEBRUARY 8, 1814. A T a Meeting of the Committee held this day,— Ordered, That the Secretary do write to JAMLS BAL' lour, Esq. and ALIMANDIER GIIIIONZ, Esq. requesing them to lorm a Committee, for the purpose of the Subscriptions, and empoWering them to draw on the Secretary Two Thousand rounds. . ...Amount last adrertis. Oreeitside, Son & King S3l 0 Birkett and Sons 91 10 Cood and Adam 10 10 'Drewe and Ouchterlorty Stt 10 irhd. Harris and Sons 50 0 J. C. Ruing and Son 52 10 R. and R. Thornton and • West SO 0 titephensons, Renting . tons, and Co. M. J. Hertz W. and PrEmes Henry Reinter Mrs. Reimer Irving, Spanjer, and 8r . 1,114am 21 0- }Mart &C. Hihbert 21 • H. Itrdete - ' 01/1 4 * Right Hem. Lord Mayor 21 '4 tlenty Siirken - 25 0 Willink - 10 Y. Hannum and Co. 10 10 '.f. Willis, by W. Hailey 50 0 F. N. 21 0 Giles and Son so o Joseph Goodhart 10 10 Levin Joseph 25 0 8.1. Friedmann and Co. 10 10 Wood and Cornish 11) 0 John -Rovers 21 0 L'arclay, Perkins & Co. 105 0 Coif, Heisch & Cr. 100 0 L'Hewitson 31 10 IL Bitten 10 John Holds, High Wy- 52 10 10 0 52 IQ • 52 10 10 10 _ . , PRICE SIXPEN‘CE;HALPPEIiIi Y. . _ . contbe - 21 0 L. Ritchie - 10 10 John Plalkett 10 10 J. Goodwin and CO, 10 10 4 . . e 1,1142 10s. • Turpin and Itianfirld . 21 George Gwiller 4 -a R. Pedder , • 10 fo' Richard Smith &4sea le id .w. palcalFe . gg ggis anti Garwood 10 T. and J. Hellicar, of Bristol 8. 0 W. 'Taylor, Btentfor4 I 0 S. Salomonsou X 0 10 Rev. J. Huston, Cop. ford, Esset 10 10 EmiNa Barston, do. 19 19 Matilda Banton, do. 10 11l J. J. Angersceln Lady Andersen 04 and J. Wilson 52 WI 1. Reid and J. !Mil 10 at A. Bruli k ila 10. 0 'Joseph Le i gh and Co. of .. Liverpool 100 A l George Naylor, for the Baltic Association, at Liverpool 100 91 Florence Young 21 9 H. Mosier , 4 2. 1 H. D. Cooper 0 # C. 1. W. dl J..G. W. • i 411 1. J. Atkinson 5 0 J. S. I/ 9 w. Back - ' 2 U R. Friend - 5 0 M. per li. Rorderuss 5 0 Greenwood - 5 0 Jolla White & Sous 10 IQ chapcil and Hodge, of • Pi y num. h Duck 39 0 Speck and Ridman S 5 OVID IN LONDON. In a few dais I'M be publlibecl, by Wen. An4Seisioi Booksellerj No. Isis, PieeadsllT, OVID IN LONRON, * si Ludicrous Poem, in Sit Canna. By a MEMBER of the UNIV U*TY of OXYORb, , • DU7t k PaillAS. :7-P- • FRANKFORT. FEBRUARY 4. Switzerland brings into the field immediately MOW Men rojein the Allied forces, acid a portionilf digit have already been united with the Ads:a-lane:4 CU; neva, where there are eight or nine thonsa4 principally infantry. The Principality of Nedfchatel hat been 'take° session of in the name of the icing of 'The Official Gazette has the followink . 4# We learn from good authority, that itei Sovereigns have set ar liberty all the persons take* during the war, that are natives df the followMg countries i—Switiirland, S•thly, Nice,Elias, Lithe ringen, Belgium, and generally natives of all thosi countries conquered by France since the tune of Louis XV." BREMEN, FEBRUARY 4. The Commander ibt MAgileburg has giten a ne* proof of the tyranny of the French government.—;- An exlitOrditaaet *at contribution of 440,00 t) franee hid been Cirdetedi 'Which is to be levied both oit the citizens and the inhabitants of the suburbs. The goods (Wall kinds of those who were unable or umtilling to pay have been seized, and put up to public sale. A new tat has also been imposed on the houses in - the city, which is payable on the same day appointed for' the contrihtliigt* ROTTERDAM, FEIII 6 ,ITARY ii.--(Prirste Letter ) •' 64 I landed at Schevelingabout three wt-eks ago, and passed through the Hague td this town, and hav: ing a wish to see a little of the nature of warfare, I yo. ceeded to the English army, On my arrival at WU liamstadt (which is the- deptt of the army.), I found the Ist battalion of veterans, and a odmberof artillery men there, and a •great many transports froien in. From thencel went to Worms, where General filter rett's "brigade was stationed to observe Bergen-oPL Zoom. Just as I. •was going through the town the bugle sounded warms; it was to me a most gratify. ing sight to observe with what alacrity our heroes flew to their posts; every man seemed to burn with desire to meet the entrny, but to their great mnrtiti csition it proved to be only the Conscripts come out to exercise, who no sooner heard our bugle than they hetnolr themselves into the lot-tress again with' all pos sible d'..,1) itch. After being a few days in the army, I proceeded to see the attack on the sliii-piag tst Ante wap. The army formed between four asd five in ithe , morning of the 3d instant, at a small town culled BresCh4ant, about • four miles from Antwerp. • Thu. light bt igade advanced bv the high road, find wat. some time afterwards loiloweil by. the brigade of Guards, who covered the artiLery. General filter& teat's brigade tooks-a bypread on d left, wlrch leads through woods, to take the await ott,tbeir right ti.ink. It was with this brigade I pushed cat. We w. re hard• ly a mile till the bosh firing began yrith the ritiemen, which gradually increased as we advanced. At Lift we got sight of the church steeple of Merkshani, hich is a small town ahEnt a mile from Antwerp, and it was understood the enemy meant to defend it to thp last extremity. The light brigade being rather in advance, they seemed lb engross the whole of thecae. my's attention. By ibis time they were driven out . of the woods, and a general chace was given, our • brave fellows brushing through hedges and ditches, up to their middle 'in water, to get at thesis, loft they ran so fast (many of them having thrown away th a v imuskeu) that we only caught WO. oldie's'. Several of them in their hurry to cross the ice broke it and were drowned, and it afterwards freezing, about YO of their bodies are now part above the ice and part below. So great was their panic that 24 of our men took 100 of them. Two of the guns called Napo. leons were taken, and I should suppose they.liact at least 100 killed and wounded. 44 The country round Antwerp is most excellent for a defence, it is nearly ali covered with wood and intersected with water ; the plan of the French WAS to throw all the obstacles they could in our way, by blocking up the roads, Scc. Their &liars once tried • to rally the men, and even went so far as to try to charge.—Our lads instantly formed to meet them,' and no sooner did they give them three hearty cheers than the poor Frenchmen's hearts failed them; it was after that the devil take the hindmOst. 6 , Just about the time our troops had got posses. :ion of the town, I met the Duke of Clarence, who bad been sharing the dangers of the field. Only Pre minutes before a ball had passed through his coat in two' or three places. 1 walked some little-distance with the prisoners ; they were merely young con scripts from 15 to 22<years old. A Highlander was walking beside them, they viewed bins apparently with the greatest terror and astonishment. A Pros sian hussar riding past, beckoned to our men to take their watches and knapsacks from them, but, to their honour be it spoken, they replied, ‘ 4 No ; they are now prisoners--we will do no such thing." At three o'clock odr then began to erect batteries, and at the ,same hour the following day, four wete opened on them. Two other batteries were afterwards opened on them, but lam sorry to say, atter two days and ' a half's hard peppering, we could make no irnpres sion. The troops are drawn off for the present ; and it is thought the next attack, with the assistance of the rocker brigade, trill be more successful. It is under. stood the ships are covered with dung, hides, &c. which pre'verand pgi reilisot shot having the desired effect.'; • !,7 0.:4 .Ww..4ff . \•- , . • 4 .1 On'afii • or P ' A • . 910,1-• ( 4 43 . 9. • } rola . r ite • • • - 34,0 • 06_ ii * l o tattxma laws ms i tir • ‘. ' THURSDAY, FEBIUJARY 17, -1814. TW. !ay axes riellsbett, 4one large Volume, Royal Ooravo, peke ill. 54 boardef, TREATISE on CHARTER-PARTIES. %)f AEFREIGVITMENT, BILLS of LADINO, and wrap Tamiu ; aria an Appendix of Precedenis. By gIIW,ARD L AWES, Esq . / the Inner 'l'ernple, Barrister at Law. Sold by Reed and Hunter, Beli-yard,Lineoles fool Booksellers. . . ..• day was publisaeg, 1p $ Vela. price ins • ,KY and CONFIUENCE. A TALE.- sf . the AUTHOR of the Blin4 Child, Br-c• led and - ield by H. Colburn, 50 , conduit-strost ; G. .dinbur g h ; Cumming. Debbi). and all Booksellers may also be had just published, e and the Lover, by Miss Hoirrelft; 3 vole. i gr. Mademoiselle de Is Fayette ; or, the e igg of Louis XIII. by ilerds, 4 volt. 12s, Madams de Steel Nolttelti,l hjlif. Tbs. - Bd. 143 or, 4e Woman of the Worlit, 4 vol.. 241. • tisinralhdle Viscount, ad Dagestan of the Bad, OP r ' -~.-y - " icc 416 r- ,I.EON's CONDUCT-Eciiiiiiiisirkttef the PEACE of insrr. Fran the :originil deco- Alted under the Auttorki of defittaajan Govern. rauslated from the German. and via by H. • tolburts, 50, Cocithift-street ; G. 'burgh; and J. etnitnilni, Dublits. all other Booksellers may also be had, just published, addressed to Lard Liiterpool, and the Parliament,. on uric: of Peace, by Catvus, 4s. *al State of Europe after the Battle of Leipsic, Svc,. two masterly PaerAkis are doservkotter tilt greatest 1 bey will bt.> read with uucoMmon interest. Seethe Cher Journals. ,KS; EDGEWORTH'S NEW NOVelll • THE BALLAD SIIMER. • published, in Four Vols.* oloit eklintingSreilT. - finishcd Modetn Novell, (raided ALLAD SINGER, from the admired Mrs. EDGEWORTH. Also, the MMDEPI Wtvr., Ile Courcy ; 4n hiStrassing prOductlor it. lour vols. Haussilton. Dacus - riots, a TArk, 4U IhrPO 'Oh* ieetnt Sact g ; by Mrs. Green. Si, Oklillie g Or lbs Munk; a Rontanee, hs tour vols. Nortsaltry, a for the Vigo-too; in three vo . h. the Press, and speedily wiU be pablisbot‘ 4 . rIIIIISAN VAMP. ; Or ; hlysterieis ut Moutautvillaka— by C. ClutlVO; ft-MO; and sold by ;it Boob, , . ~ . , of II 9, B 1 S HOPSGAT tavr Rvx - r, ,iIN ) 'nate Doors from the London . 4sera, her of announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and Faihipti.. that he has now for inapcc!lon, at his Only Wat 6. nether with theotaaaliet out most 6.4ton:chic:Assort ki kinds of orstroumpg; Hair : his newly invented (.re ' riewl.drios,.xvinels is formed from the true Marble let kit() th s country froni the Acropolis of Athens, Elgin, and which rivals any other hitherto invented, `legatee of taste, and simplicity ofnature that it displays fa cility of dressing, hate caused its universal admiration 1011. kv;ng for nearly these Thirty Years had the honour in , nt niar,lted auentioo for tdiValoatite inventions, oil 'ilblic, that he will continue to spare neither *MP nor attention, to rem* ;WOO both uaefol ix one large` A TREA7 /11. AFFIREK P4Ol is Ta4.l Of t 1 t.ondon: Sold and all other ilia This MYStEIi Published an 4;oldie. Edinhui 01 whom and "lie Wife and Mademoiselle Iltdame de Get Zulma, by M L'lntriguonte Ihe Son* Of olunits, '24s. 7 APOI.E since the rublislk • • t. Tram& ;I. l oliihed an kdinhu Of whom ant I.Ptters *lke e Preliminaril '1 he Political 4 .—These two sites and uth MRS ; I his day was p rHE BA pen of h 4 • r Heiress nt L y Miss M. } " l aded on reel ztrr.elite 'iris Tate for In the 'rite CMtTur 4 ..:1)4nce. rt. t ° SSI Vl' ITHII honour of a World, tbi toSethee (* la of all kills au VUttlle rig odets broughi r Lord Elgin, 1 he t i t i ame ith the 401111 a , lo:,ti on ., R s. , paring ceiving the In Urea the Pul -e, lahour, 180101/14 Rte. PRESENTATION TO A VICAIkAL:E,. • .TO lIE SOLD BY PRIYA:Ig COMIITLI.CI", trHE NEXT PRISE'NtATION to a VILA- RAGE, In one of the MIOLANIi COUNTll4;'4'ibe. 4 n dwaj ♦tilue of £270. 'Me* is an kcellest I f ifsbnagelhouiW., mid tbit'Nviglibotirhoad is very desirable. Tas positat Incum bent la upwards ul 73 years of age. Apply to• Mr. Scytt , YB , Nrw Ilridge-strect, London. VAS 810 N A BLE DA NClNG.—PrivateTui tinn. Mr. HOOKiNS begs. hint* to ftturis his most grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tinguished patronage be has so long experienced, and respectfully solicits a continuante of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who hair not attained the present fashionable trunk, may be expedi tiously instructed in the most private matinbr to qualify them for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach makers' Hall, Noble-stret, Foster 7 lane, Cheapside. Schools Ittentled. • Noise but personal applications attended to. IVJ. SIVEWRIGH VS fortunate old Offices, No. 17, CORNIIILL; 11, Houma :I; 141, Ocroaci• STREtT ; and 38, linsmaxxxr, where upwards of sElun,9oo has been distributed to the Public in one Lottery alone; and he quota to Wag equally fortunate in the Small Lottery of only al•On9 Tickets.. cootaining Two Prizes of ,C 20,000, beside.' uu GO* Capitals,. to begin drawing the 4th of next Month.— I. S. reernmsends an early purchase ' as from the small cumber of Tickets, a scarcity may he expected. gEil: 'PICKET, No. 11,183, drawn on \Vednes day, the 26th of January, a Prized £lO,OOO, was Sold in Twelve Shares, by SWIFT and CO. Who abe Sold, No. 2,4P6, a Prize ot '.420,000, at their Fortunate Offices, No. 11, POULTRY; • I No. Si, ALOGATE 11143 . U. No. 12, CUARING.CROSS• STREIT, • hi N ovember ' last. NEW STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing 4th of MARCH. SCHEME. 2 of 4$ •• • •• • ••• ••• 000000 011• 1,530 £20,000 are £40,000 VC* 1,000 3,(500 500 500...... SOO 100 30 17 ......1 26,010 -- . 8,000 Tickeis. 250,000 Brat-drawn Prise above 217, the First Day, will receive £2,000. Fitseawn Pristabove set 7, thE Seam& DO; W. rosteive iettckoots. \,, i , --- are selling by SWIFT awl Co. the COR4 sal 00,4, _a s an calves OP ORDNaINCII, Fibrilar, 9, 1.814. rc HE OFFICERS e HIS Mit' JESTri ONDYANCE, ds hereby give Mae, That Pmposab will De received at their Office in Pal Wall,, *nor b e f o re Wednestlay t the 2d March next, Kinn such Persons 24 may be willing to undertake the supply of certain articles of IHONMONGLRY; con ts:log of TOOLS of various depot>: tions, Iv. service of this DePptment, fora period of three Yeats, determinable at the expiration of one Year, upon .a notice of three . sataul.e at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper'‘ Office itt the Tower ; and further l'aticulart, torcher with the 'terms ilvd Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pak-Mall fonsaill, any day between The boon of ten Ind four o'clock, el , ere the Proposals must be delivered, Kraled ttp ana, endorsoi. u ' , repeals fur ironmongery Tools;' but no Proposal eanite admitted after the said 2d day of March, at 12 o'clock ptshpsnl of the same day, neither w ill any Tender be notiewid milgjigfits ; yoty making it, or an spot in Ids behalf slap attend. E Order of the Basra, A 11. CREW, Socirsierv. TRIN3/ 3 0,Z.OFFiCE, .Farboe3lo, .10.14 ! . •THE COAIMISSIOSZAS for CafftetiCUPio I - I HIS At4JESTrB TRANSPORTS RVICS; for ha* -Cu 'SfICK nod iiI.PUNI) ND SEAMEN, safer the Costa( i'VERVATJtEI of ;re', tf. his gine Notice, - 'I hat they will be reatlY•at this Oftlee,on Tutkiay, the 2241 of Ftbrentry, tett 4, to receive sealed lenders, neisl treat with such ?MOUS as may be wilting to etintritot fok litetentllng Pristine% at War in Health at VALLEY/4EIM, near P£l , OlYC)lCky B. fos Slit lilituthe eettaii from she Ist ApHI, 1114. - BS Mohr wilt'`: received after 0 : 7; e el•Ch on the bey of Treaty, norony notitrt &dog tho Part, or an kw, for him, per,Mally at- Beth 7111041101hiaarspowkiity k Letter /Mid two twireetratte ltenter, minting Is &was &whit with the Preto* *Witting, Atilit See sEM6O,IP, eAr Perfe , oweants of Me Contract. • &trews Particular: iiey k hies * &y applying 4t thir Otitis Oe . - to Captain B, own, at Me fail Drioert. • 4, FIRE AT THE CUSTOM-HOtliTE. • ' Vi t ESSRS- BARBER arid. W.hartingets 17.1. and Warvionst4repets, a Brewer', -Utast/is; and claney Quays, take the•earliest oPpiniunily of !arming their -incere 'thanks to thi-ir Negithotirr a>ful 14' lards 'who kindly afforded them ass:stance during the latecosalarininn. To Cap tain Regulating Captain in the fort of London; Lit u tenant barker, C.immanaer, and the Officers and seamen of the 'brnerprize Tender, at the Tuwer, Messrs. Bather aid smith feel heinseives particulaily called - upon to titer their most grate. ful acknowledgments, fur the prompt and effectual manner in which they caused the London Assurance Floiiing Fire Engine, to be brought forward and manned, thereby preventing the fire front communicating to their Premises ; a::d they have no hesi tation in declaring, that by ti o*e nizaiis the etluable Wart houses, &c. at Brewer's, Ci.ipter's, and Galley Vuays vase -saved to Government, and the ianotet:se Property deposited therein preserved frinu the final tffects which mast otbetitise have ensued. Nimes. Barber and Smith have also to rtqueit, that tbe Ofi cLrs, tutia.columissioned officers, and pneat -s of the Aberd e e n - . shire Mffi•ia, the corp.. of .11 tiller', and :Ile i healsrAge.Easz India Company's Volunteer:, wit! be pleasel to accept it best. 'tanks fur the excellen: discipline ohs:seed by them id. keeping the populace front the Premises, whereby every exertion ilea' rendered available in preventing au exteibion of the captain'', and the remaining Property of the. titiff,Ters secured 404 l de predation..--..-firewer s (:.nay; Felt. 1 ri, 13i 4. STATE LOTTERY. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Royal Exchange, respectfully inform the Public, that they have on Sale a variety of Numbers, Tickets, and Shares for the present small 1,0 l'i ERY of 8,000 Tickets, to he drawn in Two Days, via. the 4th and 144 of NEXT MONTH. THE SCHEME CONTAINS • r , Prizes of . - £20,000 ▪ • • • - - 2,000 3 • - - j, OOO &c. &c. Letters,rstiplaid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. . •