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y I R , TM 1, , Num ßz2 4585] • NAST-OFFICE, Ace tt 1803. THE PRINCIP4I. OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of HIS MAY ESTI". NA VY; do bercby give Naha, That no Wedoefday the Sift of this month at one &dock, they will be ready to treat with loch perfons as may be willing to Con tra& (or (applying his Majefty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich. and Plymouth with CANVAS ; well m.nufactured, aadfuch a. Will Rand the trial ufual in his Majcfty's Yards. Afros, cf !be Trader as b.• fees st ail Office. Ant no Tender wilt be received after twelve o'closi sa th, day )rardy. *sr as, enticed, sad: the party, ra. vela fee bias alien& NAY! =OFFICE, Argyll as, &Soy. THE P.RINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMM.'S SIONARS #. HIS 11147BSTI'S NAYS; ak teerdy gig?. Natiil, That on Friday the ilia of next Month, at Pen **Clock in the Forenoon, CorntuilTioner Faniliawe will Mt op to fait at hit Office, in His Majef►y's Yard, at Flymouth, Several Lots of Old Stores, ion/Ming of OLD ROPE, IN PAPER-STUFF, JUNK, IN DITI‘O, SPUN•YARN IN DITTO, SHAKINGS, MATS and CANVAS, IN DITTO. OLD HIDES IN THE HAIK. BLANKETS, • HEMP RUBBISH, PLYINGS, and wHrrE OCHAM, All lying in the fald Yard, where any Newts wHhing to beeorne purehafers may have the liberty of viewing the fanw during the common working hours of the Yard, until the day of fele. lonliabories aad CoouSiioa r : of Sato say it Lod Lora aad at di rani. B HWSR, j. 24,1803. THE COUR7 OF DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY 4 . MER , HANTS e ANC IL :. AND, Ira.! to ge EAST INDIES,.‘ irrrbyrevestake, ?bat Z..arterly Gourd Ctart rf the fail Conlatt y will k Seta .t Mn, Nowft, /.....tkmbil:lirret, an Plederfdtty, tfr aSti Seittrather fort, at at etitai its tam foratota. • 7AMES COBB, Aliturt-Sarretary. • PATRIOTIC KIND. Lloyd's Cuirce-houfe, Avirtiß 23, 1803. AT a GENER A L MEETING of the COMMIT. TEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND,st o D'S Coffee-Horde , held tkla day, Si; FRANCIS BARING, But. in the Chair: The Committee having received Letters from Matthew Bolton, Ffq of Soho, Rating that a very coofidtrable Subfcription for the .Afkitanee and Relief of :he Defenders of then. Country had been railed in Birmingham for the Benefit of the inhabitants or Natives of that Town: from William Spurrier, E(q. Mayor of Poole, mentioning. that Subferipdona fcr Cloatblng and encederaging Vo. buncers, and for the Relief of the Families of thole who may bt call d front home, Of Hain .n Defence of their Country, are railed, et intended to Sc from John C. Mortleck. Efq. Mayor of awliridgr. th u a Sabkription ad bass mimed in that place for Cloathing loch Volunteers as may require it ; and silo, for the Af- Mance of fuch Families as may Rand in and of It. Refolved, That the following Addrelj lie heated lu the Public Papers : The committee. whilit they coogratulate the Public on the fpirit and i niination which appear throughout the Kingdom. and whim they return their Th inks to Matthew 80b:44E4 William Spur ricr. Efq. and to J. C. Matlock, kfq. for the arcotion and seal they maned! on this °station ; think It ncceffary to offer lonic ob (amebas on idiot. Letters and °then of a finglar detripdon, that the motives for infliiuting this Futd,and the objet It has is view. may be more dliUndlly sorierfidied. It was not in the con gaplation of the StiVeribers to rural& any al itance toward% the pr parations for Defence, which the unite:- GI fpirit and . x..xtiou nt i very piaci-, and alumft every indiv dual, h.- r....iirred wholly enrereeffar i• but to footh the minds, and re• hove the Mita, of tho`c who tn.y be wounded or fall in their Cues try's Cie , as well u to rm.,' I heroic adtions. With this view the Subfc:ibers declared. dot their bounty would be estendcd to every loyal Sufferer throughout all parts of the L t United Klugdom ; its the hope, that whilft their seal embraced he whole of what is dear to us, the fame liberal difporition would overn did conduft of others, who Road forward onto) arduous an . .. .... . °ocarina. The .spenee of taming or loathing of Volunteers, nor iideed die taps-nee of fupporting their Families during their ab knee (which is or sided for by the Public) fermi n. put of the e`iet • fur which this Fund has been railed; and great munbers the Subferibers arc aanally contrihutnrs in the Cloathing, ate. of the Volunteers, in their feparate Diftridts. . - Whatever may be be difpolition of others, this Committee Ewe no hueution to narrow their views, but to extend the bounty of a grateful Public to eves y Defender of his Country; and of courfe fuck, as may partic . pate In local Sabferiptions, will not, for that rearm. be altogether eteluded from the Fund at Lilyd's Bat it cumoche deemed unreafonahle, that fuck as rely entirely on eke General Fund (Weld on the whole be placed in a preferable 5 ..scion to others who may meivealocil relief in the AM initance ; end tt mould be clearly underftood, that thole who are natives of re trave:7l fw-nm pa rtW to any hav :.:rne rai e icf4g b e the Subfeription at Lloyd's. As the Committee have n-ifon to believe. that i niftier opi. ion bag prcvaikd in the minds of many well-difpofed palm.; on is foile& they fubrtit that,: obfervatlons to the eonlideration ra Mural indulgent on behalf of . the Defenders of their !otuary" The Cee - mittee have the fatiefatlion to inform the Public, that In addidon to tte Stock in the 3 per Cent. Confab, !landing In the names of the Truftees, and amounting to ONSOCI the Sub Fzip:ions in money amounts to t 34,7 Ipi• Se. ed. and that from what hse bees received, theaCwundttete of f eatery have suchsfed tooponi. 3 per Cant. Confute. inopool. 3 per Can. reduced. Adyouraed to Friday, 26t11 of Await. 18133. at is .'dock pro. My. FR Ati CIS EA RING, Chardon. latter for tLe Committee arc &fared to be addrellid to Mr. Watiroao, Secretary to the Yearlotk Committee. Lloyd's Cat fee-bode. Amount advcrtifed 50,2c01. 3 per Cent. Confab. Moog - 134,720. 32. 4d. r ler Meth- Smite Ins 0 o Meld Servant ;. M. Corfttor, Eaton A Watch-maker n! the Exchequer too 0 0 Dina Maid Servant T. itowe l Seetvtary to HanuahVirtse,Spital - o s 6 a I is o s 6 , . . the New River 20 to 0 Company 4 4 0 Bar e Ton. BOOM, Mrs Rowe . 2 2 b Ceske restart to 0 0 Catherine Rowe 1 2 o Mrs &tad 2 0 0 11 4 cliaßoWt - 2 s 0 Mr. Ric\ Bowed 2 0 o Carah Gram, Guild- Iwe Savants 0 10 6 ford.ltreet sa o o F. D. s s o The full receipt of one inteph Leora.ll s o 0 Nighesperturmanee William Enteral so ao 0 at theTbeatre It•-yal H. 'I. Hevrkt at 0 o Weymouth,per. Mr. M H S 1 0 liughts the Managers° y 0 Marchkeek nf Enter so 0 0 Thome. Sheppard as o o Mifs PC. llkeilnere 10 0 0 C F. Baba". baker, Mifs Ansa Elackbunte 10 0 0 New Itrentford s $ 0 Sam, Prime, per Scow - - -........- . .. Triplient .2 Filljanses, and Co. scs o 0 Stock Footloose to to J. 11:Cl000dartot at 0 0 John (1. losboornod, Mn (: ladirlo S 5 0 Proforet.llll.ltoad- Mrs. Falter Janes c 3 0 in. Berko so o o Samuel More 11 10 0 Lord Bredatbane tog o o Sir Tivitpk: %Utak 10.) c o It R. s a o Strpben A:acy 52 10 0 %or S•bCcriptloas ruched hr &mutt ;Pil Wl*ft at tkc Dar of LI" FARMERS AND PERSONS KEEPING HORSES AND OTHER CATTLE, UPPLIED with Hand Mills for breaking Oats, la Beans, Peas, Farley, &c. and Grinding Malt fmall Sizes, made for thole who keep only Two or Thr..e Horfes, wO be found well wottb their attention (as grain brake goes much Inrthcr than whole). made on the molt funple cqnfiructlon, and of the beft worlintanthip, by THOMAS ENGLISH, No. y 6, Tottenham Court Road, between Ooodge and Chapel-ltreets, London. " 1 ... , • a . . . 6 , MAI! . ig. PF‘• • . . - dicrzlik a ., • .. . • s • . , . C ;...'-. ii......t .... .•4 `1,.... ~ , (IP , 0 . 1.: ..) A•*- - ' - \ 7.. 41 .. ; 7 • r - 1-, r . ....- .. w v:••• - p , _• • ,‘,.• • • ' ' • ItitE SIX I. ENCX. 10---" CROYDON, MERSTHAM, AND GODSTONE IRON RAILWAY. NOTICE it hereby gireo, That at a Meeting of the Committee of the Croydon, Merftham, and Ciodftost Iron Railway Company, held on Tuaday the 23il day of Anglin It writs ordered, That another Call or Inft4lment of sal. per Cenr. be paid by the Subferibers on their refpective Shares on or before the 14th Day of September twat, at either of the following places, viz. Mars. Barclays, Trittun, and -Co.; Mart Ci.ftell, Powell, and Co.; Mee*. Robarts. Curia, and ('n.; M.lfrs. Lad• broke and Cn.; Mears. Hume and Co.; and Akin,. Welton, Pin. horn, and Co. Bankers in London. for the ofe of the Croydon, Merabam, and Goilltone Iron Railway Company. W. B. LUTTLY, Clerk of the Company. Wandfworth, Aug. as, 1803. coNvErANciNo. This day was publifhed, and delivered gratis to the Mucha Mr. Barton's Elements of Convvyancing, ANlntrodueory ESSAY on the RISE and PRO GRESS of the SCIENCE of CONVEYANCING, cnnt pri6ng r. Origin of Property; 2. Rife and Decline of the !m -etal Syftem ; The Like of the Ancient Eaglith Tenures; 4. liif• tory of the Alienation of Property by Deed, Device, and Leval At tachment; 5. Origin and Ellabbflunent of Delimits; 6. 01 the Valuta. &e. of Transferring Property by the different Maio of Alienation. London: Printed for W. Claim and Sons, Portugal-fired, Lin • coin's-Inn. Of wham may be bad,VuL t, 2,3, in 11 P.:rt.. Th. 4th and hat Vat will be pubtifbed by Miehartma4 Trrni n sr THE LOYALINI. This day was pithliatcd, By J.Hatebard, t 9 T, Piccadi:ly; ar.l J. Af i tente, Condi! • Price 3d. or as. 6d. a dozen; No. L (To he continued every Satarday) of THE LOYALIST; ccmtaining original and idea Papers; Intended t. rosfe and animate the Brit& Nation during the prefent important Cries, and to direCt Its Energies againft an inveterate, cruel, and ;menus Foe Addreffed to all patriotic perform; efpecial:y to the &Wien, Sa bon, and Loyal Vo'aftiteers, throughout England, Wales, Scot land, and Ireland. Recommentvl for liberal rift: Vaudois in every Cltv,Town, Vll lage„ Camp, and Cottage of the Kingdom. •.• Communications (poll paid) arc rrcLived by 1. Hatcharl, 190, Piccadilly. TlsisWork maybe piirch f d of all other Book:eller' and Naar -111-n in the United fUnndoin ihte dAy was publul.cd, i i Wouc pav 11CC W. lot wards, too '1 bird I d.tion Of POEMS, by S.• I'. Printed for T. N. Lomstnan and 0. Rm., N 0.39, Pater. nofteraow. Of wboni they be bed, t. POEMS. by Mrs ()pie, second Edition, fonecap Bro. 61. board.. 2.10r.m5, by Robert Southey, In Two Volumes, foolfeap iv°. I is. boards. 3. LYRICAL BALLADS, by W. Wohltworth, In two Vo lumes, foolkap giro. t ts. boards. Mb day was publifhal in One Voinine named, pride 70. In bombe r 'HE HISTORY of the INVASION of SWIT ZERLAND by the French. aad the Marathon of tbt mocratleal Republics of Samna, Uri, and Uniervetletest By Zfe'sokkc, National Preicet of the Canton of Eat 'l' from the French of J. B. Beane, Secretary of Legation to tic Hel• vette Republic at Para By J. AMIN, M. D. With a Preface and Sappkuseat by tie Tleallatof. Printed for T. N. Lengthen and 0. Reps, No. jp,Paternottcr-ru e.• For e hi g h t hereat, of tile Wink, fee the Appeadla tote Monthly Retkw, V& 31, sad the Ammal Review balEoso jab publdbell• mr. paArr. LAtr VOLUM E, This day was publlthed, the Third and laR Volume, Price ale: IS lll:wards, of GLEANINGS in ENGLAND; defer*ive of ths Counsenanee, Mind, and Charadar of the Cmutty; with a Sketch of London ; aad neve views of Peace and War, exhibits log a Pkture of the prefect Criss, Ey Mr. ' , RAVI', The Author hat taken occalion, in his Stetelt of London, to place the immediate Chenuttances of the Country in every point of view Jana likely to intertft the Reader to virtuous and salve Paulotifm. Printed *kr T. N. Longman and G. lees, Paternoacr• row. Of whoa may be had, The Two former Volumes of GLEANINGS In ENGLAND, prke 11. ts. bawds. Mk, by the Gnu Author, a. •OLEANINGS to WALES, HOLLAND, aid WEST. PHALIA, 3 vet& deo rt. 4s. boards. s. FAMILY SECRETS, 5 vols. td. 56 boar& 3. COTTAGE PICTURES, 4to. with Plates, to.. 6d. boards MINERVA OFFICE. This daftru publithed, ha 4 Vohs said. pis amok WVAVI I E R DE MONBA RY, ; Grand Maar of the knights Tcoplars. An Higtorkal Reamse. Llets the German, of Pref.:ft KRAMER, Author al Hosea a Ulm.. "We mead tombs For patine ; front tire daft . Call up the Seeping leo; bid him tread " The feene foe our amakeneot."—Yoo Printed for Lane and Newman, Lesdeuhail-ereott sad fold . 1,7 Wm. Miller, Old Bood.itreet. Where may be bad, ah roblUbed s Lorlmon, or Man in (very Stage of Life, s Vols.7s. kw's& Nobleman and bin Steward, or MCnICI4III of the Albany laser, 3 Vols. tas. La Belle Sausage, or a Progrefe through the Beau Maude, a Vole 7s. Artlar Mervyn,by C. B. &cone, 3 Yob. ist The day wac pubilhed, la One large Valuate Sea price toe 6d. le bowel, 'THE HIGHLANDERS ; a POEM, deferipthit A. of the Santry, Mastners, Cullom and Prejudices, of that angular People; adeg a tort exam of the Viaaderinge, Suf ferings, and Efrape, of Prbee Charles FAward Stuart, in t 746. Alfo, Poems Cu varlet. Subjefle, and a Trani/Woe at the Oa le Engrain& at Ittordutit, Re. Ry Mrs. ORA/4T, lawn. Printed or the Author I and fold by lapointan and Rees, lea jp. Pat. roofter.tew Ij. lietehatd, Pleredlay ; Mundell aed Sea. . Manners and Mar, mad A. Conitable, iLlsubrgh. To the YEOMANRY CAVALRY of the Oohed Klegdoin This day was pabillied i Priie only to. Et with pares. YEOMAN': MILITARY ASSISTANT; A betas a &art sad ink method eif ouganlang a Troop of Tow 'nary Cavalry. &lid by Lowman sod Rees, Patersolter-row i sod T. Egerton. at the Military Libeary, Wlattenell. Pakten, Agiacourt, proclaim, What Kings. fupportod by Almighty Lore, And people ded with Liberty, ell. do. Tben be this truth the year by which we Reet i Abele: ~tens, oar country Ilinuld be dear. Timersini. Tbls little Pahleans Is flteagly recommenlod for the ierai;laTif the Yeomanry, particularly at thievery intereiting oramant. Fran the fisityllclty of the summer or ltiltrtiethig, f mud ono. plenty anion: to paged tit. Yeoman Iv every ran of military bowled oh &swine at fuck krone requires. er.• favouill anadnod by the nrs. The good *fibs satin is the. foie (*- Jai of Ink att••; the Pobillilt-r only willies to ales/ In exteneen With the non oiling pradit—iThe Complier (who Las fovea many years la the morn Cavalry, partindul • •11.• Dragoons), reolieng no other advantage than the *shire efts. denaturing to render tone little allillaoce to lia coantryoun arms. . Ni. The above True& will fens either for the drilling at lisght wary co fee thak Oh seamy ectkor.horedi ars regimeath AUGUST zs, iBo3, • 1 KINGSTON-UPON-HULL . Guiidhsll, Auguft t 9. 063. AT a Meeting of the Subfcribers to the Fund 2 . ralfed for the Defence of this Town and its Vicinity, W. W. BOLTON, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair, Rcsotreo ONANIPIOVSLY, That the Committee for the difpofal of the Money railed and to be railed by Subfcriptions, for the Defence of this Town and Neighbourhood, be compnfed of the perfons who hay fubferihed, or &di fuhferibe for that purpsfe the font of sal. or upwards; and of the peaces, hererner named, and that any five hive power to ad- That Sir Henry Etherinron, Bart, be Chairman of the fald CoMosittet,and that in his abfence the Committee do appnint from amoogit the Members ',relent at any Meeting, a Chairman for the day. 'rhit each of the foes of Jofepb Sykes, Efq. be a Member of the Paid Contrnitte- (the laid Jofeph Sykes having fubfcribed the fum of moot for hintfelf and tons.) That .Henry William Mader, Efq. the Nephew of Colonel Mtfter, be alfo a hicatber of the Paid Committee. (Col Mader having fubferilted the tom of TOOL fur himfelf and N phew,.) That the Wardens of the Trinhy.houfe, or their Deputies for the time being, be alto Mesuben of the laid Committee. That the Chairman of the Dort Company, or his Deputy for the int. being+, be alto a Member of the laid Committee. That die 'hanks of this Meeting be given to the Gentlemen who coeipotad the Committee tot De fctice of the Town and Neigh bourhood. kr their es .rdass la tlic ballads. That t►e Coromittee appointed by tin general Meeting of the Inhabitants for the Defence of this town and its vicinity, be added to the Committee appointed at t►is Meeting, and that t►e Mem bers of both Committees do form one general Committee, as well for the defence of the town and its vicinity, as for the application of the money fuhfcribed and to be fubleribed for that prink. 'nut Members of the Committee be appointed to folick fob feriptions, by perfonal applications for that purport., in this town and neighbourhood. TO BE SOLD, OUSDEN HALL, conliftini of a good and rpa dam Manfion, wi h every nieful and neerirtry f uildinp, Sta bling fur Ey Hodes, a new-vntilcd Garden, of timely twu Acres: Cottages, Manor, Quit-Rents, Pines, Woods, w‘li Rucked with Game, together with about a thou and Acres of Lard, nearly in a Ring Fence, part in hand, and the remainder let tutelpollable Te- n ants, whore Leafea expire at Michaelmas 1804, being all Freehold. Our sen-Hall is Stunted 'boat fix Miles from Newmarket, and nine irmikSury. For tardier Funiculars apply to John Smith, E(q. Ourden-Hall, near NeWnlark , t. N. B. If the Advowfon of the Redory of Oufdcn is particularly defircd, h nuly be had at a fair valuation, fubjed ;o the life of the Incumbent FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT S OF WASTE LAND TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Bteltrs. HODsKINSON,ABbOTT, and Co. - . At Garraway's Coffi.e-houk, ecirniaill,on the 7th September next, ABOU 1' 946 Acrea of Valuable HeATH LAND ; well adapted for planting, cutting of Heath, Turves, Peat, or the pillaring of Stock, and confieerable part for Farming or Norfery Ground; fitaate in the Hamlet of Friraley, and ad joining the Great Weftern R ad between Bagfbot and Blackwatcr, a 2 mils% from Leaden ; in 1S Leta—Tits property is part of an allotment under the Ft-Irak); inclofure ; fct oat conveniently for oc eopatioe —To be viewed by applyiog to Mr. Taylor, Bowling- Green Farm, Fri—ley; and printed particulars maybe had of him, or of Melts. Hanlon and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane; Mr. Snaallpiece, furs eyor, Guildford Mr. Abbott, No. 23, Sliapherd's Market, Piccadilly; Mr. Hoclikinfon, Arandel-ftreet, London; the principal Inas at Farnham, Wincheller, aalingitoke, Salilbury, Reading, Windier, and Hounaow or at the place-of file. 7luat Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman. • - That a Lilt of the Suhrcribers, with thefe Refolutions, be pub. tithed °mg in the S r aa, Courier, and Sun. W.W. BOLTON, Mayor. Kicgtlon-npon-Hull. Auguft 2, tao 3. A Subfcription for the General Defence of this Town and its The Corporation of the H. Tucker - 10 10 Mayorand Bursae. loco o Robert Car Fie Broadley 300 0 W. W. Bolton, Mayor zoo o John Moron 100 0 Henry Etheriogton tOOO o John Yeoman - S S R. °lame. Recorder ico 0 Geo. Mnson - too o WiHiam Mourne zoo o R. %V. Munn - zoo 0 John Sykes • too o Benjamin Aldhatn I I John Wray - too o Henry Green - ro to feph Erriatcn zoo 0 Mrs. Travis - zco 0 Thomas 01bourne ico o Mgt Pl7lllOll . , 41 0 Wm. Jarratt . zoo o Robert Belt S S E. F. Coulfon . zoo o Thomas Scatcherd p 10 Wm. WiFianzfon sc.:" o j.: H. Bromhy 20 0 John Melling - to 10 ohn Terrington 15 ts Samuel Hall - zoo o Flam. A. Terrington 15 15, Gard:. Fgginton zoo o John Bourne zoo 0 Jaeph Sykes for hien- 'William Bourne 31 10 fell and bit Soto woo 0 oho Lee 3t 10 B. B. Haworth zoo 0 ohn Hall - pto Eduard Codd - iso ,o ohn Hudfon 10 0 I:o4h Lyan - 5 s John Frog - so 0 hl Bores - 100 o ock Company 300 0 eery Ma , fter for him- R. A. Harrifon too 0 _ _ falt . and nephews so* o Mr.. Stanifonh soo 0 Mn. Porter - 'Co o Rickard Brigp 5 3 Thomas Maxon 203 0 Elisabeth Smith zoo 0 Thomas llsomp"ain soo 0 Samuel Newton t I Thomas Clay - z a Thomas kiewfan 31 to Philip Alfnew • a a George Hewlett . 10 o G• is. Know Iley, Jan. ss to Mts. Sparks so 0 Jot. R. Peafe • JD* o Michael Andrew •at o Cite* Liddell 1.00 0 Thomas Hall so 0 join 'Narita, Jun. ss 0 William Hall so 0 liti. hard Terry tos o Thomas Han, Jon. so 0 Av.fon Terry . 51 so Proprictots of the Hall I'be Tricky Hoofs 300 0 Adeertifer to to Thos. Banniiy . so o Joho Hunch St o pores Dewitt - to to Edward Nadas a a rhos. lackion - 21 0 William Coths 31 10 Fras Nap - too o Wm. Corlas,jws. .. to to C. Shipman - so ci Robert Carla* to to Thos. Lundle - 30 0 H. Brim 10 10 'Thos. Locke - so 43 George Popple ss to Henry Denton 10 to W.Tod aos 0 John Woolf - at 0 Cook and Walridley so to William Haetteaftle so o Burnet and Cr/lath zo to James-Frank • at o W. Borland - to to Robt.Simpfon - sa ei )ofcph Chapman 40 0 , John Thackray so o llamas Shuichi so to I'bos. Robinfou 21 ci Robert C. Peak too 0 Harry Drown - 35 is Henry Bedford 31 to William Martin 21 o Mr.. H. Droadley •so 0 Jas. Green - so 0 Thomas Broadiey 38 to Wm. Ferrahy - t t George Rodwell 3t to NEW bTATII LOTEERY. AIIRUMMOND recommends to his Friends and • the Public In plural. an early pnrchak in the approaching ottery, which begins drawing on the yds of Septemb=. Tkkets, H.dves, marten, Eighths, and Sixteenths, arc felling in a satiety of Numbers, at his Old State Lottery Office, No. 61, Flit-ibeet, where Numbers are mg:dared with attention, nit the cartel ac count lent of dick faced's. Corral books kept. Letters poit paid duly invaded to. FIRS INGUSH STATE LOTTERY, for 'Soy. iegins Drawing Monday the sth of Scpeanber. zen3. T HI. TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves, (barters, EJgbths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BUILNR, and Co. Stack-Draken, At their iZte Letta . 7-01ey Nay coder the &oral Exchange. London, end no whore elle on their account. The Same coons of Two Prises of so,OOOL Two of to.cooL Tw• of sAod. Light of agoci. Twelve of soot. &c. /kr. The Total Amount of Hoes is osopool. and the Lottery m 00& of only so,poo Tides. AR Share Lid et this Oice will be Ramped agreeable to ACt of Parliament, and alio with the Crown, and round It, HA• &ASP and Ca p s Loyzeay 011/ICg. lAIUMS, Pod Pald, duly anfwered, rd Schemes gratta • • Country Orden, aceompsaled with &ore-dated BM' on London. Pod-0111oe Orders, or Calh,in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, pundsally attended tot sod Correfpondents not depend out Mug treated eisdiren the fame Terns as If }relent. In the led Lottery Two Primo of sogoaL each. and Ow of roma. ware Coki in Sharer at the above Moe; and One of so pa* in • Winds Ticket. N LW LOTTERY. WOWS DRAWING the oh of SEPTEMBER. 1803 SCHEME: Na of Prism Vasa of sack. Total Valve. s Prises of 4 sopa) are i O.Mo a 10010 -- sops* s s pm 300000 S ~ • 1000 ..4 1000 1S $ OO .• •.' 00 3 0 .-- 100 3.000 4 0 3 0 1000 6050 .. SO .... 111/210 —4444. sspzo Tiara. C 110030 Firil.drasvo Ticket ids day C wow* I s l-drawo Thshet left Morales 3.040 Als Part at the shave Capital.. TICKETS AND SHARES ARE SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE ; Jlkosi the Pilaus PAID go DEMAND. Ilan - • - Z l 7 4 • 14 a . - Sl6 01 El4lith - - s 4 s (*Ante 7. 4 9 0 S. resstls • i s a Tickets wia4 adorn slit. A YOUNG MAN MISSING. SUPPOSED 10 BE PlLLookir IF the Young Man (E. H. J.) who quieted his fitti aloe where be wee an Apprentice, in N. Prittleriek-ltreet, Dub lin, about the beginning of July lath, and who, it is fuppnicd, is gone on board the Fleet, ulll make known to his parents, by let ter, at No. 52, kerles-ftreet, Dublin, his prefcnt fitumion, he will hear of fomething to,his advantage, as their with is not to refit his iodisation.. but to prJeure him a pmna fituation ; or if any per fon faring this, and the ec - criptioa of the Buy, will maks it known to him, or his parent;, he will have rl eir grateful thanks. 'Hc is about 15 years of age, dark complexion, Ikon cafe, light brown hair, (Irons made. BY BRIGADI R-GENERAL COLIN CA hIPSI:LL, Commute% g the North-EaR Div Son of the Northern Dißrid. WHEREAS an Outlaw, named THOMAS RUSSELL, L.-merly an Officer in the 64th Regiment of Foot, ant fume time cuofined at Fort George, in North Britain, has publilhed a Proclamation, in wlti:h he Ryles himfelf " General In Chief of the Northern Dißri& and Member of the Provincial Government." aditreffed to MEN of IRELAND! " Once more in Arms to tacit Ihe Eights of IVlankind,andLlbente your Country!" am ate. tee. Now, this is to give notice., That the Spin of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS will be paid by me, to any Perron or Perfons who Call apprehend and &beer Into Cuftody, the abovemaitioned Traitor; or who mall give fuck Information as may lead to his apprchenfi n Here follows a Defeription of the GU Thomas Rural :—He is a tall hantlibine Man, ahem s Feet tt Inches High, dark Can. pluton, Aquilirc Not., large Black Eyes, with heavy Eye-brows, good Teeth, full chatted, walks generally Taft and upright, and has • military appearance. is about 48 years of Age, 'peaks Boaltlf, with a rime dlaintt Voice., and has • good Addrefs. Given at Belfalt, this tyth Day of Acquit, ESN. COLIN CAMPBELL, Brigadler-Cvner•L NORWICH, JULY 13. ALL Perfons delimus of Contrafting for taking down the prof lit and building a New Bridge, at St. Michael at Coftani, in this City, either of Stoac or Iron, are to deliver propofals, fealvity, at - the town cle(k's office, In the Guildhall, on or before the heft day .1 September nest, with a plan and efilmate, including the piling and planking for she thundation, the damming and siting op the old pier and abutments, and every other te rrace attending the taking down and clearing the old Bridge, to the greateft depth of the river, completing the new Bridge, and making good all damages to the adjoining eftatesore .ition,4 by the wart. If the Preprials are for a Stone Bridge, the following particulars malt be obferved It mutt be of Portland Stone, in the fame place as the prefent one, with one arch of 35 feet rpm, the width of the Bridge in the elm; of the parapets, to be iL feet, incloding a foot way of four feet wide, vet the weft Me, the foot way to be paved with Scotch Granite, and the carriage way with proper paving Rants, and not to be more elevated than tLe pr. Zr.r.t pavement. The old parapet walls and coplrir to be ufed eg iin, and the remainder of the Kw terials of the old Bridge, in fuck places= Ball be judged proper. And If the Preyed' are for an Iran Bridge, the following par ticulan are to be attended to : The abutments of the new Bridge are to be of Portland Stoat, and the arch of Call Iron ribs, framed with rennels, the fpan of the arch to be 36 feet, and the width of the Bridge in the clear of the parapets, to be 16 feet, including a foot way of Poor feet wide, on the welt Ade the foot way to be paved with Scotch Granite, and the carriage way with properpavlng ftones,and not to be elevated more that the prdmt pavement ; the whole to be fo eonftrodted as to preclude the de of Forged Iron. The materiah of the old Bridge to be taken By the Contradior, but fuck part u tall be judged fit by the Cor=on, ee their Aram, may bs nisi in coultruding the new 1 ELISHA DE HAGUE, Town Clerk. The Following Proceedings of the Direetors of the Academy of I Air having received the entire approbation of the Lord Lieu. tenant of the County, le terms highly boooorable to the laths talon, are publiased by their authority— (lN the 12th inftant a GENERAL MEETING ‘ , .. 0 of the Direaran of the Academy of the Town and County of Air was convened in their Comma Hall, upon the regulation of James Fganesson, Efq. Advocate, and Hues Maus:row, Efg. of Planate. when Mr. Fergana moved, That tie Medan tithe Academy of Air Ilan ordain and appoiftt, e. That at the commemement of the neat &Eon. huh of the Yeas( Man in the DAM of that Inaltutioo, as arc rand by the Rafter sad Matters, to be of proper Age and Strength to begin to karts the are of Arms, doll be allowed the beneat of that snereife as a preparation for the duties which they maybe aftenvards called to perform, its Citisens, for the Defame of their King and Cans , try, in the ram of !die Amafeensota,at their boon of Mime; and Stall be provided with Drill Sajeaato. and all other ammo se.ei fary for fah noisily, at the final of apace potable. a. That the& who came forward. and are found by the Reiter and &team to be able. Stall be elated late divisions, and taught entirely ender their direetion and central. 3. That there ball, at Rated periods, be Competitions to afar. taro the praetors of the Van Mena this Exereife, when honorary Premiums Stall be awarded, to thole who arc found to eecdl. IV. That the Convener of the Diretiors, Dean of Guild of Air, and Chadors thetas by the minor Sebferibers„ Far the time being, air Andrew Cathcart of Carleton. Dan.; Colonel linseed; the Rev. Dotter htOillq IL A. Ofwald of Aocbsocrulve, Erg.; and Hugh Hamar= of Planer., Efg. with filch other Di ••• fa as chant to attend, anal be named • a Constattee, of which Colonel' Lhoond gta lbe Oarteoer, to may there ReiWutions late Cieni• till, with full power to them to tato all meafures which they Bad to he pow for nis parade. The motion was invectively feeanded by the Rev. Dr. WWI, and manhood/ adopted, and Mr. Tetuan inftrodied to ley thd. proceedings balers the Lord Lteuteoant of the Cu': on, for his approbatiou. JOAN ItALLANTINS, Preis. rs 14 ad d IN •e bw oda aaw- K : dii• i tbe nit rev( I CA , - :me!'