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~~ ": v‘v • ' '~~► . . .111 0 R NUMBER 37.1 : _ . k -r Vl6ll NI.I.IN(;4IIFFICE, 14 Ftisav sr, ISM THE Comovi:ionerJ for l'ictualling Hi: Aloft:/y'; Nary, do hereha gire Kmiec, that on Tuesday the 2.2 d Telenet, they trill be ready to rectOpe re al der:, in writing, (sealed up) and grant for Fite Iliusdred Thousand GoNstone, or Brown Willow Itods, riot lest than Forty-.i4it Inchesin Length, jig for - Aim Coopers Twigs; &Heifer Out Thousand 13-its of k.itglah Pogo or the Mc of the Cooper tr. To be aruarcrobie to couples So k preolocrd uit!s tie respective Tenders; a, be delivered the Rods in Three, and the Flags in Tuelve lfonths, by regular litooddy Proportions, into the Victualling .stores sit Deptford, and to be paid tor by Bills, puyahle,uithluterest,nin.ty Voys.eer Date. N. B. No Ts 4dor fir is Ins * :lissitity than fifty Thouand Rods still be regeitrd. The Coadestoas cf.tbe Contracb nay be seen at the Secretary's (ELK; and wit Perantt who may think proper to ma':e Tenders upeo the staJOccat:on, nre des; ad to take Notice, that no Regard wig be hod to my Tender, i.s which the Price shalt not be inserted is Wcirrh at Length, or that not be de ;tared to the Board before Owe **Clock on the said Turclay the 22d Instant, nor warm the Person who makes the Teldtr, a• some Perim on his behalf, outwit, to ~avrer hen rusted /or. VICT ILUNG-OFF ICE, rH FEBRUARY 1803: THE Contrethtioners for Victual:ins His Majesty's Navy do herelsa re Notice, that on Tuesday nest, the 13th instant, they lira, be ready , o receive Tenders in writing (sealed :sp,) and treat for Forty Tons ir Iron Plate Hoops, and jot For ty Tau of Iron Batt Hoops, to be delivered in one month by weck'y proportions into His Molise?, ricisinliing Stores at Del ford, end to be paid j ., r 01 bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions If the Centraess, and Samples of the Hoops, r-ay ue teen at the Secretary's ()dice. And all Persons who may thiakisroper to make Tenders upon the said occasion, ore desired to intl lk`o!isc, that no regard u ill be 'sad to any Tender, to so%ieh the price 31! not be inserted in wards at kagth, or that daft tot be deems:red t.) the Board Wore One siCock on the :aid Tste,do , l nest, the 15th isstans, nor un less the Pe,son uho snakes the reader, or Wile Person on his be kali; Moms to ewer when ceding fur. JAMES ASPERNE (Sdccessor to the late Mr. Scw.ll) re:m,ctfully informs the Purcha,ers of the EIdROPE.kN MAGAZINE, that the Plate of ABRAHAM NEWLAND, Esq. siren in the hst Month's Publication, not aff rtltug the SatiZaction that was intended by the Proprieeors, a new Engraving, by Ridley, from the Original - Picture by Druninned, is now in lialid,and will be given Grata in the lidagaz! tie fur March. Ni 92, Corohill, 9th Feb. 'or*. . _ To RE SULI), AT SNELL's Warehouse, No. 6, South Side of the Bo n, at Patittugt, , a v-ry large Quan':ty of OATS mid BEANS, of the tines' quzlny, kastarrirui, fresh from the Country. The above mly be any day from tont O'clock in the =owning, till three in the iifti!rnoun ; and if so:d will be de livered to any pan of the T.iwn. Wt.hrDS FUCK, OXUN. TO be LET, and entered on' imm'diatcly, a comrassdious DWELLING HOUSE, (readv furnished) aptly situated, adjoining the TtimAke-road, in Wood stock aforesaid ; contaoing a hall, two pailours, drawing room, four good bed-chambers, an•l s citable screants' apart ments, arched cellaring, large kitchen, brewilouse, laundry, and other out-buildings, Tarri, and two gardens, exeeLlent stalled stal.oing for eight horses, with lofts over the same. Woodsteek bring centrically situated between two packs of fos- hounds, with a pack of harriers in the own, readers it the most desirable situation for a sportsman. For further particu:ars, apply to Mr. Churchill, of Wood stock. THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Consisting of 44.000 Tickets, To begin Drawing 4th APRIL, 1809. GRAND SCHEME. No. of Prises. Value of each. Total Value. 4 of 1.20,000 is 1. 80,000 • 3 10,000 SO,OOO 3 5,000 15,000 5 17,0 , „0 6,000 5 1,000 ... 5.000 SO 100 3,000 Co 50 3,000 20 230,000 12,500 •••• • This Scheme differs from all otherS for many Years • past, in the circumstance of not having any Prises fixed for particular days. SWIFT and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, are ap pointed by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of she above Lottery. This Office (established in the Year 1759) has been fortunaie in the Sale of Capital Prizes,THiRTEEN Of which were of the Last and Three preceding Letter ea, and some of them divided into many Shares. This Day is published, a new Edition ' being the Second, with Corrections and Additions , in Four Volumes, Octavo, price 11. 10s. in boards, of REPORTS of CASES of CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS. 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Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS moved to discharge the Order fat. taking into consideration the Petition complaining of an undue Election for Kircudbtight, on the 22d instant, and observed, that as there was a very material difference between Freeholders in Sco:land and those in England, and the votes were under consideration of the Quarter-Sessions, h would not cod until thel2th day of March, he th oi ight that the House should nut hurry the business until the decision of the Quarter-Sessions - should be known. He therefore moved, that the Order of the House, for taking the Petition into consideration on the 22d inst. be discharged, and that the same be deferred until the 24th day of March next. 'I he Right Hon. W. DUNDAS opposed the motion for discharging the Order, upon the grounds that the 22d instant was fixed for the consideration of the Petition, and that the Sitting Member would be put to very great inconvenience by the delay. He submitted to the House, whether it was proper that his Hon. Friend (the Sitting Member, Pat elm HERON, Esq.) should be kept in suspence until the decision of the Court of Quarter-Sessions should be known, which might be finally reversed by that of the House of Lords ? General MAI'I'LAND also rose to oppose the motion, upon the grounds stated by his Honourable Friend who had last spoken ; and urged, that it was in the power of of unsuccessful candidates, at any time, to cause great expence and inconvenience to the Sitting Member, if they were to canvas every vote at the Quarter-Sessions, and the House of Commons was obliged to await that determination. Mr. CI DUNDAS rose to say, in answer to Go ner al Maitland, that he would be answerable that no expence should attach to the Sitting Member by the delay which should not be defrayed by the peti tioner. General MAITLAND explained, that he did not altogether advert to the expence, nor to the incon venience to the Sitting Member, so much as to the convenience of the House in general, which ought to be considered, and Sitting Members in future nut be disturbed by vexatious petitions. Upcn a divisior. of the House, the gallery was cleared ; and, upon re-admission, we learnt that there were 72 for the motion. for discharging the order, and 44 againxt it. Discharged accordingly. The Right ITon. W. DUNDAS presented a Peti tion from the Cotton Manuf.esarers in Scotland, praying for leave to bring in a fill to regulate be tween Masters and Servants. Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. WHITE brought up a Report of the names of the Members who were appointed a Committee to try the undue election for Great Grimsby. They were as follows W,iiliam Frankland, Esq. Sir Cecil Sishopp, Charles Moore ' E-'q. John Wilier Willet ' Esq. Lord Vssimuntßerte Edward Esq. Ch. Mmicagoe UntriSy, Esq. 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Charles iI. it was the custom to train them five times i=r the vear-four times by companies, and once in batta lion, making in all eight days, which method con tinned to the end of the reign of his Lite Majesty Ceorge 11. when an alteration was made requiring the Militia to be trained and exercised twice every year, for the term of fourteen days each time, or once for the term of twenty-eight days, which was the practice down to the year 1788.. After the American war, the militia continued a consider. able time (he believed about three years) in a very uncertain gate, when it was found necessary to al ter the laws respecting the same; and the situation of affairs at that time not pressing the measure upon the country or Parliament, a due regard was bad to economy after an expensive war; the numbs: fthe militia being about thirty-one thousand, two-thirds only were called out, the remainder having neither arms or clothing delivered to them. 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