The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-02-13 00:00:00

~))\. _ ct ic , A 4 - • t b r b r 1.41 r I 41 1 ,.. 4.1,14 t • • Ara WEDNESDAY, FtIBRUARY 13, 1805. t • ft P. It 665.) (PRICE STXPENCIT. 31 1 TtIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. THIS PRESENT Feb. 13, Their VEIs:ING, Ntaiesties Servants will art the Tined, of DOU .; LAS. .rval, he the YOUNG_ROSCITTS (being his first appeer ,:. T hea tre -One Ids recent ).' , which wet be Wed t he 11.111.;e.:1 E,dertainment of TtlE DESERTVI. morrow and Saturday, the C niredy The Haney Munn, t , N:w Stela Drente of the Lady et the Ruck. 111 E AT.t b-ROYAL, COVEN"! .GAR GEN. r I'l US PRKSENT EVENING, Feb. 13, will b e / ,...:o:med (.18th dart) a New Play, ca:led TIIK SCHOOL OF RKFORM ; OR, HOW TO RULE A HUSK %ND. With New Fr:furry, Oros a, and Dee,nations. Alter +hob (iil time)a New Mused Farce, called TOO MANY COOKS. The Overture and Music entirely new, by Mr. M. P. King. T.. ilium e, Toe School of Reform, curs 't uo Many Cooks. Oti Sa*,,-d.iy (never vied), To Marry, or nut to Marry To BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. L to L g u ke a t nd o :n rA es To ttblichr i d y Y., wit treat wisit P.:ricia wt .° is diapositi to part with SUi'l t ettitettll• 1,. It.", post pa a I trn‘se,l C. D. at Mr We-ttry's, N. Str tod, ail be a:tender( to. ----- 1 / 17ANTED, for a Nobleman's Family, an Ex (Alen' M'l COOK. ply to Mr. Math, Boolowlier, Dulte4tmet, Portland &l.o. si.vrt. LOTTERY. following is the SCIIEME of the STATE 1.0 r I ERY now praying & 1 ~t L 23,U00 is L 2,,000 2 24 1 , 4(1,1,00 111,000 • 30.040 5,0 00 15/100 1,000 —..—. 6,000 5. , 0 5, 00 1 , 0 3,000 3,040 12:1,0011 %ISO 25,0 W Tickets L 2)0.0tA/ Pan of the Capitals will he detintaine4 as follows : beat drawn, Ist Day 1.1,000 Firnt•entwit, 6th Day.. I .hoo Ditto Yd Dx... 5:10 Duo 7th 1X.y..10, 00 Ili . to 94 11.1 .. 5:.0 Ditto Bth Div • •2a,”00 lotto 4th Day .. 5 tit I Ditto 9th thy.. 5,000 Data sth Day.. 500 Ditto 10th Day.. 1,000 Ttckets arrl Shares (wilikt arty renist , i i TV: be had at all th, iiretwei beater Offices, warrantml .indrawn. . SATURDAY NEXT. THTSH recpeel fully accraints the Public. that SA. •I u:t DAY r willbe the SIXTH DAY' URA W -1S&;. Vihd , t TlCkrt4 roma; oi, SIIAMK may be hal at 4, Coonhill, and 9, Clia.int Clow,; wiwre five at the Cai,ltal Prize. ISovd , 4l's Lottery were IT is fitly to look at Om GOLDEN Wt-IKEL of . FORTUNE to be convinced sis the reedy Road to Riches: 1 Prise 0f... .1.. 25,00015 Prise , of ......1 0 000 2 ditto.. ... —.10,000 5 ditt0..,..... ..,;10 , 1 ie. c. Re. t Ticket taa pin .. L 43,001 t+.144 , eeweat...........••••-•••0114 61 ' 41 Waiter ditto 4 1,..,81,2:i0 1 ighoh ditto 'W4: 4 5,625 Sisteent . i ditto . .. 1 812 10 ~... Ticket* aid Share. will be sold b'i H Aix and CO. 11n. 28, Cornhill, while any ran be obtained ; but, from the very few 'rickets that remain, it is probable th ere will not he sufficient so swear the deiiind another week. Saturday will be the sixth Drawing Day. LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. SWIFT' and CO: Na I I, POULTRY, are now SELLING Two:Ts aad SUAREZ of the PRFSI. NT LOTTER I, imputed undrawa. The Sioth ILI of Drawit.g will be oo Saturday neat.. SIXTH! ilAY's DRAWIN(4. BRANSCOMB, No. 11, Holborn, and Nn. 37, Cornhtll, respectfully informs the Public., that TICK- E TS and SHARES are sell.ng at the above OFFICES, and eig the next Day's Drawing will be i.e Saturday. THE RICHEST WHEEL IN IHE WORLD / (Al cow be seen io cOO T - 14ALL, 1.11 containing 1 his of 1..25,000 20,004 10,000 -11 ; 000 &e. ae. T. SOREST'S me...mitten& an early application at hie old c.c.tuitahed Office, No. 8, Cornhill, as, from he gre.tt *le tumid, it i.,, nicely there will be .ufficient Tickets to answ r the demand through next week. Saturday will be the next Drawing DAC RICH S FATE OF THE WHEEL. 1 of.. .L 2NOOO 3 Prises 0f.... L.lO 000 ditto ..10,900 `9 ditto 3,000 Ace. kc Ate. ROM the UNCOMMON DEMAND for .11: TICKETS and SHAKES &nog the Last Week, an 4 ti,e ft, remaining %manta, makes it molt probable not a 'ltcket will be left after this Week ; the Pubic are therefute tenanted in tit Cirty in their apvitcatinn at POPra TRULY FOR EIIMATE LOTTERY corm:F., Comer of t h e itoi.l! Exchange, o posite the where Tickets and Sliares (wArunte.l norirawn) will eontinwl on •ile wham there are any lat. Saturday will be the next Draw ing Day. RICHA I7 R . D 4 S ., O „, N, t,1, C0 ~. I ,.o 4 lD i cL , hl ..it C , and th t siliTH C D o A . ;c o; fpscfu DRAiviNG the STATE will be sATUK DAY MXT. Mkt. IS and wvranterl tiorbraltn, soutinue on S.le at their wed State Lottery Offices. no.P O +tie the Gate of the King's Mews, (liming Cross, aid the I. imer of the Bank Iteildings, SCOTT consiJirs it his duty to state to T• those whe have honoured hint with their Commands, there are but ( Tick^ts in the PRESENT ST.% TE , A.SITERT tee : front the in:equalled iichneas of the AA the great demand fur Tick is and Shares. without an emit application at his (A 4 Fatalkshed Office. No. 79, New Euai,ttwet, lie fears many wi I he di , 0. 41,11 ( 4 The Wl.eei contain, oac Prize of 2.‘,0001. Two or g3,0(01. Three of 10,0001. Timms of 5,0.:01. of 1,0001. besides aunierowsSu. , l. 1040. &e. c C. N. H. Saturday will ►e the Sixth Day of Drawing. J PORTER, with every sense of gratitudie to the • liob.l.ty anaGeohy, who have hoinnired him with their horviviol-, begs to submit the following remarks to theirs Tnat the {gement STATE Li YITEILY co.stainv more GRANI) TRILLS than viers ever konwn berms ; and as them a.e t•ot very few Tiekel4 notio'4, aorl the 4. , nialitl i. en •quallerl kith in Town sod Countrv, he ...moral, res•ommeivt• (to me ve,,rdimopeintoient) an miinevlia.e purchara at his till etu. b. , •hevl Loiters 04fiee. in Pa l.am , nbOrrel, where all Pril"• 201 roilr,oool aro ptid on demand. Ai B The Sui:ti Day's !)raring *ill be Go Saturlay alit. V ; 11l A LLING. OP Fief; J. 30, 1 )30. r 1-1 E COMMISSIONERS fur Vara/hag liis Afajcsty's Noel , do herein, girt Notice, not ow Tit Es. DA)', the Qd of April it it, they will he eady to teeeine residers io with% (sealed up), toe earls 2uurtiiees of the pflowilig Desenplsoo at Btaces, Crown hautem Brandy, Hogshead, Brack 11,71.,1r, ) Staves. II Mix Sr tt.n, s Quebec ea the reeve. stre Persons why may make Proposals , theraof, w7U enie• isortto deliver iotothe Pietoolitog Storm at Deft:lonised l'symoollt. rosiseSs Proportions at ohnli hereafter bt determined 'Aron; oar kalf . by the 314 of oMobrr Inert, and the lie ampler by the 31'c e Demmer, foil• tor, ; and to be 'mil for by lid's, pood,,e with interest, Newt,' Date *CT dote . _ The elwiiiwpd the Contact trivg de seen at etc Secretary's 01". N. B. Nn neater fora lets Y.'atantity that FA , ' Thooland Crown Drtitoie Pit, Ten Thouiviod agora Mimic Wanda., T woo, Thoasossol Ceara Duit:ic Iio.;elle id, or 7'6"meg-Jilt Thousand Berk thuds" ilambri, Stettin, cr :Nebel- Pipe Stisort, will be 1 1 1. tteeaeJ ~0 be had to any Teadrr us ■eh;rh the Price shill not be iniertert rs Wardi at len:th, or that .snit mat he delivered to the Board liefdre Oae o'Clork we the Mill Tuesday the 2d gf .4pral "et, n.n codas the Pol.ll, who makes the Tender, or some Person OR hilt Behalf, stteady to Newer When Caned SHIPWRECK OF THE •BILRCIAVF.NNY. That Dar is v 11, uriro Is. M. j‘i.lsl AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the LOSS tar the EVIL of ARERGAVENNY EAST INAAMAN, P lift'fi.ANi.), on :.re Night of the sth of Februiry, ISL'a • eon?. twig sever.l Intineetirry Particular. not before truYiehod. To whirl, IA added, • Return of the Fomenter., Offreers, Slity's Co n:raiie, Troops, kc.; whir the age, i.o.cnotion and birth-Tr:Av.., of every Officer and Seaman. fhe rrtiu:v o.r.full arro- eeel, to she,e at one view the fate of 'tact) intl....toe. Corrected at the East India House. Funte.t for jeihn Stoelitale, riccadiey; and Blacks and Emu, EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 1805. r HE couierof DIRECTORS of the UNiTECV 11 . COMP.‘NY MERCII ANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the Elva INDIES do hereby este Neetee„ That the Tramp Books If the said Compote's &nett rill be ,hut a. Tue.d.gq, the :nh of 31.,nh nest, et Tros tel.:teat, ant opened again on Thu.-J.145u, the 11 th of April falloteiajp. Tit iriarte-ty Garret Can't .f the SRA Cowpony will k held at their Haw to Leadetihett-eireet, on WEDNESDAY the 27th of March nett, at Yhtenn'tstech tw.M Fure.wooe. That. General Court ty'eAc said Curapari;"lcii/ be Lett at their Anse in Leadenholl-street, no WEDNESDAY tic UV. of April nt AI, PIM NiflC o'Cloek iN the V. ming unlit Sis la. tin. retain:, jar Ike Eleiitta eJ six ittrotars uJ tke saki Company fur F.lwr i*ears. And, thnt the Lists itt the' Weathers tf the said enapaley tr;t: be rend!) to bc delivered at this 1f.,. e on TUESDAY 0,260 i Wirrh WILLIAM R AMSAY,&r. VOCAL CONCERT, NEW ROOMS, MAW/YR:t ea/DARR. EISRS. HARRISON, BA RTLEMAN; and GstEA'roniX, mtAt re.pettfully acquaint the No-. bility and Gentry, thirt. the Ticket: a, now delivering to the Subscriber; gerter..ily, at Mr RIRCKAI.I..., No. 139, New Bond-Areet, where the Sntrictivtion wiil Coliturue oral till the ;imited• number be completed. The Managers beg leave to in!oran tucli of the Subscriber. of last y; sr u have not already lino/noel them with their times for the prevent seawv.i, that the Sretteription is rapidly fitting, and will pro. balsty close'befr;re the commencement et the Coin...rte. A lot of the principal. Performer: vocal and instrursemal, ha e. bean already publalted, awl is Ltrihut•zd with the TwlcPt, at Mr. Muir Shop. SCIIEME of the FIRST CON CERT, FRIDAY NEXT, Feb. 15. Art I.—C..ronation Anthem Zadock the Prim, Handel F-r eight voices, "To love I wake the silver string " We'ilte--;Frot ScApe trona King Arthur ( the ...ohs pansby Miss Telnitot and 'Mr. Rirtlemanl, Purce'il.—New Glee for Six voice+, "Mark'd you her eye of heavenly blue?" Spritforth. ....-Concermle two French (tort's, NINArs. Petrel- e. Petrifies. —Sung, Mast Park,. " Sweet bad," aecompanied on the he Mr. F. Cramer Dan.kl.—Niew Duet, Messo. gigriiion a nd Ilartienan, " me where it Fancy bred ?" (with aeodnlrs. nimerit: by afr Gre.atorytt).SirJ. Steyemon, Mtn. D —Sceita, Madame Eta 'chi, " R".l silenzio: with Aeconaiwnime Obligati for two French, horns Bianchi —.Filer, five V, -;.`4. and Chorus, with Acentupaniusenh, " The Loo!..tier ' Act n.--Grand Symphrmv Ihyrll.—Tclatto, Min Parke, Mr. Hrriwni t and Mr. It artleinait, " mia I hirthels. " Minart —Sew S mg, Mr. Harrison, " Tne Sol.lier's Dream Almond —New Wee, her voices, " harinuni.ed lat Mr Greatorri,wConcerto itali., by Mr. Lev Leatkr of His Maje‘ty's Filanovestan Kind (with perm'-dent, being hi: hot pub pArtormince in Mi. king lons —.Soot, Mr. hi r tte-mart. " Angel of 1)r Call.aot—ratoxiite titre, "The Fake -it Flowers."Danby.—Acena ( MS), Mew Parke. Goalie' tui —.Finale, Naval o , lc. three voic..v, and Foil Chor t v. Dr. Arne. Th.. dams will open at verzit., and the •per forma i.e coin .nenceeva"lr at ellit o'clock - th Subicrthers :.re mg i,tad ti give p irt (Altar ord.ers to their cox 'men to set rl vm a tta 6 Up at the door in the SquAre, with thz hortes lie s t vard evevaree-a-eet. The door in Hanover -greet is for rain on v. Mr. 'Townsend wit be at the hind of the Peace (MT*, n, an atteal to the ACCUIUJIWIALOII of the Co.nearry 'rout avid ti• ;heir carriage? : gIHE HIC. . meet 1 the first lime tmt Sea/D• at the CR:AVN awl ARP Clioß TAVERN, in the Strand, wi THINSDAY next, ti.e 14th liinant, when the Attendance of ail tee Members in Town is requested. RIR/MINT rot ISO:., Grace the Dukz ni liAmi,:rom Aoki BRANDON. . •ICI recs. DIN TS. The Right lion. Lard ANCHILIALD H %MILTON, The Rig.it Hon. C. Y. GREVILLE, Sir JOlO4 MACPHERSON, Bart. J. E GRANT, Esq. of Rut! Auwiehus. Me:abets of the Hlthlaud Society eschwitelir will phase deliver in their Nantes 1.101 No Vi.itnr admitted, uolrs introdocint by a Men,ber —Dinner on he Tanle at Half past Five o'Clocit SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PAI.I.•%IALI. Febinary 11, 11V5. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and others, are met respeftfolly informed, that the capital Bui called the SHAKSPEARE. GALLERY, together with its Co:dans; comprising the 'tint.: of that noble and valuable Colle&ion of PK:TURKS, illustrative of the Works of our Immortal Hart, will be sold by AUCTION, by Mr. STEW ART, on the 20th Day of MAY next, and following Days, if tot previously disiii.ed of by Private Contract. Descriptive Cate loge-s, and Particulars of the Building, are now preparing; and due Notice will be...glien of re opeion% the looms, being the last ormartunity the Public can ev r perAibly have of viewing this truly National Asseeiblage, uhirl! con tains the choicest prOduSions of our most Cr•lvbr.i* d . rtegte. Ste. and which refiecia the high•st honour un the spirit, tast.., and liberality of its original Pesn...iors, the Mess. BUY DELLS. Any Applications to treat by Private Contrift will be re ceired by Mr. Stewart, at his Auaion Rooms, 194, Piccadilly opposite Albany Douse. BROWN AND COWAN. THE PARTNERSHIP between BROWN and C.)W.\N being dtseulsed by manta cons. , nt, J. BROWN (fort Hohy s) returns thanks to his Friends and the Public in general for favours already conferred, and brigs leave to info in them, that he has OPENED a SHOP at Nu Fleet.vreet. nest dam to the Globe Tavern, with o large Assortment of Fashionable BOOTS 3114 SHOES, the cheap. est In London, warranted of the best Materials and Workman. ship, equal to bespoke, where Gentlemen may be fitted as well at when measured, without the trouble of waiting, at the fol lowing redmed prices —Military folding Top Boots, 21 Ditto plain ditto, 11. 160.-411 ark .t.ap Jockey, 11. Iss Leao:e• Hessian, 11. 1 Ski. Hessian, 11. Us. —Back Stn.,' Shnet, 11. 121 Cordovite, 11. s,—.S:iati ish Leather Drags Shoes, Ids. Dress ditto, Strong WAlking ditto, 10s....Midshing ditto, 9s. lid —.Stroll, Drill and Shooting Shoes to 135. LOSS OF TILE ARERGAVENNY EAST-INDIANIAN. ' 'III Public are respeitfully acqu.tinted. that nn sa - Anday Morning will be publ.shaal. A CORRECT NARRATIVE ce the CitTuni.tanees a tending the Lqs. of the Hunourable East India Conti any's Slop EARL of AMA GAVENNY, Captain John Word.aeirth by A GENTLEMAN in the East.lndia Donne, Under the Authority of Official Llocurnenta ' aided be versonal Communication.; ftnlll VIIIOIIII respeetabie V0Y,41 ..•.. . . . . 4 . Lord, Lard,methought what pain it wai to ilraiwn ' What dreadful noise of waters in my ram! " What sights of ugly Death within my eves! I thought I saw a thousand fearful wrocks!" Clarence 's Dream —.Richard 111. Printed at the filinerva Press, Exadenhalkareet ; and •otd by A elterne, Symonds, PAl , lllolllef-TOW; Chapple, ; and all other Booksellers. A CAUTION—The Pubic are earnestly tsquened to sus pend their judgment reipecting the melancholy fate of the Earl of Abergavennv till Saturday next, when an authenticated State of Fact., published at the Minerva Press, and drawn up by a Gentleman in the India House, will be subruitted to their candid perusal. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. lIIIUSE OF COMMONS—Toccoa', rte. 12. The Coal Merchants Indemnity, and the Greenland Fishery Dials, were read a sefand tiose, and cuinm.tted fin tu-tn.: Mr GREY moved that there Ise . la.d refer the Mu. • an sr.:Aunt of all the balances remaining in the hands of J ones N•46*, Fag d late Collecuor of Taw in Se dl.nd • also several other areniints of the Twtster of hI3II , PIS ant oth,r Lands sir the Gal a the Crown, 4k:. ere. wtich awns agreed to. THE. BRITISH MUSEUM. Mr. BANILES observed. that as SUMS of money were now sometimes voted by Parliament fur the use of the British Museum, he hoped, in any meit snre of the same nature, which may ee proposed I,y hint. precautions would he taken, that thee: Janice c should have better opportunities of having it .r , sible, than it had hitherto been. Much expeetatien had been etched by a number of rare and valuable article; deposited there ; but the money was, by some means, locked up, or so disposed of otherwise, that the public had received hitherto very Lett grate tificetion from them. Mr. ROSE eeplied, the e by the present regulate Lions, any person leeving his name there .one .! may be sure of gaining admittance on t he ie s i Mr. FULLER observed, that great pre: a -eons were necessary in such institutiens, a. ;t eel iiently happened that very valuable prints or manuscripts . received injury from the admis.ion of improper persons. Mr. W. SMITH said. the danger of injury did not appear to hint so great as might be apptierend ed, even to the most raluable of the etninsities. Gems. and things Gf hard substar.cc, could nut lie ea s ily injured ; as to paintings, or other things snore tender. as rerishahie matter., he could nos ...~e that sufficient precautions mieeit not eitshe for there was scarcely any instance ef such injuries happening in foreign countries, where the Museums were open to all those who went to sec them. Mr. FULLER replied, that what t. e Hon. Gent. said, might very well happen in foreign . 1 countries, where a ma n, who should do any injury to e prior, might be liable to imprisonment ter the re-. enaineer et his life. A Melees was :}". mid?, and agreed to, that there he tail before the I limse a Crew 'of tie Regu• latiiets made for the admissicn of strangers for the last five months. Dr. RAT then presented, at the Bar, an Account of the expenditure of the British Muse en, since the last greet of public Tierney by Perlierneut. Ordered to lie on the: Fable. The Loyalty Lean Bill was read a second time, after a trifling explanation between Mr. Chaplin and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and or hound to be committed to-morrow. THE SP \NISH WAR. • Mr. JOHNS rON E meted the or ler of the day, for taking into coosileretion His Majesty's Declara tion, and the Papers snnmitted relating' to tate negociatien with Bruin t which being read ; Mr. WINDY/1 ss, Mr. inIiNSTOS L. and MT,ltangt, rose - together, but the last having the priority. on account of being the first who caught the Speaker's eye; Mr. RAINS receeded. He said, his rearm for presenting himself thus early was to obtlin the in dulgeva re a patient hearing, as at • her hoar, when t: e Howe might find itself ethsested, and would caly listen to titoie whose opinions they might be desirous of hearing ; he knew himself to . have none of those qualities which could be 'Likely to engage their attentien. Several gentler . ..en ap• pear to Lim willing to rest the merits of rats ques tion principally upon one simple topic ; but, in his opinion, it would beteir have resolved itself into two; let. Whether the connection which Seein may have with France would be sufficient rear rir invoi.enT it in a war with this country ? Whether there could he any justification cfl the manner in which the war had been commenced ? The last peed world engage the first and mere material if the two; for, after all.that had been said, he could not. but consider the attack upon the Spanish frieeres 4s an aft of piracy, a breach of public faith, and con trary to existing treaties, and to the law of nations. As to all that had been said last right by His Ma jesty's Advocate, in justification or this measure, it should be considered that all the cases he made ant were founded on the prainice of the last mite. y, and by no means applicable to the present • ..e. The cheper of the grear writer to whom that Hoe. Gentleman alluded, only went to chew that there were scene cases in which it might he justifiable to make wee without a declaration ; but never was used ay him as a general principle. The Hor s e Gentleman, however, could never mean to insinuate that there could be a case in which it was justifiable to make war, without a declaration, and, least of all, pending any negotiation. The only ore which he had heard of almost clearly petered to this, w is the hase AttACk 'I pon the Smernafleet, which wes fru! y worthy of the etbal with %hem it originated. There was only one material difference between that Cate and the present, which was, that the Dutch having some notice of the design, the English found the prepared, and were disappointed; in the ptment case it w.ss different, for the attack had succeed ed. In that case, some complaints were made against the Dutch, for a ground of complaint can easily be found when it is the ohjert of tl e strong to oppress the feeble. But though this unprecedented attack succeeded, and the ships were captured ; the advantage would be far from paying us the expencee of a Spanish ear, if any thing could be deemed an advantage which could be ob tained in such a manner. The assertion in His Majesty's declaration, wa;, that in former wars the arrival of the Spanish treasures from America was often the epoch but it did not asse ment of hostilities In no case it being an stances the friendly, the .1 le epoch •f the cessation of negociaticns; .ot assert it to be that of the commence- ostilities before the negociations ceased. could such a principle be justifiable, as invariable tole, t..at under such circum- . parties should coosider themselves as be one throws the other of his guard, • I 4"alet•-•-•: ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, - Great George Street, Feb. 11, IRIS. N OTICE it herd" gives, lbot .Ibe Commissary General is ready to receive Prapam .fore ar•pplyiag sac hnl fru Itirestes Temp as may he earomped is the reerse of Ile present Year, is the . 1•11 s -icing Distribts, midi BR EAD, FOR AGE, FUEL, end STRAW ; ouch Proposals to be sort is on or before the sth day of March nest (obserring shot norm will he received after Twelve eCloch an deg fifer)), sod, if sent by Post, the ,inoge to he ptUd, c is. NORTH BRITAIN. NORTHERN DlSTRlCT—Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland, I)whaio. YORK—Y..Ik, Lincoln. EAS TERN—Norfolk, SuFrulk, Carnbr;dge, Huntingdon, Essex. Still I !TERN—Kent, Sussex. . SOUTH WLS lai,ts, Wilt., Dorset (exee;,r•og within the distance of rise oohs of the 'Eowtoof Wey ,south. ISI.F. OF WIGITT--Irle of Wight. WESTERN-r-Deron, Cornwall, Somerset. SEVF.RN—:;loweeSter, Worotwtora Heref.ird, Montintrith, South Wales. • NORTII WE.iT—rChesier,Salnp, Lancaster, North Wales . 'TOM F.— M idrilescx,.Stirres, llerr for', Berk, NORTH INLAND—Derby, Nottingham, Strfford, Leices ter, Warwick, Rutland SOUTH INLANL)-r-Bedford, Northampton, Oxford, Buck ingham The Islands of Goer, irrey, Jersey, Alderney. Propos:ls must he made saparately for arch Distril, sod the Names o! two good Summit's, with their pieces if lics,sienee, moot be inserted at the lent thereat. Perth-Ours of the C.,,trsr is 'my be had, upon Application at this Wire, between the limas of Ten and Four. VICTUALLHVG-pFFICE, Farr. it, 11103. TILE COMMISSIONERS for Vithmilling I Yir hiaiestn's Nary d,o hereby tire Notice, That an FRIDAY . nowt, tAc 151 h Instow, they will he read., to receive renders in weitiog (sealed up), and treat (or Fine Theasnad Ells el l'astae, for Padding, Bags (inoterrohie Is ,8 Sattitds set be prodared with the Tooter ), far the Use of Hit Mitjesti,'., Nam, to tit delivered, IS isia.inded, iota Ilia M jeatit's 'anon at &Ward ; sad to lio paid jar payable with Interest, Ninety .Days yaw date. • 774 Conditions or the Conte. 41 nal le seen at the .fiteretsay's No Regard will 'se Asti to any Trader in alsieh Mc Prier shall tint 6e inserted in Yards at length, or that shall sot he delivered hi the Itorryl settee One o'Clork on the ssid .F 1 iday,aett, a 151 tot.ont, nor 'inlets the Pates who antbet Ike Tardee, sr some Pervas as his P. half, attends to dosser, when reed AW. VIC rITALI..I3I443FFICE, Fits. 3, ITO,. °TUE COMMISSIONERS far friaisafting //is lj blokstes Nary tht hereby give Notice, thoi ON %TONES. Deft', the 27sk Inetnot, they mitt be may to rerethe Tembery Jo, w iie. freed ), nod tee's far the ettopittios (est atpareme rontraCts) of Set Prarisimis to Ms Majesty's and VCOIfIS at F a t meu th en d at bliti,rd !toren, far Twelve Month. certain, from; the 17t4 3lareh *got inelasiar ; and, farther, ',nil Se Xmas 11:11t: shall be girt.. a. either aide for the tcruiniation thereat': The mode of par next to be 63 Big payable with lie,re.t, :Ninety Days after Dote. The cooofigeom of the Contra sio may be WO at the S!eretarn's Otfre ; at this O'ber ; or be applying to ti. (;alledors of Res D i fejeltv's Coahuila at Falmouth and AWfasel 1/eau r , -pe direly. N. !levied will be had ta any Tender, in which the Print shall not br ineerted no Words at length, Or th it shell not be delivered to the Lk .r.l b fare One o'Clork on the said Wedarelaq the 27th litstont, rear nude's the Person tato makes the Trader, or sow pettnn on his &hot/. al' , ,. It, to answer when called /or: N.r teal any lender that contain, etirayegrat Y,ece, iinon War AP , titles, met Priem myth inferior to the real Value upon others, he ete proper to be admitted.