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:~~, Iry r'" 7' 7 _~ ~~ 4 0 / 1 . , a . I •.'"!! 0 ; t. „ ,eihr • ,4 1 id 4.1 .04,0441•114. • "eI I T * • r• . 44,, 4 • .1: • J..b .4; ,-_••••. - • NUM: [BETZ 817.) BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. THEATR F.:ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, August 9, will be presente I a Play, in three sAs, ral'ed THE MOUNTAINEERS. Octavian, Mr. Elliston; Virulet, Mr Palmer, jun s Kit roal!ock, Mr. Denman ; Rocorie, M r. rap ; Lope Toeho, M. Mathews ; Buicasin Muter, Campbell ; Ali Beg, Wharton ; Sadl,Camp. Zorayda, Mrs. Mat. tliews• floranthe, Mrs. Marlowe; Arne% Milli Tsrer. Tow'hich will be added (9th time). the Burleique Tragedy of TOM THUMB. ging Arthur, Mr. Dowton; Merlin, Mr. Denman ; Lord G•it s le, Mr. , M athews ; Tom Thumb, Master West. Queen iNAL O O II 3 , M4l Ther ; Princess Huneamunca, Mrs. Taylor ; Giunidalca, Muss Leserve. c irises:pence of the uncommon demand for Places for the argue Tragedy of Tom Thumb, the Public is respelfully rn.cd, that it will be revssanted TO.III4MtUW, with The L and Honest 'Thieves A N o . Drama, is, ho acts, it in preparation. lALL Under the Patronage of iiia A L ft V S. iyaillighneee the Prince of W THIS PRESENT EVENING, August 9, will he GRAND GALA, and litrilhaut Exhibition of I I.( E•woßks. AdntisKion Three Shillings. PANORAMA, I.F.ICESTER SQUARE.. VOW OPEN-AN INTERESTING VIEW .1..1 of GIBRALTAR, Liken from the Battery called the Dere'a Tempe, from whence the 4.l.norama, or entire CM c. , sr View, is voted in the extreme :—Cnmirrehunding the Rock, which mess 1.300 feet above the lest' of the Sea, crowned w.th Cannon And Mortar Batt..rien, the C..•st of Bar bey, the Sttelhes and Provinces of Andalusia and Grenada, the whole of the Bay, Town of A 'rains, and St. Roque, the Ishmh, and Mediterranean S^.6, &e The VIEW of EDINBURGH continues as u,nal open from Ten tell Dusk —.Admittance to each !slatting, Is. THF ONLY LOTTERY u , be drawn this Year, begins 54th SEPTEMBER, 1805. SCIEE‘IE. L 5 Prizes of n 10,000 3 4 • 6 10 Sil 60 4.366 3,0 0 0 First drawn Blanks i 10 wash :4,000 - ' entitled to 7,619 lbeiii.firs 17,231 Blanks 1,•)00 Tickets L 250.000 The Fir>t drawn Trket 5111 Dittt .. L. 10,950 _ Dato 6th Day 20,0n0 imto Are part of the shore Capitals. Tickets at me on Sale at all the Licensed Lode Offices. ?rice of a Ticket L 19 Hilt Quarter STATE LOC 3ERY FOR 1805, 11 gins Drawing Monti'', 9Ctls Sopienstscr, 1505. rrHE TICKETS are Sold, and divided into 1 • [lifers, friarteer. Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARO, WANE, sod Co Ste •Ic-ftrok,rs, At their State Lottery Other, No. 93, under the Royal Ix change, London. Letters, Po-d.raid, duly answered. and Schemes Gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS, Prizes of 3 S 4 of 1,000 10 The lowest Prize 201. And 101. each for the First-drawn Three Thousand Blanks. •• Country ttrtlers, accompanied with short dated Rills on 1 . 4 " 1,01 . P.P. 06. e Orders. or Cash, in Puce! b• Coach or Court, punctu illy artyndi.d to, and Curro.rrinsletits may de Pend ou being timer:it Glumly on the same Terms as if per orally present. HERE rAiTE FOR ALL otrrw men iinoitmEßs. rruis incomparable PASTE is peparecl from Herbs only, nod o the vilest and hest thing ever d covered for all COMP!. AINTS in the SKIN /1.1 FLESI I, as on Or proved by ocular sieuto•istration It cures Sores of every Description, t h ey are ulcerated to Vie bone; is a cernun ore for the Pd..* in its word stage, and gives wonderful reliri the Guut, Rbeumatisni. Carters, White Swelling., and were other outward Complaint. Sold, by appointment, only at Clarke't Fan Shop, No 26, 3ttii 1, oat: Wiwi , street, in pots, at Us. 9d. duty included. PRINCY, DEN fIST, No. 335, 11XFORo STREET A itTIFIcIAL TEEM skilfully placcd from 03e to a whole Set, eo as not to be d 41 ,, errel tram h.teral Teeth. and which will 'Pearl be found to retain their Natural Colour. Mr. P is to be consulted every Err, at Ins born e as above, where all the various orrat.ons Mettle:lt to the Teel, and Gums are carefully let.furnted on moderate terms. PRINCE'S GRENARD TINC YUR E, the only remedy yet diicos. wre d hit fosterling Teeth that are lonse ; and is particularly recurimentled to persons wearing Artificial Tceth tie I to their Natuial, as it will prevent the Natural from becoming loose Price Ihs. G. per horde. PRINCE'S PASTE PEA RI.S fur concealing decayed Teeth is hoot, e. AS not to be decoy/tell they are decayed. Ladies and Gentlemen may apply there Paste Pearls themselves in a moment, by following the inclosed Direftions —These Paste Pearl , are particularly recommended to persons residing at a di.toter from a Dentist, who have the micfortime of losing front Teeth, as they may on an occasion he (nettled hem these Pate Peat!. to maim one thetuselves. Price ILIf a (Nines ticr tr , r, containing ten Pearls or true containing tatty Peals, price Two Guineas. PRINCE'S CHERRY PASTE, (or preserving and whiten ing the Teeth, caring thu Scurvy in the Gums, making the Gum, and Lips of a healthy red. Mr. P. will not speak in self prapie, only rmitsiies a single trial to those una....o..futed smith its merit., es. (.1 per pot PRINCE'S CiIERRY LotioN. Its peculiar esettlhmee eunsists in sweetening the breath, which may arise from in• ward complaints, scorbutic gum., or decayed teob *. a. there are few persons, sore Of lesa, who are not sali."ed with sin leavant sensationy a single trial wig avouch it. meads. Thom who bare Altiheral Teeth ought never to be w ithout it, a. it keeps them sweet a.nl clean; st rs alma great pi's:wryer the Teeth and Gums. P:ic, 7 s p. .e bottle. Ti. he had a. Anna ; or, at Mr. Holmes 's, Newsman, No. 1, Royal E xc h ange Bacot and Co. 150, Oxford street, oaiwesite New SI .iiit..tre.tt; Mr Withers. RI% near I ,. inide Bar ; Mr. %Veil, 31t4,oppeente Grag'shin. asiittorn; lttrirChrisp, corner f hpring•prilits%,Chartng-crowl; and Sir kill, Dylan street, Dublin •• All Onlaot l'ona any part o f th e C ount ., w .,1 tan tent by tloarl, , b t .ending the Money, dirytOrt to Mr. Piracy, NO ustfuid. %tram, Loudon. • , Z.:•;:Nar * 4 lit:‘ , INN - 4-0 . - k lativitvots 117 . 7. 1 • • . 404 .., • ) 14 ••• t f it rt f. 01, • t - - : -A ik rm.'s,. I:%'";'adlrt• - • : 1 1 . ...t* , • • shlicrmost .0 ;2 - ot-arniN/ 11. Aysc.fis l'• • ~; • : • • 4:. rt L:1011%, • -• . • • - - .; . V. : • • 3 `,` '4l • a' tln!li •*• * • - . _ (PRICR SIXPINCY . 'vitt , rfer 411 es - From the MARTINIQUE GA Z 131134 Jaw 14. ] CkPFLTRE OF TH DIAM E OND ROCK.I We have given here, according to our promise. ,an extrael from the Oificial Report of the Capture of the Diensceid. This Rock, which was never deemed of the least • importance till it struck the fancy of Commodore Fiiiiii to sink millions of money in it ;—this Rock, qualified nevertheless by the British Gazettes, with the pompous appellation of " The Gibraltar of the Windward Islands," and with which the AdmiMs- a ._ .. nation of that.Goontry have been pleased to amuse Pt.islio by theinosi exaggerated accounts and poetical deacriptions f , WAS taken possession of by the French soldiers in three days. Thoto:h this con quest will be considered but trifling to our armies, accustomed to far greaser triumphs, it is not tie less glorious to the handful of brave M 471 cooterned in it. —lt will always be said to their honbue, that 100 Frenchmen conquered, in a few hourt t'onlace that nature, art, and eighteen months incessant la bour, had conjoined to render in some degree im pregnable. It is true, that it cost the English much lets trouble to occupy it. for nobody, before Sir Sa- . e mnel Flood, ventured to dispute the possession of it with the reptiles and birds of the see, who reigned there for ages without a rival. t It was a post thus fortified that the French soldiers earrieddn %I sty hours --lad there been a French gar rison upon it, of 100 men, with provisions and am. munition, it would probably have held out against 10,000 men. But suc't i- the fortune of - the two Belligerent Nation.. that the one has the superiority in money, as the iittor has it in betlery; and the result to the latter inuA Le, that it will also 'have the money. On the 7th Pi airial, two days before the expedi tion, the Captain-General. General Lauristrin,: Ad- wsirals Villeneuve and Graiina, with a number of General and other Officers. went to the Diatnotul Quarter, in order to inspect the Rock, as moth as its disunce trim the share would permit them. The Captain General staid there till Saturdaystlght. when he was called to Fort Royal by dispatches he received from there, of the arrival of the ?rends fri gate Didoss. General d' fioudetot remained tbelte till the surrender of the Rock, in order to assist the be siegets in the case of need. • . Extraet of the Official tenet of Chef d'Eteadetret Boyer. Aid de-Comp to the Captain%General, to V illasetJoyeu,,,, Captain•Otneral at Martinique and its Dt?en‘sciza. Gs:. EN AL.-1 embarked on the evening of the 9th Prairial, with the 400 men of the 82c1 regiment, which you put nuclei my command, for the expedi tion against the Diamond. The naval forces, under the command of Captain Casmao, consisted of ths • following ships: Le Pluton,74, Capt. Casmici. Le Beru-iii, 74, Cap. Camas. Le Sperise (frigate), Capt. C';abert. L'Areas (brig), Capt. 'I aillard ; and La Foot (schooner), Capt. Meynard. The trodps were embarked on board the Inuion and Be, :rick. The current ran so strong against us dur. ing the night, that in the morning we found ourselves under the lee of St. Lucia. The whole of the 10th was spent in heating up again, so as to commence the attack the 'following morning: we anchored for the night off Point Borgnesae. On the morning of the 11th, the ships being all collefted again, the troops were embarked in the boats, and were dire led to mate fast to the Argus, in order to be towed near the Rock. I divided them in two divisions ; the first, which I commandNl in person, was to attempt the landing near the Little Savanna, with Captains Pi. cede and !Mossier ; the second, composed of Span ish boats, and almmanded by Capt. Don P.osando Porlier, with the troops under Capt. Cortes, Aid-de. Camp to Gen. XI loudetnt. and Lieutenants Blair:on and Nocus, was to land at the Pasch. On the same day, between nine and ten o'clock, we effWled our landing much wooer. assd with less difficulty, than we had ex?e,!ted ,not w;thctAnJing a most brisk and deter mined fire which the enemy (having abandoned the lower part of the Hoek) kept upon us from the heights, and particularly from the middle Battery. where they had perfect command of us, and the violent manner in wh;ch the sea is constantly agitated near the Rock. We took a man prisoner, whom we found concealing himself. The fortifications of the Rock, and the positions of the enemy, were exaß4 AS I had conceived them to be from the opposite shore. The staling of it appeared to me there, tabs perteftly easy, and I had made my dispositions ac cordingly ; but tl • moment we had landed. this 11 ri ~~. FRIDAY- AUGUST 9, 1505 ~ - WANTED an fiUNTSMAN to an old esta b'ished PAck of FOX ituuNns. At , ply to Mears. Kerby •nd Bow.tery, Booksellers.. 191, Oxford•ureet. . . NITANTED immediately, a BLACK zorrr.. • BOY, from 16 to 18 Years of Age; must 'hire good Character from his last place Apply at L/ufort'4, Choesainooger, 230, Oxford-stmet. TO the NOBILITY. OENTRY,and Others, wanting COACHMEN rod GROOMS, WWI In &polo,. cation to the LONDON REGIS FtR OFFICE, No. Cl, ?Iva Lisle street, Leicester-square,4c supplied with !war.* Serraht... and CorMinen and Grooms with good Cliaranets with Situ ations. N. B. Tonna, and a more gene-al Plata of this Olice bad Gratis. Office. Moors from Ten t“ F..•,1 • ASMALL. corrA Gr: to LETT, at Gteenhnt. item. Harrow on the Hill, for no les. than Three Nitwit's, consists of three sm.ll Sitting Roams% three 11:4Chain'a-rs, Stabling Inc tan Hor. s , Ch 114 e. Wem.Se , vant's tt,i itniuds. It i. desired that non* win a .Id, chitthrk Cb molter win' not best the strictest eillulry ; for (mhos. Partieularsenniiire at the Ear of the Statf , i.4 House, Stratforl Paco, Oaf,,rd Street. ___l9oN.—A fine HAUNCH and NICK dressed Tills i 0..! EVERY DAY, at the Worce.t.i _ foe-Homo sod Iteel,, corner, of Brittle.. sneer, tS•t •ril str.er, where Gentlemen may depend on haring pri.fte %'E• NISON at the reaoinahle charge for dinner of la Gd ready precisely at Rice o'Cke.k. Venison ready dots , ed. Pasties and sent ont. Old Wines and Liquors of the finest • thaw. Good beds and rote& accommodation for Gentlemen and Families. „ SUPENIOit SPENCER anti PERKINS, No. 115, Newgate street, Import..-rs of Wine for itowards'of - Velem Years, Sixteen of aloe% ow, have adopted that admirable mod- of re.tiorating it w !..rge Vat. of $ and 4000 Gallons contents, as is practised in Gr.r,n•ny an 4 other ,date. abroad • lav whirls their Wines at', trob,e3 its Flavour, and their ordial Q .141 alto retained, OA they are not only a delicious Liquor to the Pa. late, but pa' 'll to thu Sin nacho*, Meteors Habits, and the Arc! an.11.1.-m. Tien Stock of Port, %Cadens, &exile, he. is of Fifteen Thousand Pounds value by which they are enabled to ketro Wine to great ages, b nth ip Cisk and N0tt1....-Thes also keep a large Stack of Curti= ii7sadr, Pine and Jamaica Rom, and East India opin g e Shzuh, the old.-4 in L milsoi, treated in the Sallie I VAN which, with the: , Wines, they sell on the nvnt tf wrote, to, reedy money —Not less than a Donn resit SIS Newport of the Tovm free of Exuenee. This Day is published, in Gown two. price bs on boards, illustrated by a Map, The SeCelhi FAIISOI (A? A TOUR in ZEALAND, in the Vein. 1 . 802 ; It with Sk.tcb of the ILtrle of Cover/bac:l. By a N.A.TIVeof DENA( ARK. . London: Printed for C. and R.' Saidwiti, New Bridze• etre. t. Where may be had, in , t published, by th. time Author, MENTAL RECREATIONS; Four astrwh and German T.les; price, boards, Ss. 6d. This Day is publi.bed, is F.v Vohinic lAno, pr.ce SIM sewed, THE PARACLETE: a Novel. 13; J. P LATHY. Printed for Lane, Newmln, and Co. 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Containing the Comm otial Transaftions of the British sus pite and othio Countries, from the earlimit Accounts to the Meeting of the Prows Ps;liaroerst in January, 1101 i and corn prchending the mon valuable Part of the late Mr. Anderson's I (nitrify of Commerce, via from the Year 1492, to the End of the Reign of George II With a law Appendix, containing Chronological Table, of the Sovereigait of Europe, Tables of the Alterations of Money in England an I Sortlind A CliflS nologii.:al TA , a of the Pricer of C rn,Jcc. ; arid a Commercial and Alanufacturd Gazetteer of the United Kingdom of Groat Britain arid Ireland ; with a General Chronological I idea Tile Anticrit Part comporol from the mint authentic Original His• to airs and Public Records, printed and in matiti.eript , awl the Modern Part from Material. of unquesiienable Airtnentier ty (mostly unpubliMed), extracted from the Records of Par:is meot, the Aixotint , of the Cu•toin•hriii.e, the M.nt, the Anard of Trade the Post 0R.,, the East India Company, the Rink of Eitgla!nr, &c. &c. 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Asperna,Lnadon i and fol goa44lCiadSqa-Viahug.l)t. “ A P1rr.111.1.N.34)1.710E, A 7.013 1. 1, teas. THF. COMMISSIONERS for Filissa&tag His N 4.4 giNg N.tlre , lAA nu lUD. NESO 4 1”, the 14th lo.h•ys, 11, 7 sill l.r r•ndg to re , 613 fewirri on Writior seob-J on), ral treat ow.a Tun lfaa. dr,' Chaldean of PI I rs moiSR com..s, 01141.5 of rpm., t. , deg.-red tre a bole Cargo or 41411 f Co , gm+, in Atwater rR neer Week. fro , * Me date of thr enytrv-t, it .s, dal 're4.l.. • perns ff-e 4. ninxenie the Whardi Hie Maitre's V.A•aalliyy Prrni•er at Wrettll and Parts nen , h ; ro , l to k y.. 44 f. by 1311.1,1,49144.0.i1t Interest, Vann Doge miter Jute. The C.oaditineu of the Caerrol man i.e teem at the Semlearn's Other fergani rill t.r Ira Ila sag Trader ia add Ore Prier vhe'l ANN be lawrlyd i.r Irmrd,.. at Loon, ar *we gall nee . *tun , t th , 1 1 04,11 herore One reCtork an the wig Weden-ial, We 1406 Janata, nor *flees Mr Pura. wits aright, the TC.l,lt , or sm.e Pr.. 'a .3 ht. &kW. attends, to mune. ntLen ealted vh7rl/44 # /ABl4l tIfICP, 4of list 6,.111815.. - . 11 111 E C'CPSI , 4IN4SKNit: 11. , tar. Jeadigauww A. lie:rotes' Miry in herelm_gtte .. htetre, That en WED. AKE•SiIe.Y. the has Poo ef Sotiaiber tout, they wit/ he read, to rerriee Tentle- in Writins (*saki( ...ft 1„ far sack 12unimittra IRISH likEV and PORK, nr the &ea litn, and to he enred In eke det , mtt Stem. is reeeeteite iferctoett trod Deniers theteatt note th;,ll rope • to it.•• ; nt.-third ntt.t the r, , y• to '4 peeked sa H 4 P4Pieheans; e.O sht.-I Part in 'Arr...., ; and the rem lining an thir,l port in INC : the latter to be tf the el. .IMerintint, rontaint F;•..;.1 ronr-rsnad l':ettes twit. Tr he tie'leteret nos Dria Msg.:es Viefit 'lliac Skeet et Dept. Parstmouth, ond Planinutit, and inti. .4s &ire* is Stir , . Cathniott'., in regular rro,lortiesta ty each de serkttinn if Cuts, A p the Perists 11.1ereteetioetal, Ea. 011 c--fourth nf the wttele twit 15tit January, a Otte-half et the erne/nine 'pa tr, the :31tt March, 1806 i AM the .e.naitelet thy stamen fermi did bih /se{ Jr, by eiwq .paysbie, wiiit Interest, Veneto Days site , Dale. Comfrat;one n/ the Can'lnt t men he arm et the lerretars't ffre i at thin Give; at- hs appliiiir to , 3/r. tustierweitt. *clot tr. the Vi usage, nt CAA ; to Mc Ce , lea.,3 ni Ph.: V !iegie Outages et Limerick, Neefol. Krirq, and Watetfurd ; Ltd to • the Piet iliester Gegera/ at Ih.elie 4 N. B. Nu Trivia .or a Itos . .entsocity &, , a 510 riereeteeti4 he ednitted. No record MA he had to onry Tesler, is which the Pike &hail set he Iserted w irrAk at langth, ae that st, ell not bideliarmi to the Nord , mtnst Ms lark ea ale bid Weshtesdno, the Day et Sepernttee efat, rer Pelee the Perthe taha ~,nth Nu Tendtr, or ems Pen is an his iteker,- attend., to answer ohm rafted far. EX ENITT lON FRO SI DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. i Ills MAJESTY'S COMMI ULONF.RS fir the AFIADIS yTAXEA hereby gide Ncrtier,_ That ad Pena*: flume."( Ereewei.... from the ihtt, , mr m r". Pere', is rt.... t sf tAr OiaLleirili 4 Stock deaden is the Noelt. sr the lit.mk of E.lgt aid, or as Shissit Sim Cootimiy, ma tits kiwi, of FOIZEIONERS, are resolved to sialte their (Wars sit* Eiewfptida hrfo , e the Cmmt , sio-ert for Speri,il 11,riensee of ase AM.; sod Awl sit saw* Cinim. most it wade is in 4;4.4, edit Orlicered et the ()fire for 'Eds.., is &seise. Mr*, J , . to the hire,torto re the Affairs a/ Taxes. The V.ess which 'writ Clatirni err to he 21,14 e, hod tie Ws* dm siiid ()thee, as Al./thrown tiers, fie Si affigpfiwirrts. /16,..t0w of rim. aw Order fte.irfl, M WINTER. 00se A. Tales, YG.A hat, 17tH. PUTT ON DIVITIENDS. By an ACT fared in the Pre*ent SESSION of PAR I.IINIE%T, an ADOITIONAI. DITTY, OW Ow Rate of ObiE FUURTII P.\KT of th e FORMER PUTS ' w PRUPE4TY, to vivo& .pot terry Awssueut e. M rla.,r for ding Frlr mho-versa to to st. .8 April 180), to he cotepatr d uput.rlse Kee .tat. ,,, tt of the Ado rhare,l by such Asseasmext,, , 111.14 Addition Duty icor' rill k ova* the full Amara* of ail 11;riatticia. or aha -re Poi i. A.hOlifl. Payable is the Sett abef !ifeCrotie Coma;taworrs ter the Ainart of two there/are Kist Aati...e, ri 4 ell Pe • sona matted tio Mealoado ho err derirmt. re . (se Amount y* ,he Lhay jai* as leak of Votelattol, fu order t. mitte then. to a Dis kale Pone farther Atteavaaat, Pay hue the Hawk, is 4.1- rthbrea to the forcer at the R •er of SI. per (744.. n. . Awes* e) the atilt &hoiden , * the /kr Ow Sun of 0,,r-E..1 in Pot f the Midi INorh, computed upon 4,1 u. jet! Aatotaet th,trof. By (Mier et the Poard • 111. WINTEK Qtr-elar Tait/. Jaw 19, Ho). . PROPERTY ACT. 107, Foreburnh skeet, Autett 7. 905. THE COMMI S SIONERS fur Eiveusiitg the An of the CV el' H l / 4 p-seat Majesty, Cq. 122. sr , thin the Cibt of Lotion, guy Notice. ma they hue .early completed their Issotalonstefor the rear, ceding the ch 4pril (.44 oft the Dotes; te,der S c ke,toit nbean the I r•fits oroios f Ito Pe. , fese;oo., bars, r„,„. tioru, trod nre ante sesl44, eta die Cote ...T..' Books for the JO. fertot Wards, en thole Persons shy hare not made 11'4 /eat into the Ann/ nfEstr i ttsizni, a, they ore entisIPTIJCI to Jo is Plows of tech rayliMist, of 101164 k she Ceessesistieerri think it right to ap• pent the Pattie, thee sot woo Perris Viase nay be inserted ut eras Books, W. is deserves of nosing reereent into the Book. The .insests Geeing A7ltmaral , iri!L begvi t hem., by .he C.4 , 1 , 6i.110 , 0 , 11 OM Vol y the lik4 lostoot, et F ern o'Ciech pre, welt, so;lt proceed, from Tire 1. Tote, 67 siii66ll6* meal, of which Notice will it offiseJ et the Cosess;isto•ters O(Fict M aforesaid. Jig Order the Board, SAMUF.I. F.)RD. reek S(:0 re. LILAC BLOOM and PINK DYF, to COfilltif silk stockin.r—the first of these gismo the bins. .on, hue, en moth admired by many in new %ilk • ockinrs it also dye. silk, li , ien, mus•lin, tiffany, ga.iv., the Is. purple, lilac, and violet, dee. of VA•1011% 611/1 at pleasure and • tolerable marnoe colour. . Likewise SCUP rs PINK ny plourning the like qualities, equally beautiful and approved Pries VA tad. each the pocket, with iwinvil enurstestion% Stitt'. Liquid True Blue, Nankeens Dre, Durable ink, to read: Linen with a pen, that win not eh:chime Su,•erisse Pie pared Water Colours, and all n..eer‘aries for DT twin{ and Co • blaming, prepared and .nkl, wholesale a.cl re , iii, at het %fano. factory, No 417, near Iledtoral.sseeet, in the Strand, Lasndon, anal by mot. respestriabia venders nT bottle ast , cles in the Britoh drvni:On ,4. Be attentive, the Prosr.etna's tiaras is markA on the 0ut4 , 10 of eveor perk et. none other ie genuine. WilEitgAS I, the undersigned NICHOLAS FRANCILEN, in my capacity as Martial to the Hon. Court ofJuttice iii the Colony was put into posies. son el Two Warranty, ranted 0.0 the iito instant, by hi, k:, , ( • ceileacv the Governer, by Non Smsion of the Court aforenod, unto Wt fart Eats and George NI 41:0, mil / the Reorient-rotative. in the said Colony of Afehlhatzt and James Toole' vers. n Maynard, in hit quality a, Administrate/ or Direttor titarnt,i, Plantation), formerly called NOM, now known by the neme nr Scotland; har , ::.thi4 day Oaken in execution the Plintando of Scriaad aforeyaid, yir,:yted le the Lower Diyinima, oil th, Wen Batik of the River Kerbice, containing 1000 acres of land, more or less with Jll it. banding. cultivation, mem further', male and female slaves, and :tither appurtenance.; all which property will, on some day hereafter to be fleet, in the Month of December, 1303, br exposed by Public Sale, aervwonle to the Braid none made by the Court a(meesid, on the 7tlt of September and the eth of Gaither of the nrmeot Year tede, with resp.•:l to Execution Sale. of Landed Pro. pertv, in order to recover from the proceeds the amount of two yerdwts awarded by the aforesaid Court, on the 111th of July last, in fallow of the Protect:tors. Pablithed and advertised in the cottony of ll)arbice,, this i7th I t ;.` •