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(4 iirtttob ttiO. E 1 IR ~.. - k , !. 11 P'' • ICE •IX-PIICI _ stratum' 1923. TUESDAY, MARCH a, no% • , 4 •• THIIII,IITRE-ROYAL, HAY-MA/MST. qIIIIS PRESENT EVENINcx, M.vh 21, it Thsir Majesties' Smuts will wet therCiwarily SPEED THE PLOUGH. To which wilt he adds& the Rimiest Msbertsiamesst et THE POOlt SOLDIER. On Tissrade?, rile Wheel of Fondue ; with WWI B uy ,—(t u Saturday, The Exile; mod TL Partralt LAST VI LUC, ORATOSIMI, TB LAIR E-ROYA L, HAY.MARXET rrlCt-M0 LIRA/W. end FRWAY next, the li td end eeth lust .nt, will he perfartued TWO GRAND SELECTIONS, la which will be introduced the west favourite BONGS, Dlr i'TS, we. performed during the ass- ' sou, endowing Grand Clownsara fawn the Meadiak, Creattuty, Israel is Rapt, Imre ilseellorus, Ste. Per further peat enter, sue the bills, being too osutereer ler torestioa to se 3."..+;•reurritt 'fat: LAbr PatrOT Lrlit:ta-LAtti - COMAfWf. pannbeirut 1110 under lie seactioo sf lhe stilt Hsewre hls i srd • IL I NGlii Thl EAT* &Sty (IN THIJItiDAY N O, 13, willt 11 the Canurat ssd ApLashatlem die Proprietor of the late Vbeatmeßtial, ery-Lase, will he purilreured tiro Comely of THE COUNTRY GIRL. 111 ••46 4 r 1640.4 m, Mr. ?wen - Title, Illr Moor. also IP•gy (the Coessity Girl), Sim Jerrie l Airless, Mn. *Am Fervias le the rim is Ocrailosel Minos will M spokes by Mr. Maur. AN*, ohieli, the Heard Pert ef HOW the fiereetite Salta of DON QIYIC L The Ehareetenly IlleasisorDieboyee, Illeeskor Teter, Nearest Moreau. Madero Dairy's, Mhe Lopies, he. To Wads with the tato elf THE 11411101 AN IN LONDON. Gtlno&I Squint, Mr. Molland ; Colton, Mr. ; Mortocit Delay , (wait the osisiwal Plaindy), Mr. John. auk re Unties, MIN Malkin ; Claudine, Mrs. NLithews. - .. Si. Propyitiatioo . of the total Lottery °Sees, No. I i, Holborn ; No. 7, C shill t No. aa, Haymarket, Piecostilly ; null at tin. 2179, fftraod ; where No. 7ast, the fortunate ntinibrr entitled to dm firma Fria* of son wb4t totkets, on the tat day of "'travelog dm last State Lottery, was suM in one Half, one titiartir, ore Eighth, sod two Sixteenths; and where Likewise the followtag Capital Primo in the Two last Years' Lotteries were sold in 631 Shares, namely— Ha. 2,570, entitled to 40,0101. and the only plate of that Amount ewer shared, 32 ,7 1 9 • •11-26#00 1 l o t .."..20,000 6,145 .. 24,.105 .. 20,030 14,223 .. 90,110r1 12,9 0 / • • 1 SO' 01 7,757 • • 20, 2 22 5 77 • • 20,000 18,7154 .. 1%1,0410 .. Q 10,4110 • With Twenty Prizes of 5,00(11. and ',Roo" Amides a great proportion of soot tool. See. ; and sundry Mire Capital, is former lotteries, amonntlag to apnoeas u f ONF. MILLION STF:IIIiNG • And the fortunate A.lvestorees paid on demand. T DANK OF ENGLAND, MAllell 14, Dm. TAE COURT If DIRECTOKS of the GOVERNOR and COMPANY if Me BANK e ENGLAND, Rife Nonni, That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank, es TIIVRADAY the esd W., Si =Ma la tbe Farwell, to abeeider et a DIVIDEND; endlateattet weber Gene ral Court WSW heed at the Seek eia TUESDAY, the 11 th APIRIL I NFIT, kw Ten in the foreseen till Feur 111 the Alkentess, fee Ome Llemoish e a Goma aid Deputy Geeerbeeter 'dee yew sondes, (,blob ell be declared that eve t) eed Ow We Coed V be disallowed by adjoeme. rest, sad bad at lb. woe }Me, Ned burin the owe Pso 11111M11110118T. Ate tylb of #l , llll. seek ter ieties DiratiereArebid mill earlobe etas Goortedy Coes* appalled by Dia Cltestar) sad the Eleeliate theTwenerber Mown rill be warm* es the owed i roe Prieto& -Lime et De lIIONOBS votes. will be the nth ihvyykitiws, baying reedy to be es— the look, ow Tonety, issiost. ROBERT HOT, anyitary. 31.1.-11 so Act prod b tbs *moth year of His pre ss* IbeemAy, isteso sal bred sotillod to veto at the soil ARM aist bon Wks tabs embed* somettis pas sewed brit* ow* eight of kw to fse %blob be ilia elm Sinks yob, motor the said Med! AIR bore boot segoisik or *oil hive eobs by Jolliest. Sr tiortises. 4W by sonar atom ty w istedstes estate or by M mem of the sky at likedso,, or It. on Abed of R eetitessot tied Antis of soy pros. who shell is boss s ul.l Sty Ws to lbs &viands of Rich stmt. TICIVA A LLIT4OIOI ME, Alsace. 6, 1009. TIE COMA[ NS lON ma for Vic tam/hog His Sfajoriis Nary, heriblaterte M ire, nut se TV DAY, the e*th hissed, they Wile mute to envie' , Tenders in evilly ( OOH op), owl heal .for whet ASH TRUSS fifr 'MUTE PS fret itaidlid) di the uederseretiseed de eerepOreo, riz lett, Herbed, mete Awned ere to be produced with the Tow Kitilertrin, and dew ; Whitt Ash. May he demoodetf for the senior of this Department, eturile, the ~~saww of gvare 111. •magt• Pent t heelite .,f the eeetrect, to be ile meerealepe time dos km MA "free, richer:hag Steen Dqepo ose elEe e il to be petit fir by Bilk, payable with Ater all, eine* firer Age. Mr the Crowe soy be are at the Secretary** Va. Ifs sired sit brief te rip Tail fetid malt /Min jolt al* toperilsido NW* et kegs!, sr seyell set kr *limn. is Me Msed Who Owe enork es the NO Toestioy, RSA lekbo war who the Perri tide wicket tie limiter, er isms hooto Me kitalcalsodo, Roam Woe esilatfer. BOTTS 7.....4 . 1t 511...-Cselleri ea Bd.' 'The setrees• to tar ilk to die Hayearket only. • Bowe te be edge of MT. SpratT, at the Opera-0g1e5.... Dotes to he apes stable hells IrectwelY stikveu• iorrati ikriNuittb - sTAitrriri- .TllXY TIME?. will he positively given to the ad. sesourseo is the /it, Loryrax whkh is to romatswee es Itiewlng ea the seta . P$U. k2ZT—ONE TOM- 'LAND 'mows, to vows Pries above Fifteen YOKO tise feet air et mei FIPP RENORED irtecitrs to tile et shore rtftreo Pounds ea the Sewed elf if Illtewlsg 4 ie eltittioa to the other Ist^ v is^ — • • .. e I r LAI 0 .. of L UM* ft lhlata Is ....i ldi a.tdio aet. awe 811 Thig . Marts stems? as oda at es old 011ets, row Owwwk•N. eel facies MN gate of the libgh_lifors, Chaii•4•Cress, by itICRAILDION, GOODUICIII, aed CO. 17,seliiiirafel toffiiitlf 110111 ITS, AS A FREI GIFT IN TUC Pit LoTreßy, Lisietiles IDemAirette W Tooth of APRIL. ETS immillia OS sew belling Ili the 111 1 71;e ea Stele ll•Steg. _ or *hew Iflebele @sly, teeth UNAlswad hilt Gift of tb• preaes4t . Thibsta, /sr the first-draws Prize, r illimair iselb eV:bares, Illest is draws ea the ;et day above I .is edditiose. te Prise that it will otherwise be entitled to; libeitiee leo le litodisaastsee for the id day of ftrewleo the sai d Scheme ; therefore ea early preheat. is reeessaseo by 64$ JAMES DNANSCOMD AND CO. :e VICTUALLIN4-orricE, M a rch 13, let 9 COMMISSION EMS fur ifis • Idiksty's Nary da hereby Kite Notice, That .aTUFs -1.1 V, 44 in& iitaanP, they will be ready t. senile Tenders Mel!, famish ), wed treat for FIVE THOUSAND Ells V CANVAS, foe paddersi hags, TIHIIILTY TONsit COCOA, five f/AU.. aid Soso Aisaixot ow/ ONE THOUSAND QVAIRS/014 NEW PAILE„ard FIVE IlllihiPEED QUARTERS 4lsele dome-dried AMBER MALT; to be de. license! one brathereqf is adiateight, sad the <ghee half in, a r feetwiethi afterwards, hits Ms Majesty's hietoollsoa Shoes nt DPott:mil, aid to he paid JrO by lii i., payeld• smith dag. OPT Old. The Ca/Wither qf tht Contract tray 64 sera at the Secretary', Wins. 1 1 1. Samples es*. Camas sad Cocoa are to be prodeced witA Mr raiders . No regard -sill be had to any reader is 'which the Price shall lost be amide,/ is tow de as Dough, or Mut shall so! he dc!..trered t. the Beard before (hie o'Clcck on the said t o s t i n . staid, sor emir,: the PCIOIII o'h., ,so'ea (hr 'Tetley es low Person ow his behalf. attends, to answer when caller , for. 477.1C.1i ON MARVA 14.1 t. [rum rtII lIMILSADort MERCURY Or FEL 7.1 We have infinite pleasure in this day following up the account given in our last, of the min and successful landing of our forces at Martinique, by a more panic ular detail of th e ir proceedings anti progress in the reduction of that important Themes:vaunts that we have been !sift in posseetion uf, although not idly boasting any official authority, are. sufficiently authentic toil/tally as as to their just claim to our confidence; uttif with this impression en our minds, we offer OCT warm and hearty coo gratulation* to both *emit:es en the eaterprise, oil the rapid progress of 'meccas that basatteuded their seal, perseverance. and courage. and look forward to a speedy termination of their toil mul dagger, is a 4 lortots conquest of whole Island ! 111111tirpeditioe arvivaid aff Martinique oaSunday the taith Ja - nnary, but the land when tirst made was summed to be St. Lucia, :nut the fleet was near the Carval Rock, off the north paint of tins Waist. befoul slut atistake was ditiamoseits#, a very itrcirm, current having swept them tar to aMa mud, which compelled them to haul elf for that night. On the. morning of the 30th, the signal being given to make sail, they separated in two divisions, the Acesta hoisting a broad pendant, and leading that with the division of the army under theCnn.maud er-in-Chief maid Sir tleorge Prevost, intended to effect a landing in Bay Rahert ; while the Admi ral proceeded with that wider Major-General Maitland round Maria, and entered the hay of St. Luce. The Cottimandcrs-in-Chief immediately issued a • the native and other in- Proelam ition, addressed to hatatatits, apprising them that Llis Majesty, yield in4 to imperious circumstances, wished to restore to them the former Government of {'ranee His Majesty being deceived in the hops the , the Government lie had formerly' establistod among them would has e been sanctioned by the r new masters, rather than that they would have for 4 ot- ' ten the respect doe to the Proprietors, lament, the nnfortnnate position which the event:. of war may occasion them, in again reducing this it Colony.— The termination of their misfortunes, was now, however, arrived—famine would disappear—the sunrces of their prosperity would be restored—their ancient laws re-established—and that Government which had formerly protected their persona and properties, 'hider the British h lag, be sawn esta blished. It was with these intentiona, they stated, that His Britannic IMajesty had entrusted to them the tttttt and of a formidable hires by sea and land, to retake Martinique, and to re;;entrate in that suffering Colony plenty and tranquillity—the inse parable companions of a just Government. With these gracious intrutimis, they invited them, in the name of humanity, to submit immediately to the forces of His Majesty. who won't' not fail to punish the temerity of a fruitless resistance. They there *re ordered all Commissaries. Civil and Military, to quit their respective duties, sad all the inhabit eota, of whatever class and comlition, peaceably to eettsria to their respective homes, and maintain order. declaring that all persona token in arms would be treated es prisoners of war ; that all free coloured persona, so taken. would he transported from the Island, and all slaves, muler similar cir cumstances, he tried by si General Conn-Martial.— To the Ministers the Gospel they gave assurances that their religion would he protected, and the estates and rights or their Church be respected. At noon on the 30th,the first division of the fleet entered Hobert (a moat spacious harbour on the N. E. coast of the island, but difficult of access) and Commodore Beaver (of the Aussie), with three armed hooch's, having approached and reeoimni teed the shore, and all the preparations for lending the troops }seism instantly in readiness, at three o'clock in the afternoon Sir G. Prevost and Brig.- Gen. Houghton. with the tat brigade of this pert of the army, consisting of the 7th regimeisi, loader Lieut.-Colonel Pakenham,i3d under Lieitt.-Coto nel Ellis, and five companies of the tat West India regiment, under Lieut.-Colonel Tony. landed in • most orderly and regular insulter, without any op. position, the inhabitants of the village and neigh bourhood even meeting them ou the beach with welk.oines to the country. About huff past tire, Liente-Genend Beckwith (Coutioacicr-in-Chief). with Brig.-Goinera/ and the second brigade, co.,sioting of the Bth regitaeut, under :Major 'Maxwell, the 1.36, lender Lira's.-Colonel Krone, and fum 4:0101/1“110$ of the fee ''vest India regiment, under Ilirjor Clifton, also 141111101 ; at which tithe Sir C nit!, the first brigade, hod marched forwoni, and was fry ad- VIIIICtl) la the country ; and the rcierve, command ed by Lieut.-col. Blackwell, consisting of the 3cl ltattnfinu Guth rigimeut, under Nhi j or Mackey, .ud the Hook COUlpelnle* of the gstli regiment, and 4th Iwaaliuu of the Guth, with the 4th Kest Indict. har ing been oleo lauded, the Cominainier-ia-Chief proceeded with his brigade as far as Paapiii, about seven inches from itohert, Sir G. Prevost being that night still further advanced. Oa the following morning (the 310), Copt. Dirk, of His :Majesty's ship Penelope, with sus Lieutenant, three Midshipmen, and 45 sailors. and three Montle Officers and 55 marines, left !Rube* for the attack of Tenuity. which sunsets** spars their approach ; and thus hit. the whole e' of the Expedition proceeded with spires. 'I he landing of the second division commanded by Nlajo•-Gericrul A14413'1111, ed immediately by Sir Alexander i also effected ou the 30th, the Admit,. fleet' intl. the Boy of St. Luce; which . fended by ton tvitteries that threatened the troops, he instantly dispatched drive the enemy from then., mid they their purpose in the most of alai after spiking the guns and throwing the hill, broken up the carriages and platform, and returned with the loss of only one 111411. sup powil to be drowned. The landing of the troops immediately proceed ed ; Majur-Geueral Maitland, with Lieut:.Celonel Barnes, and his first brigade, consisting of the (134 ltegiment. under Lieut.-C.ol°nel Fairtlosigli. cod York Itangero, under Major Henderson, bring de- barked at a little after eight in the morning. and before ten, followed by the seetnoi brigade, coin minded by Lieut.-Col. HUM, consisting of the Bank companies of the 15th and 4lith Regiments. 31.ijor Pivot., the 15th regiment, under Major Davidson, York L. I. Volunteers. under Streiclwr, and Bth W. 1. ite: 4 iinecit, under Lieut.-Col. Prevost; the reserve, commanded by I.ceut.-Col. li•ftiair, emanating of the: Wilt Boger went. under Major Wright, owl sit Wert India, mistier Major Alien, soon after following. While times brigades were landing. tho ems/ pet fire to the Ccruation sloopof war (lately captor s...l f,,,•,, its) lying in Maras Bay. and totally de stroyer' her ; troops meantime commenced their ea ati diem down illOWf; leading to Point laorgticsae and Cater Sotoin — uis. and Ow Fort situated on the latter w. tak ea tar , - a r s,lo o o f by Mojor llemlupom, and the gang of it , being reoffered. treeless. lie l ir:weeded with his min, and took ups position directly iu tit... rear of Pigeon Island ; in his progress to which (some +aeon uts state) lie wade , uOU of the militia pri-. *otters. A L3-inch mortar tieing ant ur the height, and brought to bear on the enemy, it was opened with Meets lapparent effect on the mornion{ of the 310 t. Major liendeison, with u party of sharp-shooter, Ike :at the same tiniewileantagenasly poftcrl with in :ha) yard. of the eifeiny's works and einomien,- bly aimoving than with muskets and Shnapivel shell.. the tire of the enemy was vigorously re turned on this post, and they often threw tour or five shells to each one of ours, but not with much effect, although unfortunately two *raimeat of the Poripte4employedin the battery, were kellcd by the bunting of one of them ; and by that of mother, Sir A. Cochrane, on a visit to them, had nearly shared the same iate. Wilde these operations were carrying ma in this quarter, the enemy, who laud upon our first op. proach burnt the Carnation, now also destroyed the t'arroorite sloop of wur, lying at St. Pierre. which Captain Napier. of the Recruit, had orders to cut out ; and the Admiral, with the principal part of his squadrou, having, eller lenvin .% • several vessels in advantageous situations for keeping op a communication with the armor, and sup plying them with stores and provisions, taken up anchorage sit Petit Ance d'Arlet, and lociu informed that the enemy's frigate Amphitrite war ordered from the Careuage round to Pigeon-Island, with a view of dislodgiog our party from the mor tar battery, he sent in Iwo frigates and a brig to in 'tercept her; and during the night they worked ep into the hay, and brought up beyond Pigeon- Island ; which the enemy discovering, they set tire to their frigate, and she was speedily consumed— giving. by thus prematurely dentroving their ves sels, the strongest demonstration of the apprehen sion and dismay into which they have been thrown. The one-mortar battery, that had opened on Pigeon Island e. the 31st, and, with the co-opera tion of Nliijor Hetaileraou's brigade, had heat con stantly sumoying the enemy, laud the happy effect also of diverting their attention from the proceed ings of our Engineers, who iu the mean tame laud been indefatigably employed in constructing a battery of live mortars and three howitzers on a more commanihng eminence; in effecting which our seamen displayed a perseverance. and underwent a fatigue and labour. almost peculiar to theoiselver, this height being hitherto considered a iiiaccessible. Sir Charles Shipley witannperiatemling and directing this Lottery in p alm , the s t orks of which were entirely covered bbyy a thick weed froatiag the harbour, and cons , etely ecadming it. Goat the view of the essay at Aroma Island ; it wan in great progress at the 9d inst.ttarl so far completed, that a party of pra- WM hid gout eo to tibe Weights for the purpose of • • felling the nood during the night, and the line of battery was iiitended to be opened on follow numiiiig.—So advantageous was this sition for dislodging the enemy, that it vras fidently expected they would, within 44 t, after foe battery was opened, oC conwelleti to render Pigeon island, a pOg seem , d derigue nature for drfimiling the grand harbour 01 lidend, which would consequently be than pletely open to onr fleet. During the operations carrying on here, ani progress for a more etTectual attack on the tot strong position of l'igeon hlitjar-Gen. laud a ith the noun hollt of his division of the had advanced as fir as Laimientin ; while Gen. with and Sit. G. Prevost bad proceeded tin Bruno and Soorrier, both bngades of this di% having frequent skirmishe'a with the enemy to Waleho On the en nut. they earner. to wryer , grl battle with the enemy iu the neighbourtun Bonnier, an important height that re some tap commands time redoubt or advanatn wed.* a Bourbon. The particulars of this stair hat (resat or Yam /ITO% ON JOARTUMIPSUE. The programs of No am* ow ilia boid elite eonriMaas sidk utipiasisSilldweetass 1---Tba bat terks, mentsre ils ar halt • detail a upera;ion to be la notimidasiiiii irontrectifil against Pigeon I shark owe Isnifirtid am the ing of the 3d, cornsistieger evis 131-eith and 61 inch neuters. sad sae it irbh, east bur howitzers. erected es three riots, haravg a Of about WO* yards of •the wrvera paisitsee directed by Captain" liaaissirt sad litabardin Lieut. Tamer. *paled their Ire at eight a that eight, in alialiela with the 13-ersh first Isreseght up, di setud eptain Onset front a lower poditidia. The Neal** pith' these several batteries played ou the inieterle meat astonishing efreet, scarcely a shell, *ft first Ouse or four, erring di its mark, iptle two bandied beteg theeitai* the tom at , hours ; and one of thew &Wog at the iip proof of the enemy's *aim esplodavi with s • • - • killed and wounded several Weis, u rtud . 7,ei threw the enemy into dismay ; hie tire, whit hitherto brew brisk, but ill-directed (not being hurt in oar batteries). new slackened, a few minutes entirely ceased. At five o'c the ?naming of the 4th he-threw out the den and, without further residai,ce, surrendered eretion, having nearly 60 men Killed and Ac during the bombardineist. pith our takis mission of this important Km Ores 130 privates were surrendered primmere of re sent on board tile l'onapat. The seal anil mice of t h e OVllttlell during thin fatiguing sere highly spoken of, the battery under Captai hordieu wits entirely served lay a party re board the ept one. Sir Charles Ship Grn,ral Steheliii superintended and direct whole. The operations of the main body of the tinder tkneral Beckwith and Sir George I have also beeseattendrd a ith signal seccers. al unfortunately it had sutured much in its all the enemy's position ut Mount Spurrier. I meet details have yet hero received from it ; far as has transpired, is satisfactory as to Kress, although mingjed with regret for th turn who have falled. It appears that the well-contested three heights with oar aria although he was entrenched, cud had light with him, our troops drove him from los p and gained the possession of them, abieh a commanding situation for carrying on a siege against Fort Bourbon. • According to loose accounts, which are; have net been receivtd from the Commas Chief's division, with whom Sir George Pr acting, our troops gained Soutrier after hours hard fighting, au which they ware rep charged, and as repeatedly received the on the point of the bayonet. A deem, of the West India Corps, it is said, was e in the front of the battle, and behaved uneor well. having twice stood the charge of the grenadiers, and, although broken by them, and cnuiplrtely router! them. This divisim army is composed, in the a hole or in part, of Sth. 13th, Vd. ilsth, and 3d and 4th bin tulle regiments, and let and 4th West India, with battalion, picked from the 63d regiment, tl India Rangers, and Ist, 3d, and 4th We Regiments but, es we have already *Wm accounts' have transpired here how far th respectively engaged in this affair; our poi ever, is stated at 7s mew killed, and 140 w. Captain Taylor (erroneously mentioned in ma Lieutenant... Colonel) of the 7th, Major of the Bth. and Capt. Sinclair of the iSti killed ; and Lieut.-Colonel Pakintham. of Majors Campbell arid Turner. of the Roy India Rangers, and Capt. tiledatauce, West India Regiment, emended p—it s p that their corps had a* active part in the General Beckwith is stated la eantlettara personally led on the attack. and to .iJ narrowly moiled the enemy's preisealhil ;x _ .. I 4:4 iii rS. 7111‘l 1.....‘ %Pm. s .-- p .• ei, lel t Hubert been further eocertaitiedi whets the lea man& eas e mondani upon tl'e neighbourhood of Fort AWNS , that hole of tin. part 4/1111' troops had ovule tbetoseteit di 1 unintertaptad • pasillias *wing defeated the lift thi ell adidirillen .and of a fear hi* pan on of the away. dogma 00.118 1 11.4101. 1 % alriN *WAIL, 0 41 Aland, cuuduct* lady regretted. Lieletettalt 4 .; elenel 18 7 114 Cochnuw, was puty Adjutant-General). killed; tad beide iinil (eating the Colonel Patrolman and Major Mutual, etolte Inch being de- The Watt meow*. are of the 3d instilo iteited to annoy up to the orsesiag of that day (Friday lart).at i IGo mania?' to period, had *the very raiment of the depart' isig ty ut compl the yawl ossived froth the Aide of actin!) wanner. hiving . 10111lletet$ 11, air Mae adds. that ~ kigeLa 1 :tog them down bid wireimessig." • -J.— VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Malmo 7, loos. E COMMIS,6I(VNERSfur alling Bib FIE Nary, do hereby gise Notioe ' That on TUES DAY, the list instant, Mc / evil be ready to eteeire Trade., s writing (waled op), mid. 'resit 4r TWO HUNDRED TONS qf GENUINE OATMEAL, 9 , e be sleia,..red one•half thereof in Si: Weeks, nail the other hn(V . Six Werke aßs ti His Illgiest i s Vieirallieg Mores at Pertenooth and Plymouth, in the nr , ,pmrtions ighiernientioaed, eis. Tone. Poriomootti Plymouth aou "Ind to he paid for by Bills, payable Kith interest, ninety days " conditiou of the contrast may be Den at the Seerstaty's Ne regard will de Lad teeny Tender ie which the Pike shall not be &tried in Words at err that shill eat be delivered to the Beard before One o'Cloek on the raid Taco*, the slot Envoi', am mytte. the Person who wakes the Tondo', er . 604 Person me his heAciA attends, to answer when railed ,for