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. . ' •\‘'f kV(F l ii . / 41. * ' ' 44 ' ' . - - -'. ' - - .•, •-* 4 ~,.;-f.... - •"I - 0.•• .__ , r jr9 ' . 14110 4 t l ----- , 4 ,l f,. li .. .• - . s ~ "";";' ,. ...*:',4....---.7V%1k. , b 4 ...6.... • . - . . _ ... - • 94g01i,141A . . #0,1;. Iwsy . , . ' it' )111 .. - g s. :': E .... '• . t ...PA OA . 4 . ..... i . 4 . k , itt, --ff... a . • • Numnra 7574.] ricTVALLING-OFFICE, Drc. 13, 1416. i IL COM 31 ISS 10 N.ERS for vicrClA LLINC , His 411.4.1E57 rS N.iVY do hereby gioe Satire, that on Friday next, 'Po 20th Instant; they will be ready to rrceioe Tenders in writinAe (sealed up), and treat for Fire Hundred Sacks of /OM dried HoUSEHOLD FLOUR, • to be subject to the usual frarranty of Twelve Months, to bet 41 diutred into his Mojesty's,Viclualling Stores at Deptford in the space of a Fortnight: and to be paid for by Bills „payable, with Intel est, Ninety days after date. ' 2'he rmittlitZons of the tunirart vuzy be seen at the Se aretares 05cc. .140 mrard : will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not /e delivered to Me Board Wore Half-past Two o'clock on the so;f! Friday next, the 20th instant; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, at tends, to answer when called far. OPTIC/I,' OF 0R1).V.121 7 (.13,,N0v. 29, I 8 la. rril 13 PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His HA. ORD N. INC I; do s hereby it Notice, That they will SEMI. by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, a t Ture(!,q, the 17th dati of De-en:her next, at Eleven o'clock to Ike Pireauou preeivay., sultrier, LOTS of OLD and UN SERV I ( 1 , , amt grorti, consisting of Accoutrements, Anvils, Vices, and Wheels, • Old llrass Mutt; and inixtzti Metal, Musquet Locks, Bartels and Bayo ! nets, Old Packing Cases and Casks, Round and Double headeii Shot, Weoui;ht a ,d Bushel Iron, Match and Junk, "awed and uncured Cannon, Cartridge Paper; ttgether with ' a variety of othet Artieless Th.e whole of which ntly 9c vleweir wpon applicatian at the Principal Storekeeper's Di/ice in the Tower, anti at the floral 4rsenol at 11 - 42elxich final the day of auk, at ?phich places yri2sted Lies of the Lots will be della:era/10 those person, uTiu may imply f;nr the same. . ee By Order of the II eaid t If..67lElP',.ll.9eeretary. GTt.V.VD FESTIVAL. T)INNEI( .,. iII tako. pld,;c.e. at the FREMIA .Z3I- 'SONS' TAVERN, ott)TI.TESDAY NEXT, for the:BE NEFIT • of- Mr. GIFiI Ctti, late of the Theatre. !Weal, Drury tintt.—Mc. MUNI)EN, President.—Stetrartis Krnn, with itilwaribt of of she Principal Performers of hot h TlwAret, tvlio have Initicistinirly come forward Ott thilt ocea. zion.--The Organ will he n p l)y Mr. FLlveyi who ha Lindly consented to nreside.at the Grand PiOno•Forte. 'Ticket , t I. it each, inclading I),ltincr and Wine, to he had of Mr. Gihnno, B, 'Bishop's Wolk, Stang - ate at Cleinenti. and t hentotide; anti Rt the lier of the 'foyers). eatly amdication; for k - extanntended, as tont , t.iilhe ii•stsr4 after Monday next, anal inure sold than tout lion con conifoetahly accommodate. Pinner oil 'fable at ailflast NATIONAL MONUMENT 6. WATERLOO AND TRAFALGAR. 11 — N reference to the Advertißentent in May last, ,pootitt i r the prrouring of I'4OOE:LS Pm() I.):StrilS ro t tta. NIONtrAEFA47S, Nortic. iq herYbv CH* that *roue th , arc 10 11 , 7 Arnt to the BRITISH P4ll - ( 4 , r the focpeetioli of the Committer, to whom the oti)ove Worbs lihre helot referred, on MOSIMY, the Mt) of Jimm ury trrxt , hit wren the hours of Ten utlue4 in the rot e- Ation au 1 Threr in the Afternoon. R. 'CiTLLANT., poi - dished, rice tis. Lif,VIEW, or CRITI .'O:I,I:SAL, No. Lill. CoOttining, Art. I. The Works of Jonathan Swift, I). I). Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin ; containing additional Letters, Tracts, and Poems, nut hitherto pirilished ; with Notes, and a Life °film author, by Walter Scott, Esq.—Q. Christahel ; Kubla Khan, a Visi , t. 'Elie Pains of Sleep. By S. T. Coleridge Esq.-3. Fr6ich. litrasion of the Tyrol. By - L. I.4.Bartl;oldy.-4. "Ow Principles of Fluxions, designed fur the use of Students in the thriverties... 'By, Wm. Dealtry, B. D. P. It. S. late Fellow of Trin. Col. Cambridge...-4. Voyage de Humboldt rt thmpland. Quatrietne Pea ir. Astronthrtie.ti. 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AND LIFE INSUMANCE COMPAI`Cr, NEW BRIDGE-STIMET, LONDON, Dcc. 12, 131(% -- ti N conformity to . a Resolution of n General JiIL Court of Proprietors of the :flit of Ottolier Inset, &DI VIDEND, at the rate of 5, per Cent. will be payable on t he innonnt Qf Stock held by each Proprietor on the 45th ut De. ember it*stant. The Dividend, so declared, may he received at the. Com pany's House in New Bridge-street, on Wredoesday, the Ust of Janudt y next, between -Elev6) and Three ; or oil any fol lowing dny. Sunday excepted, between the cone hours, until Saturday the 11tit of January inclusive. After that dav, the Dividend may be received on any Tuesday between the hours before stated. WAkNER PHIPPS, Secretary. • - VNNAN - "S PREVENTIVE 'WASH, well •l:neaw by the Army. Navy, and others, in all parts of the World, as•the ONLY SPECIFIC for the Infallible Pretention of a certain direful disease, continues to he Ca (as forthe veArs) hy HANNAVand Co. No, 1, 'Little liavmarliet, London. 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A liberal at ioWatice-to whole sale. hottseit,.nn application tu Metealla and Kento I 1., Great :larlbarough-street.- This Day revere published, tr Two Volumes, Bs.o. price 11. ss. 6ardi, -- Al INNALS (if tht;f REIGN (if KING GEORGE the rmitrh from its Coionincement, to the Goieral Veace, in the Year, 18'5. By .1014 N AMIN, Kn. Printen for Longman, Hurst, Beqi,, Orme, .an 4 Brown, ratetcsoster-row. NEVVEVITION OF LORD HOLLAND'S LOPE DE VEDA, . vartit ADDITION 4. This Day Was puhlishi(l. in Two Ir.lntuits:l,4)st 8t•o, with two Portraits, price eis. boards, QbNIE ACCOI.TNT olibe'LIVES and WRIT• INGS of LOPE FELIX DE VEGA CARPI() and GUM LEN DE c.;,1.11o. By HENRY RICHARD LORD ° HOLLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Omit, and Brotva;• E.Jrflcry; and Ridgway and Suns, London. This Day were pnbtialled, in 4t0.. Price 01. 101 hoards,. rirRAVELS in BRAZIL, from pERNAmBUCO to SEARA ; besides oevusional Excursions. Also, .11 Voyage to. 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Itt , e , , uud 1.3r0n, Lontlou ; arid Juhu Smith and Sun; . • This Day wereTuhlishecl, liandsdnlely printed on a line Paper, iu two large Volururs Octave, price in boards 16s. A NNOTATIONS a Continnation of 'Arr. Elstey' Annotations o n tlor ;osliels and Act , , and principally de,igned for the I.:›e rt Candidates for Holy Orjlers. • - 4y. the Tier. JAMES SLIT)K. M.A. Late Fellow awl Tutor of Emanuel Colle:ze, C;ambridge ; and examining aaplain to thr Lord Bishop of Chr%ter. Cambridol Printed for the A , tthor, at. the University. Press, ,toi sold in London, by itivingtom, Payne q*nd Fos', and Rod , ,Al and Martin; Deighton and Sons, Nicholson and vett :and Thorpe, Caitlin idke PaiVer, Oxford ; Poole and Broster, Cliesiter,.and T. littroltairt'; Northampton. Speedly *ill be published, Irt TWO Volumes, Octavo, with a complete Index, &c. price, la boards, 11. rriffri LIVES a Dr. 'EDWAR D i'OCOdK , JIL. the celebrated Orientalist, by Dr. TWELLS—of Dr. ZACHARY PEMCE, Bishop of Rochester, and of Dr. NEWTON, Bishop of Bristol, by Tlicinselye—and df Use SKELTON, by Mr. BURDY. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivingten, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. , The of procuring Omit Lines detached from the vollminous and expensive worlts of the respective Atithiirs, suprestiA to the .Editor the Wets that sc s e parate Editi on be generally acceptable. Thittie , of Drllocock, Bishop Pearce, and bishop Newton, contain it large,portiou of highly interesting History, Ecclesiastical, Political, and Literary; and' the Life of Mr. Skelton, thottO• little 'known its this Potting, .bail stlways-bfen admired for its copious anti aunts int,Attecdores, and features of Ckertielpri *lid as . giriog- an affecting portrait of a Divine of no common talents, placed in the Mpt°t trying situations, anti exhibiting sgcli an canaille of Dragi'uJence as rattly occurs. CHRISTOPHE AND PETION. Extract of a• Leiter from an dmerican Gentlemcfn at Port- ini• Prince . , to hii Friend in :NOrfule, dated August 21, 1806. " Ina formercommunication . I ventured to in troduce to your notice his Majesty Henry I. (com monly. called Christophe) King of Hayti, and Alexander Pe►ion, Esq. President of the Republic of Hayti. That introdnction was general. It may now, perhaps, affortlyou some interest to be come mote particuhrly acquainted with some of the - circumstances which distinguish the private and political characters of these twsa individuals, %vitt) control the destinies and fortunes of tVe peo pie of this Island. " Cbristophe has heard from some of his flat terers, that one of the- Cardittal4.l,.xims of the Britian Constitut;on is, that " The King can .do tto wrong."—Either through ignoraitre or poiiey; he adopts the maxim, net in its modified and re= stlieted emistfuetion, but in its original anti li ter:►l *acceptation ; and seeing no reason why the, .attribute!Of infatlihitity should not belong as well to a King of Hayti as. to a King 'et England, he Ildi engr'afted it on . the Constitution of iris king . door, a nd tinder its titi lIC t iOll, gives full exercise to the vices at his character. "The timid circitinspection of tyranny .per; vales wittily administration, and no where in ;re strothily evinced than in the extreme rigour r,f his poli . re. No prete x t Wratever can procure to the Stranger pettuission 16 visit the interior; an d to D iv a n, a view - even of the environs of the Capital (Cape. Franuois) is attended' with so much trouble and expellee, that teiv persons are willing to encounter them. His N./Ali:sty not choosing to cantidc his angust person to the ;Lear and affection of 'his • failtful .subjects; ii:ts Nith dr,itvit himself to 1. Sans 80116;7 a fortified Fl ire 18 miles in the - it,terior. To this place a•messen, ger inust f e i.lispatAed for a pas Sport under the sign trlanal of the King himself; and eve') after, rat 1,,,Ve obtained tnis, yolk cannot stir a foot 'on your promenane without tavu sable sons of at your . , I .` At Port-au-Prince, the Metronolis of the' Republic,- these scrupulous restraints , are un- . known. .On the contrary, Polon has made it his . policy ro encourage foreigners. in their visits to the plantations... Their reports,. on' returning from those . are uniformly favonrahle. The. inunbitarits ate so kiln! and' hospitable,. that in ducement 4 are frequently found to remain with., theltit tenor twelve days. They, are gradubilly !enticing in agricultural improvements, are oteatly and industrious in their pursuits, and elietsaiti: and contented with their conditions. Iliew'cit— ennistances afford tort strong NI, eVidfaCe pf t ht: mild and just adminiAration of l'etion, not to tk - uder him solicitous to exhibit thetzt,to fortigni observation. - . 1 , " ,AII, intercourse between this „place ~ atnl thc' (.:41te by. t . i t tul is ,prottibired by Cltristopheltpon pain of death ; Mid (%, lath 111 pt to clear out ti.Ve,4- sel from Cape ..:t.ingots for expose vessel ttud Cor!."0 it, ''.11114011 jof. j and note-:; ter a n d,..crew to imprisonnn,,t,,, , , b'ot bet( 110 is,matic as to t!te route by whirl+ tne s ; tyangt,r arrives, a nti whether his journey bas :&eetthy land or by water,. he is alike cotdially,rccetved and', hospitably entertaiaell.-r-riirt.igit vessels are,cle,tr-i rd for the_Cape with as little., clitticalty as fpr: other taut, " A vessel arriving at, the. Cape, whetherin .! distress, in search of a market, or %% kit any Ptitizii obcet, mast proceed to sea again iu t weniY4okirl hours after her at rival, or lte.enteted and unload.; rd, Whatever may be the slate of : Ott mat ko, . fir ihe ports of the. Republic, no ,apealied time ,is •required for - entering and vesseis c have ireciaent- ! ly. remained here several days, , siot find*, purchasers, have gone elsewheve k pursuit-of , better markets. . .„, " All letters to or front Cape Frangois,tovsts,he opetied And examined itt the presence of 'optic, before they are delivered to thepetsoos to whom they are diree;ed ; a titmow,,.bospicious, lot uisitotlel measure, totally unhnownAitthis Otrt of Hayti. ChriSlophe is'a merchant ns' well its .14pipg, and is as sovtlid aci d avaricious in the one etoraer e e, as be is urn - gent anti arbitrary io the other, ,;`ills offera„ though 'always. much .Itritiw the ordinary market:rico, must be oceepted+. because, ever be bids, no one is' rtmliti hazardotis enotttgli to become his cotnpetitor not so with, Pe - . riot', who, dthouglifint is Philitere and sells the produce of his plantation, yet tines so at a fair price, to the merchnnti,residetit here, end, rii eeive3 front them. the 4-upitlies ueeessaty; for. his government, on which they.frequentlY obtain an exorbitant price. porta of the:republic:have been thrown open to all nations, and the effect of this liberal .and enlarged measurtihns:; been to introduce' in profusion the produce and Ininittrifettires.of Jimmie and America, anti .at; the saute time to procure fo'r the productions of the island, prices heretofore unprecedented. - • " In the , various departments of .government, Netion is ably supported byoteaof worth, talemi, zeal and activity ; for the selection of whom he is intlehte(L not inure to good fortune, than to the force anti accuracy of his own-discernment. " The tounicipalpolice of Poft-au.Prince: quirestnueh Improvement —numerous impositions tire practised upon foreigner, by that clasLof per. sous who are a necessary, though not a very re spectable uppen4age to commerce. The d0y.14- [Pnicr SEvriomicen. bourers often' (Fernand rryitt,mt for Work neier (hoe, and threaten you, in case ot• refusal, *lib orrest,and proseentiou ; and it you haie liftnaest enough to resist their mi..naers, they attack god with the foulest and most abusive epithets. The pilots too ate much compl.oisied of t'=». their actions and impertinence; but a.. 1 they Lclve you most completely in tlicir power, these tstriplainia are rarely hrought.belore rite authoriiiei compe. tent to redress them. •' Proper diligence and at tention in the police otilt:er night very easily 1-11)- press these incOnvenienCies ; but white they Con tinue as remiss as they flew are, strangers must pocket the offence, and submit to the trouble as well as they can. fslts alteration has yet been made in time Tariff fixing the duties on American productions. Inm at itit.m to understand the 'propkty of the ori. ginal distinction .between E the duties on , im m porta tion fro,America and from ng ; idnd and alit lacers sto,rised t its p”:littn:ini.. , v, mu ent;trA diefion of the promise made Id our therchauts and kigentl here. .1 nore, however, to bay': it ill my power in my next to inCot In you, that this cause of complaiut on our part no !rouges. exists." TO PREVENT FRAUD. THE Public are most earnestly requested, when pvichnsing DAY and MARTIN'S Blaekiint, to observe that the Address is perfeLtly clear and correct, particularly the Number tr, as a sure means to • prevent their being im posed upon by a spurious and vile composition instead of the original ; the supoior Qualities of N'ilieb have ensured its universal Use formally Yell I. DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. WILL of the lute DUKE of BRUNSWICK. The. will of the late Dake of BRUNSWICK b?ars date on the sth May, 1813, in this country; there are two papers annexed svcodicils the first dattd as the will, and the second ut Brunswick, 4th May, 1815. His Serene Highness', property in England is sworn to be under the stun of 100,000/. Probate WM grantett on the lith Inst. to his Royal Highness Gptottqu A tiGusTt' KDE atm, Pdnee Of WAT..ES, ReV,ellt of the United King-lota Great Britain and I,relund, the Right Hon. I:town - cc • BANKS, Earl of Listiftpooi„ and F;mest - 11tazOgriic. HERBERT, C')Utit MONSTER, threeof the Executor:4. PRINCE' P+:Ci appointment' is containeti in a codicil that'of the two latter in the &power" is..resprved of issuing probate to Bight. Horn. Giottein CA :4 t NO• (tils() appointed by the will) the other i...xeen(or. The Duke has be. queatbed the %.01Oie it I,is property lieu e (with the exceptioa of a few aunuities,'as legacies to to' soma'nf Househrild) to his two sons t 1/11. and Witmet.st, in equal proportion 4, Mae , ? -1 ternal i;exickessed eoticerning.their coition, and it. l'pts..:c, ;' heir tutot, has.wbequest of 200/. pdr ann. for titedfirc-rout ipt,es its t tat Ca.* th , y aro2l. dirc6l,3 luditical events should restore, theni their dotiii. nions in Gertnany, they shall, at the age of 16, be ,sent thither.:and'instructed in—tha' la 44 s' anti ciistdnis . '' '' duties us I"rinees.. in.easa.uf a e,on' rat!? isgue of affairs he exoyesses a•ticsire, tint: pensions 1113 y he ( kg iq u i nc o 1:1;1e Dalte's fantuvv.iti.lakv.,..the.,DosvA, , zer.M,eit' i ravine of • Dlni, mentiut,ett 4ty hint -iii trtrottg terms Ot: "fect:tAt and eltcein, kip& is entr u sted with `,"the guardiauSbip of .the Princes,abtuad.... in England the Dulte*x Executors are aopointed thei , rlpter'. diens. Ti.te 'rntt:ctt .................... statud to 'be 6y .11i3 pCrOlitidito+l l - itOd eau at his Royal Highpets's , death, during their minority', the ~~isr i s , i . fi - , do . tiolv e 011'11 . 6 . R0y..1 the Priu4ss CuAttLoTTe _of Waa.es. • - 7 -- E NtrLp :RELIF:.if :Of .the • • 'llie'tVartl of Coleinoistreet-‘eati called loge thur on Tuesday,. by Me. Alderman Ileyg.te, to cc; it,icier 'of the:rileittPiorrelie'vltig thC t'4 I h, o , District, when 'a most ! liberal subscription was cOntinenctl; - • Grue4lihi thtkit of Bnetitert t ,th." with his ac. custorned bettevolentri•lins ion 201. -to the Ala gistrates of lielitillcJillie-elittViitied in purchnhiog coal 4 for-the'pooetiflttiniqinfrgti. Lady Mary It 'of 14,14),1 , , , 0w it, 'has sent a do notion ill money' to the fioorC Of the pat itih o Kinc#l4iiie 4 4.161111e1 vast tilt,PVCy.ylloor,o l, jeCt tut the and extensk'e estatuUl iiµl[tAW Ow — ti; ;in; fittifita ris • -ketntsitlbrikle nurnbete , ofsiiett - tire'nritv etrirt..)y ed in lowering unit widening, font 144 j,, titp stqvil entrance to Stß4teshitry,from the west, 'l'iustees of the turnpike-rout from Cult. terbury to SantilvietthitKosclolvett to expend in the proporth . )Ji of• 101. to eve: y tt,ile pi pound bct %%Teti the two phi all„ rritlT3se of givitig • !holt' to,:.tifelittAfttimgOoar: 'fbe pity% or likattboroagl. aut# I tirl n ton qua at 1 4 Ye tkoAllitk4lhOggit)4 .rt;Pirci Ow former i thellttililri have very Hala,bly set tO work all the door out or e'rill;loy; Lod itt leltr 'wagei, - fti eleai• away -tit' sand from the tiarlwar anil . at .0111 latter Cie workl ate go,log Ithilsr. the itrApet; . tiou able ensi'afcr, with ordcrs friwit ‘ tho CorMaisioneri to give emp;Oyilleilt ull the'p6or *ht ) V ' ilOOS'eff r ri' ' iroil'a - nd. , be .ioclustiorti - for the maintenatree:ofaheir fatuiliec, •, _ Lgrti Visnount..BAriglNOTON 1)156 1tg COPIPIOeft 1 14 itti'Vestw.lAlO ,lif)Wt) his ‘vheat, gave his. annual, sloper anti tlaitc,e to abut 120 paor peisOnt Sedgetieid;'dit . MiJer4the 7th init /mt. An 0ti..W1.11 killrri :thert/CL:44llliliflV , Und P l O Ol V of ;t " ) " 4 " 14 fittyvtiti otit. ,flisLortiihip 1144 givtni illNtrotliqtpr , ngcitt, pvii4Oit in his 110011 1 01101664 ia t to 'Wit it Oiti Seta mechanics $i gra ign , f,-!rant C.rt agriLltiturti pursuits, ore cuipluycii to trenching the waste LirOiltrie near the heilk:e o ea ting Ankinl, &c: