The Sun. — London, England, 1803-03-09 00:00:00

Wi.- u the ( ~ 7 , • : r. 11., 47 „ I t 70 7 ' " w • • 1f" • S N. •• t.? ,~ becZA Vcst- __~:t .r. ;tote. ter a ._..~ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1803. tit:mint' 3267.) [PRICE SIXPENCr iw3rd othtr rifoni ftztv tton- Me- ino, 0,11. 5 407 ac. g rno a aft urnot irrf :self :UT.; Eft. , ..:,..... tofge Lute , Me sititt 01r.! , tiOttS Idat 'the CURACY. vet f 1.114 *MI of.v f 1;4 Oa% t 1. 1, Rat! 3 2 44 nirc ; 141 i Me tals- PPC I. rei:tv 3. ~ dna( Oat halm :dia is Ltsi tiilA ' ttsf mpg ;lot but ;s of. !ritY An, Ti iC the' illor)- 1;14 :r of hoe Maidstone, 24th Feb. I ge3 MILITARY EDUCATION. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY:LANE. •' TOMORROW EVENING,- March go 3, will he per:in : riled a new Historical Pity, in Three ittts, with Music, called THE HERO OF THE NORTH.. With new Scenery,, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and the 'Music cOmposed and seleded by Mr. • )(ALLY. The Charatters by Mr. POPE,. Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. KELLY, • ' Mr; RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. SEDGWICK, Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. FISHER, Mr. EVANS, Mr. CIPRIANI Mrs. YOUNG , Miss.STE , PHENS, Miss TIDSWOLL, Miss MENAGE Mrs. of Miners. Mrs. BLAND, Miss ,TYRER. Messrs. IT Wel C horus Maddocks, Cooke, H. Cahlfield, I. Caulfield,. Dibble, Elliot, Smith, Rhodes, Aylmer, I V __ i nou&hbY,Milbourn, Sawyer, lones, Sylvester, Heather, • a nanchard, &c. &c. Chorus of ?tuns. Mesds. Inanchard, Arne, Wentworth, Saunders, Williaos, Coates. Maddocks, Wells, Watson, Bristow, Grimaldi, if4ll Y9 Birder Wrag, Fisher, Robinson, Robiustio, wrrii. . . . . THE CHILD OF NATURE. Attarittils, - Mrs. :101tDAN. %les 6s. &mild Pfice 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is.-. ‘ B4l ler3s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Pricey Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. fosbroek, at the 10 1'.- Office, Little,Russe t ll-street. Doors to be opened at Half past five, and the performance t° .,begin.,at Half past. Six. n 2 r. Cooper, who made his rst Appearance on Monday Cumin Cooper, Hamlet, having been received with the most un colluded applause, he will repeat that Charleler on Satur 2144ext, with the Farce of AU the World's a Stage. On Monday, The Hero of the North. - • • • 7 rOURTII TIME. THEATRE-ROIAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, March 10, 1803, will be pteaented • JOHN BULL •, Or, AN ENGLISIIMAN's FIRE-SIDE. With Ncw Scenes and Dresses. The Principal Charaelers by Mr. LE WIS,M Mr. COOKE, Mr. FAWCETT, M. 101INSTONE, Mr. H. lOHNSTON, .Mr; BLANCHARD, Mr. , EMERY, Mr. WADDY, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. THOMPSON, Mr. KLANERT, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. ABBOT, Mr. HOWELL. Mrs. GIIII3S, Mrs. DAVENPORT, And Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. O The prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. With a Lyrical Ep;logue by Mr. lOHNSTONE. wztu ~z , THE FARMER. • Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery rs. Places forlhe ROM to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ilex Office Mart-street. Doors to be op ened at Half past Five, and the Perform ance to begin et Half past Six. Vivant Ilex et Regina. The applause, approbation, and overflow, attendant on the new Comedy, impels the Manager to announce its per ., *.. formance every tiding night in the week till further notice. Un Saturday.. with The Quaker. XTANTED, for a Qentleman in Priest's Orders, VV a Curacy, within Twenty-Eve Miles of London, in ant Part of any County, except the Hundreds of Essex or the Wilds of Kept. Should there boa comfortable House. in good repair. with useful Orchard and Garden, with Pasture, or such to be hired near, the more desirable. References the most satisfatiory will be given and required. Direct to L. W. D. at Messrs. Ogilvy, Booksellers, No. 3';, Holborn. ROCHESTER and MAIDSTONE TURNPIKES... NOTICE is hereby given, That the Toll s arising at the Tull Gates upon the .Turnpike Road leading from . Rochester to Alaidstone, in the County of Kent, WILL BE LETT BY AUCTION, severally an d iseparatelyoo , the bcst Bidder, or Bidders, at the Mitre Coltee.house, in Maidstone, in the said County, on Friday the first Day of April next, between the Hours of Twelie and. Two o'C lock, to the manner direeted by the Aft'passed to the 13th Year of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Third, for regulating the TOrnpike Road; which Tolls were lett the. list Year at the Sums following (that is to say) the Gate called the Rochester Gate, at 2941. ; and the Gate, rallcd the Saudling Cate, at z 431. and will be severally pia tip at these Sums. Whoeverhappens to be the best Bidder, or Bidders, must at the same time give Security, with suitl- s etent Sureties, to th satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road, for Payment of,the Rent agreed for, and at Ncit tinacs as the Trustees shall direet. GEORGE BURR, Clerk to the said Trustees. APTAIN B. REYNOLDS, many years Master N./ of a Military Academy under Royal Patronage. previous to the commencement of the late War, when he relinquiShed it to join the R e gim ent h e b e l onge d to, b e i ng.now.totally u nentaged from all .Military Employ, will take under his care Six Young Gentlemen, in, or intended for the Arnin to finish in a complete Military Education, assisted by Mat, ters of Eminence in the different Branches. But what to him Would be much more agreeable,and.in which he formerly had the happiness o f Succeeding in, is that'of affbrding relief to those of both SexesialllicSied with deformity of Body and Limbs. Ilia situation in life cannot admit of his giving his assistance to any, but such as are of the first respectability, and as it certainly would be much more agreeable • to them, would attend them at their own Houses. Captain Reynolds is aware of the dreadful calamities at. tending a contralled Chest, and assures ,such as are so aglidell. that however far they may be advanced in years,. the method he pr.it:tises, totally free from distortion or pain, Will yield them ritucb relief. Letter s ( Post paid) direded to . Captain B. Reynolds, No. ir VALII(holl Place, South Lambeth, will be respellfully attended to. - 7 - DINING TABLES, PEMBROKE TABLES, Sic. on an entire new construaion, CHAIR and SOFA S . :re u w S : and F(')." POST and' TENT BEDS, with Brass Joints, and various Brass Parts, all by His Ma- J` s tY's Patent ; the superior utility and improyevents in which are SO well known, that no description farther is re ..44iskte- BUTLER hasa feeling sense of his obligations, and desires humbly to acknowledge the kind (and not small) encouragements he has experienced in his Business, through tne generous support and reCommendations of man of the °b 'litY. Gentry', Merchants, and numbers of the re spedtable part of the s Publie which, under the blessinss of Providence, bob brought his M 'anufactures into estimation arid extensive 1 0 4 /eing the Sole Proprietor of the Patents, and teal • !anulaeturer of the Patent Articles to the King and Queen, l i Lkoyal Highnes s the Prime of Wales, Princess Marlette 'ales, Duke of / ork, a n d P r i nce s se s . His Warehouses re Na. 13 and .14, Catherine -street, Eight Voo CS . t rOfri the Pitrand, where every Article i n t h e C a bi ne t and Upholstery line is made with well seasoned' Materials and excellent bWorkmanship, and where the clifkrent Patent Deeds• may e seen. N. Butler has continued several Tools and Machines for Working his Patetit Articles. . . . . . . . . UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, March 7, 1803. HIS MAJESTY having been pleased to ap point NEXT THURSDAY, at half past One o'Clock, to lie attended with the ADDRESS of this II NI - VE Rsurv—Such Gentlemen as intend to accompany the Chancellor and Delegates of the University. upon that oc. casion, arc deSired to meet on that DAY, at half past Twelve o'Clock, at the THATCHED HOUSE TAVERN, in order to go in - procession from thence to St. James's Palace. HERTFORDSHIRE. TN Compliance with the REQUEST of several NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, FREEHOLD ERS Of the COUNTY of HERT FORD, that a Day might be appointed for a Meeting of the Count to consider of an ADDRESS. to be presented to HIS MA ESTY on his For tunate ESCAPE tram the late TREAS( NABLE PLOT ; I do heieby appoint a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN „CLERGY and other FREEHOLDERS, to be held for that purpose, on Friday next, , ,the E LE VENTH DAY of MARCH, at the COURT 7 BousE . in HERTFORD, at Eleven o'Ciock in the Forenoon pre. cisely. • HENRY BROWNE. Sheriff'. North Miattris Place, March 4, L . SOCIETY,' FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF TER SONS ;MI RISONED NIB SMALL DEBTS; CraVen.street, Strand, March a s 1303. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz. ,C. r. d. The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Ely, per Biddulph Cocks, and CO. - - . • 20 0 fa The Ttustees of Bishop Andrews's Charity, 18th Denetattion . - - • 150 0 o Sir Win. Forbes, Bart. per Arch. Hamilton, Esq. is to 0 Quarks Harris, 'Esq. per Treasurer - ioa ,o o Arch. Hamilton, Esq. . - A. 2 2 • Charles Watkin Williams Wynn, Esq. per MeSsrs. Coutts - . - A. 5 .5 0 T. Boone, Esq. perßirLiulph, Codas and Cu. A. 5 o o T. March Phillips, Esq. a years benctadion 6 6 0 Sam. Horton, Esq. per Sec. - a 2 2 • Geo. Cummings, Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 Geo. Milner, Esq. - - A. 3 3 o . Forbes t Esq. - - • A. z A ail F. I.ind, Esq - - A. 3 3 to 1.. . Blades, Esq. per Sec. - - A. i 2 o eo. Paton Esq. per Treasurer - - 5 5 o R.Bournedhatlett, Esq. pa Mess. Wright and Co. 3 3 o Win. Foxton, Esq. per Iliddulph and Co. - a 1 o 1 iOl. Foley, Esq. Police Orrice - . I o o Mr. Ilearnden end Mr. Ltickhurst - 0 4 0 Mrs. Duppa, per I. lack on, Esq. - so 0 0 Clementine - - - z I 0 M. P, P. per liammersleys . - to 10 . 0 M.M.Mper ditto . _. - - . - 1 2 o 0 6 6' o £• 394 7 0 S. T. arin. I. ss.—E. P. 11. is. Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, ss Debtors, for the sum of - 232 5 l Considered the easel', of 3% Petitioners. Approvedlo. Re ferred for Charseters three Petitions, and, rejeeted two. Benefaaions are received by James Wild, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheyno-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co, St. James's -street; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street; Messrs. Fullerand Chatteris, Lombard-street; Messzs.. Iliddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Chariug.cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Coruhill ; Messrs. Hammersleys, Pall-mall Messrs. Vete, Lucadou, and Co. Nu. 77, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Goldneys, St. lames's• street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven•street, Strand, where the Beek,: may be seen by those who are inclined to istpport this Charity, and where the Society wilt meet on the first Wednesday in April next. TO BE SOLD, before the major part of the Commissioners named in a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued against THOMAS MANSON, of Tokenhouselard, Lon don, Merchant aO Insurer, at Guildhall; London, on Tuesday the 29th Day of March inst. at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, rinFIE REVERSION, subjeti to the Life of a Lady aged about 60, in the Sum of vol. Bank Stock, being a fourth part of the Sum of tuel. standing well se. cured in the name of a Trustee mined in a Will. Further particulars to be had ten days before the Sale, of Messrs. Weston, Solicitors, Fenchurrh-street, London. • TO BE SOLD. Pursuant tea Meteor the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cannot' FRENCH against' HOBSON. bore john Wilmot, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Coda. in the - Public Sale-room of the Court, ip SOU I hampton.buildiugs,. • Chancery-lane, London, on Wednesday the 27th day o f April 'next, between the hours of five and six in the After noon, in three Lots T" REVERSIONARY INTEREST in 66661. .331. 4d. Bank Three per Cent. Annuities, standing in the name of the Accountant-General of the said Court, *taut on the death of Francis French; and . thelteversion ! ary interest in 40001. Navy Five per Cent. Annuities, stand ing in the name of the said Accountant-General, expedant on the death.of fohn Blake; and also the Reversionary In terest in goof. like Navy Annuities, standing in the name of the said Accountant-General, expec tant on the death of John Lynch. Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chamb ers, in Southampton-buildings ; of Messrs. Sermon and Eyre, Gray's-Inn; Messrs, Ward, Dennetts and Greaves, Covent-Garden ; and of Messrs. Smith, Kekewich, and Hoikin's, Lincoln's-Inn. • BY HIS MAIESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MR.'SIGMOND, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, re. spatully acquaints those of the Nobility and Gentry who have expenenced the benefit resulting from the use of his Dentrifice and Lotion for Preserving and Beautifying the TEETH and GUMS, that it may bo obtained at the , follow ing Places ih Town;viz. at Messrs.Gattie and Lee's, No.sa, New Bond-street ; Hendrie and Son, Tiehborn-street, Gol den-square ; Golding, Comhill • Cryer, ditto • Watts, Che mist, No, 478, Strand; Hazal, Surrey-street', Biackfriars- Road ; and, far the greater convenience of those residing in the Country, they may be procured in most of the principal . Towns throughout the United Kingdom. Also, his ANODYNE TINC'rURE for the cure of the Tooth -Ache, and Tooth-Brushes of various sizes-and tea. lute, on the best constiutlon for use. By the KING 's PAT ENT, CAKES for Making of Sil I II " ING LIQUID BLACKING, - for Shoes, Boots, Etc. Price Sixpence each. THESE CAKES make, with the utmost Ease by tbe addition of %Wanly, a most excellent Shin ing Liquid . Blacking, much superior to any' hitherto known : it gives the fi nest Black, and most beautiful gloss to the Leather, yet never renders it stiff or hard, but on the con trary, prevents it tromdacking, and preserves it soft, pliable, and mellow to the very last. It is pettedly free from smell, and the Shoes that are blacked with it, will neither soil the fingers in putting on, not the stockings in wearing. • The long established reputation of these Cakes 'having in duced many persons to counterfeit them, thote Who make 145 C of thorn ate requested to take notice, that none are ge nuine but what hire an engraved Label pasted on each Cake with these words, " By the King's Patent, Cakes for Siiin ing Liquid Blacking, prepared by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee, and sold by•Bayley and Blew, Cocksper-street, London i" where large allowance is made to thus,: who buy them for exportation, or to sell again, with a liberal discount to such as take quantities for ready money. N.B. The bills of direetions arc signed with rny name, .:W. BAYLEY, which appear on the outside of each Cake. *,* Malty oldie Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the true ones in appearance, they may be disi:overed' . by my name on the label being differently spelt, or the word (iv , ) or (as fortnely'i inserted bcfyre the w'td prcparvA. No..4,CORWIIILL, and No. %CHARING-CROSS. ► 111. SH, after the decided preference given to J,. • the above Offices for several years, would deem him self -ungrateful were. he to join in the attempt to impose on the Public, by asserting that the SCHEME of the PRE. SENT LOTTERY possesses beauties and advantages that FORMER Lo 1"r ERI ES did not. true way to consider a Schemeis to look at' the num ber of ,Blanks and Prizes, the Total Number of Tickets, and Total Value of Prizes, by which the intrinsic Worth of :each Ticket is ascertained. The present Schethe consists cif za,twl Prizes, 3r,392 Blanks, 44,000 Tickets, wool 4. 392,000 By which it - is evident that the Tickets in this Third Lot. tery are nu worth so much as the Tickets in either the that, or second Lottzry, notwithstanding they are selling at a higher prig; but that the Public may see the high price is no; owing to any extravagant profit laid on by the ()Ricc i:eosin., tie followin STATIMENT O F FACTS will clearly evince :—The Office.K,epers (if they buy too Tickets) pay the Contrattots at the Nteor 171. 155. which they retail at 171. 175. and the Brice of tie Ticket to the Public is thus madc'out : Cketeroment Charge each Ticket it o - • coorsietor`a.Protit . - 3 4 0 °thy's-Keeper's Profit . a• e I 17 'o Two out of the Eight Capitals ' which d e po se d the last Scheme, were sold, shared, and registered, .at the above' Offices, where Tickets and Shares for the present Lottery are selling in variety ; and the Prizes will be paid on de mand by T. DISH, Stock. Broker. 4 . 4 All kinds of Government Securities bought and 'sold by. Commission . THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Consisting of 44,000 Tickets.—To begin Prawing, April 4, 1603. GRAND SCHEME. . . No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 4 ' Prizes of k. 10,000 is C.1i0,000 3 . -- to,ooo ----- 30,occi 3 .5, 000 15,000 3 -- 2,e00 6,000 S , -- 1,030 5,040 30 -- Loa -- 3,000 6o -- so 3,000 • f 2.500 - - .7 .- • 20 -. no,ooo v ,o ......----- ' IC • 39;0 00 ~..,o,is T i ckets,i ie differs from all others tor many years irsilet pail, in the circumstance of not having any Prizes fixed for particular days. (1 WWl' and Co. No. tl, Poultry, are appointed L) by Covertunent to sell the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. This Office (established in the year 1759) has been lOrrunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, Till R. TEEN of which were at titc Last and Three pr,:o:ding Lot teries, and some of them divided into many Shares. THIRD ENGLISH STATE LorrERV FOR iSez. Begins Drawing the 4th of April, itie3. • THE TICKETS are sold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, 13y HA ZARD, BU RN E, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Lon don, and no where else on their Account. The Scheme consists of Four P rizes of 20,0001. Three of Threeot SOCA. and others from zoool. down to 2 0 1, to the amount ut 392,0e01. * * country Onlers, accompanied with short.dated Bills on .ondon, Post.ADlfice Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by _c auior Cartier, pundually attended to ; and Comspond- Zits nay depend on being treated exadly on the lame Terms as it personally present. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to Ada P a rliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, " Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Otlice." Letters, postpaid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. D ICHARDSON; GOODLUCK, and Co. IXStock- Brokers, respecliiiibi acquaint the Public, that the . Slate-Lottery 4ommen..;co Drawing on the 4th of mat Month, SCHEME. All the Prizes to be brawn from the Wheel. 4 of C. 2;,0oo So w eon .3 -- tOOOO 30,000 3 ------ Siono . • iS,OOO 3 - 2,000 -- 6 00.09 1 ,4" soioo 3 e - too -- 3000 . Oa , Sa 3,006 12,500 20 -- 250,000 . , . 4 laooo Tickets...• 39 2 • 000, . . The Tickets and °Shines are on. Sa6, at the Corner of Bank-Buildings. Co : rota:It; aud fiacing the Gate of the King's Mews, Chains-Cross, London. the Licensed State Lottery 0 tikes of -It ichsrdson, Goodluck and Co. VVONDERFUL INDUCEMENT in the,Grand Lottery, which begins' Drawing on Monday the 4th of April. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 4 of k .20.000, is X. 6,00* 3 - to,coo 30,000 • 3 - 5,000' ' . tiooo 3 - a,noo . o,coo $ - ',Goo . 5,000. 30 - Joe' 3.0a0 io - - so . 3,000 12,500 - . 20 250,00 a 44,000 Tickets. 392,000 At HORNSBY and Co.'s Stock-Brokers, at their old-established Co.'s , Lottery Of fice, No. a 6, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, Lon don ; likewise in every Town its the Kingdom, appointed by Government Authority. Clubs, Societies and individual Purchasers, are respalfully acquainted that the Tickets, Halves, Quarte.rs, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are, in very great Demand, and will rise befOre the Drawing. commences.--Hornsby - and Co. therefore re quest their. friends not to delay purthasing. The Tickets and Shares are now selling on the lowest possible terms, and the Money for the Prizes paid on demand, wh et h er a 201. 01 a 20,0001. The Capital NM'S are not fixed to bealrltWll on any partieular Day,' but are determinable at Cha nce ma y direct.—The lowest prize is 201. which all Classes of Ad venturers approve of. • Letters, Parcels by Mail Coach or Carrier, executed pre. cisely on the same terms as if present. Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and toll by Commission. CAPITAL REVERSIODI with an ANNUITY of. TWO HUNDRED an FIFTY POUNDS, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Valuable and very Desirable REVERSION, LA. itt fee expeaant on the deths and failure of issue of _.,,• Lady Ann A..,ontjetitan, aged Thirty-one, and Thirty-tw o , (both tuiniarried ,of and in divers very eligible Manors, Farms, LArids, feriements, and Hereditament& ; situate in ut the finest Counties in England, anout tjo miles from London, and let - to Tenants at rents amounting to between two and 30001. per Annum, bot- sup yosed to be of the An nual value of 3uool. and upwards. /he Land Tax has bean Redeemed. And with the Reversion, an Annuity, or clear Yearly Rent Charge of 2501. now payable tot the Late of the said Geo. tietnan, aged .Thirty.two, and issuing nut of and ch.ir,cd uon the Aforesaid Manors, rams, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditarnenti. Fur further particulars apply to Messrs. Mauro and &yoke*, ,Law Slat liners, Bat-yard, ca,,y-*ttrit, l4'4- lon Priqc.ipa:s way will be attended to, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, FeZraeary 21$ 1o•_: • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1116 114 .; yr VTI - '4 ORDNANCE do berebj, give Nutice, they will tell by Public Autiion, at the Tvwtr, on ;." • day the 23d Of itlirch next, at Ten o'Clock is the Perennv, Ati $• dry Lott of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE ORDNicti..:: STORES, rot:Jistirog of . Musquets and Musquet Barrels, Locks, Bayonets arid h nurs, Swor& of sorts. Ulnas and Accoutrements, tits of Harness, Cordage, 'temp, Rubbish, lq.it Blocks, Slwavfes and Pius, Fire-wood and Paint, t) • Casks. ilosvder Horns. Lantherns, Salt-petre Bags, C.: - tridges, Sheep Skins, 1144 Cloths, Tin Kettles, l- 7; f. • s,Stawlia4 Vices, iJan&crews, Scales and Weiz') Old lien, Hits or sorts, Bedding; Tents, Cltitliit44, 1 trenching Tciols,,and voions other Articles. The whole of .whith ma) he vie wed at tie Tower ti •' the d.aw Safi. Printei Dot of ttle I. , tt e de.'ivePtd N 4)14 foe theta; at the OAT y 0: d 44,,, is the Tower. Ps. Order ,;,y OFFICS OF ORDN4NC7f, A/40v 4, 'So , . THE PRINCIPAL- OFFICERS of lii; . jESTI": ORDN/INCE chi Im . Eby give thy !will 8e rea.b , at their i Margaret...sir. - !1;.r. noktler, ox FRIO/b . , t6c ,S:b instant, to receive p2.talt from 'Nth Persons as mu' willing to undo hae 14 of tkedijerent ::,to aj BEDDING, TENT, andSAII.MAktR L - • r- , repiredf:r the Service 4 th e 0,114.1E4v 3.1.21 tiff . .11, t 7. rim?: fir a givor teriod, cisefidtmable to Anteene tukkh ma, be it:spec:la at thY 1 ever, Chief C/erk under tat Prhr.pal Sto-rkerpr of 04.1wm.:, 74..bere 4ri,aeJ Comliticoel y the Ctortra.-t, avid Stil.dalcs 1 toe Attic/ et to be Jurnitbed um.ittr each -it-fy by :tab l'ertoli intond to tit Prflo,a.'i Jo thi the Articlet. The Proposals to & delivered at Ike Seetrtaty's lie, Margares-4ltert, iiiitnsinster, waled up, all.i kriarktjwi the side tvilk a specifrati, r of the .Irtieles iltended .1411 , 14.4 and no Tender lad IT admitted after the lid? inst. By Order kf t& Board, IJ. S . EAST INDIA HOUSE, Itfardi x, Igc3; THE COURT of DIR.ECTORS ofrbe LTA' CIE i COMPANY of MERCHANTS uf ENGLAND ty,a;r: to tbe East halts, do tereb, give That at the eilarterjy, General Court 4ppointed to Fe l?eid on tie 23d instant, the following ElnaniinCles of Cow: Direaort of this day, will he reported N the Gexcral Court, a, rre. ab t 'y to the 45 of the 39th Geo'. 111. eap. $9, -•stn . z. " That it is the Opinion of this Court, that the Coht " mander and Owners of the Ship ItinzioStan, ate ftll4 from all imputation of rtvtico, or ruiticattluoi, t.i " resped'of the 1.,0 - of Ow Sttli, IF If7L L 1431 RAMS 4r, X. This Day was published, (a new arid cheap Edition (~ r r :t Au rpo. of distribution among the Foo Price S'is,pc.lo.;, DIALOGUE between a CO UNTRY Gii...s . • TLEMAN and one of his POOR NEI (11-1110i11.45, who had been led away from the church, undrr the pre;i; of hearing the Gospel, and attending Evangelical Prers,;ll - :: - ..b (14" For an account of the First - Edition of this •Tract ; zoi the British Critic for :the Months of September, 04tov:, and November, aot. . .. Published by F. and C'. Rivingtcin, St. Paul's 'C.lniri.: - ii. yard ; where may be- had, 'Unity, the Bond of Pca.;:.: :th.4 Friithd of Virtue, 4,t the consequences of Schism nia../1-y 4 I.i politically considered. March 7, was published, Price lialf-a.Crown, bound in vid, with A Frontispiece, LiiE LYRE; or, . Nm Vocal Musa gym; g . 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