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• r 4 !" ; .. lik . .ON it' 1 ' • ft? ...,, _, . .. , ~............„ ~:„...... • (~...v ...,,... ,Alt g ~,,,, .(t4l /0,0 ' ' r 4;) ,•• ' ' ' ' A . ." 1, 1 .Z "..; ''' ^ . * * l - d l g)l if ',4 l4 (* , • ......, . ' bOkf,.„ . S '!q►' T „,,,, T ~, •-•-" cs-lt• - --,' 1 T, 1 k., ,, -.... 4 J' . , i , *)! , *.l - *z" ti.--0 1 I._ . it. "ipli i*' • , }►-) 1ff9r,;r1.,1 . - F... 1 0 Fl )24UMBER 3374.] A NW GRAND. SPECTACLE. .• ROYAL CIRCUS. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, July rz, will 1 be presented a grand Display of HORSEMANSHIP. • . .After which will be performed, for the firs t t ime, with new • Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, an entire new , Grand Spelacle, called, THE CORSICAN PIRATE ; ' Or, GRAND MASTER OF MALTA. • • • C lIA a'A CT ER S • • • St. Elmo, a valiant Knight of Malta, eleaed Grand Master, Mt. Roberts; the Count, his Father, Mr: Burrows ; raquetto, the Grand Purveyol, Mr. Montgomery ; Bono - 710. Mr. Pilbrow'; leofrid, Mr: Ridgway ;.Patriarch,'Mr. Humphrys ; Knights of Malta, Messts. M‘Kane,. White, &c. ; and losceline, Brother anti Rival to St. Elm), Mr. Helme. Emma, with Songs, Miss . Prioress, Mrs. Barratt ; and Constantia, Mrs. Parker. PIR A TES—P ie rre Francois, Mr. Male ;- lirasiliano, 'Mr. Simpson ; the Crew, Messrs. Porter, 14linill, &c. ; and , Bruno d'Ajjacio, their Corsican Comm :Wier,' Mr.• Robert la 'Misc. msut —jack Junk, with a Song, Mr. Slader ; Madners,. Messrs. Serjeant, Sherwood, Ict:. ; and Commodore Sid.' ney, Mr. Betterton. The whole of the Spectacle, never ailed, written and pro. ituced by Mr Crois. • Yet the seventeenth time, with an entire new Overture by Mr. Sanderson, in which several Airs will ne introduced on the Ohoe . an:l Northumberland Pipe), by 11r. Smith, from the Theatre Royal, 13ath, a new t. ,nd. Local, Tempo. rary Divettisement (the Poetry b% Nir. Coss. t h e Dances . - under the direction of Mr. Montgomery), c lied OUR NATIVE LAND AND GALLAN T PRO'rEC . I'ORS. Consisting of the following New Scenes, Songs, Dances, tee. &C. . , Scene 1. Rural 'Seetit.—Chorus, " the Heart 'cheering sounds," &c. The much.admired Pas-de-TrntS. With She. Skipping-Rope, by the three Miss Ada Ms. Dairy. plait," My Dairy I have left," &c. Miss Howells, • Rural Pas Sent. Mrs': Helme. Song, Genius of Britain, " From Peace," &c. Mr. Burrows. . . Scene It. An Encamptnent.—Broitl;_word Hornpipe, Miss -Adams. Song, Officer of the Surrey Yeo m an Cavalry. Heinle. Scot c h P as S eu l, Mrs. Par ker. Recitative " Now view," &c. Mr. Burrows. __. Scene 111. Sea View.-.. Hornpipe, Mr. Montgomery.. Sea Song; "Mv name's steady Sam," lec. Mr. ',lacier. Treble ponipipe, Mr. Montgomery. Miss Adams, and 'Nara. Parker. Finale.—" Soon shall the proud Invaders learn,". at. Messrs. Burrows, Helme, Slader, Miss Howells, 'Ste. • • nd , for the 39th time, will he performed an entire new ' Grand; Vocal and Patitchninl , cal Tale of F.rutharitMenr. , with new Musit4 Scenery, Machinury, Dresses, and De. corations, called NUMBER ; Or, The ELFIN XING of the GIANT MOUNTAINS. . Doors to be opened at 'Half-past • Five, "to' luegi -at Balt. past Six o'Clock. llov 45. Pit as. 'Gallery Is.—Second Price at Halt past . • . 'cittprrejßs of WIT.T.TAI.4 MAZKINTOSII. tsq. Deceased. rrl-IE CREDITORS of WILLIAM MAC lawrosit fortnerly Cornmander hi rlie'East 1141 4 Coinpan., thridostaa,. and late of Gower-sticet reciturd-square, Esq. deceased, are desired forthwith t orantistit,an Account of their. Demands upon his Estate in his Execut.irs, No. 3, %V inctiester-street, .london, 'in order to their being liquidated. And all Person's who stand indebted to the Estate of Captain Mackintosh, red desired to pity the dame to the Executors above mentiotted. htl LiTTA superoNcY. ••A GEN FL II AN oC the FACULTY will -4( . present FIFTY POUNDS-to any Gentleman whi) will .procUre him a Surgeonty in• tii or 'Army. of iteserve. Letters, free orpostage, addressed to M. D. Salo. plan Coffee-house, (Awing-Cross, willihe attended to, WANTED, in the North or West of titanic% -. A SITUATION fiir a Single LADY:tif 'gond a Charatler and most respeEtable Family Connexions, Its BO ARDER in a Genteel •Faihily:.A ,Clergy;uan's would be preferred, or a Widow-Lady's. • The Lady is near Thirty, and has Parents living. 'An handsome Stipend will be paid. . •. N. W. No Applications will be attended to. unless re ference can be given for Charader to, siml: of 'the moat respedable - Families hi•the Neighnourhood. inquire .of Richard i.Judlrce, llpitulsterer, Palace-yard, restminster. PAI.L.MALL, 1503. MR:JEFFI 4 7,RYs itoorm, Pub. lie,. that the SALE by AUCTION or the Small E 110 L ESTA'TE,iii MON MOUT [ISA (I It F., adver tised for the isth inst. will not take • TO 1W SOLD BY AUCTION, On the 18th, tgtii, 20111, and . ...ISt luly instant, at the Guild . lord Arms, 111.V/4k:l'in:ire, in,the CottrktV. of K ent , ALarge Qitoitity pf C,ivi .oAK,T.lmitgri,, fit for 811iii-Bnilding, and Crooks tit for Boat. al.o a considerable number of Asti, ELM. BEEC and - CtIESNIIT.-THE ES. The wh o l e will o nn nOwards of -t70 , . Luta in diderent Quantities, and may be viewed ten . slays befory the Sale. • Printed Particulars may be had of %V. mid I. Black, MCA. the Temple, London ; Mr. %Yalti - Ird. Wahlcriillare; iblr. Potts,: Sandwich ; and . Mr. Lamb, Dover. The Sal e will begin each day at Eleven o'Cl-ck in the Walden hare is situate within four Miles' of Igo. Yet, five from Deal, and bill, 'tram Sandwich. --~--. HAMPSHIRE. • TO RE SOLD By . PRIVATE CONTRACT, COMPAQ I' and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a Mansion and Offices, arni...hciuse, Watts, and all nec.-essary Out:buildings, and in:mounded by 536 customary Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, beautifully situated in a Fertile and Pic ttitesque part of the County, within two Miles of the Tutu. pike:.road, and within sixty Miles front London. • For farther particulars, inquire of Messra. G. Jones and Green Solicitors, Salisbury-square, London, N.ll. Immediate possession may be had. • - x - - ROSS, HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ~ At the Swan Inn, in Ross, within the Month of August licxt, as will be further noticed in due time, I !OUSE, Stable,. Double Coach.house, ()trice's, Gardens and Shrubbery, in the Outskirts of the Town of Ross, for some years past occupied by the Prnprietor, Mt. Hill, removing to another Residence in the Neighbourhood. The Premises include every necessary Accommodation for Comfort and Convenience, are capable of receiving a nume. taus Family, and are in good order and repair. The Gardens and Shrubbery adjoining,, now in perfeetiort, /lave been.much admired, as well for the disposiiion'of the Ground itself, tbr happily commanding interesting and extensive Views of the very beautiful Country surrounding, and the windings of the River Wye, flowing through ; the Vale - beneath the Town of Ross. They may, be kept in order at a very inoderaie ex pence. The Purchaser will' have, the preference in taking some verrexeellent Meadow Land near to the Premises, and to there is a communication, by a Walk- through Gar.ten and Shrubbrry. • Form View of the Premises apply (Via) , Letter,' post paid) to Air. Medhurst of-the Swan inn, Ross, who wifl appoint a One orthe purpose, and furnish any information required ....All , l lib- other Particulars, - apply to Messrs. Hill and Me're titi it, c.ray's. Inn. • TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1803. PRICE, MAYOR. An Especial Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, held atthe Guildhall of Ow City of London, on Monday, tali day of - July, 180 , • RESOLVE° Unanimously, That this Court, feeling with indignant pride the insulting vaunts of in ordinate Ambition (though at the same time sensible how painful the necessity has been of engaging this kingdom in a destio6tive War, yet as this awful crisis exhibits to the view of the People Freedom or Slavery, existence as an in dependent Nation, or extirpation and annihilation) solemnly call upon their Fellow Citizens, and every individual 'cilia. bitant within the - Metropolis,' to enroll himself , in one of the classes hereby recommended and specified, innrdee that all may be ptepared, and participate in the honour of chastising the fhsolence of an, implacable F oe, should, he ever dare to venture upon British ground. The Coiirt take this opportunity of congratulating the Country upon the present happy extinflion of PARTIES, and upon the rikatitoNv and is suiNiszaTy now existing in all ranks, being convincing proofs of the zeal and allecti , ni of all orders for; our beloved' King and .glorious- Constitution, which must ever. place the subjeas of these realms above the Men ACIA of any how ER that•shall,pretend to g.ve laws, or prescribe limits to the Poi. ev and In s of-this NAT TON. Re:,olved Unanimously, That as it is apparent the enemy. flatters -himself with the hopes of exhausting the- forc.e of this country. by the expence necee.sarlly attendant upon war, it behoves this' Metropolis to spew by its example-, and con vince the world by its magnanimity, that such delusive ex pedationi'Will be frustrated. Re»olved Unanimously, That this Court recoinillend that Volunteer and Armed Associations of all men, between the agesof and 4s be raised nit:very Ward, to be regularly train, edsand in order to preserve the Peace and tranquil. lity of,this City and Liberties; thereby to enable Covern - - mem - to make use of all the disp,osahle Force. Resolved Unanimously, That this Court do further inomniend that all the Householders and I nhabitants-aboVe the age of 45 be enrolled .in a Corps to serve as Con stables, to co-operate with the Volunteer Corps , Resolved Unanimously, That every,Alderman of this City do forthwith all a Meeting of tile Inhabitants of his Wpil, for the purpose of forming such Associations. IVOODTtiORP E. ROIYAL ARMY OF RESERVE, • WARWICKSHIRE. • T The Might Honourable GEORGE EARL. lIIWOKE and EARL of WARWICK.,,, Lord Lieu tenant 'of the County of Warwick,. do hereby appoint a GENERAL MEETING of the Lieutenancy of the said COUN to he. held at the Warwick Arms, in the Bo rough of Warwick, on Ftiday the isth day of July instant, at Eltrven o'CloiA in the Forention, for carrying Into execution the Act of l'arlranient of the present Session; intltuted, " An to enable 114 Majesty inure ettectually to raise and assemble in England an Additional Military Force, for the " better' Defence and •SecuritY of the United Kingdom, and " for the More vixorous,prosectitiOn of the .War."—Civen under my hand, this gth day of July, '3 0 3, BROOKE and WA RWI CK. . • - WARWICKSHIRE. The Ri7llt (lon. G EORGE EARL BROOKE and ,E A it L of WA RWI CK, Lord Lion tenant of the County of warwick, in pnrsuanee of Ili,: Conimands, do hereby aponint a GE NERAI. ME ET( NG Of the 'NOBL MEN, DEPUTY .1,1 EuTP.NANTs lusTic Es of the "PEACE, and gliN I',LENIEN of th:G RAND JURY, of itte COUNTY of WARWICK, to be held the. WA? sick Arms, in the . Borough of Warevick,:on•Ericlay the isth day ,of July instartt,.'at Twejvc o'Clock at N.o . Oh i for the purpose of cnosideiing the best means of ,carrying into et;iit certain PrOphsals for rendering the Body or the Peoplc,instrtunentat to tue GENER , AIOI),E.F.E.NCE . , in Cabe f INVASION. , Given under my hand, this gth dav of July, tg,, 3 . 13R0(1)01;• and WARWICK. CROSBY': HOUSE AGENCY OFFICE, .13rwon-street, Berkeley:square. • WANT ED to RENT immediately, for Four or Five Months, AFAMILY HOUSE, well FUR- N ISH F:I); with Five or Six best Bed-chambers, Ser /ants': ROonis in proportion, and - good Offices ; Coach. house and Stabling, Garden and Pleasure.ground, small Field,. &c. The distance from Seven to Sixteen Mites of Town, in Kent or S ttrrey. l'artieularg addressed to Mr. Crosby as above, will be im mediately attended to. A COM : PLItTE MILITARY LIBRARY THE OFFICERS of the BRITISH - O/Tare M respeafiilly informed, that perfea Sets ate slow upon s ate of that well-known and highlx respectable Work, the BRITISH MILIT :LII92AItY, .at once the coin_ pletest and the most co,nprenciisive System. of Military Sci eotiOilating,in-‘the tioythstvloing6xe. Th e work consists of two very large and , closcly mittteti Volumes Q;iArto,iltusirated,with nearly One Unwired Criti t ier-plAtes, - And inaV he' bid Of all Hool“ellers, at Four Ginneas and I laifin hoards,- or FPO Guineas 'bound. • ' London, May 2,0, 1803. . .. . TEIF. .LATE WAR. . • This Day was published, In .. Two lape Volumes. .tto. 'illustrated with Maps, price . .- Three. Guineas ,and a 1-1311; in boards, • A HTSTORY of ihc rt WARS which a,4e out of . , the FRE:NOi 'RE:VOLUTION, from tlie;r Com. rnencement in 179.1.. until the Signature of the P:eliminarlys, of Peace .between Great Britaiti - and France. To which is annexed, a Review of the. Causes, and early PrOgre4 of the French ket;Otution; also copious Indexes, Chronological Tables. etc. &c. • . • —Aly - ALEXANDER STEPHENS. .• •. Of the I.l.onnurablc Society of the Middle Temple. Esq. Printed fOr Ricliard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Pahl's Church. Yard. - NEVER BEFORE PUBLISI-ID. This Day was published, 'ln Five Volumes, elegantly printed in thick rust ()Ray°, price 21.„ in hoards, decorated with Portraits,•by CatOlitie Warson„_aoil with Fac. Sintiles ; also a common Edition, lii"FTOrriniirerlY y limo. price noards, THE LETTERS anti other WQRKS of the Ri g jtlleu.• LADY MARY WORTLEY MON. TAG U, now tirst p publishril, by rinission, from the Ori ginal Manuscripts in the possession of the Most Noble the MARQUIS of ROTE. To the whuld are prefixed, authentic Memoirs of her Life, By JAMES DALLAWAY, M. R. Interspersed... with Letters hitherto' tinpubli6l44, from Pope, Young, Fielding, and other distinguished Charadlers. Printed for Richard Phillips No. it St. Pauliselyirch_ yard. • THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION 1.. t () TURKEY, SYRIA; AND EGYPT. This Day was published, Iri One 'Volurrie, Quarto, price Two Guineas and a Half, in Boards, embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Eri4rav ings, froM Drawings taken on the Spot, 'TRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, 1 SYRIA, and across the Desert into EGYPT, dining the Years 1799, iSoo, Arld OM itt Company with t tiC Turkish Army and the British Military Mission which . was sent frau' this Country into Turkey,. under the 'Command of General Keint; R ; tortuinilig Details of tile Proceedings and opera- tions of the Turkish Army under the Cothniand of the Grand Vizier, with authentic and ciretubstanrid Aecouilts or the present State of those Parts of the Turkish Empire , To which are annexed, A Meteorological lourrial,,atul Observations on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Turks. By WILLIAM WITTMAN, M. D. Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the MiS5lOll, and upwards of two Years Physician to the Gr'and ViZiert and the prim. cip Arne •. Officers of the Turkish Afh. • : ' Printed for K. Phillips, No: 71, St. laul's Church. ylai. SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, jilly 8, 18)3. THESE are, by Order pf the Right Himourable the LORDS and others, COMMISSIONERS, for managing the Alfairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, residing in London, pr within Twenty-five miles thereof, arc requi:ed to appear personally, and Regimentally, at the Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respeBive days undermentioned, when attendance will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, until Three in the Afternoon, viz. On FRIDAY, JULY'ts. The Pensioners" from the. Ist and 2d Regiments of Life Guards ; the late• tst and ad Troops of Horse Guards ; the late Ist and 2d Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards; the Royal Hotse Guards, (Blues) ; the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Horse ; all the Dragoons and 'Fencible Cavalry, the British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train. On SATURDAY, JULY 16. The Pensioners from the Ist and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guards. On MONDAY, MN The Pensioners from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Anti those from the Ist to the :nit Regiments of Foot, in clusive. ' • ' TUESDAY, lULY 19. Those from the iztli to the' 35th 'Regiments of Foot, in clusive. on WEDNESDAY, lULY 20. Those from the 36th to the s9th Regiments of Foot, in:- vlnsive. • ' • . .. • ow THURSDAY, JULY 'ht. -11`hosefrom the 6oth'•to the"S9th Regiments of :Foot, elusive. . On FRIDAY, l ULY 22. • Those from the Both to the t3sth Regiments of Footjn elusive, al 1 , 71 a the Pensioners from the Queeii's German Reg;- merit. the A frie,an Corps, Loyal .1 tiAhi Lord I'StrathaVen's, Majors Waller's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, the Queen's Rangers, Fertzible Corps, Royal ,Garrison Battalions, Cinque Pert, and Lancii::lCre Volunteers, the Royal Hospital Corps, also theAmeticati and other Corps,- with the MWtia.• On SATURDAY, jtILN' 23. .• Those from the I ndependent.Contpanies of Invalids, Re duced Regiments of Marines,•atid Lettermen. • • On MONDAY,..jULY 25. • The Serjeants froth the Foot Guards at Ninepence per diem, the - Serjeants,. Corporals, and Private Men who re - . Ceiye the increast4 Pension on account of Pandnm ; as also the Scrim's dishainled ions the late . I 113..penclent Com panies, who receive One Shilling . per day ; with the - Priv,ite Gentlemen who, receive - AliquitieS•frin'the late tat and 2d Troops of Horse Guards, And that all Out- PetKioners las welt Letterman as others) belonging fo tiv7sitirt Ho , pital, whO live at a greater distance than Jwenty-tive Miles I ..;in.ton, and those •lu Si-ot lan.l.and I rel:nitt, arabereby resiiired and conithand:(l - , ;titer 25th'of1),`,:caiber next, and 'it i ter every succeeding 251 h of June and 25th of December, until further orders, to opply .to one of Ills .Majesty's justices Of .the Peacein the iie:gh hourltood where they reside, atri make the following A tti davit, which • thc; 'said Magktr:ite for the County, City, .liorough;•or Riding, before whom • the Pensioner appears, will sign and date,, viz . • , m •. • • 411 came before e, one of His Majesty's " I ustlees of the Peace for th;.. Coooty or sod " made Oath, that he was atoll tt , :-.1 an Out-Pensioner of " Chelsea Hospital on the . :lay of 17 (or tS. ,) from the Regiment of ' „commanded " ; was. then aged - _, 7 ' years; ...served . in " th 2 Army years, %) , ::s clischargila For , aml that " he is r.O otherwise proyitled fur by the Public, bur as a " Pensivver'of the said hospital, and now lives in the P-;trish << of • , in the County of "Sworn beiiire inc this day ot• tSot ." The Affidavit, drawn according to the above form, dated and attested hy.a hlagistrate,-is to he put up in a cover, and s ent by the General Post, directed thus, " To the iglit ti o hourable the PaylliaSter-GeliQpil, at the Horse (; London," And Connterparts or Duplicates, of the said AlfidaVils, are to be reserved by the Out-Pensihnere, respee- • tivcly, to be exhibited to such Persons as shah be diteded to psy th e m, that" hey may he 'satisfied that all such as may claim aut.Peusions are the real Persons entitled to receive the same." • And to the end that the Commissioners for the A ll'airs.of Chelsea flospit.al•may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the same. Persons who have passed their examination, it is hereby further direiled, that such of than (Or) have served in, and have been discharged from, any ,of the Regiments, or Inde pendent Companies Of I nualids, are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company or Invalids in which they served last. but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the A rra y, trout vshich they were first discharged, and reCono. mended,. and reeeived,rit'schetiea Hospital. And as the general payments in Great Britain and Ireland, at the endot the ensiting six months, are generally regulated by ,the places residence mentioned by the Pensioners, who are mustered.at. Chelsea in person, and in the hotly of the Affidavits idthose who live at a distance, it is hereby Ordered and diretled, that. no person who shall change the place of his-abode given in at his muster, or specified in his Affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply tig his itension (excepting to the Of fi cei•i of Ex:ise nearest such place of abode), shall re ceive the sato!, unless-it appears by the Certificate of resPea able Persons, 'that such removal was through unavoidable necess;ty, het); they could lint fige , :ice or preventt • It -is also i o notiftid, that hone will Ise entered upon the Pay Lists of the said Hospital, or he entitled to receive any Benefit therefrom, who_sh II not net agreeably to these orders and diretliolis. ' , . . . . And His Majesty haS • been pleased to command, on this occasion..tlus•all the.l.ettermen,' Serjeants. - Trumpeters, and Drummers., on the Out- l'eosiOn of tin /sea, or Kiloton!, ham - Hospitals, residing .wiritio the above DiStria, - whether discharged from the' Regular -Cavalry or infantry, or front . •the. or Fericibles, (such Alen aS -by thellosputat Hooks. ate tioW more than Sixty. Years of Age, or who nave lost a Limb, or their liye-Sight, or are Cripples, or who Ceived a Certificate of their total unfitness for further sery ice, from -any of the Officers employed at the.Generol EXamina tion of Out,l'ensioners t in the Nlonth of December 1802., excepted, - do, - at the tunes or their appearance, ;is above in c otiont.d,' put themselves under the 'Orders of .the 0 Ricers, who have been appointed to take them in charge, rout to tams's! them to be eomined. as to their fitness tin. Duty, either in the Arltiy of tress or on such other Service, as His Ma jesty:may think proper to employ them upon, fur the dr:twice of the Realm. . His MAjcsty is graciously pleased to deClare, that all'the said Lettermen, itevjearits, Tilimpeters,and Drummers, shall be considered as entitled to .'the Pension for-0d Six. Months, coinmencin trom Midsummer last, notwithstandink those found tit for service, %.1111 commence , 'Pay, according ',to the ranks which they .held when di,charged, front the respective days of their avrearance, iti pursuance of this Order. Ills Majesty is_ fia it her pleatml to declare, that every Man found tit for Duty shall also be entitled, on his jornlng the Corps to which lie shall he appointed, to receive a.,Boinity. of One Pound Five Shillings, or , so much thereof as shalt remain, after, supplving him p roper witti• riece.ssaries:' Aid it is linreiw notified, .that , al Out-Pensioners in Lon don, or within Tiventy-tive, miles thereof; discharged in the Ranks arores:64l, (except as above excepted) who shall nut appear ;It , tho time herein' appointc4 will be Considered as iteriViSi: provide,' for by Government, 'or as dead, and they will struck off the 13oolcs of the Out-Pension of the =‘,itt r.--p,.-tiv‘2.• I toipitk, of Cheliea or Kilmainhain, without ouy piospeet of bung restored - thereto. • G. AUST t . . Secretary and Register. TO.BE OS 1.1), an excellent LUAMBFR OR. GAN of Six stops, viz. stop Diapiscm, Principal, Firccullt. Flute and Cornet. Its Tone it , : remark ably sweet, and Nil for its size : , Price it , t) Guineas, n tintie do, 7, Jahn-stmt,Berkeley•ociujire. lichcre the Llettument ;my b: tried. rPRICE SIXPENCE. OFFI4'E OF ORDNANCE, 356' 2, ISO 3. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER S of MA. jESTY's ORDNANCE lb bcreby give Nqlice, tl. o s they will be ready at their 6y/ice, 11 St. M aega: ra,tre f t, xninster, on itedneiday the 13th instant, to receive 1 1 ,,,t..a1s such Persons as m. 9. be to suppy TWENTY TIiOU SAND STAPES fir Plk ES, to be-used in the Land &m ice, or any Part of that Number. To be delivered at. the Tv:vri, .in the spice of one Month, or sooner if pasible; ficns.the time the Agreement shall be coat-Wei. Tie ,)tavts to consist of .zvell. seasoned Ash, to be seven Feet and an half in length, and j..kr inches in citcumference. The Protivalt to he delireted at the Secretary's Ogre, sealed, and 'narked ors the owside, " Proposals for the Supply ~t* Pike Staves fur the Ordnance Service," ata with the Nante of" 'b e rarty making the offer; 6111 no Prop:mats will hr receiivd after the tjth instant, in pursuance r e f ibil Adverthement. By Order of tlx Board, R. H. CREII; Src. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ~ r uy 2, 1803. THE . PR! VCIP/IL OFFICERS of Ilis MA 'ESII'4 ORDIVAA'CE do here/ Noice, ii.: 4 :iris Pri.s,ns,at trax.ottitted PeQpwols lorftrortti.tOitT the Ord :anre c, vice' with Tents, Tent -Makers sitrticles, Artil-111thct s Articles, gedding, in pursuance tor .an indrirtisentent dated .tie 21.tt tn. 9 receive their PFclootals un ipened, apptying ti* ;.iine at the Office of Ortinanre, Li! ''t. ilfargaret-Street, sur . 44 ,1 i s b er et,: . la, 11:er girt's, that the linarq Urdna , will le re.t.ly on lUf, r l.ty the t 81b inst. I ,ireeive l c . i. Pot-ont as ;nay Or willing to undertake the senbty 'ofsnel, up.; seParare Cititeade, for a period of three i•earr, conlorm:64.lo Patterns 42/7d SpeCiMettr, 14,./Jieb miy hr iN. ii)rdtd at the rower, upon. application to the Chief L'lesk under tbt 'Prindpesl St?rekeeper of the Ordnance, ni,het-e printed Covititivni of ebe` C'ontra,9 and &hamlet of the Article: to de ftiothked m( ) ie teetivrti by sarb Permit lA.: attend making Proposal,' for the same. . , The Proporokio-be delivered qt the .Secretary's Offite, in St. tlforgaret.street, 114roninster; realed up, , wish the N.sme cf,the Pert . ' a:7,llhr ticier to be intiti.itsed on the ombille. .I`4 l'eneler adzoittiof alter the I . Bth tortoni. By Order of the Ikard, • R. U. CREII; S.c. E ST IND Lel 110 . 74)4, 1803. THE COURT of DI1:E. CT U S of the u.vl77l'D COMI':INY of .111BRCIIAN7:'S -ol EN(.;.. 1„..1 N tbr Ea . rt hair; 4 bet-thy ere AVotice, That .1 Geoetal Court of 'll'e .taia Company will lie bell .7t (heir • Le.zdtotball. street, :;tt the 21'4 inapt* .41eveit :ck In the torcnoot: wail .Vie in the Evt4itg, to Saila ov the f:.l . 4'ou , img Queolor, agi ee,l6‘). to the the J9di 111. Cap. 89. a „ ,/ the 43 tiros& 111. Cain. 63. 7,1; Zl. 1 ' That this Court Approve the Kesolut ton of the Court' of Direclors,-of the sth lost. wherein they 4titte• that they Wive reason to belleve that atl the Persons who %vac on boarti the ship Carl •Taltult, at the time of her LJss, hays: perkhed,- 'and that the occasion and circtunstanCe3 relating to her. lasi are Vvlu)lly unknown, and. theretore, that there is att.iqlPoS't sibility of elupiting satisfactorily into the Ibis of the said ? Ship:" t ; leterntive ly such Ral:ot T uketh e r tb, ee.part: bo. ;te le;,rs prison at tkcil tioterat Court, tit( Curt of Dared: , n their abgz,emevti:p:ed Petolatitn. IVILLIA 11 RAMS , Secret tty - -This Day was published, In prob:. emu. prick • in boards, • 1) - L.0 A L., STU IN. Es,, A COV RSE. of raining a Comparative View of the AilatOnileal Struc. ture of Man •.anti of Aniurils -; a Histery of I)iseases, slid an account of the knowle.le, iiithcrto :4equirtil with. regard to the regular A Eliot' of the :I' ll&reuf Organ*. A Work c:hierly desisned for the use of ,Vledical Students. By J. BUltbll4, - M. 13. - • Translated frotn the French. Printed for for Cornell and MArtiu, Middle-row, Holborn. This Day were published, price 6d. EFLECTIONS on the CAUSES (4 the WAR.; 11.. and on the CON pU CT of lIIS MAJESTY'S gt. NISTERS. Printed for John liatchird, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, just. published, t. The Day, of A I.:rm, b.ing a Piogtessive View ul the Spirit and D;:signs of the 1:•Itiiog Men in FrAnce, before and dothig the %Vat, and ly since the Peac...:, exhibiting the Plans and Maxims adopted in their councils, respeeting Foreign States. &c. &c. prt,:e 4s, z. A short View of the Causei which led to and justified the War with France, price is. • • 3. Thoughts on 'the Deftme,c of this Kingdom, part 3c1., price Is. 6.1. by VV. M. Pt I'T, Esq. M. P. WATERING AN!) SD:A.:BATHING PLACES. • With Sixty Maps and Views. This Day NV published, price 125." in boards, Illustrated with one, two, and three Views of all, the cipal Places, with a Plan of each Place.and its Environs, and with. other appropriate Maps, A PRACTICAL GUIDE to all the WATER. 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