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Plenty, em blematical of the City of London, will be. exhibited in the Rototla, together , with v;ltious other- Transparencies, Portraits of Illustrious Characters; the whole rorming a striking instance' of 'National Grandeur, calculated to make a lasting impres s ion on the eye of the beholder. The Concert will consist of an appropriate Selethon of both Vocal and Instrumental Music, of.wilich the following ‘vil I ihrni a part:---Fu ll Averriire, °Mine, NI A Cll. ; Song, Mr. G I I>BON. Symphony, Ti.ty IL • Song, Mr. Li N . Overture,Sampson, lIA ' Snoz,Mrs ULAN D. Full S•ymptiony, HAV ON. I.)tiett. Mr. DIG NUM and Miss DANIELS. Song, Mrs. FRANKLIN. Serious Glee— Cheeitul Glee, DLNMAN, Song, Mr. DIGNUM. - Song, Mrs 13 LA ND. Song. Miss DANIELS. In AO I Concerto Organ, Mr. Flrook. Ad U. Concerto Oboe, Mr. W. I'ARKE, and Concerto Trumpet, Mr. scHml DT, principal Trompatcr to His koyal Higliness the krince 'of Wa . ks, who will,• in the soft moventents of that Instrument pretorm his astonishing and much admiro Echo. The Concert will nonelude with a new 'Finale, composed by r. Mott. , 'Bet‘Veen the Ads Ills It oYal'Higiniess the Duke of York's ,Band, ihfull uniform, wilt int-form ,Hartial Music; anti the rand of Pandeans, their accustomed variety of Spanish eind Italian Air 6. At the end of the Concert,- Madame HENGLER, the celebrated female Artist, :.ssiSted by IVlons. H EN(; I, E Et,* from Patis, will exert their extelisiiie abilities in a display of FIRE.WORKS, Of a very superior description. Admission Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o' Clock. CROYDON, MERSTFIAM. and GOLISTONEARON RAILWAY. A NY l'erson or Persons i nc li ne d to under take .the. forming the ("7 round, furnishing Materials, and' etecnting the MN Work for the IRON Y intendtdto be nrr . ir, tr on CROYDON' to ME RSTI-tA M ancI•qODSTOU E, <in tits C. ,- aunty of Surrey, may see Plaos and a Specification of the Work to be done, by applying to Luttly, at Wandsworth, to whom Proposals, sealed up; are to he delivered on or before Monday the •iBth day of July instant; and all Persons sending rile same, must attend the Next day at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Wandsworth, at Eleven o'Clock in the foxenoon precisely. By Order of the Committee, W. 11. LA3 TTLY, Clerk, Wandsworth, July s, PRIVATE , EDUCATION. TN a CLERGY MAN'S FAMILY, pleasantly situated in'Kent, Twelve Young Coalmen, notaboee the Age of Twelve Years, are histruaed in cite Classics and other pans of useful and Ornsmental Learning. The Terms are riity Guineas a Year. _ _ _ Printed particulars and the address may be 114 of. Mr, ,Ttooksetier, Fleist.street ; Mr. Faulder, New Bond strcct. WRIENDSIIIP is a term that hiss been differently construed;' it has undergone various definitions, end after Many irterpretations, its existence has been doubted. in our juvenile ;Ilya. every companion is fancied a friend, every female a lover ; but'-theinsincerity of the one, and the in fidelity of the other, cures the delusion, and, we no longer coolide in either : thus running from credulity to scepticism, from one c:xtreme to Collier, and erring in both; that eager and iervent attachment which fixes indiscriminately in our rst progress in lite, cools and subsides in our matineryears; then we begin to select with. caution and discernment. We tie longer chose front the paSsions, from puerile and visiou stry ideas. but frem the judgment, from wisdom, and from expzrience. The basis of Friendship 1s similarity of dispo sitions ; mutual good offices froM reciprocal gratitude, grow into personal regard ; long intercourse, constant habit, and repeated impressions rivet tt SD firmly, that se i f- love b ranc h es into a more liberal passion; our affeclion embraces st second ehjeet, We identify it with ourselves, and we will lose our existence to preserve it. Such conmdions. though rare, are sornetimee cemented, and the history of Damon and Pithias may not be, it fable.' The Writer has been a tillltt}l to his feelings —an unbound ed gele..rosity and pertinacious attachment has injured his cir cumstances, and left him a prey to the injuries which ac tonlyany.a change of fortune.. linatieli remains to support bis independency, without, which it is not Friendship, but servitude, not equal esteem. but awe and subordination. He seeks for a Friend—for One whp believes that a man of these sentiments is of a temper congenial with his own ; no pre jttdice muit bias ,birri, , no vague rumour. no malevolent story ; he must examine with his own sagacity, and decide by his own judgment ; the strat a g ems o f s l ander must not disturb their unain, the nulled of envy must Dot poisoreit. They muse dive into each others minds, .sea with their own eyes, and judge with their own enderstandingy. If he meets a man oreciu4l firmness, he will be a riencl• to him beyond 'ordinary attachment, and adhere- to him through life ; he wilt never waver in his sincerity,, never abate in his zeal. -lie would reside In Town or Country, he would not be use. less in either },lace ; for lie could employed as a Secretary. or Amanuensis; he is conversant in Islercanlile matte:ll, •arril is not wholly ignorant of Languages and the' Sciences -4 lis Again 4;4 Hecawgive Refeiences to Companions from his youth, who will spoilt fully to his teritfier and morals.... Address to Mr. G, IL No, so, Winchester-n. 4, 'near the• Edgeware Road. FUR SALE, CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA ITS; TY TH F.- F It E E, at Water Eaton, near qricitladc, Wilts. • TO lIE SOLD BY AUCTIoN, . • At the White Hart Inn, at Crieklatle, i,l use C'Ylnty of • Wilts, on 'Tuesd ay the t6th Day of August, ao3, ()tic o'Clbck (unless in the mean time disposed Of by I.ilviito Contract, in which case due notice will be givan), THE following FREEHOLD. ES ATES, in Lots : Lot t. All tint Nlessulgo, Farm, and Lands, called WATER EATON OLD FARM, consisti ng o f l a goo d • Wartn-house, capital Ilarn, .Stables, Out-buildings, and Stalls caoable of housing -tipw; N.ll of 117 Q Oxen, together ' With dive rs Pi eces o f exceeding den Meadow "Land, contain ing about to; Acres; wcii , atipted either for Grazing or . the Dairy ; anti also about 6z Acres of very deep loamy Arable Land, the whole in a state of high ckilt,vntion, arid now in the tenure of Mr. Samuel Pitt, AS Tetimt at Will., • T.Ot a: All t h at - new-eretted F a ar-house. with conve. Ident Out-houses and Offices, and divers Pieces of. Land (ad joining, I,ut 0, containing I to Acres, ' or thereabouts of ex.; tremcly. gtx,cl Nlcatiow Land . , and 36 Aciei cif. ,;oodA'rahle -Land, to the abov e , anti •now in the tetitifelg Mr. Janus Poliaid, as Tenant at Will. • The Prt!illiWS are situate- at Water Eaton, which adjoins Cricklitle, and is about six mtlei from Cirencester, tour from 1 - ligliWUrtil, six front Wootton Bassett,. all good Idarket Towns. The above Estates are truly valuable, being Tythe-free, Within a Ring Fence,. end the Larith . very dela, and well rte tired, being bounded by tine Rivers Thames and l sic„ The P.itochial Rates or ali hinds d tut eiLecd much libove one 114: pound. Per further Information, or Sale by Private Contrail, ap. • Ply, to Mr. George,Cox, Miltuti, near hrthon, Somerset ;or Inlictity Davis, Solicitor, ; tr. for vi.:Ning the above kstekies, 1 Alg . Cash at the Wilitu iLa. C citt , tie ' BENNETT: 3 41AdiGACCr. =r--____ __. COUNTV 'IF SOMERSET. To Sir HUGH SM‘rii, Bart. Sheriffof Sornersetshlre. SIR, Taunton, July t, 1803. W E, whose • Name 3 are hereunto subscribed, FRE EHOLD EKS of the COUNTY of SOMER SET, do request that you will, be pleased to convoke, as early as may be convenient, a PUBLIC MEETING of time Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and freeholders, fur time purpose of ADDRESSING our Most Gracious SOVEREIGN, and assuring !din ()film firm IMermination of the county of So. rrterset to unite, at this paiod of Danger, their most power. ful Efforts in support of His Majesty's C town and Dignity, and in defence of the Laws and COnstitution of' the country. We have the Honour to be, Sir, &c. POULErr, tiATTlim 111OCKDALE, H. W. SANFORD, C. CROSSMAN, FRANCIS POPHAM ' TAMES COLES, T. F. WARRE, J. LEIGH. To then;gh Sherifrof the County of Somerset. In ptirsuanee of the above Requisition, -I hereby appoint a lIEGTING of the Nobility,. Cenlemen, Clergy, Free. holders, and other Inhabitants of the COUNTY of SO. meRSET, to be helitat the ASSIZE HALL, at BRIM; E. WATER, on THURSDAY the FOURTEENTH.Day of it/ LY inst. at Two Q'Clockin the Afternoon. HUGH SMYTH, Sheriff. Ashton-Court, July 5, 1303. LOST Yesterthy, Evening, by a Notary,'s Ctcrk, baween she 'C'niiiige and Ludgate-hill, ABILL of EXCHANGE for 901. Litlywn from famaiea oria a .Merchant of London. The Bill is (1111C1' due, and not accepted. 'lt is of no use to any but the 'Owner, who has a Dopli.:.neulit. ‘VhoeVer will bring the Bit{ this week to Wlr.' A spinal!, Quality-court, ChanceryA4nc, Londqn, shall receive a' Gni. nua Reward. NEW LOTTERY'. T'f;lN DRAWING, sth SEPTEMBER, t 8.3. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Vri I ue ofeach. Tctiil l ,3l-Je. Prizes of iC so,ooo ar e x ~ar..f) 2 - . ici.ooo . • .• • 7.10 , ..,0 2 . . . S t ooo , • . . • . • 10,00, g . . . l i cr)o - . • g.szo It . - Soo - . - . ''6.00..) 3* . . Jo* . . ' 3,000 4* . . 50 . . . ,• 2.0:00 . Cop . . . to , • a Izo,qoo 24,n00 , Tickets • • £ 2100000, Pirt-drawn Ticket Seventh Day ,C 20,000 First-drawn'Ticket Last Mitrnitfg sOOO Ate Part of the ahove Capitals. TICK.EIS AND SHARES, Are ►usw selling at every LICENSEE) 'STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, • Ticket, ,Cl 6 16s. od. • • Half.' Blt o Eighth, 2 3 6 • Q4arter, 4 6 A 1 SiXtCCllfh, t Z o Tickets Will gradually rise. CROSBY'S HOUSE AGENCY OFFICE, Bruton -street, BBerkeley•square. WANTE ato RENT immediately, 1, 4 r rooror Five Months, AConvenient I'\ 'I well FUR. Nl SHE I); .with Five or Six hint Bed-chambers, Ser vants' Ithorni in proportion, and good Offices; f.: ods.h.no“se and Stabling, G.aden and Pleacire-grotind, small frield, &c:, The distance from Seven to Sixteen Miles of Town, in Kuit or Surrey. • " • Particulars addressed to Mr. Crosby as above, will Lt ini mediately attended to. 1° BE SOLD; n t NITIER OR. CAN Principal, Fifteenth, Flutp, and Ccat:er. Its Time is re markably sweat ;awl full for its site; iLe ?cm'Gui.te ib. Enquite at Nu. 7, Joun-street, Berkley-syuare, wln.i . e the Instrument may be tried. This Day, were published, handsomely iitinted . in One Vol. • Dewy 4to. ,price, izs. in boards, OBSERVATIONS upon sunk- PASSAGES in SC RI PTUR E, which the, Enemies to Religion have thought most Obnoxious, ainl,artended- with Ditiicul ties not to be surmounted.' By JACOB BRYANT. Printed for 1, &lawman, No. 13, Poultry. • On the 113tof July was published, In Quito, Price zos. Ct. won Royal Paper, Price in. T., be continued Mlntitly till complettui, Part I. of AN ABR DGEIVIEN rot' the I ) ; 11 1,,0.501 1 1-M. CAI, i RANSACTIONS'of the ROYAL SOCIE TY' of LONDON, edited by Clint/ ',CS . HUTTON, LL.D. F. R.S. GEoItGE M. r..R:S. and F.L.S. stud RI 11. PEARSON'', N 1.1): F.S.A.. Printed. by rn.t tor C. and. K. thilthvin, of Newßridge. Strret. London. It Is intei,ded that this Abridgement should not exceed Vols. but, if p , sibte, he kept within the number : one Volume consists of four of these. Parts. No expence will be spared to render this National Work perfect• and complete.— Copious Scientific and Biographical Notes illustrate the Pa pers, ; and the Publishers fiattertheniselves that the Names of the Gentlemen win) have undertaken to conduel it, will be considered 4s a satisfactory pledge of merit in the execution. A PrOspeaus may be seen at any of the flooksellers in the United Kingdom. Subscribers are requested to send • their nimes to the Publishers that a List of them may be printed in the course of the Work. 1 11 URSD A Y, JULY 7, :803. • This Day, was published, Handsomely ptinted, in Quarto, and enriched by numerous Engravings fruit the Drawings at Poo.ck, and an entire new Sera Chzrts, by Arrowsinith, Vi ice Si. Bs. inboards, (Dedicated, by Permission ? ' to His Royal liigliness the Prince, or Wales), • TIIk PROGRESS MARITIME DISCOVE. ICI, from the elrlie,t Period to tine Close of the Eighteenth Century, Volume the First. JAMES STANIER CLA.RKE, Domestic Chaplain to the Prince, and Vicar of l'iston.• • Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies Strand. * Volume contains the Pkogiess of Discovery by * the Greeks, Rptnapi, and Carthaginians.; and the Pertui,uese Discoveries ,from their .Commenceinent . in 1412, to the Attival'Or (:;aina on the -Coast of Malabar, in • 1499, and, in fin Appendix, many curious and SCaCe Tradi relative to the Subject. The %York was: undertaken under time immediate Sanction of Earl Spencer aiur the Admiralty Brian% and it me intcnrion a the Author to complettx the , IV it possible, in StzVolnEnt:4, • terming. ir coniprehen:' sive Sy,.tetty of I y ograoliy. . • . , *** its..ebov.: may also.behad,by mA ta e uthor,. Naval S;;;;;;101* . preached I).arcr-His Ship the .lire teux, 2.1 Edit: 6,5. in no-4) -h This Day wa6 published, In Three large Volumes cjcttvo, illustrated by Six Portraits front OrtAinal Pktores,•eri,:e hoards, r riilt: HISTORY ut ENGLAND, from the i r Accession of /clog George the 'child, to the Condo- SiOn of the PeAce in tit,: litar 1253. By .ft.lklN ADOI.I , fIUS; Esq. F.S.A. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. .Davie;:, Strand, *,,* Urns Work,' with Home's add Smollett's Histories, forois a complete Serie& 1 . 1:411 Ille earliest ACCOUIItS . the Year 1783. As above may also be had, by the same Author, Biogra phical Memoirs °idle French itt:VolUtioo, 2 vols. Svo. t6s. In hoard* This Day was published, • • In One Volu o m 01f e ay°, i•rii:e 6s. in boards, ADVICE to . 0 ERS, the Subject , )l" their own 9e411h, and on the Means of yrnno.iag the Health, Strength, :tad Beauty of their By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M. 1). Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, lidinfmtr i th and outhpr or " Domestic Medicine." • Printed for A. Strait:in, and T Cadell and W. Davies, St 1.3.11t1 . . . tit . whom !nay be had. lately published, a ISTIVti Edition, the 1:7 , y.lit,:rnit), with very considerable - Additions, Dothestic or a ,:freatise • oil • the Prevention Cute or Die.ts:s by Rebniten and •Siinple 111..dicines, sy°. gs. 6d. bound. This Day was"pisblislird, In Two largo VpitIITICS Octavo, Price Ms. in boards, A .New Edition, bring the Sixth, of OBSERVATIONS on REVERSIONARY P A YMENT9 ; .on Schemes tor providing AntitiltieS for i,v3 Wido; and tor Persons in Old , Age • on the Nlethod of ekleuLti.ng the. Values of Assurances ; aid on the Nation.il Debt. Also Essays on clidilent Sithicas in the Doctrine of Life-Annuities and Political Arithmetic. A C4ileelion of new 'rabies, and; Postscript on,the Population. of the Kingdom. fly pa). The Wh...le,rew ari.inged, and etil.irged by the Addition of Algebraical ani r.ilter Notes, the 5,..! of several new Problems in the Dottrine of Annuities, anti,a general lam• clod ion.• WILLIAM MORGAN, F.R.S. Prisae..t tor T. Cadelima W. !).dies, Strand. This Day was published, in One Volume, Odavo, Ti 1E ;': or Anticipated History of the C buret' of Rome, written And published eiX hun dred Years before the Rise of that Gliurett, in ,;which the rcphetie .Figures and Allegories are literally . explained, and Let 'nicks. Itrauds, , Llasphcmies, and dreadful Persecutions of the Church Due hri,:r. ale foretold arid described ; ,preta: - ed by an Address- Dedicatory, Expostularoo', and Critical, to the Reverend Mr.• W hitaker, Dean of Canterbury. To which . are added, • . ; t. A Pitt for the Infidel _ and. Atheist, in which the Divine Authority of the Apocalypse is Logically and Philosophi- C4lly proved. • A Word to the the Gospel Magazine and Editors of Theological,-Revietv. 3. The Errors and Misrepresentations of Bishop Sherlock to his Discourses on the Prophecies,•deteeted and refuted by Joseph Gallowy, Esq. London t Printed for the Author, and sbld-by T. West, Bookbeiler, London-street, 'Fitzroy -square ; MM. Inhes, No. t, l'aternostio-row ; flighanf, th6well-street ; ordrn and Alaxwell, Pleet4streer; 1. Pcarmaio, 141 °: ton, HOl - Ridgway, Yur::-Slicer. St. James's; and Blackburn, Knightsbridge: Where,may be had by the 541110 Author, inane vol. Svc:. brief Coininentarics on•such parts of the RecelaionS, ared atn4 210Pbcciess sclAtc; to tilt present TUE: PURSUITS OF 1,1:1 Lit. TUR.E. This I),iv was published, in One large Volume .Ottavgg, 2 , . 6J. in borcis,_ The Twelfth Edition, with the Citation; translated, of PURSUITS of 1..1 rERA I URii; a S4ti. rical.l'oein, in liit. Dialogue& with Notes. for I', Peeltet, No. at, N. B. Mr. Becket has some Copies remaining of the Translation or tt,a pessages cited hi the Ptirsuits of Litera.. tom, .to accommodate the Possessors gat the hart ier F. ,: emu of the Poem; which may be had separate, prig t e 3s. 6.1. A CAUTION TO itIIMCEIANTs AND AG CONSFQUENeE Tan S'T'AMP UPON ALI. MEDICINES EXVORTLD FOR DISORDERS 01• THE BOWELS. DALRY's CARMINATIVh. THEREAS inany Counterfeited Sorts of this. `V At L Diet N E are offered for Side by sundry Druggists and oche: s, under specious pretences ;. and whereas rfpeatetf Compi4itirs have beemnride of the had ElieCiS of these Com positrons' --all Purchasers arc rtxpiested to !xi :particularly careful. ohsei Ong, that the 'name of F. NE‘VBE RY is engraved in the Stamp, is pasted on each Itntttr , as the OF rest Mark of A uttrinit.ity ; and that in the Bill of Di. tedious, in 'which such 13t ttiels wrapped, is the followir4 Extrott from the Will of the fate Mr. losxr nDA44 Y. . !` rind WiltreiS, 1 did malty years since instruct my Daugh ter Frances, now the With of Anthony (kit, of Notth.street, w‘utrninster, Centletnaii, in the Art and Method of prepar. compounding, and making up a certain Medicine, of whidi I am r the Sole Inventor, called and universally known by the name of DA LB Y's:C AKM I N ATI V E ; 1 have-again , ilistraied, and cominnnicated Sc niy said Daug hter, Frances Gel!, the *teret of preparing or making up the said Medicine; and 1 do hereby einistittne'aial appoint my said Daughter, the solo Preparcr orthis useful Mcclicine..-.1 likewise give to my said Daughter, Frances the so le 1' roperl of the SA4 . CARMINATIVE, and all Profits arising from the :Sale thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever." This excellent Medicine is a most safe, efleaual, and in general an immediate Rcinedv tor the Wind, Cholies, Con vulsions, Flaxen, and other, bisorlers in the I3oWels . of Cants; and is squally servici•able to Persons of all Ages, int internal Comptwins, occasioned bad Liiitiors. Fruit, &c. It is sold wholesale only, at Mr. Newbetra (an: 20 1)1V Warehciuse tbr Dr. lames's Powder), No. 45. in St. Paul'l CfituiCh. yard, on the Coaett-wayi a tew roars frOM the Cur . ncrnUCheapside„ London,. Bottles, price • ts. each, and . 3.1. Duty. —Also retail by his appointment, ,at feboule and Co.'s, No. Is 4, and T. Pawin g 's, N. Oxtord-street ; Na 13, 01,1 Hutrcl.atr , t ; ley 411 d CO,'s, Cockspur-swet . 1 W. harry's, :t.tt, , :nk:r, Bral4c-street, Westminster Long- c Warns, No. 32.5 Holborn Tint'l,,, Royal 15.Ultanse: W. Cluko'h No. arv, Borough IA tk.strect. • , This Day . .was ptiblished, • .. In 3 vole. Ito. price a Cluinea, rt guards,' A COURSE of MEDICAL SrU 1)1 ES, ton. taioing a Comparative View of the Anatorrth!al Strut. tine of Man and or A ; a History or Diseases, and ait Etecottot of tile kolwledge hitherto acquired with regard to the it . ollar laion of the ,litferent Orktizs. A Work chielly designed for the use of Medical . Students. By .1. LORDIN, M. I). Trautiated trout t Printed for for Cutheil and 11 I.iri in, 11 , 11!;!ic..row, Holborn. INVASION OF ENGLAND). Thi Day wat• • The Soco;AL Editioo, ts. • A NriNDicATION ot . the CAUSE.of GREAT DRI'rAIN, with STIIICTI3 ItF,S ,on the !NU)- LENT PER FII)I.t)US CONDU(..:T of FRANCE, siocx the ; :ip , ,,riat At:. of the Piclintirt.‘lies of Peice. To which is a;.1...N.t, an the . "-itual'ion of the Continent, and the pruicc.tl.llov.e;trln lit Cottuttv Li WILLIAM Esq. Or rite Inmr Printed forjoho StoLkciai., No. slit, Piccadilly. 011 , iiolll 1114 he had, with a,voloot.zd Chart, - Ihe ! Stoma rditit.. n, ill ik.e' 2i 6ti 61 •s''. A Sket4h tyr 01 the ifiv c,i,,,, against the tiritiTh Islands, fmm the Lauding of With:on tho Contiovror to the present time. ' . . liAliit•§ndiF.l4ti . .;. OFFICZ OF ORDN4NtE 4 i?cs3. HE PRINCIP:4L OFFICERS of 11s M ,Y,ESTri OR iiNANCE; ?i; 44.44 give Mace, tbat they. will be ready at tb;:ir Office, in Si. sif,, , ,z.V.et.4;'reet; !rat. mintter, fiIESDAY toe ittb ittrtanf; from ouch Persons au in. j• be able to 4/mitt:tate tr< Sn'tf,,:y of et.' /.vge Quantity of IRON if7jß.t and' ll'Or . )D WORK', l a GUANI CARRI,C.:ES and A411.11U11" !ON 11",P7C;ONS, aecolding to pattern: and De:earl:444, be .c,ra .v.a' r.eantinrsli upon arta,..stio to the- kyal C.irri,rge Vfpartment ;Pt 17"..dwicb, any Day be. , l4,ecn" 4e limy; of Tin and, Four . 14i iteliveti 4,f the .4rtic.ies to be mode with iL dhp.v,h - 4 104. tible, and Piyment to'be,M44le, in Kari )! Atir c y ripn delivey. ' The l'ropprals Iv he Vdivered vi or GY.re the tatb inst,,Nt; at 'the&errta.:y't Wire, sealed " Pro- , posid4forpo;, for Cutl CH : riitg - ;:s and AlthriunitiOd Waggons, and Pial;o;:a}s AA Woad Wolk fur Cull 1 2Attak , s. and Alninunitioa 7.i th the Name of tffe Peraeoth rn ttr, re. Ib' Oder 0 . 1 ill 116 R. rnh fr, Sri. OR141""INCE, Z. PRINCLI'AL OFFICERS ti llir Ili it, J 6 ;Ti".r ORl)N',l.' , :e6 do herchr give ;V !key de ready at . thcir O e, 14 St. filargaret. - street, M4l» niinaer, on . I,Fednehday the tjth instant, to receive Ps4l693alf.hont ruck Pei - sons a r may he.,!tvillii,g . to sup ti TIPErf rr't,JULA SAND ST.4I"IF.S 17 ,. ,P1kE5, to be tried in the Land Strvi.ce, or any Past of that Number. To he den :ore.' at the Tawer, in the lice ti,e Alvah, cr ,tooner if p,4:164, frlvt ti.e time the Agreeire.nt shall he concluded.' .The Staves to costlivt of IA ell- A4ll, to be-seven EV and an half, in length, ail J. 410 inchei in cis cumfirence. We Pi pevalr to he delivesed at the' Secretav's Ogre, sealed. avd ntaehea o , r. a okt.ride, " Proposals for th;. Supply of Pike Staves for the t)rilnanee Servire,", and 'with 1.6 o• Atom, of t 1.4 Party making the Vier; but no I'rop'sais will Gr received after the 13:h instat:t,' pa - strata? of this ild-t. , crtitent!nt. by Order of ^ tee Board, R. H. CREIV, See: OFFICL OF ORDNANCE, July 2,,1803. ? T HE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS ql His, 11 yttSl.l.'s" 0 RIM'A Ne,li do iv, el). grit Notice, that rr:ch Peri:MS as t) Pr:ipai air jOritt/ Phil/Ng rho Qs a l ,anre .)ez ; vice with Tents, Tent:Afakers S tiLikers Artie/et, a Beddkg, larliante of an .etdverthement dated the it rrceive their Prtposali unlcred, 6y apptying for to same7:lly &lice of'Ordnpr,ce, in St. illargaret street, It:4'11;1 .oer ; and Notioe= is berr.ty fursifer given, that the titard of Oitta•Te be ready on A.L , :dir tilt tBth Inst. to receive Fend. does ) 1 , GUI inc.?, Persons as tn. t y he widing io undertake the ;Pip!, of sock Aqiclet news setari.we CioNratif, f.r a p, !1., of thrift )'eetrer,,eeitf-,rmahlr to' P.ldern; aed Spzir.x»,ns, spree" at the Tower,' upon applitatkx to the Chief (doh ande,. the Prineip,el'St,vkcepee of the Ordnance, *where pi wed of ,he ants-aft ~tni . .Yelled:ries 'Jibe .Irtie.'es to he for Wisher! way krreerbOrd 6y slob Persons .u.bl., intend "oohing Proposals fir lint rarri?;' The Proposals to vend a! the SeeretaPjf's °fire, In St. litarvort.street, IPe.treiniter, Jraled up, lark the Name' of the l'frsou and lit 4, Help to it furNiited on the No 2 . (nde'r ec;111 ie admitted after. ibe iSth . inttant. Ity Oder of tLe R. H.. CR lag. Str. urnFIC OF U!WN N CZ, .7/itt , • T HF. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS'of 114'111.4« • 3'ka77'4 ORLIN4A'CIi.. So berth; give that 16 7 will he ready, as their Offer, in Si.. lttirp.arre-srers, /nit. Iniasteri on or hefcra the, livb Insusiet, to erceite Pre. posals Irons such Persons af !M , is he willing 1, undt.erake :be ler. fdrmaaCe of PAIS" ER S' and 1110, SkPXY TkRS' 4RTICL4S for the '4.,1 the Cirdnanci' at lie Tower, Westminster; atteraerenwicit, accordiv to the Teimi and Conditiolls Pna) , be Jeosupcn application at the S'ectt. t.sty'4 Office, labere the Pi:goo:sit are to he .de,iivered o sealed up s , aid m a r k e d on the o za. v v e ,, ,, ,* Piovissals fur Pair.ters Work foi ' the Orfirianee Servics."—N9Protosats e.in ke recelued aliertik 2oth instant. . , By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Sri, EAST INDI.I MA44, • -, • 7,4ty 6,, 1803. - fFIE CO URD • of D-I'I!EC?"UItS of 0.0 UNIT4D Colll' ./1 Y ALE RCHANPS /MO. LAND trading to the Gaut Indh( s do.lie , 4l:). give 1,414%.*, That a Goleta Court of the said Cottria,:y , dl/ held at their I.redenbal I.ltrert,. on Thursday, the 2tst inst. f :doe Eleven o'47,:ek in the Forenoon wail Six In tfie FAA-Ring, to Ballot on the fillowiagauestion,aireeab t 'y to the 491. o/ the 39th at, $9. .y 4 the'43 George 111. cap. 63. " That this Court approve the Resolution of the Court of Direetors of the sth Inst. .wlittein, they state that they have reason to hel.eve that all the Persons who were on hoard the ship Earl Talbot, at the time of hpr Loss, have perished, and that-the occasion and circumitances relating to 11,7, loss are wholly unknown, and 4 therctore i that . there is an itnpos. sibillty of enquiring:satista4toriir into the loss of .tha said 1' order to determine by such 73.rlkt uhaber ttorr.t.rrtt of the Prcprieturt tre4ent nt slab Gettekal Court, CONCiII 'with the Court of DtteeTort in thdr ahterieitratiArd itesviation. 1071.1.J.431 R4,115/11; Seerft.try. NEVER 13EVORE PUBLISUED. ''• D.ly was publiahetl; , In rive Volumes, elegiwtty printed in thick Pot (Mayo, price 2L ie h,,),;.t.1, ii;tcor.ited with Voitraits, .'‘Valsoli s avid will{ Vac Similes; iihia a coriguiun"Edition s in Five Votunics, richly tanio. price us. ui iKipix, MilE LE I s TERS anti other WORKS of th e X' Right lion. LADY. MARY WOWI'LLY MON. TAG u, now first ptibiis!ted, fie.,ni the Uri.. giii.ll Manuscripts in the possession at the Mzit Noble thi M itc,?, IS of !ATE. To the whole are prefixed. aitth-mic Memoirs of littr Life, By JAMES ,DALL:CAP.:Y, M. H. Interspersmi with Utters itune.J unpublishcd, front Pop, • Yott4„ Atiti other cl uira m e , s . Printt4ior RIVIKrri )aftli. ma