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<w NUYIEER 3332. j • PRINCE OF WALES'S LOYAL VOLUNTEERS, MILES PETER ANDREWS, Esq. Commonder. HiS ROYAL • HIGHNESS-... the ',PRINCE of WALES having been gracirholy pleased to grant per mission to the 'lnhabitants ofSt..'Martin in the Yields,. and of the adj4ining Parishes, who .:hall associate for the purpOses of promoting theTtieons or resisting The Enemy, to assume the ttppellatir...ti it P CEof W A LES's 1.9 YAL VO L U •E R Sand to hear the Insignia of ll.s Roya igliness ; Books of I nrolntent are open:ii at the Ve s try Room of the Parish of St. Mart ilTin the Fields, 'CN here Person ti..;slotis of becothing Alemberi of an Assoeiation thos distinguished, arc requested to apply any Day between the Holm. of Ten o': lock in the Moinitis t and - Seven &Clara,: in the Evening; and the Members already asociated are hereby informed, that the Drills com „pence in tbe'o lel Riding-house in th e Kin g 's Mews, as tor. - Inerly. on Friday Morning next tlio zist inst. at Six o'Clock, and that there will be regular Drills at the abtive place every Monday, Wednesday , and Friday, from Six to Eight o'Clock in the Morning, an every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, from Six to Light (et:lock in Owl By Order of the Committee, GEO. BROO4(ES, Secretary. CITY OF DUI3LII4 . . TH' SUBSCRIBERS to the LIFE - ANNUL, rvl gt by the CORP OIZ ATI 01 7 4_ or the Tx. 1 / 1, 1111.1N, on the z4tli Day-of unel 1776, who to be paid their ntvret in :Vondott, niay recrivC Ire . ar's A tin tiity due a; arlitiSujnrnrr la3r; by. applying to Mr. \V Conirreha 11, No. iB, Union-cou:r, ()Id Broacf-street, every Wednesday. tiOin Ten oielock ttl I T Wo: The Snb.lcribers to prink wi th . them their bond; and fl-Cer tificate of the Life of the Noottnee, 'lt is rf.ekilsted. that in case of death. notice may bki given as itooYe; q.thp,futute 'benefit and Yegulat ion of c4e.helas-s. . . ~ • .FINSTIURY-SQUAgE ACADEMY. ,•- --• Will open after the ac present Vacation on. Monday August,. . . T., • • HE Principal_ Objeft i,f this Acacienit is that of Finishing the Editcatinn of .* - oung Gentlemen in: Commeccial and M a th emat i ca l Learning: It is pe4uliarlY c4lcu fared for thos.4 who have been brought tip at the Public Schools or,other Classical Seminaries, a•stl who .wish to. be expeditiously qualified. for. Forcigp. or Domestic Trude, the Public Otticee, the Navy, •or the Civil Service oi'the East India: Company. $ •-, ; CIVIL APPOINTMENT. T O be disposed o f, a Ci v i l Appointment of 3001. , a -year, with many attendant Advantages, and in e v er relpeff de.iirable and gentlemanlike.y Apply personally, or by Letter, post-paid, to, Messrs. - Reeves ainl.co.• Civil and 'Military Agents, NQ. 'l4, " tower Croivennr.place, Pintlico;;---0 like hours Eleven to Three. NEW LOTTERY. iIIiZEGINS DRAWING, sth SEPTEMBER, ALI .1803. SCHEME. No. of P Hies. Val tie ofeach. 2 Priies of ,C 20,000 s - 10, 000 5.000 1,060 500 Total value. 40000 • 20,000 • 10,000 • 8,000 6,000 3,000 -2,00 p 3 0 40 6;',50 54.00 5 0 Tickets i: 2lopooo First-drawn Ticket -Seventh Illy ,C2n,f3oD First-drawn Ticket East Morning.. 5,000 Are I ; )art of. the above Capitals. • TiCfC.E I'S AND SI-1,-IAES, Arc now iellivg in every Lic:rrisrm s I.4)ycitky OFFICE. Ticket, ,Cl 6 t . ; n t t . Cilth, 2 4 Quartor, 4 7 u I 2 o Tickets v.ill gradually ti,e. T,(yr.r RV v() t, L t:l;.s T HE first I VOLUN I.F.ERS That will , . EN 14.: I Li.. t0..11)..ei ill the CORN/HILL ASSO. crATit)N, snail, oh their prot:Llciiiii, a Certificate fr.m.Mr. t i ck,„ White I,;(i,i t Court., Cox-0111, of t h eir heitig up. proved ht . -1;le Atiiitary Committee, receive Cloathinz. Arms, .:41 A ccrmit also ti LI VA ICIPE 1( of a Lo TT R Y Tj E I', which ritay orqt.iu,,e • . • . . ~...... . • FIVE -1116USAND POUNDS, by applying ar either t the t tiii - Est4tilisii: iI r tfices, No, 4, Cornhil I, or N 0..9,.. C itaring;C toss, to . . T. ISISII. N• R. The Prizes' shall be paid in Sterling Cold, without any deduction whatever. . ' • RO YAL•EXCIIANGE-STATE LOTTERY orFicg. No. 83, Corn er oldie Royal Eitchange, Cernhill, London. • • . • , N R.:HoLsoN ~nd Co. i - r9m No. i 6, tespeafully . • itcqu.:;nt the Ptiblic, that the TI CK 1::•TS and stamped . SHARES tor ilk! present - St.itg Lottery, thit begins Drawing the 501 of S...ptentillt next. (in%whieli th6 . e . are mil* 24;060 11,4 14 ); ire or , w - selliiig on: the lowest tdrrrts. Orders front the Country punetually executed, and Schemes at large gratis.: . ; • ' ' • The tellowing. Capital ..Prizes have lately been Sold and Shared by Nicholson sod Co. - 57,9g3 in Shares - k. 24 ,000. 5,199 in Shores -C. le. r ooo nr3,4i: tW i: - ,lc Ticket 2 . ,000 42,7 q. in Shares - - 10,000 7,786 Ditto - - - 2e,000 9,665 Whole'fieket tootle 28',322, in Sn.ires .. .- 20,0n0 19,004 Ditto - - - 10 000 44.014 Vii.oic Ticket 2nooo 17,5:135 in Shares - - 10,coo 20,53 5 in Shares -: - 5,0 0 0 17, 0 49 Wirole Ticket ~10,000 23,339 Whore Ticket 5,000 46,b70 Ditto - . - 10,00 0 • 3°, 16,36 s Ditto - liithi . .., - - 5,009 , 52,603 in Shares . . 10,10,0 0a 43,971i 875 in Shares - , - 5,00 1:) 19,895 Ditt o . . - 5 . - Besides m any of„ . 6,000 14,777 Wh o l e Ti c k et 5,000 2.000, X.lOOO, apd £. 500.. • . '* Money for Prizes as soon as drawn. The Outstanding, Shares of the Capital and other Prizek sold by them in the last Lottery, sic paying' in full. BY 1)1V IN B Pltf)Vit)rourc • THE BALM of MECCA, (1 1 • 1 floe on.y 29. 9( .• is tly best remedy in the Universe for Nervous Coin - PhintS. the Most powerful Restorative and Re aniinating Ilaint of Likand Health, and the safest :ind best Medicine 4n the World. In• .;' .. . 11 • t al ..• where the Constitution has received a shock, or is by any rae:mi debilitated, this restorative and re-aniinatin g Bairn of Lireand H ea l t h will produce the happiest cfliet s • the cold and tremulous Nerves will be warnmal and steadied; the re laxed fibres or soft flabby flesh will be braced and rendered firm ; the muscles will be. invigorated • the sinews will be, btrearg m theileti ; the emaciated liras will be cover e d with firm ' flesh the exhausted vessels will be replenished ; the im pTieriSlied watery bloort-will became rich and balsamic, and its lanatild 'cireulationt restored to the sanative impetus. which is the true criterion Health ; the languid drooping api rits 'will herivived and cx hilirared ; digestion will be -pro fumed : in snort, the tune of the nerves will be re:rored, and by these Means the whole Constitution will be 'renovated.— Feebleness, las;ltude, anxiety, melancholy, and :tit the.de. Plorable symptoms at Pisease wit! vanish ; and srrength, ar dour, serenity, and every evidence of renovated Health will be the, happy result of taking this inestimable 'flatin in clue tirr; ilL,,,ording to the direttions fur use which accompany CLIC:I i l / 4 cker, ' • The IIA LYI r, f MECCA is. prepared ant! sold by Messrs. fall, s,,,cp:ons.,. No. 21., EljtPiiSklttitreet -Oak, -;#.lcl Agent,,, l i Withas, N.)._ 2 29. Ste l e i ; Mr. tic> 4, Cliotipoi&; ;un.l re«.alik Vcinkt's. T 'I • ' 1,, • 77 , , 1,,_;) 7 LIU RS DA Y, JULY zi, 802. TO THE PUBLIC. LLOYD'S, toNDow, loth rtuv, rsn3.. r irHE Merchants; Underwriters, and other Sub. 41. scribers to this House, having this day met for the put . " pose - ,of setting on foot a GENERAL SIIBSCRI PTION, on an extended scale, for the Encouragement and Relief of those who may be engaged ,in the Dctcncc of the Country, and who may suffer in the Common Cause ; and of those who may signalize themselves during the present most im portant contest : And feeling confident, that when our very existence as a Great and Independent Nation is at stake, it only becemes necessary to point out any means by which the exertion of our Native Spirit, and the application °four Powerful Re. • sources, may.receive an additional stimulus; they beg leave to submit to the liberal consideration of their Fellow-sub jects, the following Resolutiens, which have been miani • mously passed at this Meeting, and presume to hope, that the objea. of . this Subscription, will be so promoted and ..,sarreUnted by Public Bodies in general--by the Higher Ranks, and opulent Classes of Society-f-and.by Individuals of every Desc4titni s , that the, mitc of the Labourer, combining with the munificent donation of the Noble and:Wealtify;. shall be the hest pledge antic Unanimity—shall inspire our Seamen, our Soldiers, our Couorymen at large, with a well-grounded Conlid,:nce'in the Liberality and Gratitude of the Gomniu nity ; and, Shall imptesS on the Minds of. our Entrities the app.:lling convidion, 'THAI THE ENERGIES OF TIHS GREAT EMPIRE ARE IRRESISTIBLE, AS . , ITS RESOURCES ARE INCALCULABLE.., BROOK WATSON, ESQ. IN THY CHAIR. r . On the Motion of Sir Francis Baring } Bart the following Resolutions being produced, were read, and passed unani inonst y. Resolved, That in a conjuncture when'the vital interests Of our Country, when the peculiar blessings which, under our beloved Sovereign and happy Constitution, endear our social state, are Involved in the issue of the present contest, when we are menaced by an enemy, whose haughty presump lien is grounded only on the present unfottunate position of the. Continental Poners, and when we seem to be placed, for the moment, as the hut barrier against the total subjugation of Europe by the overbearing influence of France—lt be.. hoves us re meet our situation as Men—is Freemen--= but, above all, as BRITONS. On this alone, with the Divine Aid, depend our Exemption from the Yoke of Gallic Despotism —on this alone depends, under the same Proted ing Power, whether thi s Empire shall remain what it has . for Ages been, the Strenuops Supporter of Religion aiici Morals, the Assertor of its own, and the Otiarclian of the Liberties of Mankind, the Nurse of Industry, the Proteitor of the arts and Sciences, the Example and Admiration 'Of the World —or whether it shall become an obsequious Tri butary, an enslaved, a plundered and degraded Department of a Foreign Nation: Resolved, That to give more Effect and Energy to the Measures adopted by Goverimient for the Defence of our Liberties, our. Lives 'and Property—lo acid Weight, to those personal Exertions we are all readily disposed to contribute, it behoves us to hold but every Encouragement to our Fel low Subic:is, %who may be in any way ins'triirtrental in re polling 'or ann)yin4 our iinplacable Foe, and to prove to them that we are ready to drain both our Pu rses and our Veins in the Cita r CAUSE which imperiously calls on us to unite the Duties of Loyalty and Patriotism, with the strongest Eltbrts of zealotis'Exertion. Resolved, That to animate the efforts of our Defenders by . Sea and Land, it is etpedierit to Taise, by the patriotism of the Cotimiunityat large; a Suitable Fund for their Comfort and Relict, t'or the purpose of asstiaging,the an&ish of their Wounds, or palliating in some degree the. more weighty misfOrtune of Vie loss of Limbs—of alleviating the distresses o f the Widow and Orphan -of smoothing the brow of Sor. row forthe tall of their dearest Relatives, the proPs of un happy indigence or hFlpless Age—ancl'ilfgratithig Pecuniary Rewards or.hotionrable Badges of Distin4ion, fur succesful exertions of Valor orMerit. Resolved, That a Subscription, embracing all the 4')jelt in the tiaregoing Resolution, be glow Opened . ; and to set an example to the. Public Bodies throughout the United Kini. dom and its pvendencies, and to our Fellov%.-SuLseas of .every class and denomination, that independently of our in. dividual contributions, the sum of Twenty Thousand.rounds three per Cent. Consolidated Annuities, part of the Fpntlett Property of 2114 Society,•shall be appropriated to this purpo;e. Resolved, That on Friday the egth inst. at Tvhlve p'C lock precisely, a General 'lkleethig of .the, Subscribers to this fund be held at this h louse, for the purpose of.aPpoinling their Committee, and that the Collllllittee of the }louse he re. quested to become, -and they are hereby constituted a Corn tnittee, Ati Interim, •tier the receipt and management of the subscriptions, and other purposes expreised in these Re solutions. • .Rcsolved, That the Committee of this House, and the Bankers in the Metropolis, and in the Citiei and Towns of the United Kingdom, NJ reqw,sted to receive Subscriptions, and that such part of the Fund as shall . not be used for the purposes now intended, be returned in proportion to the Stunt subscribed. Resolved, That all puns : bowever small. tvt Bch s offered by the Pitriotism of the Pix)rer Classes of our Fel.. low.subjvils, shall be accepted—the Cause alleding equally the Liberiies 'and Lives of Person* of every description. Resolved, That these Resolutions be inserted in the Public • Papers. Resolved, That the Thanks ot this Meeting be given to the Chairtnail,for his able and itnpartialtondud the Chair. (Sigicd) BROOK WATSON, Chairman. The . Subseiibers to Lloyd's in 003 per Cent. • Consols Stack - - ,C . .. 20,000 0 0 iltook Was son - . - 100 0 0 Sir Frantas !sating, Bart. - - bow o•• 0, jolirdulius Angerstrin - Benjamin and AbrallitinColdsin_td :1 0 01 0 : 00 0 00 0 00 ' lobo Tlionison . 1 - )000 ' o ft l'isoinv.li Boor . tread, I ruing, ata Co. . to; 0 0 C;eur'." 4unio . -- -. , 10 5 0 o (..;;:orAt.• Ahe I Jo - o 0 - . ) iatltzs A,se I - - • • J;,'i 0 P George Raillie, and Co. - sac o o Kenneth Mackenzie . .. , 105 0 0 J. I. and. R. AL lights - jos o 0 f. Andrade,. anti . Co. .. - to 0 0 APTavish i Fraser, a nd C o . - 210 o o David }hinter • :- - • } O5 o 0 *Douglas and Shaw - - JO5 o o . 1)0r10, Tliontson, and Begble • toy 0 0 Joseph Msryatt - - JO5 o o Claget and I'rr.,tt - - 105 a 0 John aid Alexander Ande rson - . 2to 0 o enry Thorripson - - 210 o o Thomas Nixon . - - . to 10 o Bartholomew Fox - . to to o James Butner . - - - 105 o o Caldcleugh, Boyd, and Reid - 52 10 o Lushington and. Mayor - 10; o o ,T .. homas Wilson . rc,s 0 o • Walsh and Nisbett - 5z to ia George Surridge - - 21 o o '!'ho. Roberts and Sutton - - 250 o 0 Emanuel Sil'va • -• . 21 0 0 A. Sheath - - -, - •a. .zr 0 o TllO. Rowcrott, Alderman - - too o o lames Warre - - Jos o 0 foshira Saunders - - - 1;.to 0.. William Pitt, or .C a rli c k-bill - .s 5 o o - o Larkins and Russell - .105 .o o nttcs, Beveridge; and Co.. • - •- ' los o 0 • John Wooltnore•. - - - •aos •0 is . C harles Turner - - , so- o- a. Robert Strecidon . - - 210 0 0 _ George Shedilen - -10 s o o _John and lame Mangles - , SO 0 o William Holdin - - 52 tO. 0 David Scoicand.Co. - 5z5 o o R. Stewart .. Halliday and Prickett 4, LOS 0 o John Tennant - , ~ s 2 to 0 V, F. Rival - to o Jordaine and Shaw - - 10; o o Samuel Shaw - - 52 to 0 R. and E. Lee - - 210 0 0 Thomas Langley - Jos o a George Henekell . - toy 0 0 Moses Agar . .., sz to o Robert Christie - - ' ;05 0 0 Robert Wigrant - - - - los 0 0 Crowder and I.4Yie - - - Aos ci 0 Edward Hodges - - - . Jos 0 o . Peter Coxe . - - - - 21 0 o Thomas King -- - - to; o 0 Thorna4 H. King, jun. - - - 105 0 0 E. T. Water,: ' -' - - Yto o . Chalmers and Cowie - 1,1-.5 a 0 Mathew Consett . - - 52 to 0 Petri' Favenc . - .. - - 21 st o. . A. S. Gordon . - - .- at C) 0 . 'P. Walton -; , - , - $z to o - - .ar a' a G. Welbank - - loshoa Reeve. - - - 1 05 e. , 0 • Alderman Flower • - - . - 105 0 0 Corn. L. Wallace ;t a . o A. Riddell -.1 . - . - -•- 105 o . o ,Phyti angles, and Co., - - .00 0 0 a.. ___ _7 . , . . • ROYAL PATENT RAIN PRPOF,CLOTFIS, nIiKE -anti Co.' . No. 413, Aldetin4nbury, :hay. ing propared, under the.. p4tronage and dire Rion of the Commander in Chief, and the k;ecrerary at War, several thousand yards. or Cloth tkir Great Coats for the par ticularly the Monmouth aild West London Regiments; and atseveria Officer* in,the East!lndia service.,' who are let ed this season, have given the .P-stentees authority to assert, that their Uniibrms•and Pantalpons . have had the !severest' trials,. both on rile outward and liont,:ward passage, with the' completest 4inti mast s'atisfaitory success ; they - titeltfine iy ,:licit thcatfention or the Public In their Disco very, it.hcicg of a nature So superior, that all ether like. at tempts 'have at length disappeared. N. B. ,The Process does not occasion the lcast'alteration in, the appearance or quality of the Cloth. • P A RISI AN WHI F.. CO NI POS I TIO N FOR 114. TO , TAI. EXTIRPATION OF 1”./GS. THIS COMPOSITION not only eradicates the Setids, and Spawn of those Vermin. more . ,efreetially tiiAt any other preparation, !hut i 3 A!the sane time so per. I - froin nauseous ordisagreeable.etrects', that it may t;.6lYfive eApplicd t 6 ailk. turniturc of the most - delicate. colours w i t h ou t the . lea.t possible injity, orophsivr smell, and will e however infested ; for instance" - touch a live itluel7 inY .vitlt i f4 W ( lll COP of it, and.you will find -it the instantly.— , Th i s ( .1,(i0,08 white trtixturc. for the destruction of those c fri, ris i v . .., Vermin,' may, ha had, with full Diredions, 'of Messrs.lcluipettn and Co, ;t6, grt.ys.'per. nettle. T° BE SOLD,• an exceIknt.CHANIBER OR. GAN at Six Stops, viz. Stop Diapason, Dulciann, Principal, Fifteenth,' Flute and Coinet. lts Tone is remark ably swg, l t i and full for its size. Price too Guineas. In. quire at No. iohn.street, Berkeley square , where the instrument maybc , trierl. F_ LYMINC;TON, HANTS. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, M the Angel Inn, in Lymington, in the .Couoty. of South. ampton, yn Wednesttsay ttke , 27th day of July, at Twelve o'Clock.funless previously di3posed of by Privateeentrad, of which timely notice wtll y,iven) ALL that capital and SuostantiAl-built DWEL. LING-HOUSE, situate in, Lyiurngton, the possession of 111.90 r Mackilwain, deceased. The Vretnises contest of a most complete DweltinA-house in the best pussi. 1)W. State of Repair, containing a Dmiti i ..;:pailoitr, 20 tee; by ; Breakfast-parlour;- *3 feet by 14! .1' arid Di . awing•toom, 2 4 feet by if.i; four best' Bedchambers, futir Servants' Bed ioorns, Principal and Servants_ ' Stairca,cs, Butler's Pa n t r y, ,capital • Cellars, Kitchen, Laundry, Wash-house, Dairy, bottble Coach.-house, with Servants' Chambers over; Sta bling for Six Horses; very large and capacious §tahle,yard, and large Garden walled entirely round, and planted witri t' , 4o best Friiit-trees,in furl perfeclitin. The I-lolls,: is no, tly and completely Furnished, which may be taken by a Purchaser at ,Appraisement. "Flie Premises are Freehold, worth the particular attention either of any Person wishing a 'comfortable Beddeuee, or Merchant, being *Or ahe one, it Most desin.Abltt kesuleuee, and well calculated tier the other, as a Situation for Trade of any description, where extent of Premisca is Further particulars trio be known on appli;:ation to Mr. Richtnun, Solicitor, Lyiningion. JAMAICA; TO BE SOLD, . • • • DRAM PTO N BRYAN, and BRY AN CASTLE I) Plantations, in the Parish of Trclawney, in the Island Jamaica. Brampton Bryan contains 1335 ACrea • Land* are in Canes, 45 Acres-in Provisions, 456, iv k , turiea a n d c", , , - nimar t, ;,:z!s. and the remainder in Negro Grounds, Wood, Roads, litteiVa73,-. ^ ....2...z.Ld zoS Slaves, - and eso bead of Stock. The Works arc situate aliitnve-li+4 o „ Front Rio Rococo, where the produce is shipped, an& the Estate is ist the most seasonable part of the Parish, and made last Year 270 liOgalleadtt of Sugar, and z Ptlnelletlita of Rum. Bryan' Castle contains t.lot Acres of Land, of which 314 'Acres are in Canos,--1118 - inGrass Pastures,a►t in Common Pasture, - .38 iri Provision, and the remainder in Negro Grounds, Pimento and Wood, 'and 162 Slaves, and tao head of. Stock. The Prolierty adjoins Brampton Bryan, and the Works are about three hides from rho Bing tiadier at Rio Buono. This Estate, which luta been lately settled, made . _ last Year aja Hogsheads of Susar, intoficons at Ruth, and 330 BAs of PiMento. There is a sett of Works oh each rittatel 'and A 1 4tle and 'Magnificent Nlansion-house and t)ut.ortires on Bryan Castle, 1144 beautiful and heaiinful Situation: For further particulars, apply to Pates Galloway,' esq. the Manager of the EStates ; lONS Sh 3111. 1; and aokrt Wit. Wm Harris, Estirs. of Spani;.ll Town,' j 1 Jamaica; John Sampson, Esq. Mark,-latte 1. George C lenity, tisq. Warwick. coml. ; or to mid Hobert Shawe, Soliciturs, New Beitl•:;o.striot, London, wb4rc s Fltln at tilif 1i114.11) 'My be' sseu. • IPRICV StIKPFANTC'iLF, , OFFICE. OF ORDNANCE, • • 711( . 1 , 7, ;F.03 , THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS yJSTY'i ORDNANCE, (k g i z y they will 44. rea4y at Abe t 's- ,Olfice, i,t S;. art c#,'-rt minster,,,ba ur &fire the 22d i4r:.:72r, re•tits. Protcrals web Persons as ~z j• 6r to vi;: /;• CAKCfr!'Pi;l f9r the Serrilee oftbe Itol' AL hR,ASS Ftit I:VIA!' a; The' l'iopotalt to be delivered at the above (Wiley, tettied, marked on the orttsfde, " 1' for tqlopiying Cake C o p.:. per;" 'and the Perko of the Contraa to be Zinc, or ilia' Years. lb , Order ,?f the B:.zrd. R. 11. CREII/, Seta OFFICE FOR SICK AND IT/OUA'D rD .iM V. "11,(y15,' i go 3. THE , COAIMISSIONERS fiy t a k:,,, Car , v e S ICK old' WOUNDED SE 4111 - E N; do &re...). give notice, thatittry -will be reatty at iveir Ogiiee Place, at the timrt teodermentloned, to receive Sealed ll'enierx, treat with .rusk, Person.r .at 'nay he to Cantra.l !lie. • VICTUALLING, .and Pt OVIDING. ill tinic i 4:s a•t.t R tEs fix SICK PRISONERS of 1 . 1',11.' ay. • Pl.tces, Ivr Twelve Aigraht plait .citO,Y i .prevar p.o H'..l•lerdsv 171111•tei:4t • STAPLETON, rre.tr 16414 of Alto' 29:1 , 'l'6(pp:traitor will he reiteiretitojfatl Secterityl.4- tblrrr p.. rs. 61" bit Cottrad • , .Farq.:•r ',atilt-dart may be *arum, by applying. or the the raid Corrtothrionerr; to Captain PiechiPui;.4ge,ti,r 0.1 11'.*Ir at Atorgoar Grote; tr 10 Arr. !Jamie!, Serg i , on to Pri , (Mrrt of l:zr ar Stapletost. A* 4 render tali be irreiweJ 0110 Offr otkok ow the day of T, ea , y, nor .11 ) , make., knleis the word ie Tim* , ," be 7,.1 ; 11,,,q •• tLr wasi t te thereof, ald unit sr the Parlkr or elemts lor therm atieN,4 This Day witipubiishati t In Two large Volume" Octavo, iirkt Id. in boards, A Third 4dit intr, of -SHE HISTORY at the PUSLIC REV,F,NU4 of the BRITISH EMPIRE. Containing an Arctnot of the Public Income and F,xpenditura frnrn the. r4-rnotest Periods recorded in History, to Michaelmas tgoi. With a Review of the Financial Administration of the Right Ho; Win. Pitt. . . Ry Sir 101-IN SO/CLAM, Bart. M. p. Printed tor T. Cadel I atvies, Strand ; 0,14;006 1 E4' W. I. and 1. Richardson, Cornhill ; W. Creech, at alb* burgh; and J. Archer, at b:sblitt, whotn may be had, by the same Author, Pulls on Miscellaneous Subject'. With Once Engravings, tio. 'in boards. IRELAND. This w.i; published, Pri;:it' 41. 4s. in 1, - ,agiS, iri tW 1.4 r, Quarto VOlttitlaii ultw,trdS Pt . - 20.1 Deltic4t7cl, by perinis3ion, to Hit Roy&Onets the Pkittet I.‘N HISTORICAL. I EVILW of thesTATI: . of I R.F. LAN 0, from 'the In vAtion .of that cOnotr::: under lientlObe, Id. to its Union with C;reat itain, ti,e nit of j..inuary 180 , witka ciop.itus Apperidix, of I 1.111S11:12 Documentt,, Anti a full A I pluttieticol I miiY, to each 'Volvo*. The' Work is divi:led into Itir,Parts: ,T he' tir 3 t 'told mint comprizes t.ie SpAee o, about 404 i i4rB, frni4a the Invation to the Reformation—The secni,d itoitt * the Reformigioo to the Reivolutioti-•The thiri troth I±e. volution r o the Union,, There is 11 Preliiiiinary Coln, r ref the Slate- of Ireland, from the eatlic,t Ani,o)vity' ilia Invasion by the Eaglish. , I3v FRANCIS PLOV,int N. Printed by T. Egerton, at the %-Bait.oy Whitehall. This Day was rntbr.str.-.1, ce oce. A,. LET TER to Si tt - -NV ri .1 . 4; 1.1. 4- (3 Eighteen- N 1 1), M. P. f , r containing, Oh•iorvatif•ns on a l'anip4let ".Tin.• Speech 'of Sir Win. Eitoril, li ift, oil ith , " Subjcet Of the Pistnial DI the Dock4Jrd." London: Printedfor j. Itatehard, : .‘.•;s1() by Mr at Plynioinh ; Mr lioxland, iit , hock; and NI:. Pltrtsninutit. • - • cw-Invehte - d BLACKING POW.,; pafroniaeil and tadi Or His Majesty and Royal Family. It oftens the Leather, repels .water i with san ds heat, preserves the feet, procures the timmt jet,, and ittaini its Ytatlet query where • it 'wither. soils the fingers, St a i n s. fine' smells disagreeably, oci:asions troulale,, nor createeesp!nce. jnlloxes is. and is. 6d, CaLit Also, his grand plairrying truxture,l cream, and liquid, ivhiell resturus atrci preserves tat Tops of BpOte, 'ln all the beauty of'; heir - pristine pale or iitiburn,•in .bottles at 35. aa and is. Bath label will , be signed by the Proprietor, " Robert Har dy, 3, Barnard's lan, Holborn:" Sold. by him and icy Mr. Rust, Hull; Hunt, Lynn ; Whittick, Cr kucestert Haul. son, Margate; Hardy, , L 0 xford ; Russell,. Guildford ,anct mnsr Boot-makers, Perfumers, Oilmen, Turners...and Ven tiers of Patent Medicines in town and-country. Helikewise procures Boot Trees and proper Brushes. C.:.PITAL MANOR and FARMS at ruim,il4.l, in NoitFoLK. • wo 11E SOLD KY AuCTION, By Mr. BACON,' On Saturday the 6th Day of August, i6e3; at Threp in the Afternoon, Nt the Anijel Inn, in the Market k lace vt the City of tiarwich, In Ftve,Lutat Lot L. HE Ca oitoi MANOR or LORDSHIP of M, extruding over the .witple of Pulliam Saint Mary th,: and iaiiit Mary Mag,l den, in the Cutnty fit Norfolk, to; eater , itirwartii of six Titom.ind Acres. Ihe Annual Quit anti Free Rents arnutint to t. 93 2 I The'fines upon an 4yetage of the I,tt 26 Years, to per Amami; I S4 6 0 tot 3. 'A' capita: t atm, c til d the Minor 52 ham Saint M.try the of 3 e.ood 1 .51 - J. , .:4 , e 1 , Baths, and miler convene:pi An" R.O • " 1 ":4 , ." . " 1 and it Pert:nits of Arabic, excellent quality, and ;tat,: ;ill. tn. • I:l o .ied Ring Pence!. min new in the Oceupatiun of • Messrs. and' Robert 1-lowlett, under a Lease: will expire at alkkitilmas, Iso4. 'Lot 3• vet) , excellent F:trin In Saint Mary the Virgin,in the Otxiipaticiii of Mr. Thomas I)rane„ under L.ease will expire at Michaelmas, g Itatini,.S;:ible, and otlwr ings, together with siiiiitry I tAE N/0. , slow, and P,istiire, Land, ounaining 177 A. 1 12. nut P...,11 In a Ring Fen c e, and inis hign • Lot 4., A most• eniniCrete and rit..:41•31:41c, Fa! Ili la Saint Mary_rtie Virgin, Consisting of a E3riii..lionie, and other find 2. 1 r.i. aR. an - II - 02 P. th tine Lawl. .and :is the Occu patioti of or ti e late. form Carr: n ; aMu t CiQ111)1.1 CV4agc, , ,ucoupie4 by th;ir Under-ttn.inu, the,whol4 livid nnzter a I.Caht expire. at 'Michaelmas, .it.q7 LOT 5. A' nroalt brit eligible Farm, situate hi PoLi. o l; Saint Mari the Virgin,. iii the Occupation of Mr. John Car' ton, tinder Lease, which will expire at Mieltaelina, it,)4, onsiStin4 of LY.vall'ingi f lLlANo, with onntreullot il'ttz-i> ilia. ings, and 'several I nviosurer tif rich Arable Lantl,'comaiifng 39 A. and so P, in ti Ring Ftmx, anti in a Itislt *tattini tivation. 1101 .valuablo Property is all I reebolcl, and (estept fl:O Manor) is su bj e ct to i ,e 14141ot:es outgoings vylritzver, the lanci.'l'ax .li:tying been mire: nett hv the . 1 ;Ate P)opi The t)ii hams, tivheteittiint: extensive tint' Y4111,=`,.11.: Cm it inrni4 - , are littlatclll the thug knife part or the CLitti.t. or Nimnik, w;tltt fourteen Alstesofilte city of Norwich. 104 live of Hat teston. "I'vaantsi on - ttiipliottion, oltew the rlisp:4l;ve Farms. • For 'further larticulsrs. apply to Mr. Canning, or M-. Grind, Attprocy; St. Giles's street, ;%iorwii:o ; or :It No, 23, Paternoss4r-rvvi, sto.othison, wbortiii Map of tl k.st.da 44.4 'ait sun: Ti 1 lid - , I \ 6 S e 44,747 411 r ; t • , .'7 .1\ • ' ' X 4 '''' ;,), it ve . 4 : „Ra. ~,