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ct P.. , mallih 711.(,,, ttW• •%" - Wi' .''‘'-',: . 7. ,14 , "':..,:.v. ' %.', " U Nit . , - , .. , n * l sq. _,--- - c---- •', 4, it . :' .N a , , , . . ( 4 ) 1 4 t `...,,. • . . . , E !, IIUivIBER 3381.) WEDNESDAY, Ju:..y 20, 1 SO3. foßicE VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage. of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES • THIS PRESENTEVENING,, July 20, 2803, WILL BE A . GRAND GALA, AND .4Rit.LIANT pisntNy..or • • FIRE.WORKS: . • • AcitniSsion Three Shillings . Doors open at Seven, awl the Concert begins at Eight o' Clock. EAST INDIA 110tIVA",. July 6, 1803 . rrH F. CO URT of D C:T p iCS of 11,e UNITED-OAMPANY . of iI7if.RCH.4NTS of LAND trading to the Bag bales ' do,h, , rehr give Notice, That a General Comet of the said Conrian'y will be bellm at their Muse, in Leadegb i a..aturs, on.Thurlday, the 21.11 inst. fro m Eleven O'Chek in the Foren.ln u , rtil .iicin the.. Evening, to aallot On theft/lowing Qthuttin4 atwain!fita'the Ailsh of the 3gth Ceo. 111. c:ap. Bg. and the 43 George ill. Cap 63. viz. " Tira this Court approve the Resolution- of the. Court of Directors Of ilk ' . seh inst: ‘vhetein they 'state that they hays reason to INlieoe that all the Person 4 rwho were on board • the ship Earl Taihot, at t h e, time of her.Losi, have perished, and that 'tql occasitin arm rcumsrances rotating to , her loss are'wholly utiknnven, herd - ore, that thefts is iMPCB - ot ienqUiting satisfaitorily into'thic loss of the. said Ship," 1,, order to drtermin by Juch Ballot whether thies.;parts in few of the Proprietors prerental such Ceo,erat Court, concur will, the C;c4/1 of DireeThrs in their abevementioned IZasolutivn.' iti LI, LI Af 1t413154Y,' Secretar). To CAPTAINS and CONIMANDERS. o f HIS MAJES-i `'' TY's NAVY. APERSON who has b een e mpl o y e d a cons id er.. able part of last War as CLERK, is desirous of engag ing bimaelf I the 'same capacity with any Gentleman at' present utiprovided, Address to X. V. at Mr. Blake's Academy, Isleworth, - IV i 1 I be-immediately attended to. VELLUNI BINDERS, - s'rATIoN ERS, dee. W. TILLING In undertak e the Binding of Ac topnt 13“oks, from 2 to Roool. perannum, may send' in Pr po,als sand Pr,ce s , diredea to j. T. and left at the Bar 01 Lloyd's Colfee.house. July , ft. 0401 NEW .STATE I.OTTERY. wIF f and Co. No. Poultry, beg Leave to LI inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES are 1 on sale, at their Office, in Meat variety. The Lottery, which! begins Drawing the sth of September , consists of only 2.4,0.0: 'Tickets ; an d the Amount of the 'Prizes is 210,0001. — Schemes gratis. NEW LOTTERY. ROYAL EXCHANGE STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. 88, Corner of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill, London. N:TICHOLSON and Co. (from No. 16) t6pe4t . \i fully acquaint the Public, that the TICKETS and S (IA R p S are aow srl Ii ng in great variety of Numbers, stamp. ed pursuant to A& of Parliament; and that all Shares of Ca pital and other Prizes sold by them in the: last Lottery, are now paying in full, without any decludion.—Schernes at large gratis. N. 13. Only 24,000 Tickets in this Lottery. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High. Court of Chan6ery, Made in a. Cause of RICHARDS against tho-EARI..of MACCLESFIF.LD, the CREDITORS•of THOMAS DWARDS, late Of. Llandag, in the County of Clamorg,m, Esq. deceased, are, OJT or before the 13th day of August next, to come in and prove their Debts before John Wilmot, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at 'his Chamb.:rs in Sourhimpton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don, or in def.furt thereof, they will peremptorily be ex cluded the benefit of the said Decree. • . • , • TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A:FREEHOLD VILLA, Fi:no Sporing CuinUr:v, Aunt twclve Miles from London; and ab out p vinity - dtk.:re!s Rit,ll ,Arable and Plstunt •Lattd. Irnrti,:utars, enquire of W.:wA.. Greggs and Cortield, Solicitors, S:unner's .11,111, DowAate: . -tnil, London. • .TO BE LETT, • Awell - "VOR N 4- 1E1)-1-10tS E; corn nianilin;i, an exten4ve tine Pro 4 i i i..6t, fjr f or live miuitts chirnigilie .of the 1 aujily in' the Country. Its airy siruatiJn reilitCrs it very cligittle tat any Lady of 12„ alik .40 r.:Furtirtio*;*.c , tittilteri. in' increasing 'her Pantilit,...or siJtir l'ersnri necessitated to ba.itt London.' Entiitife arNir. Parry's, N. 3i, G:.:i.age.;ireef, MatiChester. 'sluarr; or at Mr. •rt m mril, Miriam-street, who.. whip-wall reli t ally iil4Virci to Cue Mansron. . CAPITAL MA4143,1t 'mud PAL MS. at PULIIANI,.- In. ' • NOKFOLX. • • 0 TO 11-E °S(), Li) By ; AtI6TION,- N17...13 . A.C0N, , 6 . . On Saturday, the 6th . bay,uf Angus Mil, at Three o'Cfock in the Attemoon, at tiie"-Atniel Inn, in the Market Place, •of the City of IfOr.wieli, in Five Lots; . . Lot r. rTHE Capiteti MANOR or 1:01tbf:IIP of P.OLHAM, extending over the whole •of Fulham Saint" Mary the Virgin, and Fulham Saint 'Mary' , Magdalen, in the County of Norfolk, which together- con.' tam upwards of Six Thousand Acres. The Annual Quit and.Prce Rents amount to _,C.9S 2 1 The Fines upon an Average of the last 26 Years, to per Annum, 1 54: 00 ..zsz .; Lot 2. A 'capit a l F ar M; called the Manor Farm, in Put- t ham Saint Mary the Virgin, consisting of good Farm-house, Darns; and oth er conven i ent Buildings , and a n t Acres, 1 Rood andt Perches o f Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land of excellent quality, ant i i n a ! ugh state of Caltivation, all in closed within a Ring Fenix, and now in the Occupation of Messrs. Sarah, and Robert Howlett, under a Lease which will expire at Michaelmas, Lot 3. A very ex:.ellent Farm in Pulham Saint Mary the Virgin, in the Occupation oil Mr. Thoinaa Drane, under a Lease which will expire at Michaelma, 1804, comprisi g a convenient Farm-house, Barns, Stables, and other Out-build- Ings, together with sundry luclosures Of rich Arabic, Mca dav, and Pasture Land; containing ri? A. 3 R. and 7 I'. all in a Ring Fence, and in a high state ut Cultivation. Lot 4. A most complete and desirable Farm in Pulhaln . Saint Mary the Virgin, consisting of a Farm-house, Dams, and other Building., amid 221 A. zR. and 3 2e, offin g Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, all inclosed, and in the Occu pation of the Executors of the late Mr. lohn Carron; also a double Cottage, cccupied by their Under-tenants, the whole held under a Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas, 01 0 4. Lot s. A small but' eligible Farm, situate in Pulliam. Saint &lary the Virgin, in the Occupation of Mr. (obit Car ton, under Lease, which- will expire at MichaelmaS, 1804, onsisting of a - Dwelling-house, with convenient Out-build -In€3, and several Inclosures of rich Arable Land, containing 3 9 A. witt 30 P. in a Ring Fence, and in a high state of Cul tivation. This valhable Property is all Freehold, and (except the llama) is subj e d t o no Landlord's outgoings whatever, the Land -T ax h av i ng .been, redeemed by the late Proprietor. The Ptillums, wherein are eXtensive and valuable Cell - mons, arc situate in the most fertile part of the County,of NortOlk, within fourteen Miles .of the City of Norwich, and five of liar leston. The Tenants, on application, Will shew the . respeflive farms. 'For further Particular's, apply . to Mr. Canning, or Mr. vtarkl. Attorney, St. Giles's-street, Norwich; or at No. 23, 4t e.rooster.rewi 'Loudon 3 - where a Map of the g dtatC may ve . BASSISHAW WARD. LONDON~ At aMEETING of the INHABITANXS of this WARD,; held at 'the Vestry - Roont of St. Michael BassiShaw, emi t . ‘ :Satoro‘ty the 16th.of joky, tBo3 GEORGE CLARK, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair ; • • - T HE Resolutions of the Court of Aldermen, of! the x ith Ju1y,.1803, were read, and the following . Reio-I lotions unanimously agreed to : • . ThAt this Meeting, fully'sensible of the bleSsings they in com Mo n, with their fellow Subjects enjorunder the in valuable. Constitution of this Country, and being animated with an ardent zeal in its defence against the ambitious de- • signs of an implacable Foe, who nut only aims at the Sub 'version of the GovernMent of this Country, but et its total Annihilation, do most earnestly recommend ,to the Inhabi tants, Lodgers, Inmates, and others any way'eoiineaed with . this Wail, to give in their Names as Armed Volunteers, ready to ad as Britons in the Defence of their Country. •Andif it should be found, from the smallness of the .Ward, and many . of its Inhabitants being already joined to similar Associations, a nuinber derei‘ not exist sufficient to ad as a. separate Corps, that they do immediately. enroll themselves in some of the Armed Volunteer Associations forming, or al ready formed, in the City. • 11. That no itiltabitattt, Lodge', or Inmate, may be de ferred from entering into suchAssochition, in consequence of the Expellee .of Arrns; Accoutrements, and C Itiathing, Stibscriptien be immediately' opened for the purpose of sup . plying such Inhabitants, Loilgers,.or Inmates with the ne cessary Arms, Aceoutrements, and Cloathing, as shall re . gtiire the same, at the Discretion of the Committee hereafter named. 111. That this Meeting do further recommend that such of the Inhabitants, Lodgers,. and Inmates, vvho may nut find it Convenient 'to enterinto such Association, beenrolled in a Corps to serve as Constables, to co-operate with the Volun teer Corps. IV. That the Alderman, -Deputy and Common-Council, and the tbllowing Gentlemen, viz. Mr. Maitland, Mr. Ro bert Smith, Mr. Thomas Andrews, Me. Wilkins, Mr. Net. tleshlpp, Mr. Streattield, Mr. Dolby, Mr. Brooke, Mr. Wil liam Andrews, Mr. :Stewardson, Mr. Lloyd _Beale, Mr. Crook, Mr. john WilSone, Mr. Weguelin, Mr. William Sutton, Mr. Thomai Sheppard, Mr: Woadthorpe, Mr. Bor radaile, and Mr. Clark; be appointed.a Commlttee,for carry. ing the.above. Reselutioni into circa,. and that they be re quested to call upon every Inhabitant for the 'purpose of either procuring their Names to be enrolled in 'such Volun teer Association, or Corps of Constables, or to coiled the Subscriptions. of such- of the Inhabitants who,erp not able to acquire the use of Fire-arms, or to ad as Con Stables; and that any Five of such- Comthittee be a querum. V. That the Thanks of this Meeting be,,given to George Clark, Esq.'Alderman, ter his able and impartial Conclud in the Chair. VI. That the above Resolutions, 'signed by the Ward- Clerk, be inserted in tour Morning And two Evening Papers, -and that a printed Copy thereof be, 4eet to every lUhabitant of this Ward. Signed by Order, JOHN ALEX. AMICI, Ward-Clerk SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELTEF'OF PER-: SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, july 6, 18163. BENEFACTIONS since the LAS r , REPOR f, viz. . Right Hon. Earl of Radnor, Vice President A. 5 5 a Sir John Riggs Miller, Bart. per Mr. Daniels to 0 0 • Sir W. W. Peppy:, Bart. per Hoares .. A. s 5 o Sir Arch. Edmonstone, Bart. - Sir John Smith, zd B e nef a Lion - - -A. 2 2 2 2' 0 . Admiral Rainier, Pei'Dorrien and Co. - A. 55 o Henry Grinissano, Esq. per Secretary - A. a a -0 Evan Law, Esq, per Harries, Farquhar. and Co.A . 3 3 0 A. Lillingston, Esq. per ditto (See Soc. Books; 03 - 0 R. I. Harpur, Esq. per Secretary - A. 2 2 o Adam Askew F.sq. per Hoares - A. 2 2 0 Messrs. Bidditlpli, Cocks, and Ridge - A. 33 0 Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. - A. 2 2 0 RobOt Herries, Esq. - - A. , 2 z .0 .Mt. DilW -- _ . 0 • . ' lO 0 0 Mr. Thomas Lane .. lob a• A. 22 0 Mr. Must • ...• , . - 410 A. a t o Mr. kie.triict.n. 139 B. . . - 0 a o Countess St. Vincent, per Hoares - - 2 2 • Mrs. Shipman, per }lorries, Farquhar, and Co.*. 2 2 0 MIS. S. 51..---4‘lrs. T. S. 51. per Treasurer • - to o 0 m i l. S. P'. per Herries, Farquhar, and Co. - 10 to o Mrs. W. per ditto - - - - 4 0 0 A 1.14, per Hoare - • .. - - z 2 0 A. T. 101.—W. C. per Coutts an d C o. 5 1. ss . ai 5 o A. T per .Herries, Farquhar, and. Co. - 5 0 0 N. NI . per Floares _ - - - aa 0 ,Fredenea, per Herries. Farquhar, and Co. -' t. 1 o W. 201. S. /el. M. zol. 0..201. D. aol.'per Messrs'. -Hoares. . ... , _ . - .. ' 100 a 0 A. 51. Y.5l.'S. 51. per ditto • ..; _ ,:, is 0 0 l:Found in tue Letter Box .. . , . t x 0 Ditto , . .... t o o . z3l 8 o Disehargedaadrelieved from various Prisons, St Debtors for the Sum . of !so 8 o C o nsidered' ; hel eases of -131- Petitioners. Approved z,. •Referred fur Chatnaters• - 9 Petitions. Benefactions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea surer,.• Cheyn6-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. !ferries', Farquhar, -and Ce. at. James's-street; Messrs. Roams, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Fuller and Chatteris, Lombatd-street ; •Messrs. 131 , ittulph,. .Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Mistrs.' Dorrien and 'Co. Fineh-lane,• Cornhill ;' Messrs. Harninersleys Pall-mall; - Messrs. Pere, Lucadou, and Co. No 77, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Goldneys, St. James's street ; , and by the Secretary, 'No. 7, Craven-street, Stand, *hero the Booktmay be seen by those who are inclined to support this •Charityt and where the Society will meet on the tirstWednesday in August next. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A LL PERSONS in possession of Incomes, arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Laud or Houses, Money in the -Funds, Kent Charges; Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An. nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any Tither cer tain Income for Life, maybe supplied with tentporary or permanent Stuns of Money to any Amount c by paying Au. nuity zt est for the same. The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may . be accommodated on their personal security . .; and 'in any-anstante where the single security of an indivi dual may be deemed insullicient, the addition of another person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re move the objedtion ; and, in all cases, privilege will ho given,to the Public to return the Principal at tido own option. -Personiti applications will be received every day till Pour o'Clocc ; and Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country post . paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to tlu.• Direllor of the Knightsbridge llahk, at-his Town House, No. 8, Lower John-street, Colden-square. In the Press, n d speedily will be published, in Two Vols. . • taw) ' a Second Edition, enlarged, of PRINCIPLES of the BANKRUPT LAW. By ARCHIBM.D CULLEN , Esq.. Barrister at Law, and a Commissioner of Bankrupts. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. The Second Voline, containing the Statute. of Bankrupt at large, PreCedents, and General Orders in Bankruptcy, will be sold separate to the Purchasers of tin; Miner Lilt tion. This Day' was• published, in Detavo, price TS• - r im DU VIES of LOVING the 3ROTHER 1. IMOD, Fearing: God-Auld Hinionring the King, illustrated and enforced in a SERMON, picached before Two Friendly Societies, By the Reverend FRANCIS SKURRAY, M.A. Curate of Horningshani Wilts. Sold by Longman and Ree 4, No. 3 9 ,'Patcraoster-row ; and Crocker and Stm, ironic. •,*: COUNTY OF BRECON, A J 14, ISO 3. T • Gerieeal MEETING of the uly DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS and JUSTICES of the PEACE edit% fir the said—COUNTY, -held at the Town in the Town of Brecon, for the purpose of putting into Execu tion " An Mt tbr enabling His-Nlajesty more elneTually for " providing fur the Defence and Security of the Realm dur-1 " erg the present War, and •for Indemnifying Persons who " nay sutler in their Property. by such measures as may be " necessary for that purpose ; ' The Letters of the Lord Lieutenant, and of the General. of tSso , Distria, together with the Plan and Schedules, ac. euriing to the above Ati, having been read ; EDNARD KENDALL, Esq. High Sherillin the Chair; following Resolutions were put 'and carried unani mously.: R esolved, That the County be formed into seven Divisions, nnd that the following Gentlemen be proposed Lieutenants Of Divisions : Div sioh of Devynnock, Pcnry'tVilliams, of Peupont, :Esq. I›,piity' Lieutenant. DivSuln of Builth, Thomas Price, of BUilth, Esq. Deputy Leutenant. Div:sion of Merthyr, Hugh Bold, jun. Esq. Deputy Lieu . .tenant. Borettigh'iar Brecon, Edward Morgan, Esq. Deputy Lieu tenant, , Division of Talgarth, Henry Allen, Esq. Deputy Lieu tenant. Division of Penkelly, Thyme Howe Gwynne, Esq. Deputy • Lieutenant. Di•,bion of Criclthowell, the Rev. Richard Davies, Deputy Lieutenant. Resolved, That the following Magistrates be appointed Inspeaors of Hundreds : Inspector of the Hundred of Devynnock, Richard Gough A wbrey, Esq. Inspeetor of the Hundred of Build*, Edward Thomas, Esq. • Itlppeor of. the Hundred of Merthyr, the Rev. Robert Wylitet. Inspector of the Borough of Brecon, the Rev. Richard EL,ries, jun. Insnettot of the Hundred of Talgarth, Walter Wilkins, jun. Esq Inspettorof the Hundred of Penkelly, John Lloyd, Esq. Inspector of the Hundred of Crickhowell, the Rev. Henry bonus Payne. That the Superintendents of Perishes in each Division be appointed by the Lieutenants of Division, the Inspeciors of the Hundreds, and, the Deputy Lieutenants and I ustices of the Peace, usually aeting in each Hundred, aced that the ap pointment of Agents be,tOrthwith made. Resolved, That tties.Deputy" Lieutenants hold their respec : - tive Subdivisions without delay. That a Return ct. all . Waggons, Carts, noises, .and Boats, be procured by the repay' Lientenants and Magistrates of the respeelive vis one, reported to the next General Meeting. • That Returns, agreeuble to the Schedules No 3,4, g, 6,7, 8, and q, be also forthwith procured in the same manner, and brouelu in to, the next General Meeting. That Copies. of these Resolutions be transmitted to the Lord Liedtenant and the General of the District, and that the sante be., inserted in 'fits Sy x, Glocester, and, Hereford Papers. . • . That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Sheriff; for his attendance add for his conduct in the Chair, and that lie lae . reiuesteal to sign these Resolutions. • , . F.I)W ARD KENDAL 1., • Chairman. I 1 11 r. apriiiitcil fur exeeut. ing*the purposes of the ACT for MAKING ROADS and BLit 1.D114G BRIDGES in the HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND, have directed the following Notice to be published in the Edinburgh and Glasgow Newspapers, and also in the Sete and Star. I. The Roads which the Blard have under their considera. tion, are as follows : The Road from Fort Williant to Loch-na-Gaul. The Road from Beatify to Sheal House. Tire Road from Kyle Rhea 40 Stein, in Isle of Skye. Theltorut ttom Loch-Carran to Dingwall. The Road from Poujewe to Auchna Sheen. 'The Road front . Inverneas to' Fort Augustus, on the North West-side of Loch Ness, .tre. The Road from Loch Nevish to A uchna-Garrie. The Road from.l nvermOrrison to Kyle Rhea. The Road from Fort William to Bitmain. 1 . 13,: Road from the• Kirk of KilTallie to the Head of Loch Lochy.. "The Road. from Ullapool to Portinleek. The Road from Portinleck to Dingwall. The Road from Portinleek to the 'fownof Tain. The Road front Loch Inver to Portinieek. The Road from Scourie Bay to Auchna Frith. The Road tram.Portinleek Fetry to Tongue, from Tongue to the Kirk of Farr, told thence to Inverhagastie. The Road from the Kirk of Durness to the !lead of Loch Naver. • The Road from Ittimsdale, in Caithness * to Portinlcelc Ferry. The Road from Rivie.t3ill, in Stratlinaver, to Helinsciale. The Road front the,Kirk or Farr to the Town of Thurso. The Road from the Town of Thurso to Dunbcatli. The Road from Dunbeath to Houna The Road from Goispie to Dunbeath. The Road from Houna Inn to Thurso. The. Road from Thurso to Wick. .The Road from Pontiac& to Ounbeatli, through Dunro. bin. Further Notice will he given as early as possible, of the Amount of the ESlllll4te of the Expenc. of nicking the above Roads, when such Estimates shall have been laid be.. fore the Board. a. Th; Parties willing to contribute the Moiety of the E ►pence of making any such Road, are tQ pay the Money into the Bank of Scotland ; or to propose to the Board, or to a Person in Edinburgh (who will be appointed ter that pur. pose), the particulars of the Security they are willing to enter into for the future payment thereof. The nature of tit& Security which the Board deem to be satisEtitery : ter the put. poses of the Act; is a Heritable Bond over the Contributor's Estate; which Bond. it the Estate be entailed, ►trust contain asp Aisignment to the Commissioners of the Right of the Grantor to charge the Estate in virtue of the Act Any Cor. porate Body - , dr Person not possessed of Landed Estate; be. tog willing to contribute to the making of such Road,: and having other Security to otter, may propose the particu lars at' such Security to the Person so to be appointed at Edinburgh, as before-mentioned... 3. The Commissioners further give Notice, that preference will be given to those Roads upon which the earliest Contri butions are paid, or secured to be paid; especially if accom panied with an offer of the absolute relinquishment of any I.litint of Compensation or Payment for any uncultivated Land over which the proposed Road may pass. 4. Thq Commissioners desire, that any Persons willing to make sothContribution of a Moiety of the EZpence of any particular Lin: of Road above speLified, will forthwith sig., oily the same by Letter addressed to the Seererarr of the Board. . . • JOHN RICK.MAN, Sec. New Palace -Yard ; Westminster, Juir 15, 401. NEW. t... 154 Thll HATS.. TN eonsequence of the very great complaint of late, of • the bad quality of Hats, it has induted Mr. HAR E, of No. it, Strand, who has resided there these 2o years, to try the experiment of mixing Nlolas'ltillt with Bea ver, and which . he has tiittnii to s answer his mat ardent expec tations, not only tot their 4unthillty, which, - on trial, will he found to wear out near two such fiats 2S are linAe hi the usual way, the Mole Fur makinifthent so much tiner, and of a closer texture than the various coarse Puts that arc usually_ itutie use of in the Manufatturing of Hats ; and, with other good qualities,- the Fur will not come Olt; whicli has been so much Complainettot of. late, as well as their t a kin g a most beautlful 13laek, which will retain their - and hong the Nianufacturer of his own Hats, he Sens them at the low !ilia of t I 35.. Stamps included. Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hats, Foldin4 ditto, Patent Silk liars, Livery Hats, anti Lath& and Chililions' Alas, elegantly initialed. . N. B. _Worthy the at Icittionnf Merchants for Exportati.an. *** Mule Skins bought in any quantity. 0:r Letters (0;t-rain;, respecting Mole Skins, only At tzmiled to. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • ja(y 7, 1803. • ffir PRINCIPAL, of ills M 4.. ESTY's ORDNANCE, ilo• hereby give Notice; that they will be reldr*at their Of fi ce, in St. Margaret -0i" Irv,- 41, o 7 bein., the 22,1 in: receive Proposals from such Perslns as may be wilting to stOpfs. CAKE COPPER; for the Service of the ROY AL. BRASS' POU ,CDR}'at WOOL WICH. 'The Proposals to be delivered at the ablve office, sealed, and marked on the outside, " Prn eosit Is • lot supply ing Cake Cop p'er ;" amd the Period of the Contrite to be One. Two, or Three Yeart Jay Order of the Board, R. It CREW, See. OFFICE FOR SICK ANIY WOUNDBLI :71/6 , 15, I :iO3 THE' COMMISSIONERS f'r g lakin,fr care of S Ind IPOIIND SE.4,ITEN, &.- here* . they . gyettotke,_that will be rea..s; at their ObVee ."opner . eo.. Place, at toe times underntentioned, to receive Seated Tende, s, aid treat with such l'ersons as • may b• willing to Contrail for the VICTUALLING, and PROVIDIN'; ,VIEDIC INES wt.!, NECESSARIES for SICK. P R ISO.V ERS of •W/IR. at tie following Placer, for Twelve Alorstis ee,Jain : NORM rIS cizass, Herr ..viirioN, sir I, r; , / , 11.iv 2714 biniew. STAPLETOS t near B,ietel, zsith TheContraaor . will be rejvhed tojinsi Secniiirfir the este ler - firmatree of bit Comma. Farther particular, may be known, by applying at the Ofee the said Commi,sionert ; to C.W , .tin Preslavd, 4onnt for Pfriiwyert of Inn at Yorman Croft; or to Mr. Dalssiel, ~Yor'gr.:n to Pri4verrs of War at Stapleton. No Tender be received after One o'Cloch to the da l , Treav, nor apt) , maim! xxles4 the word " Tenae,," e n , ,,,thi gn en the es ttide thereof, mud senletsthe Parties sr •lce ,•,. lt ens -el. i/'4I 0 IW.T., alp ~ 7th, tgo3. HIS MAJESTY lath h e reby cfirea end require, tket all the Letter-Men, S:-...rjeants, Tr . umyeters, and Dtuntmers on. the Out Pe on of Cheloea or killnainh:tm Hospitals,. residing in Sluth IhttAa4, nub, tttrr disrva , ged fr , ..nt• the Regular Cavalry w I,ifantry, or /cone the Fenct.' bles (those resident in London, us - within twe , yll.: , e thereof, -sob, are to attend at Chelsea. un soch Jays as t.`e the said Hospital that appo;nt ; rod, men as ,y the Hospital 11. , :kr are now more ~ 6 an Six:J. Yeas: f ; ,those nv.:so bat", lostlimb,. or their ge stht, Or are erippies, or who se.eived a. CC, ti kite of their twai ir service /ran a) , 4 - toe Olicers emplged a; the general exam natl.*: of Out-Pe -shners tit the month of Decesse3er last, exe,:p•ed) do pvseataily appear on A i , t h e 2Stb o f thi s hulas,: yts(y, at the Mier herein.ifer tux,. Honed,nt and there put t6es Yves .'snaCr th e orders of s• °Agri. who have been appointed to take t I 0,, in ella'Ar. a"a" to thin,( to he exasnived as to ibehji. , vess for Day, tithe,- ix the Royal Army of &.eserve, or on such :41.;;••• &Voice, as 114 :11ajcsty may think proper to employ them upox, for the .I.)efixce tve R,almtvix. Those residing hi Anglesea Ileaumaris. Bedfordshire - Bedrord, or Dunstable. Berkshire Rea.ting, or A h,ingdon. Brecknockshire' Brecon, or Criclthowel. Buckinghamshire, ) more than zsmiles te Buckingham, Aylesbury, o r W ) com b o. from London - ) Cambridge - Cambridge, or Ely. Cardiganshire Cardigan, Llanbeder, or A bery st with. Carrrcuthenshire Carmartnen, or Llanymelovry. Carnarvonshi re Carnarvon. ' Cheshire Clteter, or Macclesfield. ,Cornwall - Launceston, or Bodmin. Cumberland Penrith.,or Carlisle Denhiehshire • Denbigh, or Wrexham. Derbyshire - Derby. or Chr..sterlield. Devonshire - Exeter, Plymouth, or Barnstaple. Depershire - Dorchester, or Illefeiforti. Dulham Durham, or Darlington. ' Essex, more than as, Chelmsford, or Colchester. • miles from London S - Flintshire - Mold. Clamorganshire Cardiffe, or Neath. Gloucestershire Gloucester, or Bristol. H the I Winchester, Alton, or Southampton. ants, exclusive Isle of Wight of Isle of Wight Newport. Itertfordshire, more t tun as miles frosts Hertford, or WAford. London - Herefordshire Hereford,' dr . Ledbury. Huntingdonshire Huntingdon. Kent. e.s more th Loanndon 25 Maidstone, or Canterbury. mil from Lancashire - , Lancaster, Manchester, or Liverpool'. Leicester - LeiCester, or Rarborough. Lincolnshire Lincoln, or Stamford. Merionethshire Bala, or L)inasmouthwy. -Monmouthshire Monmouth, or Chepstow. Montgomeryshire Welsh Pool, or Newtown. Norfolk , Thetford, Norwich, or Yarmouth. • Northamptonshire Northampton, or Peterborough.. Northumberland Ain wick, or Newcastle on Tyne. Nottinghamshire Nottingham, or •Newark. Oxfordshire - Oxford, or Henley Pentbrokeshire Pembroke, or Haverfordwest. Radnorshire, Radnor. Rutlandshire Oakliant. • Shropshire • Sim wsbury, or Ludlow. Somensetshire Taunton, or Wells. - Statrudiltire - Stafford, or Litchfield. Suffolk• Bury St. Edmonds, or Ipswich. Surrey, more than ) 25 1111105 from I r on-. Guildford, ur !Kingston. don • ' Lewes, Horsham, Grinstead, or Chi cheater. Warwickshire Warwick, or Birmingham. ‘Vestmoreland Appleby, or Kendal. Wiltshire . Salisbury, Devizes, or Marlborough. Worcestershire Worcester, or liroornsgrove. York, West Riding York, Leeds, or Doncaster. York, Wirth Hiding Rh:limo:id, Thirsk. or Milton. York, Bait Riding BeVerrey, Drittleld„ or Hull, Mr . Majesty h graciously pleased to detlare, That all the said (serer. Men, Seriewns, 7'ruinpeters, and Drummers, shall be co.'. side, ed as entitled to the Pension for the Six Months, en,,,,n exc i ng fe w Midsummer /ad not those found Jri for Se '- vice cianm:nce P a y, according to the respitlive Ranks tur. , ich thou held when discharged. fr .m the respective days of their ap pearance in pursuance of tisi.k Order. His Afalerty is farther plea s ed so d e cla re , that every mart, filend lit fir duty, shall also be entitled, on his joining the Corps to nyhich le iha//be appointed, to receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shillings or so much thereof .at shall remain after siipp&ing him with proper necessaries; and those who, on examination, 4re found toryitice: any -duty, shall be dismissed, with proportiostate subsistence to carty•them back to t6eir korner. rind it it hereby notified, that all Out Pensioners in South Britain, discharged in the Ranks ajores.zid (except as above .ex cepa) who shad no appear at tie times and, places her r in p me rAi n zi o , r y a vi s ll dra 6e d c ; o4Ll d de;c 6 d ey a iv t a rz , , , , f a c i p4o ty rid i fi r e struck 4. Gorr( the Books of 'the Out Pension of the said espOive Hospitals of Chelsea or f(ilniainham, without any prosped rot being re tored thereto. • TO aticyale at .6). Hi: ilfojetoe.: C. YORrE. COUNTRY UNITED AND ARMED, iIAS NEVER. BEEN CONOt; ER Et). This Day 4 published, Is. 6d. The Fourth Edition, corrected and colargt.xi, . EGULATIONS of the • PAROCHIAL PO LICE, combined with • the Military and Naval •Nr. niaments to produce the energy and security of the whole Nation. Printed for I, 14;4c:hard, No. 19", opposite Albany House, _ _ This Vamph let was printed in 17,37, and though the Au• thou was unknown; many.or Its Re..;olatunis were adotited io. the Associations of that time. —lt 1:i LOW rupubtisited , atter being accommodated to the present p,fixt. by the desire of several Members of both Houses of l'aiiainerit, Who wish to see the- Country in a suite to hurl defiance and destrudiort ou hordes of disciplined Barbarians destined to pluncies it.