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ARMAMENTS Tor the DEL' E NC E and PROTECTION of the COAST ; Resolved. Unanimously, That at this momentous Crisis, the Wardens and Members tif tile Board will, 'with the zeal and loyalty which has ever animated this ancient Maritime Corporation, exert them selves to the utmost, in affording Government every aid and assistance in their power: lint this Co: poration's.Yacht, a Cutter rigged VeSsel of One Hundred Tons 'hurthen, ulready armed with ten Car riage.Gilos, and equipped at the sole cx pence of the Mem,- .bers, 'he with the utmost dispatch made ready to proceed 'drawn tfte ILlHither, to render every possible assistance lh ease df lIIV3SIOII. That the Wardens and Members, with such of the Younger Brothers as have already enrolled themselves at this House, command and man tire said Yacht. Thar the Six Pilot Cutters under the appointment of this ,Corporation, be ar , and an additional nuMber of Seamen engaged to serve therein. -- That such of the Younger BrotherS as have not enrolled 'themselves, withlliti River Pilots, and other Persons as are ran,; way Conneeted with this Corporation, b e required time-- thitely m rui , ;ll, themselves. Arid that the Owners, Masters and blues of Ships in ge, areal, at this Port,' with their Apprentices, he invited to come l'OtWitt‘i ni cl enroll them s elves, to ad With the Meta_ hers of chi's 'House in the Cornmom C..ause of Defence a nd - Protettion, in such a Way as the exigencies of the momeut shall require. ' mat this House's Officers and Servants; and such of the Tensionek as are capable; do tiold themselves in readiness to co-operate with the MagiStreres and Civil Officers,' in the pevention of diso r d er , or the pillage or injury to the Dock, ;aipolng, Merchandize, or Property, of any sort, either on the Water or Land. Order of the Worshipful the Warlens, &e. JAMES GREEN, Sec., BRITISII FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND Ct)RNIII L N LLO DON. • ESTABIASBED to insure houses, Buildings, Manufaetorie4 Goods, Nferchandize, Ships, Vessels, and Barges. FAKNIING STOC K, and ot h er P roperty in Creir Brit.,in, fr o m Los. or Darniee by . Fire. This Office h. 0., by its exertions and. the - ameliorations in ' traduced' ifitons reguiltions and' modes.of ,business by its liberal management, and. equitable and fair eaualiz a t ion of *eeiniiims for the various deerees of riique, raised , itself ins - the first in rank or Aire Insurance Offices, which is "lie best proof to the Public of the solid foundation of The pßiTisti Fl ILL QFFIC.E, and justifies their decided iirLiferelice. The Proprietors aifi for themselves, unconnected with any similai establishment ;. they originally made their arrange ii its upon the best authorities and information, and their Pxrience in thei r extensive contents,. has Manilested the Itruth of their principles. Anxious to v en d er t h emselves permanently useful, they chi "t endeavour to prozure business but upon terms of recipro cal advantage to heath insurer and insured ; they avoid all fanciful and wild schetnes t make ex petience and fad theh . Aguide ; and by c.deu Laing their Rates of Insurance with due are to the liaxani (.1 l'ire arising Mtn . process in Ma nn . . ctoties, situatio n of Premises, nature of ( , odds, and - othe r ircumstances,,endeare,or to attic such fair ratio, that no per son shall pay either more or less than he civglit. ver They are h appy to state that experience anti fad, and the Y great number of Insurances granted by them on FA RIvI !NG STOCK, partie.ulatly on their improved Plan, enables ,thetp.tp rede,ce the. kcentiutps thereon to 2s. 6d. per Cent. • per Ann. Thisofilee makes giind lOss by Fire from Lightning. Insurances upon any Property' will be granted for any period short of a Year. Agents. are appointed in most of the principal Cities and .. Towns in Great Bri tai ri, of whom P rooosal s may be had gr a t i s. ROBEI i tT . SKI:J:1:0V, Se c. ........-...........„.........„.................„_„. . _ . _ _............................................. FASTS TROSPECT HOTEPUBLIC BL andREAK GARDENS. , HOOPER' s - ILI LI., M A RC:ATE. ii COTTERELL rehpettfully inthrms the Nnhi.. j • lity ' 'Gentry ' arid Public in ccneral, that t h e C i.clens It this Place will be Opened tor a Pt) 81. t.C.! I3R EA K FAST, on MONDAY' NEXT, the 29th of Auguit and will con- Crum EVERY MONDA.Y DURING Ti lt. SEASoN....- In additi,n to the Band usually provided on such bccalorw, the PropFieter begs !cave to inform the Politic, that he has engaged Mr. Seine (.0 Pupil of Mozart), frovt Vienna, Aiusi. can to flit Imperial Ma jest y, w h o w i ll execute a vw:rtly ht. Airs on the Grand Pianb Forte; and Air. Weippert, will also perthrm several Pieces on the Grand Pedal Harp; lausid vs .„, w hich, these ce l e b rated Professor 4 will perform several ratietsun the above Instruments. Admissicin, es. 6d..--Tea and Caine included. i‘it 4- The Ninsic for Dancing, under die Direction of Air. :I.PPert, and tonduaed by Ali. Stine.. .iarBate, August 24, 'iao3.-* ------------ , • IA YOUNG NAN .I‘ , l I SSI NC; I , th y SkippOUti to be Pressed. e - ciptig Ni iii) (E . H. j,) wht) quitted his " ir-`!..ck,i_tllkilott, whe re h e N„ s "a, Apprentice, in North C recto 7 ,t,,iit;'`..re.eti ntihtiN, ;Au," the'iNginning of julylast,, a . od ict .it is supposed, is gone On board .the .Fleet, ‘l , lll,triftke 1311a Z: tc h i ; I* I)ir ents, by etter, at No. rz, Eccie:‘-steet, hip . , -4 prczent hittiatioil, he ill hear of auvanta,e as . tl • .inclinati ons, h„, , h , lea w;sh is 11()t to resist his , - , i to procut6 him a u • wr situation. —.,Pr if any person, some!hing to . s , e cul this, and .the De'se w ripiion of the 136), Will make it V.known to him, or his Prentr,.. he will have their grateful I, l4nfi '• tie is about Fifteen . years'of age, cfark.comple)l ol 4 . - null h ose, light browu hair, st tonic made ' ' * ---- -•-...--........ 7 —........-.....---...., _ T fIk .UATIL E ri4 E Ell 04, I) ESTATE, E SSEX. •To B I', S01:1) BY A 11 CT L"' : By Mr: SQUiBB, • At Car rawa's Colr e-Alter, London, on _ W ednesday the t.ith iit ee-liouse September, Exchang at TwelVd o'clock, in Stx Lots (unless acceptable offers are priviously nude for :tthe whole or any part), 0 P/IYAR.DS Of FA.tir H un d re d an d A cres Forty .:-/ Ulrich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with two I..rni Ho T uses, and oth e r :s u i t Bu ble ildings; situate in th ithin,lour l'Ailes e , Tito; fertile part of tho County of EUCX,'w rdti a Pon wintre Coni is shipped for .the London Market. ( two of Chalk_ >' and Litne-kiTni; Where Chalk may be r• 11 at Lighte;:n-pence the ( ilagtort Load, and Litnt: in. pro oition : distantawenty, iCliles from London, and contiguous ° RIIrli "cl , lirentwootl, nnleric o , , Roleigh, lloehford, See. , .Tlie whole of thc, I.: si:lte is r Rt. V.H 0 L 1), in a Ring Fence, • 4 it c 1 , 4 1 r h - l at " 810 1004:n(10n, iu Essex, in the occupation . of •• Besse Ncw.coinh-, Tenant at Will. who has notice to Illit at Mk). nel' 1 '•* l ' • •-cti tO the I..and T ax , , - , •ii. , :. next,, ts morate y asses., ~ , . and 1 nor' Rates.— Part or the Vurcitase- money ‘ 123 ) r''' 1144 n On Nlort•kig,`. The 11 tit " • • " • - had at M e I , . ''.' tit, be yiewed, and farther rarti,u ars . v__44t,,tincipai inns, at Sou th - Ockendon (where aMa p.ofthc, A I agate- I ford, n h A Brent w00.,,.nga 17:_ ,Is,l‘eft) ! at t. NI, . Rtr it i , ~ c a . of 4,41 Ch...l inlord,.Billent- 0 ., Roleigit, and , Ro L ' l .`P r ' i t.,r 14R, n, i1)11, Saville-row, I. , mcion ;at the Place of Sale ; ant fined „",..t " rlii;s‘, Etc . !. near K , .•lvetion, 14,50; Who 16 atitho. WV af.;,.,5. , . t . , I . ‘ I. I rOPik.loti S • , T '.''' ' . ' . ~,~„, PATRIOTIC VUND. • 0 COFTEE-House, Au o. 23, t o n 3. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND, at Lloyd's Codee-house, held this Day. Sir FRANCIS 'BARING, Bart. Chairman. The Committee having received Letters from Matthew Bolton, Esq. of 'Soho, stating, that a very considerable Sub scription for, the Assistance and Relief of the Defenders of their Country, hod been raised in Birmingham for the Benefit of the Inhabitants or. Natives of that Town, from William Spurrier, Esq. Mayor of Poole, mentioning, that Subscrip tions for Cloathing and encouraging Volunteers, and for the Relief of the Families of those who may be called from horneor slain in Defence - of their Country, are raised, or in tended to be raised, from john C. Mortlock,. Esq. Mayor of CaMbridge, that a SubScriPtionhad been opened in that place for Cloathing such Volunteers as may require it; and also, for the:Assistance of such Families as may stand in need of it. 'Resolved, That the following Address be inserted in the Public Papers The Committee, whilst they congratulate the Publie.on the Spirit and Animation which appear throughout the Kingdom, 'and whilst they return their Thanks to .Matthew Bolton,. Esq, William Spurrier, Esq. and to I. C. Mort lock, Esq. for the Attention and Zeal they Ina()lfeSt on this Occasion ; think it, necessary to otter some Observations on those Letters arid othef4 of a similar description; that the .10sitives, for instituting this Fund, and the Dbject it has in view, may be more distindly understood. It was not in the T.7tintemplation of the Subscribers to fur nish any Assistance towards the Preparations for Defence, which the universal Spirit and Exertion of every Place, and almost ofevery lodividual, has rendered wholly unnecessary ; but to sooth the Minds, and relieve the Distress of those-Who may be wounded or f a ll in their Country's Cause ; as well as to reward Heroic 'Aetions. • Whh.this view the Subscribers deelare4that their Bounty would be extended to every tiyal S: ,'e, ibroitgbow ail - part: of the Umited Xi 'Vow ; in the hope, that, whilst their zeal em braced the whole of what is dear to us, the same liberal dis position would Overn the conduct of others,' who stood for .ward on so arduous an occasion. The ex pence of Arming or t'.loathing of Volunteers, nor indeed the ex Oence •of Support ing their Families dosing rthpir absence ,(which. is provided for by the Public.) harms no part of the objects for which this Fund has r bee 11 I ised; and great numbers of'-t be Subscribers are actually contributors to the Cloathing, &c., of the Volunteers, in their separate DistriCts. W uatever may be the disposition ut others, this Commit tee have 'no intention to 'narrow their views,' but ,to extend the Bounty of a grateful public to ev!ny . Delorder oi Air Cone 'oy: and of course such, as rosy participate in - local Sub scriptions, will not, tor that reason, be altogether excluded from the Fund at Lloyd'a—but it cannot, be deemed unrea sortable, that suco as rely entirely. on the ,General. Fund, should on the whole be placed ut 3 preferable situation to others who may receiVe . twat Relief in lite Arst instanee: and it should be clearly understood, that those who. are Natives Of Places ssqiere local or partial Finals haVe been raised, must be relieved from those Funds previous to any assistance being given from the SubScription at Lloyd's. As the - Committee have reason to: believe, that. n mis taken opinion has prevailed in theininds of Many Well disposed Persons on this subjea, they subthit thoia obser.. %%mons to the consideration of a liberal indulgent Public, on tidlialfof "'the Defenders of their Country." , The Committee h,ave the satisfa4ion to inform the Public, that in addition to the Stock in the 3 per Cent.. Consols. standing • in the names of the Trustees, and . amounting to 20,2301. the SubScriptions in Money ainout to 134.7 5 9 1 %5 3 . 45 1 • Ott that, from what has' been received, the.Conunatee of Treasury have purchased too,eool. 3 per Cent. Consols. . • t00,a331. .3 per Cent. Reduced. • adjourned to Friday the 26th August, at Twelve o'clock precisely. FRANCIS 8AR.1NC . .,;, Chairman, Letters for the. Committee are desired to be addressed to Mt. Webford. Secretary to the Patrioric Fund Corrfmittee, Lloyd s o Cotke-house. , , Amount advertised 20,2 01. 3, per Cent. Consol. Money " 134,729 S 4 reel* Anth..Sapte los o o Troptwrnus FOI- E M. Cursitur, jatnes, Stock Ex- Baron of the change .- to o Exchequer . too o 0 , John Rowe, Seem- Prosped • 'Hill," tary to the New Re iilinK,lterks so 40 0 River`COThpany 4 4 o I.olredaibano to; o o Mrs.-p.ve (1 b - 2 2, a N. I:. Y 2 2 u Catherine Rowe 2. 2 a M.nd Servant - 0 2 () !Sabena Rowe . - 2 2 a A Watc.h. maker 1,1 0 .SarahGrace,Guild- l)irto Maid Servant a 2 6 ford-street - 2t • 0 IlanatlVirtne,Spit , t l The tall Receipt of - E Square - lu 10 0 out Night's Per- Barber ion. Broad, tortnanee at the . Cootie's Court is 0 Theatre Royat Mrs. hru...ct a WeyMOrith, pee Rich. Broad ea a • .• t: 6 lkir: - Ilughtis,ihe Two Serviint - 0 to m a n a ger - ii 20 7 o E. D. . - 2 2 0 Thomas Sheppard 25 o o Joseph Leonard - 2 o 0 Christian Frederick William lintwisle to 10 Bahm,baker,New . H. T. Hewitt ..;:t 0 Brentford - g 2 a M. H. - - 2 2 o MarellioPeSS Of Bxe- .J. 1... Goodwin . 21 9 0 ter - - so o, oMrs .' G oud win 55 v. Miss-K. Blackburn to 0..6 Mrs. Easter Jones $ s 0 Miss A. Blackburn to o a Samuel Mure 52. to 0 S. Prime, per Snot& ' -Sir T. Metc,tifo too a o and Co, - so o a Stephen Risley, 52 to a Subscrivtions received by Bennet ant Wbne, at the Bar of this 11..LISC. . ' v NORTH WALES. G RE EN FL ELI), COPPER and BRASS COMPANY':; PREMISES and ESTATES, at HOLYWELL, in VL,INTS'III RE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. SKINNEt, 'DYKE, and Co.. On Thursday the 24th of Noveinner,,,at Twelve, at Oalri-' Way, in Four Lots, unless previously disposed any Pri yaw Contra:A, of which proper Notice will be given, ,Lot t. Capital and pow-,r6,1 BRASS ROLLING .MILL, capable of working two pair of,Rol Is, three Batter y Mills and Turning House, with 24 feet Fall . of Water, with every proper'lluildlng for the.convenience - of a Brass Manufacloty ; an excellent Agent's House and Gar: dens, and ten substantial Dwelling-1100w for Workmen em ployed upon the Stream. • . ' Lot 2. A most capital andpowerful Copper Rolling Mill.. with three largo Wheels, and sufficient room for , low ;lair et* Rolls, three pair now fixed, four Furnaces', with 23 feet Fall of Water, with a Refinery Warehouse and useful Build ings, an Agent's House, and tensubstantial D welling-houSes for Workmen. -Lot 3. Six Brass Melting Houses', four Fires in each ; 'amine Calcining House, with calcmer Buddies and Drying Oven ; a Mill, with a pair of Stones and a pair of Rollers, with tour feet five inches Fall of Water ; Store:houses, Ware !lento,. and- Buildings, and eleven substantial Dwelling houses for Workmen ; likewise a Fall of Water, not in use, of about at feet, that may be 'separated from the other part, and roonr. for an extensive Manufaaory. \Lot 4. A commodious Dwelling-house, called Greenfield Lodge, now an Inn,-- with Stabling and Out-buildings; and excellent willed Garden. The 'above Mills are part Free.: hold and part Leasehold, and are worked by one of the most powerful Streams of Water in the Kingdom, possessing the singular - advantage of never being affeeled by Frosts, Floods, or Droughts in the Summer, lying near the River Dee. 'Heavy c.krods can be conveyed on board Vessels from 25. to zs. fid.. per ton, and being situated in the neighbourhood of Lead, Calamine, and Coal Mines,' are very desirable for car. rying on extensive ,Manufaelcries in the Cepper, Brass, and iron-plate Trade ;as like Wise fur rolling of Lead,:or as Paper, Cotton, or Wo Wien Mills, as wcli as for a variety at purposes. furthott particulars, apply to .Mr„. Samuel Taylor, the Agent, on the rp Premises to- Mr. ielm Stevens, C`,,,llVev*. _Office, Liveool; or to'Mesiits, S Dyk e ,4 A t " .`"„°' Alderseate-street. • ' 1101:013(;11 ol' BRECON. ELT n MB E I'ING 01 the BAILIFF , RE. CORDER, .‘I,DER.MEN, CONIMON'COLINCIL, TOWN CLLIOC., BthiGESS LS, anti 'INI-I, , ,RITANTS of the said 1i , ir,161, assembl:fd this thy of Atiott, phi - stud - Ice of public: notice. given tar t hat• r):irpose,, to consider, of Acltiress to liiiA l 4js 6l Y. the present 11111)ml:tilt ED WA RD o Rt; AN. Esq, IteCortier, the Chvr ; itt:staved lii‘oilinotisly,•Tlut the following Address be prrsentcd to Ili; MAjesty, "To TIM N(... Kl;'s MOST EXCELLEN rm Ai V,sTv ; - 11ke Humble Address of the it,:t•Graer, Alder meni•cornmon coincii, Town. C leik, -anti la luhitaias of the 11,Jr,0...:41 of ilTecon : " si4; tt ri.E.sse vouo ii 4 tiihstv, "We he iii his hou'r peitl, when your Majos; ty's United Kingd'iln is thr,:atened with Invasion by :lig 111.. 'solent and-overbeai ins; Foe, to asiure you, that We view with tietestidion and conternpt toe htrosloni of his Ambition,. trintideirt that the LeyaltY and AileCiiPll• or Yutir g r ateful Su*as avid, unktzt Divine aid, secure those I:4.;his which your equitable Government fists hitherto And %ye, pledge ourseiVes, in our individual 'capacities, to carry into tull find, tO the Utmost Of out abilities, those measures whielt your Molests' has ii,to t , z4vd, or may adopt! for the Detence 'and Set : Wily of your Dominions." Resolsed, That Charles Morgan, Esq. the Dada, be re guested to present the above Address to His :rlajesty, at tended by the Members of the ilorough and County, Resolved, That_ the Proceedings of this Day be inserted in Tit So N. itudilereCord Papers. Resolved, That the Thanks pt this ,Meeting be given to Ed.w:,rd Morgan, Lsq. Recorder, tor calling the sante, and for his Condud in the Chair. LLIAMS, Town. Clerk. - N AT m.l TE D, an ENSIGNCY in an aci itegi- Nl' meat in the West Indies. A Line, directed (post paid) to A.. 11.. at Mr. Wgiker's lirinting-office, Gioncester, wail be immediately attended to. LovAusT. May w 44 published, By 'l.l-latched, No. tgo,l'itvadcfly, Ind I .Asperne,Cornhill, Price 3d. or 2i, 6.1. a Dozen / T No. 111. (To be continuol every Saturday),, of HE LOY \I • ex.intaiiiing Ori mai anti .5 Selea Paper, ; intent - kJ to roue and animate the Bri. tish Nation during the present important Crkis, and to ilirca its Energies against an inveterate, erne], and impious foe ! Addressed to all P.m lyric Persons ; especially, to the diets, &film s , and L o ral Volunteers, throughout England, Wales. Scotland, And Ireland. • ltecoiornended for liberal Distribution in every City,Tov. , ti, Village . ,_ Camp, and Cottage of the II nitett Kingdom. *** Communications (post-paid) are received• by chard, No. Pkreattilly. Tbis %irk toiy - egi- purchased of all other Eueltlellers and Vewsmen in the Unitod Kintdont. KINGSTON-UPON-ICU Guildhall, r9th August, rEo3, At a MEETING nt' the SURSCItII3b. RS to the FUND raised for the Defence of this Town and its Vicinity aoLTom, Esq. Mayor; in the'Citair etsoLVEnusafitmoust.y, • • THAT the Committee for. • the disptisil of the Money raised and to be raised by Subscriptions,, for the Defence of this Town and Neighbourhood, be composed of the Persons who have subscribed,. or shall subscribe for that , • purpoSe, the Sum o f 17,1. or upwardS, and of the perions hereafter named, and that any' Flve have power to ad. That Sir Henry Etherington, Bart. lie Chairman of the said Committee,- and that in his absence . the Conimittee do appoint from amongst the Members present at any Meeting, a Chairman for the Day. That each of the Sons of Joseph Sykes, Esq. be a Mem.. ber of the said Committee, (the said foseph Sykes having subscribed the Sum of teoal. for himself and Suns). That Henry William Maister, ES+ , the NepheW of Cblo nel Maister, be also a Member of the said Comniittee: (Col. MaiSter having subsclibed the Sum of soot. for hiinielf and Nephews). That the Wardens of the Trinity,pouse, or their Deputies for the time being, be: also Nlemberiof the said Committee. That Abe Chairman of the Pock Company, or his Deputy for the time being . , be also of the said Committee., That the Thanks of this Meeting he, given to the Gentle men who composed the Committee ter IN:feaco of the TOwn and•Neighbourh..)ott, for their exertions. in the business. That the conunittee appointed by the General i\leetikg of the inhabitants; for the 'Defence • tit this Town and , its \Nei he added to the Committee iippointed at this Meeting, and that the Members of both Committees do fortn one Ge neral Committee, as well for .the Dcfence of the Town and its Vicinity, a.. for theApplicatiOn of the Money subscribed and - to be subscribed tor that purpose. • . . That Members otthe, Committee be appointed to solicit Subscriptions ' hy : perional applications tor that purpoki in this Town anti Neighbourhood.' •• That the Thaid:s of this Meeting be given to the Chairman. • That's List at the Subscribers, with these Kesolutions, be published once in Tot ond Couriqr. W. upLTON . Mayor. Kingston - -upon-Hull, ri Aug. ISO 3. A Subscription for the General 'Defence of this Town, .and its Vicinity. . The Corporation of N. Tucker - 10 1) the Mayor and .Bur- . Robert Carlile.Broid gesrles ..tOOO o ley - 3:0 0 William Wm. Balton, fohu Nloxon - C'o 111.1yor i - - ton o John Yeornin - 5 5 Wray Etherington tOOO o George Moxon - o R.Osborne, Recorder too o R. W. Maxon - Wm. Osbourne 100 o A Wham lulu, Sykes toe o henry Green - to la la m Wray too o Mrs. Travis - tua. a loseVit Eggintort . too o Miss Bancroft - 41. o Ciwinas t)sbottrne o Robert Belt - 5 5 William larratt - too Thomas Sc itclierd - 52 to E. F. Coulson - to.) o 1. 11 lirointly - Wm. WiMunson - ,zoo John l emagion - 113 15 john - to to I.'tionias A. Terring- Samuel Hail, - too o ton - is GAftiner Egginton too o John Bourne - o 13. B. 11.4wortli. - tor . 0 William Bourne 3r to Etivvzirrt Cdcid .' ,-' So .o' ' lohn Lee .: , . jt to Joseph Lyan', '.- . i. $ 'joint Milt , _ .. .51 t o 1 Henry"n Littyes - too 0 ohn'Hurison - to - o H Meister, . for , Olin Frost - 2 O 2O o himself anti Ne. tock. Company 5 00 0 phz.ivs. - soo :0 It .•A., liorrison - too 0 Mrs. Porter ' - zoo . o 11r4s. Stanitbrth - too o Thomas Moxon - 200 0 Richard Briim_ .- S 5 Thomas Thompson 200 *0 .Elizabeth ii iith too u Thomas Clay . - • tE t , Samuel, Newton, - r Thamas flewson so Just. sa to George Herwson 50..0 l os ..ft. PeilSo • 500 0 NIT4,,SiakS - 50 0 GeOrge L dd.li - lao o blichvct Andrew - 21 o John Ourstlll, jun. sz ia Thomas Hail 50 o IZi c l; rd le!ty - 105 0 William -2q a Airson Terry - sz to Thomas Ilall, jun. -.20 0 . 105201 S ' .v Prrietors of Hull sel t z nid Solos, 1010 0 Advertiaer lo so The 'Trinity 'louse 300 0 john iiaracis - 2i 0 Thomas Barmby - So 0 Edward Pearson - 2 2 Dt!arilt -.. 10 10 Curl - 31 10 T io mas lacksen• 21 o Curias, J.lll. 10 1,3 Franck 1 ail - 100 0 lto , aert Corlas Io to C. Shipcnan - 50 0 11. 11riggs - to to Thomas I.unclie - 30, 0 (.;corge Popple - 5 2 t0 Thomas Locke,. • 50 P' W . T ii dd - 105 0 pe1)1011 - 10 10 Cook Sc . Walmsley - so to John Woolf - 21 o Bonivit 84.Coltisa to 'o Horneastle so o Win Borland - so Jo Frara: - .21 o e11e.p111. , 11 • 4 0 Simpzoit - 21 0 I'llolllai Shackles 10 0 ' 111 ' 1 ' 1 " 4 Y So {, Robot C. Pease - too o holuas koomsoli 21 0 Heltry liedlord 3 t to Harry Brom! - Is ti Mrs. 11. - so o Nlartrn .at o Thcr.n/s 13r0w.114 - 31 to. atn Cieol - So 0 Gcor,;t:. Rod weti - 31 10 Perraby t ROYAL (lOLLEQE: *4 Ark. 20, 11;01. TN conforettyy 001 be Rest; tiot; tits , „ Commis:l6,mo r uonamakk ;11ht . Royal tare College; that the,aj)pointment osrlf 4 144, 4 sha.'l he deityntlned 1) rJfropelibv of r‘i:e tne Governor' dvti , hereby give notioe, that adi;tiptal N 1 aste r branches of r'itftrttrti4., VVtitii"!g: lleog -ay); ,p ra l History, La ndscape. Draw log, .and hdlciilg, 14.711 Ce- .;, al the yanior liepartment of the said Collei . , ,e; at G. e.:t 4 , 1,0, in the Counti of .fincis,..irt the et 7 :lOT CP.been.rnine Letters of ap ficatio,t are to to P irf r i t, the G:Jt.'erneit• Royal 11111ila toiler cd - atr to the 1107n:,terahle ry Secreta at py IsAt Person 1011/ •,& ibe .EitahliStistent Char.f!ter 2uill PM beat the . 4lsia:a scrutily. A Board Pi 44. oe'Trted.D. tie 13'h forl C exami....vhn of the the AB - 7.) : _ z u ri e!. ? n e d appoa; EAST INDIA trot7s#4::, _ , • . . . //vist igoj. THP; CCU . RT of 1 R .7 of the t.; A' IT ED CO,IIP,INk cf :1 ti RC .. I NTS,,of X. SC; I::4Si3 tradi the Eq.st . Indier,- do herel,i, give ,A 7 titir, ft Q.7.nlei•tr - GeVerj/ age" i taid:Co4pd.l4.tvill , s'••11e41 at It-ate in lea.itx.hal 1-strret, ow tre,..4,,etj,ty t h e 28" : 6 teniter next, at ,Elevrn im the Fovnloi7, •• • ,73,11 ES elisiit..i.7l-Stc. • • By.Liikadier-Ceneral COLIN C M E L 1.; Cominandiog the North., East Dili ision of the Northern Disuict. Wff;R,EAS an Outlaws, named 1 ri()M AS Ii RUSStLL, formerly an °facer in the . 64th Iteg.. ment of loot, acid sonic- tinle confined at Fort. tieorge; 14 North Britain; has publijhed a Proclamatibn, in which lie sqles hirtistlY General in Chief •of the-Northern biltriet; and Member of the ProviSional GO y erriinent,addres::::;: to " :1011 of Ireland!''' "Once more in .-Arras to 'assort the Rights of Nlankind ) :iiitt Liberate your t'ouniryl" Now this is to give Notice; that the 'Sinn of FIVE D R.E D POUN DS will be paid- by me; to any Perscirr:or Persons_who shall apprehend; and .tleli . ver into custody; thy above-mentioned 'frai tot ; or who shall gi v 6 Such intOrination as-may lead to ,his apprehensinu Here follows a Desz.:ri pt ion of Old said Tlibma4 Ittisi;ell. He is a tali. handsome Ntan, about ; feet t t inches high, dart; coinplexion, aquiline • n osh largo tilae . k eves, with. lief eye-Draws goo,cl teeth, full chute.!, walks generally fast and upright, and has a .wilitary ; r, ahn,it years of age, speakstuentlyi with a 4:;leartli:Jiact voi.‘:e„ an‘l has a good Address. ' Given at Belfast, this .10th day of Augnst i • 1103. COJ.IN CANII.'I3EI.I., Brig.-Con. NEW LOrEERY, 13 EGINS DRAWI_N__? B : 3 I7 .. tI . I , of SE Pl:ti\pEß, No. of Prizes. S C ()leach. • sv,clo sot.%) s'o 100 Total „!I . X. 6104 .30bcp 6o;o 1/1,o:V 21,c0 . a Tickets, • First drawn Ticket ..7th nay First drawn Ticket last Morning . Are part or the above Capitals PICKETS and SHARES are at every LICENSED Arid the PRIZES PAIL) on DEMAND. Price. —Ticket 17 4. - Bt6 •Eigllth - - 4 9,. o Sixtecrith Tickets tVill gradually* rise. ,c. 21Q,004 23, 0 )06 5,1,a* Hal r Vbarter 5 1 2 6 N EW STATE LOTTER SWIFT and Co. No. t 1,- Pooh ty, heg- laeatte• to inOrin the Pithlic, that TicKETs and SI R 5 art on sale, At their Oitlce, in g v.triety. Tile Lottery, whith Driwing the srli ut Seitreinher, t,orisistt of only 2.1,000 Tickets; 211 it the Amount et the Prized i$ Scht.tiries gratis. .' . ' ' NEXT MONDAY WEEK. The New Lottery beg,iim Vrowity,. .. F.TODG4s and Co. Suck BrokeN respeitirtilly .1 actimaipt th.: Public, that the TLCF...ETS and SI-LAKE:4 of the present Lottery, are on Sale in g !VI; t variety, itti:.l on the, most' reasonable Terms, at their Licensed - Ortic,r3 % Nu. 149, Oxfor4-street, opposite Bond.street, al vt N o , 44 , St. lames's-street, where lii the late Lotteries thr tellowitie; Capital Prizes, were Sold, Shared, and ttekir.tetect, vii. No, 29,467 a PrizoOtZ.2o,o..ll- No. '2,0 til tlize 0f,C.10,0c.,7 15, 7 0 5 • - - 20,000 3 0 ,333 . , .. -5, 11,660 . - - z0,.?,0.) 2S,til9li - - - - $,, ',',,, 24,787 - : . l':,,Ocio I 18,060 ,- - . . 5,b» .7, Mt - Wont:, - .36,030 . . 4 . $ 40:4 , • 477' Prizes to any amount paat on delnalad. * 4 * Govc:Mment Securitiesabought anti sold by Cnrniniso sion. . .. . .. No. 4, Corithill; and No. 9, Charing,-cross, r ir BISH, - Proprietor of the al)ov old-established .; Pr - flees, resfteafully acquaints the Public, that Tickets and .Shares tor the Lottery * which begins ,Dratvlng the fith of 11. , xt Month., are selling, iu great variety * told the Prizes will be paid as soon as itrawo, froth '1 went ) , 40 Twenty Thousand Pounds. , The Scheme is universally all o wed to be gdod 7 tht.re are but few 'rickets,. :inc.! many Capital. Prizes I the.P tic:: is Loin,. siderably lower titan last year, but ,viii rise its the Dr 4 wilt); aliproachcs. r * * Persons in the Country wi.,ltins' to have Tickets .of Shares, may. he suppli e d tite as if pra ) win, by acts-lit, their post-paid, accoutp.olied by gooct tuiUs at sht)tt datt:s, Cash, hank-mites, or Post-Ohio:. Cruets, to `V. Ni ls, No. 4, C.orithill, vtiliery I.lusiness , in thz Public Funds is tratts.i.cted.Nvith fidelity and dishat h. . -NgWA:KK UPON TRENT. 1() BE SOLI) BI AUCTION, At 11-Ir. Tilbmp4ori's, the liotel, in Newark upon Trencpn , 'Thursday the lith Day of September, ht Fonfo'Clock in the lite,.noon, stihje4 to stleit ConditinnS as v~iil u 4 produced, Luc t. ACA iti tal MESSUAGWOr:TEN EN - r, J.. situate at the Ik/est End of tStrrctcalled NI gate, in S.,!wail. neon Treat afOres,lid,AVith . Stablos, C0.K.11. houses, thizreto excellent Garden, welt „t+ , ..ized with Fruit Treet, aloi two Closes of Land .i(ttoitiing t and borderitig..iip , ii a navi gable Branch of the iiiee Trent, containing to,;eiiier ab:)tit eight Acres, , now in theoccirtration of. John Cooke. Emt 'Chose Premises ate tit lot the receptlowntA genteel l'ami. ly, are delightfttlly situated at chi:: extremity of tlic . Towit •of Newark., and have all the ad v air; ()fa Town Re.ii.lence with the retirement of a Country Sirution, or they might but made extremely cominocliou; tar carry li!, on iowy csiensivu Business, from their conth;iiiq to the liver. Lot s. A M itSStJAC.I or 'I .g i E o k-lENT, situate in New. ark upon Treat aforesaid,- near to the first Lax, !I-Ay in ti,2. 'occupation Of Mr. Samuel Hunter t together with an excel lent Garden adj , iiniolf thereto, a&I also hotdcring upon the River Trent.-- It is intended to incretse the ,runtage at this Lot next the River, as may be seen by the I' Loti, A Close of Land, called TURNSTILE CLOSE, titnate near the said Stre...t tii tl Miligate, ;Hid Mg upon the Turnpike R, from Ne,vark to Not. rineltam, containno , aiso , l and now in the Te. owe 9t Mr, Cooke, Situation for considerable p.m tit i ,11 . ...1ta5e-money may tit 4. main On Seettlity (Oho Presnis, , , , , ii ,:quited. rif.ite may be viewed!~ and further particulars - had ri application to 'Alcsir.i. Gottlrey and 1%111.41,15, A tlpftliet at •La l w, in Newark with whom a•Plan iih • flfit•tte is loeJ.ted. or , to Messrs, KintlerleY, LOog :444 Put. Chancery-lane. UMBER 3412. 7 HURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1803. PRICg iSiXrEIICE; ,•, _ _