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•S E 44 1 4: 144 ;4 • • tH ie '* . • /4 4,11 \l.\ NUMBER 3322.) i EGYPT. WIDOWS WIVES and CHILDREN o f the BRIT I SH SOLDI CRS ; SAILORS ; and MARINES, who FELL On the EXPEDITION to EGYPT. ' A T a COMMITTEE far Managing the Fund 41. raised foNhe Relief of the Widows, Wives and Chil. dren 61 the Killed and Wounded British Forces, who Fell on the F.xpedition to Egypt, held at the Craven Tavern, Strand, . On TU F. SDAY the loth of May, 1803. ' • • The Right Hon. General Sir WILLIAM FAWCETT, 1(.. B. in the Chair. The Chairman laid before the Committee a Letter he had received from the Honourable. JONATHAN .DU . NCAN, toyernor of Bombay, whereof the following is a Copy Its, I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Letter of the. loth luly, tBo I, cnclosing'the Copy of a Rest,- 1660 110 f a Generellleetiog of Subscribers to a Fund raising for the Relief o f t h e Widows and Children of our brave Countrymen Killed and Wounded upda the kxpedition to r : lave given all encouragement in my power, to promote the success of an objed so justly meriting the liberal assist ance, attenti on , and humanity of every British Subjed, by causing Subscription Papers to be circulated at this Presi dency and Subordinates; and I have now the satisfadion to forward their amount by a Bill of Exchange, on the Hon. Court of Direaors, for ,toot.. Sterling: I have the Honour to he, are. lONATHAN DUNCAN. Bombay. Castle, Dec. 6, 118ot. And likewise, the following Extract of a Letter from Robert Arbuthnot, Esq. Chief Secretary to the Governor of Cey lon, addressed to William Huskisson, Esq. London, Co lonial Agent for that Island, dated. Colombo, Nov. 20, Igo2, 11 , I am direCted to transmit to you the first of a set of Bills *Ton the Lords CoMmissioners of the -Treasury, for 6701. 6s. Bd. (Vide the Names below), being the Amount of a &Inscription by the Civil Servants of this Government, for the Benefit of the Widows and Children, of the Soldiers and Sailors who fell in Egypt, ,which you will be so good as to deliver to the Committee appointed to receive the Subscrip. lion. " It was peculiarly incumbent on the British Inhabitants of Ceylon, to testify their gratitude to t the Egyptian Arnty, whose valour contributed so greatly to secure possession of this !shed to Great Britain. he Military Subscription for the same objed; amount. ing to upwards of 8001. will be remitted through The Cont. manderin Chief, General Lake. • " Ordered—That the Bill's be depoiited with Messrs. 80. Banquet, Beachcroft, and Reeves; and that-the amount, when received, be vetoed in . Government Securities until it be wented." • The committee earnestly request, that the commanding Officer of such Regiments as served in Eypt, who have not yet transmitted regular Returns of the killed and Wounded in their respedive Corps,. will not fail to dolt as 50011 as pos sible: Awl that all the Widows, .Wives, and Children, of such Soldi ers , Sailors, and Marines, as suit:red in Hollarid or E gYP!, and who have not yet been paid their full proportion at tile Bounty of a generous Public, subscribed tor theirße. nefit, swilt send to the Secretary, No. 13, I.varwick-street, Colden-sonare, such pioofs of their Claims, as leave been re. p_eatedly pointed out to them by Aclvertisernentsin the PUblit rapers..and otherwise. . By. Order, , .C. CUPPAGE, e Sc.. . , Subscriptions received get Ceylon: Precieric North . So ' 0 ci. 1. Reeve, Purser of C. E. Carrington 40 0 0 thelion.Cornpimy's Robert Arbuthnot 3o o o Ship Manship . . Jo,. 0 0 lames Dunkin . • as o 4.1. .lolin Brohier 5 o es Nieholas`Sautnarez zo 0 6 B. Dobree-- 5 o . o William Boyd 20 0 o G. Gregory 10 o o Tonic,,, Scott star so o a Gavin I opvilie 1; 9 a , Samuel Tolfrey 2o o o Hamilton 2.0 . 0 4 I-1. A. Marshall to o 0 _James Gordon ); o o Richard Bourne 5. o o Sylvester Gordon so 0 Alexander Cadet' 5 o O • Thomas Fraser lo a o ',Olin Davidson 5. o o Francis Smith 5 a a ,George Arbuthnot 'le, As o Henry Powney 10 o a G. M. Leslie IS' o o, ames Sutherland zo 0 o Alexander Johnston 5 ,o o • oseph Sansony 5 - o o 'Robert Boyd 15 . o o ames Wright 5 o o W. E. Campbell ' 5 0 q .W. Carrington 5, o o 1. Doyly to o V oGeorge Atkinson 15. o o A. Wood Is o 0 1: I Brown . • 5 6 8 H. P. I. Eayard . 5o o Peter Marshall - 4 4 Wm. Montgoniery 2 o o John Neill i 6 8 ---- Soitey.illec sooG. C. Bagihaw , 56 8 loseph SMith V to oo M. Armstrong I t 4 • J. t. D. Estandau 8 a o I. Winn V 5 6 8 George Laugllton To 0 0 'Capt. Driberg to o 0 Ceorge Tumour 'IS o o neweii, Lieutenant tA. Stutzers J . '2o 0 o •igth Foot to o o obn r l / 4 .1 , 1)0uia1l . , 00-T. A. Barclay 5 o • elm Angus V 5 5 6 8 Colin Rogers 8o o harks Manage $9 o Thomas Farrell 56 8 i .r. I.DINEAN SOCIETY. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the LINNEAN SO CI ETY - of London will be held on I ' t let 4 av the 24th of this Month, at' One o'Clock precisely, for the leetioti of a Council and Officers for the ensuing M Year ; and the,embets of the Society will dine together on that Day at the Preetnasen's 'Tavern, in Great Queen street, Lincoln's inn Fields. Dituter to be on the Table at hive o' C lock precisely. Tickets, -Lis. each, to be of Mr. Price, at the Society's Apartments in Panton-square, Coventry-street ; 'and at the liar of the Tavern. ' • REAL DISTRESS, Person reSpeaably.descended, is, by the con. tinued series of the most unprecedented calamities, so pitiably reduced, as to compel this Urgent application to the considerate Public. for 'Relief. Her Husband, who served abroad as an Officer during the late War, since the Peace being in inured in gaol for debt, ii~ thereby prevented from lessenin the miseries, or even aiding the common mainte. trance. of a large Family o tour Children, impart only lately recovered frnm the most severe and expensive illnessyin which one died, with the further weighty charge of the recent birth of another, all without prosped of support, but 4hrough this channel, until their Parent's liberation, are the leading circumstances of her trying case, now respedfully submitted to ti:eling minds. The .smallest donations will be thankfully received, at Mr. Becket's, Bookseller, No. st, ,Pall , Mall.—Mr. Becket begs leave to recommend the above melancholyCasc to the consideratio n ' of the Benevolent and Humane, fors the fads are truly stated, and they are real oh leas of charity: • , • TO'THE OURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 9'HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are • respeitfull y informed, john - Burgess and Songs GENUINE and SUPF.RIOR ESSENCE of AN C Ft O'V I ES, continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has obtained such universal approbation for in.tny years past. The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed ln.t/so opinion of the Country at large, and of Per sons resident Irrall parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in th e s i tuat i on i t now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of AN CHO VI ES and other RI CH SAUCES liar F I SH. .4te. induces thern, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, aec. in 'purchasing the same, as none is to be had of Their Genuine, but at their Warehlguse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade liar family use, of the best quality. WEST, INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS .of SHIPS, arc. O'FFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, sup- Ilied upon the sho r t est n oti ce f or t he E ast an d .West ndies, are, • • Warehouse, No; 107 , corner of Savoy Steps, • Strand, London. For the 4onyenience or FaMilies its Scotland, they have ap voitoed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh; their sole Agents fur Fish Sauces. SUS, THURSDA Y, MAY 12, 1803. VORTH and CLYDE NAVIGATION SHAKES' TO BE SOLD.—A few Shams to be ills. posed of. • Apply to Ain:andel' Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer.street, BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. BUTLER's Furnishing Upholitery, and i gabinet Ware.rooms and Manufa6tory, Nos. - 53 and LI; Cathe rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest, neatest, and most (economical Fashions, of well seasoned materials, and excellent workmanship, with several im provements. BUTLER respatfully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him, and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is well known that Bur LE a has two patents, one for Tables, the other for Bcalsteads; the principle Of the first is applicable to - almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient for Houses, and much more portable. The'principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds,' which latter are singularly use ful in sickness, and each when shut up, make a. handiorne piece of furniture for a Sitting RooM, Dressing Room, &c. rite Four Poar and Tent Beds go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help Or tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and ace very portable. Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c. BUTLIJOS Patent ManufaCtures have been graciously pa tronized by the King, Queen, and Rbval Family, and ho noured by orders from numbers of the'llobility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of in the East and West Indies : the merit of the Articles have thus' met with fit vourable encouragement, and for which he returns hiagrate- NI acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of fices of some others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with Bo T E It'S name hisCribtxl, which may help also to promote his Business, or should it be designed otherwise, lie, by the permission of Providence, manufaatires and sells his Supe rior Pour-post and Other Beds; excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine-street, 8 doors from the Strand, a' Brick front House, %%here lie has con strueted several 'Fools and Machines for working the same, and has otherwise bc'enat considerabliiexpence to bling them to that utility and degree of perfe4tion at which they now are. At the same place may be had every Article ter the , completely Furnishing Houses. N.B. For Exportation. LALEHAM, MIDDLESEX. TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, .• . By Mr. THOMAS CHAPiVIAN, Of Richmond, Surrey, In LOTS,. On FRIDAY, the zoth of May inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Noon precisely, at the Bush Inn, Staines, THE MANOR and LORDSH IP of LAI.E. 1 HAM, with Court Leet and Court , Baron, several Mansion Houses and Gardens on the Banks of the River Thames k and upwards of Eight . Hundred and Twenty Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; the greatest . part free from Tythes : a healthy situation, and situate to one of the best neighbourhoods ; only one mile from Chertsey, two from Staines ' and sixteen from . London. Further particulars may be had at the Chambers of Mr. Graham, Lincoln's-inn ;of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land:. Surveyor and Audioneer, Richmond, .Surrey ; and of Mr. Thomas Harrison, of Laleham, (who will , shew the Pre- . mises) ; at the Bush, at Staines; . and of Mr. Home, Attorney at law, Staines. A FRE EHOLD.—LYMINGTON, HANTS.. TO BE SOLD, T BY OPRIVATE CONTRACT, "T 'Ele g ant and Commodious Mansion, can ed the. GROVE-HOUSE, with the furniture, si tuate near the Town of Lymington ; and immediate Posses sicn May be had. The House has been recently enlarged, imprOved, and finished in a superior and substantial- man tier. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing-room, at feet squarey • is h height ; Dinlng..room of the same dimen sions ; Library, 23 feet by 17, to •in height ; Breakfast Par lour, 21 feet by ts, g feet 7 in height ; with Ofilees of every description complete and convenient. In the Attic Story are five large Bed-chambers, with two Dressing-roams, four excellent Servants' Rooms,' and a Laundry. • 'here are good Kitchen GardenS (partly walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur rounding the House, _with a Coach-house and . Stabling for four Horses. The Furniture is new within . the last ten months, Made of the very hest materials, in the first style of elegance, and in good preservation. • Grave-House commands beautiful and extensive views of, the Isle of Wight, the Seili and the surrounding Country. That delightful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is part of the Premises, and will be included in -the For further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to Charles St. Barbe, Esq. at the Bankin.l.ymington, who xvill deliver Tickets for viewing the House and Furniture, FESTIVAL of the ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY, for the EXTERMINATION of the SMALL PDX. PATRON, THE KING. PATE.- ESS THE QUEEN. VICZ-PATRONS. His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, His Royal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE, His Royal Highness the DUKE of CUMBERLAND, His Royal Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER. IRESIDENT, His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD. vice PRZSIDENTS. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, The. LORD CHANCELLOR, The Duke of DEVONSHIRE, The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, The Marquis of WORCESTER, The Earl of SHREWSBURY, The Earl of DERBY, The Earl of WESTMORLAND, The Earl of BERKELEY,. The Earl of EGREMONT, The Earl of HARCOURT, Fite-Earl of HARDWICKE, Earl SPENCER, . - Earl ST. VINCENT, The Earl of DARNLE.Y, The Earl of LIMERICK, Lord Viscount MELVILLE, The Bishop of LONDON, The Bishop of DURHAM, Lord Viscount CASTLEREAGH, • Lord PELHAM Lord SOMERVI LLE, Lord ROUS, Lord CARRINGTON, Lord GARDNER, Right Hon. C. ABBOT, Speaker oCthe House of Com. mons, , Rt. Hon. CHARLES PRICE, Lord Mayor, M. P. Rt. Hon. HENRY ADDINGTON, M. t'. Right Hen. WILLIAM Pl-TT, M. D. • - Right Hon. Sir. 10$EPH BANKS, Bart. K. B. Hon. Admiral BERKELEY, M. P. Hon. CHARLES (AMES FOX, M. P. • Hon. CHARLES 'GREY, M: P. Sir HENRY MILDMAY, Bart. M. P. Sir FRANCIS BARING., Bart. M. P. Sir JOHN WM. ANDERSON, Dirt. M. P. Sir WM. CURTIS, Bart. M. P. EDWJENNER, M. D., JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Esq. THOMAS BERNARD, Esq. THOMSON !SONAR, Esq. HARVEY CHRISTIAN COWIE, Esq. M. - P. IOHN FULLER, Esq. 111, P. ABRAHAM GOLDSMID, Esq. '4 GEO. lIIBBERT, Esq. WM. S. POYNTZ, Esq. M. P.,. 'HENRY THORNTON, Esq.. M. P. R. B.'SHERIDAN, Esq. M. P. CEO. TIERNEY, Esq. M. P. . WM. SMI - 1 11, Esq. M. P. BEN. TRAVERS', Esq. ' SAM. WHITBREAD, Esq. M. P. WM. WILBERF • • ORCE Esq M. P. THE FIRST ANNUAIS FESTIVAL of the Governors and Friends of this SOCIETY will be holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, on TUESDAY, the 17th of May inst. being the BIRTH DAY of - Dr. jENNER. , TS &WARDS. The Earl of Egremout Wm. Vaughan, Esq. Lord Carrington . C. Lettsoin, M. D. 1%.e. T.Ced liayirr Henry Cline, E', - )q. Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart. Henry Hoare, Esq. ThoinaS Baling, Esq. Robt. Thornton, Esq. M. P. J. F. Tutfen Esq. David Pike Watts. Esq. Dinner will he upon the Table at Five o'Clock precisely. Tickets ros. 6d. each, maybe had after the Loth inst. of .the Secretary, and at the Bar of the Tavern. CHAS. MURRAY, Secretary, No. 19, Greville-street, Hat-ton-Garden. No Collection. 0 ," Those Governors who do not receive Tickets, will at. tribute it to their Address not being known, and will.plcase to-send for them tothe Secretary before the rsth inst. CAPITAL MANSION, MEADOW LAND, and FINE TROUT STREAM, Cowley-grove, near Uxbridge. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 1, at One, ATruly Desirable. LEASEHOLD , ESTATE comprising an excellent Family House, with domestic Offices complete, of every description, Stabling for sixteen hors - es, Double Coach-house, and every other well-adapted Out -building, most conveniently placed, capital Kitchen Garden, - with every crop for the Season,' inclosed by lofty Walls covered with the choicest Fruit-Trees, in full hearing, Hot-house fully planted with Vines in the higheityertedion, Forcing-house, Green-house, &c. the Lands coiiSist of about Thirty Acres_ of, Melt 'Meadow, conveniently divided; - the River Colne, so famous for Trout-Fishing, rut through the Pleasure-Ground, which is laid - out in the drost exquisite taste, and plaited. with Trees of the• choicest description, now at the most beautiful period of theirgrowth. The Situ ation within One Mile of Uxbridge,'Seven. of, Windsor, and Fifteen of London. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Household Furniture, Stock of Wines, Beer, Live and Dead Stock of every - description ; and also a chipice.col leetion of Green-house Plants, at. a fiir Valuation. I mine diate Possession may be had. The Place tote viewed with Tickets,only. Particulars - at the White Horse, Uxbridge; Essex Arms, Watford; Castle;. Salt-hill ; ,White Hart, Windsor ;- BUSh, Staines; Red Lion, Hounslow; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets:for viewing the Premises may be had. A CAUTION'TO THE PUBLIC. TROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, or ASIA TIC TOOTH-POWDER. WHEREAS several Qmpositioni, both in Town and Country, have been vended, to the great detriment of those who use them, Mrs. Trotter 'feels it her duty to caution the Public to be particular of whom they purchase the above Article, which they may rely on getting genuine at her Warehouse, or ti . om those whose Names are inserted in her Advertisements. For above these twenty years it having been held in the highest estimation byevery description of people, precludes all panegyriO. Those who have not' tried the aids of this 'excel lent Dentifrice, will find a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtuei; its excellencies lacing ac knoWledged by the most respectable Medical Authorities, used by 'many. and recommended. The Powder cleanses and:beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses.no acid that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradi cates the scurvy, which often proves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound Teeth from decay ' se. cures decayed Teeth from becoming worse,' Wens those which are loose, proves the happy means of preventing their being &Awn. But what has enhanced it in theeStimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth -zicib with which, before that period, they had been violently afilided. Likewise a Tincture which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth-ach.—Piswder as. 9d. a Box, and Tindure 23. 9d. a Bottle. • Sold, wholesale and retail, by .the Proprietress, No.3', Beau fore Buildings,' Strand; and by appointment, by - i Messrs. Cattle and Lea, New Bond-street, and Turner, ditto; Messrs. Hendrie, Perfumers to . Her Majesty, Tichborne-street ; Mr. Love, Haymarket ; Mr. Davison, Fleet-street ; Cheapside ; Messrs. Petty and Co. Ball-alley, Lombard street ; Messrs ; Champante and Co. jewry-street, Aldgate ; Mr. Tun, Royal Exchange; and Mr. Vine, Bath. N. B. Norte is genuine that has not M. Tiottet written en the Stamp. Near mioxroßD, HANTS. T _ o , BE LET OR _ SOLD, a convenient T FAMILY HOUSE, with Garden, Barn, Stabling, and the whole or part of Twenty-five Acres of good Land.ad joining. The. above Premises are in a pleasant Sporting Country, have an unlimited Right to a Neighbouring Com mon, and the *Land-Tax is redeemed. Apply personally„or by Letter, post-paid, to the Rev. J. ..latorold, the Proprietor. NM. The PfCilliVS are three quarters of A Mile distant from the High Road; and One Mile and a half from Drox— ford. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Chequer-Inn, at Goldhanger, in the County of Essex,, OR Friday the z7th Day of May, 0303, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (in such Lots and subject to such Conditions as shall be then agreed, unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Contratth A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in ; the Parishes of Beckingham and Goldhanger, in the County of Essex, about six Nliles from Malden; consisting of a Messuage, now. divided into Two Tenements, with a Barn ' Stable, and Out.: buildings, and divers Parcels of inclosed Arabic, Meadow, and Pastille Land,. containing in the whole by estimation 89 A. 3 R. t 9 P. in the holding of. Mr. foseph Bygrave, for a Tenn Whereof two Years will be unexpiicd at - Michaelmas next, at a very low anti Improveable Rent, It.* Mr. Benjamin Taylor at the Chequer-Inn, at GUI& hanger, near Malden, will spew the Lands ; and farther Par tieulars may be had of Messrs. Baxter and Martin, Furpi. vat's-Inn, London. By the KING's PATENT, CAKES for Making of SHIN ING LIQUID BLACKING, lb; Shoes, Boots, See. Price SiXpence ea ch. "THESE CAKES make, with the utmost Ease by the addition of Water only, a most excellent Shin ing Liquid !Slacking, much superior to any hitherto known : it gives the finest Black, and most beautiful gloss to the Leather, yet never renders it stiff or hard, but on the con trary, prevents it from cracking. andpreserves it soft, pliable, and mellow to theNery fast. It is perfecily free from.smelly . anal the Shoes that are blacked with it, will neither soil the' fingers in putting on, nor the stockings in wearing. The long established reputation of these Cakes 11010 C in duced many persons to counterfeit them, those who make use of them are requested. to take notice, that fon.: are ge nuine but what have - an engraVed Label pasted on each Cake with these words, 4 ' By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shin ing Liquid Blacking, prepared by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee s and sold by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur- street, London I" where large allowance is m ade to those who buy them for exportation, or to selkagain, with, a liberal discount to such as take quantities for'ready•moneY , N.B. The bills of directions are signed with ni name ; W 13 AYL E which appear on the outside of each Cake. •* Many of the. Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the • true ones• in appearance, they may be discovered by my name on the label being - dil&rently spelt, or the wont (u) or (as formerly) inserted before the wont prep2reil— -~.~';, w.. 7 fr ra E slxrENcr EAST INDiA HOUSE, MO 4, igoi• HE COURT of bIRECDORS.Of 114 T tiNitED COMPANY of IifERCIIANT,S of ENG.: LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at tkeir House, in .Leadenball.street, on Wednesday, the 25th instant, I;.'or • Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six ix the Evening, jOr the Bleak* of a Diretior of the said Company, in the room of S'ie John Smith Burgess, Bart, deceased, Rel rl3Sfl Y, Secretau.; EAST LvarA HOUSE, Tay yr, iSo3. rrHE COURT of DI RECTORS of the UN/TED J. COMPANY of 111ERCIIANTS ENGLAND t r ading o the East bales, do ireo give That a Quarter& .Generai Court of the s.iil CoMpany will he held at their house, in Leadenhall-strert, IPednesa'ay, the 22 of lure next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, fin' the purpoJe of declaring a Dividend from fhristmas last to 11fidsummer next. That the Transfer Rooks oftbe said CompastY's_Stui will be shut en Thursday, 24 at Two o'Clock, and opened again on Thursday, lila yu6v faeouin g . And that the Dividend iVarrants of the said Conlaly's Stock due on the 51b yuly, will be ready to be ,frlivered on illonday, I ien :yuey next. • g7LLLI,II RAMS.4Y, THE HISTORY OF THE I;ATE WAR. r HE Publisher respeetfuliy announces, that Mr. .1. Stephens's History of the late - War, frolll the com mencement of Hcistriiues between Ftill:X and Arikria, in 1791, tilt the Peace between France urd Cheat Britain, ire 1802, will positively be ready for delivery, and !lily be had of all llooksel tors s on Saturday the I 4th of May. The Work will consist of two very large and hondtiorna Volumes, Medium Quarto, .ic - compauiert with Maus and. with copious' and very particular Indexes, ;and will Sc suld for three Guineas, in board;. N0..71,. St. Paul's Church-yard, • Maya, 18,1.'3.. NI Alt y- ‘VORTI;EY MONTA(U. MR. PHILLIPS respeaftilly informs the Nobi. #4 and the Public, that the entire Letters and other Works ttt the Right Honourable Lady Mary Wortley Nlvn tagu, now first published, by perilliSSKM, from the k Ivlanuscripts in possessi , mi of tile Most Noble the Murri ll) ; 01 Bute, will - certainly make their appearance before the ruin,4'z: Birth-day: As only a limited nurnber of COpies will be ptintedon fine Paper, accomnipmicd by Proof Impr:ssionsot the Portraits engraved by Caroline Witson. it is hoped that those Persoirs who may desire to have Fine 'Paper Copies, will, as soon as convenient, communicate their' Names to their iespcztiVe Booksellers, in order that a Sufficient number of Copies may be preparedi and that a general and impartial delilety may take place In the first instance. - The Work will consist tj five elegantAfolnmes, in thick Post Octavo, pricti al. in boards. There will also bean in terior Edition upon Demy . 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