The Sun. — London, England, 1804-03-26 00:00:00

'x '. , att ~~ 6, M NUMBER 3595.1 ~~ • To the NOBLENIEN, GENTLEMEN, and CLERGY, who, as FREEHOL'DERS of the WEST RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK,. are - entrtled to Vote in an ELECTION for the REG I ST ER of the said Riding. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, lAVING' 'far some time had ' a n - I ntent i on, i n the event of a Vacancy in the OfPee of Reglsterf this Ridi ng , to h ave the honour of offering !mself as a CAN or - DI DAT E f or your Choice, and.finding that the very much xespeaed Gentleman who now liolcis the Office, has con, sented that an application should at present be made to you from another quarter, I, do hope and trust that there cannot be any impropr iety in iny thu s pu b licly declaring my Inten tions, and_soliciting the Favour of your Votes and Interest., • . I have the Honour to be, My Lunii and. Gentlemen, Your mosi.obedient and most humble Servant, • f ' • H AS Fl ORTON. Howroydei: neat Halifax, march is, Iso4. To the WIDOWS of OFFICERS of the REGULAR THE OFFICE of MATRON tolthe ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM at CHELSEA being vacant, a preference is intended to be tbe WIDOW of an OFFICER of the REGULAR nay think froth Persons o f th i s description, who may think themselves qualified for such a Situation, will be considered, it ad dressed to the Commandant at the Asylurn en or before the - loth of April next ; who will explain to the Applicants the Duties that will be required from them, and all other Cir. - cumstances conneaed with the Situation. In their applica tions they must state the Services of their Husbands, their own Age, and the Number, and. Ages of the Children who form a part of their F#nily; also the Names of Persons who Can be referred to, to speak to their general Charader and Qualific a tio ns. - All applications by Postare 'to be sent under cover to the Right Hon. the Secretary at War. • GRAND iiiirC:"77O7C7INTZ.77I\,---- THE HOLDERS of NOTES, SCRIP SHEETS, or MORTGAGES, u p t; trwltialtiterest is Payable, are informed that the Interest- will begin to be pai4 on the sth day of 'April next; and •'continue paying every day (Son days excepted) bY the Company's Treasurers,•at the Banking house of Messrs. Praeds, Digby, Box, Babbage, and Co. leet-street, London. The Holders of Notes and Scrip Sheets are also apprised, that such Notes or Scrip Sheets must be prodnced when the Receipts for the Interest sle signed or delivered. And all Subscribers to the last Loan, who have not paid tip their Instalments, are particular!), cleared' to pay the same to the Company's Payment of th e i r Interest Tr easurers before they apply for By Order of the Committee, RICHARD COWLISHAW SALE, 22, Es sex . strect, Strand, March Committee Clerk... 2 3, 1804- Ntarc 180.4. .. Ozr The C orporation cf the ROYAL EXCHAhNGE-A-St SU RANC.E,'do hereby give notice, That, they have re duced the Rate of Assurance .on F.A RAI INC STUCK, from 35: to 2.5 - . 6d. 'per Cent. I)ERSONS, whose ANNUAL PREMIWAS'fiII Ai. due on the 2,3111 inst. are "hbrebv informed, that Re ceipts are now:ready to bed eliverect'at the Cohiparty'Oftbes, over the Royal Exchange. and in Pall-Mall, as' well .as by their-respeclive Agents in the several Counties ; amt . -the Par ties assured are requested to app for tOr the Renewal of their olicies, on or befOre the 9th. o'f April neXt as the usual lifteen DY*4llowed.for Payment, beyond the Date of..vach Policy, Will then expire. SAMUEL. PENNING, Jun: Seca Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings. Coods, Merchandize, and Ship, Irlaooin, in Dock, .or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also Tor the Assurance of, and g,ranting'Atinui ties on Lives.. N. 11:' Fire Policies be issued free of expellee to the Assured, where the Amr:4 Premiums amount tO 66. orup wards. To WINE and BRANDY MERCHANTS. A N OLD ESTABLISHMENT in the WINE T RA DE to be DIS PO SI I.) 0 P;sitnatecriil one of the most pleasant and respedabk Cities a convenient distance fpm London, the Proprietor being abotit to retire from busi ness. The. Premise s and Stock inflow - it to about Five thou_ sand• Pounds, part of which 'nay be left, on Security being given. - . For Particulars, apply to Messrs. Robort Freebairn and t o.,Abchnreh-lane-, Lomba r d street, . .....„.________ , PE RISCPPICSI7ETT7cL7S7----- 111) and J. DOLLOND, Opticians, in St. Paul's 4. , . • Church Yard, London, inform the Public, that they have prepared an asSortment of :s on a'new princi ple, recommended by. William Hyde Wollaston, F. R. S.. These Spe&aeles are'particularly adapted fOr P6ison's.ivl are chiles long or..hort sighted,. as they enlarge the •field of view, by Making the objeets appear diStina through all parts of the Classes the sole,M-anutactitre and. Sale wherehf, is securerl to: them by Letters Patent. -, A More particular iaeconnt of this I mprovetalent, is pub-. lished in the Philosophical Magazine for 'au uarv, — id in Ni cliolson's Philotoplitcal jcuriml for •Felarutar' 8' .." - y, 1 04. TO REVItWERS. WAN:TED,. a. Good' :Han ( l to write in- ,an - old - established Reyitw, one who can undertake the beiiaitinents Of ENKrimental Pltil6t6phy; Poetry, cl.issical . Criticism, Metaphysics, Mechanics, and the Oriental I,,an-„ r uages. A Person used to a sarcastic and ironical vein'of c ropositioA will hie...preferreth . To'savetroubl are TwO Q u i neas and 4 Half per printed S heet' the Terms, Quotations included;) Contearinerit is wa rrantedi.and a cornpetenvora.: .1 r antee will b e g i ven against Prosecutions for Libels. J Ad, dress, Post-paid, to Aristarchus, at tile' Bar attic' Ch: , pNr Coffce-house, Paternoster -row; .---,, 'N. B. 'Chose Boks'which it is neceSsary the the should see, are expected to be returned' clean 'and uncut, or . the value will be deducted. . • - --------------------------* THETO BILIOUS'.MND cou-ry PERSONS.. great 116erl'alv sa-s " 11 Bile' is so fixed , , _, , . -nand hireclitary in mil; natur6; that. it is in a ineasurothe• Parent .of every Disorder." . The . tne,ri ts of the Rev. WI L- an PATENT A NTIBILIOUS ILLS in gently, though elfee-Itially, expelling this most dangerons Eney, rest on the highest personal evidence, and tt is eon dceived when.llis Grac,e the . A-rclibishop of Canterbury; and t fie Lord Bi'shop ortiath-aild V`Jelts, are named as evidences of their trncacy, in Bilious :and- GoutY Disorders, no doubt 'can remain in the most sceptical mind as to their virtues. Sold in London at the E lalioratory, No. 35, Bedford -street, COiient-garcien; in Boxes- sv6d; . atid double ditto 103. each, Count Duty inclUded, and by Ss`' Nledicine Venders in Town and ry. ...--,---....._ P - G OUT, RII'IF.IJNIATISM, INDIGESTION.. rHE, CONCENTKATED ESSENCEI 'of • JA.: MAICA GING ER, patronized and . ; t.ted by the ROYAL FANIIL4; and by the first Personages in the Kit.lgdom, being sandione4 and:;recommended ly their most ehnnent Physicians, who have witnessed its admirable ef fects in - 'the Cure , of the Gout, Rheumatism, Indigestion, FlatulencY, Nervous Head-ach, and Giddi ness, Lowness of mach and B owels. Spirits, 'Tiettiorift tee.' and Spasmodic Alections of the•Sto . . Sold only genuine by tlhe'lnventors and Proprietors. Oxley and 'rhoinas, Her-Majesty's Chemists, No. 27, Haymarket, .ancl, thelf?pointunent, Mr.. Bull's, Dublin ; - Baxter, Edinburgh ; and by every at Vender of Medicines • 11 1 'lowa and Cout;try,.in Bottles of S. 6d. and tos. 6d. Duty included. N• None is genuine but what bears the Seal. and Siglia- IttrF of the P raprietor t as aboye.' • r , fel "V em l, p. k : A ,s% • AfAgo • • /44 i3 l ' • Z `" , -A:4114;1A ~: MONDAY, MARCH 26, ZOUCHE BARONY. The HEIR at LAW, or other Lineal Descendant Of any such there bel.of thebody of MARY ZOU C H E. Second Daugh ter of EDWARD, last LORD ZOUCHE. r - rl-1E said Mary Zouche tubs married at Hanbury, I in the County of Worcoster, in the year, ,t 623, to Tho mas Leighton, Esq. "Son and Heir Apparent of Sir Thomas Leighton, Knt. Governor of G uernsey and jersey. • • The said Thomas Leighton had issue'EdWard and three younger Sops, Thomas, William, and Charles, of which said younger. Sons. there is nothing known withogrtainty• beyond the Register, of their Births, but it is believal.that William vas•atterwarrisknigtited, as the Register of Hanbury furnishes' an Entry of the Burial of a Son, Charles', in 1658, and the Birth of a Daughter, Elizabeth, in 1655, Children of Sir William Leighton, Knt. . „. . Edward Leighton, the eldest Son of the said Tha. •Leigh ton, was married to Mary Stanley in 1624, by whom he had issue two Sons and three. Daughters, Thomas and Edward, Mary, Barbara, and Elizabeth ; besides a Son, Henry, who died an Infant; of thoselive Children .nothing has yet been found except the- Register of their. Births. • • • The Heir at Law, or-other lineal Descendant of the Body of the said Mary Zouche, if - any such there be, are therefore hereby requeSted tp give inforniation of such-their Des Cent to Messrs. Cotes and Woodcock, of Lincoln's Inn, London, in order that proper notice ,may be given to them' i to support their interest, if they shall be so advised, to•tle Barony of "Zouche, in - relation to which Title and Dignity Sri Cecil Ba!it. has put in his Claiin as citit - of the Heirs of theßody of the last Lard Zouithe„of Haryngworth, being de scended from Elizabeth Zouche, eldtst Daughter of the said last Lord Zouche, and which Claim is now before the Coin ' mitt= of Privileges of the House of Lords. _ - - COTES and-WOODCOCK, , Petitioner's Agents. The 23c1 of APRIL, 18c4, TI-I 2 LAST LOTTERY BEGINS - DRAW_ - - - ING; - - • SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. ()leach. Total Value. 2 of k 20,000 are £40,000 2 . 10,000, - 29 . ,000 3 5,000 ii,ooo 4 . 2,003 - b s ono 12 - 1 ,0 00 12,0U0 , 13 - 500 - 6,500 20 . 200 4, 000 50 - 100 - 5,000 - 1:0 so - 5,000 7,35 0 147,000 30-,000 Tickets--- -,C162,500 Part of the Capitals. First-drawn, Tick 4 .First Day ,C. 4,000 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Pay £.20,300 First.draWn Ninth Day' . - - 5;000 • TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE .PRL.§ENT PRICE. Ticket - - C. 17 r r o Half - - - : o Eighth, .• - z 6 o Quarter - - 4 i i o Sixteenth - - r 3 6 41 4 * Tic:kits znit Shires will'gradually rise until the Drawing. ' ENGLISH LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING - . .On MUi DAY, the 23d of APRIL, iSo4. THE Tickets; Halves, Quarters; Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now selling in gr6t Variety of Num bers, and on the lowest Terms. - The Njoney for Prizes paid on demand, by HORNSBY anti - Co'. __ . Stock-Brokers, at their old established. State Lottery Office, (Liaerised.pursuant to, Ad of Parliament) No. 26. C9rnbill, opposite the Royal Exchange., London. All Shares Sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, with the words "State Lottery Stamp Letters, Parceli by Mail Coach, or Carrier, duly attended to, exaelly on the. same Terms as if present. Bank, India, and SOuth Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, and all kinds . •of Government Securities bought and 'sold by CoMmission. HONNSEY and Co. sold'in the late Lottery, No. 535, 10,0001. in two Eighths and twelve Sixteenth Shares; No. 26,2.80; to,oool. in one Quarter ' two .Eighths and eight Six teenth Shares ; No. 1 1 , 1 9 5 , 5 001 . in, one Quarter, one Eighth and ten Sixteenths ; No. 21,343;50°i: in,one. Quarter, one Eighth and ten Sixteenths. THIRD LOTTERY for 1803, begins Drawing z3d April, 18e4. TIE TICKETS and SHARES for the above 11 Lottery are now on sale at -Mess. HAZA RD, BURN E ' and . Co.'s. State,. Lottery Office, No. 93, under. the Royal Exchange. London, and no' where else on their aceOunt. . The Scheme , consists of-two ,Prizes of zo,oo - pl. two of t0.,0001. three of Yoool. four of Zoool. twelve of toool. thir teen of: soor. twenty of 2031. ,fifty of tool: BX. Szc.'; the Number of Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize zol. *i* All Shares Sold at this Office-will be stamped agree able to Ad.,of Parliament, -and also with the Crown, and. round it, Hazard & Co.'s LotterY Office. Letters, post-paid, duly answered.. • „ , „ . N. B. In the late Lotter', Nn . 7622, 2.0,0001. was sold in a whole Tie.ket,,at .tIW above Office,. anti No:8 t 88; zo,oool. and No. 5319, 10,0001. both in Shares. Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills ' on London, Post-office ordcr4,,pr Cash ' in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to; anti Correspondents may demi(' odbeing treated exad I y on the same Terms aS irp re sent. SOMERSET. • CAPITAL 'NAVY and other TIMBER. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,IN LOTS, By R. TOWNSEND, On Friday the' 6th Day of April next, 18a4, at the Talbot Inn, Melts, precisely at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, A BOUT so9t) OAK, ASH, anti ELM Trees, LI. - of great - length and.large dimensions, now growing in Melcombe and other Woods, near Melts Park and Whatley, and in Postlebury Woods, in the, Parish-of Clolord.. is twelve, and Cloford sixteen MileS from Bath, front whet= isa Navigable River to Bristol. *** The, Timber hail marked: . • • Printed Particulars may be had,after the i9th inst. at the White. Hart,lnn; Bath; Bush Inn,'Bristpl 3 Mr. Townsend's, Wirtninster 3 M. B ro d er i p ' s, Wells ; , Mr. Wickham's, Froine ; Grecian Coffee-House, and at the British Eire-Office, Strand, and Cornhill, London. ' •For a view of the Timber and . Particulars. apply to Mr. ForbeS, at Melts Park, and . Mr. Whitcombe, of Alelland's.: Greetv House, near Frome. - •• • "•• . . QOME Peo'ple of a bad habit 'of 'R u dy and bad .0 _living, contract spungy.excrescences on the Skin, which unless chec ed, communicate their morbid, nature. to ,thoso. bones, superficially coveted., and immediately, in the neigh hour liciod of these Ulcers. By applying corroding Caustics, you destroy the adjacent Sk i in,.and even, should the hone re. main sound, ancrthe wound appearance, you pu on a . e have prevented it from healing by destroying the integuments vvltich Nature has it not in her power perfeell y to regenerate. —Let me advise the patient, therefore, to rnentt.his,systern,, cr and spare the sur f ace; t h e gooeffea§ of which treatment Isabella Goollet, of Laswade, near Edinburgh, experieiked in a perfect Cure other Ulcerated-Legs and-Arms, by taking a few bottles of Spilsbury's Drops. Fier case is attested by Mr. B a x ter , M r. Patton, :Minister.,and - Mr. Stew ar d, Sur geon, of Edinburgh, _ ' • The effeas of this Medicine on Scrophula, Gout, . hetima tisni, &C. are amply detailed in the hall acconvanying the Patent Antiscorbutte Drops,' sold -at the Dipensaty, square, London, in bottles of s. 6d. - los' •ann il. 2S. 'with a black stamp affixed to eacli bottle, luark::d " SpilsL,itry and Co. No. 15, Sulto-s(ittare," '1 • I I 1 ...a... 14 1804. This Day was published, price THE SEA SIDE HERO ; a Drama, in Three Als. _ _ _ _ By JOHN CARR, Esq. Printed for I. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard; and T. Hatchard, in Piccadilly.. Where may be had, by the same Author, The Stranger in France, with plates, price One Guinea. NEW EDITION ofMr. GODWIN's LIFE and AGE of CHAUCER. R. PHILLIPS has the Satisfaaion to informM the Public, that in consequence of the very favourable reception and rapid Sale of the First Edition of Mr. Godwin's Life and Age of eltiucer, he has prepared a New Edition,. in Four handsome Volumes, Octavo, which niay he had of all Booksellers, price Thirty-six Shillings in hoards., ' Besides the Life of Chaucer, this valuable Work contains MeMoirs of his Friend and - Kinsman, john Of Gaunt, Duke of Lancdster, and Views of the .Progress of Society, Manners, and the Fine Arts, from the dawn of Literature to the, close of the Fourteenth Century,:, • No v ; 7t, Sr. Paul's ChUrCll4.ard, - .Feb. 4;_ t 10.4. - • A NEW EIIST4RY ENGLAND, With numerous Copper-plates. This ijay. was pnblishecl,.ira - Two thick and Closely printed Votkues,pricie teS.'bOund, or, .on fine paper, price tas. bound, illustrated with Twenty-five Ilisfo teal Designs, • Ada' farge Map; . rrHE HISTORY of :ENGLAND; film the earliest, Records to the General Peace of 1.802, written • purposely for'the use of Schools, and' Young Persons of both Sexes. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the - Earl of Moira. ..It has long been a subject of complaint among the instruc tors of youth, that no .History. of 'our 'own Country- has hi therto existed, in which the Author, avoiding the extremes of prolixity and brevity, hay adapted his Work to the prac. tical purposes of tuition.- The present Work is an : •attempt to supply the• existing &fret, in re:Tea to the quantity of information, and it is presamed it will also be found to pos= secs strong griniOds' to general preference, ill the number and variety of its decorations. Printed for Richard •Phillips, No. 71, St., 1 3 3uPs Church yard ; -and sold by 'l'abart and Co. at theluvenile Library, No. 157, New Bond-street; by ‘Vilion and Co. York ; Moseley, iGainsboroltgli ; Archer, Dublin ; and' all other Booksellers. - Of whom may be had, all the other valuable and esteemed School Books of Dr. Mayor. • . LONDON THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULOUS CITY IN THE WORLD. This Day .was published, A New Edition, corrected to the present Time, illustrated with a large Modern Map of London, with another Map of the EnYirons, and embellished with several Views, price ss. bound in red, • 71 - Ib., PICTURE. of LONDON ' for , 1804 ; -• being a Full and Correll Description of the British Me tropolis, and of its Vicinity . ; and a Faitbtul Guide to all its Curiosities, Amusements, Exhibitions, I'uulic Institutions, and whatever is, remarkable and deserving, ot•Notice; with a great Variety of Useful Tables, containing the H atik ney -coach Fares, Lists of Streets, Inns and Colke-houses, ChUrches, Public Offices, &c. It is impossible, in the compass of an Advertisement, to eruirnerate the great number of useful Topics which are treated of in this small Volume, but it may suffice to observe, that a total Stranger may, by means of it, become better acquainted with the British Metropolis in a few days, than many thousands of intelligent persons who have resided in it during-many years. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7 Church-yard, and sold by eyery•B,)bitSeller in the United Kingdom, and at the Bars 61 all the;,l'ritiriiai Cralfee-liainesin London. • Of whom may be'had, by the - same Editor, A Guide to the Watering ,and Sea-bathing Places; with Sixty MapsandNiews, prioe tas. in boards, . , BRITISH NIUSEU),I,. . 'Phis Day was published, Embellished_with..ls,9..Copperplates, accurately coloured,_ titter Nature, in ,the manner of Drawings, 4 vols. price IL' SS. in boards, THE HISTORY .4 ANIMATED NATURE, . viz. Birds, Beasts, Fishes, and I oseds, By WILLIAM I-IQLLOWAY, Esq. and . 101-IN BRANCH', A. M. N. 13. .This Work is t nritled, very- appropriately, The Bri ' tish Mus6ini, not :only:.bi:cause „the Euitors have derived• much information from that National . Repository, but he cause the sister arts Of Drawing, EngraVUL , :, Colouring, and, Typography in this-Kingdom, - have contributed their best - efrorts to give it the superiority - over the boasted l3ution Edition tie -Deterville, which it pro!esses •to rival ; and it must be allowed has doue-iso - with success. The British - Museum comprises.a complete, copious, and elegant illus tration of La Bella Nature ; and.will b:: found on mspedion the cheapest. Publication on the s'abjeCt, with coloured Plates, in this oranyiiii;.her language The Work may be had fitted up tastefully as a Museum. PRACE.S. s. d. The 4 vols, In calf, elegant\ - 13 0 Ditto, in' iandiorne case of saine - 2 2 o Ditto, l‘Xorocco, elegant • - , - - 5 dittti!,. in Morruccn case. - - 3.0 o • London: Sold by J. Badeock„Paternostcr-row ; C ham pante.and Co. Jew ty,stred -'..Girer, Piccadilly ; Chapple, Putt-Mall'; and Psacock and Sons, Salishury.,:quare. Subscribers who have taken in the BritiSh Museum peri odically, are requested to complete their Sets immediately. The'Publisher will take it as a favour if the Booksellers who may chance to have. Copies of ,Nos. r. and a, will return them to him, these Numbers being nearly. 0. P. LANDLORDS AND TENANTS. • Thii Day was published, in Odavo, price 3s. sewed, The• Seventh Edition of 'Yr HE LAWS of LANDLORD, TENANT, and LO DG E RS, with PraelicAl Diredions concerning Leases. Assignments, Surrenders, Agreements, Covenants, Repairs, Waste, Rent, Distress, Ejectment, Notices to quit, &c. Also Treatises on Estates for Lite, for Years, and Copyhold Estates ; with an. Apßendi?cofPrecedents. By fAMES BA It'B:y . Esq. In Svo. 3s. sewed, the 4th Edit. of the - Laws of Parish Matters. • _ - • In Bvo.. price 3s. sewed, the '4th Edition of • the Laws re specting Wills, Executors, Administrators, and Guardians. hn Svo. 3s. sewed, the 4th Edition of the LaWs respect-. ing Masters and Servants, and the LaWs respecting Combi nations. - • clr The above four Publications may be had, if taken to gether, done up in one Convenient Volume, ,under the Title of Law Seledions,• price its. boards, or izs. 61 bound. • Printed for W. Clarke and Sons„ Vortugal-street, Lin- Coln's-inn. Of whom may be had, *he zd and last Volume, Containing the Law of „Tithes, Turnpikes, and Highways, Commons, and Travelling, &e. at die same price. ,This.Day.was imblished, • Price SS. in.boards, Second Edition, INSTittiCTIONS fitr 'YEONIANaY and:, VO LUNTEER CAVALRY. .inscribed, by permission; to His Royal Highiiess the Corimar:icier in Chief, • - Colimel HERR' ES; • ."" . Ofthe London ana Westminster Light Horse Volunteers. Containing•Diredions-for,breaking:Horse's.—An Explanation of• Military "I ernisi• and the first Principles of Military Tac.. tics.— Riding: l>rill, in rive Classes.--formation • and Movements ;tbe.,T roop and Sq,nadron .—Posts of Officers and Non-commissioned Officers m and Situation of Parade and Manoeuvre.--.Fetching_•airdoLo:iging the Standards, and every thing necessary to - beicsiown by '4lle Officer and •Pri vate, from their first- joining a-Corpsoto. the Command of a Squadron.—The whole in strict Conformity to His Majes ty's Regulation for the Cavalry. • • • Printed by 1. Gol•d, • Shoe- lane ; and•soldby 'l', Egerton, Nlititaly Library, near tlatchard, Piccadilly; Asperne, Cornhill aid may be Ira.d -oi•th..t;Sedctary of the Co ‘i • )./a9T c, • •• -rX (f . - . ( PRICE SIXPENCE. , . OFFICE - OF ORDN.ANdE,' • . ' ' . March 12, 1194, T" eRINCIPAJ.,QFFICERS of Ills. 1v14,, , :7ES'lll",c o()R DNA NG'E,,, do ~.berrhy give Notice, Tim; Proposals willbe received at theii Office: St—iVialgaret's...grier, Westminster, on or before Monday the 9:'h of April next, fie,: such Persons as ma,y he willini; to unde , take the Supply of FIX TIMBER and DEALS upon . COntri for the Ordnsince.Service at Port:irk:ills: ''. - .- • ,-. - 'o . The Terms and Conditions of the Cantraft may be known upon application at the 0 1 -dnance•Ogics. at' Pip-is:mouth, and'aiso: _q: CkC Sec,etaty's Office in Si. tV4-garet's-stric.i ) . any clay betueen-l& hours of Ten and' Fon: : o'ClOck, , n.c . , here the Proposals api , rtii .bi'dt - - livered, sealed up., and marked 'on the cutside, `` I' togos:A .14 the Supply of Fit l'imbei 1.-ia'Dealt for tli: )1-,liiance. Sta. i,i c a at Portsmouth ;" but no Proposal can be admitted ajler are ~aid gth of April next. . By Order of the Board. . .. R. IL CREW Secret:. - , . _s.. I) ir4 wigt 'This Day were published, In Three Volumes, Ottavo, with a Parttait of the Author., price 11, in boards, the Ninth Edition, or L ECTURtS on- .RHETORIC attd .BELLE I.ETTt ES. Ity HUGH !MAI R. D. D. and F. F. S. Ed. -One of tne Minibteis of - the nigh Church. and Protessoi: of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in the Universityot: burgh. Printed for A. Strahan ; and T. Cadell and W: Davies, in the Strand ; and W. Creech, at Edinburto. _ Of whom may he had, a NewEciition (the T wenty:fokth) of Dr.-Blair's Sermons, 5 vols. Svo. price il. Its: ,inlaond.s. Any of the VoluineS sold separate. . . . _ - • This Day \vas published,... ' • . • . . Beautifully printed by I .-.; ENSLEY on large Imperial long . quarto' price Six Guineas, boards, • SCOTIA DEPic - TA ; or, Tile ..I , 7lntiquitics , , Public Buildings, Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, Cities, Towns, and PidureSque Scenery of Scotland : illus trated in a Series of fifty finished Etchings, By FAMES FilflAß, A. R. A. and Engraver to His 'Majciry. From, accurate pratvings arde'on the spot . by John Claude Natres. - - With Descriptions, Antiquarian, Historical, and Pi:quret:que. Printed for Williart Miller; Old Bond-strect. Lately published in '2 vols. Royal Bvo price 21. 2S. In boards, - Remarks on l.o_•al S'ceriery'and Manneri in iSeotlanci x Dr. lohri Stodlari. IVit,ir Tl'llirty.:two Engravings. This Day was published, In Three Volumes large ,Royal Octavo, price 31,65. ; or, done up in Five Parts, price 31. Bs. boards; , MHE BRITISH -DRAMA; crirn, , relierirliti - .1.: (with. the exception of' Sliakspeare)- the best Plays in the English Language. • . • • . 14_ B. This Work', comprizing ego` Tragedies, Cotnellies, Operas, and Farces, is printed with a stew and cleat Letter, on rine wove Paper ; the whole .containing z;, , ,5 , , pages, in double columns.. Vignettes, 'from.Designs by Smitte and IliAvarai.cm-rel lish the Title-pages. • • - , • . . 'For the accommodation of the Public, either Volume may be . hait separately, at the following_ prices, in boards : image —(one Pound Five Shillings. Comedies--One Pz..-4iirl Five Sliiiiii.% , :. . . . • • Operas and Farces=-Sixteen Shillings. • - Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street. A few Copies of the above Work are taken off on extra thick paper; and .hot.pressed, done up in Eve Parts, Price 41. - i4s." 6.1. boards. - • This Day was published, Finely printed in4inpeiial quarto, price Six Guineas, - in boards, ' THE COSTUME of the. HEREDITARY STATES of the HOUSE of AusTi2l4, disMaved in Fifty Coloured Engravings With Descriptions, and an kis tprical liaroduCtion. By Mons. BERTRAND de MOLLEVI LIE. • The Translation by R. C. DALLAS, Esq. • Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street. . . Where may be had as tollows, The Plates all finely Coloured, and of Uniform Size with the above _ _ _ l'hz• Costume of China, by Lieutenant-Colonel Mason, 6o Plates, price Six Guineas, in boards. - The Punishments of China, 24 Plates, price Three Guineas and a Half, in boarcts,. . . The Costume of Turkey, 60 Engravings, price Eight - Guineas, in boards,. r.. The Costume of Russia, 72 Engravings, price E;ghtGuineas, In boards.. ; . • N. B. These Splendid Works are meant to form part of a Complete CosT u.m OF.:rl4slWoitL 0, which it is the inten. tion of the Publisher to continue whenever be -caa procure Corm& and well;authenticated Drawings. FOURTH EDITION. This Day was published, Demy (Delay°, Price Seven Shillings; Boards, M7INAI\ICIAL and POLITICAL FACTS of the EIGHTEENTH and PRESENT CENTURY; Comparative Estimates of the Revenue, Expc 2 nditure, .Debts, ManufaBories,' and . Cominerce of Great Britain. By JOHN M'ARTHUR, Esq. Printed, for William Miller, Old Bond-street. N. 13. The Public•are recttieted to be particular it their application for this New Edition fthe'rburth), which con tains an-Apperuilix of Useful and-lateresting -Docunients. The whole Work is also revised, .correaed, and consider ably enlarged. This bay was published, Handsomely printed in small oelavo, priee , 6s hords, A N ESSAY an the ART of INGENIOUSLY TORMENTING, with, proper Rules for the Excr, CiSe of that agreeable Styidy, and some General ions ftii plaguing alPyour acquaintance. Speak daggers—but use none." SHAKESPEARE. Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street. N. P. This Edition of,the above celebrated Work is embel , fished with a Frontispiece, designed andengraved by G illray, representing a Cat tormenting a Mouse. This Day was published, Printed by Bensley in the finest manner, Royal. Oaavo, Price One Guinea in boards, Dedicated to the Earl of Egremont, Fr HE SHIPWRECK ; a Poem, in three Cantqs. By WILLIAM FALCONER, a Sailor. The Te t illustrated by . additional Notes, and , correded from the First and .Second Editions, with a 'LIFE of the AUTHOR, by JAMES STANIER CLARKE, P. R.S. ViCar of Preston, and Chaplain of the Household to the Prince. Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street. N. 11, This Edition of the abuse highly celebrated -Poem, is embellished with live large Vignettes and three full-sized Engravings, by lames Fluter, A. K. A. and Engraver to His Majesty, from Pidures painted purposely by Mr. Nicholas Pocock. Very few Copies only are printed on imperial octavo pt• paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, price two bui neas, boards. . . In a few Days will,be.published,. in Four Volumes, price . • _Sixteen Shillings, boards, T ii E. WOMAN OF FEELING. A NOVEL. Printed for XVilliam Millet', OldTond.stmet 'This Day was published, In Pot SVo, 'embellished with a neatly engraved klap, Price 6s. boatds * A N - EPITOME of the HISTORY of the ISLANDS of MALTA and GOZO. By CIIARLES WILKINSON. Printed for William Miller, Old Bond.striact. 4 1