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VICTUALLING OFFICE, 21.ie FEB 160 a.
THE Commissioners Pr Victualling His Majesty's
Nary, do hereby girt Notice, that on Monday, the 14th March
next, they wilt be ready to rereiee Tenders in writing (stated up)
and treetfor the supplying of :ea-Provisions, RUT, and fresh Ike);
to His Majesty's Ships awl ressels nt Yarmouth, in the County of
Nalfolk, on separate Coutrarts,for twelve mouths ea taro ; ondisiir-
ther, until six months warning shall be given on either title for the
termination ey. the said Contracts.
The conditions of the Contrats may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Cofiee, or by opplyin; to the Collector of his 31(desty's
Customs, at la, mouth aforesaid.

And all persons who may think proper to make Tenders upon the
said occasion, are desired to take notice, that no regard will be had
to any Tender in which the price shall not be inserted in words at
lviget, or that dual not he delivered to the Board hifore out "'clock
en the said Mnaday the 14th March tiert ; nor unless thr person
who +stakes the Tender, or some person on his behaY, attends to
answer when called for.

IN THE EXCHEQUER.
ATTOSINFT.GENERAL O. OCKV(DEN.
AlRti;
is IT
...oroatßioN, Ewai4.-GfileiNbyEOßArdekiAr
of stay tede
c,
nth:.tt
sumersof Stamp., aviitst the Defendant, Jame.' t)ekenden,
a Shopkzener, near Hastings, in Sussex, fur selling Twelve
Ricks of Pitying Cards, without the proper Stamp"; being
vaned and Affixed to the Wrappers incleiiing each Pack of
Cards by which the Defendant had forfeited M. fur each
nflettee.

The Attoniey-General alio stated, that the Defendant had
forfeited two other Penalties, note of 101. f'r not tying up the
Cods as dire to 1 by the Commissioners of Stamps, and a fur-
ther Penalty of 201. fur selling the Cards as Waste Cards ; but
lie should confine him4elf to tit penalty first stated.

The Witness provvil the ftO., as stated in the Information ;
and t'.e Jury gave a verdift for the Crown for 601. being twelve
penalties tif 51. for each Pack of Cards sold.

EQUITABLE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
Black-Friars. Feb. 21. 11103.
it QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of
this SOCIETY will be holden here, on Thursday the
Bel Day of Marcb, at Eleven o'Clock precisely.
WM. MORGAN, Actuary.

No. 149, OXFORD-STREET, OPPOSITE BOND-
STREET, and No. 44, ST. JAMES'.-STREET,
HODGES and Co. STOCK-BROKERS, re-
speCfully acquaint the Nobility and Public, that the
Tickets and Shares of the present Grand State Lottery are on
sale, at their licensed Offices, in great variety, and at the lowest
prices.
In the late Lotteries the following Capital Prizes were sold,
shared, and registered at th,! above Offices, viz.
No. 29,4437, a Prize of 20,000 No. 2,681, a Prize of 10,000
15,705 20,000 30,3333 5,00 n
12,660 20,000 28,828 5,000
24,787 10,000 18,960 5.000
7,121 10,000 36,030 5,000
N. R. This Lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of next
liganth, and contains four Prizes of 20,0001. ; three of 10.0001.
three of 5,0031. ; three of 8,0001. ; five of 1,0001. ; and other
Prizes, amounting to 392,0001.

GRAND IMPERIAL. STATE LOTTERY,
Bi-gins Drawing April 4th, 1603.
TICKETSand SHARES are now selling by
BRANSCONI2I and Co.
No. It, Holborn, and 37, Comhill,
Where the First Prise of Thirty Thousand Pounds Vf34 sold in
one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenths.
And where likewise the following apitais have been isild,
shared and registered, namely :
4 of 50,000 15 of 5,000
fi 20,000
26 2,000
11 10,000 46 1,000
Likewise the only 4,0001. Prize that ever was shared, be-
Sides a great number of 5001. and 1001. ite. Sec. and by whom
the original Plats for stamping the Shares, &c. was transmitted
to the Right Honourable Lord North, winch has increased the
profit to the Public on Lotteries, since that time, to a very
great amount. Schemes gratis, and every particular 'relative
in the recent Lottery, may be had of Branscomb aad Co.
No. 11, Ifolborn, Bud 37, COM hill.
Please to observe the present Lintery has four 20,0001 .
Prizes, likewise six Cipita:s fir every Day of Drawing—very
little more than two Bank: to a Prize, the lowest Prise 201
and the full Moory will be paid by Government within two
Months after drawing ; therefore an early purchase 6 recom-
mended by the above Proprietors.

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CONT A 'NINO,
1. A Summary of the prominent Events of the Apocalypse.
The prophetic History of the Beast of the bottomless
Pit, and the Beast of the Earth ....111. Of the Reformation.
--IV Of the seven Vials of the Wrath of Gud, as lately
poured out upon
1. Atheistical France.-2. On the Pope.-3. On Papal Ger-
many.-4. On the Monarchy and King of France.—.s. I In the
Power or Seat of the Atheistical Republic of France.--6. On,,
the Turkish Empire and Mahomedati Apostacy.-7. On the
grand Confederacy of the Ungodly ; or, Babylon the Great,
preparatory to the Reign of Christ.
V. Oldie linlstionnuent of Satan, the Reign of Christ, and
the first Resurrection --VI. Satan's Release from Imprison-
ment—his last effort to destroy the Kingdom and Power of
Christ—his Capture, and final Condemnation--the Destruc-
tion of the World--.the second and last Resurreaion, and the
Triumph of Christ over Death and Hell, and wins shall then
be condemned and who saved Of the blessed State of
the Righteous, redeemed through Faith in Christ, in a spiri-
tual Life to come.—Vills Of the Man of Uf the
Little Hom.—X. Of Antichrist.
By JOSEPH GALLOWAY, Esq.
Formerly of PhiladelAia, in America, Author of Letters to a
Nobleman, and other Trails, on the late American War.
London : printed fur the Author, and sold by Hatchard,
Piccadilly ; and Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by
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same Author,
A Prophetic History of the Church of Rome, in which her
Frauds, Persecutions and Blasphemies, are proved to have
been foretold in the Apocalypse Five Hundred Years before her
Rise. And alsO a Pill for the Atheist and Infidel, in which
the Apocalypse is demonstrated, logically and phibsophically,
to be founded in divine Inspiration Prefaced by an Epistle, de-
d.catury, , expostulatory, and critical, to the Rev. Mr. Whit-
aker, Redo( of St. Mildred's, Canterbu►y.