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PORTSMOUTH, JUN?. 9.
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Capalin Methuish.
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a..i.a who Iv speak what they ki,ow tf vrei ie. try prierivis,
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on hint as a gentleman, who would not take an
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opportunities of seeing a great deal of him, I always
considered he was the. strictest gentleman I ever
met with ; lie eve deported himself decently and pro.
poly; he was every thing one would wish in a com-
panion."
Lord hlinto.—" I hive the honor of knowing
him since 1783, and to the beginning of 1797 ; I
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trot his brains if he did not fall bebiit3 the cart iage.
an 4 .Mr. P*le took
He appeared to pull u. down
thei Wfi gluts, 'Still pottititt pWaitletietome.
He then A:coveted anther. Mtn; rediunted strith a
red handkerchief over' fiS race. They were both
within the range of his pistol: • They joined toge-
ther, and removed the crape endlsandlrerchiefs from
their faces: They then rocie:up the hill towards
Stanmore, ;ficd the witness kept them in view, when
two grooms, well mounted, came up. He told them
he had been attacked by the men riding up the hill,
who were highwaymen, and desired the grooms to
go in pursuit, which they did. Mr. Poole's postil-
lion confirmed his master's testimony. Thomas Bat-
chelor, one of the grooins, was on the road when he
saw two men ride from the carriage ; they rode very
fast, and in compliance with Mt. Poole's request,
he and his compaction pursued them for a mile and
a half, when they turned up a lane leading to Hen-
don, and about twcntr yards rip the lane, he saw a
crape hanging on the hedge ; he did not see who
threw the crape there ; he never lost sight of them,
and followed them to Gray's-inn-lane. One of
them turned up Guildford-street, and the other
went np Gray's-inn-lane. The witness pursued
the man who went up Guildford-street, and call-
ed out to the people to step him, as he was a
highwayman. The horse stumbled upon the ice,
and the man came off. He said to the witness, that
he had taken nothing from him. Mr., Justice CH A
BRE interrupted the proceedings, by observing, the
prisoner could not he conviaed, as the assault had
been stated in the inditclment to have been mace with
a pistol, whereas a stick only bad been sworn to.—
Not Guilty.

NAVAL lATELLIGENC2.

PORTSNUIT3TH, FEB! PI

Remain., at St, Helens his Majesty's ship Le Her-
cule, of 74 guns ; and at Spithead the squadron as
per last.
His Majesty's ship Intrepid, of 04 guns, Captain
Hargood, is reported to be under orders- for sailing
to the eastward to be paid off.
His Majesty's ship Venerable, of 74 guns, in the
harbour, is fitting for sea with the greatest dispatch.
She has taken on board part of her guns. skis day.
Arrived the tamer, Jones, from Oporto, and the
Cynthia sloop of war, from Gibraltar, and is under
quarantine.
Sailed from the Motherbank the ship General
Hunter, -, from I)emarara, bound to Am-
sterdam ; and remains the Adventtp-e transport, from
Gibraltar, under quarantine. Wind W. S. W.
blows fresh. •

DOVER, rEa.lB.

Sailed the Prince of Wa!er packet, Capt. Sutton,
with the mail The passengers were, Colcluel Kelly,
Mr. Preston, Mr. Batteson, Mr. Patteson, Mr. Larza,
and a few others.
Arrived this evening from Calais, La Parfaitc
Union, Capt. Mascot, with Lord Yarborough and
Son, Dr. Gregory, and a fey: other passengers; also
arrived the Auckland packet, Capt. Hammond, with
a quantity of foreign specie.
London, England, 1803-02-21

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PRACTICAL I'REATISF„ or COMPEN-
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FORSYTH ON TREES.

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Thirteen 'folding Plates, price 14s. board
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DIED.

On Monday last, at his house at Woodhatch, near Ryegate,
Surly, Mr. Rowland Yallops, late of Old-street, arrl 59.
On Monday last, at his house in Church-street, Edmonton,
Jacob Jamet, men. Esq. late of Spital-square, in the 84th year
of his age.
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SUICIDE.

To the melancholy list of those who have lately
committed this rash aft, we have to add the follow-
ing interesting and truly mournful case i
Mr. 17--‘, a young gentleman aged 20, the
son of a man of fortune in Red-lion-square, mar-
ried an amiable young lady, some time since, con-
trary to the wishes of his family. By this conduit
he incurred his father's displeasure, and he was in
consequence compelled to contract debts which he
could not immediately discharge. The difficulties
arising from such an unhappy situation, brought on
a gloomy habit of mind, which evidently increased
during the last two or three days, and ultimately
produced this very melancholy catastrophe.
The unfortunate young Gentleman took a coach
yesterday evening, about seven o'clock, in Newman-
street, and ordered the coachman to drive to Red-
lion-square. On arriving there, he gave dire6tions
to proceed to his, lodgings in Devonshire-street,
Que( n's-square. The coachman, having let down
the steps of the coach, knocked at the door of his
lodgings, and then returned to the carriage. At this
moment Mr. F , in stepping out, presented a
pistol to his head, shot himself; and fell into the arms
of the coachman, who was covered with his blood.
He was taken into his lodgings, and medical assist-
ance was immediately procured. The ball entered
near the ear, and came out near the crown of the
head ; and though the unfortunate gentleman still
existed, it was thought he could not possibly survive
many hours. A. letter was found in his pocket, re-
commending his wife to the protection of his father,
and requesting of him to discharge his debts.—
We shall not attempt to describe the distracted state
of Mrs. F—, or of her father, who happened to be
in the house at the time.
London, England, 1803-02-19

0 lifh7U.lL

The public attention lately itas been called to this
subjea, by an advertisement inserted in most of the
papers, intitled, 4, A Letter to the Holders of
Olnnium."

Ihe writer observes-46 When the Minister, in
the last Parliament, congratulated the House on the
excellent bargain which he had made for the public,
in the then contract fur a loan of twenty-five millions,
little could you imagine that a scene of combination
and counteradion was preparing for you," &c. &c.

'Row if the bargain was so triumphant to the
public, it must • have been otherwise to the con-
tradors, The filet, however, is precisely as stated.
Never had any Chancellor of the Exchequermore
strxm.,, grounds of triumph ; for the terms he ob-
tained for the public, were the admiration of the
whole monied interest.

Without conveying a breath of censure Upon any-
body, we may, however, call-to the recollection of
our readers the very great disproportion in the pro-
posals of those gentlemen, and the other competi-
tors for the contria ; and we may remark, that
among these rivals were some, at least, who, by long
expelrienee, had acquired the art of managing a
loan ; and it would be no strained inference to
conclude, that such men would offer at • least
within a trifle of as high terms as their expe-
rience of the money-market warranted. We
know the highest offers of the other gentlemen
fall very far below those of the Contraffors.—
Where then is the phxnomenou that has occasioned
such disgraceful lamentations in the most wealthy
eity in the universe ? If young traders eater into
speculation, at a risk beyond what the most ex-
perienced would dare to do, and in conse-
-quence become losers by the bargain, is it
nece' nary to conjure up plots and combinations, and
persecutions, to account for the common conse-
quence of their folly ?—Or are they to be sanftioned
in outcries against the Bank of England, for draw-
ing an admirable line between indulgence and weak-
ness, liberality and the encouragement of folly ?
London, England, 1803-02-19

THE LIFE OF GENERAL WASHINGTON FROM
HIS OWN MANUSCRIPTS.
NI that he lH
ptspeincttfoul al: e
~
informemsetillite.Puithbltihce,
Family of the late G,wtaat. Wane Toe, to publish in
London, the Memoirs of the Life of that great Man, drawn
up from hi< own papers.
The work is f4tt.xt by Mr. Marshall, Chief Justice of the
United States, a Gentleman eminent for tu< talents, and who
was int manly acquainted with Washington during his hie ;
and it will be revised by Jude Washington, the nephew of
the General, his principal heir, and the present povsasor of
his `eat at Mrsnit Vernon.
It will extend to four or five octavo volumes, will he ele-
gantly prifated, amd be suitably decorated with a portrait, and
with ItielPS; Maps, and plans.
As lull a work is equally interesting to Europe and Ame-
rica' it is intended that the publication shall take place in
London and Philadelphia on the sameday ; and it is believed
that the first volume will make its appearance in April or
May.
No. 71, St ?aunt Church-yard, Jan. ICI, 11101.

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By THOMAS HOLCROFT.
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NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

eokrsmocre, TED. 17.
Remains at St. Helens, his Majesty's ship Le
licrcsile.
Remain at Spithead, his Majesty's ships Neptune,
Itittrep;d, Isis, Calcutta, Woolwich, Chichester, Loire.
Amazon, Dryad, Apollo, Blasche, La Virginie, La
abilonne; and blip Alorgiana, Port illahon, Liei,
Starling, and Charger, with the Plynnosith naval
store-ship, Mark Lee commander, from Plymouth.
Arrived the Adventure, Newton, from Gihraltar,
with troops.—Wind W.S.W. blowing hard.
It is understood here, by recent intimation, that
a change is about to take place very shortly in the
uniform of the Royal Marine Corps.: the co:it
will be blue with red facings, an alteration cL-
peLcd to be carried into effed some years ago.
DOVER, FEB. 17.
Sailed the Dicheu of Cumberland, for Calais.
early this morning, with the Right Honourable
Lord John Campbell, and suite, and J. Motteux,
Esq. ; also the ..Exprem packet, Capt. Dell, with
maul and passengers.
Arrived L'lndustrie, of and from St. Vallcry.
Capt. Haquet, with salt from Croysue.
Also arrived L'Aimable, of and from Bourdeaux.
Capt. Shomer, with wine, for St. Vallery.
No passage-vessels arrived. The wind has blows
very hard from the westward since the morning.
London, England, 1803-02-26

110LCROFTs TRAVELS.

In the Press, and iSpeeiti will be published, in Two elegant
Voßunes, Quarto, d .icorateil with a great Number of \rig-
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by the first Artists, representing the principal objects and
Buildings in Paris, many of tilein from beautiful Drawings
made under the Direction of the Author.

TRAVELS in GERMANY, HOLLAND,
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its Manners, Charaters, Paintings Music, Thestrei, Csurdefts
Institutions, Architecture, k.. arc.
By THOMAS HOLCROFT.
PriiitA fur R. Plitt cies, St. Paul's Church-yard.

TILE DUCHESS OF PIEN NE's NOVEL.

This Day is published, lu Three Volumes, price las. 6d iu
boards,
ITALIAN JEALOUSY.; or, The HISTORY of
k LADY GF.ORGIANA CECIL.

By the DUCHESS of PIENNE.
Printed fur Thomas Hunt, N ). 32„ Piterooxter-mw.

THE PROFESSIONAL LIFE OF Mr. DIRDIN.

- -
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THE PROFESSIONAL LIFE of Mr. DIB.
DIN ; togizther with the Words of Six Hundred Songs,
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taken from the subjects of the Sony. To he embellished also
with an elegant Engravina, by Mr Smith, Oetn a rurtrait of
Mr. Dibdin—a striking Likeness, and an admirable Picture,
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This produtiou is published by the Author, at his; r.l us c
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TWELVE SLRMONS on the Advantages
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LAW 1N77 LL 16 Lll CE.

VING% DFNCIT, GUlT.ntuLt., Ft.. 25.
ItDv V. JONES.
This WAS an aetion of assault. The Plaintiff was a
milliner at Deptford, and the Defendant a lighter-
man at the same place. The Plaintif hack been,
employed by the Defendant's wife, in way of
her profession. W/ien she took home the articles
of dress she had made, Mrs. Jones Was not altoge-
ther pleased H ith them, and the two ladies com-
menced an altercation, which they did not condua
upon the principles of reciprocal politeness. In the
interim, the Defendant came in, and espousingY, the
cause of his wife, took Miss Runs by the shoulders,
and turned her out of the room in a most ungal-
lant and uncourteous way.—The Jury gave a verdict
fur the Plaintiff—Damages 51.

FRIMLING C. CHILDS.
This was also an aaion for an assault: The
Plaintiff was a Publican at Shooter's-hill, and the
Defendant was in the same line of business at North-
fleet. They both let out horses, which occasionally
put up at each other's stables. The Defendant con-
ceived, that the Plaintiff had not taken proper care
of those belonging to him, he therefore went to his
house, with a determination to insult and quarrel
with him. He aggravated the Plaintiff to that de-
gree, that he gave him the lie, upon which he struck
I.irn so violent a blow, that it knocked him against
the chimney-piece. ft was clearly proved, the De-
fendant was the wilful aggressor ; wherefore the
Jury gave a verdict for the Plaintiff, damages SUL

CIITERII)GL V. REIM:

This was an adion upon a Bill of Exchange for
1501. The defence was, that it had been altered
to 1:;01. from Md. after it had been drawn ; but
the Defendant admitted that it was a valid security
for 1001. dccordingl y the Plaintiff had a verdict for
that sum.
A number of common Jury causes were. tried ;
but flit y were all of a very trilling natUre:

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
DoE (ex Dern.) COLVEL DAv molt.
This was an action of ejearnent, to recover a cer-
tain piece of land attached to a public-house, known
by the sign of the Star, in Maidenhead-court, Al-
dersgate-street.
Several documents were produced, none of which
authenticated the title of the Plaintiff to the land
in question. A number of witnesses were also ex-
amined, to prove the former possession of the pre-
mises by the heirs of Colvel ; their testimony, how-
ever, did not go to :inn the present possessor. The
Jury, therefore, after having sat upon this cause
during the greater part of tire day, returned a ver-
dict for the liefendant.
London, England, 1803-02-26

alesi by 21gtion.

B 7 LEIGH, SOTHE3Y, and SON,
TIT/S DAY and Monday next, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE MEDICAL LIBRARY of ROBERT
I:NAPP, M. D. late of Stoney Stratford, Bucki.
To b viewed, and Catalogues had at the Place of Sale.

By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
On Tuesday, Feb. 29, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE MEDICAL LIBRARY of Ms. GEORGE.
WILSON, of Bedford-street, Covent-Garden.

To be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Place of Sale.

By Mr. KING,

At his Great Room, This Evening, at Six o'Chnic,
Asti Assemblage of PRINTS, by esteemed Mass'
tees, enefly Modern. The Death f Lord Chatham, by
and Jocund Prasants, br Woollens
finer—Galkne du ?alais Royale, 2 vols. fine copy, e!egantly
hound in
May be vi.:wei To-morrow till the Sale, and Catalogu
had at the Room.

By Mr. KING,
At bit Great Room, in kintftreet, Covent-Gattlfm, ott
MONDAY ne...t, at Twelve 'o'Ciock, _

A Good COLLECt lON of 'BOO !CS,- including
4:1 the L:biary of a Gentleman, deceased than
are M.irtvn's Natural History, 2 vols. colour,: Pi -s; Anti•
ehita di Ronia ; the very curious and unzon.rr.,,ii Play, eiltitl d.
two lamentable Tragedies by 'Robert Y.. 7: :.,g'orl ; Johnson's
Dictiolary, 2 vols. 4to. Milton's Works, by T(cld, 6 vuls-
large raper, in Itus:.ia ; Fry's Pantogran!,ia; Sh..rklau's Edi,,
tion of Swift, 19 vols. Gentlemaa's Magazine, 1792 to 1801,
12 vols. Roll's British Theatre, 34 rals. with Character and
Scene Pr;nts, bre.
May be viewed To-morrow, and Cat,logucs had at the Room.
London, England, 1803-02-26

FEBRUARY 26, 1803.

UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
rrHE Ancient Rik of Dr. MAVOR's.UNIVER-
s tt, HISTORY briqg tow coinidltod in NINE VO
LU MES, tlri Public ar n-mectfolly iiifortned, that thc SIXTH
VOLUME of the MODERN HI9TORY will be published
an the First of nin:ll,• and that a Volume will 'Continue tole
mblish•id on the First Day of every mouth, tilt the Sixteen
Volumes, of whicli•the Modern History is to consist, are coin-
As the puhlic opinion of the merit and utility of this work
has been must unequivocally expressed, by the rapid and
extensive sale of the Volumes which have appeared. it is
not deenuirl nucts.iaiy to expatiate on the claims which The
Mod-rn Ifistury will possess, tii a continuance of die same flat-
tering patronage •
It is obvious, that to all persons, to whom the great Uni-
versal History, In sixty-six large volumes oftavo, is .-lunar wo
-icoensive, nr toy volarninntis, Dr. Mayor's Universal Histor.r,
itt twenty -five modatatc-sized volumes, must • be a most &sirs-
ble acquisition. ,
The volumes are sold at ss. In bout; ; or, upon common
pa:stir, at 3s. 9d. in Ixiards ; aud single voltunei, se complete
sets, may behad of all Rooksullers.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard,
Feb. 18, 1803.

I lULCROFT's NEW CC/vifF.DY.
This Dry is Price /141f-a-Crityn,
FigAß' BOTH SIDES, a new Comedy, in
Five Art,,, performing at this tima with uaivertal ap-
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London, England, 1803-02-26

iv Mr.:. KING,

At his Great R'om, No. 11, King-street, Covent-garden, on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next,
ASmall but curious COLLECTION of
PRINTS, chiefly by modern Masters, including a con-
siderable Number of Etchings and Proofs : among them are
the Death of Gentral. Wolfe, remarkably fine Proof; the
Fishery, a most superb Proof, on India Paper; Battle; of the
Hogue and Boyne, Inc Proofs; Penn's Tratv ; Celadon and
Ametia, proofs; the Niobe, fine • Diana and Aanon, doe;
Premium Landscape, fine, ott India Paper; choicest sped;
mens of Earloins Scraping, in MezaotiLt proofs; a few fine,
by Ville; several by Bartoluzai, proofs; highly fiithhot
Drawings, by La Porte and Cleiissau, some framed and
glazed, gze.
May be viewed on Monday, and Catalogues then bad at the
Room.

ENGLISH ORTIt TOPOGRAPHY, and PRINTS,
BOOKS of PRINTS, and COPPER-MATES,
By Mr. KING,
At bis Great Room, in Kine-street, Covent Garden, on FRI-
DAY, Match 4th, and Ten following Days (Sundays ex-
cepted, at Twelve &Clock,
THE entire COLLECTION of ENGLISH and
FOREIGN PORTRAITS, extansive AsseirColage of
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plates, the Property of
Mr. WILLIAM COLLINS, of Exchange-alley,
Lately dsce.ised.
In the Prints, are many valuable and scarce; among the
elates is the Hundred Guilder, by Worlidge, with about ninety
Impressions in the finest Condition possible; with a Number
of curious Articles to engac,e the ;Attention of the Conts)isseur.
May ba viewed on Wednesday the Pdi till the Ue, and
Catalogues, price Is. uow had at the Room.

PRINTS, DRAWINGS, CUPPER-PLATES,
By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his House, Nu. 31, in the Strand, on TUESDAY,
March 1, and the fillowiwg Evening, at Six o'Clock,
_pi.'flume COLLECTION of PRINTS, many
of them Proofs, in various States of the Plates. Saint
Genevieve, by Balechou, before the Border; Battles of the
Boyne and to Hoeue, by Woo:let and Hal!' verj fine ; To-
pographical and other Drawings, by Dayes, Turner Wheab.
ly, 'and Anthohy Walker. Cupper.Plates br Auto's:alio
Anthony, William and John Walker; among them are seve-
ral fur hell-known Ipiterary Pnblicatious, viz. lb fur Reau-
reer's Art of flat-Fling Domestic Fowls, 58 for Dietionar4ra
I'„lygra4ihicniti; S.l larg4 Maps, Views, &c. for Travois
through Sweden, Persia, his. hin, &e. ; a Ruling Machine,
u-Box of Swiss Cra!usts, 27 Nombei of Macklin's Bible,
rontaine's Fabler, Vandyck's Heads Eloestart's Drawing
&c. &e.
Qt. as EMINENT ARTIST, retiring intothe Country.
T 4 be vieve4 oil Monday next, and Days of sole ; Casa-
logics to be had of Mr. Clarke, Bookseller, Bondatrost
of Mr. Rich:l4=on, No. 31, Strand.
suma mememile."- --4s==ffIieMINMOIMOIMS
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London, England, 1803-02-26

IRISH 11.1/4NK NOTES.

Lord KING rose, and moved for several accounts
rehttiv-e to qrantity of Notes of the Bank of
Ireland in circulation, at given periods, and spoke
of the immense discount at which Irish Notes were,
at one time during the war, between Dublin and
Hamburgh (from I 5 to 171), which, he said, partly
arose from there being no direct communication
between Dublin and Hamburg'', but that it was ne-
cessarily
managed through the medium of London,
which of course aggravated the expence.
The Marquis of SLIGO said, the Noble Lord
appeared to him to be utterly mistaken respeEting
the Notes of the Bank of Ireland. The Notes of
the National Bank of Ireland had not been at dis.
count, but the Notes of the private Banks; which
made their payments, when their own Notes were,
presented, in Notes of the National Bank; and it
they failed in so doing, they were liable to have a
Commissinn of Bankruptcy issued against them.
Lord KING made three Motions, the substance
ofwhich (when correeled by au observation of Lord
Pelham) w.ere as follows : ,"('hat the proper officers
do lay before this House an Account of the Amount
of the Notes of the Bank of Ireland, in circulation
on the first of January, April, and September, 1797;
on the first of April, May, and June, IMO!; and the
first of June, August, Oaober, and De; ember,
0302; and the first of February, 1803, mspee-
tively."—Ordered.
London, England, 1803-02-28

MARRIED.

On Monday last, Joint March, ,Esq. of Sambrook-court,
Rasinghall-street, to Misa Parker, late of London %Vail.
Lately, at Bath, Lockhart Johnstone, Esq. Barrister at Law,
to Ws: Green, of Bath.
Lat.aly, at Bah, Mr. James Powell, of London, to Mils
Boswell, of BAIL.
London, England, 1803-02-28

MOR.7V ING LITE Ra,,,ißr

NUMBER. 50.]

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, zlsr FEB 1803.
THE Comnsiiiioner: fir Victualling Hir Afajcsty'
Navy, do hereby give Notice, that on Mondry, the 14th March'
Inert, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up)
cud sreatfor the supplying if Sea-Prorisions, Rim, and fresh Berl;
to Ifs Majesty's Ships and resseis at Yarmouth, in the County of
Norfolk, on separate Contracts, for twelve months certain ; andfeer-
ther, Until six maths warning shall be given on either side for the
termination of the said Contracts.
The conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the Secretary's
Wee, at this Once, or by applying to the Collector of his Mojesty's
Customs, at Yes-mouth aforesaid.

And all rersons who may think proper to make Tenders upon the
said occasion, are desired to take notice, that no rrgard ttin he hod
to any Tender in which the price sh ill not he insert,d in words at
length, that skull not he delivered to the Board i:bre one "'clock
4n the said Monthly the 14th 1f trch nest ; nor unity the person
wi.o indict the Te,.dcr, or some pers.ui on kis brhalf, attends to
cr,.%er when coilcd I'r.