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MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1302, • DOUBLE WRITER.
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY • Ey His MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT..
• BEGIN, DRAWING. . rrHEnewly-inuctved MACHINE fur Witt..
SCHEME. 1- , TING with two Pins, rroducing at the fame inftant
Value of each. Total Value. do OrOnals, aceiirding tote common Mode of Writing, is
Z.acpoo . Is - C.Sugao offered to the Commercial, Political, Legal, and Literary
10,000 - iii eoxatoo World.as well as to all Perfons ddirous of preferving autiuutie
SPOO • 20,000 Records of thdr Corrtfpontlence, Statements, Componitions,
Ipoo - lope° ate. This Invention, which is reduced to a praftiee both eJfy
spiv - 10,000 and free from every defeet, has been faudkused by the Pat run-
soo .. .. dpoo age of the molt Indio/1111W Ch amulets io the World. Maim-
-100 . - , 3 poo faetured and fold by I. It Farthing, Cornhill, Lapdog, Port-
xo - . spec able Writing-Da and Letter-Copyivg Machine Matinfarbsear
1$ - 314,000 for Elpottation. . --..--....._

N. of Prizes.

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.Ditto - 3td Day 20,000 . boinlon. on Friday the t!th day I Dt:,4l4:wr, clot, hareem:
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Lottery Moe. _ . Cdltinwtarth, Haltalturft, aid Wilde's. in...bc county of 11..Afor+
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Macs may be fuppliel by footling soed Odle at Short Dates.. The Tenants will Ike* the Far. Tis.
Poft Shoes,
Ordtre, Sank Notes, or Ceth, to any Lieented
Lottery (Mee. '
..., The Pelee of Tickets and Shares wilt rife eonidarably
before the Dravotn-.

6opeo Tickets

Prises rid 1 in Staling Moser.

. DR HNSOWs ENGLISH- PO ETs..
A SE-PUBLICATION of the above Work,
Aegantir plated le :own okra, ibrwandnefs, to
b • e Steel, with soddocal Laves and Critlciftus, by J. AIKII4,
M.D. and with Embellldintents to be engraved by Mr.
HEATH, me lithe proptition of the badertaithig.
The Brit fix Volumes tArerprifieg the whole of the Worts d
Spencer will be ready for delivery loan after ettriitmas n at.
The Works of, Spencer will be immediately followed by
thofc of Cowley Milton, and dwler ; and it is propored that
the whole thall fticceed In Chronological Order, with all tit,
(peed compatible with the Intended execution of the under-
taking. Bat u the Works of each Author will be fold rep-i-
-rately, the Set will, finally, be no larger than the Purely& r
choofes to make it. .

A few Copies. with Proof Imprcifions of the Plates. will be
printed on large Paper.
Order, for delivery (where prapofals at large may be had:.
will he renter' '‘ fr. , 1.-Ath. ituttil-place, Fitzroy-J(lnm,
q. Kaulley, Fleet Reed; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh;
Heath and Reid, Glafscw►; and Arch r and' of on •

WIDLEY, NEAR PORTSMOUTH.

TO BE SOLD, and immtiNte non given, .
ADESIRAIILE LEASEHOLD ES CATE.
bald for throe lives, bait reproble. areordPg .to Al%
ufoal ;Otani of the Mahar. The Premires arc molt pi tautly
fetiated at brousitield, in the Parlfh of vriacy, fax miles l at
rural-14;Mb, and containe Wawa ta and I, 'tante ,yerd
of Land, within a Ring Fence ; together with a newly creek*
Dwellitig,houfc and Stable. The Grounds, Plantations, and
Walks pollefs many natural and improved advantages, and'
form a limitable place of rclidencc foe a genteel Family. Very
good Water upon the Prettifies.
Apply at the STAB Offic-, Temp Bar, London; or
Mottley's Printing-Office, Fortintouth.

A VALUABLE FARM IN WILTS. . .
TO Bk. SOLD BY A UCTION—Bv Mr. KNIGHT,
On Mures, the 17th of Decedbcr, tSet, at the Bear Ten,
Devizes, at Three u'Clock in the ernoon,

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HE Fee fimple and Inheritance of and in all
that very defirabk and improvkbk MLitt called SKLVF.II
FARM, eligibly limited in the Parithes of fvt.:lVltani and
Branham in the County of Wilts; omfitling of a ram-Wilda
with fuit;:ble Outbuilding*, togeth.s with I'7 A. t R. 7 P.
by Itatute admedurement) of Meadow, Pafturg, Ar.ble, and
Wood Lands (be the fame a little more or kW n..w in the 00.
cupaties of Mr. Butch. r, abate 'Fenn therein expires at Lady.
'.ay seat The whole is within "a ring knee; abaut.s Mika
from Dcvizes, 3 trom Melkthatn, 5 ,ran Chippenham, and 13
fr ,m Datil The Tenant will thew the F:flite, and printed
Particulars may be had at the principal Inns In the neighbour.
ins Twarns, and Auetioneer's, Desists. Further inforratiott
may be received by applicatitin to Mr. South, of N. wport.
Houle, near Devise, where a Plan df the .Rilate .f -n.

COUNTY of 1.0114 H. within 3o Mlles of DUBLIN..

YO BE SOLD BY AUCTION -BY Mr. CHRib 1 lE.

At his Great-Room, PaII-Mail, on Thurfday, the 4th of Fis.
Prouty neat. at One o'Cloct,
A VALUABLE and defirable FREEHOLD
ESTAT..,confilthig of the ititwor of Dionivarha, with
-Rents. he. and five eligible Farms, with ro4oltite
awl 286 A. r R. 24 P. lrifh acres of rich Feeding Land,
entirely casipset, and within a ring &nee, lett off on leaks for
three lives, or thirty-one y.ars, at moderate rents, amounting
to Five Hundred and Seventy-6)hr Pounds, and upwards. to
the following punctual and refpeet able tenants, via. Mears.
Carragber, Miloue, M•Godeerilk, lefdale, flell,andTkumai
Craven Efq. The Eitate Is Idiraidy htuate within three mike
of Andre, ten of Dundalk, and thirty milt• from Dublin, fp
.11e rand leading from Andres to Drimgoldeflown, is the county
Lnuth. _ _

T• •t slant trill iticw the Prentilla and printed portieul4rs
nay t e ~.td of Dance, rig No at tartar ship-tusk
)t.b n of the Printer, the Chefttr sod livtrpool Papa's;
at the Rainbow Col: e-houfe, in Carohill; and in Pall
where a plot of the Ettatt sitar he fern.
Mr. Chriftie is entpowered to receive portals by Panne
Centraet.

FR .1 NCE.

• LYONS. DECEMBER z.
It is announced as certain, that the Sovereign
Pontiff, Pins VII. will foon arrive in this city, and
preparations, it is Paid, are making for liis recep-
tion, as well as for that of the FIRST CnN SV L and
two Miniaers. Lodgings are preparing alio for
the Members of the Confulta of the Cifalpinc Re-

public.
- PARIS, u 5 TRIMAIRE„DEC. 7.
The Mininer of General Police has infc.rmed the
Prefed of the Dyle, that, notwitlittanding the in-
fcription of M.BARRAS'b name on the Lill of Emi-
grants, he is to ackuowledge him as the Official
Agent of the Archduke CHARLES, and to treat
with him refpe.ling every thing whielf relates to
the perfonal property of that Prince, fituated
within his diftrid, in conformity to the Treaty of
Lnneville.
The French troops in garrifoa at the Wand of
Elba are returned to Leghorn.
Accounts from the Hague (late, that Citizen
VAN Deramrov, Batavian Plenipotentiary to the
Court of Stutgard, will affume_the fundlons of
Citizen SCHIMMELPSNNINCIC at Paris, 4uring the
refidence of the latter at Amiens.
57 FRIMAIRE, DECEMBER 8.
The FIRST CONSUL entertained at dinner, on
the 6th, one hundred and eighty perfons, among
whom were the two Confuls, the Minifiers; the
whcle of the Diplomatic Corps, the Officers of the
Senate, the Legiflative Body and the Tribunate,
with all the Ex-Prefidents of there three authori-
,„, ties, feveral Generals, Prefeds, &c. &c. Among
thee dillinguifhed charaders were obferved with
real pleafure feveral gallant men, on whom fuels
and fakes of honour had been conferred. The
only bread tiled at dinner was that of three and•
four Pots a pound. Although lets white than that
of a higher price, the take was pleafant, and the
quality good.
General MOREAU gave a grand dinner a few
days ago, in celebration of the battle of Hohen-
linden. It is mentioned, in letters from Strafburgh,
that this dillinguifirecrOfficer will take up his
refi-
dence in that city.
The Legiflative Confulta of the Cifalpine Re-
public has held its laft fitting,and all the Members
were preparing to let out for Lyons on the zyth of
laft month.
The fciences have fuftained an irreparable lots,
and this lots, while it is thaw' by the whole ci-
•ilized world, will be partictilarly felt by the Re-
public of France. The celebrated DotomiEu,
Member of the National Inftitute, has terminated
a career illiinrated by important literary produc.
tions, by a boundlefs love for his country, and by
honour able in;sfortunes which interefted the whole
of Europe. He died of a malignant fever at
Chatcanneuf, in the depatumut of the inane
and Loire, at the houfe of Citizen DILL, hi., bro-
ther-in-law.

- _
C. BEAUCHAMP, Member (1 the National Tali.
t :tc, and Commillioner of Foreign Relations at
hlafeate, died almoil fuddenly at Nice. Ile had
kid returned from Conitatitinople, to which he
had been tint by the FIRST CONSUL, .for ,he ca.
change of the French prifoners, or to ameliorate
their lunation.

REPORT PRESENTED TO THE CONSULS OF THE RE-
PUILIC BY THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR.

DATSD PARIS, DIC. 4, 'Rot.
After a general introduCtion upon the French
laws, and fume particular obfervatiuns upon the
Commercial Code, Citizen CH•PTAL proceeds to
fay :
"The Revolution, by defirry:ng or perverting all
political intlitutions, completely diforganized cum•
merce. From the t Bth Brumaire ( Nov. 9) alone,and
theglorious eventsvrhich followedit,coild any hopes
be entertained of its revival! The pieture, of
which I have given you the outlines, has been
fully confidered by the Commiffioners for draw-
ing up the Civil Code. They have left to the Ci-
mrif Legillation all that belongs to it. They have
confined the laws of commerce to the points in
which the civil law appeared to them to be infuf-
ficient, and to tbofe which, from their very nature,
and from the necerfities of commerce, require to
be fpecially regulated. The jurifsfi3ion of the
commercial tribunals Ihall be afcertained in a man-
ner to prevent all doubts and controverfies. The
(reedy, but revere modes of proceeding will afford
a Lifeguard againft all that is arbitrary and unjuft.
Judges, in the firft inflance, chofen by the mer-
chants, and Judges of ,Appeal chofcn from among
merchants, will give to thefe fpecial tribunals all
the advantage which the adminiftration of the law
receives from an affemblage ofprallical knowledge.
A Public Funclionary in every Tribunal will fee
to the maintenance of order, and will undertake
the defence of thole who, from being abfent or
illiterate, might otherwife Coffer from inefficiency.
There will prevail all over the French territory a
falutary uniformity in the framing of deeds, in
the contraCting of partneilhips, and in the refpon-
fibility of agents, fo that the certainty of the rights
and duties of the merchant will offer to all foreign
nations the greateft fafety in their dealings with
France. The inaitution of hanks and the agency
of brokers arc brought back to their truz ()Nat.— '
The it de of irfolvLi.ce flail be folemnly proved,
and the ime of bankruptcY fh be
profecuted Fit a long rol!blic morality mot
public feritritv cal Lil out for -vtre et ailment; to
check a prallicc, whi.l,, horn is prevalence, had
ceafed to be (can talons. pill if the Lae iaight to
punifh fraud and it i :%:11. rot cet
who. fulfering muter misfor.une, a• the more de-
fery sing of regal,, that tbey • :ant of thi
devices %hit!' too coital five crin..uality from Fit-
nithment. The Comm i j f G's,t turnvit will
be the 1.% .1171 pioteaor of aud
Lshaiir t the other Creditors,
%I:ether prefer:: cr •above ati, f,.reign
er: will no Live occafion to oe ah.u.l t:f
froida!ent fobtrattion t,f prope-h', of foam hank•
rate ec. cir CI I I eCii•:tat..l t" .heir prejudice ;
and misfoi tune et il! be adira:ied to lay in its
claims, which will be reach)y al aveed if they are
nro%:J. I cer.”c myre.ll, Ctizen Con.
0.1:,:c Lin t.):11c Comicortizl

Cede.. The greatell part of its regulations are ea-
traded from the edia of ;673, from the ordnance
in t 68i, and the various improvements fubfequent-
ly introduced. The language of thefe laws even
has been preferved where it was precife and not
obfolete. The new regulations now propofed are
the refult of the experience or the fpeculations of
the principal commercial towns. A preliminary
differtation, annexed to the projet of the code,
gives a view of the principles on which the corn-
piLltion has been made. Health and refped,
(Signed) CHAPTAL."
.'LEGISLATIVE BODY, DEC. 7.

The Order of the Day, calling for the dircuilion
of the Treaty of Peace concluded with the King
of the Two SICIL4E3 being read, Tsnuvs pro-
pofed its adoption on the part of the Tribunate,
and took the opportunity of acquainting the Le-
giflative Body with the death of Citizen Dolo.
wbo had been fo long imprifoned at Naples.
He expatiated with great feeling on the irrepa-
rable lora fuflaimed by natural philofophy in the
death of that diftinguithed charaCter.
' The Treaty 'was then agreed to with only three
diffentient votes.