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London, England, 1801-02-24 00:00:00

LAST STATSIAI

FOR 'I'HE EIGHTOAMS (AMAS.* •
Arius* bliAw(lll6.4(AffP 4, WI-
'TICKETS ,#,;e fell` 1,9 rcp.t variety of !Ann.
.11- Am* divided into • natter; pitta's, and bis-
muth', at bit MM Ps
oi.n STATE 1.0 xi' OFFICE,
No. 6t 71.1SET-STRP.CT,

Adjainlog rise Btdc o.;iTustso,-,st the 101Ittertog Prises :
Ticket - L.; 9 0
Half • - 8 1,0 ,ohlkigAth - s 5 6
3ner - 4ID Iratcentla z 3 a
avaistonn returns grateful acknowledgements to
the 'MIMICS Pablie, for the numerous favours he has received
in the courfe yf 'rutty Lottenes during the hat CoPury—trufts
hi, forum attention to their intcrett has istvrned their future
favours.

--Tital:lduty he owes to the Public, he again rcqutfts them to
make an early purelsafe, being convinced, from thp rapid Me,
the judicious arrangement of the ardent Scheme !,whcrtin HA(
a Million of Money it at the difplaki of Dow bete), and the
great influx of Nobility, Gentry, and perfons of teipeClability
front the lifter kingdom, ate. &c. that it is highly probable that
Tkkets will br 201. before the Drawing. Clubs or parties
tberc6ore would do well to coot,: to 65, Floot-arsct, as it will
be a fore Laving.
The full stoney will be paid at this Office, without diLcount,
at the uftial rime for the pretreat Lottery.
Perkins in the Country, by fending to this Office Port-Office
orders, Bank-notes, or ea®, may depend onbaving their orders
puts tualk executed with difpaten.
All Shares fold at this 011 ice are regularly :tamped at the
Stamp-Office by order of Govamment, Ago with the Crown,
and round It " Drummond, 6t, pled-ltreet"
Comet Nadgerical a kept, Numbers carefully examined,
and Tickets regifteetd at 6d. per Number, and a true ammo':
of their feuds fart krraft as law as Own.

VALUABLE corroN MILL AND MACHINERY.
TO DS SOLD BY AUCTION,
Ny Mr. BRANCH,
In One Lot,
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pn Tnerd,,y the 31 ft day of March neat, at 4 o'clock in the
Afterno mi. ..t thr Honk of Mr. Getty, the Royal Oak in
Maiicheller; fithjedt to filch Conditions as wilt be then and

1 *re Produed
rrHE LEASEHOLD INTEREST of and in
a fuldt.unial COTTON MILL, molt advantageouny
fituate an the High Road between London and Manchelter,
together with all the valuable Machinery therein, now in full
work.

The Machinery eonfilts of t 3 Carding Engines, with fuit-
aMc Drawing, Roving, and Spinning Frames, together with
every other Article nceeffary for carrying on a Spinning Con-
cern a it 36 Spindles. the number now in work; but there is
pooer and room for from boo to 400 Spindles more, to be
worked with advantage.

Time I. alto erected for ufe, in cafe of need, ■ capital Steam
Engine, of t a h,rfe power, by Boulton and Watts, with all
its neceflary appendages, Waite Water Gates, ke..; and le in
.a neigh:ow-hood polkaing unufual advantages in refpeft of
tpricei of labour, carriage, and fuel.
A Plan of the Prensifes may be teen, and printed Particulars
had, torther with other neceffary information, ou applicasion
to Mr. Henry Pocock, Solicitor, Suez Inn, London ; to Mr.
Wright, Engineer, Flat-than; or tour. Branch, at his Office,
St. Atm:rigour, Maticbelter.
Mr. Branch is alto empowered to treat for the Sale of the
Premdes by prime Cootradt, our time previous to the oath of
Marsh.

N B. Good Gxurity walk =qua for a conailerable part
tka parade mousy.

CHELSEA HOSPITAL, February 26, ISM.
THESE are, by order of the Right 'Honourable
the LORDS, and others, COMMISSIONERS for ma.
aging the Affairs of the ROYAL HOSPITAL ot CHELSEA.
to give notice, that HIS MAJESTY hall been reared to COII/.
mond, that all Out-Penlioners belonging to the aid bofpital,
in London or within Twenty-five Miles thereof, (the
Out-Penfioners from the late Horfe Guards and }lode Grum.
dier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Regiment of Horfis
Guards, fuch Men u by the Hofpital Books are now more than
Fifty-five years of age, or had reeved Twenty-five Years In the
Army previoufiy to their Difcharge3, and thofe who have loft
an eve or a limb, ezeepted,) do perfonally and Regimentally ap-
pear at the f.,icl Hofpital, on the Days ondermentioned and ap.
pointed for them rafpeetively, when and where attendance wit/
b given, from Nine o'Clock In the Morning till Throe in the
Afternoon, in order that filch of than, as on examination thall
be fouud fit, may be fen: to Garrifun Duty only, viz.
-tt fEsa.tr,ttic. 24th February.
The Peolioners from the Dragoon Guards, the late 3d, Sths
and 7th Regiments of Horfe, there from the feveral Regimen s
of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry, the Bridal Legion of Hort; and
the Royal Waggoners ; asalfo the Penfionets from the Ift litt.
gimeut of roa Guards.
WEDNESDAY, the 25th February.
The Penfioners from the Coldftream and sd Regiments of
Foot Guards ; as alto thofe from thez ft Regiment of Foot to du
sth Foot Inclufivel__

THURSDAY, the 26th February.
Thole from the 6th Regiment of Foot to the nth of Foot in•
elafive.

FRIDAY, the 27th February.
Thole from the j6th A:yin:cot of Foot to the 63.6 of Foot
hiclufive.

SATURDAY, the 28th February.
Thole from the 66th Regal:via of door to tin,: t 14th of Fout
inelulive; as alfia the Penfioners from Lord Strath IVCI.I,
Ma-
jors Waller's, Elfortrs, and Fines Corps; the Royal Garrila
Battalion, Lopl iris, Queen's Rangers, the Feneible Corps.
Cinque Port add Lulealhrre Volunteers; the feveral Americart
and other Corps; likewife the Penfioners from the reduced
Regiments of Marines.tkofe from the Independent Companies.
! thole from the Militia, and thofc who have been In-Perifioneta
of Chelfea Hofpltal.
His Majcfty has on this occalloa thought fit to declare hie
gracious Intention, that none of the Our-Penfiuters, wbo oa
examination may be found fit for duty, Mall be required to serve
anywhere but In the Invalid Corps; that every man found fit
for duty, null be entitled, on his arrival at the Garrifon to.
which he fhall be fent, to receive a Bounty of ONE POUND
FIVE SHILLINGS, or fo much thereof as awn remain, after
fupplying him with proper Nei:elf:aka; and thole who, on ex-
amination, are found unfit for duty, mall be dirmiLicd wits
proportionate fubfillenee to carry them back to their homes.
Lallly, it Is turther notified, that all (each of the laid One.
Penfioners, as well from the Cavalry as Infantry, (except as
afore(ald) who thou not r at the raid Holpital, at the time
herein appointed. In abedieace CO His Mairity's Command;
will be confiderA as otberwife provided for by Government,
or as dead, and they will accordion., he itruck off the Books
of the Out. Petition of the Odd uithout 101_1'14Ptd
of being rdtors4 %berm. 0. AusT.
Secretary auk Ragiitar.

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ORATORIOS,
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT.
THFATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
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SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, FEB. 3.

SWEDEN.

TC)-1;
joitloAV EVENING, February 25,
will be performed the Sacred ORATORIO of
THE MESSIAH.
Compofed by G. F. HANDEL.
End of Part 11. a Concerto on the Grand Plano Forte, by Mr.
FIELD (pupil of Mr. Cctosuirt.)
And on Friday wiIITHE be perfo
CREArmed, forTION. the only time this Seaton,
Compofed by G. HAYDN, Mt& D.
Multi° di Capella to his Serene Riglands the Prince of
Efterkazy.
End of Part 11. a'Concerto on the Violin by Mr. G. ASHLEY.
Principal Vocal Performers
Mrs. SECOND, Mfts TYRER,
Mater SMITH, (their feeond appearance.)
And Madame DUSSEK.
Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DIGNUM,
Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN.
Among the Principal Inftrurnental Performer are
Leader of the Band. Mr. G. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
Violoncellos—Metro. Charles Ansley, Sharp, &e.
Principal Second Violin—Mr. Mahon.
Balloons--Mcffrs. Parldnrou and Taylor.
Tnompets--Mcfro. Smith, Tamplin, and Canceler.
Bars Trumyet—Mr. Attwood.
Double Baires--Melfrs. Joave, Fronds, Ike.
The reit of the BAND and the CHORUSSES, which will be
numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers. i
The whole under the &maims of Mr. ASHLEY. Stn.

Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 21. Upper Gall. is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, In Hart-itreet.
Half Price as anal at Nine &Clock.
Doors to oe opened at Six, and to begin at Seven.
Books of the Words (with the Imprimatcur of E. MACLEISII
to be had at the Theatre, price 6d. only.
e„, MOZART. REQUIEM will be repeated nest week.

REGULATIONS ALLUDED TO IN THE NORTHERN
CONVENTION, AS PUBLISHED BY THE KING OF

The preamble (fates the neceflity of rendering
the rights of commerce clear and explicit. For
this drift, in order to fecure the proteCtion of the
Government, the commerce of Sweden mull ob.
ferve the following requifites:
tit, Ire order that a Ihip be entitled to be confidered as a
Swede, Ate malt be built in Sweden, or the Provinces undt r
her dominion; or shipwrecked on the Swedifh coat, and there
fold, or bought in a foreign country by a legal and authentic
contrail. Wroth purchak is made to a country threatened
with war, it Dull be coofidered as lawful as loon as three
months have elapfed before its aCtually breaking out. Every Blip
purchafed mutt be naturalized. As however the naturalization
of flaps bought in a foreign country, and afterwards taken ►y
a cruizer belonging to any of the Belligerent Powers, may fre-
quently produce difagrecabic explanations in the fennel, it is
hereby declared that in time of war Chips (hall not be allowed
to be naturalized, which have formerly been the property of
the Belligerents or their fubjeds neverthelefs, with the ex-
ception of all flips that were naturalized before the prefent re-
gulation was adopted, which !hall enjoy all the rights which are
connected with the character of Neutrals and Swedes.

a. The paptaim of the 114 mutt be provided with all papers
regulate and proper for the fecurity of his voyage. Of this
kind are, (in cafe the ibip goes through the Sound), a certificate
of the place where the yard was built, an invoice, letters mew-
ing the cargo not contraband, Turkilk and Latin palfports, a
certificate by the magiltrate of the place, a paft for the crew,
a copy of thc oath of the owner, a charter-party, with the tub-
fcription of the freighter, the captain, and the perfon freighting
the veffel, a manifelt with the like fubferiptions, containing a
lilt of the different artielea of the lading, and the condidens of
the intended voyage, and a bill of health, when the farne is
necelfary. If the voyage is merely to the ports of the Baltic,
or the Sound, the Tutkifh and Latin pares arc not neceffary ;
but thc Captain mutt have all the other papers enumerated,
without exception.
3. All thele documents mutt be made out and delivered in a
9wedith port, unlefs when a Mip hayloft her papers by accident,
or where they have to en ~,rcibly taken away, In which cafe
tittle documents may be r. new cd in a foreign port, if the Cap-
tain, immediately on his arrival, takes the precaution to exhibit
an authentic and properly cerifit d deelarati'm by which the
accident is proved, or the grounds flitted on which he defires
the renewal.

4. The Captain is prohibited to have falfe aft sor certificates,
or duplicates thereof. He is likewife prohibited to make ufe
df a foreign dig.
5. It is required that the Captain and half of the crew &all
be Swediih fubjcas.
6. Captainsgoing to the main ocean mail be bound to fellow
the courfe painted out iu their inaruclio:3 and agrecabk to the
contents of their c..rtific.ttion.

7. Ships defined for the ports of a Belligerent Power, mutt,
with the utmolt care, and under the fret-eft penalties, avoid
carrying any contraband commodities. To prevent all c'esubt
or mifunderftanding rtfpeding what is contraband, it is a/....reed'
that the following goods Stall be con6dered contraband. The
remainder of this article is a trankript of the article of the 'Go-
v.:mina in our Paper of yefterday.)
8. All Swedifh fubjeds are prohibited to fit out privateers
*dna the Belligerents, their Cubjeds and property.
9. A Swedish alp cannot be employed by a Belliperent
Power to trinfport troops, arms. or any warlike implements.
-Should any Captain be compelled to do k by fapericr force,
he Is bound at leaf to exhibit a formal proteft againit fuch
violence.

io. When a mcrchaat ihip is not under convoy, and happens
nibc brought to by a Blip of war or privateer belonging to any
oftlic Belligerents, the Captain (hall not, in that cafe, oppofe
the (torching of his vefll, but be bound faithfully to Ihew all
ads and documents which relate to her raga. The Captain
and his people arc Aridly prohibited to keep back or &troy
any of their papers.
• it. If, however, loch fhip makes part of a convoy, the fore-
piny article (hall rat ferve u the rule, but the Captain's duty
in pundhaally obeying the fistula °lac Commodore of
the convoy. for which purpofe therefore he (hall feparate as
link as poflibk from the convoy.
a 1. All Captains are exprchly forbidden to attempt going into
*block-Rini port as flan u they are formally apprifed by the
officer renimatiding the blockade. In order to afeertaln what
a blockade•{ leithout in, iii. appellation is confined to thofe to
which by the exer•iiiii• of the biockadiag power, with (hips
deft inert an•t -.Activate to the olgrd, it is evidently dangerous to
attempt nimti.•p
11. ill CZ: a :.wrdilb nurrhant Cdp is captured by a (hip of
war tir privaterr of any of the Baligennts, the Captain Mall
:nimediately ;rani-mit a cirentnflanti:•l zecount ,and duly ezplau -
cif. to tl.c Sweatt'', C,nirul or Vi,e Conful of the place to which
the Ihip it token; :got fhould there br no Conful or Vice Cantu'
then., he Mall tranfimt a MILVII,O to ti. hweilifh Conrail of
the I ei'tift to which the place into which his Blip is taken
belongs
a+ Err -y Captain of a Swedilk merchant man who firielly
°Waves the above regulatons and orders, Cud/ enjoy a free
voyage, protected by the Lew:. of nations and the rrnn•;ftmi of
treaties; and to this end all paddle Agents and !Swear!' Coati&
are nr.oircd, in cafe of stack cals..ifult, to give their fupport to
the j•rlt and well founded complaint, no the fuhiedt. But thole
who au any point whatever mike of violate their orders, mull
aufwer for tit- cifcqueners of their ♦.adult. without rel,•ing
upon the prat Ri.•a of his Majelly. •
a,, dy C.. contents of. neon order. 1.,. Majelly ha. pro-
le:Mini the privateers ofa foreign nation to.roter, or bring their
prizes into the porn of his ►ingdam, eseep,,ln rare of their be*
log driven in i;y ftrris of weather. In this (ale it is esprcfsly
pmhihited to alt w;.atforv.•r to boy the pi 4e:, or any of the
Ott% which the privatern have taken
To which end, pubileatico, ice.
Given at gt. l'eterfburgh, sad liteenaber, blocs•
(Mgr -4) GUtil 4,C$ •ootrnrt.

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