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Monthly Chronicle.

The terms on which this loan is concluded are as follow ; for every tool . English money , paid to government , the subscriber is to have in our funds , 1 . s . d . 75003 per cent , consols . 25 o o 4 per cents . 0 6 4 " ; long annuities . 20 16 8 3 per cents . Imperial loan . 2 aim for

1 5 per . as an annuity 25 years . The usual discount to be allowed for prompt payment ; and we understand the interest on the Imperial loan takes" place from last May . In this agreement it is stipulated , that two millions of the navy debt are to be funded ; that five millions of navy bills are to be paid in the course of a year ; and that two millions and a half arc to be bought up in the course of a year . Should Parliament not think fit to ratify the Emperor's loan , then there will only be wanted eighteen millions sterling ; and the subscribers are in that case ;

to have for each 1 ool . 1 . s . d . 100 o o 3 per cent , consols . 33 68 4 per cents . 0126 long annuity , which will form an equal proportion , as though the Imperial loan took place . The above loan is the greatest money negotiation that ever took place in this or any other country at one time .

As a proof that the war is meant to be prosecuted against France with redoubled vigour another campaign , the contractors for camp-equipage have received notice from the Board of Ordnance , that farther contracts for twelve months would be made from the 25 th of the present month to Dec . 25 , 1795 .

According to a list which has been published of the troops under the command of Generals Pichegru and Jottrdan , they amount to 200 , 000 men . 8 5 , 000 of whom are employed in sieges and blockades , 45 , 000 in garrisons , and 40 , 000 occupy the Rhine from Bonn to Cleves ; insomuch that there are only about 30 , 000 men under the command of General Pichegru , on the banks of the Waal , to carry on the operations against the British . We are happy to announce the complete triumph of the Moderates over the Jacobins . The hall of the Jacobins has been shut up border of the Convention

y , and a seal placed on their papers . In the sitting of .. the Convention on the 7 th instant , Breard announced that that division of the Toulon fleet which had been so long blocked up in the Gulph . of St . Juan , and which the enemy had never been able to attack in its moorings , had returned to that port , without having met with any British or Spanish ships on its passage . Expedient practised by tbe Frenchfor the speedaugmentation of their and far

, y navy , providing a constant supply of additional ships . — To every district , or smaller division of the Republic , exact models of the several timbers that go to the construction of ships of war of various dimensions , are sent by a commissary appointed for that purpose , with orders to the peasants to fell such trees as they occasionally find suitable for any of those timbers ; which having cut out in the rough , according to the fore-mentioned models , to which they can always have access , they must send forthwith to the nearest dock-yardwhere these timbers are

, finished , and put together by the ship- builders there ; such parts of any particular description as are redundant being reserved for a scarcity of them in any other yard . Thus a sort of manufactory is established , where , as in that of watches in ¦ Switzerland , the peasants are employed ill , making the several parts , the exact use of which , in combination with the whole , they themselves are often ignorant of , but which in the hands of the finishers concur with the rest , and complete the machine .

Cheap and easy method of extinguishing Fires . — . At each end of the fire-engine place a large tub as a reservoir for supplying the engine ; into these tubs throw some pot ash-occasionally , so as to keep the water " highly impregnated ; this water , thrown into the lire by the engine , will soon extinguish all flame .

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THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, OR GENERAL AND COMPLETE LIBRARY. Article 1
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ANNIVERSARY GRAND PROVINCIAL MEETING OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, AT WEST MAILING, IN KENT , MAY 19, 1794. Article 3
MASONIC PRECEPTS, TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, FOR THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 6
EXTRACT FROM THE PRECEDING RULES. Article 9
SELECT PAPERS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, READ BEFORE A LITERARY SOCIETY IN LONDON. Article 11
MEMOIRS OF THE FREEMASONS AT NAPLES. Article 15
ANECDOTES OF HENRIETTE DE COLIGNY, SINCE MADAME DE LA SUZE. Article 18
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE RELIGIOUS AND MILITARY ORDER OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM. Article 19
ANECDOTE OF LE PAYS. Article 22
MR. TASKER'S LETTERS Article 23
PLAIN RULES FOR ATTAINING TO A HEALTHFUL OLD AGE. Article 25
EXPERIMENTS ILLUSTRATING THE PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL. Article 28
ON SUBDUING OUR PASSIONS. Article 32
AUTHENTIC AND INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE ADVENTURES OF THE MUTINEERS Article 35
LAWS CONCERNING LITERARY PROPERTY, &c. Article 41
CHARACTER OF HENRY VII. Article 43
CHARACTER OF HENRY VIII. Article 44
ANECDOTE. Article 45
MEMOIRS OF HIS LATE ROYAL HIGHNESS HENRY FREDERIC, Article 46
MR. BADDELEY, THE COMEDIAN, OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Article 48
CURIOUS AND AUTHENTIC ANECDOTES, FROM DIFFERENT AUTHORS. Article 50
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 51
ELECTION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND. Article 51
POETRY. Article 52
MADNESS, AN ELEGY: Article 53
ON SHAKSPEARE. Article 57
EPIGRAM ON PETER THE GREAT, CZAR OF RUSSIA. Article 58
ON A GENTLEMAN WHO MARRIED A THIN CONSUMPTIVE LADY. Article 58
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 59
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 61
INDEX TO THE THIRD VOLUME. Article 67
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Monthly Chronicle.

The terms on which this loan is concluded are as follow ; for every tool . English money , paid to government , the subscriber is to have in our funds , 1 . s . d . 75003 per cent , consols . 25 o o 4 per cents . 0 6 4 " ; long annuities . 20 16 8 3 per cents . Imperial loan . 2 aim for

1 5 per . as an annuity 25 years . The usual discount to be allowed for prompt payment ; and we understand the interest on the Imperial loan takes" place from last May . In this agreement it is stipulated , that two millions of the navy debt are to be funded ; that five millions of navy bills are to be paid in the course of a year ; and that two millions and a half arc to be bought up in the course of a year . Should Parliament not think fit to ratify the Emperor's loan , then there will only be wanted eighteen millions sterling ; and the subscribers are in that case ;

to have for each 1 ool . 1 . s . d . 100 o o 3 per cent , consols . 33 68 4 per cents . 0126 long annuity , which will form an equal proportion , as though the Imperial loan took place . The above loan is the greatest money negotiation that ever took place in this or any other country at one time .

As a proof that the war is meant to be prosecuted against France with redoubled vigour another campaign , the contractors for camp-equipage have received notice from the Board of Ordnance , that farther contracts for twelve months would be made from the 25 th of the present month to Dec . 25 , 1795 .

According to a list which has been published of the troops under the command of Generals Pichegru and Jottrdan , they amount to 200 , 000 men . 8 5 , 000 of whom are employed in sieges and blockades , 45 , 000 in garrisons , and 40 , 000 occupy the Rhine from Bonn to Cleves ; insomuch that there are only about 30 , 000 men under the command of General Pichegru , on the banks of the Waal , to carry on the operations against the British . We are happy to announce the complete triumph of the Moderates over the Jacobins . The hall of the Jacobins has been shut up border of the Convention

y , and a seal placed on their papers . In the sitting of .. the Convention on the 7 th instant , Breard announced that that division of the Toulon fleet which had been so long blocked up in the Gulph . of St . Juan , and which the enemy had never been able to attack in its moorings , had returned to that port , without having met with any British or Spanish ships on its passage . Expedient practised by tbe Frenchfor the speedaugmentation of their and far

, y navy , providing a constant supply of additional ships . — To every district , or smaller division of the Republic , exact models of the several timbers that go to the construction of ships of war of various dimensions , are sent by a commissary appointed for that purpose , with orders to the peasants to fell such trees as they occasionally find suitable for any of those timbers ; which having cut out in the rough , according to the fore-mentioned models , to which they can always have access , they must send forthwith to the nearest dock-yardwhere these timbers are

, finished , and put together by the ship- builders there ; such parts of any particular description as are redundant being reserved for a scarcity of them in any other yard . Thus a sort of manufactory is established , where , as in that of watches in ¦ Switzerland , the peasants are employed ill , making the several parts , the exact use of which , in combination with the whole , they themselves are often ignorant of , but which in the hands of the finishers concur with the rest , and complete the machine .

Cheap and easy method of extinguishing Fires . — . At each end of the fire-engine place a large tub as a reservoir for supplying the engine ; into these tubs throw some pot ash-occasionally , so as to keep the water " highly impregnated ; this water , thrown into the lire by the engine , will soon extinguish all flame .

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