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r - Y, MARCH 3, lBO7 24uPABER .5646] TUESD. 1 PRIM 8I X- PiNC i THEAI RE ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MA RC H 3, 1807, will be acted a New Play, in Five Adts, called THE CURFEW. Written by j. Toaty, Fig. Author of The Hower Moox. To which will be added the New Melu•Dratne, called TEKELI ; or. THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. On Thurfday, The Curfew ; with (6rlt time) a new Operatical Piece, called the Young Huffer. ' TICTUALLLNC-OPFICS, February 18, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY 2.9Tra NAVY; de berely give Notice, - FEB.HYTHE, 24, 4807. MESSRS. WATTS, DRAY, an d C o . O wners o f the SWAN HOY, of Plythe, (which was found difmafted after the late tremendous gale by the Naiad frigate) do for them (elves. and the proprietors of goods the contained, make this public acknowledgement of the high fenfe they feel towards Capt. Dundee, his Officers, and crew, for their very great exertions in laving the laid veffel and greateft part of tier cargo—nor can they fufficiendy exprefs thair gratitude for the very handfume and libe ral conduct of Captain Dundas in declining a falvage or any re muneration for Matfett and Officers.—The reivtilna of William Pitcher, the 'Wafter, (found dead on board) alto rerun; their fin • cere thank. to Capt. I)undas for his very kind attention to their feelings by indofing the body in a coffin, and fending it to them for interment. THE NEW PLAY. Thh day was publiib,:d., rks tiara Crown, fHE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Ads. Per. forming with great applaufe at the Toga rat Borst., Dapir-LANG. By the late JOHN TOBIN, Erg. Author of the HON ry MOON. That on Wednefday the 4th of March next, they wiU be reedy to receive Tenders in writing, (leafed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED CALDRONS (each confuting of 36 bufhels, Win ekefter meafure) of PITT'. TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of equal looting., to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes—one half thereof u loon as poffible, and the other half in the (pace of two months front the date of tie Contradt, winds and weather permit ring, alonguie tie Wharf+ of His Malefty's ling Premifes at Plymouth and Southdown; and to be paid for by Bilis payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be feen at the Secretary's Office. Printed for RICDARD P9IILIra, No 6, Britiscareet, Black. friars and to be had of all Bookrenees. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. This day was publithed,clofcly and haedfomely printed in nativ e price ts. 61. 'I'HE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, Nu. XXIX. for FEBRUARY 184 ; containing a Vaticty of the moft intcrefting and Important information, refpeding the ftate of Agri. culture in England, Scotland, and Wales, during the laft three months. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 3,1807, will be aged the Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertinex Madye I ophaat Mr. COOKE. Egerton, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Lady Rodolphe unibereourt, Mrs. ()LOVER. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. _ _ _ _ Ed;nhurrh : Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co. and fold by John Murray, Fleet-ftreet, London ; alfo by the principal book • fetitss throughout the P.mplre; of whom may be had, Complete Sc.,t price 34 35.6 d. in Numbers. On Tburfklay, the Tempelt ; with 'Mother Gook. Cr A new Comedy, called Town and Country, has been Tome me In rehcarfal, and will thou!y be produced. ORATORIOS, At Platy lioufe Prices on the Wednefdays and Fridays during Lent. THEATRF-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH 4, 1807, will be performed the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. As originally Cnmpofed by G. F. Hawnet. And on FRIDAY the 6th, L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIEROSO. Written by MILTON, and Compofed by G. F. HANDEL. PART 111 A Grand Mlfcdlaneous A& Eud of Panll. Sti.ibelt's favourite Concerto of the Storm, on the Grand Piano Forte, by Mils MOALLL, a Young Lady totally Blind from her Birth. Principal Vocal Performers: Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Signors GRIGLIRTI, (being her firft appearance.) Mr BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS. Mr. PYNE, IVIr.SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELL AMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY. Organ. Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder of the Band and Choruffes (which are numerous and complete) by the molt approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock—begin at Seven. Half Price at Nine. ••• Correa Books of the Performance to he had in the Theatre only prlce 61. Thole fold in the ftreets are f2urious and im perfret. er The Free Lift of this Theatre does not extend to the Ora torios. Her Royal Hisbnefs the Princes CWARLOTTE of WALES. The only authentic Portrait of this diftinguifhed Perfonage has been finithed fince the laft Birth Day of her Royal Higbnefs, by It CoawAY. Efq. R. A. in his molt exquifire manner. Mr. Bret. having been honoured with (pedal perrnifflon to make an Engraving from it, he has prefixed it as the Portrait Ornament to the prefent Number, being the Fourteenth, of his Periodical Publication, entitled T A BELLE ASSEMBLEE ; Or, BELL'S .2.i COURT and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE, publifhed this day.price 25 6d. In addition to this exclufively authentic and univerfally intereft- Ing Portrait, La Belle Affemblee, for March, contains four whole length Portraits of Females in newly invented Fandoew for the month; and two of thefe Figures are beautifully coloured, with out beiig charged any additional expence. This Number for March likewife contains a New Song, excloflvely cotnpofed for this Work, by Mr. Lanza, and two new and elegant Patterns for Needle work. The thirteen previous Numbers, each of which contains a beau tiful Portrait of one of the Female Branches of the Royal Family, including the King ; and altogether, with the pref ut Portrait of the Princefs Charlotte of Wales, forming a Collection unrivalled for its intereft and execution, may be had in the higbeft perfeCtion. Each Number contains likewife four whole length Figures of Falhions for the month ' • a new Song by an eminent Matter ; fe vent N w Patterns 'or Needle Work, and a Literary Mifccllany of Inch taße, novelty, and familiar Science, as mull recommend it as the fitteß ornament for a Lady's Cabinet Library. Printed for Joan Beet, Proprietor of the Weekly Meffenger, at the 0115ce,Southampton-ftreet, Strand ; and may be had of all the Bookfellers n the kingdom. N. B. The Proprietor of this Work has no concern whatever with any other Monthly Pablicatioo. LADIES. THAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greateß drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Face, Arms, &c. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea fent. To remove them various Preparations have, from time to time, !tined up, but molt of them (although pompoufly adver• tired) baying been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling to the ground. In praife of TREK rs DEPI LATORY, which Rands abfolutely unparalleled and jultiv co khrat ed, the Proprietors will only obferve, that it removes the Dairy in a few minutes, without injuring the &in, or raiding any unpleafant fenfation—that it has been happily applied and highly approved in the ltrft circles of falhinn and rank—and that I .adies may fee it ufed, and the have ocular demonftration of its efficacy and innocence, before they make j purchafe. It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) whole( at. and re tail, by Mr. Perin, z 3, Southampton- ltreet, Covent Garden Mr. Golding, Combat; and retail by all the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London. To Ladies in the country, erclofing the amount, free of pottage, it will be immediately for warded—price ;v. To the PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUM's MEDICINES, Daffy's Elixir Wareltoufe, Salifbury-lquare. ii SIR. Birmingham, July 29,_2896. REQUEST you to fend to my Sider in Hatton Garden, where you fent before. two Five Guinea Bottles of Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, and the will pay for the fame.-1 have the pleafure to inform you. one of the Bottles you halt lent gave to Mrs Spooner, who lives near Worcefter. the has laboured tinder a nervous afiliCtion, attended with violent head achs, for fome years ; and the writes me word, Ence the commenced taking your Medicine, the unpleafaot fymptoms have very much decreJf ed ; and the has the molt fangniue hopes of iscing perfectly cured by a few more bottles, I have the fatisfaCtion to add, the Nervous Cordial has completely rcttored me to health; and I only now take it by the advice of my phyfician (who has the higheft opinion of your Medicine) to prevent a relapfe. And am, Sir, your molt obedient humble Servant, MARY BROWNE." N.B. To prevent impofltion. nbferve Dr. Brodum's name is en. craved on the Ramp, to imitate which is felony. COUGHS, COEDS,ASTHi,;TAS, anfl all the BREAST and LUNGS. BOLTON's ASTHMATIC TINCTURE, being an improvement on all the malt famous pednral cconpolitions heretofore known, for the cure of ennfumptive and afthmatic complaints, will upon trial. Fe found immediately to allay thole tickling otiftrudions, which aeration frequent Coughing; it fpee dily cures, to admiration, all thole diforders of the Lungs, which ante a difficulty in breasting. This Tint titre, whict. to pleafant to rake. is free from any heavy, tweet fittiftance, genera*/ complained of in the ton frequent ufe of Pectoral lozenges, fo commonly applied to in the above diforder, aid tend only to clog the ftomach, and promote obftrudtians. This lithe only infallible rtmedy ever known to cure the above difor ders, and therefore defpites the faint efforts of all coanterkits or koitators for the above complaints. Sold at as. yd. a little, at Bolton's Medicine Shop. Royal Ex clangs; Mn. Newbury, St. Paul's Churchyard; Mars Bacon, No 150, Osforffftrect; Mr. Allen. No. 76, Oxford ftrect; Mr. Clarke. No. 269, Borough; Mr. Ward, No. 3a4, Holborn; and all Patent Medicine Shops in Town and Country. tion : "4 We. the underfigned Prefi.lent, Treafurcr, " and Life Governors, of a Society formerly inftituted for the " RELIF.V of the RUP CURED POOR, think it inc•imbent on " u■ to declare, that in confequence of our difapprobation of the conduit of fome of the Officers and Managers of that Inititu• 44 tion, we confider ourfelves as having had no eonnedtion with the " Society (to which Sir John Pinhnrn is now laid to be TreaSurcr. " and Mr. William Turnbull, Surgeon)fince the z sth day of De " cember 183 o; nor have we ever fandtioned, or even been privy " to, any of their Cubrequent proceedings; but have joined and " fandlioned another Initit;:tion, under the title of the NEW " RUPTURE SOCIETY, eftablithed tgos, which we truft will " be governed by roc:hp:ft and honourable principles as will pre " vent tilde irregularities which compelled us, the underfigned.- " to withdraw from the former luilitution : and we rely on that " public and liberal fupport to the New Society which, on invefti " gado°, it may be found to merit. (Signed) " Henry Hoare Prelldcut. " Wm. Alrrs " Melville. ' 4 W. Hall Timbrrl " Vice•Prefdents. Abraham Goiania " M. Garthfhore " Robt. Thornton " pielvifide " Saml. Thornton " John Julius Angerftein " Henry 1 hormon " W. Windham " James Farrer " Robert Hankey • George Woltf " Wr. Farquhar 4' Teignmauth " Treafu rer. 4 1 W. Wilberforce 113 ORDERS of i" J• W. Adam. " Barham " S. Duncim, The New RUPTURE SOCIETY is under the immediate pa tronage of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK, who has con • defeended to ewers.' his full conviclion of its great public utility" in Relieving the POOR of BOTH SEXES an:tided with HER NIARY COMPLAIN TS and PROLAPSES. By adopting a fyr tem of (economy in the Formation and Management of a perma nent Fund for there purpores, a number of Subferibers of One or Two Guineas cads per ann. may be enabled to adminilter confola tion to thoufands of their fellow creatures, who would otherwirc die miferably, or live unprofitable members of the community. The benefits of this Charity are extended to all parts of the kingdom ; and the Patients itt Loudon are attended (gratis) by Mr. BLAIR, Great Rulfcll•itrect, Bloomibury. Suliferiptions for the ufe of the New Rupture Society are re ecived by the following Bankers :—Mefrrs. Hoare, Fleet-Erect, ( Treafurers to the Inftitution) ; Mulkey and Co. Fcrichurch Erect; Fuller, Chatted., and Cis. Lombard-ftreet ; kanfom and Co. Pall Mall; and by Mr. John Sawyer, No. ao, Grca St. James ftreet, Bedford-row (Collector so the Sudety) ; of sslitan au) be had the printed Rules, and a Lilt of the GOV:mots. I . ..1 I — . l . • .. eAi ik , ..,,, ; " , ~...00.4ttimi.„..vei• -•-.; .... 6 e v Y I , - • 7 . 1.. , • - C I *: ' a-... .P'. S 4 7 , , -- A -. '"'' t i ... . ........- ; 11 )-) 3i y,-4..4 : , ( ... c.( .. _ .. [ • ,•• c.) .1 4 , , •it lr , '- • .. • _ ___,_,..•..„._,___.______ • - ___.. i• __.. . .1 1 .. . N a , LI r If , 1 h; . r . a i 1 di a i . me '1 ; I _ : I S I in CI co ; Pc , ;,u I,^ 1 1 et I 1 11 AI 'id I Sta. -.. on .. °Rh.- i 64. •.. ear., '-awn. 4. . 1 9 '''N 1•_ 'k I t , Ditt. --.. 1 ^d, .e,,.. ~ 1 ' - iitio... I 1 'cg t._ 1, .1, 1 .. 'Ton,. -4 b) Inn .. ." aa... ..., ; 1 . . lit I • 1 1 ' t i I 1 , 1 I i I ; tl . L I 1 , : 1 si I t ' 11 r; Na regard will Iv Who as, leader is which the trice flail tut is hr. jetted ix word: at !mei, or thsfiall net h delivered to th Board before *et idea ea the field We clef de 4th of Mira nest, we "deft Ale pea emir maAee the iveltror, fame poles a his behalf, dame& iv am hew sea ealkdftr. G OVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing !4th APRIL. SCHEME. 4 Prises of 420,000 are £Bo.ooo 4 —. 10,coo 40300 4 5, 000 ..-. 20,000 10 ...... I,CW —, 10,000 10 ..• Sao 5,000 3 0 zoo 3,000 40 so 1 2,000 3,000 20 60,0c0 3,c00 Firft drawn Tickers to each -' 3 0 4 0 9 as,coo Tickets. £ 2 5 0 1 000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. Flrtt-drawn Ticket, aft Day, - £20,000 Ditto ad Day, - 20.000 Ditto 3d Day, -- 20,000 Ditto 4th Day, - 20,000 Ditto sth Day, - 10,000 Ditto 6th Day . - t 0,003 TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Lioeofed Lot tery office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - 11 9 16s. Half - Lto 3 0 Eighth - La 11 0 Quarter - 5 3 0 11 Sixteenth - t 6 6 he above Scheme will point out the neceffity of an early put chafe, as Four Prizes of 20,0 0 0 1 . each, will be lure to be drawn iu the firft four Days, exclufive of other Capital Prises. STATE Li .OTTERY. 4 Prizes of - iiio, - (7to --io - - Prizcs of £ t,OOO 4 --- 10,000 to --. Sao 4 mminslin• 5400 &c. &C. &C. QWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry, and Nn. iz, LP Charing.Crof.,, are felling the Tickets and Shares in the pre terit State Lottery, to begin Drawing the t4th of N7.IT MONTI!. This Lottery contains an unsfual number of the higheft Capitals, and gives to the firft Three Thoufand 'tickets vol. each, over and above any other Prises that may be drawn againft them. No. 26, CORNHILL, No, 51, CHARINCI-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. HORNSBY and Go. refpeCtfully acquaint the Public, that they have on Sale a great variety of Tickets and Shares for the enfuing State Lottery, and at the Lowell prices: begins drawing the 14th of April. The Scheme polfeffes much novelty, and may be had gratis. Orders, by letterer carrier, executed exadly on the fame terms as if prefent. No. 19.344, a Prize of atapool.; 8,716, rood.; 44, sod.; 1.350, sozi were divided among the fortunate holders of Holt user and Co's Shares in the lift Lottery. STAINS of RED PORT WINE, TEA, FRUIT, MILDEW, and every Vegetable matter art entirety removed from Table Linen, Leather, Cottons. Mullins, Lace, and other Articles of Drefs, by HUDSON's CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID. It alto removes the above Stains from Ladies Buff- Dreffes, without injuring the Buff Colour—and reilores all kinds of Linen to their original whitenefs, when di'coloured by had want ing, difufe, or long tea voyages, without any injury to the texture of the Cloth. Prepared and fold by Hudfon and Co. her Majority's Cliymills, No 27, Haymarket. Sold alto, by Shaw and Edwards, and P. Newbery, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co fp:), Oxford-ftreet ; Bolton, front of the Exchange, Cornhill ; Cope, Birmingham ; Hazard, Bath ; Baxter and Scott, Edinburgh ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Neales, Dover; Marfdcn, Colcheftcr ; Wolftenholme, York; and others throughout the Cnits Kingdom, in Bottlet at ys each. By . Virlue of a Commit ion of Appraifemeat and Sale, Rated from the Higb Court of Admiralty. On THURSDAY, the sub Day of MARCH next, will be Ex pored to SALE, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, at Wynn's Hotel, FALMOUTH, ABOUT ONE HUNDRED and TEN TONS of DUTCH BARK, being the Cargo e the American Ship Ham. detained on her voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by the VIPER Cutter, Lieut.Lieut.DANlEL CARPENTER, Commander.. The Bark may be viewed, and further particulars known, by applying to G. C. FOX. jun. and Commitlioners. LAZ. MINOS toN, Dated February z 6, 184. DEVON.-LARGE NAVY OAK UMBER. in LOTS,(Numerlealls marked with White Paint) a% under, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY-THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops, and Bark. This Timber lies very compaetly, 13 of vety large Dimenfions, and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compafs Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CANON 'FEIGN, in the Parini of CHR 'STOW, four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from Tcignmouth Harbour, and &vett Miles from Water to convey it to Teignrauutb. ON BARTON FARM. LOT 1. so Oak 'Frees. s. from so to too inclufive. 3 too to 147 ditto. 4 5a Elm Trees. 40 Mb Trees. 6 from 40 to 8s Afh Trees loclufive. 3 Beech Trees. ON HYNER FARM. LOT t. 24 Oak Trees. 2. t t Mb Trees. ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT 1. too Oak Trees. a. from too to 2,00 Ditto inclufive. 3. 200 to 300 Ditto. 4. 300 to 360 Ditto. 5. 360 to 420 Ditto. 6. t 9 Elm and 29 Afh Trees. ON NETTON'S FARM. LOT r. 5o Oak Trees. 2• from so to too Ditto inclufive. 3. too to rso Ditto. 4. 150 to 200 Ditto. S• szo to 250 Ditto. 6. 9 A& Trees. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT 1. too Oak Trees. 2. from 100 to so 9 Ditto inclufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT a. too Oak Trees. a. from too to 100 Ditto 3. 200 to 300 Ditto. 4. 300 to 350 Ditto. 5. 350 to 413 Ditto. 6. 56 Mb Trees. For which purport a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms Inn, Chudleigh, on Thurfday the a6th March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely. For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr John Law, at the Manor Houfe an the Premifes, with whom printed particulars will be left, as they will alto at all the principal Inns in the Country, and further informatioo may be bad of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of Swallowfield, near New Reading, Berkthire; or at the Office of Meffrs. hales and James, Solizitors, Exeter. Ezster,•February 20,1837. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK. NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY. VARIOUS public Adverticements having appear s' ed from time to time with feveral of our names, unautho rized by us, and contrary to our willies, the following notice is given, in order to prevcot any further mirapprebenfion or decep- To BANKERS, WINE and LitWOR MERCHANTS, LINEN DRAPERS, GROCERS, or any other Bufinefs requiring ex tenfive premifcs. On Tuefday, March to, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Fountain Inn, High-itreet, Portfmouth (unlefs previouily dif• pored of by Private Contrail., of which immediate notice will. begiven) A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN THREE LOTS. LOT 1. A handfome ftrong well built corner Houle, with two Frontt, lofty Rooms, and well finifhed, being No. 59, Queen erect, the corner of Union•ftreet, Portfea, now in the occupation of Mr. John Holland, Linen Draper, proprietor. The fituatiol isunqueftionablythe molt central and eligible in the town of Portfea, and confilts of a large Shop. with a very good Sitting Room behind,and a back Parlour, a large bandfome Dining Room and Drawing Ditto, Sir Bed Rooms and a Ware Roont, a back Yard Paved, a large Water Tank, a Wafh-houfe, with a paffage into Union-ftrett, an excellent Kitchen, with Rain and Spring Water Pipes, very good cellars, and every other conve nience to make it complete, and might he converted into two Dwellirg houfes with little expcnce. It is acknowledged by all who know Portfea, there is a very good opening for a Country Bank, and this the molt defirable fituation. The purchafer may be accommodated with early pofrellion. LOT 11. A Tenement adjoining the above, in Union•Rreet, with.Wafh •houfe and underground Cellar, and good Well of Water. LOT 111. A Tenement adjoining the above, with the fame con veniencleg, both let to Tenants at Will. . N.B. The Premifes may he viewed, and every particular known by applying to Mr Holland, No sp, Queen-ilreet, Port fea. Letters poft paid will be attended tn. OSMAS FON HALL. To be JET, Ready Fumifhed, and entered upon immediately, THE Capital MANSION HOUSE, called Os- Pi A %TON HALL, late the refidence of Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart. delightfully (hinted within two miles of the town of Derby, with flahlingfor so horfes, coach houfes, harriers rooms, &c. a large garden well flored with choice fruit trees, hotwalls and vinery ; ex teniive pleaftire grounds, planted and difpofed very tastefully and in great mice:lion; an orchard well flocked with all the belt kinds of orchard trees in full kr ring; two Lawns and a Paddock fur• ' rounding the hetife, and containing altogether about Twelve Acres of molt excellent Land, and the tenant may alfo be aecommo ' dated with a further quantity of Land near the Houfe, as may be wifhcd. The Houle ';as a double-front, and contains a ball, din ing room asft 6in. by isift 6in. library lift 6in by 17fe with a large bow window of plate glafs, commanding a beautiful view over the I grounds...another dining ioom 26ft by tsft 6in green drawing room sift by loft. tapeftry room 36ft by 17ft. with a large bow window, fitted up with trellis and vines, &c. North drawing room 3 Sfc by isft with houfekeeper's room, fervants ball, butler's pan- I try, kitchen, tkullrry, larder, brewhoafe, laundry, and other offi ces on the ground floor. On the firft Hair a large anti-room, an elegant breakfaft room r7ft by rift. andrin this and the attic Rory fixteen bed rooms. There are capital and extenfive cellars, an ice botife„ a Bath room with conveniences for hot water, and an ap paratus on a new and molt eligible plan for fupplying the boufe wilt warm air at a very trifling expence in feet. Derby has an excellc.nt Market, tbe.Houfe le at a convenient dittance from the great road leading toward, London, and the contiguity of a Canal and Coal Wharf enables coals to be laid in lat an eafy expence. A Suhfcriptiou Pack of Hounds is kept In Derby, and feveral other Packs hunt in the neighbourhood. Applications to be made (if by letter, pott paid) to Mr. Ed• wards, Solicitor, in Derby, tom whorg tickets may be bad to .view the prentiles by Perfona wiling to treat for the fame. PRESENT S CATS OF THE WEST INDIES. This day was publiffied, in one elegant Volume, illuftrated by two Maps, price 'lvrenty-fiset r lli u ngs in boards, THE WEST INDIA COMMON PLACE BOOK: iliessin7, the STATE and VALUE of the BRI. TISH SUGAR COLONIES, in relation to the Weft India Pro. prietary, and diflindively to the Public, and Crown of Great Bri tain : exhibited in Tables of Population, Property, and Income, Trade, Naviration, and Revenue; compiled from Parliamentary and other Official Documents. To which are added, 'Commentaries on the revere. Suhjeds of Commercial Entry, and tfpedally on the Am•:rican Intereourfe ; on the Navigation Ads; on the Shipping Intereft of Great Bri tain. on Convoys, on Free Ports, on Naval and Military Defence, on the Mortality of Troops, with Suggclllons of Ren . way and Re form, and on the Regulation of Limited Service, as applicable to Britifh Regiments (crying in the Weft Indies, &c. &c By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. M. P. F. R. S. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, The PRESENT STATE Of Peat!, Q I IIITO, With Coloured Plates, price 4 5 s. in boards Hatats T s front BUENOS AYERS, by POTOSI, to LIMA with Maps, 6s. boards. A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN LONDON. 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