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• % I 'L.• ar a ii , -- . ;es.— 'ib. ' • ."1 4 9 r ". • ...1.. - I ;.-111 , C 2, 11 1 r C'‘ " e %• ! * :- ; e C , - e s ^ •I s. . • ?411WIER 421 1 3 TUESDAT, MAT is, me PRICE SIX-PENCE. ADMITTANCE FIVE SHILLINGS ONLY. RANELAGH. O-NIORROW EVENING, MAY 19, iBo2. J. will be exhibited A SUPERB FIRE-WORK, Py ?deem SRO re a.ird BROCK, :o Honour of thr BIRTH DAY of HER MAJESTY. r:r.sr DIVISION ON TISS wATta. R..f.tcts, row:tains, and Mows SZCOND Halt-pnuud Sky-radios. Tourbillons. An Mr Balloon ii!uminate. 2 Guillecbeto illuminated. Bengal lights. A grand Piece, in 4 Blutations—Pleft, ra vertical Wind— a flied Son-•TWtd, as intsrlacensent-..Fourth, a bell- Giory,in I:.ronnant Fire. A Flight of Rockets. A hat tug of Roman Candles. I vertical Wlicda, illuminated in rAue, V. 12;:e, and Yellow Fires. A Grand Mofaie Diamond Piece. TIMID ntttirtl Y. S One Puund Sky-Rockets. The Star of Malta. s Hari zontsl fables with s Verdes! Wheels and a Spiral Wheel at 0.• Top. Bengal lights. 3 TbunderVacels. The Star and Caacr Whc I._ _ _ regulating Piece, lo Three Mutations-414i, a Vertical 11, Loci; second, a Five pointed Star, in Silver Fire ; Third, a io Raionnant Fire. A Girandole. a Cidnefe Trees...To conclude with a Grand Temple, illuminated with an Mr Balloon. Flights of Rockets, A Concert of Vocal an Ittitrumeatal Mune will be perforMed . . And in the Centre of the Rotunda, will he &ciliated a TEMPLE OP PEACE, Defined and ca•euted by Mr. CAPON. •.• At the end of the Canal will be crates' the witch of the Building, with the illuminations and Tranfparawies, as ordered by Nlr. Oz coon the Evening of the PROCLAMATION. I , ,aura to be opened at Eight, the Concert to commence at Nine, and the Fire-Worba at Eleven precifely. Adminanee ya. each perfon. Coffee and Tea Included. Tickets for Private Coach Stands to he had at lanelagh Houle. 13 CLARKE, Fan-maker, moll refpeetfully forms the Ladies that the bulinds of the tate old Fan fhop on Ludgate-bin is removed to his Fan•lhop and Manufac- tory, No. a 6, strand, near Northumberland.houfe, wiser; they may depend on having them well made and in the newdt Milian, on theloweft tarns. Likewife Fans repaired and tic* tninuncti in the belt manner, as at the Old Shop, and all forts of Fans wholeille and fur exportation. Chilies well-known Compound fur taking out fuperfiuous hairs by the root, with out injuring the finen !kin. FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Ma. ALLEN, PRIVATELY Taught to Ladies and Gentle- DNS of ary age, who bare never learnt this anomplifh. nest. or no: In the improved modern ftyle, at No. 19, Ss El, 11/11116.STR ILICT Goklen4qnare, and No. so, 611MA7 ALI/. triter, Goodnsates-Fichli. They are taught on a plan par. *ludas ly eakulated fortho:e to whom it is an objecct to acquire It (spoilt ioully, privately, and in the firft ftyle of fafbion. Foreigners, Oifirers and Country Refidents, who may with to loam In a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Node, and receive eonftant inftrueltion. Made Acadunies are open all the Summer, and though t , ..ey are principally for grown-up People, yet Child= are alto in- Mucked twice a week on the ufual terms; and if not brought fcrwud. as much in one year, a. at Schools in general in two. No charge made for their inftr udion. •.• Mr. ALLEN &towns all prefent concern with his late Academy in Haydunnlquare. ARTIFICIAL CLIMATE, Without the Mbfiance of the Hot-Leak, By the Bacchanalian Cover, and Feud:Wyk:ooo; -- - - INVINTID ■T WILLIAM MPHERSON, Gardner, Bath, And to be ken in hit Gardens oppofite the South-Parade. rFHE Advantage produced by this Plan, which -I- is equally pewits Its Nature, and certain in its Tired% is the t of olosinatg GRAPES tad FIGS ri *great Pettedly in the tudttn.l Ground, without the Ilk of Culinary Fire, Tan, or a. they attain under their trim Climate, and in their native Sod. Examples of this facet-Brut Vegetation, and ex traordinary Fruitage, were ken at his Gx-dens lalt Year, by 0- •hr Nobility. Gentry, Nurfergmen, See. who wit :seri:if a Phnom: boa hitherto unknown in this Kingdom—. hunches of Grapes, of the moE delicious Flavour, And of a Sire that rivalled the happier R Produdions of Nature, of the tar-- Kind, as in the Southern Countites of Europe....—.Tids e Dikovery is intended to be communicated to the is in a TREATISE, nog , getting ready for the r'refs, by M•PHrIitSON. which will contain the Method of pre par:ng the Frudifying Soil, and DireCtions for the Coallzue dot, And Management of the Bacchanalian Cover, &c. easom, who has been In the Pine Country, will give a r.cw Method of SWELLING and RIPENING PINES, as int a‘..a their native Climate. Alfo, a Mode of MANAG ING hiII.;iIROOMS, to prevent their bring dettroyed by 'Woodlice and aher Vermin, apd never failing to produce clod Crops ; together with Inftructions fez Sowing, Planting, Forcing, and isrMging SEA CALE to the hlgheft State of Per * Atom 'Fbc above Volume will he printed by Subfeription,_ at Out Omura to Staisfcribers, to be paid at the Tune of fubkrilaing ; :Jul Two GUINEAS to Non-.Sulderibers.--Subferibers will cc teen., at the Time of fuldcribing, an engraved Plan of the Bac chanalian Cover, its Ditnenfions, Bce. Subferiptions at peek nt received war by W. hrPnza sox, where intention it is (for the Satisfadion of thole reeding in I Want Pant er the Kingdom) to have this Year's Fruitage of his Vinery infpetted and examined by Gentlemen of known RAP,Aftability in the City of Bath, and their deterntination of the Quality, Size, and Flavour of the Fruit made known, that the PuThlie may be fully convinced of the Utility of his Plan; .vien proper Perfons and Places will be fixed upon to receive Stir feript ions for their Accommodation, throughout the United Kingdom, as he will allure his Plans to anlwer in any Panes theraot—M-Puta sox has been in the pracqice of Garden ing above Forty Years, the kit Twenty-two of which he has lived in Bath. Nurferymen and Gardeners who fubleribe, will be made ae enaioted with a Method of growing the Vines and Figs, and fo-Ting Sea Cale, peculiar to M`Pitesson's Plans, that they r...y he enabled to (apply the Public with the belt Plans for t tt Porpofe. N. B. The Bacchanalian Cover and Frudifying Soil produce to the Plants any given Climate, and prekree the fame uni sy and undiminifbed; at the fame Time that they proteet - , 1 from every Attack of the Inlet, and every Variation of • .Itmdphere.—The Covers can be made in any Part of the :iced Kingdom enenpleat, from Five, Eight, or Fourteen Shil -1 •••• to One Guinea; the Materials of them are Wood, Glafs, i • Copper, Grafi. Tin, and Iron. None hot Subkribers win be admitted to WPstasoh's Vtocry when the Fruit is Swelling. In •he LIR of Subferibers will he the Names of revere of the Nobility, and molt refperetable Gentry in different Parts of th^ United Kingdom; to whom Reference may he made to ao.iovtieste Etas Rated. or elucidate any other Subjed therein it thought fuffaciently explained. ilk Book will contain new and improved Plans of Hoe r aies.Pined s, Peach- Houfca,:til eism and encumber Frames, &t. whirls may be ken at his Gardens by Gentlemen who arc 4 -. 4 derii....s; and a Plan of a New-invented Portable BACCNA• I lA.; Pa es 1, or Cent x-Miat,seltich will make Four Hogf he id, of Cyder in a Day. by the Help of only one Man, a Boy, and a Woman, and bruife the Kernels of the Apples effectually ; tt din ferns foe Grinding Malt,fplitting Beans for Holies, bniif ;az and walling Turnips, Gavots. Ste. for Cattle, and may be worked in the Fields tither by Water or Steam. I.LOYD'S COFFEE-HOUSE ; MAY 8, Ova. A SUBSCRIPTION for Erefting a Statue of the Right Hon WILLIAM PITT. late Eirfi I.ord of the Treafury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, for his dif tinguilhed and valuable Servic.x which hr has rendered to his Country during the cuurfe of his able and upright Admini fixation: Amount of Subferiptions advertifed, 21121. to& Wen. Cadale 3 5 Jerre Ruifel to TO Rev H. Muth. Fellow Simplon and Davifon to to of St. John's College, James Simmons 5 5 Cambridge t o 10 Sykes to to Stephen Cattier to so John Timms to to Wm. Noble to to Marquis of Headfort at 0 Hon. and Right Rev. Sir WM. Farquhar 21 0 Biihop of Durham at 0 John Lewis Goldfmld to to Sir John Dick to to Wm. Bowden to to Alex. ' , avifon to to John Bowles IC to Mrs. Davifon to to l.ord Shcrborne 21 0 5. Palley. Gower-ftreet to to l.ady Siterborne to to T. LowndPs, Terrace Hon. John Dutton to to Hampilead to to Jof. Pinfent 5 5 George ih,wles to to Alex.Gordon,Charter- G. R ofe, RulTel.place to to houfaquare to to Sir Edward Pclkw 3 3 John Heywood to TO Lord F. Campbell at 0 Sir Alex. Hume to to Sir J. Orde, Bart. 5 5 Lady Hume 5 5 Scott, Idle, and Co. to to Wm. Baker to to A Sways to to Rev. C. E. Stewart .5 5 Poynder to to Hon. IL Rider to to Sir Robert Peel to to AVm. Chivers to to Lade Peel to to Sir R. Buxton. Bart. to to Md. Pc el to to Sir R. Carr Glynn, Bt. 10 10 Rob. Peel, jun. to to Thompion, Etonian, & lardy Campbell (per Hontfray to to (butte) to to iofeph Alcoek TO 10 1 Baillie, Thornton, and Lady Vif. Bateman to to I Campbell to to Lord Eardley 21 0 Lord De Dunßanville 20 0 Win. Smith to to Matthew Montague to to Wm. Nunn to to Claude Scott to to Frederick Pigou to to Mrs. Scott to to Patrick Home to to Sam. Scott to to Thomas King 20 10 Scott,Harris, and Co. to to 1. Wedderburn to to Thomas Blacker to to IDavid Wedderbum to to /Whop of Norwich to 16 Andrew Wedderburn to o Harrifon and Ellis 5 3 John Collick 5 5 The Rev. E. Peulter, G. Canning go to Prebendary of Wis. Mrs. Canning to to cheller - $ 5 Lord Grenville Levefon T. and J. Hellicar, of Gower to to Brittol - to to Sir Alex. Hamilton to to J. Englebert Letboar- Sir E. Williams, Bart. to to' rood 30 to Lady Williams to to Atkinfnn and Rolston 3 3 Woodall, Tindall and R( v. Dr. Welfits, Of Taylor, of Scarborough, Canterbury to to by Down and, Co. to to oh s n priffith 10 to Sndth and Harrington zo to Mi GriAlth to to Lord Delaval at 0 Win. R. Cartwright to to George Moline ix Mont- Sir G. Beaumont, Bart. to to gomerie to to Ambrofe Martin 3 3 E. N. Thornton 5 5 Sir C. WillLun RouTe D. Garrett (of Portf- Boughton, Bart. TO to 111011111) 10 to John Martin Leake to to Wm. Garret, ditto io to Sir C. Bayna, Bart. to to D. Garrett, ditto 5 5 Lord Rivers at o Geo. Garrett, ditto 3 . 3 Beaufoy, Biddle, and Henry Garrett, ditto 3 3 James to to Rich. Barker 5 5 Paxton, Cockerill and John North 5 5 Co. to to Rev. Wm. Sheppen John Penn to 0 Willis to to Thomas Coutts zo to S. Barber, of Fly Place to to Cautts Trotter to to S. Span, of Briftol zo to Edmond Antrobus to to Subferiptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this Coffee-Mac. - TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpeafully inform& J. BURGESS and Con's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIF.S, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that has obtained fuch oniverfal approbation for many years pall. The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article Is fist!) , confirmed in the opinion of the Coumry at large, and of Perfons refident in all parts of the World, and having flood the tel of trial, ranks it in the fellation It now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES fur FISH, lice. Induces them, from the numerous Mead/menu daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, lice. in rumbaing the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR ciartotwit but at their Wardioufe as under. Every other Ar;icle in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the belt quality. WEST - INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, lice. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon the fhorteft notice for the Ea. and Welt Indies, &c. %Varchoufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps. Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Meffrs. R. Johnfton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Agents for Fifh Sauces. By the K. se's PATUCT. CAKES for making of Shining Li quid BLACKING, for Shoes, Boots, &e. Price 6d. each, IHESE CAKES make, with the utmoft Eafe, by the addition of Water only, a molt excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, much fuperior to any hitherto known ; it gives the belt black and aloft beautiful Etas to the J.eather, yet ne ver renders it Riff or bard, but on the contrary, prevents it from cracking, and preferve' it foft, pliable and mellow to the very left. It is perfeetly free from lnen, and the Shoes that are blacked with It will neither foil the fingers in putting an, nor the Itockings In wearing. The long ellablifhed reputation of there Cakes having induced many Perfou to counterfeit them,thofe who make ufe of them are requited to take notice, that none are genuine but what have an engraved Label palled on each Cake, with theft words. By the King's Patent, C. for Shining Liquid Blacking, prepared by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee, and fold by Bayley and Mew, Cockfpurdtrect, London;' where a lane allowance 14 made to thofe who buy them for exportation, or to fell again, with a liberal difeonnt so loch astake quantities for ready money. N. B. The Bills of direalons are figned with my name, which appears on the outfide of each Cake, W. B O• Many of the counterfeit Cakes nearly refembling the true ones in appearance. they may be dircovered by my Name un the label being differently (pelt, or the word (u) or (u for nutty) taut:Abets= the word prepared. 'THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER c.f . the P I IROPIC SOCIETY, will be at the Cruwn and Anchor Tav,rn, Wednefday, 26th May xto PR PITY. NT. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK, iti the Chair, His Grace the Duke of Leeds Han. Philip Pufey Moft Noble the Marquis of Georg.. Hardinge, Fig. M. P. Salilbury ames Sims, M. D. Right Hon. Earl of Aylcsford John Hannan, Efq. Right Hon. F.arl Spencer Santee! Bofangnct, Efq. Right Hon. Vifeount Marley Mac Walker, Efq. Right Hon.Vifeount Cremorne EDWARD GALE BOLDERO, Efq.Trofurcr. STILWARDS. Jofeph Bradney, Efq. John Athony Rucker, Efq. George Collings, Efq. John Barker Richards, Edq. Nathaniel Collyer. Efq. Charles Vigne, Efq. Henry Harman, Efq. Peter Warren, Efq. Jams Raiford, Efq. John Wild, Efq. Dinner 01/ Table at Five tiClock precifely. •,,* No Collodion after Dinner. Tickets ins. 61. may be had of the Stewards; of Mr. Thomas R4oke, Secretary, Armourers Hall, Coleman-ltrect; at the Bar of the Tavel!' ; and of the Society's Colledtor.,. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. rj'HE Nobility and Gentry of, Gloucelieribire, -I- 'Ailing in London, who have honoured the defign of prefenting their Countryman, Dr. JENNta, with a Piece of Plate, for his difeovcry of VACCINE INOCULATION, are refpeelfully informed that a Drawing of it is lodged with Mars. Rundall and Bridges, Ludgate-hill, fur their infpeelion and opinion. Thofe Gentlemen who have not had an opportunity of paying their fuhferiptions at the Bank.. in the Country, will have the goodnefs to leave them with Roush:ll and Bridg.s, above-mentioncd. r'HE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a Commiffion of Bankrupt awarded and iffuel af, , sinft RICHARD WILLIS, late of the Crefeent, In the Minories, London, Mcrehant, may receive a further Dividend of Eightpence in the Pound, on the amount of their refpedUve Debts, by Applying at the Office of Mr. Henry Smith, Draper's Hall, Throgmorta.n-ftreet, on Wednefday and Thurfday next bctwcn the hours of twelve and three o'clock, and in the four following weeks, on the fame days, and between the fam e hours.-.-May is, 1802. H. SMITH, Draper's Hall. 'TO BE PEREMP'T'ORILY SOLD, PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe, the Earl of Macclesfield againft Mackall, Infore Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Mal v_rs of the . faid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp ton Buildings, Chancery.lane, London, in 21 Lots, on Mon day the sift and Tucfday the 2114 days of June, 1802, be tween the hours of five and fit o'clock In the Afternoon Sundry EREEHOI.EO and COPYHOLI) ES'T'ATES, late of Thomas BlackaU, Efq. deceafed, fituate in the fcvaal Pa rithes of Minron, Hornfcy, and Hackney, in the County of Middkfez; in the Parifh of Hitchin, in the County of Hert ford; in the Pan& of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at Swallow-fields near the road front Reading to Eafingitoke, is the Paid county of Berl's, and in the City of Coventry ; and alfo one mare In the New River Company, and five frith 'fun. tine Debentures of tool. each. Particulars may be had at the faid Mallet's Chambers. Southampton-buildings; of Mcffrs. Graham, Lincoln's-Inn ; of Mr. /Jollier, Timm, Oifordihire; of Mr. Fade, Hitehin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land• Surveyor, Richmond, Sorry; and of Mr. 1 homas Grimes, White Bear Inn, Coventry. CA PI I'AL RESIDENCE, HANTS. 'T'O be LET'', and entered on immediately, 1 partly Fun)Med—The beautiful MANSION and Lawn of about 75 Acres, with excellent Stables, Offices, and Garden, called BROOKWOOD PARK , Innate on an rd . ) , Eminence, In a plcafant Part or the County, in the neighbourhood of a Pack of Fox Hounds, fiv.: miles from Alresford and Bilhois Waltham,and ten from .Alton and Winchelta.—Mr. Perry, of Bramslean, will thew the Houfe and Mr. Webb, of the Clofc, Salifbury, will furnilh further partiedlara, and treat for the letting the Prentifes. WARWICKSHIRE. MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by EDWARD LEES, On Thurftlay, , the 3d Day of Juno, 1802, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Houk of Daniel Wagttaff, the Bull and Fleur-de.lis, In Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, THE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the County of WARWICK, and (corral defirable Freehold Edetes there, in Lots, the Particulars of which have been al ready inflated in the STAN. Paper. For further Particulars apply to Robt. Abney, Efq. of Afilby dc-la.Zouch, In the County of Leiceftcr ; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame Place; Mr. Farmer, of Barton-in-the-Beans, in the Paid County; Mr.Geo.Grecnway, Attorney at Law, Nun caton, Waxwiekthire, whore a Plan ot the Eitate may be feen or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at Law, No. at, Ore. t Rufreil-flrect, Bloondbury t London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hop Pole Inn, in Worceßcr, on Thur(Jay the 341 day m June next, between the hours of three and fix in the af ternoon, fubjed to conditions of file to be then produced, AN Elegant New-eredted VILLA, in the Parilh of Whittington, In the County of Worccftcr, within two miles of the City, with the Offices, Coach-houfc, Stable, Gar den and Shrubbery, neatly laid out, and about three Acres of rich Meadow Land, In high cultivation, part whereof has lately been planted with choice Fmit Trees. The Land and Premifes adjoin the London 'Fumpike Road leading from W 4 . ecfter to Perthore, arc within a pleafant walk of Worcciler, command a delightful view of the adjoining Country, arc Free hold, a defirable foe for a (mall family, and were late the pro perty and refidence of Mr. Jonathan Lea, deceafed. For other particulars apply to Mr. Bird, College Yard, Wor cefter ; or Mr. Yeomans, to and t 3, Clement's Inn, London. This day was publithed, 1n Six Vols.Bvo. (with two coloured Maps,) price 21.85. boards, A POUR through the whole IsLattas of GREAT -I- -S. BRITAIN, divided into journics, interfperfed with ufeful HENBURI-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE. °Nervations, particularly calculated for the Ufc of thole who FREEHOLD ESTATE near BIRMINGHAM. arc defaults of Travelling over England and Set tland. TO SE SOLO IT AUCI'ION, By the Rev. C. CRUTWELL, At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row, Birmingham, on Thurfday Author of the Univerfal Gazetteer. the aoth infant, precifcly at Three e'Cloek in the Afternoon, A diainguifhed Literary journal notices this Work in the H unters previoully difpoled of by private Contrail, of which lowing Terms Notice will be given, The former labours of this Author have received the belt THE very deftrahle and hand fame Refidence proof of the public regard, by an attentive circulation ; and tint of HENBURY-HOUSE, pkafandy fituated near Mofeley, this will do the fame, we have not the finalleft doubt. He has divided the who of the Kingdom into different Joundes, every within three Miles of Birmingham; cotraprifing so A. aR. where diverfifying local information with hiftorical record. In 38 I'. (more or leis) of excellent Arable, Mcadow,and Failure the ftra volume, a (bort hiftery is exhibited of England, Scot- Out-buildings,Land; alto two (mall Dwelling-Hodes, with Gardens and land, and Wales, with a candle fumy of each county, and an fronting the Road leading from Birmingham to King's-Norton and Akefter, all within a ring Fence. account of its agriculture, commerce,parl rumentary conk-gut:nee Henbury-Houfe confifts of two very handfomelarge Parlours, and population. The reader will alfo find, in this portion of the work, a rerrefentation of Loudon and Weftmintter, with a remarkable good Kitchen, two very convenient Pantries, Brewhoufe, and (even good Lodging-Rooms, Cellars and Bins, the lateral additions to each. • alto a Laundry adjoining the Houfe, abet two Lodging-Rooms The Itinerary comfbenees naturally from London, through over it; an extendve Garden, Shrubbery, Greenlottfe, Or- Kent to Dover, and thence from thc fouth and wit toward. chard, Fiat-Ponds, Kitchen Garden, Coach-houfe, and other the north and raft. The fecund, third, fourth, and fifth volumes Out-buildings, all in complcat Repair, and in every milted are occupied by thc Journics through England and Wales, with eligible for the Refidence of a Gentleman's Family. the Iflands round the coat of Great Britain. The fixtla and The poffefilon of the whole may be immediately had (except laft volume Is appropriated to Scotland. a (mall Dvrtifing•houfe and Garden, which are let to a Tenant This publication abounds with many curious anecdotes, inci until Lady-day nest.) A Pack of Hounds are kept within one dentally introduced in their proper places, which will be very Mile and a Half.--The &nation is very defirable for a (porting entertaining to the Traveller. The Author has read with dill- Refidenee. gencc, and feicaed with jw'gtnent ; and his volumes will have For Particulars apply to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, New-ftreet, Birmingham, where a Plan of the Eftate may be feed; er to thtplsce which they deferve in Englilh libraries. Britlib Critk,Nov. illot. Thomas Park, Efq. No. ty, Hart-boot, Blaostibury, Lon- i P rinted for G. and J . R obinfon, Patemofter-row ;G.ltearlley, don.—. The Laud-Tam is redonmod. i Fleet-nrcet; and T. N. Longman and O. Ras, Pate:mita-tow, GAOL OF DEVON. -w ANTED a Governor of the Gaol of the faid County, and far the Penitentiary Houk, within the faid Prifen, at a Wary of 2501. per annum, with a Lodge, and the group I furrounding the Prifun. The firidelt irvelligation dill be n a k into the principles and moral condudt of every perfun ho may think fit to offer fur this appointment, and a refe. raw to p.e.uns in a due fituation of life will be required, to ellablith the character of fuch applicant. The fuperior educa tion, and the previous habit of command, when other qua& cations are equal, will meet with a decided preference. Any perfun waking to offer himfelf as a candidate, may re+ ceive any information from Mr. Eales, Clerk of the Peace, F.seter, who can have immediate communication with the vifit ing Juftices. SALES, Clerk of the Peace. MORTGAGE. ------ ----- WANTED, from 15,0001. to 20,0001. on Mortgage of an old fettled Eltate in the ISLAND of JAMAICA,with near 4eo feafoned Negroes, making annually from Soo to 400 Hoglheada of Sugar, and capable of further improvement. The Loan to be for five years, and the intereit, at 61. per Cent. per annum, (the rate allowed by Law on Plan tation Moe gages), tvill be paid half yearly, and guaranteed by a Mercantile Houfe io London. N. B. The Property may be purchafed at a fair valuation, and time wid be given for the payment of the price, by eafy initalments. Addrcfs to E. H. at Mara. Witherby's, Law Stationers, Birchin-lan.., London. NATIONAL WOKK. Ptorofals for publifbing by Subfcription, under the patronage id . , and dedicated to their Royal Highneffes the Pit I NCE of • . WALES dud DUKE Of YORK, A N HISTORICAL PRINT, commemorative of the DEATH of his Exce;laicy The Right Hon. General Sir RALPH ABER( AtOMBV, IC. D. Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Forces in Egypt; Approved and fandioned by hi, Family, From a Pieture now paintiog by "f uos. S rot Haan, Efq. R.A. Containing Fourteen Portraits of Principal Officers. To be engraved in the line manner by FRANeIs LZOAT, Hif torical Engraver to his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales. The lize of the Print will be that of the Death of General Wolfe. Price to Subferibers, tL Its. 6d.—Pr•ofs, 31.35. To be doiivered in the rotation as fubfaibcd, and 110 money taken till the delivery of the Print. After which the price w ill be raifod to klon-fuhfcribers. Subfcriptions for this National Work will be received by Meas. John and Jofiah Boyden, Sbakerpeare Gallery, and No. 90, Cheapfide; Meffrs. Nicol and Son, Bookfellers to his Ma jetty, Pall-Mall; Mr. Egerton 's Military Library, Whiteball; Mr. Clark, Bookfel'er, New Bond-ftreet ; Marrs. Clay and Skrivcn, Printlelltrs, No. IS, Ludgatetbill; Mears. Murray and Nigio", No. 32, Elect-ftreet ; Mr. Kay, Bookleller, lacing Stunt-act Houle; Mr. I.egatt, No. 3, Charlas.ftreet, Middle fex Hofpital ; at Mr. Arch•zr's,Bookfeller, and Mr Allan, Print feller, Dublin ; Melfrs. Manners and Miller, Edinburgh; and by Mr. Ewen, Cattle-Itrect, Aberdeen. - AIL (LI was publi(hed, In a futall Pocket Volume, Price rive Shilling Abound in Red, illuttrated with a M,p of ail the Roads between London and Paris ; a Plan of Paris ; a Map of the French Republic; and feveral other Copper. dater, 11-1 E ENGLISHMAN's COMPANION in a JOURNEY to PARIS, containing: a. An ITINERARY of all the great Roads, with a Variety of pradticalObfereations. . - . . 2. A coma Defcription of an the Objedis of Curiolity, the Libraries, Mufeums, Buildings, Exhibitions, Public Ansufe ments, Ste. &c. in MODZRN PARIS and its Environs; with the Terms and Mariner in which they may be feet. 3. TABLES of Money, Weights, and Meafures. Prices of Provifions, and other neceffary particulars. 4. I N T avcrtons to be obferved upon the Road, and dur ing the Relidence at Paris, with accounts of Inns, Hutels,Coffee. huufes, &c. fie. T. A VOCABULARY of common Words, and a copious Col- Indian of ulaul PHRASES and q2es lONS in Fr Deb and Englilh, intended for the We of Poinns to whom the verna cular Language of France is not familiar. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; fold by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-arm ; J. Debrett, Pic cadilly ; T. Reynolds, Oxford-ftrcer ; and by all other Rook fellers.—Of whom may be had, jun publilhed, The Plc ruae of LONDON, for 1802, with Maps, Tables, &c. &e. Price ss. bound in red. BUILDERS PRICES, 1802. This day waa publifhed, price 3s. fewed, Corredted to the tit of May, THE BUILDER'S PRICE-BOOK; contain log a correct Lift of the Prices allowed by the molt emi nent Surveyors in London, to the feveral Anificers concerned in building, including the Journeymen's Prices, By an EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Arehiteaural Library, N 0.39, High-Holborn. MI- re may he had, lately publithed, t. Laing's Hints fur Dwellings, Cottages, Farm-Houfes, &c. quarto, 34 Plates, with Scenery, a Ss. a. Plaw a Sketches for Country Houfes, Villas, and Rural Dwellings, &c. quarto, 42 Plates, a I Is. 6d. 3. Plaw's Fcrmc OrnFe, or Rural Improvements for Parks, Plantations, Fences, &c. quarto, 38 Platea, tl. tts.6l 4. Plaw's Rural Architecture, from the fitnpleit Cottage to the decorated Villa, quarto, 6a Plates, al. as. 5. Soane's Sketches for Cottages, Villas, Ike. with appro. priatc Scenery ; alfo fit Defigm for improving and embellifh ing of Grounds, folio, ,4 Plates, 21. 124 6d. 6. Decorations for Parks and Gardens, octavo, SS Plates, TO& 6d. 7. aligns for Gates and Rails, fuitable to Parks, Pltafure. Grounds, Balconies, ate ; alfo lonic Defigus for Trellis-work, on 37 Plates, by E. Nlidd,leton, 6s. FEMALE ATTRACTION. -rip obviate the unpleafint Sedation experienced I.y thofe Ladles who may have fuperfluous limas grow ing on the FACC or Arms, and to milder their perfons more lovely and attraetive, was the chief motive that induced the Proprietor of ALFRED'S ROYAL comrosmoN, to fubmit that important Difcovcry to the Patronage of the Female World. His fuccefs is belt fltewn by the numerous applications which continue to be made from the molt dif tinguiftied in the higher circles for rank, beauty, and falhion. Tiul' Compofition (which was firft prepared for the late Q,res of France) not only removes and eradicates all fuperfluous Hairs from the Fate and Arms, but renders the Skin more delicate and fair. Sold in Packets at ss. 6d. and as. gd. each, by Meffrs. Gattle and lea, No. 52, New Bond-greet; Davifon and Son, No. At, Fleet-Brew ; Dryer, No. 68, Cornhill ; wholefale, by Berry and Main, Greek-Meet, Sobo. In Liverpool by Grig fon, Duke•Rreet. In Bath, by Ymer, Bond-ftreet. In Edin i burgh, by Smith, Bridge-ftreet.