Star. — London, England, 1801-03-17 00:00:00

.. . . ~ . S! N ' IP: ..g•S 'WA 6 '* . '4. ( - : L"..:_ : "./r • ' Nt, p , -- `\•:. .../1 • ~.,,,, • ~,..,..... ' . 1 4 . " .. ""'... • -..- ......, • , • __ ~~ `~. ' Numns 38413 TU ES DAI; 'ARCH 17, 1801 C R iCZ CABINET PICTURES. THEATRE:ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON THURSDAY NEXT, March 19, rBor, their Maa Servants will perform a Comedy. called RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. - - Now Exhibiting at Mr. RICH aansores, York-Honfe, No. 3t, corner ut Villiers-Sir...et, in the Strand. _ . A SELECT COLLECTION of Thirty-two C.kill;lF.•t• PICTURES, inchollnq ( even by %%Taut, the rd . , by Crewze, and other ntucheadiitircd Artilts. Adm ttanc. One Shilling. Dekriptive Catalogue. gratis. N. B. The Exhibition will finally elofe =Saturday, March the aSth. NEXT ER ESE NT.VIION TO A LI VING.—.TO BE SOLP,I 'THE N 7 1 i . 'l' PRESENTATION to a LIVINg, thc Annual Value of 3ccl. or 'lure shouts, in the eutnty of Northampton. The Neighbourhood Is genteel, and tht fituation of thc Living ildirabb:. Interell will be allowed for the Ijurchafo•Money till Particular; maybe known, by appecation, to Mr. James,. of %Vellfborn, in Warivickthire; and to Mc.ffrs. Fortier, Cooke, and Frere, of Lincoln's-Inm SELECT SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY AND BALL. MR. ALLEN removed from H3vdnn-fquare to N. to, Ayliflarc,2. tloodnian's 1., Inform thole svho dare to fuhfcrilw to A r.:Crietahle vrell-rigulated Alknibly ' that his Select Afl:ntbil-s , -...timenee on Monday. 23d inflauit, to be continued ev.•ry Not.r,ciuy till June. N. oe but Ladies of &Arad. r adritzcd. The nand, IlArp, two Violins ' and a T.tionnurin, or Horn, ara the ba Moticians that cur be h.td. Duke, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Michael Peres, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Leon, Mr. KEMBLE. Margarita, Mrs. POWELL; Eftlfania, Mrs. JORDAN. To which will be added the M a f que o . —f COMUS. This Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with The Devil to Pay._ Ladies and Gentlemen who have never !earned 13 , r.einv are privately taught in the first the-e and at No. :9, blicr rard-ttreet, (olden-fquare; where eardo.of the term , and plan may be had.—Thole who conic from tae country to learn may live in the houfe during their a. compiiii—• at, by which thcf may gain fulficient knowledge in about The Annual Bill will b un 'l'lii.rf..ay the t atlt infix:L.-- Tickets to be had a, move. ORATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - ..... - WANTED to Purchafc, the ADVOWSON of TWO I.IVINCS--one from aocl. to 400 L per MOM ; the other from 4001. to 6eol. per Annum. Lettirg sdcireired (poll paid) to D. G. at the Poit.Offiet, Ox ford, will he attended to. DWELLING NOUSE AND LAND NEAR READING TO BE SOLD, • THE defirable Leaie of a comfortable Family Reficienee, fitua.. at C.averfhant, one mile from Reding, ea fining of eleven 13...dchambers, Drawing /loom, ill by 3'4, Dining Parlour, Study, all fuitable Offices, double Coach-boric, Stabling, walled Ga Men, and about live Acr.,r of rich Meadow Land. Poe further Particular addrefs (port paid) to J. HArelte, Reading. TO SURVEYORS, MASTER BUILDERS, Ste. WANTED a fituation for a Youth of good Abilities and Refpeelable Connexions : he has received a Liberal E lucAtion, has great taße for Drawing, and it is pre fumed would (thus fuperfctle t h e nectffity of a Clerk. lirnad Sword and F:aeins taught, alto the Pedal Heap, Piano Rate, and Violin. Apply Cr addrefs (port paid) to Mars. I.cwis and lona, Lute Knight Rids-iircet. St. Paul's Church-yard. KENT. TO SE SOLD CY AUCTION, By Marrs. BENIFOLD Juft publithed, by J. IYright, Piccadilly; and J. Mawntau, Poultry. Price St, the S RCOND EDITION of ALETTER to the Right Hon. WILLIAM PUT, on the influence of the Rotntage of iffues in Spc. de at the Back of En7land, on the Prices of Provifinn,, and other Commodities ; with ats.:itional Notes, and a Preface, con taining Roniirks on the Puhheation of Sir FRANCIS BARI N Bart. By WAIXER BOYD, Efq. M. P. Redeunt In aurum Tempom prlfcom. Holt. At the Bull Inn, Rochefter, on Tueiday the aeth of March, [Sot, at Twelve o'clock, A BRICK Melfuage, or Dwelling Huufe, with a Small Garden, very pleafantly Gloated on St. Marta ret's Bank, Rochaer, commanding a beautiful view of the River Medway, the King's Dock-yard, Barracks, Bcc. well calculated tor the refidence of a (ma Family ; bats in the oc cupation of Mrs. K. March, deciacd. 'There Premifes are held by Leak, for 977 cu.+, at a Pepper corn Rent, of which upwards of 800 years au unexpired. The Houk may be viewed by application to Mr. Thomas Penn, halt-gate, Rochefter, and particulars known of Mars. Tvropeny, Rochcftcr, and Mar. Benlfold, Chatham. This (lay wmpublifhed, TO -MORROW EVENING, March 18, will be performed, an entire NEW GRAND SELECTION from the molt favourite Works of Handel ; In which will be introduced Bird's " Non Nobis," arranged as an Overture and Grand Chorus; and a Hymn compofed by the celebrated Mar tin Luther, as performed at the Savoy Chapel, with Accompa niments by Mr. F. Baumgarten. PART I. Ova rture Occafional. Resit. Mr. Denman,' My cup is fuir--Jephtha. .Mr, ' Shall lin Mamre's.' Chorus,' For all there Air, Mils Tennant, Tune the loft melodious.' Air, Mrs. Duifek, • Pious Orgies'—jud. Mac. Air, Mr. Paddon, and Chorus, Happy pale—Ales. Fealt. Air, Mrs. Margernm, ' Awful pleating being'—lepht ha. Mr. Incledon, Pleafure my former ways —Time keel Air, Mrs. Second, Praife the Lord'—Eftber. Chorus,' flied in his evcrlafting feae--Samfon. rART Nobis." (Bird) arranged as an Overture and "Grand Chorus by Mr. Baumgarten. Air, Mils Tyler, " Where is this ftopendous." Air, Mrs. Second, and Chorus, " Tyrants would."—Atb. it mit. Mi. Mahon. " It nsuft be fo."—Jepluka, Air, " Pour fourth no more." Matter Smith, " The finning dawn." 6 Chong " From harmony,"—Dryden's Ode. Air, Chore, Dulick, " Wife men flattering."—Jud. Mac. Rant. Mr. Incledon, " Deeper and deeper Qin," and Song Waft her Angels."—Jepht ha. Grind Chorus," From the cenfer,"—Solomon. PART. 111. Celebrated Hymn, conipored by Martin Luther, with Accompaniments by Mr. Baumgarten. Song, Mrs. Duffek, "O magnify the Lord."—Antis.. Duet, Mils Tennant and Mager Smith. " Let's imitate her notes above."—Ales. Song, Mr. Denman, Tho' furious Itorms,"—Jom. Chaim," See the conquering hero," and March-quil. Mac. Air, Mr. 'minion, " Gentle Airs."—Athalla. Accompanied on the Violoeello by Mr. C. And. y. Song, Mrs. Second, " Let the bright feraphims." Grand Chorus, Sampfon, " Let their celellial." End of Part I. a Concerns on the Flute by Mr. Woiditer. tad of Part 11. a Sonata on the Grand Piano Forte by a Young Lady, totally blind from her birth. Principal Vocal Performers: Mrs. SECOND, Mifs TENNANT, • Mite TYR ER. Matter smrrH, Mrs. MARCUM UM, (her flrft appearance) And Madame DUSSEK. • • Mr. INDLEDOH, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. DYNE, Mr. I'ADDON, (Scholar of Mr. Jackfun, of Eacter,) Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASI :LEY.• The rot of the BAND and the CHORUSSES, which will be numerous and complete, by the moll approved Performers. The whole under the direelion of Mr. A.CHI.EY, Sen. Boxes fs. Pit s. &I. Gallery as. Upper Gall. is. Ilan Price as ufual at Nine o'Clock. . Doors to bc opened at Six, and to begin at Seven. Basks of the Words (A'elth the Imptimateur of F. Mwe trisn) to he bad at the Theatre, price 6d. only. DtVINF. MU3IC. Aprll dies, will be publifhed, T'TWELVE ANTHEMS , particularly calcu x fated for Families, or [mall Choral Societies, By S. WEBBE. Price Eight Shillings. Thok who etare to favour this Work,and fend their • N.:ices (polt-paid) to the Publifher before Monday, the 6th of Anrii, will be (cried with the fame at Six Shilings per N.v.k. Printed for the Author, by R. Birdsall, No. 133, New Bond-ftred. . _ - Wherc may be had, by Mr. WEBRE, L'AiIICO DEL PRINCIPIANTE, being Twenty-eight Soltaing Excrcires fora Angle Voice, with a Bars Accom - paniment, dcligned to Jilt Young Singers to Cog at Sight.— Price 35.6 d.; and rbaTY-Two VOCAL EXERCISES, In Two Parts, with Accompaniment. Price Ss. (being a Sequel to L'Amico Sri Princiciautc.) LAST NIGHT BUT FOI SANS SOUCT. Br the Authdrity of the Right Hos. the Loa D CHAN IN, ON THURSDAY EVENING, March 19, will be 'wrested at SANS SOUCI, Leicdler-Placc, Leteenualitare, an Entertainment, =drag New, called THE cAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement dew Redtathto and Soap : PART I. Ret. Drer and his Villa. P er. Agreeable Company. 6.41. Per/wool Youth. hang. Love and Realm. Rec. Coningd tete a tcte. Rte. A Receipt to =Wives. Bang. Latteryof WE-dint:h. Sims. The Poet and paper. ka. A Trial or Patience. Ace. Le Maitre de Dude. song. Anna. Ann, Nan; Nance, Sung. The Grand Ballet. and Naafi. PART IL Rer.The Cartaln and the Pact. kn.:. The Club. `anr. Brothte Jack. Song. The Tbutt,the nit Rec. Sailor', and the Go. song. Filial Love. Rec. The Ylef, Rec. A return of Rcaron Song. Jack at anemia. lour,. Ibe Sweets of I att. Rt.,. Slot, Plotting. bons. Cle ••a! News. PART !11. Rte. Han. l Catch. Rec. The Two Dmitri. Highgate Probation. Sons. The Canary Bird. re. Tit, Saracen's Head. R...-. Hits and scraps. 4114. Anntewreep aml thus. Sons. Echo. ''re. Which is tbe Wig to Roc The Coup de Grate. i Windfor Song. The Union. as. A Little ! whole is wines, seed compared, and will be !pokes, Nag and accompanlc4 by • Mr. DIBDIN. Bates cs.... Area 314—G as. Moor to he opened at Semi o'Clock. The Performance re 4 at Licht. P! , •ass b the Bezes to be taken at Mr. DeWitt's Mu& I.dceitcr-Pizee, I.cierikr.iquarc; where maybe I. and cf 1.041.1r.41) nod Rem. Pascroofterarcw, 2 Prepaid 4 Srintio ? hy Isot,ferythow in Two Q uarto Volumes. cm- • suh.ce with korty Plates in aqua tem, aid fixeren Vigoettes, . )1. 'LAVA rloN i , the Rcfcit of a 'rook through alma& the of LngLucl, and a, coarnkrable part ot Scotland, its a • of Into a, written to a 1.17 p, I umber or inicelisco: and •peAah:a tram& by Me. ilfe. A Specinwn of the alai a part of the Pietures may be foes, tree or capcsicc.. • !chatter -Mom gangs `the Cake-Hoare arc an publithed, and may be ' DRulin'a War:lode- The Cake-Houk will be perfc.rtnct! Monday% TbarrdaYs. s4 twcWl l ., the slich el Maeda, macs it wiu chic In two Volumes (Nano, price lea in boards, the fecond Part of THE HISTORY of the ANGLO-SAXONS. One Volume containing a Vi-sr of the Kingdoms and Pi racy of the North, the lispedittuni of Ragnar Lodbrog, and the Life of Airco! the Great —The other continuing the Hiltory to its conclution at the Norman CallqUeft. By SH. TUEINER, . . _ Printed for T. Ca . dell jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand. Of whom may had, h i the E•me Author, the Hiftorg of the Anglo-Saxons, from thcir Ste appearance above the Mc, to the Desch of Egbert, with a Map of th...ir ancient Territory, Sao. 7s. This day was publillied, in three Vols. 111110. price los. 6d. in boards. T HE MAN of FORTITUDE, or Schedoni in England. - - ---- By B. - MEAL Welcome, kindred gloom., Congenial horror:, hail. THOMPSON. Let Foitunc t,pty her whole quiver on me, I have a Soul that like au ample Shield can take in all, and verge enough for monc. DaTuira. London : Printed foe James Willis, No. 46„ raternolle-row. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. . , 'llls Jay \PIS publinSed, in one large volume, 121710. rice as. ficl. hound, with an elegant Frontifpleec of Demon het - - declaim ing ansidll the no* of the waves on the tea-fh ore, THE NEW SPEAKER, or Englifh CI 3- 15 Book : conlilling of, I. Moral and inftrueeive E.ffays. 11. Narrative and Pathetic Pieces. 111. Dialogues. IV. Orations aiht Harangues. V. Epiltles. VI. Mifeellaneous Pieces. VII. :idea Poetical Varieties. 'l' , ) which are prefixed, a 'tort Syr tem of Rhetoric, and an Say on Enunciation or Delivery, claiefly ahltraaed from Blair's Ledurra. No Item afcent is here held forth to gain • No bidden danger gloom the fpanglcd p lain. Free may your footlteps o'cr the precindts range, Shift with the fubjedt, with your fancy change : Each plant, innoxious, bids you try its tweets; For, here the beauteous charms, 'he ufeful greets. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. Author of the Britifli Nepos, Natural Hiflory, &e. Printed for J. Wallis, No. 46, Retcmofter-Row Where may be bad, every book for t lie ufe of Schools. On Monday will be pub:idled, In Two Volumes, Bvo, price 16s. in boards, piE LIFE, ADVENTURES, and OPINIONS of COLONEL OEOROE HANGER. WRITTRII ■T ■IMIELI. To which is added--Adviee to the Prelates and Legiflatora, how to correct the Immorality sad Jacobinifm of the prefent Age, and at the fame time inereafe the Revenue. Advice to the lovely Cyprians, and to the Fair Set in gene ral, how to pars their lives in future to their better fatisfaelion, and to enjoy with diferetion the three Cardinal Virtues. On Matrimony, Compulfive rillock, and on Polygamy. On the Mifery of Female Prollitotion. The Hiftory of the lovely JEgyptia, the Pamela of Norwood, and Paragon of the "Egyptian Race ; the Author's Marriage with her, and her cruel inliddity and elopanent with a Tra velling Ticker : And a Hiltory of the King's Bench Prifon, written by the Author during his euttody under the Marfhal of that Pam, dderiptlve of the Mileries endured by the Trifoncrs, and the extravagant elFence incident to their cnidinentoot. L*. anise perat, cats ration tfludeque Nudus agris, nudes nununis. HuRAT. Loudon : Printed for J. Debrett, Piccadilly. This day was publilbed, price ts. pmsHA ; or, the WOMAN of SHUNEM, a A:: 41 new faczed Oratorio; as performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. Written by T. HULL, of Covent-Garden Theatre. London : Printed and phi:l/led by o.l2.Bwthorn, Lookfel ler to ber Royal Highnefs the Prineefs of Wahl, Brats ILibeiry, No. :31, Strand.—V m may be bad,juit pub ll thed, The PRIDE: OF BIRTH, , in imitation of Juvenal; 4to. Price 3s. RED-CROSS KNIGHTS, a My: by J. G. Holman, 2s. 6d. The COLLEGE, a satire: Iha as. fxl, A REVIEW of the POLITICAL CONDUCT of the Hon. C. J. Pow ; addreffrd to the Celebrators of his Binh-Day, and other Admirer,. Price to. 6d. This day via' publiihed, in large Vob.s 8 met price t6a in boards, embelliflied with an accurate Whole Shea MAP of AERt- CA, comprehending all recent Difenve:ies, the Route of each Traveller being dillinmsithrd by Colman, r rHE MODERN TkAVELLER: containing X the cot prelled TRAVF. I of PARK, LEDYARD, LUCAS. SONNOIL BROWNE, SAVARY, VOLNEY, and M. 11 VAI/.LANT, la .AFRICA: with lllußntc Notes, and a Preliminary Difeourfe cm the Knowledge which the Ancients pufreffed of that Q_uartcr of the Globe. Printed in the Cone fizo with Ureic **Led by 1)r. Mayor. Publifised by G. Cawthorn, Ni t3 a, Strand; Riebardfuns, Royal-Fsehasiget Symonds, Wallis. Welland Huston, Pater nustcr.Row ; Wright, PimadUly, Loudon; and Hill, Edin burgh. 'lief; arc modeltly called compreiTed Travels, hat nothing of material importance appear. to have been omitted. We ma. h appear, 01 this Publication, which will prove an accep table coupsnioa w thc Travels publillisl by Dr. Mayor, which we bctiare contmcnied. A very good Map of Africa is peMized, upon it bieh the routes of the ilitreren: Traveller* are sklineat..d. This Pubhcatiu.s bas alto the merit of b..* wcU and Fervent/ay prima. Brit& Critic, Feb. HAMPSHIRE. ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA and COUNTRY RE SIDENCE.—BERRY .LODGE, near GOSPORT. TO SE SOLD ■T PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that truly defirable FREEHOLDVIL LA, pleafantly fituate at Berry, within one mile of the Town of Gofport, and twenty minutes walk of Stoke's Bay. One of the belt places for Sea Bathing in the Kingdom; com manding an extenfive and delightful profpea et Spithead, the Mc of Wight, and adjacent country (the property and late refi dence of Acintirakrbornborough); comprifing a n. at and coin modious.brick Dwelling Houle, with fuitable Domani. °tikes, Coach-houfe, and Stabling, Granary, Greenhoule, and a large Garden, well flocked with Fruit Trees, together with about Eight Acres of Rich Meadow Land adjoining.' Poffeffion may be had at a very Mort notice. N. B. The Land-Tax is redeemed. To be viewed by Tiekes which may be had, and pnwirulari known (if by Lector poll-paid) to Mr. joLn Gay Wilkinfun, Solicitor, Gufport. ON THE BORDERS OF HERTFORDSHItth, With Poffernon at Michaelmas neat. TO 1 SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINS, On Thuriday next, the'isitli initant, at the King's Mail, at lilfhop kowtow:l, tiertfonhhite, at Two o'Cloek, In Nine Lots A CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARM, very de firably &nand a Mort diftanee from the Turnyike Raid. between Hoekerill and o,..l . !ention, Pt MALLARD'. GREEN, in the Parini of Manuden, in the County of ElLx, containing in the whole about 7,00 Acres of good Land, in the occupation of Mr. James Piper, as tenant at will, who and his Family have held the fame for many years at an old nat. This Mate is rapalii. of very eortMarable improvement, be. ing furrounded by hard roads, and within an eafy delta:we of the Navigation from Stratford to the river Lea, near Ware, I whereby the produm may be fold to the bet advantage ; and antes, chalk, or lime for manure., ealily attained. To be viewed by leave of the taunt, of whom printed parti culars may be had, on the 28th February; alto at the place of file; at the Saracen's Ware; Cock, Epping; at the Printers of the Cambridge and Chelmsford Papers ; at the Rain. bow Coffeuboufe, Comhill ; Mr. Murray, Symond's and at Mr, Raines, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-Rine:, Dixon& bury, London, where a correct plan may be fan. HEREFORDSHIRE and MONMOU rHSHIRE. TO BS SOLD BY AUCTIoSI, (Before the major part of the Coffunitloners named in a Corn notTion of Bankrupt awarded and itrued, and now in profe cution againtt HavidTanncr,latc of the town of Monmouth, Irun-Mailer, Dealer and Chapaun,j At the King's Head, in the town of Monmouth, on Monday the t3d day of March Milan. The following FRCEHOLD PR f MidLS, in Three Lots, fubjeet to fuch Cocalithals cc lhalt h •pruduccd at the time of Sale ; Lot I. A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FATNFR, advamagrouily 11:uatr in the parithes of I an virren and Welds Novice:, in the county of Hereford. four miles ‘loniiimith, far. n front Rule, faur:eas hom Hart ford, said nearly contiguous to the Turnpike-road from Mon mouth to I krt ford ; cc m priiihg TREWOROAN MANOR FARM, With the R•walri-s and Appurtenances, and 643 A. 3 R. toP. ftatute so:afore (I,- the lam: more or Ida) of toy good Ma dow, Mitre, Arabic, and Coppice Wood Land, divided into suovenicut Inclofures, and lying exceedingly comps.% on (wry afecnii, wall watered, and within a ring lance, with a fuhltan ' tial Farm-hoof," and proper Waco, 11 . ..rres, titahho::, Bcaft !inures, and fuitlble Out-buildings; the Rental 324 per anemn. The Farm, containing 340 A. %R. 34 P. astute mcafurc, is In the occupation of James Howells, under an agre.rarnt tar at years. fraM the :dot February 1794.determinabl: at the option of citha Party, on 'giving notice at the cnd of the lira to years, at an Lary rent of 4101. per annum.--tos A. 25 P. itatute meafure, of carillon Coppice Wood Land, are now in Land, and the Stock now growirg is of confiderable vain:. The I iip pokd value of the Woo.; Land is about gosh pa annum. Lot 11. A vary datable ESTATE, molt pleafantly fitured within half a mile td the town of Ivionnunals, on the banks of the River Monnow, POOl. HOM PARM, Confining of a fubflantial ardl-bo:It L wcliing.laixifc, with con venient Others, and about thirty-four ,%crc, and a half of mod excellent Meadow Land, and fere" Acres and a half of Cippiee Wood land. The Dwelling-book, we!, tia NI. ailow Land, is now in the occupation of John ete..rge, as Triune at will, at the elm yearly rent of toraL—Tlit Coppice Wmal Land is now In hind Lot 111. A term espital MESSCIACF, TENEMENT, and DWELLING-HOUSE, with a huge and very convetimt Malt-hook. t :veom Cellar., and Warchoefet, two gond &W..... two Csr..m.wsllca In, mad pLottotl with choice Frzit Treace and all IlC,t TAry oskts. dcaribly (homed in the town of Monmouth, and now in the o.:ClipAtioll of Mr. 'I ho mas Calaklar, a. Tenant at wal, at the Law yearly rent of Gol. Theft Pr:mifea c.dculated l the rcc..?ticsa of a law F.nrily, or fur the e.tityini; un an rx...r.fice Vuancfs in the Malt or Liquot thc pr.-IcosTer.;at rtecirct ic•s. per annum for accuntslodating the Judges and thdr Suite with Lodging at the Adizes. The radpe.tlive Truants rill thcw the Prot:ars I and for fur ther particulars apply to Mt. Aillhams, Attorney atiLam , month ; a Gdbert Jones, Efq. s.l4tbin-fivarc i Lexica. I)ATENT VITAL WIN ES bring, froni eaten five experience, proved to be of the mat ant.tial benefit in prefirving, recovering, and eftablifhing gtneral health, and the rife of them fo rapidly t ticreafed as to r.. quire an eflablifluitent on an extended hafts, Dr. BARTON has been induced to,fortit a mercantile conneetion of great contaluence and refpcdtahility„ to meet the demand, and fell them on the moR moderate terms. Vital Winesare infinitely more powerfully digeftive.astafeptic. and penetrating, than any other Wines of whatever denomind. lion, the ufe of them giving more cum tort, vivacity, and anima tion to the whole frame ; Ind, from the quality which Wines euat'..ined with Vital Air have of corredling the irrit.bility of the utrvous fyllem, the general Life of than induces fiord, re gular, direet flc.rp, with cheerful, vigorous, morning fpirits. Sold at Barton and Cu.'s. N 0.7, Berncr's-ftrest a and Mew& by appointment at Mat s. Ching md Duties, N 0.4, CLespfule4 Mr. Vide's, Chemift, No. 46, CorohiU; Mr. Dale's, No. zip Haymarket ; and Mears. Jcboult and Co. nearly oppofite New Band-ltreet, Oxford•Rreet, at Vie per dozen. bottlos, fee. in cluded ; and '4s. per dozen, for very highly conc.ntratsd Vital Wine, with a printisti acsmunt of their m..iieal tries retail, for ready money only. Venda- and Wholer.sli. Deale rs allowed a liberal profit. AT neetinr; ofthe TRUSTEES orthe LINEN 3 . and HEMPEN MANUFACTURE. of IRELAND, on Tuefday, the 3d day of MarA, Hon. JOI iN Baron DILLON in the Chair, The Right Hon. John roller ropott...l (nen tae Committee a plan of encouragement for promoting tht; growth of Hemp and the cltabhibmott of the Sail Cloth ManufaCture, which W 23 read and is as raL•Wi: HEMP. " The 'fruiter= of the Linen and fl mpen Manufseture, anxious that this kingdom Mould effeetually lay hold of the pre. fent opportunity wisSeit the irierruptli4l t tr.m.k with the Northern States offer. foe orocustmg the growth of Hemp and the eltablifttment of the Sail Cloth Nisnistadture, call upon all Landholders or Farmees to of their endeat null, by allotting fame portion of their grounds to the railing of Hemp. *They underft mid it is as *sty in its culture as flax, the defier the full and the deeper the loam the better will he the produce, it fucceeds admirably in drained bog manercil with allies; and the Tru ft ees propnfe to procure a ful fi elent number of perfuns properly lkilled in the management of it front the time it is ripe for pulling until it is made fit L,r the fpitmer. Thcfc per& as will he Rationed in various parts of the kikdom, and orders will be given to the County lnfpedtors to receive all applieations from Gentlemen or Farmer% who may dare their aillikance, and to feud taent accordingly. The Truftees will affo give the following Bounties, and continue than for three years: " BREAKING AND SCUTCHINO. " t. Forevery Rona of Harp grow.' In this kingdom in thc years am, Itioa, and tgo3, wth broken and (cinched for the !satchel or for cordage, tb. rum 0(4,1. and a further bounty of a complete fct of Hcirsijiatchels ut every pertuo who Mgt havz broker and Scutched had a ton wdght thereof. " 2. To the Owner of any Mill or Mill Me:binery, wherein not leis than 3o tom of fount Hcrop of frith growth than be brotcn and [coached perfectly neforc the tit of June tBo3, the font of tool. " 3. To the owner of any Mia br Ml!' Machinery which giall be eroded after the I tt or May tgat, whittler entirely new or added to an, old Mill wherein tin to [hail be broken and reuccded, the ire-hetet quantity of found H.:ncp of kith growth, between the . tit of June ado:, and the aft of June tgo3, not kis than so too, the fum of real—for the next grsucit quan tity, not iek than 40 ton. between tiv laid per.de. the furs of rod.-and (or the next greaten quantity, not lefa than 3o ton, between the Lii.l period., the fain of scl. o 4. To di ; owner of any Mtn rr Ntil now, or hereafter to he erected, wherein tier: Iliad 1..: broken and [encased, the grrauft quantity of found I i:rty of Irifh growth, between the tit ol June 'got, and the tft of June :gee, nut 11-111 than tan ton, the funa of 30:1 --tor the nest greateft quan thy, not Id. than go ton, the furn of recoL—and for the nait great. ft quantity, not WI than fm ton, the funi of zoo!. . HACKLIII(:. s. For every none of Way, of !rah growth, well watered, rotted and notched, which Mall be hackled and &tired fit for (pinning, between the at of Aaguft, zBot, and the tit of Av gun., i EO4, the fum of 3d." ." SPINNING. " 6. For all Machinery which &all be ended, whether en tirely new or added to old Mills, fur Seinr.init /temp or Flax tar Sail Cloth, before the sit of Augua, 180 a, to ho worked by water or Acton, a fum after the rate of rot for av, ry Spindle it Mall contain on foffieient fecmity being F;v._n rh.o Ow number of Spindle . for which fu:h l'rciniant audi h. r% lan be rcpularly kept at work in Spitminz Hem? or flat. fur throe " For this Premium the film ofAcrdcl. w".!!!”.. appropriatc,l—•• and if mne: than bac* Spindles &ill he claimwd :ur, the Truf tocs will refervc to thenifelves tit! rower ,fdirldinx the rum of 30001. rateably among tht. Claimants. ' .0. 7. To the p.rfoin who Ihlll (pin fec't flch Alachl tarry, tt , :fort the aft of An7uft.18.24, 4:1,t11 Loom nude of tie bcft materials, and on tlw molt Irnerortv' phm, will be ordered by the Truftees for • %..r) a tam of Loud r , nierchsot able Yarn fo fpun, every Inch I.tmm to coutium Cm, y of the Board, into whofueier hand , . fuck Spinner may !Its. it." k ffINERANr HEMP IREaEds. " All perfons wbo can produce fufncientpr,..; f heine perfedliy ikikod ha the management of I knip thrvu'hout all ha dlr.rent proceifer, from Jar thne it is I. tUad aril it la completely dr,licti for Si:Moine, and with to cit;ap.- o ith tks 'frultees, me &fired So apply to th.ir !serrettiry, at the Linen °See, MUM, or their w %kV. •rt o.ts r, Aklermatibury, London, ard the Ant (wily,: oho he ap. proved of, wia be appointed tin -tam 3r f. a y.;ar each, 414 1% itl have liberty to r.velve 1..: firm whom they Mall be ordervel to attend, fuck an:e as the Trialees (hall previomfly Imetion. " MILL WRIGHT and MACHINE. MAKIAR All perfups of flit,' rk:Coriptkai. in Great fkitalu or Irclan3, who to be cetptn)til in enntiritzte.z Alichintry for th.• fentchhtg, &ethos, kinsilog, or Hi mp. rily rotifer thdr sam e ., ettiracter., and ...rms. If th e y 11,101 C. in the Linm-0111-e, wi r. c 1 , ,1t will he kept for the porpok, ar.l be open It 111 :1111C. to the infiwaion o nay pains' whom y to ..rott Niz:ldeterv." -• Anti the fame bi.ir I read paraAralik by p.aagraph, WU lir; Mosoulty sy.r. c t and mac:rt.: to 14: publifitcd. mßy ks o: Triutas, JAMJiS CORRY, fte.