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. ~ - a ....."1 .... r• t . LI ..., IP ',Jo— .."' s . ' . •••• p p 1 fy s i 3-41k rk, A1 41. ,; ( €:::c). i' l p t I 4 , 'zik . 43iti Ni . • : ,41 1 / 4 k,,,........... L. IP . , . ": 4 1C111K 4-% • . 0 . ... _...-- •, , . 4 - . . TUESDAY, APRIL 20, D 409. Nl' 4i!ER 4190 3 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANZ. [PRICE e IX-PENCE. - 1 1 0. lORROW EVENiNG,APrtirar, tBoa. t.:. Mir dies Sere-Ants will aft Sltakerpeare's Play al THE WINTER'S TALE. GUILDHALL, APRIL t.s, 1202. NT MICE is hereby given , that i t is the inten• A. the of the Corporation of London forthwith to petition the Honourable the Houle of Commons it leave to bring in a Bill to repeal fo much of an Aft paired in the lilth year of the reign of his precut Majelty, intituled, " An Ad fur ..:onfirming " and carrying into execution certain articles of agreement made " and entered into between Bents)? Lord Bifitop of Lindnn, " Thomas Wood,Efq. Sir John Frederick, Baronet, and Arthur " Stanhope, Efq. Sir John Morihead, Baronet, and Da:ne Eli " zabeth his Wife, and Roberakißlethwayte, Efq. and Selina " his Wife, and the Company of Proprietors of the Grand " JunaionCanal, and for other purports therein mentioned," as gives power to the Lid Company of Proprietors to erect Markets on the Lands or Grounds at Paddington, in the raid Act rnentioned.—.By Order of the Committee of City Lands, JOSEPH BUSHNAN, City Solicits. SAINT ISIIII3.—TO BE SOLD OR LET, AVALUABLE PLANTATION, in the Pariti of Saint John Capittcrre, containing about One Hundred and Sixty Acre,' of Land, with the Dwelling-houfe and other Buildingi, Fixtures, I.l:enfibi, atc. thereon, now in the occupation of Clemmt Cainea, Efg and of which poffei& m may be bad at Chrilimas next. In a tw days will be publilhed, prices. In boards. TULIETTA ; or, The TRIUMPH of MEN TAL ACIVIREMENTS over PERSONAL DEFECTS. Printed .ur J. Jubufon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Lennie% Mr. KEMBLE. To which will be added the Farce of THE ANATOMIST. This (ley W IS price 4s. fewed. CONVERSATIONS on the DIVINE GO. VERNM ENT ; 'hewing that away thing is front GOD, And fur goqd, to all. By THEOPHII.US LINDSAY, M. A. Printed for J. Johnfon, in Sr. Paul's Church yard, Where may be had, Mr. Lindky's other Works. n,:s Evening--Pizarro; with the Spoil'd Child. Ou 1 . 1, , 1 , Ltay will be produced s New Comedy, in Five Ads, periormed) called Fafhlonabie Friends.; to which will the Deal Lover. ior further particulars apply to Mcffrs. Farm., Laecy, Stead man, and Wall, Stilititors, Bread-ltrett Hill, London. THF.ATItE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDIRL -TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 24 1802, will bemired Mr Mae Min's Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD, Sir Patina: Madyeophant, Mr. COOKE, wbi,:b will be added the New Grand Pantomime Drama,in Two Parts, called BRAZEN MASK. This Fvening—The Cabinet ; with Brazen Malt FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Ma. ALLEN, PRI VATELY Taught to Ladies and Gentle ea. have never learnt this seeompllib -1:lg.:A, or nut to.viern , r , • N. 1 10P 110, ..' SAAD•STAI.IIT, Glen-Swan, and No. to, GREAT ALM. bvt ET, Goodman s-Fluids. They are taught on a plan par ticularly calculated for thole towboat it is an ohjeet to acquire it cuped'aiouily, privately, and in the firft ftyle of (gluon. Foreigners, Officers and Country Refidents, who may wiffi to karn ill a kw day, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Node. and receive conftant inftrutftion. There A c..demies are open all the Summer, and though t'ey are princlpafty for grown-up People, yet Children arc alto in. ttruEled twice a week on the ufual terms • and if not brought tlnv:.rd, as much in one year, as at Schoo ls in general in two. No ch-rge made for their initrudUon. ~* Mr. ALLEN difowna all prefect concern with his late Aca,lemy in Hay don-lquare. WANTED. NEXT TATIOI NXTA.NTED, in one of the Weaern Counties T of England, the next Prefentatlon to a Living, from vol. to :Soot. per annum ; if eligible a larger Income would not be objeeted to. Apply to Meas. Ward, Dcnnetts, and Grata, Soliciton; Henrictta-ftrect, Covent -garden, London. A NY One or niore Perfons, who can command A. from mow to soma have an opportunity of forming a Partnirfhip in an eftablilbed Woollen Manufmilory, from 10.,:ch they will receive at leaft 12 per Cent. on the Capital employei. The molt fatilfaetory References will be given and required. Aaidrefs by Leta. (pott-paid) to Mars. Noble and Hunt, Jcferys•fqusre, Saint Mary Axe. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE Creditors of John Nelbitt, Edw. Stewart, and John Neibitt the younger, of Aldermanbary, in the City of London, Merchants, lie defired to fend an account of their debts, and the nature of the fecurities they hold for the fame, to Mars. Norris and Robinfon, Lincoln's Inn, the So licitors to the Conuniffion, in order that the proof of their drbes may be prepared previous to the meeting under the Com eniflon. NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late GE9. HEMINO, Efq. ALL Peffons who have any Claim or Demand on the Eftate or Weds of Gco. Nettling, late of Wed is.:ertn, in the County of Warwick, Efq. deceafai, whether upon !.fert,Tage, Bond, Note, or otherwik, are refpcdlively de filed fortwith to tranfmit the particulars thereof to Mr. (co. Grecr.w-y, of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney at I,xw . and all Perfons*ho Road indebted unto the faid Geo. Ilentir7, at the time of Ida dceeafe, are defired forthwith to Dry thtir refpeCtive Debts unto the Paid George Grecnvray, who is duly autborifed to revive the fame. AMERICA. Aand M. MYERS, No. t, Water-flreet, 1 -• City and State of New York, in North Americx, ( A utli oneers and Brokers, duly appointed and eommlißooed by Law, for the City aforefaid,) make a tender of their Cervices to the Manufacturers and Merchants of Europe, In theCommif lion and inform them, that Storrs and every other con venience is prepared for the reception of Goods. Warm, and 'lerclianciisc configned to their addrefs, for tither public or private Sale. 'airy !lumbar: and .Sbip all Kinds of Antaiean and Weft tuba Produce on Orders. From Ceveral years experience in the above line of Burma's, *Sok who favour them with their commands, will find them falicittras to promote' the Interelt of their Employers. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpearully informed, J. BURGESS and, Scat's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. V I Ise, continue. to be prepared by than in the frutwmatiner that has Trained fuch univerial approbation for many yeies The long jullly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully e mfirtned in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons rckent in ell puts or the World, and having Rood the teft of trial. mules It in the &nation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES ZIA other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &e. induces them, from 'be numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa. &c. in rrarchafing the fam;. ;; none s to be had of THr IR us NI , Nr, hut at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the Ma tulity. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Ikr. OFFICERS in the ARIVIY and NAVY, (upplied upon the Morten notice for the Ealt and Welt Indies, &c. s4..renouie, No. 507, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. Icr the tonvenienCe of Families In Scotland, they have ap peLted hleffrs. R. Jobniton and Cu. Edinburgh, their foie Arms for Fil Sauecs. !DAMS% SOLVENT for the STONE and GRAVEL. a Medicine could Rand in need of further en -1 madam, after a fuceefsful experience of above twenty years; the two remarkable erces of Jofiah Thomas, Efq. of Guinea dreet, BMW ; and of the Rev. Mr. Molineux, of Garholdilham, Norfolk, would be fullicient 'to eftabli/h its reputation beyond the doubts of the molt teeptieal. It is not pellible to give the 'Articular* in the (pace of au Advertifonent, though both thefe Li ntletnea, nu the molt laudable motives, with to make their cafes known fur the benefit of the *filleted In like circumitances, yell knowing the falutary quality of the Solvent, and its Pro prktur being a Surgeon by profeilion. The former cafe incon tdibly proves not only the Medicines effteaey in dilSdving the iontirisied Rom, but aifo preventing its return. Seibc: ondi, t. l :ser rfe.rfac For a further account of the cure, effeeted by the Solvent fee" Perry on the Stone," Bth edition, price as. in which are detailed the cafes of Lord Saekville, the Hon. Mr. Itunilton, Lady Lyttleton, Sir John Call, Mr. Stephenfon, and tlr. Bell, furgeons, &c. &c. The fimple Gravel is removed by a few dotes of the Solvent, scNich by corm:king thz illathefis In the habit, effec t's:a !), prevent the ionisation of the Stain. .1 he Solvent is prepared only by :i. Perry, Surgeon ; and wholefale and retail b., his agents, Ching and Butler, No. 4, ~i capfidc; and retail by Adding and Co. No. 76, oppotitr the 1. ~ a theon,Orford-ftr vi ; and by one Medicine vender in every the United King four, in bottles of . Se sd. Its. 6d. and it 2 i- Vamps included. To prevent counterfeits, every outfide • •r-,;1 to written or $ Ching and Butler." STATUE OF THE LATE DUNE OF BEDFORD. AT a COMMITTEE, held APRIL 1 4 , 1 8 0 2— Refolved, That the Tre.ifurer do write letters to the Pre fidents of the various Agricultural Societies throughout the king dom, informing them of the intention of erecting a STATUE to the memory of the late Duke of BEDFORD, for his Grace's meritorious attention to Agriculture, and requefting them to make it known to their reltbrilive Sockties. iota to appoint Bankers to receive Sabferiptions for that put p2re. JOS. BAVICS, Treaturer. Subferirtinns fnr the Strew received at MelTre. Hammerfley's and Co. ; and Marrs. Dann and Cu. Bartholomew lane. ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE SY AUCTION. At the Cullom-Houk, iii Lail Cowes, On Thurfdly, tke 22d day of April, ace., at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS; which have been feized and legally condemned, and may be viewed and tailed on application at his Majeity's Watehoufc me days before the Sale,viz. Bi andy, P. tn, /OR PRIVATE 0$1.: 930 51 Gallon• 59 2 7 TOBACCO FOR DEALERS AND °Tait!: Unmanufattured, - 6300 lbs. wt. Atanufaetured. 6300 lbs. wt. Sugar in 13 boxes, abdut 3o lbs. Wt. WINES. Geneva Thirt Hogiheada ; bond to be given by the purehafer, that the f.une within a limited time (hall be diftilled into Brandy, or made into Vinegar. pESIRABLE RESIDENCE at WEREI-LIM, near STOKE FERRY, NORFOLK. TO BC SOLD, ACOMPLEAT Family Houle with Coach houfe, Stalaka for Ten Horfes, and other convenient Of fices, Gardens walled in and planted with choice Fruit Trees, Yards, a:t4l Paddock, containing together, by eftitnation, as Acre id an Half. The Houk confifts of a Hall, Breakfaft, and Dining Par lour, Kitchen, Servants Hall, and other conveniences on the Ground Floor; Drawing-room and Six Bed-chambers on the Second Floor, and excellent Attics; and fitted up with Stovts, Grates, Coppers, and other Fixtures. The Purchafer may be accommodated with Nine Acres, by eftimation, of Rich Pafture Land, fituate near the Houfe, at a moderate Rent. Immediate Poffeifion may be had. The Purehafer nay alio be accommodate with 20 Acres by eftiniation, of Pafture Land, fituate a convenient diftance from the Houk, which will (If defired) be fold therewith. Wareham js pleafantly fituate in a fine Sporting part of the County, abo undin g with Game, and within a Ihort diftance of a Pack of Fox Hounds, and a Pack of Harriers; Ninety miles from London; Twelve from Lynn Regis, and %Iranian; and Five from Downham Market. The Mail Coach from London paffes through Wereham daily. Further Particular may be known by applying to Mr. Saf key, No. is, Howard-Brat, Strand, London ; or Mr. Houchen, at Werehart aforefaid, who will thaw the Premifes. BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BICESTER. With polTelSon at Lady DA/ nest. TO BE SOLD B 1 AUCTION-By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornbill, on Friday the 2Sth of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-nine Lots, AN Eztenfive and Valuable Tithe Free and FREEHOLD ESTATE; Conf . '(Eng of nearly the whole Pains of TWYFORD ; with the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of the fiat quality, and well watered, efpeeially fo by a fine Stream, which is moftly the boundary to the Enact on the North fide; and on which are two good Water Corn Mi'ls that belong, as well as two Wind Mills on other parts of the Eftate; and three free Public-Hodes. The whole containing net.r Twelve Hundred Acres of rich Land. ......_ _ The principal Mcifuage is Twyford Lodge, which is fi•oated in the centre of the Mate, on elevated ground, and hss been, and is Rill, well veortlir of being the (cite of a rcfpcdable Re fidence ; dift.int four miles from fluekingham and Bicefter--- thr high road between which great Market Towns goes through this Ettate• ..... --- Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well as the other Te nants, will the* ti:eir feveral Lands; and of whom, on the TR of May, printed particulars may be bad; alto at the prin cipal Inns at Buckingham, Bicefter, and -%ylelbury ; of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Nor.hampton Papas; Rainbow Coffee-houfe; of Mr. Hollier, Attorney at Law, Theme; where, and at Mr. Raines, Land Surveyor, in Char lottc-ftreet, Bloomfbury, a correet Plan may be teen. CHETWVND MANOR ESTATE ADVOWSON, SHROPSHIRE. TO it PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Monday the loth of May, at One o'Clock, In One Lot, b) Order of the Pro prietors, and all Par6-s concerned, AMOST Capital anti Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, conOtting of the eater live Manors of Chet wynd and Edgemond, capacious Manton, beautiful P..rk of about aoa Arra, embellilbed with River, Sheets of Water, Wool, Hill, Dale, &c. and fundry eligible Farina, with all fuitable Buildings, and near 20X , Acres of Arable, Meadow, Palture, and Wood Land, an Afylum of are:tt plenty of Game, and principally lithe Free, and Laud Tax rtdeem , al, let at oW Rents, amounting to near per annum Two Thoufand Pounds, exclufive of Land in hand, capable of very confiderable im provement on the demita of the Leaks. Alfo tke Perpetual Advowfon of the Rectory, of the annual value of Five Hun- Area Pounds, fubjedt to the Life of the prefent Incumbent, aged fga years, daily increafing froth the Inclofure of Waite Land. Mr. Samuel Bagnold, of Newport, will Thew the Pr‘ mites, and printed particulars, with engraved Plans, may be bac ui the Printers of the S!!rewthury Chrotiiele; Chet ter Courant ; Birmingham Chronicle; Alhizum, Liverpool; Stafrordthire Advertifer; Thomas I.llyd, Efq. Gray's Inn ; MetTes.Strong and Still, Lincoln's lam New Square ; Metres. Shaws, New Brillge-ftrect, Blackfriars; Rainbow, Cot - tibias and In Tan nin. Mr. Chriftie Is empowered to receive Propofals by Private Contra ..1 for the whole of the Ettate, nu or before the ift of May next, and if not treatzd for &lore that day, will be put up on the toth of May, and full to the belt bidder without TO BE LE I% Furnilh Al, and enttred upon Immediately, RARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Via:* ; 1 - 47 with walled Gardens, Hot-lioufes, Stab Ls. Coach-haufes, and all other convJoient Offices, and 26 Acres of Patton:l.lnd, late in the ozcupation of the Earl of Maltnelbery. About to Acres mare of Patture Land may be had if re luired, and the Manor of Haroptworth, adjoining to Downton, will belts with the above.—Bart rd-l - loufe is only lie miles front Salifbury. Enqulie of Mr. Arney, Clofe, Salifbury; or of Mr. Mou land, Downton, Wilts, who will fhcw the Prtmifes. TO BE LET, ready Furniflted, at Farcham, in Hampfhire, and entered on Immediately, a Commodious COTTAGE, large enough fora Family , retin.d, and beauti fully :hunted on the edge of Fareharn River; in a very genteel, foclable neighbourhood, and good roads to every part of the kingdom; fisty yards from the Tide, Perpetual, and Warm :wk wats, (d11.11.116d by uarerioe...3.4l Chad.) piece three-(tall Stable and Coach-hook, with or without a Field clofe to the Houfc ; ar.d a pleafaut Garden...-For further particulars, letters (polt paid) direeted to Mr. Englifh, furgeon at Fareham.--.Eleven miles from Southampton, nine from Portfmouth. • DEVONSHIP.E.--TO BR SOLD, A N excellent Family FREEHOLD HOUSE, with Coach -hou les, and roomy Twelve-Ball Stables, large Gardens hilly cropped, and well planted, late the property and Relidence of John Piper, Efq. deceafed, called Colyton- Houfe, in the vicinity of the rural Town of Colyton, and furrounded by a delightful, cheap, and (porting Country, with plenty of Game, excellent Flitting, and plenitude of Field Sport—Hounds in the neighbourhood....-Colyton is within az miles this fide of Exeter, and near feveral Bathing Places.— The Houle is in good repair, and every way calculated for the reception of a Gentlenun's Family. The purchafer may be ac commodated with the Houfehold Furniture, at a fair valuation, and immediate poffellion may be had. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Chriftie, Pall.mall ; or Men. R. and J. Mackenzie, jun. and Co. Mach:nits, King's Arms Yard ; or Mr. Palmer, Attorney at I._w, Coly ton. HAMPSHIRE. VALUABLE. FREEHOLDS, in the Town of PORTSEA and its Environs—TO 10: SOLD, VALUABIJ FREEHOLD PROPERTY, cligilily fitt mted. on the South Side of QUEEN-S*l'R EET, in thc TONVIII of PORTSEA; valuable Freehold awound, ad joining the London Road, at New Town, Mile EnJ, near Portfmouth, and various Plots of Meadow and Arable Land, &tutted in the Common Fields adjacent therto; which will be fold to the belt bidders, in 19 Lots, before As.; t. '3,10 vacs., Efq Deputy to His aajefty's Rent mbrancer of the Court of Exchequer, on Tburfday, the 32d Day of April, dot, begin ningat Three &chick in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn, in the Tow n of Portimouth, by virtue of a Decree of the Court of Eichequer.—Pardeelars may be had ;gratis) at the Exchequer Office, in the Inner Temple; of Mars. Boaters and Martin, So licitors, Furtilvars Inn; and of Mr. Simmons, Surveyor, Cole nian-flreef, London, (where Plans may be ken); of Mr.Ealt man. Portico, (where Plans alto may be ken); and at the Place DiSale; Ukewife at the Dolphin, Gofport ; Swan, Chicheiter; Bcar !np, Havant; and George, Southatipton. This day were publithed., Handfomely printed in Three Volumes, odtavo, and embel- Bawd with Thirty-nine Plates. price 11. Sts. 6d. in Boards, HINTS deligned to promote BENEFICENCE, TEMPER ANCE. and MEDICAL SCIENCE. By JOHN COAKLEY LETTSONf, M. and LL. D. &c. Londun Printed for 3. May/man, in the Poultry. Of whom may alto be had, by the fame Author, 2. The NATURAL lIISTORY of the TEA-TREE t with Obfervations on the Medical Qualities of the Tea, and on the Etteets of Tea-drinking. Quarto. 'vas. 6d. fewed. ;.The NATURALIST's and TRAVELLER's CONIPA MON. Third Edition. 4s. Boards. 4. OBSERVATIONS on the COW POCK. Second LB tinn. 3s. fem.& it In a fr.v days will be publilbed, TRAVELS through Sweden, Finland, and Lapland, to the North Care, in the Years 1798 ands 799. By Jukes Acerb'. DR. MAVtlieS UNIVERSAL HISTORY, In Twenty-five portable Votunics. THE Fourth Volume of this Work was pub hilted on the tit day of April, containing the com:afion of the HisTORY of GREF.CE ; and it may be had of all refpee table Bool:fellers in Town and Country. This volume, ard the third, comprife the whole of that bite refting portion of Ancient Hiltory, and the two volumes, with the Map of Greece and the Prints, may he had feparately by r erfent who do not shoofe to purchafe the entire weez. 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Meanwhtl: it highly dcfervcs the attention of the Profeffion, to whofe deniar life it is, perhaps, better adapted in its pr fent &ape than in one more popular and it is no inconfoierable Montt. meat of the Learning and Piety of theWriter"—Bifhop Ho It3L- Lev's late Charge. Page 2,8: criinciffor J. Maorman, Poultry. Where may be bad, by the fame Author, The larger Volume of Co NSW ERATIONs. 31. hoards; Chrif tlan Pluldophy, Third Edition, as. 6d. boards ; Sermons,Third Uition. 6s. boards; Mays. Moral and Literary, Three Vols. /Ivo. 18s. boards, Fourteenth Edition; Liberal Education, Two Vols. lama 75. boards; Winter Evenings, Two Vols. Third Edition, 71. boards; Family Ledurcs, Two Vols. :iv°. Third Edition, 11. 16s. bawds; Elegant Tetrads, Three Vols. Bvo Eighth Edition, &c. Bce. el. tdt. beads ; Epitomic of the Es tradaves. each, bound. Tidy day was publiibed, prie.F is. 6d. PPENI)IX to a Publication, entitled NEW -I. 1- INVENTIONS and DIRECTIONS for Rurrun ED PE it. SON S, &C. ice.; containing a familiar Account of the Nature of Rupture. in both Sexes By W. H. T. Efq. and recommLnd ed to every Ruptured Perron as a tieeefEiry Companion, to pre ferve them from the ill cenfequencts of their Complaint. Sold by T. Hurft, Pater nofter-row •, J. Callow, Crown court, Soho; and Hatchard, N 0.190, Piccadilly. This day way publiihed, price 45. bound, the Second Edition of AN INTRODUCTION to the USE of the GLOBES, with tbritions for Examinations annexed, Deigned principally for the Ufe of Schools. by tee Key. W. HaLtr. Printed for J. Johnfun, St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be bad, by the fame Author, A SERIFS of GLtinammicm. %/cartons, for the life of Young Perfons, price In a few days will be publifhel, In 2 Vols. 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