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"•••••=1•••"•. -- --...- , • . .... . . . • • . . 7:. .- . . . . . . - - - ,li• Ali ' . - 4 irti o ‘ \ I NI • ---1 0....., ....), / - Ale P-: •-- .. i,i,‘ ' , , A • • , • - . , , t•I tit Fi sltk . 71 , • r. • - NIAIBER 40973. a d s SATUR DAT; 7ANu.4sr 2, 1802 [PRICE iIX-PENCE. • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAHL (IN MONDAY NEXT, jantMry 4, a floa, chdr Majelties Servants will ea a Tragedy, called DOUGLAS. Lord Randolph, Mr. HOLLAND; Gl:liaison, Mr. BARRYN:ORE ; Norval, Mr. C. JUMBLE ; Stranger, Mr. WROUGHTON. Matilda, Mrs. SWOONS; Anna MI6 =SWELL. After which will be produced, fee the firit time, a New Crawl Ballet, competed by Mr. Byrne, called THE FESTIVAL OF BACCHUS. To which will be added the Farce of THE ANATOMIST. TO THE WORTiiiANDINDRPI I .ND ENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF SUDBURY, 0 Mtn TN my repeated Attendance in the execution of an Honourable Othee, inftituted equally for the Proteakm oldie Rights of every Individual Freeman, and thoff of the Corporate Body, bad th e moft flattering and unfulifited af formates of (unmet whenever a diffoLutiou of Parliana.kt took place, es a Vacancy prefented itfclf in your Borough. areumftanates have recently occurred which raider my pub- Hely avowing midis C•osill•hote for your future Favours, both an aa of Juftlee to soyfelf and my Frienda When I had the Hamar to fit In Parliament as one of your Reprefootatives, I was coofcious of diftharging that important Trull with Integrity and Independence. I was fortunate, In Come hdliCei, materially to promote the Manufafturing In terefts of the Town, and I will letter myfelf that it is unneeef fary for me to Rate the ocadicms on which I have invariably manifefted my difpoution coals-state the &trace of the Poorer Clefs of your Conunothly. The fame will ever agnate my Condit& and if I have again the moor to fit in Parham ant by your Inde pendent Choice, I OA endeavour to make the heft mum in my Power, by zealouily devoting myfeif to the Interelts of nay Conititasentoo—l have the Honour to he, with true Refpea, Gentlemen, Ysur moil fulait;olka.l hninbic Servant, JOHN COX HIPPISLEY. Stone Eaton Houfe, Dec. z 6, MEDICAL. THEATRE, St. Bartholomew's HofpitaL THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES -A. will begin at this Theatre in the following Order : On the Theory sad Prettee of Medicine, by Dr. R.OBERTII and Dr.Powatt. Clinical Latham on fried Cafes occurring in the Hofpital, will be oecafionally given by DT. Rosiars. On Anatomy and Phyllology, by Mr. On Companitive Anatomy andPhyfiology, by Mr. MACAWS'. WZT. On the Theory and Nadine Of SWIM?. by MR.AatlNern T. On Cheiniftry and the Materia Medics, by Dr. Po watt. On Midwifery and the Difeafes of Womm and Children, by Dr. TUTS: Xt. Further Particulars may be know, by applying to Mr. Ni cholfon, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's Hofpiral. SKINNERS HALL, London, ath Dneetnba, t Sos NOTICE is hereby given, chat Marlow Sidney Marlow and jofepb Twit are talc in-': Nate Ho* Posters belonging to the Wontipful C.ompsayot lAlnners. By Order of the Court of Mittants of the laid Company, FRANCIS GREGG, Clerk ; Lot. Yip • i.: It Oa the eit of jaransk was publllbod, price 4. I. (To be continued inooddy,) Of a New P--:,cal Work, blcittdcd, THE CHRIBTrAiT GUARDIAN, By a SOCIETY of CLERGYMEN. 'U' wry. This Evening—The Dun= ; with Katharine and Pettnehie. - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, January 4, 1802, willbe prefaced the Tragedy of THE REVENGE. Alonzo, Mr. SID DONS Zanga, Mr. CCii./KE, (Being his Ara appearante in that Charadtsm) Leonora, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. Alta' which will be performed (far the to. time) an endraly New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK ; Or, TFIE FOUR SEASONS. Books of the Scr gs to be had at the Theatre. This Evening—As Yon Like It; with Harlequin's Almond'. PETER DONNELLY, Taylor and Habit maker, No. p, Tavidock-ftreet, Covent-garden, re fpecifully informs the Nobility and Gentry, that be contlntes to furnidi Ladies and Cientlespen with every article of Dr& in the A& Me, and of the very heft Materials and Workman (hip, at his ufual moderate Prices He begs perrnipon to re turn his molt gratchd acknowledgments for the very liberal p"ronage he has experienced far many years, and to afore thofe Ladies and Gartlesnen, whom he loss had the honour to Pere, that his valiant ftudy find ever be to merit a cqctiou snee of their nation. Ladies is the country, by appilestion to Domed'', may be informed how to feud dick niesfurc,fo as to he fitted with elegance and difpatch. Habits, Silk and Cloth hikes, and Phaeton Coats furnidtcd to Order. CONTAINING, i.The Preface —4. Thcfu Davi.licie, No An M a yon the ne-effity of the revelatiom of the Word of Gt;d.-4. A Call for Union among the Mc nbc.l of the Eliablllyzi Church,-. s. Review of Hors Molimm, lir a View Gf the Mofalcal Re. • cords Silty on Church 11T iflc. . Revi lat of a Pamphlet. called an Attempt to Otey the N •ture andf.xtent of the Oath of Canonical Obedience taken by th. Beneficed Cltigy.-8. The Origin and Defigu of the Palling Poem ou the New Year...to Lines on the Taylor-Warbkr.--zt. Retirement and Reda:tin, a Poem. - - Printed and fold by W. Bolen, No. 3. Wine-threat, Brittol; S. Hazard, Bath; and Loegrnan and Recs. Paternoltcr-row, hoodoo. Ow. ter: toffs Cr at r'.. Mr ti rdaf• • irtbe Dungt rd be ckby, kw* b ter& QC% itit2l6 -.1. .0111411 fbr evk are tOr *lad' ir = it Os bY fift n:l4 writisre game* nal valf Dr. aHAµ s NATURAL 111. STORY, Plain and Coloured. 7of IsF% tptmre rain 41_ ••• 4 alba. *NI IP R roolp rho. issO. W .7:12 e t z ivitb syl A• - F ry Swim, kft J• ite TAT' edge. At give a& g ialsair oidero. • mow4ll r regliser 1 6 .= mak" , ! ``C lir. 2 11 .•_ 11 2 soy OOP *OM g HANOVER-SWAIM CONCERT ROOM& I‘SISS LINWOT)D's EXHIBITION, with L ADDITIONAL PICTURES, is now open, and will cunt; u' every Day, (Sundays clamed), from Nine In the is-Prnics till vet:nine—Admittance Out Shilling. TheLait Week of Meta ST. CLAIR'. Engagement, and Me. WALLACK's Firlt A ROYALTY THEA PV aT ee. , WELL'S-STREET, GOODMAN'S HELD& • ON MONDAY NEXT, January 4, And five following Evenings, MOWS. 8T CLAIR, will (previous to his Intended vilit to Liverpool ctrl D-blin) have the honour to prefect the nume rous Vilitors of the Royalty Theatre, with a New Imaginary idtibition of Optical Maces, called THE PHANTASMAGORIA; • Or, SUPERNATURAL. APPEARANCE& As it is abfolutely neer:Wary that the Theatre amid be entirely darkened daring theft: Aerial Ezperimenu, the Spec eulogy will begin at Half park Six o'Clock precrely. Ath r the aLove, Brit time this feafon, a GrandSpethele, crin kling of hluflc, Dance, and Action, with entire new Scene ry, eI:LA BLACK BEARD ; Or, THE CAPTIVE PRINCESS. Captain Teach (alias Black Beard), Mr. WALLACE. are time, a Eallet of Adion, called PIGMALION, AND THE ANIMATED STATUE. In the cuerfe cf the Evening, the Miming Songs : " Little Sally," by Mifs Jones. " OM Chairs to mend: by Ms. Wallach. The whole to conclude with, Bth time, a New Sere Conga Pantomime, called THE ORACLE ; Or, HARLEQUIN'. PUNISHMENT. Intetfiscrfed with a work cl) mdid variety of Scenery, Maebis eery, Mechanical Changes, Septic Transformations, Me tamorpttoks, &e. hated to the Cufkoms and manners of the Egyptians, connufted with the Europeans of the prcfent day. The Male, Sows, Duets, Choruffcs, Dances, Duets, &c. entirel new and analogous to the Pr.ce. The Pantomime compolid, arranged, and written by Mr. ASTLIT Jun. The Grand Speaacie of Fair Almond is in relit:arid, and will b. ptoducsst with all (peed, and in which Mr. and Mrs Aar Ltli will appear. lower and Upper Dunes, ya. Second Price as.—Pit as. Second Price Gallery is. Second Prier G.L. Upper Gall.6d. Won to be opened as half thee five, and the performance br.zin r half after fix o'clock. Second Price at ballpark Eight. Ou Saturday the gtti in& Ain be pablithed, with roar Plates,. No. L Price is. 6d. or coloured as. 6d. (To be coatprifed in Slaty-three Weekly Number%) Mak* four large Volumes medium Soo. printed on a very fat• . Paper, with between two and three hundred Plates from tSs Lit A uthoritin, or the molt kled Specimens in the BRIT tin, LILIMIAN, and other Moscow, principally engraved by Mr. HEATS, of a New Editioc of THE HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS, AT GEORGE SHAW, M.D. N. R.S. F. L. S. Sec. It is meeffsry to °Verve, that in this publication particular at swim lut , been pat to the lately tilkovcred animals froth New Hfl,nd, which from their highly dopier conformation, form h. interelting a part of Natural Hillery. The Lineman arriumancnt,arkh fonss occafional variations, is in geoeral purfued, as us dm whole the motkeligible. With Mpeci u. figures, dolt: highly important accompaniments to a work of this kind, no care has been (pared to give loch as eon vr: the eleareft and melt accurate ideas of the animals thorn kle.s. Where Bulfon's figures were judged lutesceptionabic they have hem admitted ; others arc introduced from poblica- C. es of the finl relpetabiliry, from original drawings, or front thu:e rich ropofitories of Science, the DeWitt and Lefeliia Ilarcunts. I. `'' tal c"' " ( the engraver (Mr- Heath), to whore care they Lava been ecenniincd, are too well known to to lake particular commendation. Ihe DVTISA CRITIC for November, 'Boo, fpeaka of the. Eli Edition of this Work in the hollowing terms; " We ro not know that any work on Gcseral Zoology has breccia been produced in any language; and we arc happy to : ti e e%astplc let lit war own country, in a ftyle of elegance, "CI al accuracy, that does honour at once to Art and 3d cc. 'l'. tkicriptions here given arc fulkiendy extended to ( . 4 tcy tse elezr.tt Ideas; and the plates, which are executed lie hhit sad otter able Artilts, have been corrceled by the c-Aor with the most minute attention. I,l 'l r of ICA th, L it t w n o 'l fi r. w rft ( T o o t. Jan es uary fo , t rjo s w z , cly reviezlnd; the That Dt Shaw's Ltuation in the Bridal Mak= has been peculiarly aivenrageous to fuch a work; chat the abilities of Dr. Shaw lave icsa too long known, and too frequently tried. to be doubted; et' 'hat. on a cere.ul examination of *brie two volumes. their. 'Vedtations have been more than grallfted. The deferiptions 'cc Accurately cilfcriminated ; the accounts of animals tripe and fatisfaehry ; nor does their ref:olio:non • 4. antiftAnce lately Maimed, refpeding the fubjed el Lew swims, not pucka and proper*, eadiahaed i a a ' ...au. u m 00 eight advantage of his fynetch the clear peed" I dttd preitentive brevity of the language:* Aohl, the CIITICAL Review hr July. 1801, keehlad a' titu lilt Volutnes. lays, " We need only add, in the can. won of this article, that Dr. Shaw has fully anfwersd the eV" Occtivus relied by his forays Velma. and that the= 0 11 ' xoe.l with equal fpirit,aecersey. sad dearneft. • [noising Volumes be completed with the. hoe "Pms ovary, of which we have little 4Nbt, we kw% no Whoa • ,1 1 this fubjed,in my language, that can be fairly '''' , Paktrott with the SlOarede Name* Hilieril= Printed for 0. Kearney. Pleevere r et s ad 104 " tc . bliabUrgb Ind Ecial Mid Wiy% WANTED in a Boarding School, in the vici nity of London. an ASSIffI r ANT, capable of traching the Greek ancl Latin Clare. The Principal may i.. ken on Mnoday next, from twelve m two o'clock, by enquiring for A. B. at Scrlds Coffee houfe, Carey-ftreet, Lineuhis Ina. A T a Seminary, within Four Miles of London, in a molt airy and cheerful fituation, Young Gentkinen are boarded, and iniTrudted in every department of LTfrful and Polite Learning, on moderate Tama, wLich may be had with the Plan from J. Grant, Efq. No. 4, l3arnard's Inn; and any morning between 9 and 14 from Dr. Gibfon, Yurk-Rrect, St. James's. ` UXBRIDGE, DEC. 28, tBoz. N OTICE is hereby given, that any Perim or Perrone defirous to undertake the Repair of any Mrt of the Turnpike Road leading from Tyburn to Urhedy In the County of Middkfcz, in a ftrong and fubitantiai ma •. •r, arc dared to fend to Mr. Hill, Attorney, at Uxbridge, on o.• - fore the zoth day of February next. to be laid before tees, at their next meeting, Propofals fpecifying the Part of tht Road they mean to undertake, not exceeding in ary PropoLl Five Miles, not left than Two; the periou fur which they yid undertake the fame, not lets than One, nor more than Fcur * Years; and the annual Sum for which they will fo uodertalte to repair the fame. =a _mentioning whether they art willing to give Security fur the due perfornance of their rcripedthe Cant:ads, C. HILL, Oak. AMER A and M. MYERS, is * Water-dreet, 4 -k• a'f and State of New York, In North America, (Audionecrs and Broken, duly arxintad and c.mmithoned by Law for •he City Worefidd.) make a tender of their fervices to the Mao:Ladoga, and Madams a Escape, in she C mumir. lion Line. and Warm them, that Stott and every caner con. sentence is marvel fee tismeeption of Ciolds, Wares, and Maa ate lumelise coMisnad ft their Wats , for citber public or Ma fob. They Pomba& and Sip an Kinds of American and Welt bdia on Orders. From fermi years merle-ice in the above liar a< Mode, that who tamer them with their commode, will lad them fathom to promote the lotr.A of their Employer& MONLY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the Poiittrion of Incomes, ari fins from Freehold. Copyhold.or Lmfebold !Rates. in Land or Hodes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mai riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annalties,Pstent Pisces, Chard Llvinp, or any mhereertain Income far !Are, may be 14plied write temporary or pram ;It Santa of Money to itty amount, by mint= adequate Annuity Lowell for the fame, redeemable any time at their awn option. The NoMlity and Gentry of karma property may be accom modated on their perfooal facerity, &huts forveyed, and fold by Public or Private Comma. P, raj 41 , ;ile1donwill be received ev‘ry day till two o'tiock, and kites; from Correrpond‘uta in town or country, 'raft ?aid) wiLbe immediately anti/end, addreflad to Mehra. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great &ISA; ttreet, Charinkengs. ' LINCOLNSHIRE. TO fit'. SOLD BY AUCTION. At the White Hut Ina, in Spiltby, in the County of I..incoln,! on Monday the illdt thy of January, tilos. between the Hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon. N eligible FREEHOLD EsTATE, sic.F.HDLEBy THORPE ; comprifing One Hundred And Ninety-four Acres and Two Roods by admeafurcrnent, (more or ids) of exceeding Rich Arable, Meadow, and Palturc Tome fine Timberand an undilturbed Man o-, choutLAng with Oaaw ; liable only to final! Tithes, and within a Ring Few, together with an welkin Hoot, Ikon, Stab*, Su. thereon i _ The Eltate Is in a malt pleafant frtuatloo far any Gentleman, bointillafioneltrulStorthliCountry, where a Pack of mullein Fox Hounds are kept ; within three miles of Spiliby, fix of AL ford, (two Market Towns,) and twelve of tlyofe two Faihiortable rekorts on the &Run Cos*, Sutton and Shegnels, fo pew liiarly formed for the excellency of Sea Bathing.....Tbe .od Is furroundedwith genteel Families. '1 he Hawk is htuated on a patio aninesse,osquisanding a pleafont sad cream prolix*. A Plan of the Eftate may be fern by applying to Mr. Ellis, No. 3, Otriter-firat, Chancery-hem ;or Mr. Wa. Walker, Attorney at law Spiffy, LINCOLNSHIRE. - FREEHOLD VILLA AND LAND. TO 1111 SOLD DT AOCTIOX WITHOUT asserve, At the Ai'bite Hirt Isa, is Bpi y, Liseeledhisou Monday, the tsth day of it4merh doe, (aad sot on the iSti of January,) between at /inn of Three and Five in the ( J ` REND THORPE. being a very eligible a-• FREEHOLD VILLA, d -dl4 Stated on a Valle einfoesee, ceseseedleg a sue atimr mired of a bras tglal ruaoliadial montry, meelledy clamed bar 1.4 e rehdasee of a noted Family, M •estliood elninmdy Idea. end eetsyrlittg mortilatabit medUrsebett Motor, meesseitig alien Genie, awl Oa. hisallted is& sioali-kur Alma sod Tars Roods, by adimehweemot, (mere or WO of meeranitiat Arable, Pal Mrs, mid Iteredsw gars,aiidSP a RAW FM* Wilds N syogi, of Vdesalea:d a r i Zed taila threesiest the I,lissq, is • may to Tithes cad Molt assilmett - - _ _ 114404 Ovid, 41141114 loin la a Ira= comay. le the vtdolty eta cekbooet me of ire nob Eio twdee albs stet& at** Ilegorabla L the keen Ceti. *Ms aqemis, re Moot tee doe ea. .asey lks Babb& awl et doe esti dame et Thee Mabee SPOT, sod 411114 1 . 1 4 wy Moms* L A co sOdiribi t bffises wf be Mewed the Pllleheree hr Mama et de Moll* Maws as peeper flew Art. WIPD ea hen greeletirt et Melt delPhtl_khe m ft . tho yorebilb et swain Imo*, Dowdy to De W AND* et lie 11114 es soy be hem by applybit to WM, No. I. Coritar.lbeet. Chummier elf t 0044 Wipw, *way at Idette he "Mk thodeii , Irbei iti met 4.1 e, • Wig *wit PAITNT PERUKP.S. ROBINSON antil-16EfiTs, No. z, Effex- LN. (trent, Strand, Peruke-makers ry his Royal Highne:'• the Psi ,:ca of WALLS, and to the Thea.re Royal Covent Oardeu, relpeafully acquaint the Nobility and Geutry, they have . nulled Roam. at No. 4, George-ftree, liath, for the a ..commodation of thole 'lilting that City, whew th-y may be fup,iicd with their cacc!lent Patent Perak , :,, whicL may be eauthed c,ny dire , i:: Any Faihion, without dikovcring the weav ing.:., thole made in . .!‘e ordinary way arc fo:leil to uy the (lighten. derangesnei.t, but continwilly have the greatett re femblance to nature; the improved mode of working is not confined to Natural Perukes, but may be ufed in ~11 kinds of Perukes to tl.c gnatelt advantage. The Patent granted to R. and H. is the only one wherein the refemblance of nature has been the principal obj...dt of the inventors ; others being for Springs oak. Ladiee lH xd Drefes and ornamental Hair, to be had on the above prix - Iple, No. 8, Warwick-ftreet, Golden-(quart. Printed In ructions for meafuriog thole rending at a diitance may b. had as suave; and reference for Payment in Town will be expedied fur Country Orders. HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC T in general, ale rdpeafully Informed, J. BURGESS and Soo's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame ntenncr that has given filth calverfal approbation for many yeas past. The long juft/y acquired furriority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of PCT lons reddent in an parts of the World, and having fined the to R of trial, ranks kin the &tuition it now maintains. The general utility of their ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Etc. induces them, from the numerous Advertifanents daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, Sm. in purchafmg the fame, as none is to be had of their but at their Warchimie as under. IN Every Other Article In the 01l Trade for family ufe, of the A qualit. WEST-I y NDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS In the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon the aorta notice for the F.aft and Welt Indies, dm. Wareboufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps, Strantl,•Londtm. TO SURGEONS, APOTHECARIES, MIDWIVES, MEDICAL STUDENTS, fits. This day was publithed. Price One ailliog and Sixpence, Na L to be continued Weekly (the whole to Ix: completed in Fifty Numbers),moidng Five large Volumes, Giddy printed, with many Plates, of a new Edition of 'THE EDINBURGH PRACTICE of PHY SIC, SURGERY,and MIDWIFERY. The extraordinary demand fee the above Work has induced the Editor to exend certain rarts of it, which, in the opinion of Tome Judicious cbaraders in the Medical World, were exhibited in too n'rrow a compels ; and ado to add to it a Vslumc on the fubjeCt of Midwifery, by which it will be rendered a cheap and complete Medical Library, no ids [nimble far the Itritith Pradi•.oncr than ferrieeable as a Guilt: to Phyficians anti Surgeons of the Navy and Army in Tropical Climates. Thi s Work contains, _ _ _ I. An Introduitory liiftory of cad Br . auch of the Medical Prate(Rom a. The Theory of Medicine, Phyfiology, Pathology. and Therapeutics. from Dr. Cullen, and other Edinburgh Pro 3. Cullen's Nofolngy complete, In Englifh. 4. The Hillary, Carafes, and Cure of every hu man Difcafe agreeabl y to the approved Claffificatinn and Door trints of eh:celebrated Cullen. 5. The Ludt improvements fuggefted by Medical Writers of the Brit eminence; amouga whom are, Drs. Cullen Mun ro Gregory, Fordyce. Percival, Beddoes, Fothergii, Lett fan, Garnet, Hcberden, Denman bidden Rulh, Trotter, Saunders, Currie Sims, Haygar th , Houitton, Wilton, Sim mous, Jenner, Currie, Ike. acc. Meffrs. Hunter, Weil, lyffe, Home, Earle, Abernethy, Latta, Boynton, Kendrick, Kcatih, itamfay, Wilton, and others. 6. Cafes illuittlative of the Treatment recommended in every Difeafe of di/cult Management. 7. Upwards of Sit hundred authentic Formula from the Books of the Public Hofpitals and Difpenfartes; the Ledtores mid Writings of Medical, Cldrurgied, and Midwifery Teach ers; and the private Contribution of diftingulitscd Pm:Utica. ere in Edinburgh and London. • IL A number of elegant Copper Plate Engravings of C.hirnr tal Sod blidwifin Sul/Pass which are annexed to the bad' Weiss& Tb• fellowisposeftimony of the merit of the lirft imptefikm of the Edinburgh Predict, drawn front a fuperior Thum of Madrid &hid* will fidilliondy thew the emit of the un dertakial in its sriglml hang aid the Editor cqpidattly af felts, that no scididose have beta made ; lout on the amern 7 ,thse be has gawped *gaff is eampkte his under- she (*dim of every mini* modem r&emery, ad k lee bowl the melt apposed and indifputuble tomes of iskesserisa. 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