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- • • C ' ' • " rd . " 11 111 • „f• lit TO - -. •-•r.? 1 .1 --- a 7, T ; Pr r - - ' . .._." - •' - '7 ,4 -----•fi .. _ • m/DE p 3872 3 WEDNESaIi, APRIL 15, 1801. CPRICE SIX-PENCE. THEATRE-RDYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrO•MORROW EVENING, April 16, rEor, tbrir Makllia Servants will perform the new HiP.orieal Drama, in live Ada, called DEAF AND.DUMB; Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. To which will be added the Makie of COMUS. Th :,E v enirig--.A Trip to Searborthigh; with the Mutical En. tertainment,eaUed, Of Age Tomorrow. SEA-PORT TOWN. To PLUMBERS, PAINTERS, and ot.Azirßs. ANY Perron who can command about cool. may have an opportunity of entering into Parntrril , ip in a very extenfive Trade in the ahove Ike of Runnel, at a Gnu tithing Sea-Port Town, in which the Returns arr to a emit dcrable amount annually. or the Proprietor will have no oh retreat for the whole Concern. • l caim For Particulars enquire at die White Lead Works, Bank" Me, London. TO •I'HIA: SKX, RS. RINGENIIER IG, Icrintlilt, well knnwn Mt-tr gnolis,by having perforawd !natty furnrilin,- cures, c011t;1111ei to give her advice to the Fair Sex, affliCted with iin.,:ollarities, Maroc! ions, weaktutki, nervous difeafes. private diforders, and every complaint InculiAr to rite Sex. Ladies labouring under obitrudion, proving an uneafy feat tiny, will find their inure!! by applying as above. Secrecy may he depended on in every cafe. Ey feeing the morning urine, One inform. the patient if curable, and will not take them in care, without being lure to perform a cure, her reputation being filch. —Attendance at No. 5, Pabsee-ltreet, Buckingham-pate, from rkven till fever o'clock, Sunday. excepted. To prevent curio- My, the never reads or hear, a Cafe without her ulna! tee of Half a Guinea. STOVES, RANGES, Re. Py MAJESI'V's ROYAL I.EITERS PATENT. sTRAT . row> Improved Moves and Firc Places,at their Ma nufaelory In .ir thy Mdgdslen, B:aekfriar's-road. . . THE principle of this invention is to prevent the heat going up the chimney, the dull eying into the room, the chimney front bunking, and to reduce the confump nun of fuel; they are alfo particularly adapted to Gentle men's halls, Stair Cafes, Churches, and every Molokai) where touch heat is required. A large afforuucut of the molt improv ed kitchen ranges, with boilers and ovens, Ste. the belt adapted to bake bread, meat, pies, &c. by the ufe of which a very large proportion of the ufual quantity of fuel will be fared, together with his Patent Antifuelilt and Steam Kitchen iu daily ufe.. Kitchen furniture in copper, iron, and block tin, and Rumford roalteri, and timers ut every defeription, may be had alfo in a variety of elegant patterns, at Seddou's llpholftery Ware-ruemu s Dover-lb - ter, Piccadilly ; and at Smith's Japan Warehoufe. No. y 5, Charlotte-ltrect, Itathbone-place. A New Romantic Drama, with (Tonga, called Adelmorn the Outlaw, will be produced immediately. The Mufie by Mr. K c il F . A new Tnigedy, called Julian and Agnes, is in rehear bl..and will be produced as Coon u prgible. GAME LAWS. ?Isis day was poblilbed, in (Mayo, price 3s. in hosrth, A VIEW of the principal }'arts of the molt im portant Statutes relating to GAME, with explanatory Notes and Obrervationa. TiFATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 16, rBot, will be indented the new Comedy of THE POOR GENTLEMAN. From the Rev. Mr. 131 Nt;ll.lM to Metres. ettiN u and Bu reca, near St l'aul's, London. Si RS—I think it a juftice due to your valuable Patent Worm Medicine, to inform you, that having been advifeil to make trial of it , in one of my Family, I have been induced frequently to adminifter it antotvdt the l'uor, and have the fatisfa,ltion to fay, that in no one instance has it failed of fuccefs. Atnisitytt other cafes, that of a pour woman of 6o years of age, leas fallen within my particular obfervation. She was fo lunch afilided with almoft continual pains in her Itomach and bowel., and fo,eillsaciatcd as to be feucely able to walk alone. Underftamlitig that her hinds proceeded from Worms, and that the frequently found them in her bed, and often had taken them alive between her teeth, I gave her a doft: of your Lozenges, and, at the times preferibeJ, repeated them : after taking the lirlt dufe, the found herfelf greatly relieved, by the difcharge of innumerable Worms; and, after taking two more, Ike became as well, and fo continues, as anywoman of her age can he. I could add many other cafes of a limilar tleteription, but my letter, of which you arc at liberty :o nr kr what ute you pleafe, would thereby become too long.—l ant, Sirs, Your very humble fervant. J. M. BINGHAM, Redtor of Birchanger, near Bithup's Stortford, Herts. Birchanger, March 23, aSot. London : Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Mures, FinfburPrquare• Of whom may be had, price IL 6d. publifhed this day, FARE HAM, HAMPSHIRE. TO RE SOLO RY PRIVATE CONTRACT, To which will be added the New Grand Mork Pantbmime Drama, in Two Parts, caned PE ROUSE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. A new Comic Opera, in Three Ads, will be produced for ArR time on Saturday next, called The Blind Girl, or A Receipt for Beauty. This Evening.-The Poor Gentlethan ; with Peroufe. Their NEW dATAI.IS6UE for silo's, of a very cheap and extentivt: Cole ton of Englith and Foreign Books, both new and fecond-band. A COMMOIMOUS FAMILY HOUSE, with Coach-haute, and Stabling for three Kees, a good Gat den, and three Acres of rich Meadow Land adjoining. The Huufc contains a large Thawing-Room, commanding a pleafant view of the adjacent Country, a Dining-Ruoin, Break faft-Room, and Servanta' Hall, a Kitchen, and other cossgenient Others. This day was publiffted, price 6d. THE Opinions of ati old Eng Hillman, in which National Honour and National Gradtude are prineipay eonfidered. Humbly offered to his Countrymen and Fellow Citizens, on the Refignation of the late Miniftry. Quo, Mule, tend's? Define persica: Reierre Sellllllflef neOetWl, et Magna nodis tenuare puvis. Hn a. Od. 3. ljb. 3. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. SIDDONS. ThEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. N MONDAY, APRIL 27, ittor, their Ma- Ojetties Servants will afMACBETHt Shake. fpeare's Tra gedy ' or Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLF. ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS, Being the la t time of her performing it this Won. To which will be added A FARCE, and ENTERTAINMENTS. Which will be espreffed in future Bills. Tickets and Places for the Boats to be had of Mrs. Skidoo, 49, Great Marlborough-ftreet ; and of Mr. Folbrook, at the Box.Offtce, in Little Ruffel-street. O& the Fielt Flour —.4 good Bedchambers, over which are 4 Atfics. The l'remifcs are fituatcd near the emrance of the town of Farnham, in a fine Sporting Country. within reach of a pack of Fox Hounds, an 4 remarkably healthy, 22 talks from Southamp ton. 6 notes from Porifmouth,and 72 miles from London. _ _ London : Printed for and fold by J. Hatchard, Bookfeller to the Quern, No. 173, Picadilly; of whom may be bad Book* in general, This day was pubililied, price z s. 'hie Huufe is now occupied by lohn'ihrefkr.r, Efq. aud Puf fcflion may be had at Midfummer. For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. Wynne, No. 4S. Paternoiter-row ; or of Mr. Reeks, in Fareharn. •• • • AVINDICATION or the EARL. of CAR. NARVON's Affection refpeeting the Expences of the War, in Anfwer to the Reporter, of the Suhitance Of the Speech of Lord AUCKLAND, in the Houfc of Lordi, on Friday aoth March, ißos.—To which is added, A Copy of Lord AUCKLAND'S Speech, as therein reported. Printed for J. Debrett. oppolite Burllngton•Houfe, Of whom may be had, OLD PAUL'A HEAD TAVERN, and four other HOUSES, with catrrifive Prernifes, in Cateation-Rrect, and TWO NUMBERS in the EQIII'I'ABLE INSURANCE OFFICE, Serjeant's Inn. As Spring Phyfie on all occafions the Worm I.ozenges are fuperior to all o:hcr opening Medicines. Pamphlets of the many great cures 11.141 y be had gratis. Sold at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Chcapiiiica in boxes at ss. half boxes as. yd. and In family boxes at une guinea each. The PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER of the prefent SelEon, No. I. and H. from z 780, to 18ot ; 38 Volumes. OBSERVATIONS en the COMMERCE of RUSSIA. SCHLEGEI. on NEUTRAL VESSELS, price 41. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WINSTANLEY, MEDICINE ACT. • NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. THIS EVENING, APRIL 15, rBoi, and EVERY EVENING, till farther notice. • A VARIETY OF NEW EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. ?meth time, a New Grand Ballet Pantomime, with entire New MuSe, reffes, Scenes, and Decorations, in Two Parts, t ontbining Song, Dance, and Anion, and fornied on Hit: retied fads, caw RINALDO RINALDINI; Or, TUE SECRET AVENGER. This celebrated Outlaw Bourilbed in the former part of the loft Century, and to dui:Mate his Wonderful Atchievements, aced the eilinution his valour, blended whit humanity, placed km in, we have but to Monte the following paffage from the Preface of his German Macias All Italy (peaks of kin: the Appenine Mountains and the Sicilian Vales refound with the name of Rhtaldird t it lives in the fangs of Florence and Calabria, and in the Ballads of the Sicilians. Front the fenunit of the Alps to the extremity of the Appenines, men • talk of his Atchievements, and when the Garrulous Villagers Calabria, Wend* in the evening before their doors, every one is ready to relate Some adventure of the VALE LOSO CAPITANO RINALDINI ; it is a pleafure to wh eels the agent& and emulation they mech. The Shepherds Odle Sicilian Vales alternately entertain eaehother with Barks Whim; and the fimple pedant, though escheated by the beat and labour of the day, (ems reanimated the moment he balm to nil of Rinaldini, amid a circle of his acquaintances. Wives and Maidens, young Men and Boys, all Bites with delight when their Fathers and Hufbands (peak of him. Nor does Beep worth their eyes, if their labours be but enlivened with a Rory of Rinablini. He is the Hero of the Soldier's Tale, in the guard team or the lonely watch-tower upon the cult ; and of realer. lag men When detained unwillingly on !bore, or beeabned upon the ocean. Hills and valleys, (pinning-rooms and cottages, alike refound with Ballads of RinaldinL" The various Nouns. La and Sri. a sem SCENERY, deigned by Mr. Greenwood, and executed by him and Militant...— TM mufiewitk a new overture, eompored k by Mr. Reeve ; and the whole invented, adapted for repre ion, and fu eel by Mr. Caoss. In the above Piece the following New Performers will make their Mr. Palmer, (from the Theatre Royal Haymarket) Mr. Bradbury, Mr. Webb, Mr. Thwaks, Mr. Mr. Maeartney, Matter Breadhurft, Mrs. Macartney ; Miff Denny, from the King's Theatre. In the courfe of the FUR Part, Two entire New Incidental %nee% in the latter of which will be intieduced a PAS SEUL, by Mifs DENNY, from the Opera Houk. Aftcr which, the Proprietors beg leave to inform the Public, Mr. IRELAND, the celebrated Flying Phantom:non, being pettily reinftsted In Ids health, will renew his molt attonillw log and unparalleled Feats of Jumping, Leaping, Kicking, Ste. To which will be added, with new improved Scenery, Ma. thinery,Dreffes, and Decorations, the popular, Splendid, Serb. Conic. Peden:lan. and Bq,aefelan Pantentinw, called, THE MAGIC FLUTE. to which that beautiful Animal, THE HORSE TURK, (Being arrived freetlrci;Li)vrallistigugh his furpriaing Paffiernaners on the Stage. la the orate of the Pantomime will be Introduced a PAS DE DF.UX, by the Miffes ADAMS. Dorm babe atoned at haUpsit Five, to begin at :.art raft Si:. Men for the Bores to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the los Ofliee front Tee tin Tour. D ON ' s ANTIISILIOUS NILS. THESE Pins are well known in the private Braitite of the Proprietor, O. DIXON, Apothecary, and at the r , yet of fevers! Perfons of Dialntlinn and others, who ate aceu to take them, were Srit offered to the Public. Theism felled to be an eseelleut remedy for Indlreftion, Crudities in the Stemach, Leis of Appetite, Cottivenefs, Sick "ead-echs Plutoleories in the Stomach ati Bowels, arlflog from Billeus Phourara. Tiede Pills are partieuLerly mom. beaded to all Please whelk Stomach and Head are difordered or Bee living, which tympeonp they never fail to remove. They see Skew** pwd apultive„ and a cicanfer of Sallow Compkvioes front Obftruttlocts in the Liver Nod other Claes, sad will prove a valuable Addition to a hdedichioChell in l ' 1 "; voyages, a, by their frequeut ufe, they will prevent that change of habit which generally occurs in hot climates. Their orcration depends on the Bute of the Stomach, and do not re gun, Any confinement or particular diet. Robert Hush., Pk. Lieutenant of his Majefty's 27th Reg'. 73 " of light Dragoon., lately returned from India, on ac. meet of in -health, having feverely Coffered from a Bilious dif enter he was ttedered to Bath, where he relidvd fame time with little benefit, he was Induced to try Mr. Dizon's file s aad has ramrod his termer health. lUdguarma near Woburn, /al,' I. !Sm. sir. hawing/4 ezperieueed the calory of your Nu in my Family and atoms my Frientb, as a Family Me dicine: where WWw membiPts prevail they are Airy'''ue i n my Medicine 1 star tiled your shadiest reevant. FRANCIS AVEI.INO. !told at Ching aid Budees Medicine art:hook, Cheap fdr. mat S. Paul's, London, In Doses at sa td. Half Bons aa• 9d. and Family Dame% • • See hionll Boxes, at one Waft lIIICI4 duty lueludell alb by Payne. Plymouth: Balm, Ilhappeed. IlltRol; and Neale% Done, and by l i t Tudor if Is every Sea rwri. This day was publithed, prier as. CONSIDERATIONS on the Prefent nate of Religion, Speculative and Pradical, in this Country, in Five Chapters, on the following Subjeds : (exclufive of the Preface and Conclufion,) an. The Articles of the Church of England.—sct. The Liturgy.-3d. On the Divine Service and Preaching.—etb. On Oaths.—sth. On the Want of Churches, and dpeeially for the Poor. . . London : Printed for J. Hatdtard, Nw 173,Pictadilly; fold alto by Meffrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Churchyard; the Book fellers of the three Univerfities, &c. &e. Of whom may be had, price is. 6d. A Serials Call to a Devout and Holy Life; abridged from the Original Work of the late Rev. W. Law, A. M. ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER, 'goo. This day was publiated, in one large valuate, price t3s. Half bound aad lettered, [To which Is prefixal, a CONTINUATION of the HI/TWIT of Irma. comprehending a View of the Coat ISZACIAL burr:R eiman between that Country and FuIIOPE of the Rife and _ _ Proves of the Pomp& Trade and Eltaidieunents In the EaR, and of the Codes of their Declenflon and FA] . THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, A VIEW of the HISTORY of HINDUSTAN, and of the POLITICS, COMMERCE, and LITERATURE of ASIA, for the Year 1800. Printed far J. Debrett, °Roam Bartlngtot Of whom may be had, !, Piccadilly. The ASIATIC ANNUM. REGISTER for 1799 ; to which is prefixed, a HISTORY of INDIA, from the earliclt Ages to 1603. This was publithed, price sa Tlluftrated by Three Copper Plates. - No. LXXXIII. of 'T HE REPERTORY of ARTS and MANU FACTURES; containing the Specific:ado, of Count de Thiville's Patent for a new independent Moving Power to all Machines; Mr. Grades, for dying and (tabling Colours upon Cotton and linen Cloths, fee.; Mr. Palma's, for a new mode al binding Books ; Mr. Batky's, for curing and prekrving ticr rings, and Sprats ; Account of a method of preparing Opium In Great Britain, by Mr. T. Jones ; on the improvement of Time-keepers, by Dr. Rittenhoufe ; on the amanfinn of Wood by Heat, by the fame; Defeription of a new And fun* Steam Engine. by Mr. J. Nanearrow ; on the haanufadure of Soar; Obtervattons an the Pine Tree, and Method of estradUng the Tar, by Mr. Chaptal; Notices of new Patents obtained. London : Sold at the Repertory Office, tlis, Fleet-arm; by G. G. and J. Robinfon, Paternoster-row; B. Dugdak, Dublin ; W. Remnant, Hamburgit ; and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom may be had. Complete Pets of this Work, which Is intended to form a perpetual Regilter of ufeful Diferrveries. It already contains upward i of 300 fpeclfications of Patent Inventions; a great va riety of other interefting matter, confining of original conunu nieatlnns front eminent individuals, and felettions from the Tranfollosts of the Phnofirphiesi Societies of all Nationslinuf , trued with about 300 Copper Plates. This day was publinwd, in Two very large Whom, OEfavo, e es. hound, THE NAVAr ic GAZETTEER I or, SEA MAN'S COMPLETE GUIDE. Containing a fun and accurate account, alphabetically arranged, of the frteral Coatis of all the Count ries and Mantis in the known World, &ming their Latitude, Longitude. Soundings. and Stations fur An (borate. Wkli a particalar dacription of the feveral Bays, Currents, Oceans, Bands, Capes, Guth, Races, Shoals, Channels Harbours, Rivers Sounds, Coves, Havens, Roods , Straits, Creeks, Lakes, Rocks, Tides, arfation of the Coevals, Re. the. Together with a particular Relation of the Shape and Ap pearance at Sea of the (mend Headlands, Mismuffes, PenlnfuLts, Points, Promontories, and whatever is of ufe or importance to the Manse.. Pilot, Commander, or Seaman of any Ship or %Wel, in navigating the watery Element. Ago comprehending ample Directions for failing into or out of the different Posts, Straits, and 'isthmus of the four Quar ters of the World, and for avoiding Dangers us the various and extended Omits; in which mar %teen Thoofand &abaci Names of Places, Ste. arc treated of and captained. • By JOHN MALHAM. Autism' of Navigation made F.aiy and Familiar, and other' Works on Naval Anairs. Ithifteatol with 17 Chart% ineludiuir a whale beet Chart of the World, on Mrtratot • Projeetioll. The Second Edition. rattly improved tor the Author with die Addition of wow Four Thontand ArOcks. I.ornhin Printed by M. Agin, No. ti. rateradtcrarow; fia , T. CaddEjun. and W. Darks, Strand ; and J. 111.4 k, and W. Parry; and W. Heather, teak/01.114mi; and H. 1). &mow* and raternodertew.. At the only Warchoide for Dr. James ll Powder, No. es, St Paul's Churcb-yard,a few doois from the Corner of Cheapfide, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annexed, inclutive of the Stamp Duties impofed by this Act; but no additioad charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the original price of zs.6d. per packet. It may ago be had at 11. 45. per dozen; or he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for iI. as. 6d.sluty ncluded, fo that the Public are no flatterers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lam the bur then of this Aft, which would in a great rneafure have proved a tax upon benevolence all the other Medicines are fold to any perfons purchafmg hail' a dozen or more, free from the expence of the Stamps. s. A I. I. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe a 6 .. Analeptic Pills 46 -- ConvuHion Oil 2 6 -- Cattle Powder • a 6 Paregoric Le- Dr. Hooper's Pills ilt zenges - - aII Dr. Aultin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops i s, Pills 4 0 Ernie/ of Coltdoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bllis 3 o Effence of Peppermint t i 4 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Onnfkirk Medicines 3 Tickeits lEtherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs't Marietta 3 6 Grocisough'sTbidures aif Ingtis's Scots Pills z 0 'tutu Lozenges zi f Grant's Drops - zt; Mr. Spence 's Dentrifice 4 o Norton's Drops s o Freake's Tindun ofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops 5 o Hu zhaan's ditto a 6 SpeoMman'o Pills a o Englifh Coffee 1 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic rusdure, 3s. 6d. Alto, the Genuine Arquebufade lately imported, and moil of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Order. for expor tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad. N. B. As many perfons,portieulluiy fervants and meffenrts, otiitake the houfe, F. NEWrilittY, the Pri,prictor, is under the neoefOty of pointing out, that It is at the ]:..alt Ind of St. Paul's, =arca to Chcaptide, and that it has a great white Us coed front, with theft: words inferibed _ . _ TIM t v INLI W AAAAA VIII 10/l DlLlAbliell Pownsa. WHEN Profellional Men of education and le fpunGbilay deviate from the general fyitem by the re edtion of a peculiar Branch, the Candies' of long continued needs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have 1 devoted my pradtice to the escluilve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the futceidul refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppuk as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmitim. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at au early period of Practice to relent Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Mat, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE. DISORDERS, to the curcof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpccies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratiou.—adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariting from the habits ut Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature agc, and !Alf that dc rargentent of tht Item In Women which is called BARREN NESS or sTEßiurv.. • Numerous difcaks Arc the rehab of ignorance or bafte in the treatment of a limple Gonorrhea, and it not untrtquently hap pens that the feeds of I .ife are poifoned by the indifcretioil of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are I:ably cured, and teen where others have filkd, I trot that I may prelim,: to slier a racket rmeitabliflunent. Few hem - ever are the cafes of complicated dißrefs in this dikinier compared with the calamitous fituatiuns of Men, who from indulgence ImiSOI.ITARY VICE, or the prevalent ties of a Lithium:Al& Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable conliquencc of fuch pernicious habits. When the unhappy (utterer broods over his mifery.but care flatly conceals his misfortune, It may be mow confolation fur him to know, that although it be an ed.ject of doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of theft: DEFT. CIENCI ES by the gradual progn fs Itcrior.ation is the acquire 'went of my experience. lithe rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour. much anaicty will be prevented by an early counicrattion of this hnguod Rua, and In theft eafvo no gnat difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ezißed. a proper Per feveraos e is isditpadibly regulate to revive the Ounduing (parks of Life. mad to re-animate the Cosititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long bows dlfappointed in their expeetations of a Family, may he allure!, t►at in mai balances fuck defects are curable by Medical Skill. 'The SECRECY which is fo e&mtial to my undirtsicinc. and the Q_lsalifiestions which 1 hsvt preforted to Rate, form the oT my Prctenhons, and is coincidence with loch this riven, that Mr 111-... may be cccth!ted p e r oim uy (or by letters incishne a Stull note) at Na boufc, No. 29, Ana:- ad-it:mt. &ra!, near. Temple-Rar. There is an additional amulet in Wa:cr-erfe. t adjlining and the narne h on bosh the doom 1111. & dtwe.r et w goal Geer st Saviours. At Garraway's Coffee-hoafe, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Fri day, the 17th of April, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, by Gr ier of the Alfignees of Mr. Samud Mania ; Lot. I.'THE very fpacious LEASEHOLD PR E MISES, long eftabliked and known as part of the Paul's Head Tavern, Cateaton-fireet, but now empty; coutaiidug numerous apartments of very large dhnesifions, and calculated either fur a Tavern and Hotel, or hatable far a Fac tor and whokfale &ale:, whole concerns require much room and a central fituation ; held of Chrift's Hofpital for 63 years; at a low ground rent. Lot 2.—The capital and fabftantial Premiks, being Noe. 4, 5, and 6, in Cateaton-firect, confifting of two front Honks, with good warchoufes, &c. one en kale to Marl. Dighton, and Co. and the other late in the polfedion of Mr. Charles Tatlock, Luc now, empty. Alfo a very fpadous back Houk, containing numerous rooms of large dimenfions, including the ball-room, formerly belonging to the Paul's Head Tavern, which Is about So feet by as, a large paved yard, excellent vaults and cellarage, of all which immediate paella@ may be kid : held fur upward. of 40 years. Lot 3.—A. kW...infix" new built Leafehold Houk, part heat. cd with 'tone, being No. S, t.%iteaton-street, with =akin vearekoufes, fee. on kale to Mr. Francis Hanlon, at a low, clear, yearly rentlif 751. renewable for (even yeah in am, ma paying a &leaf 3501. ; and again in iSoS, for keen years more, on the like fine of 354. both which the pitrehafer will be enti tled to; under two kafes for 6s years and usi years, !shied to ground -rents, amounting to 321. per annum. Lot 4.—Twu Numbers in the Amicable Society, Serjeant's. Inn, which will entitle the holder to a fum of nut ifs clan 3021. on the &mil: of a Gentleman, aged 63. A Polon will attend at No. 6, Cateatoa-fireet, ten days preceding the ink, to thew the preinifes, of whom printed Pariieulars may be had; likewife of Mars. Willis, Solicitors, I. l .'araford-eourt, Throgmorton-ftroct ; of Mclfra. Swain and Stephen., Old Jewry; at the place of fak ; and of Mr. Whs. Iteeley, Parcinottcr-row. From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 14. At the Court at the Queen's Houfe, the 14th of April, i i, prefent, the Kiso's Mott Excellent Majelly in Council. His MAJlsr v in Council was :his day gratioully pleated to deliver the Great Seal to the Right Hon. Jottx Lord Etnow, whereupon the oath of Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain was, by his MA it sTy's command, adminiftered to his Lordthip, and his Lordfhip took his place at the Board ac cordingly. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 18,_ 1801. Hite Majefty had been pleated to appoint Lieutenant-General his Royal 1 iighnefs ElNkar Duke Of CUMILILAND, K. G. to be Coloncl of the 15th regiment of Light Dragoons, vice Oen. Lord Dorehelter, appointed to the conunaod of the a 7th Light Dragoon*. MARCH 28. 27th Regiment of Light Drugoorts--Gericral Guy Lord Dor. auto., K. & from the isth Liiht Dragoons.to be Wood. vice Lieutenant-Gem:rat BlathwAyte. decoded. ..... 4th Regiment of foot—Majont tene;al William Anne Villettea, (rain a Regiment of Infontry. to be Cuitstel•Ctmunanelant of a battalion. vice Litutenant.General Ogilvie, appukated to • the Command of the 89th Foot. . . _ 26th Ditto—Lieuteutint:Generel Andrew Cordon, (mon the 59th Foot, to be Colonel, vice the Hun. Sir Chattel Stuart, deceated. 59th Dit!o—Major-General Akxandet Rots, from the Erb Foot, to hr Colour', vice I.icutenant-Gtneral Gordon, ap pointed to the Command of the 26th Foot. _ _ 89th Ditto—Lieu:want-General Jarnei Ogiitie, from the 4th l'uOt, to !le CUl:mcl, vice Major-Gown.' Rots, appointed to the Cousin:lnd of the 59th Foot, DANKRUIrTS. rhornas VertElle, of Leadenhall-Market, London, butcher, to furrender April at, aB, and May a 6, at eleven, at Gt.ildh.dl. Attorney, Mr. Alher Humphreys, l'okenhouf.:%Vard, Loth bury. Jattuz Dassfon, of Itverpool, msfkr-marincr, May r t. t 2, and 26, at eleven, at she Globe 'fa e-rn. Liverpool. dittoracy., Mr. C. Cl 4 111C110, I.iverpooL Henry Stanton, of Rainhill, I.ancathire, innkeeper, May tt, 21, and a 6, at eleven, at the GlobeTAvern, Liverpool. Attor nits, Mr. Louie, it.rdfwell, Liverpool ; or 5,1 r. Blachitock, liß rev -court, 'remote, London. • Thomas like, late or Waleat-Inace, Lambeth, Surrey, moneys remoter, April 18, 25, and May 36, at ten, at tsuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Syniona 'rtickey, %sea Ann-ftrest, Caveno dath-fqw.sc. IXV MENDS. _ _ . April :3 . Gcorge Toner, Charing-Croft, isbaddlier,st csamy, at UuUdAaq. May a. Henry Wabiter, sat Flost4trot, Lewin. w, s tar., at t;sactiall