Star. — London, England, 1802-03-29 00:00:00

41'73 I.I t ik,4TRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. rriiTS PRi..3ENT EVENING. MARCH 29 will Ec rm.. (stl time) in hive Ad., Shakerpaires WINTER'S TALE. • Tic Scot.*, Dmarations, and IkeCcs, entirely new. Leann, Mr. KEMBL E; Camillo, Mr. Powell ; Antiguan*, Mr. Dowtort; Clcomenes, Mr. Raymond ; Dion. Mr Caulfield; NIAME e..Plorisei. Mr. C. JUMBLE. nertniorte, Mrs. SiDDONS; Per.lita, by A YOUNG I.ADY, (13*.ing bar Second appearance on any Stage.) Paulin*, Mrs. POWELL. To which will be added the Firce of MY GRANDMOTHER. T♦marrow, Tile W:nter's Tak will be repeated. On Tburfilay. Artaserzta; Mintlane. Mn.Biliington. TH.F.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, ar4 so, &Ir bi l vegl Delft-Rated tbe tootle Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young Meadows, nlr. INCLEDON ; Hawthorn, Mr. JOHNSTONE . ; Hodge. Mr. KNIGHT And Janice Woodcock, Mr. MUNDEN. Lucinda. Mrs. ATKINS ; Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Madge, Mrs. MARTYR; And ituktta, Mrs. BILLINOTON. • To which will be adtltd, Mr. Macklin's Comedy of LOVE A-LA-MODE. Rim A tchy .1 cf., re fm. Mr. COO KE. Evettirz—King FLury the Fourth ; with Harlequin's Alm.inack. 0 . 'l'hurfl-t, the C.;:ihinet ; with Halcquin's Abnormal. I(.) THE i_IIIM.11;5 IN FISH SAUCE.. r r.HE GENTRY, and PUBLIC in ',meal are r :prafuny informed, J. BURGESS and Snn's t I 1',..1.11h11. And SUFF.RIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIF S, et.t.ti•-tri to be prepared by them in the famcmanna t4t has obtaimd fuel univerfal apprnbaitoti for many yam ra .tiw 'ors jultlyacquireti luperiority if that Mirk telhily toehmed in the opinion of the Country in large, and of Perrone evident in all pens o• •he World, aod Pitying Itood Rae aft of trial, ranks it in the tituati:m it now maintains. general utility of THEIR F of ANCHOVIES and other KILN SAU. - TI: for FISH, Itelhduees them, froth' the uummras Advertifemems apptariiig, to caution b mili Fee h: purchsfutg the Gine, M. etude is to be hod of l'HI• IR GT tti c, hut at their Wurthottie tla under. Every other Article in the Oil 3 rade fur family ufc, of the belt quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANT& CAPTAIN , : of SHIPS, Ike OFFICERS in the ARMY and NA'VY,.fupplied upon the Morita notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &e. Wanhoule, No. tey, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. • _ For the tonverticuCe of /Amities in Scotland; they have ap pointed Mars. K. Johniton and Ca Edinburgh, their fule Agent s for Rib Sauce,. . This day wa. r ubuchta, In o.fto-d-cimo, for the Poeta, embaliftted wi h a Plate of Mrs. httattcc Eon, in the Charafter of 1.:12TA, price as. 6d. fewed, , SONG BOOK for the LADIES, or Toilet Companion, king a Collettion of favccrite and Elation. able Songs. Sealed. with the molt ferupulhot Attention, for the Pair Sen. including all the Songs funz by Mrs. Billlnyton. Preceded by a Dedication to the finctt Sir.ger in the World; and i i onebatiod with the Mucci Adikellany and tb l Catket of Titer?‘.. Ptintewfor Verner and Hood, No. 3t, Poultry ; and fold by all Bookie:1er; and Newfmen. Where May be hal, price as. bound, The Goldfinch, er a feadt Colkaiou of the molt fuvoorite &ea aml Scotch Saw. 'llia day um - pedalled, • • - Ekently printed, in a Pocket Size, with Twelve Wouti Cut,, by Neibit,„pricc 36. 6d. buArits, A ucr Edition of H UDIBRAS, an Epic rocni, in, 'rlirce Parts, with Allantationi and an Index. By SAMUEL BUTLER, N. Printed for %rumor snd Hnod, Otridge and bon. Cuthell ind Martin, J. Walktr, R. Fauldcr, Lacking.on, Alku and Cu. Ogilvy si4 Son, R. Lea, W. J. and J. Ittebardfon, ;gull. Nunn. Where in.iy be had, The tame Wort, w:th large .tnnotatiun• and Notts, by Dr. Zachary Grey, a nar Edition. in Two Volumes !age 0.!too, %fhb Forty Engravings on Wood and Copper, by Nefbit and 51. as. boards. The Cane on Super Royal Paper, Two Vobunts, aL tsa boards. This daf was pildithed, a new Edition, Pocket Size, Price ds. 64. bound, of QHERIDAN IMPROVED. A general pro aaytculg and explanatory DICTIONARY rf the hoglifb Language for 'hi, Vie of Sehools, Foreigners learning Eng lON Sze. in which it has been att.:mint:l to improve on the plan of Mr. Sheridan; the ditzurdana.:2 of that celebrated Orthapiit being avoided, and his itopropr:etiea eurreeted: By STEPHEN JONES, *Ahura, the " New Binges's:tied Didionary." ThOcventis Edition. Printed for Vernet and Hood. j Cothell. Ogilvy and Son, Otridge and Son. Laikington, /Lilco and Co. J. 'Walker, J.Nuon. Seatebard, Dartua and Harvey. j. Mathews, T. Hurt, and Where may be had, . - The tams Work. on a large Letter, Odtavo, price pi. or Royal Odavo, Its. bound. ' Ibis day. Was inbitthed. Printed in Two' Volume; 041svo, a ntre,Alitlso. with Seventy Wwitl C 0.% pricr . tj!. mATtiEwtric.Al: tad LOSO PHICLu. wußvi :di•tite eight Itetrirend J 01 - 1N fate.l.ord.lialaqp of Metter. eentelning, viz. i. The 114overy oda Iftlyr Wsdd la thet:losek; with the PotlibiNt'y .of a PrZge thither. , 'e a. That ii Kolraldc our Larth Is one tiheinin ets. Mercury, or the Secret and Swift .glelf,mgcr: !hewing how ti Man. May, with.privncy and fisted,! communicate his Thoights to a Friend, at any ddianee. 4. Mathematical Magic or the Wo,n‘Wri that may b; Per' formed by nteehinleal GeAtetry. • • . ' 5. An Abiltadt of an'tfay towards a real Charadter and a philtdophleal Language. • • " Printed for Vcrnor and IfOod, No. 3r, Poultry. I'. tAP riti's ANALEFfIe rILLs. I FOR the Rheu tams and Colds which prevail r: his ktfon of the year, no Medicine is Curare and elfin- r cleat as Dr. JAMES'. ANALF.PTIC Their p‘Mtliar cadency to promote Perfpiration, and ill the natural Stove twos, will =atm for their funrolar virtues in'tliefe Complaint*, I *swell as in many other, to which time btnnan frame is liable front the of our Chiirite. They err admirably cal kuhtted ftr ttil.trtlcra of the Sttiiiiatth and Bowels, foe pertains of a Mort. or a Casty hallit,*as alfo for that wloft, conltity h..re been allceled by a too adlive Or toe (Wei:tart lift'. I They are likevrife particularly ft-eV:era/de In 11(241-Ache oetatt I holed by indigenius.and in removing the bad effete of free , lo.:ng ; at aifo in prevauutgPattiesand Apoplexies, fo ofteta the t. cor.fnue.te.. of i , izetoper.usee Recourfo lbould be bad to than after : t reel's of eating or drinking; and up s& tray Melt ; intlifpefition; and thus their well known chyme terilbt of pro- ; /noting longrcity vat be maintained; fa, by eating Neterel in the due .11:eharytt of the anintal tutu:Hong, and by keeping the ! ranftitutitta at tt were in ctuniiiiial repair, they prckarvirtieFint• tly to health anti vigour, and prevent premature dual. As the xAf.r.rrie rat 1.3 (A7O their rceellame to a peculiar' pr par.tto.,n, which has never been divuiged by the. Inventor bit; to the prevent Propritture, tit_y eats unly be had gertaths/ trou t them t anti th..ty Are EA.! by ra,, local Nana[ LT, a; ?be Warenot.fe for 1/r. Janwr's Ponder, No. .fs, the taland (IPS% j Paul's,: few dome (rater Champlide, I.oatintf; and at Dr.lonees late honie in grutnn-street ; in Boxes peke 41. id: each. rttamP ; Of the finality of lir may be had in Otto larpe hot, for u I as. Cot --013ferve that the now." E. Neleerf .I.o‘ se, sc Pari't,' ie angravedla the Mawr. All ..thee) oncost. tTtis. _ YORKSHitE. TO SS SOLD IT PatTATI CONTRACT, ffil - LE MANOR of KIRKLEAVINGTON, w ith i t . Risms, Memberis aeiftlialaces' ottniirlip IBM** MOO, common, ions wA Slit aasallthrittly Matte et a sort thriastee from the apical et Towns of Yarm and Stokilley, in the North Riding at the County of York, and from lituckton upon Tea, in the County of Durham, and near the River Tees. The Proprietor la entitled to the Tythes of the Vitae, and of other Bastes near or idfoining thereto, under a Lola fvr Three Liver from the Arelthithop of York, which Leaf: win be fold with the Eftate. For further Particulars apply to Marrs. Farm, Larry, Steadman, and Wall, Solicitors, Brmd-Itrect Hill, London, Mr. Granger Fesfs-Hall, near Durham ; or Mr. Cidpitts , Streatbans Cale, near Barnard Coale. A FARM NEAR CHIPPENHAM, TO DI SOLD ■Y •UCTION, ------ - - - - . At the Angd Inn, in Chippenhani, on Saturday the Bth of May, 1802, ALL that compaa and dent-able FARM, called cututtcoms FARM, malting ot a fuldtantial Farm Houfe, with meat:Mem Offsets, Bats, Stable, Stalls, and Sheds, in exceeding good repair. and about 153 acre.s of rich Pafture, and t 7 acres of Mashie Land, lyksg altogether in the Pariihes df ChWmham and I.vgley Barrel. immediate poteirson may be had. by paying for the Crops on the Ground, at a fair valuation. • For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Crook, at Ty. then= Lucas; or to Mars. Gaby and Atherton, Soiicitors ; or Mr. Rocs, Andlonem, in Chippenham; and fora View of the Premises to Mr. Crook. Cldpploghain.la a good soarkst-town. t miles diftant from Bath. and so frmstiievises, The Turnpike-road from Bath to London parka through the town. TO B$ SOLD BY AUCTION-idly Mr. SQV 1 88, At Oartaiigy'sCate-houfe, on Monday, the 3d day of Mar atat i at One o'clock, before the Commitioners appointed for Sale and Redemption of the Land -tax, for the County of Hertford, or firth Perfon or Perfons astbey Dull appoint; AN eligible, coropaA. c t Freehold Manor, or re puted Manor Farm, called ToUiniores, containing up wards of One Hundred and Two Acres. fituate at Newgate ftreet, in the Parini of Hatfield, Hens, Six Miles from Hert ford; and Eghtesn from London, on Lore to Mrs. Sullivan, for a Term of 21 Years, of which three only will remain un expired at Michaelmas neat, under the low Yearly Rent of 661 tes sod. • _Deferiptive Particulars may be had at the Salibury Arms, Hatilsid; the Red Lion, Barnet; the Greco DragOn, Chelbunt; of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row; of Mars. Bray, Solicitors, Great R utfall-ltrett ; and at the Office of Mars: Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig'srtourt, Weft:lgniter ; when a Plan of the Ettate may hereto. I TABES IjORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE 1 S'F.MIbI.%L rI FIYNCONS, & 1 c. DEVON. I I -0 be SOLD in FEE, the MANOR of ! Pradtical Effays and Rentatito on thc Tsbes borram. ' 1 Thi: slay ws. publillitxl, Priet, se. in large ()day°, bound in -I- YENIIACOTF, with the capital BARTON or FARM I Board., the Second Edition, with very confokrable addl- of YF.NDACOTT; conafting of a very good Farm - Houle and ICmo: of Outdsoi/dingo. and about 350 Acres of Orchard, Meadow, ,13 RAer!CA I, ESSAYS and REMARKS, ow Arable„ and Patton Land,wi thin a Ring Fence, in the Farith A that fretless of Confumpt ion incident m Youth, and t h e of Sbobroukc, in thc Cad County, and now in the occupation dl r:rEE *Apo of Lift, eonunotsly called Ta'.iro Durialis • with of Mr. Jo hn Madge , as 'reliant divert: l C at an Yearly Kent, for Lan mewing nt the =tura, caeca, and care of that Diftc; u p,e ; chsrefi se of a long Tertn,whkh will expire at Lady-day ao3. icionnultrating its baneful effeels on the fineft futty'tions tit the • Alfo, Tteo 'reason:lts or Cottages belonging to the raid • Anis , ial i.esonsonyr inciu l ling. the Dikafes wiring dna:from; Manor, called fiATHLRLY'sTENEMF.NTS, now bildon err cull, 0., NerVOilt Atruploita, the Exoneitotio, and the Leaks for one Lite. The Premifes s arc diltant about j Miles : Ythi:l4,or Confotoption 4: gcueraL With I liltoriAgf Cares oc. from Exeter. and 3 from Crediton, and arc adjacent to two : cuffing in t h e Authors Praeriec daring theLdt fourtech Years Turnpike Roads. - well Tintbered By H. &Y. JOHN NE 4 AI.E., . 'fi l e Mtge is we ll worth the notice of any Pert= inclined' . to build,a Manilian•Houfe, the Lands being AFellow t,r the ittl:sl Aeautint of Surgery, in Paris ; of the ! Univertity 1f teyders; 'and hues./ on; in isatti, , n, (.ormsrly • and WOodixl, and in , at fertile part of the County, and very Surgpon Vs...;or to the Fifth Re;:inic o nt of Infantry ; and the . conveniently Stinted for dig Mertens. Meri . . Royal kit , fpli:li. et hMm .) I For the above,* public S a le will be . held at the New Lem& oi • Sold by J. Walker; No. 44. Faternofter.row ; J..Ridgevrav, lon, Exeter, on ThurAlsy the i7ili of juloesiott; by Poe , Totle-ttreet.. St. Jams 'Avian ; and at No. S, Curlier of ' n'Cloch in the Aftemoon ; and fn tberittita time the Premises lireek-flrcet, Sitios, • , ... ' • • tail , he view,salby,applying to the Em d dy. Madge. or to Mr. ~,IFor 3 r.Artienherarenuanfilicantepre an d tajoity of Ilk above 1 Itr.ays Carpooter, at Newton . St: Cytua, near geezer; and , Wink. the Riati:eisare vef. re& to the Ilketrapitkal,l.iterary, ' further Particulars may be known 4, y applying Perfon Yi all or ! atnl4ciattiße Magazine bet Juin, tEco, (Mtn peat tEd to sat: `by !.cacti.,!.cacti.,poft-pild, Cr. Abraham , Att orn ey, her. Amen , Afitborton. =IL p • r-,•21;14114.71ta •,‘ r - • NI( • ; , L ‘OCII ;IX-PFNCE. COLONEL LITCHFIELD% CREDITORS. • . PURSUANT to a Decree of the high Nutt of Chalicery, made iF a (Imre efttitkti Wray, aciinft I itch. fidd. the Creditors of John 4.itclifielti, tare of Alanstirlcl, in the County of Nottingiunn, 1.14. dect.afrit, ah forthwith to conic. in ;ant prove th. it Delw, before John Ord, Etq. One of the Molten of the raid Court, at hi., Ch,mbers, inSoutbamp.. ton-Buildings, Char.:cry-lane, London; or, in default there of, they will be excluded the henein of !.111.! fai4 Decree. ku,s Amt. lln it., ihtfwen-e , .1.1rt, for Wniconte, Alansti, CURIOUS FRUIT.-.-t. Two new curt.tr.l obtained from feed; one red. the other white: they . bring fruit as Lag: as fome graph, in bunchy. tit inches Icy g, and hang on the tries thicker than the leaves; they haVe a pe culiar brilliancy al colour, a full-flavoured fweetnefs, and brine poignancy of carte far t. and another,. 2. Three Hew straw berries, via t. The elisrokee, a monitions fruit, often five hobo round. and of fit t e ilavour ; it beats fa shtin 7 &nay, that ono milt Hl4 a.plate. i. The Paraguay, equal to the former In every ape prupertt, and tomes later_' fo as to give a long foccehlion. t. The Gnat Modena I lauthois, the molt &Si:limit:if the Strawberry tribe, it. (ter h4tY n.vvur and wunderful ttugrancc raiG.-it far above all competi.i.m. Currant trees, (each fort fcrarately,) fix in a bundle, for tee. 6d.. Strawb . erry plots, ((web fort illnkratxly,) so lb a bundle, for Los. 6d. Sold at Crocker s. St. Alban's-area, P4ll-mall.—•No credit Pay pottage. W HEN Pro .. fellional Men of ediocAtion and re (ponfitaity deviate from the general fyftsna by the to. celion of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of tong colati,acti ucccl is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eigheyears have I devoted nay predict to the eachifive treat. nwut of THREE DISORDERS, and the tuecefdid refult of my plan giver me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmititn. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Practice to refcue individu. kb from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradidoners. The THREE DISORDERS, to thecurcof which I have de ' voted_rny attention, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL • INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration,.-24ny. Ati kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Selsoolboya t or the indulgence of mature age, and laity that do rangement of the fyftem in Wonwn which is called BARREN. NES. , or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs ate the remit of ignorance or hear fn the treatment of a fimph. Gonorrhea, and it not uu'requentiy hap pens that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indlferetion of an unguarded him. By a fuperior method fuels complaints are cafily cured, and even when., others have failed, l trutt that I may prefunieto offer a radical re-ettablifhment . Few,however, are the cafes of complic;ted diftrefa folthe diforder compared with the calamitous fituatlons of Men,wite from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafhionablc Life, acquire that flute of Debility which lathe unavoidable confuquence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his mifery, hut ears inlly conceals his misfortune, it may be hone confutation ts r him to know, Mat although it be an object of doubt or uncia tainty with ther Praditioners, the removal of thefuDEFf- CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of it enovatkm tribe acquire. meat of my worodence. IC the rites of limebus or Venus - have b egu n to ads= manly vigour, much ansiety will be prevent, d by an early counteraction of this languid Sate, and in those cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Dedclency has for years celled a proper Per. fevennceis indifpenfibiy requifite to revive the flumbrisig !park* of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitudnn. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointeil In their expedations of a Family, may be allured, that iu nutft Inflames filch defedla are curable by tileuical Skill The SECRECY which is fo efferitial to my undertaking, sal the Qualifications which I have pre(orm...l to Ramona-to the Bags of my Pretenfiona, and in coincidence with funh this Intl. inatiOn is given, that Mr may be confulted pdonally (or by letters it:c/ofusg a finall note) at his tnne, No. erg, Arun d4-it_ Feet, Strand, near Tempto-Bar.. There Is an additional entrance in Water-02'W adjoinh.s and the name Is on both the doors. M. It Member Of the Ron) ()oilecr• of Surgeons. W HEN ~ an mark ind of du a i s h i l f t l s w e ti X i p .b er h i i s c nce v ti an ydritlttrti nefs have been cunfidetably promoted, nothing is more natUrrali than to reek out the perfon by ss horn we have becn [erred, for the purpole of expreffing our grateful fenfe of the favour bethnve&L But in cafes of health, where we have been recovered from t la ft deplorable Rags of debilitated nature, and re !lured to the full en joyment of all the various bleangs of life,we are forcibly ,:alled can by every confideration, to acknowledge it in the mutt public «tan ner. We owe this equally to our own feelings, which mutt be fenfibly awakened on the meafion to the &ill and talons of the Meier, which merit every encomium, and to the public at large. in order that thole who may fiend in need of funilar he may know where to receive them. Nailing made there • general obfervalions, I than proceed to Rate the particular cafe that has occafioned them, and to lay before the public the ralu efft.dt that 1 have experienced under the greatelt aftlidions that can poflibly befid WA I was born and educated at s. in- Abetter, and at feventeen years of age went to the Univarrity OxfocL Prior to my leaving Wincherter, and more partietinu ly at College, I was reduced to the molt gri.vous Rate, by the horrid and unnatural praftices, too incident to youth, and whi.:h arc not more baneful to oar health, than hated hi the eye of Goo. I wasat Belt ended with a dinmets of fight, a wmknt fs in my loins, and a depreifion of fpirits. hi this fituatiun I applied to Baron Waite', the famous °culla , who informed me it proceed& 4 from the optic nerves. 1 fur tome time followed his advice, till day returning from 11‘ooting, 1 was feized with a numbnels in my limbs to rock a degree. 35 to had rue to conclude that I 0104I:d entirely lore the ufe of them. This induced me to, put myfelf under the bands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place( stilted, ft 3-Anted ere the lealt relief; my fpiritsat length were fi.) ferioufiy with violent palpitations of the Mart. and my Rena fit much ee cayetl, that I became a mere lkeletan. 0 hferving, however, ill the Bath papers a publication by Dr. Brodurn, intittiled, " A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to his Majcfty, I was induced to peril the tame, when I fortunately tlitcovcred the complaint I had lo nog laboured under. 1 h av e the happincfs to ads, that by following the advice contained therein, and going through a complete mirk of Dr. Brudunt's invaluable Nervous Cordiall am now, thank H pettedly recovered, and as well as ever l was in nt) life. • I have finee quitted the Unlverfity, and am going to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a determination rev, r to be without " A Guide to Old Age and, at the fame e, 1 think it my duty to adrift: all young own to tollow my &Aeon h., as a penal of this excellent hook may happily prevent the at . . fi led from being precipitated headlong to an unquiet) , yr , ve, which; but for Dr. Brodutn, would mott inevitably hay.e be. n MI !ale. I am, Sir, your's, &c. &c. Oxford. A. D. M. A. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORI/IAI. to be had at the Doctor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-Rreet, 7 thiors from the Leverian Moreton, Blaattriar's &Mee ; in Bettie, is. ss. 6,1. .trfo of jet,„,,l; Cu. (late .Bacon), No. Aso, o%f:int-Rivet ; Tort, Royal Lachange ; Newbury, corner tit st. Paul's Chet eh-yard; Boulton, Royal Em b ang , ; Mr. C,idtetrs Ntedieine warchoule, Ni. 229. Swat si G -, Nholefale MadicineVender, No-4a s Cor obit' ; unit I iron! B;okfeliers and Modiciri Vendcrs in Ike three . . • •.•.••- • - - i ; • - ...,. .. - • - '‘. • '- - . - ' - • -7: : ... - .". i :. . •% C , i e; • .. • • • - •••• e • * t 1 • • . .. " ,/,-. / ...4•1111 f S l 4 .• ' • • .-.._„ t t....-.., iticiil/4.1.1.:, . 06,..1Ai . . sy 1 -; ) ir 4. •• - I , -•• v.- 4 N.. , , •''' ' " , . ''''''' 4„ .o , i. _ 6 (0 1 • ' 41 7 0 Agowatir, MARCH t9,.1,402 .- .-- . . . 114(...aiE TAX, . -..,- , s TIE ' In!i atoitati:of Ihe city :apt .I.illetty of ZESTNTINSM iri ikfieed . to meet TO•NfOititOlA r , March .30. 'at Tirtvlrto'C7otlr,lll OLD PALACE VAR% to confider the propriety of preferiting a PhTITION to the Ho nourable the HOUSE of COMMONS, praying that the feveral Ada of Parliarfient ehozging a Duty on Income, may be r" pealed. RlOl-IAI:tD WEST, - Xing-flreet, Soho, Oilman. GEORUt RTES, Soho-fquart, M. 1). • T. WISUART, Coventry-greet, TobaceonilL ' 106. *rtioNlPspzi. Vine-ltreet, Efq. AMES BELL ; Coventry-area, Wine Mereunt. . BARKER, Cliandoe-ltrect, Covent-Garden , Coach- JOS. HARROP, Great MallitioNbtet, F.N. W' • Thitday wore pebliftted, prim 9i.ia bend% UssAsk an AGRICULTURE t with a Plan .1-4 for theitteedy and general Improvement of Land In Great Detain. BENJAMIN DELI, rellow of . titc Royal Society of Edinburgh, Member of the itghbadofteseloty for the Encourage:nem of Agriculture In Scotland.; oltd Honorary Member of the Society of Aar.. culture of Bath, and the Weft .1 England. Printed.for (;. and J. Robinfon„ Paternotter-cose ; Bell and Bradtute, Edinburgh ; and J. Akita, Dublin. This day was publifbcd, fa Seven Vols. Svo, price 3131. in boards, Ilpftrated with One Hundred and Thirteen Copper-plates, A SYSTEM OF SURGERY. By BENJAMIN BELL, Member 4 the Royal Co&gcs of Surgeons of Edinburgh and ItZwlyne of the Surpass to the Royal Infirmary, and the Royalist:l4y of Mintrarjgh. Seventh Edition. Jo this Was every New Dilcovery of importance Is In f~rt~d. 'ANTED, the Neti'Pretentation to a Liviug, (weenie from 235* to riot pet autium axed upwaxts), of which homediatepothiSon may be had. The WAtcrn We. t• 010111tr.r4r partiadata apply to the to trait for a Lfiring nay to became vacant very foatr.laladoo, ?dank 29, tgol. A d. Prnned for G. and J. Roidnfon, Murray and Highly. J. Seugherti, C. Law, T. Kay, and I. Walkur, London ; and &Hand Bradfute, and C. Dlckfon, Edinburth. This day was poblidied, prier as. boards, • . SCENES IN WALES ; or, THE MAID or LLANC:OI.I. By A CLERGYMAN. Lordes : Printed for R. H. Was t i.sr, x 59, Strand ; E. Henualt, St. Auftell, Cornwall; B.C. Colin is, Sarum; Crutt well, Bath; and Norton, lieiltoL In a few days will be ribtlked, in gone Volume, *vu, ICAVEtS IN ITALY: L By the Abbe BARTHELEMY, Anther of the Voyage of Anacharfts ; Printed from the Original Letters to Count Cayce,. With an Appendix. containing feveral Pieces, nevir before ( publitlicd, by the Abb*Witildritian, Jucquier, ft.Aillo, and other Learned Men. Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternolter•ror. Of whom may be had, tranflated from the French, t. Memoirs of Louia Sixteenth, from his Marriage to his Death ; by J. L Soutivie the elder; with 113 Portraits. a. The Life of Bonaparte; with a Yuman by Heath ; in One VOL Bvo. Bs. in boards. This day was publiihed, Elcundy printed, In l;oolicip °Claws, with Four Plates, price sks. boards, TI-IE VICAR of WAKEFIELD, a TAlc. • .Brltr. OLIVER. poutimiT:i. Printed for J Chrk and Co. NiauchAter ; W. Joon, Liver. po.d, utd Rawfon.and Rodrord, Hull. This day wri publifhed, ClegantlF print; 1., in Two VUlunics volt 04taro, its. boards, upon the ATLANTIS Of PLATO, L and the ANCIENT HISTORY of ASIA, !Omitted as a Cnntlntiatiob of Letters upon the Orlin of the Sciences, ad • strafed to M.de Voltaire, by M. &illy, emanated from the French, . • By JANIFS JACQUE, Ffq. Printed for Visitor and Hood, No.lt, Poultry; J. Wallis, PaOrholttr-tow ; Carpenter and Co. Old Ilond-Itrect ; Egerton, .Wbiostudl; and Black and Parry, Leads:ulna drier. ' 1 OR ACCOUNT OP TM MAN UFACTU 111. Exempt from the Auftion Duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament. On Wwinefday, March 31, tgoa, at Four o'clock, T4ERAC, SON and Co. will put up to Public Sale, at their Warehoufes, 22. Watling-ftrcetp the following liflrttnent of BRITISH PIECE GOODS . 7403 Pieces Jaetonets, Books, Plain and figured Cambria. 4,500 Lapets, Dorris, Tambours, &c. 5,500 -- %Maitre and Beek Handkerchiefs, Shawls, &c. 3,700 PuUieat Handkerchiefs. son Gold End Jacconeta. 900 White and Printed Calicos, Ginghams, Ste. 700 Nsiakeens, Dimities. Quihlryts, &e. zoo Broad Cloths, Outings, Ks:derma, ice. 600 Dozen Fishery. 600 Croce Buttons. —.--_ Wth a Variety of other Articles. To bo viewed from Saturday the z7th jail to the day of Sale. Two Mimiths pivaipt. 7 0 4 1; * 1k 111..... : i ) 1I 1 I 1 I J 11 , • 1 1 ' i ' 1( 1 ; .I . i f , 4 • , I i 1 • 1 ' 1 1 1 4 . i 4 I i I i 1 i 1 11 , ' 11 \ 1 LAST WEEK BUT ONE. • ORATORIOS. AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THI•ATRE ROY.U., COVENT-GARDEN. ON tl , LDNESDAY NEXT, March 31, ilk:, will be performed A GRAN u SELECTION • OF SACRED MUSIC Chiefly :rtm th • Oratorio: of So!orr.oh, Judas Macebahmei lfrael in Egypt, and Red. mption. PART 1 - -uverturt IllecafionaL • S .dg, Miff Tyree. • Lord to dive." Theodora. Song, Mr. Breham, • Pl.: Sure my former Ways. 'lime and Trail. • Chums. ' Front Hammy.' Derden s O.E. R,.. Mn hillinv•.:l, 0 worfe than death,' and air' Angela cV r brir,ht and Tbendonu Ree Mr. De:nnan, • I fc•:1 the deity: Judas Mac. S..ng, • Ann. :win re brave.' Chntos„ • We come.' puct, 111 n. Billington and Mr. Braham, • To/et/tett let us rabic' Dr. &rites Sn!ainon.. Charm, • • 74.• gave them kailltoner: If. in F. PART Parts of the Water Mullc. MifsStcph•rne, • He was t•yes unto.' Omnip. Sang. Mrs. Billingtnn, • Pious orgies: Jud.ea Mae. Chorus, ' 0 God who in thy heavenly: ' Jacob.: Song, Mr. Braham, • Soft!y tweet' Akx. Emit. Aecompanitd on the Violoncello by Mr. C. Maley. Nightingale Chow, 'Ye zephyrs Loft breathing. - Sot. Snug, Mr. Denman, ' Cooqueft is not.' De. Ante. bong. Ml* gtolt. Swynt bird.' • Accompanied on the violin by Mr. Welchfell. Attodulaast mod double Chorus. • From the ctafer: Std. • • PART,/I.—Overture. Ariadne. Som. Milk Tyree. • Where is this fteprzdoes strainer.' Red. Bravura, Mr. Brabant. Chorus, • Whin his I. ud voice.' Jcpbtlia. Mit. Stephens. ' 0 had I Juhars lyre. Julhua. Cmnnation Anthem, • God five the King.' Handel. Ftid of Pan 11. Gyrowees Grand Concertante for Violin, Mute, Ob.,e, baSam, and Violoncello obligata, By Metres G.AIII - Wuidncr, Ling. Parkinfoo, and Clarks Miley. Principal Vocal Performers.: Mts. BILLINGTON, • Mils TYNER. and Mire bTEPEENS, Mr. DEN:VA/4, and Mr. BRA HAM. Loader of the Band, Mr. WEICHSELL. Organ, Mr. 1. ASHLEY. The whole under ihe direduar of Mr. ASHI.FY, Sett. Doors to !•e op red at Six. and h.giu at Sevrn o'Cluck. rox.s6s. Pit :pi. 6.1. Gallery as. Upper Gallery, is. Placa:not the Balm to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Mr,. in I •ct 'freer.