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WILLIAM RAMSAr, Secretary. This day was publifbea, Nice is. 6d. PITT and his STATUE ran Epialt to the SUBSCRIBERS. Stay but a little'month or fo, Your fondnefs will be much abated; . Ev'n your own bands will overthrow • The loot that ye have created. No more your Pyramid fupports its Rat, Your Tiger dwindles to a many Cat.! . Alfo, LORD B. and his MOTIONS, &e. &c. You call yourfelf a Pillar of the Nation ! 1 fee your I.oensa ir means to boa"; Pray make i triffinf alterations. — And, 'Reid of Pillar, fay a Pe/7. By PETER PINDAR, Efq. LOndon Printed for J. Walker, No. 44, Paternofter-row. EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY A T Meeting of the, Committee far the Exten • tkin of the. Sqrrey Iron Railway - through the dountics Of Surrey,StiN and Hants, to the Sea Coaft, held at the Spread g k Inn, lit Wandfworth, on Tuefday, the asthitlity of No vember, 5802, GEORGE TRITT'ON; Efq. in the ebair, The Chairman reported, that he and fettle other Members attended at the King's Armi Inn, in Croydon, on Tuefday as a deputation from this Committee, to meet the Gentlemen of Loaded Property in the vicinity or Reigese and Godßone, for • the fpecilic purporeent receiving the Survey, Eftimate..and RC port of Mr. Jeffop, on the belt line for Extending the Iron Rail way to London. That the Meeting was accordingly held, when Hylton J 01.7 Efq. was called to the Chair. ero MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER*, I will yr preented the New Comedy called DELAYS AND BLUNPIERS. To which will be added, the New Melo Drente, In Two Ads, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. •:orfiftinc of speaking, Singing. Dancing, and Pantomime. Wizh ?kw Niufic. Scenes, Dreffes, and Decorations. Miific compared by Dr Buiby. Th i s E ven i ng —..*rhe Cabinet; with Love A-la-Mode. On Friday, Every Man in His Humour ; with A Tale of Alyfery. This day wac publifhed, Price Two Shillings, ATALE of MYSTERY; a MELO-DRAME , now performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Publithed by RICKARD PHILLIPS, yx, St. Paul's Church-rard• LAST WEEK BUT TWO. TWENTY-SECOND NIGHT.—SANS SOUCI. t h e Authority of the Right Hon. the Lotus CaamaaaLattt. $l,0 -MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 2, w in be prefented at Sans SOUCI, LEICESTER PLAGE, LIICESTER-SQUARt, An Entertainment, entirely new, called • MOST VOTES. The Songs will come in the following fuecellion PART 1.--The Poet to his Pen, The Com nittee, One, The Tat, The lavifible Pig, Water Cretin, Dolly of the Dale. PART 11.—Three Cheers, The Harmony or the Affedions, The Three Sifters, The /Italian Harp, Johaing Giles, The Sapling, The Barbers Shop. PART 111. The Wind and the Rain, The Parachute, The Devil Outwitted, The Union of Love and Wine, A Hiltory of the War, MOST VOTES. The whole is written and compofed, and will be fpoken, fang, and accompanied M by r. DIBDIN. Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery 2&—Donn tobe opened at Seven, ed to begin madly at Eight. Books of the Songs to be fold at the Theatre: Places for the Boxes to be taken at Leicefter Place, where may be had all the Articles is Mr. Dung's Catalogue, and silo Propufah for the publication, by fubfeription, of his Pro itfSonal Life, with the Words of Six Hundred Songs, and with Sixty Plates-from their fubjedis, in aqua tints. " The Ladies:" " The fweets of Love ,"•j" The Parachute,"" cc The Toah," " The Sapling," " The Harmony of the Affec tions," " One,"" Tlae Devil Ourrsitted," " Water Crete.," '.The Wind and the Rain," " Three Cheers," Dolly of tha Dale," The Toet to his Pea," " Joltaing Giles,' " The Union of Love and Wine," and "The Barber's Shop," and oTheßolian Harp," are publifked. On Monday will be pub- Med "The Three Shen." And a Mama Song on every Thurfday and Monday during the Winter, u well from the New Entertainment, as chcien from thole Songs, compofed of finging and recitation, which have hitherto - remained nnpublilhed. The above Entertainment will be repeated Mondays, Theft'. clays, and Saturdays., Thefeafou will clofe on the xBth of De cember. Mr. Dianne refpatfolly giveinotice that u there is not the frnalleft probability of partingwith his Stock for any thing equal to its Value, he ia determined to tontine eetively in banters, aed occalionay to produce novelly for the purpofe of refreihing his Publications; and, as a material ftep towards their eircul don, he 'means. td give a.liberal allowance to all' the Country Dooltfellert and I'4We-fellers, who will receive a aircular, -later, With eifcm to that Mod. • . 47 The Premifes are to be let or fold, poffeMon to be given at Chrittmas. • . I I LECTURES ON V!..bilißpEAL. DISEASE. &e. D a&Es a t t and Mee Sitigiop "to the off' de cast* and cum*, logical Account o all the E• 811116 %%utters out Lues Venerea, from the time of Altruc. &c.) will eanmenee Woeful Courfe of Leaurcs on Luca yenerea. Stridnres,,in the Urethra, and other affections of tht 'Urinary Otitis, on Wednefday, De cember is, at fix in the Evening, at his Honfe, No. 6, Adam area, Adel*, where a Syllabus of the Lee-tures, and further particulars may be procured. This day was publifhed, in one Volume Bvo. Price Bs. in Boards, SERMONS on Various Subjekts, preached at the Odlagon Chapel: Bath. By the Rev. J. GARDINER, D. D. Reetor of Brailsford and Vicar of Shirley in the County of Derby. Printed for J 1 Hatehard, Piccadilly t . and Mertz. F. and C. • RlYlDP.MitsNPallrePard• Lately was publifbed, In Royal Quarto, elegantly printed by BENS!. ZY, and embel lilbed with Forty-two Plates and a Chat of the Mediterra nean, engraved by STADLER, from Drawings by the Author, price, In boar4ls, 31. 13s. 6d. or with the Plates coloured, • 51. is. (deleated by permiffion to the Right Hon. the Earl They had, fcarcely proceeded in the bufinefs bf the day, - when a number of perfons, connected with or employed on the Croydon Canal,propofed a let of Refolutions wi - dch they had .previously drawn up, and which were totally irrelevant to the bufinefs of the day. By fuper:or numbers they carried their Refolutions agaieft the unanimous opinion of the Gentlemen who had contributed in the Survey, notwithftanding the repeated caution of the Chairman, that they were acting in oppofition to a Refolution entered into by the Gentlemen of the County, at held at Reigate, on the 9th instant,• and which' had been con vened by Public Advertifement. Of St. Vincent). - A VOYAGE up die MEDITERRANEAN in - 1 1 , his Majelty's Ship the Swiftfure, one of the Squadron under the etinuund of hear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelfon, K. B now Vifcount Baton Nelfon of the Nile, and Duke of Brikte, in Sicily. With a Defcription of the Battle of the Nile, o 1 the tft of Auguft 1798, and a Detail of Events that occurred fah-. fequent to the Battle in various parts of the Mediterranean; By the Rev. COOPER. WILLYAMS, M. A. Late of Emanuel College, Cambridge; Vicar of Exning, Suffolk ; Chaplain of his Majesty's Ship the Swiftfure; and Domcftic Chaplain to the Earl of St. Vincent. Printed for J. White, Fleet-ftreet. 1.4 For an Accovnt cf this Work fee the Britifh Critic far Autuft, and the Monthly Review for September laft. Of J. Whine may alfo be had, by the fame Author, uniformly printed with the above, and embellithed with Plates, An Account of the Britilh Campaign in the Weft Indies, in the Year 1794. STATE or 111116P 7 - This day wa's publiihed, Price Ss. in boards, (IN .the STATE of, EUROPE before and after N—P the French Revolution ; being an Anfwer to l'Etat de la France a la Fin de l'An & By Fazoattca GENT:, Coanfellor at War to his Pruifiati Majefty, &c. &c. Tranflated from German In confequence of this Report it was Refolved unanimoufly,. That the ReColutions propofed an I carried by Pcrfons intereited in the Croydon Canal, at Croy-, don, on Tuefday the 23d infiant, are totally inilevaat to the Oka for which the Meeting was held, and therefore, By JOHN - etiaLßS lES, Erg. Printed rot John Hatchard (Bookfuller to the (been), op pofite York-houfe, Piccadilly. That a Meeting of the Committee, and other Suhfcribers to the extenfion of the Surrey Iron it . .ilway he held at ear King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tuefdsy, the 7th day of December nest at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive the fdrvey, eßimate and report of Meirrs. Jeffop's, for the il extenfion of the fame to ! g ondol and Portfatogth. That the above refolutions figned by theChainnan and othav- Members of the Committee, - beprinted in the PublistaPert• GEORGE TRITTON, Chairman. Hylton Jolliffe Richard' Shepley Jeoffcry Snelfon Charles Morris •••• ' Mark-Wood •Robert Welt Matthew Kenrich J. F. Reynolds Martin Benfon Thos. Reynolds Rd. Barnes Richard Glover ' John MoOre Thomas Bulh • John Hilbert WM. B. LUT rLy, Secretary. Wandfworth, Nov. 25, 1802. This day was pnblimed, Handfnmely printed in Fite Volumes um*. Price aos. fewed, HOME. A NOVEL.--- ,4 ExpeB not a Story decked in the Garb of Fancy but look at Home." Printed for J. Moorman, Poultry', London ; and Wilfon and Spence, York. Of J. Maartpan alfo may be had, lately publi ( hed , Micioeoftn,by the Author of Viciffitsdes of Genteel Life, in 5 ids. LIMO. 2016 fewed. He Deceives Himfelf, 3 vols. to& 64. fewed. TO SPORTSMEN. 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Confirmed by adtual experience and pradtiee; interfperfed with new and recent difcoveries, forming altogether the corn pletoft Sporting Book and Mufeum ever laid before the lovers of the rational, pleafinr, and delightful amufement of Shooting. This Wbrk will be printed by Sulifeription in one Volume, Quarto, Illaftrated with Plates, from entire new defigns, and engraved in -a matterly ftilc. Price One Guinea in boards ; half 1 the money to be paid at tht• time of fubfothing, and the re mainder on delivery of the Book, which will be put to Pref . ; immediately, as loon as the Subfcription amounts to the ex. pence of the - printing; 'and no more copies will be taken off tharr what are aeluallyfubkriked Lassa it is not publiihed with any view of emolumeut. 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SF4mily having much w do with Horfes,. 1 ./ have tried the wonderful effeds of your Oils far the growth of Hair on that Animal, thougl.• I would try it on a Son of mine that had very little Hair from his birth, and ! found k to anfwer my moft fanguine expedtation,in making it grow both long and thick—Havin , an Infant in the fame way, have tried it again with the fame fuccefs ; Mr. Juhnfon, of Wap ping, alio a friend of mine, feeing the effect it had on my Fa mily, was defironi of trying it on his Horfe's knees that the Hair bad been off two years—it not only made the Hair gruw very Lk but thick, and of its natural colour. I am. Sir, your's, Ike. T. WHITWORTH, Church-lane, Hackney. To he had as above; and, as ufual, of Williams's, No.4t, Pall ; Humphreys, No. z 18, Ozford-ftreet; Golding, N 0.42, Conihill ; Marrs. Hendry, No. 13, Tichtiorne-street; and an principal Shops in the Country,at 3s. a pot, or 21.145. a dozen. 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FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, BY THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: , • UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING' to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHE,S,* through Chippenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon ; arrives at Mr. May's, the Greftound Inn, Bath, and the • London Tavern, Thomas-ttreet, Briftol, next 111orniug—ln fide tl. s.—Out I 2S.—Parcels 6d. carriage.-4-Paffengers for warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, &c. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsfard, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crofs.ftrect, Liverpool. Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Setsout every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Paffes by Oxford, Shipftone, and. Enfton, to the Saracen's. Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fets out every morning at eight o'clock—carries four inlides only, and goes remarkably eafy—paffes through Stamford, Newark, Ret ford, Doncafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwithftanding the uncommon expedition of ails Coach, it is allowed to be the moft agreeable and com plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lancafter, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton, Chorley, Ornitirk, and Garftang Poft Coaches, every after noon, at five o'clock—Guarded. Louth, Spiliby, Horticaftle, Bofton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fets off Monday, Wednefday, and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from Spilfby with a Guard. York, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the Lord Nelfon, performed with a Guard throughout, lets out every morning at feven o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad cotter, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber wick. Paffengers finding themfelves fatigued from the length of the journey may reft what time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietorat York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. Cirlifle and Penrith Poft-Coach, goes with four Horfes and a Guard all the way—paffes through Browgh, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge. Wether by, Aberford, Doncatter, and Grantham, (the neareft way by 18 miles)--fets out every Morning and performs the journey with the greatett facility. Paffengers detained on the road by bufinefs or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their (cats being fc cured in the next Coach, (with only fix Coaahmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor• chefter, and Shlifbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half paft Three, with a Guard : through Honiton, Axminfter, Bridport, Blandford, Batingfloke, and 13agthot.—Carries four Infidel, at only 21.25. each. Hertford, Ware, Hoddeftion, and Chefhunt Coach, every Morning. s Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. Oxford, Benfon, and Henley New Poll-Coach, with a Guard every Afternoon, at i ive o'Clock. Manchefter, Wilmflow, Corgleton, Nawcaftle, WalfaU, and Wolverhampton Poft Coach, every afternoon. Guarded. Shrewfbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal Polt Coach, the Royal ' Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn,Shrewfbury. Guarded. Southampton, Winchefter, Arlesford, Alton Coach, every morning. Hull, Northeave,Howden, Thorn and Doncafter Poft Coach, every morning, at fey= o'clock to the Bull and Sun Inn , Myton-Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wanftead, and Laytonftone Coach, at S o'Clock every Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Morning. Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half paft Ten, half part Tyvo, half part Four, and halt' path Seven o'Clock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &e. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggons.—To Difs, Bcccles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Monday. Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every Tuefday. Southampton, Winchefter, Rumfey, Lyndhurft, Lymington, Chrittchurch, R ingwood, Fordingbridge,Wimborn, and Paolt —Waggons Daily. Worcefter, Perihore, and Wycombe, every Saturday. Cirencefter, Abingdon, and Henley, three times a week. Sunbury, Hampton, and 'Twickenham, twice a week. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpeetfully acquaint their Friendi and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Par e d or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds value, if loit or da. maged, unlefs fpeciried at the time of delivery, and paid for ass. ordingly, x the Saracen's-Mad /o r Snow.Hili s Loudest. t : .. ,