Star. — London, England, 1805-03-21 00:00:00

I 34' - T . ) . i• . . - qk r • • , ' : 1 tiumitnt 50331 THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1805. WATER WORKS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrcruALummonfics, Mdrei z 6, THE COMMISSIONEitS for VICTUALLING Ills mayEsm Nifrr, hereiyzive Nona. That on Friday nest the aid inftant, they will be ready to re eeive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED THOUSASID GALLONS of WEST IN- DIA RUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY, To be deUveztd within the (pace of oue month, duty free, Into his Majefty's Vidtualliog Stores at Plymouth, and Portfmouth, in the proportions under-mentioned, sin. Plymouth zsopoo Gallons. Portfmouth sopeo Ditto. THIS PRESENT EVENING. MARCH 21, will be reeormed the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Norval. by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. Matilda, Mrs. POWELL ; Anna, Mils BOYCE. To which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZEN. Young Philpot. Mr BANNISTER ; Maria, Mils DUNCAN. On Saturday, lizinlet—Hamlet by the YOUNG Rosana. WANTED a Perron who is fofficiently acqu a int e d with Water Works to foperintend a Concern of magnitude, at a confuierable cliftance front London. Security will be required. For Particulars apply to Mr. Rodgers, No. aB, Dover-ftreet, 4 Piccadilly. WANTED FOR A YOUNG MAN, A Situation as CLERK, in a Mercha n t' s nr Wh o l e • (ale Trader's Counting-houfe, either In town or country, or as Writer and Copying Clerk In a public or other tact- Writes a good hand, underßands French well, has a little knowledge of the Dutch, and iv a good accomptant. Has no objeetion to go abroad as Captain's Clerk, or in any capacity in which his Cervices might be ufeful, nr as private Secretary or Ansanuenlis to any Nobleman or Gentleman. 203p00 And to be paid for by Bills payablc with intereft ninety days after date. Letters addreffed to I. M. at Mr. Hooper's, No. 149, New. Bond-ftrtct, will be immediately attended to. N. D. No tender for a leis quantity than ten thoufand gallons will be admitted. TO BE LET O) SOLD, A.SMAI.I. newly erea e d Monfinn, fornithed or tinfurnlfltekl, vary pleafantly fitnated near the Sea, about fix miles from Southampton, with fuitable Coach Houk' and Stab:c. and (tom to to aio Acres of Land. F or p art i cu l ars app l y to \ err: Swab', and Stevens, No. a 1, Old Jewry. The Conditions of the Contra& may be teen at the Secretary's Office, ORATORIOS, AT PLAY•HOUSE PRICES. ON THE. WEDNESDAYS AND FkIDAYS DURING LENT. ----- - • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, 9 . r0 MORROW EVENING, MARCH 22, 1805, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC. From the molt favourite Works of HAMOIL. trt i of Part 11. Bach's Concertante for Violin, Oboe, 'Tenor. and violoncello, by Mars. G. Mhlcy, Ling, Watts, and Chsrks A it.lcy. Principal Vocal Performen AIM, Mrs. Bland. Matter Linton, and Mill Monday; Mr. Brabant, Mr. Denman, Mr. Page, Mr. G. Partin, and Mr. Miller, from Bath. No regard wilily God to sty leader is obirb Me trier frail mot be in. firted is words at leartb. or thatfiall oat be &floored to the Board kforo ono etioci w the _Aid Friday sew Me aid loped, Nor walefi the perfou who sabot tk reader, or foam Ikea' an his khati. alkali to Offirtr gybes calkdfor. TO BE LET OR SOLD, ALARGE and Convenient Ship Yard. fitu a t e d about Is Miles from Portfmootti, of which immediate por celain may be bad. There are two fubflantial Slips at for building Indiamen or Men of War, a good Blaekfmlth s Shop. and liven! convenient Sheds, Saw Pits, Mould Lofts and Tenements for the Workmen. with plenty of gond Timber and Planks on the Pre mifes.—For Particulars apply to IVLars.Swaine and Stevens, No. 12, Old Jewry. rICTUALLING 0.1710 E. lassio, 30, 180 .5. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAYES77"S NAVY, du &rely riot "'tithe, That on Tuefday the 24 of April next, they will be reedy's° receive Tenders in writing (failed up) for inch quantities of the 'Wowing defeription of STAVES, viz. Mr. G. (Leader of the Band), Organ, Mr. J. Aldey. The Band and Cboruffes, which arc numerous and complete, 67 the molt approved performers. Plaecs fur the Boles to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa- Office. in Hart-Brett. litacs 6s--Pit, 3s. 6411..GtileTT, 2 I,—.Upper Gallery, t s. Doors to be open at Sit o'clock, and begin prectfoly at Seven. ` Half Price at the End of the Second A& PORT OF PLYMOUTH. SALE OF SPIRI CS &e. &e. On Tuefdav, March t 6, r 8 5, by ten o'clock in the forenoon, will be catualcd to PUBLIC SALE, at the Cußom•Houfe, in thir Port, THE UNDER MENTL)NL:D GOODS, viz. .L yoo Gallons of Brandy, 6u Gallons of Rum, .670 Gatln, of Gc ' co Gaii,o, of Wine. • .. . . . . STA rE LOTTERY. QWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. t, L- 1 Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing 13th May. The Number and Amount of the Capital Prises, and the general arrangement of the Scheme, will be found fuperior to any former Lottery of the fame number of Tickets in die laft Lottery, the Ticket No. 24,931, a Pict of to,Cool. No. Baoo, a?rite of mock and No.. 9801 and a,268, Prizes cf 3-.4.1. were Slated and fold at Swift and Co'.. Once. Where No. 6791, a Prize of *oboe!. No. 9361, a Prize of to,oncl. and No i 9,ccS, a Prize of tewL to the preceding Lottery, wore alto fold LI awes. NO. s 6, CORNHILL. TICKETS and SHARES are now felling by HORNSSI and CO. Three Pounds Ten Shillings p.e Tic hct Cheaper than at the commencement of the Drawing of the lag Lnttery. The prefent Grad Scheme la highly approved of and meets with univerfal rapport, as fueh,Horniby and Co deem ft their duty to make the fame known as loon as polhble to pre • vent their Friends paying fo extravagantly for their delay. It is true the whole of the Tickets were dlipofed of in the kik Lottery. and it may be fairly prefumed they will be is the pref.:fly which begin! Drawing the zyth of May. orders by Letter or Carrier, executed on the fame terms as if yrefost.--Prizes paid on Demand, whether a stl. or a ;oPc. 4, CORNHILL. and 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISH, Contrat2or for the prefent Lottery, re . turps his moil grateful thanks to the Nobility, (hairy, a^d Public in general, for their liberal patronage In the late and for met Lotteries, and flatters hinifelf the uncommon (Lice& that has wen !ft! Purchafers at his 01ficts of late years added to the punc tuality obfervcd in the payment of all Prin.:ll:, will inflate him a continuance of their favours in the prefect' GRAND SPRING I.OT f l RY, the Scheme of which Rands univerfally congaed Ike richeft in Capital Prizes ever known ; _ there being Prizes of 4 3 0000 3 Prizes of L 5,0,-0 20.c00 5 2,000 3 10,000 8 poo &e &c. &c. • Cowley may tfons in the Cowl may be (applied with Tickets and Shares, by kndiug up (pad paid) Bank Notes, Calls, or Putt- Mac Or,:cit Ihe LOWERY BEGINS 13th MAY, ISos. S FATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY 13th MAY. T HE Tickets are Fad and divided into Halves, (barters Fighths, and Slitte,nths, by HAT ARO, BORNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, at their State Lottery OMee, No. 93, under the Royal Fachange. London and tal where elle on their account. I Amen, felt paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. TFlli SCI - LEMI. CONTAINS Two Prizes a 3opcol—Two of zo,oool.—Three of t 0.0001.— *1 here of 3,oool.—Five of z.roolo—Eight of ',coot Fonetten of col &e. Ste. and the lowcll. Prize zol. . . - - .-......-. In the late Lottery, No. 8 oss, a Prize of as,ozoL was fold and reglftcre I at the above Office, where No. 19,338, sOOOL and 20,742 and 20,787, Prizes of tooeL were fold in Shares. ••• Country Orders, at...ampanird with Alo ft dated Bills on London, Poit-011ice Orders, or Calk in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, pundu.dly attended to; and Correfetindents rnay depend on being trea.cd exadtly on the fame terms as if perfotrany prdcnt. SPRING LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING tjth MAY, tBos. ''HERE never has been a Lottery of only 3c.000 Ticitts darner poffeffed near the number of Capital Prizes with which this Scheme abound,. On infpecetion it will be found to contain nearly u many CapitarPrizes as has been dual in Lotteries of finizo I fetus, and no Prize under ad. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Valve of cash. Total Valve. s of i 30,000 Is C 60,033 1 ..... 10,000 40,030 10,000 30,000 5.000 mm 11,000 1,000 10,:C3 I_co ... ti.coo sco -- ',coo 101 51-00 30 51.60 20 41111, 3200 14 so 'co 6,cco ."--... 30x.c0 "(kW& / iCt fro Cayltah determinable: firrl-elraven, tit Day 4 10,cco Fiat-drawn, b:h Day 4 2C,C00 Litt.) ad Day toot I Ditto 7th R/ 2=o Tito 34 Dly toca Ditto ?th My ja,coo Dino 4th Day jab I 1)!tto 9:I• Dly aro° but° A __ ith Day tc.:, Di•to tc,:b D y i,t;oo 'richt:: and Sh:oC9 arc felling It every (Ace. PRESkIi I' PRICE : /;111 11 0 Pair - f9to o I Ertstia . - 4a E 6 Sly Irt: r - 4t 6 o Sixteenth I 4 6 •.• lie Putilir, who are deGroua of havlnt partkuhr numbers are rcevt.floi to be early in their application to Cameo( the Lottery Ofrocri, wbo will take sarC sad 4pliale tbs cumbers watt:4 at the lamb of Laglatall. 7ick •: Staves. -Staves. Crown Dantzic Pipe Brack Dantzic ripe Brandy Hambro' ditto Hogihead Stettin (lino caebec ditto As the refpeetive Perfons who may make propofals thereof will eontratt to deliver into the Vidualling Stores at Deptford and Plymouth, in fuch propurtlons as (hall hereafter be determined upon; one half by tie 3t ft of °Cipher next, and the ranainder by the 3at of December following: to be paid for 1-- =s payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Condidoes of the Cemtroft may be feta at the oecteurea Office. N. B. No Tender for a lera quantity than Fifty Thotiand Crown Dantsk Pipe, Ten Thonfand Crown Da:uric Brandy, Twenty Thnufand Crown Dantzle I-ingittcad, or Twenty five Thonfand track Dantzic, 1 lank°, Stettin, or (tub= Pipe Staves, will be admitted. Ne regard will le bre/ to soy Tesler is wi!th tbe pike flail oat be io . ferted ie worth at levsk, or that Aar not Se delivered Si the Board before Oise ?dock is lb: Aid Toefloy, the of April swot, oar aide the P.rfite who wake the Twin, or loin' Perfkut ea bit belealf,attowit, to *Oyer lobes tolled for. IF arty Relation of JOHNCLARK, Officer in the Caftans, who died in Liverpool :boo Wren yoC;-s ago, and who left London nearly so years ago, and frogs that time tin his deithreficled in Ltrerpooi, will apply to Mt Thomas Black:lock , Sobeitor, St. Michael's Court. Poultry, London, or to Mr Tho mat Morrow, LOWCr Cagle-street, W.ter-ftrect, Liverpool, fuch Relation may hear of fonsethins advar.tageons. —7 1 . 0 THE PROPRIETORS OF zAsr INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND OINTLIMEN, CIRCUMSTANCED as I was nn the mu c h la mented death of Mr. Williams, and precluded fmm an early application to the Proprietary, by my neceffary attendance on a Committee of the Hook of Commons, I feel myfelf to have been deprived of the fuffrages of many real and valuable friends yield ing, therefore, to their folicitations and affurance of future fuppost, withdraw from the contelt for the vacant Seat in the Diredlion, on use prelim occafton ; at the fame time I entreat you to accept of my wartneft ackndwledgments for the great encouragement I have met with on my canvas—for the liberal reception 1 have ex perienced from all; and molt earneftly requelt that thofe friends who have done me the honour to fupport me at this time, and thofe likewife, who feeling hemfelves prevlouflv engaged, promifed me their fecoild votes, wM do me the favour to referve theinfelves, and to intereft their friends in my favour for the next vacancy. With fentimenta of great rcfpeZt, I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful tenant, America Tquire, March so, dos. JAMES SHAW. t BELL SAVAGE, I.UDGATE HILL BEAKE's Original Rye, Winchelf ea , H awkhurft, Lamberhurft, and Tunbridge Tel graph Poft Coach fets out from the Bell Savage Inn, London, every Tucfday, Thurfday, and , aturday Mornings, at Five o'clock, to the George !nu, kve, re turns frosts thence Monday, Wednefday, and Friday Morninimat Quarter pit Four &Clack, to the above Inn, London. Pei-- Trilled by J. Scale Rye; T. Weller, Hawkhurft; I'. Cripp s , Larnberlturft ; and lit!Gray, London. For the better accommo dation of the inhahitaats of Kent and Suffea, this Coach always calls at the Ctecn's Head Inn, in the Borough, going out and coming into Loudon, where Pairengers and Parcel. are regularly booked. No more than Five Pounds will be accounted for any Goods or Parcels unlefs catered as fuck, and an extra Infurance paid fur the fans.. . A CAIJTION TO FAMILIES. 312ItGESS AND SOWS i;sibiciOTANCHOVIiS AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. I'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS F-ISENCE OF ANCHOVIIrS and other RICHISAUCES, for Fy4 .Sass, Stewed Bee, Hafted Calvet Heads, 8.1 Slash, 11..1e AIM. Will Ana, gad Gam: I with many Deli facies for the TaMe. Sideboard, and Store Room; which arc more fully erpri.flbd in his Catalogue, (He Aging tbe 11.14414 hr thewl,) has indused many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely Meant, which are vended at 'rimy Shops In London, by parlous who g o to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, folicft Orders of Tradefrnen and Inn-keepers, who in conk quente are often (erred with *snow Same, of very inferior quali ,tes, which Is not only an lmpoOtion, but a great &appointment to Families who paths& them With a view of having good Sauce to their HD, &c. N. IL None arc His Genuine, but what hive thde words on the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." FEMALE ATTRACTION. Li I_7PERFLUOUS HAIRS have ever been ennfi nerd as one of tbc greaten blemithcs In a Female Face.— Alfred's Royal CompoStion, an Article univerfally efteemed by the Court of France, at the time of its greaten beauty and fplendour, and bin, prepared for the beautiful Ant6inette, is earl:M.ly recent mended to the Ladles of this country for effectually eradicating aL Supea!uout Hans (rain the Face and Arms, without eaufing the kat! unpieafant fenfation; the [kin by the application becomes evidently more ek.a and ddicate,"dordequertly the eompktion in effentially improved. tin fold in packets at Ss. 6d. and is. each. WhoLfale and retail by Bert!, Greek-Met, Soho ; Ilendrie and Son, ' ichborne-itreet ; Gatti, and Lea, ys, New Bond Itrect • warrtr and Roller, skinner-ftreet, Snowhill ; Shaw and Edwards, sr. Paul's Church-yard ; Crysr, 6d, Cornhill; Sangurine,Strand ; C.ultafs tad, Great Ruffen-Wed ; Humphries, nB, Oxford ftrect ; and Vic . ;, r!,T.,ndltockltrrct alto by one perfon In every principal town in the Usated Kingdons. Of inferior ltroisth, in (mall Lots, for the aceommodadon and de of pray ete perhins, not dealers in Spirits. 189 Pounds 401111 e. 53 Yards Long ClAth, 39 Pounds Souchnos Tea, 97 Yard.; Black Late, 56 Pon ,cis Co ton Yarn, No. z Lice Cap. 56 Pounds of sugar, No. t Metal Canifter. 4 Pounds of Prefrtres, N 0.3 Boats and Materials, el Poem& of Soap, and An old M.ft and Windtare, returned from the Shark and Pro- vidence Cutters. N. 3. The Goods above mentioned will be fet up It fcveral lots, and fold to the bigheit Md. r. Attendance will be given at the Cuftom•houfe aforsfaid, fvr viewing and Lilting the fame, three days before the day of Sale. HAMPSHIRE—ALVERSTOKE, near GOSPORT. L:fIi:EHOLD COTTAOF TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that very definable nzat Freeh,.ld Cottage, late the refidene.• of Captain George Sarradine, deceafed, molt delightfully lituated in the pleafant and genteel Village of Alverfloke; confining of two Parlours, four Bed•rooms, Kitchen, Walkhoure, Pantry, and fuitsl)l.: Out-houfea ; a large Garden, well Rocked with Fruit 'Frees, partly enelofed with a high brick wall, and about three Acres of rich Meadow Land. 1 he fitua:ion is pleafant and healthy, and the neighbourhood refpeetable, bting within a mile and a half of the Town of Got. port, and in point of fiqution for bathing cannot be exceeded, bang not more than ten minutes walk from Stoke's Bay. Immediate podellion will be given of the houfe (which ls in complete repair), and of the Land at Michaelmas next ; and, for the accommoda tion of the purehafer, will be fold either together or feparate. Foe particulars (if by letter, polh paid) apply to Mr. Heather, of Portfmouth, Merchant; John Voke, of Gofport, Efq. George Mills, of Farelum, Gent. John Williams, of Stokes Bay, FA. who v ii thew the Premifes; or Mr. Wilkinfon, Solleitnr, Gofpurt. CAPITAL INN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By hieffrs.HAßDY MAN and RAMSEY. On the Fruitifee, on Wednefay the 3d 447 of April next, z 847, At Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, Under fuel' Con %ions of Sale u will then be produced, A LL that capital and well•frequented Inn, known L 1 by the Name of the CROWN and THISTLE, molt data bly fituated on the London Road, at the entrance of the Town o: Abingdon, in the County of Barka, nearly adjoining the River Thames, in full Trade, and in the Occupation of Mr. HENRY RICHARDS, whore Leafe expires the 311 t of December, 1807. 'rttc Prettifies conlift of a gnod Kitchen ' Brew.houfe, Scullery, and Pantries ; a neat Bar, Larder, C r hinaCloret, and 'ireful Store Rooms ; large CcUars and excellent Wine Vaults ; five handfotne Parlours, fourteen neat Bed-Chambers, and four Ames; a fpa clout Yard, with two Pumps and Wens of fine Water; Stabling or upwards of One hundred Honks, with Lofts and Granaries over the fame ; two Coach.houfes, snd Servants' Sleeping Rooms above, with other convenient Out ; a large Garden ad joining, and well Rocked with choice Fruit Trees, &c.; and there has been nearly (tool. left Summer, expended on the fame, in im• provemsnts add repairs; and the whole now forms as complete an Inn as any in the County of Berko, and has the Brit Connedtion in the Porting Bufinefs on the Road. May be viewed any day previous to the f.,le, by applying to Mr. Richards, the Tenant; and further Particulars known of Mr. iMorinink Solichor, or the Andioneers, ha Abingdon. • .' . . '' .: ; ;.4, .0 1 .7 a' • ;•: 1 \ % ' ar )1 f : • • ---/"": , 1 ' rz :.": ,--45 3 . .r .1.r.:1r" . ::`, -t14 ".. , ,.: ...; It- ;:. ) -• 1 t • 1 t 1 ...... .-..- . . • iPratcE SIX-PENC g. .. 1 ..._ CI ITY DISPENSARY, GROCER' s HALL I sly acquainted •.... 4 COURT, POULTRY, Pa tr o n his Royal Itighnel. th Lim or . itede. Parmea of WALES, Prefident the Right I lonourable the LORD y will be required. Marna ' Vict-Pittsiomars, 28, Dover-ftrcet 'e Sir Within Lewes, Knt. Ald. John Phillips, Efq. • Math. Newnham, Efq. Ald. William Luiltington,Efq. .N. Richard Clarke, Efq. Chamb. H. C. Comhe, Erg. Ali M.P. tnt's orWhole. Henry Thornton, Efq. M. P. Sir Wm. Herne, Knight. wn or country, or Sir Richard Nave, Bart. Richard NA•illianis, Erg. er do e , Writ es Sir R. C. Glyn, Bart. Aid. M.P. David Cordon, Efq. Mk knowledge of Treafuter, j Ate Et A:aos, Efq. • s objeetion to go A Salmon will he preached for the Benefit id this Charity. t - which his Cervices the Rev. J. JACKMAN, Cbr_plain'in Ordinary to His R. I w a nueng, to any Highnefs the Prince of Wales, and alternate Morning Preacher t Percy Chapel, on Sundaj next, 14th Marc,, at Saint Dionis Beck I, No. 149, New. Church, Fettchurch.ltreet. Praetrs to begin at Elevin o'Clock,and The Austen( smut. of this intlitution will be held at the Lou- don Tavern. 13ilhopfgare-ftreet, on 'lncfday the ad of April next. Dinner on Table at 5 o'Clock Precifely. , furnifhed or The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR in the Chair. the Sea, about fix SrawAans. oul'es and Stalecs, Thornton Bonar, Efq. Henry Blaxland.Efq. I nc , app l y to \ c o-, Vincent Francis Rive, Erg. Walter Itinmatt, Efq. George Jeffery, Efq. Dr. Walker. I Wl:liain Holden, Lfg. Dr. De Roches. .'. C':arles Henry Rigaud, Efq. Mr. dm 'Taunton, Surgeon. Yard, fituated ...;:orze Tomlinfon , Erg. Mr. oreph Atkinfon. h immediate pof- ROB RT FISHER, Jan. see. 1 ps et for gadding Tickets to be had of the Stewards and of the Secretary, at I ;hop. and liven! No. 9, Bartlett's Buildings. 'enements for the THE PERIODICAL PUBLICA TION`. * lanks on the Pre- Bring. Recut, Mir:Velars, March til. trios. ' • and Stevens, No. MR. PHILLIPS hits the honour to inform the i'• Public, and the numerous Friends of the undermendoned Work. to particular, that he Chad publilk them as dual on Sum-. 1 day the 30th of March. he fo renoon , w ill a. The MONTHLY MAGA 7.INR. un.Houfe, in this 2. The IVItoicAL and Pill ',leaf. JOUStNAL. . . 3 Mr. Yootro's ANNA ...s of Awl:tut I tote. $ ;OODS, VIZ. 4. The COLLECTION of blob i: apt and Cot; ratatoemit V 6 4 .. of Rum, ACES and TRAVELS f. 5. The MONTHLY ARMY LIST. of Wine, ' 5 mmmodadon and 6. The FASHIONS of L'SNOUN and PARIS. ;pints. 7. Dr. MAYO R'S UNIVIER4AL 111310 ST. ' Z n„,.• Club, 8. Dr. Benoo es' HTUSIA or VSSATS on HAALTIL lOn the tint day of the uniting Month there Works may b e bect ick Lace, a• ufual of Mr. PHILLIPS, and ot all Bonkfelkrs, Newfineu, and i ..ap. V , ll ,, altrrs in every part of the Britilb E m pi re . Canifter, ; i nd :Vence ials, Dedicated tu WILLIA Ai lti,NkY N I d l' rifarl'Ye i. i THE YOUNta ROSCIUS. i ; Shark and Pro- This day were publilbed, coropreffed into nne volngoe Bvo on ea. ! lum Paper, price 75.6d.in boards, embeldlited with a Head of up i n f cccra i l ots , the Author, I HF FAMILIAR raEms of ROBERT , . I safe aforefaid, fer 1 LLOYD, A. M. Including The A d!or, ('V' Cr•nntry Bor e he day of Sale. the Spirit of Contrae.i.ttion, the l.aw Stiident, the New River He 11, Epiftier to Gar!.ek, Churchill, Colman, Hogarth, and every i : GOSPORT. known original proiludicit of that pleating Poet. Printed for Longman Z-I..:rit, Rees, and Ornse. No 39. Pater. r 'RACY, noller-row, London. Of wheat may bt he.), idt ppl,lifisesi, p leo 45... n --T.--,--IMS, -y --Clir; -unlrilti'itt,cuniprifing !hold Cottage, i boa as Pn Is I-1 4 rradine, deceared, Maurice the Runic - The . 1 hair of Scorn • genteel Village of Sufan and the Gibbet The Vale I love 1 rooms, Kitchen, T " c Apvroach of Love On fe t ing aßuldn near the Wane C . srge Garden, well Love's Vidtury of iledlaut g i high brick wall, The Infant Mee:Thu.lyl Sonnet to Mrs. F. A .;0:1 • t ie neighbourhood The Benighted Page The Pdgrhei of Sam*. ) , i le Town of Got- There's Truth in It ` $e exceeded, bsing •1 This day MA publifited, in two Vol,. Oct ivo, pr:ce 145 , in b oar d st Bay. Immediate Anew Edition, ht ing eat: 'faith, of 'at complete repairl rHE THEORY OF MORAL SENTIMENTS : ..,t; •• 1 - an Effay towards an Anal 6. the pi iodine, by which Men r th o e r l ac epa co ra m t m e. °U." ' rto Mr. Heather, naturally judge concerning the Condset and Char .Cter. &R. of sport, Ef q . G eorge their Neighbours, and aft -twarda or themf.l k es. 'To which IS ad- - . te , B ay . pi ci. w h o dcd, a Differtation on the Origin' of Lannages. :Shot, Gofpurt. By ADAM SMTril, I.L. D. And F.R.S. of London and Edinburgh, one of the Ceinreigioncia t of hi. Plajetty's Cuftoms in Stotiaod, and formerly Profstfor ?Orate Contra& of Moral Philotophy,in the Univerf • y of GI ifgoiv. HARR HALL, Prialed forA. Strahan, T. Caddl and W. Clavi.:s, in tie Strand r eared; rotate one F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Chu:eh-yard ; Longman, Hunt, County of Eirex t Rees, and Orme, Pat.rnorter-tow ; and W. Creech, and J. B e ll . c Offices, Stables, and Co. at Edinburgh. men-hi:tale, Dog- Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. yy z. An Enquiry into the Nature and Lodes of the Wealth of i e•hotife, Pleafure. . wo Acres, now i n Nations. Teuth Edition, 3 vols. Bvo. ti. rs In F...ards. k Land, and 120 a. Effaysnn Philorophical aubjecla, by the late Adam Smith, • , LLD. &c. With an Account of his !decant! Writhiss, by Dugald : Stewart; P.R. S. E. guano, les in lwr.trail Tyne with a centre • the cholceft (tone, GENUINE AND IMPROVEL, C.DillOct or a kill • . i , an: is one of the DOMESTIC MEDICINE. it is only diftant This day was putnithed, I t lays with Tickets, in One large Volume Octavo, price 9s. ed. bound, n Ncw-tquare; of A nevi Edition, (being the Eighttentii,) with eoniiderable Ins. sl, Effex ; or of J. provements and Atlditinn• by the Author, of DOMESTIC MEDICINE ; or, a FreAtife on the Prevention and Care of I/if:arcs, by Regimen and Simple • lATH. Medicines. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M. D. • Sy Mr. PLURA, tient HOUSE Fellow of the Royal t 'mime of Phyficiant. gdinbts-gh. . - t i Printed fur A. Strahan ;'F Carle!! and W. Da.ies, St r and ;W. late the property st. Creech, and E. Balfour, Pdinhe falai • i. fituate in Port- 0 • Many fpurious and mutilated r ditions vi ink Work being .i. an.—The premifes now in Circulation, copied from the 4.1(1.-ft and molt impaled Edi- , Owntr,and are in tiuns (publilhed above Thirty Years {ince) and with pretended ight fervants' bed- improvements, Dr. Buchan thinks it his Duty to put the Public 1 • and two clarets ; on their Guard aphid thole Impntitions, intended to tak: in tits t . folding-doors and Unwary, and to injure the Author's ittputadom, by malting hint C an° 411 ' 4 W - room, re 'ponfible for their Errors and Deltas. in ttds Eighteenth r„,its it I, a fpaciaus velil • lioll, he has confiderably enlarged every Chapter, and introduced .it , water Hofet, large above an Hundred Pages of original Matter, on a Vari, ty of new t tler's pantry, wine i and interefting Subjeets, the Refult of his Praaire and I: aperieoce„t• ' nd inferior offices.. which he hopes will render the Work more coedit:lye to the great f ale, correfponding Purports of general and ukful Information. rich plates. oflarge As above may alto be had, lately rts;r!.fhad by the fame Anther, I f a Nobleman or Aovice To MoTur es on the Subjedt of their own Health, and on the Means of promoting the Health, Strength, and Beauty or . r .. I Coach- hode for their Offspring, z yob Bvo. 6s. in boards. I complete Brew- I A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS. ara, at Bath. This day was publillied, a Mini Edition, enlarged, Price One Shilling and Sia.penc , , r, APRACTICAL GUIIJE to IN4 FRUCTORS : 1 and PARENTS on the RiztO Chbi ec an d Of e o f t h e a esi • VISEY. ELEMENTARY BOOKS hi every brauch at Knowledge ;pointing Sprit neat, silos, out their refpedtve merits, and the order in which they might to .! , on, be fucceffively adopted. be produced, By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. F. R cape of Newport, and late Maftr of the Grammar Seho a l id t td Inn, known that 'fowl. F l • rLE, molt &Gra. . The following catricAL salmi:tows have appeared of rots of the Town o' e . _. .. and ... - . r Yemenite wenn WORK. pinto "'!'his the Rivet ' *Yids is a well-written and judicious Publication, conveying ( of Mr. HENRY ,__ _ o __ much pradlical Information on the Subjedt of Falucation, and ii SCRIDSKY, ir ou 7. thereforehighly wort h y t h e erufal of evert Pet fon conce rne d in r.boute, Scullery, and ufeful Store the Imps:Beeman of the riling Generition. i'llA Account of Book.' I . I ; five ken :tome generally ufed In Schools teem s to h e th e re f u l t o f Experience, and certainly difplays mush erudition. The Author's Recommendas i err Antes; a fpa- tions and Stridtures are accompanied v‘ith filch Reauns and critir: . 1 Water; Stablin g cal °Nervations as do him great credit, both as a Scholar and nand Granaries ' .. Chrillian Teacher.“—Anti-jacobin Review. Sleeping Rooms large Garden ad- .In the Brit part of this Work are fe;eral jodielmis Obittrvi. . s bens ; and the fecond part enumerates the molt of introdudory t ' . e a , nd ere in th im. Books in every branch of knowledge, re:mining on thtir reipee- lit rite. ; m t ßo iv: k T w eri_ts and cautioning Parents and leftriietors agunit fools i me as complete an s men ' the Author, upnn jult grounds, objeCs to. Anioni kit °nag/calm in thole recommended, we do not obit-rye any that we eonildar aa' objeetionable."—Britith Critic. y applying to Mr. Printed for Thomas Reynolds, dittoed Itrect ; and fold by Ali a know n- o-f M --r. !)80, lo Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, G. ii„ow, ant /gdon• 'Dubin'. • . i A • . TO BE SOLD BY AucrioN. Early in May, unlefa previoufly dirpored of by Private Contra& E molt definable Ellate, called HARR HALL, see the feat of J. A. WALLING I , Efq. decoded ; fit uate one mile beyond Romford, iu the healthy part of the County of Mx confiltilts of a Mai fion-lioufe. with complete Offices, Stables, Cozch.hoofcs, Fat ro-yards, and Buildings, Green-haute, Dog- Kennel, three Cottages, liot-houfes, Stoves, Ice•houfe, Ploafure. grounds, Fifh-Ponds, and a walled Garden of two Acres, now in full bearing ; together with fixty Acres of Park Land, and tao Acres of rich Arable Land adjoining. The Houre, which is elegantly defigned by Payne with a centre and two wings, was built about to years ago of the cboiceit (tone, related from the Portland Quarries on purpofe, an: is one of the molt perfccri Viaas near Lannon, from whence it is only diftant 13 miles. To he viewed on Mondays and Saturdays with Tickets, to be bad of Mr. Bride'', No. so, Lincoln's-Inn New-fquare; of H. Ittpton, Efq. at Harz. Meet, near Rumford, Eike; or of J. Newrn .n, Efq. of Nelm 5, near Romford. LARCH ELEGANT HOUSE IN BATH. FOR SALE BY PRI VATS PLURA, I 'HAT Truly Dzlirable and Convenient HOUSE, with Garde n. Hot-houk. and Green-houfe, late the property an 4 refielsnce of P. C. Crefpigny, Efq. defeated t lituate in Port land-place, Bath, an ellat.titbed and airy fituation.—The premifes were completed under the infpedion of the late Owner, and are in front 48 feet to a long paved Fer race ; contain eight femme' bed rooms, and one clofet, fix attic bed-chambers, and two clarets ; a noble fait of three lofty drawing-rooms, with folding-doors and ftatuary chimney-pieces; on the ground-fluor, large cuing-room, breakfaft-room, and butler's plate-room, a fpaciaus velli • bule or entrance, two (tone itair•cafes, patent water clofet, large kitchen, houfe-keeper's•room fervant's-hall, butler's pantry, wine and beer cellars, dry arched vault, and all ufeful and inferior office.s. The Furniture is modern, and In a genteel Rile, correfponding to the confequr !gee of the Houle; the &f - es, French plates. of large dimenfions. Fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or Gentleman's family. Conveniently conneted with the Houk is a Coach-hoiare for two carriages, !tabling foe five hotrts,and a molt complete Brew houfe.-.-Por further particulars apply to Mr. Plura, at Bath. cr Letters muft be poft-paid. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 21, will be pe-formed the Coolie Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, N; r. BRAHAM. Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEDON. Floretta, Signora STORACE. To which will be added die Fame of RAISING I'HE WIND. On Saturday, The School of Rcform ; or, How to Role a Hatband.