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• .0 • • . • • i s ! 6 4 10 111 1 L IK A a ,. .. •, _.. Nti mitsu 38413 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON THURSDAY NEXT, March 14 18c r, their Mejetties Servants will perform a Comedy, callcd THE COUNTRY GIRL. Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON; Harcourt, Mr. BARRYMORE ; ' Sp. - ..rkiflt, Mr. PALMER ; Belville, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Allthea, Mifs MELLON; Mifs Peggy, Mrs. JORDAN, (Her Mt appearance this (carom) To which will he added a MeGeal Farce, called OF AGE TO-NIORROV. r . This Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with Blue Beard. ORATORIOS, . . • AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.iiORROW EVENING, March t, 18ot, w in b e performed, for the only time this (calm, The favourite Serena of ACIS AND GALATEA. Compofed by G. F. HANDEL. _ _ To which Will beadded, A Grand MilerDaytona Adt. Overture and Dead March in Saul. Air, Tyrer, " Lord to thee." Theodora. .tin, hleffrs. Incedon, Dignum, and Denman," Difdainful of danger." Judas Mac. Air, Mrs. Second, " In [sweet& harmony." Chorus. " 0 fatal day." A!r, Mitt Tenant, " Softly tweet." Mex. Fcaft. Air, Mr. inekdon and Chorus, " The trumpet's loud clan gor." Dryden's 0 le. .Air, Mr*. Duffek, " Angels ever bright." Thtodora. Duet, Mrs. Second and Mr. Inciedou, " Together let us range." Dr. Boyee's Solomon. Grand Chorus, " Gloria Path" Jubilate. Ea of Part I. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte (Duffek) by a YOUNG LADY, totally blind from her birth. End of Part II: will be repeated the Grano Concertante, per formed with fuels applaufe on Friday JAL On Friday the s3th, (by particular derail) the Mellish, for the MR thaw this feafor. Principal Vocal Performers: Mrs. SECOND, Mils TENNANT, MISTYRER, Matter SMITH, And Madame DUSSEK. Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DiGNUNT, Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The ref of the BAND and the CHORUSSFS, whig? will be numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers. The whole under the dircelion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sr.n E-ixes fs. Pit 35.6 d. Gallery as. Upper Gall. is. Places for the Eoxcs to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-011ice, in Harr-ftreet. Half Price as ufual at Nine &Clock. Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven, No. ts, HAYDON-5Q1.1.111.E, MINORIE& ACADEMY for FASH lON#IIL6 DANCINO, eQa blilhed upwards of IS years on the first rcfpettability, where Ladies and Gentlemen may acquire 1 proficiency in all the fashionable Minuets, CotiLion Country Dances, Scotch, blra, and Italian Steps, Reels, Flora; ipcs, and every other failsionable dance now in pradlice, in the molt private manner, moaer..te terms.—Pupils may board in the bourn and be completed in all the ncecifary parts of Dancing in a fortnight,— the Small and Broad Sword taught ; alfo the Violin, Harp, and Forte Piano. The Sekdt Subfcription Alkmbly is held every Wednefday. Mr. Waage. BAII will be on Thurfday the nth of Mlrch, at the New London Tavern, Chatpfkle. !ELECT SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY AND BALL. MR. ALLEN removed from thydon•fquare to No. to, Ayliff-itreet, Goodman 's Fields, informs tkofc who dcfue to fuhfcribe to a rcfpettable will-regulated Affembly, that his Seled Affemblies commence on Monday, add initant, to be continued every Monday till June. Note but Ladies of charader admitted. The Baud, confining of a Harp, two Violins; and a Tambourin, or lima, arc the beit Ainfm'ans that can be had. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never learned Dancing me privstslv taught in the firft FaCtion there and at N 0.19, * r card-erect, Golden.iquare; where cards of the terms and plan may be bad —Thofe who come from the country to leans may Sac in the honk during their accomplifhment, by which they may gain fulßeient knowledge in about a tortnight. The - . Annual Ball will be on Thurfday the izth Inltant. Tiektis to be bad as above. Broad Sword and Icncing taught, alfo the Pcdal Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin. SANS SOUCL By the Authority of the Right Hon. the I.ono CIIAMBLIt LAIN, LAST WEER BUT TWO. ON THURSDAY NEXT, March 12, 38ot, will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leiceitcr-Plact, Le:sr.d..wliptare, an Entertai n ment, entirely Nov. called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Soap : PART I. lee. Dregs and his Villa. Rec. Agreeable Company. !gong. Perpetual Yuuth. Sang. lure and Radon. Rcc. Latijugal tete a tate. Ace. A Receipt ai Kill %Viva. I.ottaryof We Song. The Poet and paper. Rre. A Trial of Patience. Rec. I.e Maitre de Dante. Sang. Anna, Anti, Nan, Nance, Song. The Urandl Mkt. and Nancy. . PART H. Roe The Captain and the Poet. Rec. The Club. Sung. Brother Jack. Sung. The Thing, the Kick Rte. Sailors. and the Go. k!ng. 11Hal Love. R e r. The `Go. Rec. A return o Rcafon. Sorg. J..ck at Greenwich. Song. The Swats of I.ove. Rec. More Plotting. bon.. Great News. PART 111. Rey. Hone! Caleb. Rey. The Torn DoAnn. Song. Highgate Probation. Song. The Canary Bird. Roc. The Saracen's ( lead. Rsc. Dia and Scraps Sung. Another Cup and then. Sang. Echo . Rec. Which is Use way to Rec. 'Me Coup de Grace. Windier t Song. The Union. song. A lade! lbc winuk is written, and carnpfrd. and will be (woken, funs and accompanisd by Mr. DIBDIN. • Eines sw—Area 'Doors to be opened at Stem 'Clock. The Performance to begin at Eight. Places tar the Beres to be takcn at Mr. Dilalin's Mules Warehoufe, I.eicefter-PLer, Leicettcr-fquarc; whim may be lad, and of I.ongruan and Rees, Paternuitur-row, a Pmpaal fur Pt inting. by Subfeription, in Iwo (kiwis Volume., ens. braked with forty Plates in aqua tints, and Sateen Vignettes. OBSERVATIONS, the Realt ids oaa through rim..lt the whole of Fs:gland, and a cotifiderahie part of Soitiand. in It S..ries of Letters, writtan to a large manber of intriligert and 'Area/able Friends, by Mr. DIBDIN. A Specimen of the Palms 4nl A part of the Piastres may be ken, into( calw. a: Lel:citer-Plase. 'the Songs in the Cake-Houk are all pablithcd, and may be kad !dr. Dibdin's Warehoule. _ _ . 1 h rontettainnu; ta o S.naSauci will continue quo Mon days. Tbuttlays, and Setuaqs, WI W 4. agill of Niacla, 1:, u i i civic :at thc S‘afai. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1801. SOCIETY for the REI.IEP of the RUPTURED POOR. r THE Underligncd, Prefidcnts, Vice-Prelidents, Trcafurer, and Life Governor, of the Society for the Re lief of the Ruptured Poor, think it necciTary to acquaint the public, and the friends of the Inftinition, that they bar: to con nedion with the Gentlemen who met at the Langbourue Ward Coffee Houfc, on the 3d of February ult. JOHN PIN HORN, Efq. in the Chair, and that they difavow the proceedings of that Meeting. _ _ 'They alto think it recefTary further to inform the ruhlic, that proper meafures will be taken tot citre the remaining funds of the Society, and every endeavour ufcd to pi/CC the Charity upon the truly rcfpeetable, ufcful and permanent footing it def.:ryes; and when the plan for that purpofe, and for the fu ture Government of the Society, i. properly matured, it will be Lid hefarc the Society at large, who will have notice tii attend a Gen. rd Meeting of Life Governors, which will bi:advatiled in the Daily Newfpapers. In the mean time Sublet-niers are cautioned not to pay their money to improper perfons.—March c, 1801. HENRY DUNDAS, Prefident. VICE PRESIDENTS. W. WINDHAM, Wk. FAKUHAR, • GARTHbIIORE, • HANKSY, jOUNPLIUS ANGERST/IN. UUVERNORS. J. CANTI/AR. W. F.SOR. J. DUN ERNI. Dave if au Amiss. GOLDSMIDj TIMERBLi W/4 CUATTICRIS, W. 4. A 1.141, josern V,'lLtuN, 10:_/_11N DURVILLE jASIZI WARD. J. W. ADAM,TINAILITCD CABINET PICTURES. Now Exhibiting at Mr. RICHARD .Wkei, York-I - Ina% No. 31., curlier % ditsrs-Strixt, in the Strand, ASELECT COLLECTION of Thirty-two Hijh-finilhtd CABINET PICTURES, ha:lading fevcn by Vernut, the r,ft by Crewzr, and uthcr much-Admirt..l Artilts. Admittance One Sh:lling. bercriptive rratis. N. B. The ExhiLithak will un.tny dole un Satunlay, March the 24th. DR. BUSBY's MUSICAL JOURNAL, lOR THE VOICE. PIANO FowrE THE Sacobia NUMISER .his e;l:cmc,i Work, containing twelve new and Nig:n..l ; ker.. VOCA and in ftrurnental, was publifhej out the firli. Jay el March, and i now to be had at the Ihopi of all the raps ctable ileokfeller• and Mu fic-felicrs.—The Compofitiens in tins kit•m,:cr arc a.. of thefts by Citxs,usixt, PICctNI, 17Ltiut, STIES/LT, TA1SS:111, Dr. LATRAC, HAISIL, ARNutis, Bossy, and otherr. er. ioctt Maf ten; and the Poetry. which is a.l of It vriiteu purpci:ly lar the Work, is by Dr. Wu I.cov, Mr. Pv r, Captain j.tsttts, Mr. Deka, and other writers of chitin :bon. The Pirft and Second Number, which are fold 'or Six Shila ling& each, contain as much MssfiC as woulj be fold fen.tratcly in the mops for Thirty Shillings; but conformably the wines of many of the Patrons of the Work, it is propoic l in future to lower the monthly capence to Fon' Sit/LUNGS each Number, and the third, and every future Number, will confequently be fold at the price of Fouts Sutxxistos each. The public will thus at the very trifling espence of Foam:* uI LLI t e s i'zr month be put in policfLon of aUthe exquifite pieces of Foreign regularly as loon as they appear 'you the Continent, wish a proportionate quantity of intaefting Novelties, by the molt efteemed Compolltrs rcfident in Great Britain. A Number, containing from fix to twelve Pieces, according to their length, will continue to be publifhed on the firtt day of every month, and may be had of Mefirs. Goulding and Co. Pall-mall; of Mr. Thomplun, St Paul's Church-yard; of Meffrs. Ador and Co. Cosnhin ; and all other Mufic and Buck fellers This day was publiihed, ih Octavo, Price as. 641. NUMBER 11. Dedicated, by Special Per:names, to HIS MAJESTY, Of a NEW and PRACTICAL WORK, entitled, 'HE DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPJEDIA ; or, -I- A CoocKe ANALYSIS of inch DISCOVERIES, IN VENTIONS, and IMPROVEMENTS, as are more inmse diately applicable to the Purpolcs of Life: comprebendlop whatever deferves to he known, or may tend to promote NA- I'IONAL PROSPERITY, in the various Branches of Rural and Domenic Economy : calculazial far the Ufe of PRIVATE FAMILIES, but more elpeelally for the Accommodation of thofe who are not inclined to purchafe the more voluminous and expenave Works. By A. F. M. WILLICH, M.D. Author oldie Lectures on Diet and Regimen. _ . . _ London: Printrd for Murray and Highlcy, No. 32, Met- Ilrect ; Vcrnor and Hood, Poultry; G. Krarflcy, Flctt-itzret,• H. D. Symonds, and Thomas Hurft, Patcrntacr.row; and the Author. CONDITIONS. z. This Work will be Lindfamely printed on a new Type, caR purriely for it, and on a fine Dcruy Paper, in Bvo. a. Eaili Number will contain from Eight to Nine Sheets of Letter-prefs, and ooe or mars aprripriate F.ngravlngs, befides occafional Woad Cuts, Illuftrative of thedifferent Subjcdts. 3. The whole Work will be completed in at Icait Twelve, or ntii more than Sixteen Numbers; one of which will appear Monttly, in regular fuccefuon.--Price Halt-a-Crown each NunsW. T his stay was publilhed. price 21. bound, The SICOND EDITION of CONSIDERATIONS on - the Nature and r.Scacy of the LORD's SLIPPER, abridged from the larger Volume. liy VICESIMUS KNOX, D.D. Matter of 'f unbrittge School. The following Paffsge is extras:kW from Hilltop Hoist ties loft Charge to the Ckitty of his r..fiocefe, p. 23. " It is with much fatisfaellon, that I recommend to your perufal, a work not long futile puhlidied upon this fublinsc lab ia ,by a learned Divine of this Diocefe, under the title of CONSIDERATIONS, &c. I have el:quilted the Reverend Author to reduce It to a form and hie fit for general difperlion, among the laity, which I mean to recommend. Meanwhile, it highly deferves the attention of the Pro&flion, to whole parti cular ore It is perhaps better adapted in its prefcnt shape than in one more popular; and it is no inconliderable monument of the kerning and l ikty of the Wester. London Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry; where may be had, by the (eine .‘uthor, the larder Volume, of Confiders- Ilona; chrifliau Philduplay, 3d Edit ; Senna is, 3d Edit.; Mrs Moral and Literary, 2 vol t . 14th Edit; Liberal Education, a vols. t ath Edit.; Winter Evenings, visi. 3d Edk.; Family I.cetures, a vols. bro. 3d Edit.; Elegant Estradts, wig. Edition, &e. Ste. &e. This day was poblithed, In One large Volume tamu. peke 3a In boards, AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the . 1 - A. BIBLE: bring the Fourth Edition of the eat Volume of the Elements of Chriaian Theology ; containing Proofs of the .luthasticity and Intpiration of the Holy S:riptures • a Sum mary of the Maury of the Jews; an Account of the Jewilli Sea/ ; and A brief Statement of the Contents of the fcrwa• [Rooks of the Old and New Telt:imam. By GEORGE PRETY !WAN, D. D. F. R. S. Lord Rithop of Lincoln. Printed for Cadell and Navin, Strand ; Rivington. St. Paul's Church-yard; White, Fleet-area ; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Lunn, Osfurd-areet ; Mighton, Cambridge; anal Cooke, and Hanwell ansi Parker, Oztord. Of wham may be bad, by the fame Author, t. Elements of Cbnitian Theology; deigned principally for . the Ufe of young Students in Divinity, Third Edition, a Vol., leo. ass. boards. a. A Sermon preached at the Ca balral Church of St. Paul, before his Majelly and both Horics of Parliament, on l'ilefday December au, tysiy„being the Day appointed for a general Thank:giving; Second Edman, price ts. 3. A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diorefe of Lin cob, at the triennial Viti:A:iort of that Diucdc, is May and • June s 11794 Price 1 •• (41 ; 4. A Charge deirecrul to the Ocrgy of the Di of Lin- cola, at the triennial ViLtatior. of that I.Mosgioa 1Y Janie and July goo; Second Edin4aa, tri:4 Le. This day wax publifh,J, In Three Vali. Duodecimo, price tr-s. 6d. roved, LI) INCH: A Satirical Story. By the 0 Avnioit of " A PIECE of I.A7VIIIN 11:0Zat.:2- PHY, he. &c." fetlfe of ridicule is given to us, mul may be lawful y ufed." DR. JOHNSON. London : Printed for Aiumy and Ifighley, No. 32, 1-leve-Ilreet TICKETS and SHARES arc felling in a variay ut Numbers, w.sramcd undruwit, and will c.in tinue on Suit. during the Dr.,wmg, at DRUMMOND s LUCKY OFFICE, Nu. 6s, Flort-ftretl ; when• the Tw.i Pint Capital Prim.; drawn this Lottery w. rr Suld, ItcsiltuTed. STATE of the WHEEL. - S - Priv:* rt - 30,cre 20p00 3 3 5.4-x) 6 ara IO tra &fides secl. tczl. &c. Country Orders cardully . 01:1,,ietl to, and Priavi pal,' at form a. drAwn ‘II Aii.ds ut t :vVernMent SlCUritik.l bJUVit and fohl by Comrnic,:u. THE LNGLIsH LOTTERY BEGAN DRAWING ON MONDAY LAST. THE SCHEME CONTAINS - s • Prizes of £. 30Po° s 30,000 3 topoo 4 3, 0 0 8 6 --, 2,003 110 ..-- 1,000 16 soo 54 -- too too go 27,200 IS Half a Million of Money Staling In prizes. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under: Pird-Drawn Ticket 25th Day £.10,000 Ditto 29th Day 20,000 I)iTO3 33d Day 30,000 Ditto 40th Bay 2,000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the ufual time in full Iterling money, without any difeount or dodudlion. 'T`ICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are 11 felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE is En;-,laud, &Aland and !Matt& And the Prizes paid on demand. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket £.17 9 0 Half II 18 0 Eighth a 3 6 (..7,2arter 4 10 o Sixteenth 1 3 3 •„ • 1. 1 crfons In the country may be fupplicd with Tickets Of Shares the fame as if relent, by fending Poft Office Orders. goof Bills. CASI,or B.mit-notes, to any Licagal Lottery Olike. C PRICE SIX-PENCE. NAST INDIA HOElSE,Febrattry 25,1805. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tL UNITE D CO eIIPA Art - of MERCHANTS of E NC, LA NA:, odisoo t. tbe LAST IND! ES , do bad y give antler, rf., : v will le readt to sereizse Propfdo in toritior, Ask, isp, en or defier Welnfiloy tub e f March xest,frone day Perfon to 0 may be ^..cillaig to la ,:oodx,,von-6.lfrented Sbits oftbeiorthen lakes! Tnas rr opsoard., f r thejisid Company, Arnie, ; 1.46 Ships alp osad by es: Coolest•• s Snrvesor I, and to be m.rnncd and e 7 ..sp i ne rijpee7 op-oaf." asp, legends!" to the &foal reran te•o• s f the Cosepary, as to their wad, Si.,.i The Ta rder. I. exps-ji rle losogi late of prate fretibt, with fat &Cowan?, fir :war sooting...des as is In be wade to tee Owner, Ida • yder fisdfealm, ntecp:llll fe tl e expence f otailitainine and retresa i..v L.v.ar• and firsigx Seamen, a, there said be no opportunity of raw y riatem mt. T.- Tendrs, with e• noon!, " S4O Tender" err the comer, to it .:::-erdly If. scab the Secretary at or drfre Twelve at now, sle fsi.l 11th, f Marl neot, afire nobieb boor xo tender still be seceined. W I LLIA M It A MSAr, Semidry. r ft& Terra and C.v.i;tiom on tuLiel. A. fail Siips bt tracr:.un.d in 41, evaparryVeraire. Nosy 6r fan opplicatiu, fa Mr. CLrk :6e C.nutie.r rf SLiptiag. E.I.:Y-INDIA HOUSE, Frbrcary 20, iko. IF. COURT e DIRECTORS of Mt - 1 - UNITED COMPANY 11 MERCHANTS of ENG LANADI '&1%! to Me EAST INDIES, do hereby give Mier, Va. :le t a• r to r:::. 4 :4ls•Ppefelt it writieg at airy thste ow or bp, Thmilay the 06th M next. jr.in any perfaas,on salmi .isd .erribtions lir) or. to braid Ships ?skeet 800 ant, I, be let On Pettit f r tbe [aid Company'efsmioe,fir fix voygges ems fain, at frebcbt ft?. hoo tons aid Lafffrright for two nage, firM prlrfoli fpa.inting a permanent peacefreigis, lii he alike to China act all pert: of India, suitb tixcledge or witiont Sind pt.'.efajd fix silage', and a?lb a rate per me, daring soar, s.bi.b magi vide& 41 e.. re exponees f remstraimg and Jimmy, dierienee te.ws„ onsd miry other additional charge recifosad TrJr, tbe experts of returning Ll:are only reaped: That MI: framel rate: of freight be 'fired on the towel Prow , for fits b.:iii to tie river r 1 mem, r at the Ort Port., as Mere will no: le an p .o:ua;t y if misting any alms. meet ; altar is pal/ions may cry: , 64 wear tenders oral, tie vs. a hifber tender fie Pr+A era tower Jr war, and the oilse !cc!, the :carer', the C..ri mean to accipt the tendert whieb appear to them ender all eirimmilances lobs the Mei? °fr., if they appear to the Cnart to be renfinaße. The Tenders, with Me words •• Ship Tenders" on the raw, to be feveral) Raid up, and 112 wig- tbm Se:rd.:7, at or blom twelve **climb at won, on the fail 16M March next, lisped w&oblein. not any will be received. WILL I.:M RAMSAY. Secretary. Tkparticelare of the principal dime's/ion' and Amelia's ; a f an iimmtory of tie priiiipiefiores, the copy f the areal 'tarter party as am ontliae, together with for otter terra aid coaditions cn whicb tle,fir Ship: are to be tendered and entertained in the Company', firri.e, may he 6a4/, on apph.clion to Mr. Caggan, Clerk to the Committee of Shippieg, in or after Terfday th e 24th or/wt ; and th at, not any tender wi t br anfodered toniefi amok in every reffecl imp-malty to the stow terms. • VALUABLE REVERSION IN STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD IV AUCTION, Bp Mr. HENSHAW. On Monday the 151 ( 1 of Aprit, 180 t, between the hours a Three and Si: in the Afternoon, at the Shaltelpeare Tavern. in Newcaitic.under-Lynae, in the County of ktathed ; rub. jeel fuch as will be then produced, THE REVERSION (expeetant.on the deceare of Mrs. Hatrell, widow of the late Henry Hatrcll, Efq.) of all that capital Manage or Tenement, with the Coach. bodes, Stables, Outbuildings, and other Appurtenances there unto belonging, and about five Acres of Rich Meadow ur Par. turc land adjoining therLus, Situate at Stoney Fields, near Newcallic-under-Lyme aford.id, and now in the Pe/NZ= of the laid Mrs. Hatred. Stoney Fields is about half a mile &Rant from Nemeth% very pleafantly fainted oa a commanding eminence, and is in every refped a definable Refidunce for 'genteel Family. The !lustre and Buildings are in complete repair. The dining and drawing-rooms arc very fpacious, the former being Twenty (even Feet by Twenty-one Feet, and the latter Twenty-three Feet by Twenty-one Feet. Permiffinn will be given by Mrs. Harrell to view the Pre mites, and farther Particulars may be known on application to George Parker, Efq. No. 2. Brick Court, Middle Temple, Lon don, or at the office of Mr. Vernal, at the Brafa-works near Stuue, in the County of Stafford. STOVES, &c. 'By his MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. STRATTON's improved Stoves and Fite Places at del: Ma nufadtory near the Afarialen, atackfriaes:rooL THE principle of this invention is to prevent the beat going up ttie chimney, the duft dying Into the room, the chimney (rota fmoking, and to reduce the confamp tion of fuel; they arc alto pardeuLirly adapted to Gentle men's halls, Stair Cafes, Churches, and every fituation where much heat is required. A large affortment of the molt iniprov. ed kitchen ranges, with boilers and ovens, fee. the bed adapted o bake bread, s n ot, pies, dec. by the ufe of which a very large proportion of the %dual quantity of fuel will be Caved, tog,ther with his Patent Autifuclift and Steam Kitchen in duly ufe. Kitchen furniture iu copper, iron, and block tin ' and Rumford molten, and Roves of every deferiptlon, may be had alto in a varlet./ at elegant patterns, at Seddon 's Upholftery Ware -ratio, Dover-ftreet Piccadilly: and at Stii:th's Java Warthoufe, No, 95, Chi:riotte-ltrcet, Rathlione-place. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGF.S.iS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. THE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by his Effence of Anehovlea, anal other Ititk Sauces for Fhb—Sauce, Stewed Beef, Haftsed Calves Heads, B_ef Steaks, Made Dile% Wild Fowl, and Came, with many Do. Bowies fur the Table, Side-board, and Store-room, which are more fully expreffed in his Catalogue (he being the !nvebtor them), has Induced many perfuns to give the fame name to articles entirely different, which are vended at many Se.", in London, by perfous who im to the principal Towns In Ef:clsed, Ireland, and Scotlaud. to foliclt Orders of 'Eradcfmen and Inn keepers, who in coufequence are often ferved with a (parlous fort, of very inferior quality, which is net only an impofition, but a great shEappointmatt to Families who pun:laufe than with a VICW of having good Sauce to their Fiat, Ste. N. B. None arc his genuine, but what have there wads on t►e label, a Burgers's Original and Superior Elince et Ancho vies, No toy, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." - _ Welt India Merchants. PLlntcre, Officers of the Nary and Army, frpplied with Rich Rancho( every defcription for Nth, Heins, Cold Meats, &e. Sallaal Oil, Pickles and Mußard, Pickled Beef in Rounds and Brifkcsa, Pickled Tripe, Ike. properly prepared fur ►eeping la any Climate, by J.lSurgef and ion, ae above, span the dimwit notice. ICE, MILLET, and SCOTCH BARLEY, I lit LA. (Scarce and Dearer) One Pound equal to One Shilling in Flour or Bread. Bell Caroiina Rice and Millet sad. to 6d. per b. or 5µ to s6r. per Cwt. To THE POOR, (Millet only) it per lb. Belt Rice and Millet ,hound, yd. per lb.—Bell Rice awl Millet Flour, M. per lb. Scotch Barley, ad. to 4d. pa lb. Off 36410 act. per cwt. Sugars, Moja, only lid. to Sid. pa lb. Lump wily LIP. per lb. Better Sorts ebeapt r in proration. Teas, Black. zs. to ten. per lb. Green, so to us. per 11). And One Ouree per lb. overweight. Codices auJ Chocolate, 44. to 6s. per lb.—Genuine Cocoa, a. pa lb. Pot Ready Money adv. Bleffn. EAGLETON and Co's Old Eitabilliped Tea Warehoufc, 'The Original Orafshopper, , TIIIRTT TZARS, No. 42, 02421)12de, and 9, Billiopfgate. I Brett Within, near Con:bill I Enquirers (only) aloft pay Poll. CAUTION.—No cone Rion with any other }Niles with the Sign ache Grafshopper, he. or any other hoofe of the fame name, &e. Nor have Any Peri - ons in the Kin/Juan authority to oft for fell Teas, &c. in) tilt it Names or Finn. N. B. Orders, pa Pinny or Getteral Putt, inclofing Bank or Good Bills, feat to caant asnoLut, or Change mural in Goods, or Orders for payment on Delivery, to Coach, or Carri.r, ate. duly attended to, Whole:fate and Retail, and feat to any Part, Place, Coach, Carrier, lan. Wtort, Jet. in I London. itcgoda timely AIWA watts Ortlors. REGISTRATION OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF HERITABLE PROPERTY. NOTICE to all SELLERS and PURCHASERS of HERI TABLE PROPERTY, in and war GLASGOW. FROM the frequent transfer of PROPERTY. sad the very great quantity conftantly In the Market, it is coldest, Were an Office opened fur the Regiftratine of all the Heritable Properties on fide, either in Glafgoor ' Lanirkihire, or any cf the neighbouring Counties, it would afford much conventeney both to the Buyers and Sellers. The tkvurrs of many Properties, though ready arid willing to fed. will not be at the trouble and expenee of adoertiling its the tlewipap..r, and otluirs do not choofc to hill their Pro perties up to public vi.w in that mama.. Some Properties cannot bear the heavy chArge even eat tsecafional advartifing ; and very few cat afford to have fo full defetiptions given as would be fatigtAttory, and arc often wanted. For thee and funilsr realm's, there mud at all times be much Property fur fair that is nut fully known to be at market. Sellers, by means of the Scheme now propofed, would al• ways have an opportunity to keep their Property In the rye of the Public, and in view of all who rally with to purchafc, and at a very moderate expence, as Property mitered would appear in the market till fold. • An inititution of this kind would give Purchafers an oppor tunity of procuring general inforinatieo, and of fixing particu lar defcriptions of tine Heritable Property on fair, w►ich smut pnive au advantage to all concerned. To wry thi► into died, GEORGE THOMSON, corner of Hutekefess-ftreet,Glafgow, has OPENED an OFFICE for the REGISTRA rioN HERITABLE PROPERTY on SALE, and (elicits the fop port, encouragement, and patronage of the Niblick. lie has ulr.usly on his Books. Several ESTATES in the couNTRv. A Variety of SITUATIONS fur VILLAS, Many LOTS e( BUILDING GROUND, And a great Choke of HOUSES, Which .rc to be told by yawns Proprietors and Azenta at different Times and Places. Rczift rat)sin, when the Defcription is a moderate length, Five :Millings, and ii renewal after (landing a year on the Books, Two Shinnies and Sixpence. GEORGE 'THOMSON farther offers his terrace to the Pub lick as a BROKER or AGENT, citber in the Sale or Purchafe of Heritable Property. This be hopes may prove a aerrenies ey to Gentlemen who are not immediately on the (pot. or who have alter and more important ingaecnians on their hands. He has at prefent the Difpofal of LANDS in the COUNTRY, SITUATION. iur VILLAS. BUILIDENG GROUNDS. a va. rimy of HOUSES and SHOPS in GLASGOW, which he sir commends to intending Pm - chafer!, as well deferring attention Brokerage for thk. Pur..haie or Sale of any Property at or un der Iwo Hundred Pounds, Two Guineas, with Five Shillings tor evtry additional Hundred Pounds. Gentlemen at a aflame within& to lay out Money in the Pura auk of Enotcs in Scotland, or upon Mortgage, may receive fuch Information as they may want, by Wriiiog, paft-pall, an the Aleat.:Xr. Glafgow, 11:1 Feb. i$ a.