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MIME IMP • •. Li.l N737;:iltf, , • • J kAi i i,--••fr o • A T', • ; ,~~i • _ . jr•i\ , - .. • - " ''fe l‘ $ ; i sl, lo ,;‘,...,..,.„,.~ 4p ,'P _l-0,.._ T. 4 , 1 ‘..11r.; -7 _ mot , ~ .P. ' sY, urAzz: 38523 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • "TO-MORROW EVENING, March 24, 030 t, L their Malt-files Serrants will perform the Comedy of THE INCONSTANT. Bizarre, Mr& JORDAN. To which will be ada a the Dramatic Rontavez of BLUE BEARD. - ml. Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with Harlequin Amulet. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO-MORROW EVENING, March 24, 18ot , will be performed the new Comedy, in Five Ads, ogled THE POOR GENTLEMAN. To which will be adde he new PEROUSE Hilloric Pantomime Drama of ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. This Evening —Ring Richard the Third ; with Peroufe. STATE OF THE NATION. On Tnefday nest will be ruhlilhed, rice is. ACANDID APPEAL TO THE NATION, on the prcfcot Crias of Affairs, and recent Change of Printed for Lachington, Akins and Co. Temple of the Mutes, Finfbary-fiatiare ; and C. Chap*. No. 66, Pall-Mall. This day was publilhed, In Three Vols. Duodecimo, price tos. 6d. false& LD NICK: A Satirical Story. By the O AITrHOR of A. PIBCB of FAMILY BIOGRA PHY, &c. &c. &c." "The leak of ridicule is given to us, and may be lawfully ufed." DR. for NllO N. London: Printed for Murray and k 'Wiley, No. 3a, Fleet-theet. This day was publilled. in larje Bvo. elegantly printed on a fine wove Cream coloured Paper. Price gs. in boards, or toe. 6d. bound and letten.d, MURAL NIGHTS : ELEMENTS OF CI VIL KNOWLEDGE. By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE R Efq. Printed for the Author, pu,Eifhel by Cloned, No. sot, Strand. orimete St, Clement's Church. Thls - &y poblilhed, Hewnly printed in (malt Wave, price ,Is. neatly half bound, ASHORT ACCOUNT of the ROYAL AR TILLERY HOSPITAL, at Wool aids: With Conte 01,- Servidoes en the Management of Artillery Soldiers, refpetiing the Prefervation of Health. Addraed to the Accra of the Regiment, and dedicatai to the Matter General and Board of Ordnance. By JOHN ROI.LO, M.D. Sureeon GenduLitoYal London Printed for J. Mammas? (fitmegm to Mr. Dilly), Poultry. Of whom mayle bad, by the Gm.. Author, CAPPS of the DIA RETES MELLITUS; with the Refills of the Trials of certain Acids, and other fuhftances, in the Cute of the l.ues Vs:Roma. Socoud Edition. In one /*Taut large Odasto Volume, price 111. boards. By who alto is jolt publiSsed, CHISHOLM's ESSAYr.n the MALIGNANT PUTT LENTIAL FEVER, introduced to the Welt Indian Muds f7r..m4loulLvn, on the Coal of Guinea, as it apmarol In 17)3. 1794, 179,5, and 1796, &c. Second Edition. la ti 79 Jose Octavo Volumes, price 161. hoards. IMPROVED SYSTEM OF TEM:DINO. This day was publinted. In One large Volume, Odavo, In boards ' price r . Itrongly fanelioned by the opinion% of eminent Judges anneve4 to It, and dedkated, by perrniffion, to th' Rev. Trtowss Rrnmext., D. a F. A.S. Matter of the Tempht, and to the Res. WI LLIAM WUITt LOCI, M. A. Molter of the Academy in Soho-fuarc, and Succeiror to the Res , . Dr. Its R RoW 'THE A RT OF TEACHING, or COMMIT. NICATING INSTRUCTION, Examined, Meth*, diva, and facilitated. BY DAVID hfORRICE, Private Thither. The Art, with the Rules and 01;fervatious, is applied to all the various Branches of School Education, but particularly to Clafacs. The Work, (hewing the necellty, as well at pointing out the method, of enameling Religions, Moral, and Philofophical Knowledge, with the Study of the Claßies, anti the Sciences, is adapted to the Uri: of Parents initruaing their own children ; to Teachers and advanced Pupils of both Scars ; to young Gentlemen In the Royal Nay", or the Con:pail's Service ; and to grown Perfons ftudying without a btafter.—lt alfo contains interefting Remarks on the relative Situations of Mafters of Academics and their Affillants. . . Pubhilted and fold by Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Mufes, Fintburriquare ; alto by Richtrdlon. Combill Darton and Hsrvey,Graeechurch-ttreet 14stchard.Piccaiii1F; Tabart, the Juvenile Library, Bond-ilrect ; and all the uta. principal Bookfellers. N. B. The Author proporm to educate a few young Gentle. mm ou the Plan of this Work, in an airy Situation at the Welt End of the Town.—Letters addrelTed to him at any of the above BookfeUers, wM be refpedfully attended to. NEW MUIEC--Publillsed by CLEMENTI and Company, No. 26, Cheapfide ; Who beg leave to acquaint their Friends and the Public, that their Trade will In future be carried on under the almve Inn, Mr. Longman having no longer any Mare whatever in the concern. VOCAL MUSIC. Haydn—The Creation, in &ore - Zs as Ditto--Ditto, adapted for Voices and Piano Porte, by Clementi H2ydrt—A Cantata an Mike's Vi.ory - (truer—Six Canzonets Rd.—When fnow defeends - - - A Journal of French Airs, Igo. r to 3, rich - N.B. Shortly will be publiffied, the Opera of Vie gizia ; the Mufie by Mrs. Piowden PIA NO POSTS name. Paydn—Cod Cave the Emperor; adapted by CE - menti 0 s 6 Duffek--Thrce Sonatas, O. 46 - • 8 0 ('rather —Duct fora Piano Fortes, or Piano & Harp o R 0 Viotti—Three Sonatinas, with Accompaniments 0 6 0 OTrowetz—Three Sonatas, op. s 5 - - ° Firl.l--Three Sonatas, op. I,dedicated to hir. Cknicat i 0 g o Ilaigh--Three Sonatas - - o E Mali --Three Rondos, op. 4, from favourite Ain 0 3 Xmß—Three Rondos, op. 21, from Ruffian aVa s 03 0 Kanfisra—Three Sonatas - 0 8 o Cm wetz — A favourite Notturno - 0 4 0 Cr aner—A Sonata - - - 0 4 0 N.B. Shortly will be publillieti, Four Sonatas by Clemeiatl, Three gonatas by Cramer, Two Sonatas by Haigh, and a va riety itt otlwrl.efrona by the moll eminent Corr.rafcra '.I•UM sato wtotoNeetto NIUSIC. V.Diii--Three Ducts, op. 6. Book pkto•--Tliree Duets, two Violins, Book 11 Plelel.--1311 Duets, two Violins - Hock--Coneerto Violoncello 111.17711, CLARIONST, A MY /LAO MIMIC. Mu11.7--Thrce Ducts, op. *O, Flutes - - 07 6 lAtto--Three Ducts, op. at, Flutes - ' 06 0 It rafinkry—Thrce Ducts, op. 5, Book 1 and a, sack 0 5 0 Illeleth—Three Duet., op. to - - - 0 5 0 Ditto... Three Ducts, op. sj - - - 0$ 0 aluep--.A Seleeliou of /'.in sail Duets, Flarvict 0 1 0 010,00.-1 saw Duets, Two Ctarionets - - • • / 31 '1 . ...:Tw0 Scts of Military Mu6c, each - 013 o N.B. Shortly wM be publilhed, a Study for the This, sok* tallulls Airs, Ducts, Preludes, Ste. by the followow eminent C° 4 'rokss . Lk-vicars, Hatmeilter, Vasicrbstat, itagnpf, Afillign klausai, Picycl, Park, kc. he MONDAT, MARCH , 23, Imo I This day was pub:lilted, prim ss. boards, . • - A TREATISE of the RIGHTS and DUTIES . of BELLIGEREN I' and NEUTRAL NATIONS, with relpeet to MARITIME AFFAIRS; in which the prin ciple of ARMED NEUTRALITIES, and the Opinions of Manna and Sew toost., are folly difeuffed. By ROBERT WARD. Efq. Author of the Enquiry into taw Hatay and Foundation of the Jaw ot Notions in Europe before the Age of Gro•ius. London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-ftreet. This 1117 Wen publiilied, price 4s. REMARKS on Mr. SCHLEGEL's WORK, upon tb Vifitatlon of Neutral VeMs under Convoy. By ALEXANDER CROKE, Efq. LL.D. Advocatc in DoEtor's Conunon.•. Rohl by J. White, i lox-Arca ; aed J. Delareu, J.Stockdalc, and J. Wright, Piccadilly. %litre may be had, by thefante Author, Report of the Cafe HorM; againft Liddiard, upon the queßicat of Whist cossfert is omeifary to the Marriage of illegi timate Minors t with Mn intrododory *far, Imo the Theory and halliory usaia r dams to meptimate Children. 'llb day was vablitilied, In One Volume, ho. Fire 75.6 d. boards, SERMONS, on various Subje&s. By SAMUEL STANHO.PE SMITH, a D. Prefident of the College of NeR krfey, America. There "Sermon; were tranfasitted by the Author, with a view of ali ertaining how far his mode of thinking and Writing might be acceptable to ;he people of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain. Having beat infpcdedby two eminent Divines, who regard them ap the Snell fpecimens of oratory, as well as the ftrongeß incitements to true religion and morality, this vo lume is fubmitted to the criterion of general fentiment. London : Printed for j. Mawman (fuceeffor to Mr. Dilly), in the Poultry. Ot whom alfestnuy he bad, Jul! publithed, THIRTEEN PRACTICAL SERMONS, founded upon Doddrige's kife, &e.c, to which are added, Rome is Fallen ! &c. By FRANCIS WRAI,I6ILIM, M. A. Bvo. 6s. boards. SERMQNS, chiefly intended to promote Faith, Hope, and Charity. By V. KNOX, D. D. Third Edition. Large Oc ravo. 44. beardp. REGTITRAT!ON orFici: FOR TTIF SALE OF IfiltrrAnr PROPERTY. NOTICE to :II SELLERS and PURCHASERS of 111:R1- TAbLE PROPERTY, in and 13C37 GLASGOW. "PROM the I * n:fluent transfer of PROPERTY, .1 and the very Er-at quantity emits:any lit the Market, it ts evident, were en Office ooened for the Regiftration of all the Heritable Properties on Lie, either in Glafgow, Lanarkihire, or any of the neighbouring Cowries, it would afford muck conveniency both to the Buyers and Sellers. The Owners of many Propertier., tholtElt ready and willing to fel!, will 3:ot be at the trouble mid expellee of advertifing in the Newfpapers,.and others d•, tun cline& to bohl their Peo perties up to public view in that manner. Some Propt-r-ies cannot bear the heavy charge even of occallonal advertiling ; and very few can afford to have Co full defcriptions given as would be fatisfadtory, and are often wanted. For tnefe and lunilar reafons, there mutt at all times be much Property for Pale that is no: fully known to be ot market. Sellers, by means of the Scheme now propated, would al -1 ways have an opportunity to keep their Proxrty in the eye of the Public, and in view of all who redly with to pi:rebate, and ' at a very modswate expasee,m3 Property reglftered would appear in the market ti,l fold. An luititudon of this kind would girt PurchiTers an oppor tunity cf procuring generallaformanon, and of feciog particu • bar deferiptions of the 'irritable Property on tale, which mull prove an advantage to concerned. To carry this Mu aid, GEORGE THOMSON, corner of Hutchdon-itrect,G4(gow, bas OPENED an OFFICL fur the REGISTRATION of HERITABLE. PROPERTY cn SALE, and fol...ths the fup port, e,ncouragemea, and patronage of the Publick. He has alreadyou his Books. Several LSTATES in the COUNTRY, A Variety of SITUATIONS for VILLAS, Many LOTS of BUILDING GROUND, And a great Choice of HOUSES, Which arc to be hid ►y various Proprietors and Agents at , different Times and Places. Regiltratiso, when the Defcription b a moderate kngtli, Five Shillings, and if renewed after 'landing a year on the Books, Two ShMings and Sixpence. GEORGE THOMSON farther neon his fervice to the Pub lick as a BROKER or AGENT, either in the Sale or Purchafe of Heritable Property. This he hopes may prove a eonvenien cy to Gentlemen who are not iaunediately an the fps, or who have other and more its clan Engagements on their hind% He has at prefent the Dffpofal of LANDS in the COUNTRY, SITUATIONS for VILLAS, BUB.XIING GROUNDS. a va, riety of HOUSES, and SHOPS in GLASGOW, whicL he re. commends to intending Purchafau. as well deferring atlention Brokerage for the Purchafc or Sale of any Property a: ,run der Two Hundred Pounds, Two Guineas, with Five for every additional Hu,lred Pont as. Gentlemen at a dittan , :e wifuing to lay out Money In the Par chafe at Eftata m ScoJacd, or upon Mortgage, may rearm fuck information as they may want, by writing, putt-paid, to the Advert:ll'er. Glafgow, stthFeb.sgor. This day was publithra, . . Elqgandy printed in Two Volumes Quarto, hot-preffod, with a Dm whoic Sheet Map, with Portraits, Sepulchral Efigies, Views, Pines of Roman Stations, Towns, Caftles, and an cient Encampments, illuitrative of the Hiltory and Antiqui ties of the County, Price 41. qs. in Boards, HISTORICAL TOUR in MON MOUTHSHIRE. By the Rev. WILLIAM COPE, A. MF. R. S. F. A. S. Printed fee T. Cada. end W. Davies strand. •, • The Plata is this Wok aluount to upw - ards of Ninety, exclunve of Vignettes. The Partraits are from original !Names never before engraved; the Vieyrs are principally from Draw ings by Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart. and engzuved by Lyme aad other artinent Artilts ; the Plans are drawn from actual Survey ; and the Map is eouftruded from the bra Authorities, under the Diredion of Mr. A rrowfmith. • As above spay alto be had, by the rune Author, a. Memoirs °file Life and Adminiftration of Sir Robert Walpole, Bail of Orford, with original CorriSpondenec and authentic P4pera, never before publithed, 3 Vu6. 4to. 31. Ids: In Boards. 2. A nuw Edition of thr rune Work, without the Corre fpondence and Papers, 3 Vols. Ran. 71. 45. in Boards. 3. 'Travels in Switzerland, and the Country of the Grifons, elegantly printed In 2 Vials. Royal Q4arto, and illußrated with Views taken nn the spot by Mr. Smith, a Map, and 011zr Plato, 61. 6s. in Boards. This day was publillad, price is. 6d. A FEW MINUTES ADVICE to GENTLE -4 L MEN of LANDED PROPERTY, and the Admirers of Forel! Scatter w#llDirodtines for Sowing, Railing, Plant ing, and t..e Mausgensent of Foreft Trees. To which is added, a Catalogue of Foreft Trees, Fruit Trees, and flowering Shrubs, with their ufual Prices, as fold by the Nurferytnen and Seed[- men. 4, We owe our Wealth and relay to an Acorn." Printed far Cr 0037 and Letterman, Static,' Whcrc may be had, juR publifliud, Tomkin's Beauties of Englith Poetry, fcludlcd to enforce the pradtice otVirtue, with confiderablc additions, price bound Friends; or. Contret between Virtue and Vice, with fevers wood cuts, darned for Youth, by Mrs. Griffin, bound in vel lum, t s.6d. , Duties of the Female Sex; from infancy to old are, and in molt fituaticins of life exemplified, embelfifised'with An elcrant Frontifplece, price bound as. 6d. Dyke's Reading made perfealy car) , ; with additions and im provements by D. Punting, the only genuine edition, being the 38511, pric.• 6d. Eaßten Ant-Motet of exemplary Charadtcrt. with &Licht.' of Chinefe Hiftory, dufigned for Youth, bound 3.. Pupil'. Friend; or Repetition Book, feketed from the brit authors for the ate of Schools, bound in red sa 6d. Rudiment, of Conitrudtive Ltymology and Syntax, third edition, as. 6d. Mays on Rhetoric, carefully (cloned from Dr Lee • tutu on that fJhjedi, a new eilitinn carreEted, 41.6 d. Lvening Re-rrations, confining of original Stories, written by a Lady for the tife of her Young Friends, a new edition, with a beamif Frontifpieee, bound in vellum, 2% Toe Two Princes of deligned for Youth, with a Frortifpleeee PENNA DUPLEX. By his Majelly's Royal Letters Patent, the newly invented Machine for writing with TWO PENS, producing, at the fame infant, TWO ORIOIN.t.LS, according to the common mode of writing, is *third to the commercial, poHtical. 1.1,31, and literary world, as well as to all perfous &limns of preferving autbentk records of their corrcfpoodenee, Rau:menu, comporstions, &c. &c. &r. bormtion. which is reduced to a practice both o..fy and free from every defect. has been tiraioned by the patrona: of fume of the molt diitingalfhed charaeten is the king !rim, and of kveral t0D.411 ambatradon. Many perfuns who bad been obliged to have recourfe to the copying or rather periling Machine, have experienced the molt en opkte fat isfaetinn in the uk of the DOUBLE warrEit. The toilette and inconve nience attending the former, are weally fuperfeded by the lat ter, which is fo jolly formed that there can be DO mißake in ita ufe, and econarnacel with fuck mechanical ementfs and folklity, as to preclude the net-anti of ail rcpir. By this ma chine, on the merits of which alone the Patentee nits his pre- Motions to general eneoururement, the merchant and trader, zoncernedlo tionuiou depast meats tithe public Enke, gentlemen of aloud nay defcriptlic in the Ltw, and all pro fur engar.ed in an ettenfive and important corr,ilwahltnce, will be enabled not only to five great tomtit,: ar..l . spout. out 10%0 to avoid the pollibility of inourreetnefs, to whit.'. the In ft stopyi/ta arc too frequently liable. The Double Writer will br found peoalisrfr ddul in copy ing Drawings; and to OCTOIOII,II who Ravel, k mita he muse initial& Pt point of accuracy and fecrery sh.ds the met ilk and nanfidani asnanurnfie. The execution at the Machine Is fo cuetly minute, as 5e render it impolfible to .Liewrer tke Rightett differ nee in • hair Rroke, or in the marks of mittAis • Minn. The (pace occupied by the tita:Mte,- it vary eriXog. 4s it is contained in a (null-baud p. rtzbk wettinr .l.lk. Manufaftured and fold only ;Pyr J. N. Fa:thing, No. 43, Cor London, Pocket Rook Maker, ac.J Portable to uS in; Dc& Mastsiatfloscr. Witolefale sad Gtr k zporLikes. CHICHESTER, SUSSEX. TO St SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, and entered o? at Midfununer neat. ' A CAPITAL Brack -built DwlLLisc- HOUSE, -I. 1 - in cotnpleat repair. titua cd in the Nunh-ltreet, Chi chetter conlilting of flee good bedekimber4, with clofets,aind a drellin:-room, on the attic—Four hell bedchambers, with a large clokt air Putty, and a dreifing-room, on the firit-Soor— On the ground tluor are a tirowingwoum, about so tee: kuare i , a bteakiaft-ruum, t 7 fret by ts, a dining-room, se feet by 17, with a china auk* or fture-room, a larder and milklimfe, but- Ices pantry, large birchen, and a fcnikry, a doable coach batik adjoining, wi?lt a four Rai (table: with a good kitchen garden and large greenhoufo—alfo a meadow of rich land, con taining aboat 7 acres, and nearly aajolukg the end of the Nurth-Rreet.--The premifes are well zdapted for the immedi ate reception of a genteel family. Far further pattieular. enquire of John Utt error, Efq. of Chi &Liter, the proprietor. N. B. Largc and convenient celaring, perfetitly dry, under the Hook. COAL and IRON4TONE.—TO BE LET, On Leafe, far fuels a Turn aa tiny be agreed 00. THE COAL :nut MON-STONE in the 13,irn. ries (Manors) of Ca *ander alki EaMirk, in reatiand, and in the adjoiains Lanais bclotti,tag, in property, to Mr. Forboi,of Clandet. • The Man on of Cadander and Falkirk, including the Vaffal ' age ender which the Coal is refo-ved. comprehend about eight ilinufand Sthi Acres, or ten thoufami Eu,..lialt Acres, and tire Coal is fuppol...l to citcnd ever nearly th. wholc of this fpacc, having been tried .:14 wrought in viatica,' parts of tiw property, and !ring at precut working in the adjocent Latvia. The Scams of Cool were formerly wrought by Levels, or Drains, were (our feet thick, with a good Roue end Pavement, and of fuels gnat.: y as to have been oied in fopplying Iruo Furnaces. Thare i. alfo a great ..hiendance of Iron-limit. and regular Seams of it, from which it can b: brought the Surface at a (mall cepence; it is eficarm.l robe of the Inn and is at prdcnt acceiGhl•• worn reams Ph. where it was formerly wrought : irco-ileme Pits Sill open. anal where ties:mai* body or Seam hes, are funniest withos zoo yards of the Great Forth and Clyde Canal. Is hick rune through the &anal& Property lies an a populous Connery. in the immediate likleiglaboorhood of the Tullio of Faikirk, and within four miles of Grangemouth, where there I. an esceliait }Lithos/kr capable of admitting Ships of sect Sursicta, and oath which there is a direct ComenosS•cathin by means of the Gera Canal, Cu that PO Los irith La &again pet feats a moth ckgabk Situation for brat Works o:. an ratereAsa Scale. There to abstastauce °Cruet= tor ittrAirs : the Ornsmte en talo various Ards of Clry ht tor cmninon bricks; tLere Is alto Chy proper ria L nirkittg Fire-BrirJui of the r.,:t qu3titr ; isnol Lime may be lust ar a rrry moderate Pritia byWater•Crerime. tor hartur ArtiessLirs, applir i-mt may la is to Pat. Fort , " Ceparastsvitouret. wag FAQ*. BANES OF THE THAMES—IISLEWORTH. TO BE SOLD IT TRIVATI CONTRACT, ABEAUTIFUL VILLA in complete repai , -, with Coach-hind . .li, Stables, Brewhoufe, Jfe, and Laundry ; two Meadow and a Garden on the Banks of the Thanks; a good ICiechen Garden, walled in, and Rocked with the belt Fruit Trcca, and a fnuU Orchard. The greatell part of the Litate is Freehold., i (mull part Copy hold of RlM lance. For further particulars enquire of Marrs. Rafhleigh, Son, and Lee, Soli citors, Hatton Garden, London, who w•dl give tickets for viewing the Prernifes. H.IMPSHIIVa TO BE LETT FOR A TERM, Or the Beneficial Leak fold, ACAPITAL and Convenient MANSION, with extenfiveand well arranged stabling, Coach-bourn, Cow-haute, Granary, Dog Remelts, Gardens, and Pkafure- Grounds, and So Acres of Rich, Meadow, and Palture Land, furrounding the Houfe. Alfo the Deputation of feveral Eaten five Manors, abounding with Game, unit the Houle. The Ellate is &Stahl: &trate,' in a beautiful and line Spotting Coun try, about 50 miles front London, and three tulles from a a pital Market Tovrn, and the Houle and Pi etudes arc in com plete repair; a v-ry large rum of money having been lately ex pended in repairing, and kuutifying the fame; and are calcu lated tor the accommodation of a genteel Family, and well worn by the attention of any Gentleman fond of Field Sports. Apply for further particulars, to Meas. Hanfon and Birch, No. 6, Cbancery-lane or Mr. Etwall, Andover, Hants. I 6o c 3 o o II o • 1 o O 3 0 • IS 0 o R e o 1 • o 1 o o 6o r SRt 'IX. I OFFICE FOR S.A.K .11., t 6, !Ur. I 'HERL' tr want rf Svr:;:nn.r fi.ve llfajffir Slot, /'r 5..; S:men, d. lotritly Nair: G.,4! *VI a. • - • ..Vl4 l - to titrzitt, slat fly way, dm ir • lit Plate, ro-rilre Letter: for E. katodratiot &lot: I f :Sorgiont fl. n.ott, and tlat tyi , oistmtotr ulti Ge giarlt to :Iwo at torotvg:.l4.4r an militito the pay of &trews itirta ; of an alit:watt t.r..t;.:od for drfrdyitt4titrir tr.r.orUho! frenres,tlr • tartkol.tra of ark AG at.ll; le Erztuat .pplyiss Oice f art APHYSICI.AN, fettled in the Cntintrr, to be inteedb, 1 into 3 r, rpect3hle praelice at a hr3e • Town. The term. wnl IK fovnd libcral, and ample both ac to private and :vldical Ghar.tder, can be pr0dt.t....4 dt.t....4 if Ft...quirt d. A letter, nwittioning t i pLtec, cztcot of praaiee, terms of intrtuludtino, and tb.• real name of the perfon. endured and ail. . dreffral tu Mr. H. A. Barker, N. t 4, WE ft •fquare, Lambeth, Loudon ; 1)r a perfonal app!icuttan will Inc.:: with at:cation, and the it tiacit bailor (hall be übferved. TO RE SOLD EP PRIVATE CONTatelt: r, THE NEXT PRESENTATION to die RECTORY of Cottered, near Ihndingfor.i. •• . the County of Herta, and about 3o mik4 from Loudon. to the Life of the pruli.tu lacumLent. _ ------- Further particulars may bd Lul of Mr. L.vnbcrt, No. n. Hitton-Gardcm. C. IBINET PICTURES. TO BE SOLD BY A ucTiox, By Mr. KITIIARUSON, At his Houk, No 3t, the earner of VElivn-Street, in the Str.ual, on Tud. sy, March 31„ ac Twzitii &Much, A GEM' INE an..l Chi):.al COI.LEC PION of -I- IN HiglifiniAcil PICI'URIS, ht fine iiref.t. ration, including the choieeit '.Vorita of Vernet, Omtnegaunek, IN: Marne, Lrzuze, l.antara, I.andint of Paris. Truth crowning Art, a ilief d =tire, er.e..Y.“.. To re vicwed—.'odrui: ;mice Otic shilling. Deferiptire C.:al.:pies grab•. N. B. Every Picture is warrantedwrizinal, as mates:led In the Catuieguc. ATa Meeting oftheTltUS rEESof the LINEN IiF.MPAN NL%Ntri FACTURE of IRELAND, on Taday, the 3.1 Jay of March, Viot. Hoe. JOHN Baron D%LLON in the Chair, The Right Han. Jelin roller reported from tic Committee a plan of encouragement for p: I:noting the growth of Hung ant the eftablilhnie.n of the Sail Cloth .NtantifaCture. was mad and is as follows: “ HEMP. " The Tniftoes of the Liti:a and Hempen Manufacture, anxious that this kingdom fbauld elfeaually lay hold of the pi e fent opportunity which the interruption of trade with rho Northern States off-rs for promoting the growth of Hemp and the eltahliihment of the Jul Clo:h Man41.1,41.1fC, call upon all Landholders or Farmers .o :Mill their endeavour:, by aliutiug Come portion of thar grounds to the r--ifing of Hemp. 'they underitind it it a. eafy in Its culture as Max, the richer the foil and the deeper the loam the better will Le the produce, It faccer.li admirably in drairel hog nranured with armies ; and the Truftces protiofe to procure a I: ancient neniber of perform properly drilled in the management of *e. from :he time it is ripe fur pulling until it is made fit for the ipiuncr. Thefe perfons will be Rrioncil in various ports of the kingdom, and order.' will he given to the Cour.ty Infpeetors to moire all applications front Gentithuin or i'armers who may dare tb, adiitince, and to fend theft accurilio " The Trufiees will alfo give the tollowing and continue them for three years : " BREAKING AND SCUTCHING. _ _ " z. For every Roue of Hemp grown hi this kingdom In the years iBoi, aoa, iind 1243, well inAccil an.t Crotched for the hatchet or for carnage, the fum of ad. and a further bounty of a compktc fet of Hemp I iateliels perfo:t who shall Iwo Woken and Crotched half a ton weight thtrcoi. 2. To the Owncr of any hlif7 or Mill Machinery, wberclu not Ids than 30 tons of found Hemp of lritlt growth Mali be ' bra:tan and kutehed pettedly bafore the ift of lone 18oz, th• Coin of IcoL o 3. To the owner of any Mill or MW Machinery which Ilan be ereeted after tl n aft of May i clot , whether entirely new or added to an old Mill wherLat there Bali he hrokrrn and (Lurched, the greaten quantity of found Hone of hint growth, herwLen the tit of June trot, and the aft of June zBc.3. not left than ,to top, the font of ts.al—!or the rr:Lr greaten quail. ay, out icfs than 40 ton, br.tw...a toe the rum of uteL—and for the next grLateft qu.h.ity, hut Ids than jo tua, between the fa:d periods, the (urn of ;W. " 4. To the Owner of any Minor Mill Machinery, now, or hereafter to be Breit d, wherein there ihall be broken and [coached, Oar:greaten. qu.vaity around 11 , :rnp of trill, growth, berweras the to *ll e um idol, and the I a of Jung 5134, not ids than too ton, t furn of ;021.—for the neat great& gnat tiny, not Ida than 80 ton, the [urn of 2001—and fer the tuft% gttateft quantity, not Ids than fro ton, the bun of tool . HAcKLEI4. ..... . "5. For away (tone of Hemp, of !dt gr.Arth, wen watered, rotted and (cinched, whkb Mall be hackled and dr( fred fit for (pinning, between the :ft of Anuit, irks, and the alt at Au. gait, 1304, the fain of 311_ _ " SPINNING. " 6. For all Machinery which ihilThe fretted, whether en. dm ) , n e w or added to old (or Spinning Hemp or Flax for Sail Cloth, before the . 0 it of Apyuft, t lint, to be w..rlted by water or Ream, a turn after the rat, of tol. for every Spindle It ihall contain. on feilicient feeuri:y huing given that the number et Spindles far which fuck Premium trail be tcoieed, (hall be regularly kept at work In Spinning Hunp or n.ix for three year i." 6 For this Premium the turn of goonl. will be appropelated,—. and if more than bocci spindles Gull be claimed for, th. Fr.& iea will referee to thentfelves the power of 4ilVi ding the fum of gccoL ratealtly among the Clitimatita, " 7. To the perfon svtio :hall fpin fuch yarn by fJch ?Vtachi nrry, before the tit w Augur!. ace. a Sail Chth I.nnm made of the belt materl.da, and oa the molt imprnved pi.:', will be ord..redig the TrufLes for ever) a toa of good %mai merchant able Yarn to (pun, every loch Loam to entail:tile Use property of the fluartLinto whoforscr hands fuch byintier tnm Oh- it.•' " ITINERAId f HEMP DreShilltg. - ..... . " A 4 perrons who can produce fullicomt prnel of being perftely Lined in the matelgestlect of fiemp throt.:,ht ut all its different Fro:elks, from Lite time it is ruLLJ until I, Is conrietely drelf.td tor Spittring, and wit to er,vge with the '!'rattles, arc &fired to apply to :heir ilecrt".try, at the Linen Off , c, Dublin, or their Argun. hnwmto Ihrxis.t r. ALL rotanintry, l.owduts. And t►c fait twelve MSu C14:8 Iw 4p. proved of, will be appoieted itinerant Fiecur Z:.it.:rs, at IA a yszr tacit, and wdl Insits• to r, crave from !!.:. porfone whom they &all be orzitred to attt nil, fuels ao.i ulde alert ague as the Trotter, dull pr s logy f " MILL WitllGHt and MACH7NI. M.IIOER3. " MI periona of this dtfc:iptioo. in Great Br.tain or Iretattl, who with w bc employed in conStrJetug aaf Nlazhinery fur the ranching, dress:, fl ioning, or wtteing of Hemp. may resiher their named, etr.r...•ters, and pries or terntc, if they citoofc. in the Lhter•Oillce, a honk will be k.:pt fur the purport, and he 0p.% at ali times to the inlytat.ri any Frio argil may with to creel Mackin.: ty." And tit.: fame king real para;raplt itrapvh, was lan* simordy woe ret, and ortlena co be ituhllar.L by year at ohs JAMit3 COMM. Ss&