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• AM_ soi 1451 Oil TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1803. NUMBER 440 23 r PRICE SIX-PENCE. THI',ITRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, JANUARY z 6, will be prefented the New Comedy of DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. To which will he added the New Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS. With entirely New Male, Scenery, Machinery, Drell s, and Decorations.—.l'he Mune, compored exprelily for this Pan tomime, by Mars. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Ruffen, and Reeve.—The Overture by Mr. Moorehead. This Evening—Family Q4arrels; with Harlequin's Habev. The Young Gentleman woo performed Othello, for the ie- toed time, was honoured throughout with the loudeit applaufe of a molt brilliant and er,uded audience—be will repeat the Charadter in a few days. On Thurfday, Family Quarrels.—On Friday, The Man of the World.—On Saturday, Family Quarrels. FASHIONABLE DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION. MESSRS. HOPKINS and SON's ACADEMY for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION In F.dhionable DANCING, as COACHM,AXERV-HALL, Fotter-lane, Cheapfide, continues Opts ear /tie tnireveteent et LAWN* and GENTLEMEN as have sever acquired this Aeeeimpf snent. Or thofe who have not obtained the prdent FASHION ABLE MODE may be expeditioutly inftruded in the matt PRIVATE MANN ER in all the ELEGANT and FASHION ABLE STEPS now In ufc, to quali'y them for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG LADIES and GENTLEMEN are alfo taught every FASHIONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give the moR elegant Addrcfs. N. B. The Morning Academy for LADIES ONLY is Open, and will be continued tEI his Majefty's Birth-day, from It &dock In the Morning till 3 in the Aftcroon. THE very diaingnifhed Approbation which ROBARTS and PLIOWItIAN's New Manufadtory has experienced, from Nur Maje Sty, the Royal Family, the No• bility and Gentry, &c. claims from them their refpedtful ac knowledgments, and they flatter themfelves from their unre =Ming attention to produce Tafte and Elegance in their eaten he Colledtion for Fathionable Drefs, that ice:eft-di in Novelty sad Variety any thing ever ethibited in this Country. R. and P. being the inventon and Manufaaurera, warrant She wear of every article fold In their Warehoufe, and beg to acquaint the Public, they are only to be had genuine at their Ware-rooms, No. , Chandois-Orect, Covent-Garden. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the Poffeffion of Incomes,arifing from Freehold, Copybold, or Leafehold Mates, in Lana' or Honfes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set sionmirs, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Oben& Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying Annuity interest for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, Slay be, accommodated on their performl fecurity; and in any 'Mame where the fingle fecurity of an individual may be deemedinfufficient, die addition of another perfon to guarantee abs payment of the intereSt, will remove the objealos ; and in SU cake, privilege will be given to the Public, to Moro the eat their own option.--Perfonal applications will be re ery day till four **eke!. and Letters from Condoms dents in town and country, (port paid) will be immediately an . firmed, addreffed to the Direetor of the Knightibrklgt Bank, at Ids toons-boufe, No. 8, Lower Johu-fireet, Gloiden-lipsare. THE OLD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. Properly fo called, becaufe the Capital Prizes are not appointed to be drawn at any fated Times, but orc left amjsely to the Chance attic Whed, agreeably to the old Made of - Drawing. Begins Thawing on Monday, April Xtb, 1803. THE Tickets, Halves, Qiiartera, Eighths, and Sixteenths are now felling , in great variety of Number., mad on the lowa Taint 'The Money for the Prizes paid on demand, by HORNSBY and Co Bieck-Brokers, at their 011 Iftablillied State Lott Mice, (beenfed pertain to AR of Parliament), No. sh, eppollte the Royal Exchange, Landon ; alfoin every Town In the Kingdom. - The Scheme contains four Prizes of sopa& wines lot much propation of Capitals than was ever taunt before. The laweft Prize is Twenty Pounds, as Arraosagion which has ever received public approbation. - - - Bonk, India, and South Sea Stacks, with their feveral An nuities, sad oil hinds of Government Securities, bought and fold by Cornmifflon. CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. l'IlE Subfcribers to the Life Annuities, granted -IL by the Cnrporation of the City of Dublin on the 14th day of June, 1776, who are to be paid their inter& In London, may receive Half a Year's Annuity, due at Chriftmas Taft, by ap plying to Mr. Wiliam Coningham, No. a, Great St. Helen's, Bi thopfgate-ftrect, every Wednifday, from Ten o'Clocii till Two. The Subferibers to bring with them their Loads, and a Cer tificate of the Lifc,of the Nominee. It is requefted fikat in cafe of death, notice may be given as above, for the future benefit and regulation of each Clafs. Al' a Meeting of the 'Fruflees of the Fund fnliferihe3 Dv the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORFOLK, in the Imereft of Sir JACOB HENRY ASTLEY, Bar. and THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, Efq. for defraying the E.:pelves of the late Scrutiny for the laid County, held at King's Lynn, the 19th day of January, 1803, ANTHONY HAMOND, Efq. In the Chair, The Treafurers reported, that after difcbarging the Erpenees of the Scrutiny, there remained in their Hands the fum of 6'134 3s. yiL It was moved and fecondod, that It be propofed to the Sub- RON= at large, that the Paid Balance of 6ta3L3s. yd. be paid over lithe Agents of Sir 'items ASTLZH and Mr. Coil, to defray the general Expencef . of their Eledfion. Upon which it was Rated by THOMAS BACCE, Efq. and Enaromn Rota' z, Efq. at the particular requeft of Ste JACOB Airier and Mr. COKE, that they felt much gratified by the zealous exertions of their Friends, throughout the whole of the late unprecedented Contelt— _ That as the attack upon the Votes of the Freeholders by the Scrutiny was of a perfonal nature, they could not refute them the fatisfaetion of defending, at their private cxpence, their francbifes which were proved to have been unjustly attacked ; tlpt whilithey held the honourable &nation of Reprefen• atives for the County of Norfolk, they entreated no meafure might be propofed with refped to the general Erpence of the Election, which could in any degree leffen the confcioufnes of thdr pre fent Independence. It was moved and carried unahirnoofly, that ROSCRT Ptuartral, Efq. be requefted to accept a Piece of Plate of the value of Fifty Guineas, as a mark of refpedt from the Free holders of Norfolk, for his attention to their intercits during the whole of the Scrutiny. It was moved and carried unanimoufly, that Sol. per Cent. be immediately returned to each Subfcriber to the aforefaid Fund. to be paid at the Banks of Metres. Gurney. in Norwich and Lynn. That thee Rdohitions be printed in the Norwich Papers.* Bevy Paper, the Morning Poft and the Sena; and that a Copy be rent to each Subfcriber. The Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Chairman, for his attention to the Bofinefs of the Day, and the Meeting loaned. ANTHONY HAMOND, Chairman. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. rr HE NOBILITY, G ENT KY, and PUBLIC In general, are rerpedluily intnroud, JOHN BURGE!! and Sow's GENUINE and SUPERIOR. ESSENCE of ANCHO• VlES,contlnuesto be prepared by them in the fame manner that ha. obtained filch univerfal approbstioa for many years pall. The long jufily acquired fuperiority of that Ardis Is fully confirmed in the opinion of Country at large, and of Poisons refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the ten of trial, tanks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be bad of THEIR nevesNE, hut at their Warchuufc as under. _ _ Et • i other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the Deft quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, tipplicd upon the fhorteft notice for the Eaft and Welt Indira, &c. Warchoufe, No. toy, COMM' 01 Savoy Steps, Strand, London. _ _ . _ . ' For tie convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Marrs. R. Johnfton and Co. Edinburgh, their Cole Arm the Fifh Sauces. FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. sTEERS'o OPODEJ.DOC. THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged( to be fuperior to c very Preparation of the Kind in the Cure of Bridles. Sprains, Rbcumatifmc, Cramps, Numbncfs and Stifnefs of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well as In reftoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Paralytic State. It is alto particularly ferviceable for Chil pains ; but in this Complaint it ihould be diffolved, and ap idled warm. On the Outfide of cach Bottle of the Genuine Op.deldnc is patted a Stamp, In which are engraved there Words," F. New • berg, No 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. NEW/SERV, at the Warehoufe for Dpdtor James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the Corner of Cheapfide, I.ondon ; and, by his appointment, by Meas. jebuult and Co. No. 'so, and J. Pidding, No 76, Oxford-ftrect; J. WA 'e, Old Bond-Rivet ; Bailey and Co. Cockfpur-ftrect ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Hol born; T. Tint, Royal-Exchange ; and W. Clarke. B rough, High ftreet. Prise as. 6d. per Bottle, including the Stamp, or Six for 131.6 d. NEW LOTTERY, On OLD and GENUINE PRINCIPLES of CHANCE. POPE (Corner of the Royal Exchange, dote ILF • by the Bank,) convinced of the real Imp rtanee of an approaching New Lottery. Conchs the attention of the Public to its parka and dißinguilhed merits. It Is an obvious mincipe that every occurrence of a Lottery ought to be founded on the natural Walt of rum Chance. Af fixing the fate of Great Prizes to a peremp:nry moment of Drawing (as has of late been the Milan), maolfellly 'obverts this principle. It has.thcrefore,been properly and Jnelyfthemed in the cofuing Lottery, that every Capital Prize doll he afloat in the mazy Wheel of Fortune. By this means it is in the power of free untliackied Chance, in one Day's Drawing—in an Hour ..—nay, in a raw hit /MT IS, to prefent the Holder of a parcel erneaets (and in proportion of Shares) with the immesh Sum a upwards of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS ! The nest confidcrati:m.no lets important than novel, li, that contrary to the fyltcm of all former Lottaks, the tuft-rate 'Prises arc more hums rents than t bore Capitals of a kffer dcfcri p. don. A view of the fobfeirent Scheme Inftarttly demonftrates It. The wifdom of this wwftredion is evident, from need that the great objea of .ipeentlation to A darn zaren in gene ral are the PRIZES of the flrft magoitude.--in Schemes of Lotteries tar (event Years Lift pall, the (=Pelt Prize would act repay the kilt call of the Ticket; whereas, in the enfants Lottery the LOSS mt. Prize will produce (aecnriling to the pee lent Price) abuse Two Pounds raorrr to early Purelialecs.— The depending LOTTERY enmmenei sat Seaton of the Year when Money is molt abundant in circulation, and at which period it has keg curly hewn enpereneed that Loterie., eortfilling of 60,803 Tickets, brava• rapi,ily been difpofed of. In the retell we there are only 14.000 Numbers. That the whole, for the foregoing Realms will be actively bought up before the commetionnent of the Drawing, cannot admit of a doubt ; a prugreflive euhancemcnt, therrtore, qJ the Price of Tickets muff 'wearily be the refitt, a coulidcratkas that *tangly urge ao SO SAII.• PUSCHASIL. *CHEM& _ . --- 4 of L. 20,000 is L. 9.0,000 ,t of t.r,oco IsC.j.coo 3 wpm 30,01X1 30. 100— ji2CO 3 5.000 . ispoo ou ,so- apoo 3 •-• 1,000 ~ 6.000 r/.500 -.• SC ~ .1110.CCO COlnineltell Drawing on the 4th of Aro neat. &POPE. deeply itn!ible ofthey rest Eocoonprotent (Literal beyond rampic) wen he has orycriented from Ms Friends and the Piddle in gcnisal s takes the earhcit opportunity of grawfolly oekoowkdidorg it, and to roli.ht the anstairor of • Pates/wags which it is his groateft roi.ic to WALL lb T 1011 1 .3 sad SHARES arc read), In copious Variety of 24 urnbcrs. tor Sak and .k very, at his ft )Itl (MAT F OF FICA Career of obi Roma to.cadass, Ude by the !taxa ihooLAxs. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED. as Apprentice to a Wholefale and Retail Chensitt and Druggift In London, a Youth, of refpoehableconnedtiona, who will be treated as one of the Fa mily.--A raoderate Premium ts expeeted. Apply by letter (pee paid) addrefed W. C. tot, High Hol born. Tu WATCHMAKERS, SILVERSMITHS, BOOK SELLERS. STATIONERS, &c. ASHFORD KENT. TO RE SOLD BY AOC nem; on Monday the ttft day of relonsey neat, and the following day, if sot pre Amity dif- ' poled of by Private Contr•d, application for which malt be made before the 7th of Iltbruary, ASubnantial FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, neatly Sttcd up, and ready Purnifised, Stunted very a gility for Tra in the Higli-eteet, in the Town of Ailiford, in the County of Kant; with • Stable and Garden belonging thereto • alto in a feparate Lot, a Field, containing one Acre and a b ait behind the fame; late in the occupation of Mr. James Roberts, Silverfmith, Watch maker, and Stationer; together with the Stock in Trade ; confilling of a valuable ar teriole's of Article in the Clock and Watchmaking, Stationa ry, Jewoncry, Cutlery, and Perfumery Branches; and a Li , brary, containing upward* of two Volumes. The Pr-mires may be entered upon immediately. Per particulars enquire of Mr. Smith, No. iOl. benhUl- I row : Mr. Musididge, No.9s, Borough; and of Mr. George Ehviek kroner . Alliford. NEW, USEFUL, AND ENTERTAINING BOOKS. Juft publilhed, by & Cantor and Co. Stationer's -court, rata nottcr-row, London. Elegantly printed In Two Volumes, Small Oaavo, price roe. in Boardi, MOORI ANA : or s &lea Extrads from th e Moral, Phildophical, and Mifallaneous Works of the late Dr. JOHN MOORE; embelliand with an elegantly en graved Portrait of the Author, taken, by permilfion of his Re. latives, from a Itriking likens is executed a that tame previous to Mich:stale. Prepared for the Preis by the Rev. F. Paavosr and F 8 Efq To which are ;sided, knew Biographical Account isf . sba Door, and Notes, kilftorical, Critical, Political, Satyrical, Biographical, and Explanarry, by the Editors. N. B. This Work contuse the Sketches of the Principal Charaaas who figured dieing the French Revolution, as well as Geographkal Accounts of the molt remarkable Wes in CAPITAL NAVY Meat. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. RAINS. I On Friday, the alith day of January Mi. at the Rainbow Cacc-boure, Conti/At tie :Twelve o'clock, ill about Twenty LOTS, `EVEN HUNDRED and TEN very prime la OAK TIMBER TREES, many of wheels are of gre e t Dam:Micas, St for the principal pieces of Mips of a large fuse • as well as revere prime butts of Cooper's Timber, of the ad valuable fort; likrerik others for Hammer and En t ine Beams, Mills, Re. Dow blazed and !biped marked, and Reading in one Weed, containing about 'so Acres, called FRYDIN° HURST COPPICE, between the Two Turnpike Roadslead ing from Godalming to Hafkmere, and Godalming to Chiding ford ; very conveniently firnated for both land and water car riage, from Godabuing Wharf, deem therefrom only Eight Miles, gadabout One to the Turnpike Road as skier Side, Twenty from Arundel and the Sea, Thirty from Peediseuth, and Fcrty.three from London. Alfo about Twenty Acres of Underwood, a port very full of Hooper.' thug, Pales, Ste. Sgt.--Llkewife a number of line Beech Trees, Aar °mat Berkbampflead, in Hertfordadre. James and Edward Lawrence, who refide In the Manor. tiuufe, is the centre of the Wood, will flew the fivoral Lots; of whom Mated Particulars may be had; alb ofThognas Ride, In Hann= ; the Kiog's Arms, Godalming; White Hock Oulitifixd; Norfolk Arms, Arundel; Swan, Chicheftes; Crows, at Pastimes* ; at the Itaiobow ; and of Mr. Rains, Lead and Timber Surreyor, Charlotte-Val. Bloomibrry. Europe - . At the fame time will be publiibed another Edition, entitled The Beauties of Dr. Moons, for the Life of young Palen% in One large Volume, sum. containing the whole of the Matter in the See. Edition. price 41.6 d. Ready Reckeoer for the Pocket, printed remarkably fmall, on a De.. claw Type, cad on purpofe for this Work, and IS correct as my ever publillied. Price is. 3d. bound. A emir &Edon of THE COMPLETE READY RECKONER IN MINIA TURE. By TOOMAS COLLINS. Containing Tables accu rately raft up, adapted to the We of all who deal by Wlidefale and Retail. /Whiting at one View the Amount or Value of any Number or Qttandty of Gopla or Merchandise, from One up to Ten Tboufand, at the various Prices, from One Farthing I. One Pound; together withvatious Tables of Intercit, COOY milion, Warts, Meafares, dec. alto of the Stamp Ditties, commencing one 6, silos. FOR LADO.S' SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE TEACHERS, Printed ua yellow/ wove paper, Deal bound, price as. the Tbird Edition, improved and enlarged. of The YOUNG LADY's NEW GUIDE TO ARITHME TIC, beings (tort an 4 ufcful cnntaining, bade, tt e common and ormilkry Rules, the Application f each Rule, by a variety of Practical Qtadtions, chiefly on Domc'tic M. lairs,together with the Method et making out Bill. of Par: ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE AND ESTATIZ cds' Book Debts, Receipts, Promiffory Note, and Bills of IN YORKSHIRE. E xchange; alto a variety of ufeful Tables. By Joust Gaeta, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—/y Mr. RAINE, I Teacher of Writing, Geography, Am • • Although the above Wor t Is more particularly intended At the ital"heme Coda-hear ' in etterattil • eel relete, the 44 for Ate We of Young es, yet it will be found equally tire day of February, at Twelve o'clock, ip One LOT, hal es an Introdudory Book, for the Junior Pupils of Gentle- AVALUABLE and very defirable FREE- • saes% liehoola HOLD ES FATE. lying peele4ly comps& and well we. Cusses E T Pate TTTTT or, an Introdudion to teem% refrellocd by the River Gypftp.whiall fine AMC ground the Knowledge of the World. Caudal* of Inftaidtions en through Part of the Land, on wiich Rana a smolt coatpiete Morality, Manners, Amurements, Sewed Accumpliiimicats, and &goat Vibe, with every requifite attached and detached Ste. Embelliihed with a very beautiful froonfpleee, ince Me, welt kaewn by the Nagle of FALCONER4ALL sal y Is. in the F o ra of F o zbolet, shoat Half a Mile ammo own the KvAOll'A SALVIA of ALL RILIOIOIIh with Eight Heads, High Rood, between Drillield and Scartterou Piles Miler rice 3e. front the former and Ten front 1,..0 Wier, sad New Valuable HOLIDAY PIIIIANTIL. Embeilliked with dp. =; together with a moil ratenciur Forin.nnent, mud gant Plates, drawn and engraved by the lira ArUlts, Pauly t l Out-bull 'inns, and fundry conditions bodolarei si I bound in Vellum. good Lard, captaining near Eight Hundred Acres; together The Village library, by Mirs Gunning, le, with the Mager of BOIT NORPE, witending over about One I The Evening Recreations, by a Lady, ea ThowilindAeres of Ground. . Butcher's Moral Tales, 2/. The'Refidostee, Odes, and about Six Acres of Land, Mabel Woodbine and her Idler Lydia, to. dd. In the Deception of the Proprietor, who will gyre iatatediare I The New CHM= to the Wood, told. IPoireffeas ; and the well adapted Furuiture la to be taken hypo, Minor Meads, seal. by (loariatte Pareltaere at a fair Valsadon. The reit of the Land is held by ; Take or the Geedlt 3 'rola odeleted to Childrwf s On 641. Mr. William Notbsoson, by Leare,Six Years of which are hose ; Farmair Pin; +Dodge of Woolen Eon law, to Did AP. . asespiral, ale Nett Ran of about tact pleat). ea. Pit To be viewed tiE the Sale, by applying to Mr. Notbrowu,ed f The Two Princes of Pala, by MW Porter, as. 6d. whom 'Primed Partknlars may he had; alto of the Piinters of Grostalmoshiee Smits, with Wood Cots, by Km Swim , die York Courant and Ncbreaftk Advertifer; Swan, Few/. yak. a vol.. bridge; Ands Daseafter; alMeirs.Catoo and Deafen, Na Sotnee•Ek's Laren, a van to Gray's ins Nimes ; Rainbow; and of Mr. Stew% Laid no, p Familiar Goeivetfationso vols. with este, eta mis t gossiscarisset,lnvessitsary, Lesiva. • I The Pretty . Pllgrint, with a asw Plus. so • This day was publithed, Price Bs. bound, FARRIERY IMPROVED; Or, A COMPLETE TREATISE upon the ART of FARRIERY. Wherein is fully explained the Nature, Struc ture, and Mechanic's% of that Noble and Ufeful Creature, a HORSE; the Meares and Accidents be is fable to, and Methods of Cure, delivered in as clear and intelligible a Man ner as the Subject will admit of; the Ufe ani Abufe of the Science difcovered; whereby any Gentleman may be ablz to judge, whether he is iinpofed upon or not by ignorant Grooms, and other Pretenders to this Art. Together with many Necelfary and Ufeful Obfervations and Remarks con cerning the Choice and Management of HORSES. Likewife, An Account of Drugs and mit'd Medicines ufed in Farriery ; with tome Remarks upon their genuineaefs and adulteration ; and their kraal Prices fet down alphalwtically at the end of the Work. By HENRY BRACKEN, AEI. D. Author of the Notes on Burdoo. Lin 'on: Printed for W. J. and J.Richardfon,Royal Exchange; Loogat,u and Rea, and R. Baldwin, Paternottemow ; and Mcffrs. Vernor sod Hood, Poultry. EXAMINATION OF PROPHECIES. THE PROPHECIES of JOANNA SOUTH- Corr have been clofely examined for Seven Days, by TYE N FY-TIRZE ►ERSONS chufen by DIVINE command, xnd proved by them all to be front the SPIRIT of the I.lvitto GOD. 'I he Examination of her Writings was made rublis! to every one that wised to come, and neve were refuted admittance. From Twenty to Forty were prefect fix days, and on the fe venth, when all was fummed up, and Joanna had given her clear Evidence, the Twentythnr unanimously agreed that the Calling was of Goo, as well as Thirty-five others, who were then prefent, and all figned their names of approhiriot to the *sore Now, if any will fay, the Calling is not of Oon, they mull fay, the Loan had not a Friend to 11 p for ward to defend His Caufe, and pre►ent a Woman from laying. " The Loan faith, " when they think He had not fpoken. if they fill lay, this Calling is not of GOD, they muff lay, Religion is gone from the World ; as Unbelievers wereprhady Invited in the Newfpepera, and private!; invited by repeated letters fent to Minifters and others. So now, let every mouth be flopped, and every tongue be [dent, and know the end is near at hand. that SATAN'S row ER mitt DE DESTROYED, and CHRIST'S KINGDOM NEAR TO COME. We, the CHOSEN PERSONS, believe it a duty incumbent on us, to congratulate the Public, even all the Generation of Adam, on the glorious, happy, sad bleffed profpcet tf the (seedy fulfilment of the great Promifes of the Golffel in the thr Women bruizing the Serpent's head, and the Re ftor.ation of MEllrom at Fad to the IMAO IC or GOD by the Merits and Deat h of Jesus CHRIST our Saviour, and' f the de itrudlion of the works of Satan, the Devil, and his being chained down in the bottom' f• Pit for a thoufand years, and a teal fet upon him, that he may not deceive the Nations Any more till the thoufand years Mall be fulfilled —That the L.,rtu may be filled with the Glory of GOD, and all tie Kingdoms of this World become the Kingdoms of our Goa and His CHRIST. and that He will reign a thoufand years; having fubdued all things unto Hussite, that there may be no more Curfe, but the Name of the Loan slaw be cubed and worlhipped by all the Families of the Earth, sad that all FLA may fee the Sal vation of Goo. Now we believe, and are clear, from the diligent &lamina. don of the Writings of Joanna Southeott, that TIIZT Are OF GOD by the Srtalr of Jaws, which is the Spirit of Prophecy. the MIORTY COUNSELLOR, the E /NO FAFNIR, TIM PRINCE or PIACI: and is tam are found wondrous Prophe cies, the greattft wirdom of Coonfel, and the clatrett dont of Peace and Happinefs raffia/ atm tbe Btriptalres,pointisig out how Man will be enabled to do tbe Will of Goo on Earth. as the Angels do it in Heaven;—end to the above Tettimoor we here Ego our Rev. Stanhope Bruce Peter Morifon Charles Abbott bard Law Elias Ja -efon Field • George Stacks John Morris WdUlm Coy William Belk William Taylor John Young William Layton Winter Job. Twin Thomas Stephens. . . William Jowe:t William Sbarp Eliu Carp.nier William koundcll Wetherel George Turner Charles Taylor John Warms Rev. Thomas Weblter Rev. Thomas P. Folq. Reference to the above Pekoes may be had as below. Cr Joanna Sot/themes Prophecies fold at E. T. Field's, No. 3, Broad-court, Long Acre, London; and at Symms 's. Gandy lane, Exeter. Paddington, January ssd, :803. Wands to the Truth of the above Sebteriptiss% • WILLIAM SHARP, §. CARPBNTRR SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION. FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. BT THE FOLLOWING POST COACIISS UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL. by NEW POS T-COACtUiSI. through Chippenhant, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon g arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the -London Tavern, ilto;umftreet, Drifted, neat Mornitir.A.. fide tL ts.—Out tam.—Panels 6d. carriagea—Pailengere fora warded front bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, Ste. Liverpool, Warrington, Kautaford, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach. called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn,itadCrofmareet, LiverpooL Guard% ad throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Pak Gawked& a Gaud Sets out every ailerooon, and reaches Eaninglans neat day at noon Polka by Olforti, Shiplione, and Lam, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-ftftet , Birmingham- Leeds New Light Coach, coiled the Rockingham, fete out every morning at eight o'clock—carries four iniides only, and goes remarkably eary—pairs through Stamford, Newuk, Rm. ford, Doocalter, sod Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds neat day at MOO. Notwitliftanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, kis allowed to be the moil agreeable and coax. pine public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or cooveyance by any other. Kendal, Lancafter, Prelim. Kirby Lonfdak, Bookon. Morley, Ormildrki and Omitting Putt Leaches, every after. noon, at five o'clock--Guarded. Louth, Spiliby, Horne...lllle, Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, foto off Monday, Wednefday, and Friday evenings, at four a'cloc,k—The only Coach keno Spiliby with a Guard. York, Neweakie, and Edinburgh Polt Coach, the Lord Mellon, performed with a Guard throughout, feta our every morning at loom o'clock, by wa of Newark, Rexford, Tod. colter, Darlington, Nortkakerton„ bleeped', and wick. Paffengers finales timer:dm fatigued from the length: of the journey may reft what time aim pltafe, and them premed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at Yost ripe Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, end orberytacas. Caddie and Penrith Pak-Coach, goes with four Piedte, and a Guard all the way--palks through Appleby. G re ta-brid g e, Richmond, Catterick, Smug% . Weaker by, Abcrford, Dont:after, and Grantham, (the way by la miks)--fets out every Morning and performs the Janney with die get-melt facility. Pittenger, detained on the road by bides& or picifure, have the peculiar advantage of their ban being fa cured In the next Comb. (with may cis Coothann.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dom chefter, sad Sallibory Balloon Combei, every Morning at half pat Three, with a Gard: through amino, Amninfter. Bridport, Blandford, Bafingitohe i and four bifida, at only 21.25. each. Henford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chi:Runt Coach, every Morning. Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Monm ins at Sevena--Guarded. Oxford, Benton, and Hoary New Pon-Coach, with a Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'clock. Monehefter, Wilmfow.Cmgktan, Nawcaltle, Waded, sod Wolvaltampton PAR Comborrety afternoon. Guarded. Shrewfbury, Wellington, sod Shifts! Poll Comb. the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the 1t,,. and 801 l and Unicorn Inn,Shrewasury. Guarded. Southampton, Wincheibr, Arkeford, Altoo Comb, every morning Hull, Northeale,Howdeo, Thorn end Doreafter Poll Coed, every morning. at kves o'clock to the bell sod See lam, Mrsa-Ciste, Hull. Woodford, Wanflead, and Laytondone Coach, at s eels* over, Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Moe in the Mart** W.MOUNTAINand Co. repedfolly nomithat their Enema and the Public, that they will Oct be accountable forams Pared o ui r mi lsoce,lke. of more than Five Pounds value. if le& orb.undo fprstisd se the doe et &every, mad itaidlei sep esidlests. as dos fassissiriferl Im e losir4lll,