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Mg • - . _ . . ` .. a "Ny ;"V ~ ~•,. . . ••• . •:•-.,';'." 3 1' . -. •,• • , . , ) $ a l :• C - * ,, • 1111 -P 111 - I- :O. : -,,* p 4-1.,.. ‘ ‘....•; ‘ , $ 0 Al ° .., . r i r r \4l; " : 4 1k 1 PT . • . ' i i • !I'. AN, --/- A, • -r• •,, , • 17)t . 4411.67 THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1803, [PRICE S: X- PENCE. ORATORIOS AT PLAYHOUSE PRICES, DURING LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. 1"r0-MORROW EV NING, MARCH fB, srui be repcated the rch-tdmired Seledion from This day were publifhed, in Five Volumes Octavo,with a Map of the Campaign oft 792, a Fee-Emile of the Writing of Louis XVI. and a Portrait of the Author. price 21. in boards. the Second Part of ANNA LS of the FRENCH REVOLUTION; or, a Chronological Account of its principal Events ; with a Variety of Charateri and Anecdotes, hitherto unpublifhoi By ANT. EEL BERTRAND DE MOLEVILLE, Minißer of State, Printed for T. Cadell arid W. Davies, Strand. Of whom our be had the former Part of the Annals, in four ' large Volumes OStavo, Price tl. roc in Boards. Alfo by the fame Author, Private Memoirs relative to the laft Year of the Reign of Louis XVl.late King of France; with Dive Portraits, elegantly engraved from original Pidlumi of the King, queen, Prineefs Royal, Madame Royale, and the Prin eels Elizabeth, three Vols. Evo. Price tL es. In Boards. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. HOUSR, Itf,reb 'THE CO L'lt . 7 of DIRECTORS of ire - 1 - UNITED (.o.ifeA.Vr rf SIERf.:HANTS LAND, tr.d l 4 tte EAST INDIPS,4 Gerrie!! 'Mt at tl kLcrtrrly Uearral Cowl afrpeireir.: e. La Wei an dr 2:4 tar f 11,ring Ref isai.n, fart C.,urt of Di, 2d tlis day, wll Le rtfrorted to as CORI t, u s vr ably r far Are % fag. 3915 Geo. Ili; tat.Bv," That it is the unanimous opinhari of this Court, that the Commander and Owners of the Ship Httiros r AN arc fulii " aquittsd from al imputaion of weed or ntirconduet in " rcfpcd d the lob of that Ship " " That it i 5 the opinion of this Court, that the Commander " and Owl =a or the Ship PRMCISS AM ftl* :re Ile• " quitted from all imputation of negted or mircondud in " refped to the lofs of that Ship." WIL4,IAiIf RAMSAY, Snrd..q. LAD' rs awn t.zviararo„ I BEG leave refpetlfullv to make known to you my intention of offering mifelf as a Candidate te facceed to the fiat vacancy in your Court of Di-edtors, after the Annual Fie['Non in April next, and I Otall embroon an early opportu nity of perfonally foliating your feffrages. Coaltant habits of bufinef., an extenEvc knowledge of your a ettlements in India, and ',Arun. to devote my attention to your fairs and intereft, will, 1 ttuft, (tactual, juitify my preten- Mans to your confidence. Should your good opinion place me in that hoaourattle Emo tion, the Company's welfare and profperitv fictil form the COll. Rant oiled of my zeal and folicitude, which will heft evince my gratitude for your fopport. I have the honour to be with the great( ft refpeft, Ladies and Gentl_mt.n. Your molt obedient, and (teetotal humble fervrtt, Ernad-ftreet BuslrEnp, JOHN JACKSON. London, the yth tcb. z not. THE SEASONS. Compofed by Dr. HATT/N. With TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, From the Molt favourite Works M HA No Enid of Part I. Concerto on the Trumpet by Mr. Hv or. End of Part IL a Concerto on the Grand PIAIIO Forte by I:. N[ATf. Principal Vocal Performers : Signora STORACE, and Miff 'FYRER. Mr. BR AHAM, Mr. SMITH Mr.DENMAN, And Mr. INCLEI)ON. Leader of the Band Mr. G. ASIILEY. The reft of the Band and the Choruffcs, which will be nu- Memos and complete, by the molt approved Performers. The whole under the Direttlon of Mr. As le Lev , fen. Doors opened at Six, and the Performance to commence at Seven o'clock. Books of the words to be had at the Theatre. Price 6d. • Placa for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon. at the poi -Office in Hart-ftrect. No. 44. ST. JAMEIPBSTRfiIaT, And N 1.149, OXFORD-STREET, oppolitt. Bond street. ITODGES and C 9. Stock-Brokers, refpeelfully A acquaint the Nobility and Public, that Tickets and thanes of the prefent Grand State Lottery are on tale at their Licenfed Offices, in great variety, and at the loweß prices. In the late Lo•teries, the following Capital Prizes were fold, flianrd, and regi(Lered at the above Offices. viz. N 0.29.467 a Prize of 20,000 No. 2,681 a Prize of zo,ooo z 7.4 - 2 0 .c C0 30,331 • 3,ckao z 1, 5, 660 • sop= 38,89$ 5,000 44,7E7 - zo.coo 18,060 - - 10.000 36,030 SAS N B. This Lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of neat month, and contains 4 Prism of so.ooel. 3 of topozL 3 of feCJI. 3 of soee•l. c 'f toool. and other Prises amounting to z,-coI.—PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. Confining of 44.000 Tickets. To begin Drawing April 4th. tBO3. GRAND SCHEME. 4 Prizes of L. 20 ,c,co is L. 80 ,000 3 sc,c,o .., 30,000 3 3,e00 z 340.0 3 2.000 -. 4.0r-0 S IJXO 3,000 30 --- 100 3AOO 60 - 30 31 3 c0 1"1.100 to 230,000 - . 77 . This Scheme di ff ers from all others for many years pan, il the eircumitanee of not having any Prizes filed for particu lar day'. SWIFT and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, are ap, ~., pointed by Government to fell the Tickets and Shares of tagtabove Lottery. This Office (eftablillicd in the Year i T 39), has been fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, THIRTEEN et which were of the Ludt and Three preceding Lotteries, and tome of them divided into many Shares. WONDERFUL INDUCEMENT • • In the brand Lottery which begins Drawing on Monday. the 4th April. teo3. SCHEME. No. of Prism Value of each. total Value. 4 of 4. 2epoo is • 4. Some* 3 -- 10.000 .- 30,000 3 -. $.OOO . 55,030 3 7 2, 0 00 -- Coma S .-- 2,000 5. 00 0 so —. zoo 3P 06 tha so -- 3,c o v Iva) 10 WPC* 44,000 Tickets ,C • 391.000 AT H 0 R N S WV and Co.'s, Stock-Brokers, at their Old Eftabliffied State Lottery ()Moe, No. a 6, ItORNHILL, oppofite the Royal Exchange, London, like wife in every Town in the Kingdom, appointed by Govern- Ment Authority. Chem, Societies, and Individul Pnrehakrs, are repeafully acquainted that the Tickets, Halves, orarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are in very goat demand,. and will rife before the Drawing commences.—Horray and Co. therefore reigned. their Friends not to delay Purchafing.—The 'Latta and Aires are row filing on the lows* poffible Terms, and the Money teethe Peat, paid on demand. whether sank or a sta,ocol—The Capi tal Prizes arc not fixed to be drawn on any particular Day, but arc daterminaole as Chance may direti —The loweft Prize is 2:.1. which all Claffes o• Adventurers approve of. Let!cr, s, Parcels by Mall Coach or Carrie, executed preelfcly en tae fame terms as if pretent. Rank, India. and Sooth Sea Stooks, with their feveral An nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and fold by Commiffion. FOR CHILBLAINS. RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. TUCKS'. OPODELDOC. THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be fuperlor to every Pt eparation of the Kind in the Cu-e of Brides, Sprains, Rhenntatifms, Cramps, Numbed.% and ?MINA' of the Joists, sod other external Complaints, as well as in Miming a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Paralytic State. It is alto particularly ferviceable for CO. Mains ; bet in this Complaint it Should be ililfulved. and ap pi.ed warm. On the Omit& of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is baited a Stamp, in which are engraved Ode Words. P. New bay. No 4 . 5, St. Fiat's." All others are counterfeit. fold only 'by P. Nierstee, at the Warehottfe for Desire james's Powder s N 0.45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a kw doles from the Corner of Cheap Ade, Laden; and, by his appointment, by Metres. jebuult and Co. No. tso, and J. lidding, No y 6„ Orford - ft net; J . Wed'e, Ohl Boca-area; Batley and Ca Ceekfpur-itivet ; J. Ward. Middle-row, Hol born; T. Tett, Royal-Ethan ge ; and W. Clarke. IVertegh High ftreet. Price sa. dd. per Souke. Winding the Stamp, or a a for rts 66. _ _ AROMATIC SPIRIT of VIIVGAI (The (Milne' Invention of Mr.HENRY. ) Pereira and fold by T now As and WILLI AII tit v Chevaliis end Apothecaries, Manchefter. TI-IT S agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound highly concentrate' Vinegar, joined with the molt pbafant Aromatics. Its &meg and pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful and (alum, to period labouring under Haul ache, Fainting', &e. and adapts It for counter saing the tad Welts of heated or fool Air. Hence it has been &and highly della In Rooms, where the infeddon ef Fevers, Sore Throats, or of other contagious &Wm prevail; and I, all creedal Owes of public relict. as Theatres, Courts of puttee. &c. It may alto be particularly recommended to Per fens reading in Hot Climates. 1 he Aroltsile Spirit of Vioejar, yrke le. pd. ears bottle, Stan, iticlaidril, is fold Whole Lk and Retail. by Bayley and Bk-w, C.ickipitr-Rsost. (the only Pertains in Lae dai aatherifel tie Pr iprkinrs to lea the faint). Marc wry k had *or .• .r *l4 tt,r, Cot edam, Crldisi. N. R. Vida Louis, Wide' a Ciper•plate Labd , by t• Prapsrsrs, has the Letters T. nd W. HENRY'. AROMA. ; , r.SIIIO IT of Pp:Lc:AR niroldNi in the Clefs. Their Nantes .ir liwerssed in the Slaw% the Ceonterreiting of which is 11-17' At the Woe plate may hehad.liessry's Calcined Poole. se as pd. is. (rd. and 64 sack nansi" 60,44 This day were pabliased, Handl:mely printed in Q . u . arto,and illuftrated by numerous En gravings Price tit*. in Boards, or on fine P pc. - , tI. 75. in boards, t he Second Past, completing the Volume, of ANTIQIJ Fri ES. Hi itorical, Architeftural. Chorographical, and Itinerary, in NOTTINGHAM SHIRE and the adjacent Counties, interfpakil with Biogra phical Sketches. By WILLIAM DICKINSON, El* Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davics,Strand. Both Pasts may be had together, price 11. its. 64. in Boards, or en fine Paper, Price aLlls. in Boards. This day was publifited, elegantly printed in °Raw°, with a Portrait of the Author, Price ton 6d. Boards, A New Edition (being the Sixth) of INFANCY ; or the Management of Children : a Dida.lic Poem, In Sir Books. To which are addrd, Poems not before publiied. By HUGH DOWNMAN, M.D. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand. Speedily will be MOTHERS, in One Volume Octavo, ADVICE to MOTHERS, on the Subic& of their own Health, and on the Means of promoting the Health, Strength, and Beauty of their Offspring. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyfielana, Edinburgh. Author of The nomeltie Medicine. Printed for A. itrahan, and T. (NMI and W. Davies. Strand. Of whom may be publithed, the ath Edition, W ith very confider.ble Additions, of the Domenic hiediciue, Price 9r 6il. bound. This day was pablillted, In Three large Volumes 04:lavo, illuitrate.l by Sic Portraits from original Pidurca, price O. t is. 6d. in 134 ard., THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Acceflion of King George the Third, to the Coo elufinn of the Peace in the Tear t JOHN ADOi.PHUS, Ffq. P. S. A. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. _ _ •„! This ork with Home and Smolictes Hoftpnes, forms a complete feria from the earliett Accounts to the War t 783. As above may alto be had, by the fame Author, Biographi cal Memoirs of the Frenchßevolutlon, a vols Bvo. 16s. boards ISLE U r WIGi-rr. By Order of the Hen. CommiTionn ; f Hi% biakfty's Curium', FOR. RALF. BY AUCTION, At the Ctiftvm-Houfe, in EaR Cowel, no Wednefday the 13d of March, 1803, at eleven o ‘ imic in the room/in, T'dAE FOLLOIVING GOODS, which have been felled and legally condemned, and may he viewed and tailed on application at his Majeftes Warchoufe, twu da)a before the tale, GENEVA—pan Colima, for orivate tife. All.. for Exportation. for the Benefit of the Saloon, BRANDY—too Gallen'. FRENCH RED WINE—t 3 Hogiheads. The fence having been found floating on the High Sean RUNT. tREEHOLD ESTATES.—CHATHAM, KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROB. BURR, On Thurfday. the tIR day of March, tEo3, at the Sun Inn, Chatham, at Twelve o'cl ck at noon, A LL that fabitantial Brick Mctfuage, fronting •L • 1 Chatham High-Brett, nearly oppefite the Market-place, now in the occupation of WillGam 'frost, with the Yard and Appnrictirtfres, and one Tenement behind the fame; and all th.,fc two fuhrtin ial Brick Menages, with the Stables, Barn Lodges, and v..ry extenlive YaM, now In the occupation of Fullagar, 'Town Carter: and alio all that piece of Garden Oround, in oecapat ion of Alr.Thomaa Colchener. —All which Prowifes lie behind-the flea mentioned Brick Mel- Image. Gontiog.Chatham High-Bret, and adjoin thereto, and contain front front to rear about 2t7 feet, and in breadth in the rear about [it feet, and arc now let to Tempts liable to quit at a quarter's notice, at the v-.ry improveable R mts altorther 0(211. tqq. and have lately been repaired, and are very advan • tageoutly iituate in the very belt part of the Town of Chatham ; and on thin is a remarkably plentiful mid F ecal Spring ..r %V•I tcr, at a (mall distance fro the Surface; and the Prentifes are urkiently ettenfire for carrying no any Ma.autattory, and tie at a (mail diftanee frnm and miry cirriage to the River Med• way, and will be Oxo' on application to Mr. Robert Welb, Clover.' Ch.thain.—For further partiethre enquire of Mein...TV/opt/Iy, Rucheder; and of Mr. Robert Burr, Auc tioneer, Chatham. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE LIARGAIN, This day was pnblithed,in Svo. price Es. in Boards, A Second Edition of the Second Volume of ASERIES of PLAYS: in which it is attempted to delineate the Broiler Pafficms of the Mind, each Pal Lon being the Babied of • Tragedy and a Comedy. By JOANNA MILLIE. Printed foci`. Obeid' nod W. Davies, Strand. By whom was alto publifitol this day. a new Edition (being the Fourth) of the Rrft Volume. pries its. in board& This day were mildillsed. In Four Volumes, Odtavo, with a cumber of Engravings, Price Two Gallica' in Boards, THE ELEMENTS of NATURAL or E PE RI MENTA L PHILOSOPHY. By 1 !BEMS CAVALLO. ?LS. &e. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of wbons may be bad, by the fame Author, An Eirsy on tie Medicinal Properties of faftitious Airs, lve. sa. in Boards Tbisday was publiibed. Elepandy printed in alto. pa-ice al. 5 - 8. in Blued*. T HE LIFE of POGGIO BRACCIOLINI. By the Rev. WILLIAM SliEPHiltit _ _ _ . _ Printed M T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may alto be had, t. The Life of Lofoten de Medici. called the Matmifirent. By William Rofcoe. s Val 410. al. aa. Board., or 3 Volt. Sea IL fir. in Boards._ . _ Memoirs of Angelus PoManus. Adios Sincerus &man- Hu% Petrus Barb a% Hieronymus Praesitorins, hiatus Ante. niva Hamblin% and the Amalthei. By the Rea. W. Parr (.;,dr. well svo. ss. in Boards. 'THE ESTATE of CORSOCK, lying in the /- Pad& of Parton, and Stswartry of Kirkcudbright, con- Siting of nearly a.accs Scotch Acres of Arible, Meadow, and Paflure Laud. This Mate is Masted along the River firr; and the New Road from Caddie to Postpatriek runs for forme Miles through it. There is a Lake of Twenty-one Acres, (well timed with excellent Trout,) with fueh abendanee of Water, as to be capable of driving the weightielt Machinery; and at roe PI Lee, a Fail can be had of Thirty Feet. The Lake can be eafily drained, and wasverted into good Arable or Meadow Ground; and there are Rrong appearances of Marie in the Lake, which would be ao inexhauftible Fund of Improvement to the whole Mate and Neighbourhood. Three of the Farms arc cut of Leafe at Whitfunday nest; and the reit expire oo a Purchafer's entry. A great Part of the Pricc will be allowed to muslin In the Purchafer's Hands. The Mate has been valued, and will be fold fir Twenty five Years Parchafe of the Rent frt upon it ; sod for the Setif. fadtlon of the Purehafer, Security led be given for that Rau being made effedual. The Tiends are valued, and the Land- Tax is redeemed. The Mate affords a Freehold Qualifteation. Few Properties are more capable of Improvement, or would pay a Parehafer better. For Particulars apply to Henry Johnfton Wylie, Solicitor, Edinburgh; or Alexander Wylie, the Proprietor, in Dumfries 1 lATHEN Prorefkoital Men of education and re. fponfikility deviate from the general Allem by the fit- Wilco of a peculiar Branch. the Unction of long continued fueeefs Is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten years ban I devoted my pradlice to the ezclufive treat ing= of THREE DISORDERS, act! the fucecfsful refult of sty plan gives me additional ardour to °milk as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are dictated import. act in the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation into every branch as an Anny Surgeon, lionised a with at an early polled of Prajtice to rekoe individu als from the ignsensce of uneducated Men, or the equally daa. , genus precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. The THREE DISOR DFAS, to the cure of which 1 have de. voted me attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recant or long duratiou....stity, AB kinds of DEBILITY, whether ailing from the habits of Isbealbors, or the indulgence of mature age, and bitty that de rangement of the fyitem in Women width la called BARREN. NEW or srEaturY. Numerous difeafes are the Wok of Ignorance or hale in the treatment of a fins* Gesertfica, and it not unfrequendy hap pens that the feeds of Life arc teamed by the instil - action of an =retboor. By a Rimier method Inch complaints are :id, and even whore others have failed, I croft that I peefense to offer a meal meflablifisment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Mirth In the dikorder, compared with the calamitous finiations of Mm who from Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE , or the preioleut Gaieties of a fandonable Life, secure that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable cutimoence of kids pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulferer broods ever his naCery, but care. folly conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confolation for htm to know, that although It be an abieft of doubt or uncer tainty with ir her Pradib ion( re, the removal of •befe DEM CI ENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of renowddem is the acquire. mem Only experience. If the rites of Bacchas or Venus have begun to redeem manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counterajtioa of this languid date, and in tide cafes no v rat difficulties will occur. Thu day was put:ailed. in one VaIUMM Sm. price 9s. In boards line Pa Ica. 6d. BRIEF COMMENTARIES w on facia Pans of the Revelation and other Prophecies as relate to the reran times.. Containing, I. A Summary of the preenhaent Events of the Apotalypfe. 11. The Prophetic Hillary of the Dealt of the Bottoadefs Pit, and the Deaf oldie Of the Refurntatioo.-4V. Of the fetes Vials of the Wrath of Ood. as lately poured out arm I t. Atheiftieel Francs—s. Os tie Pope—. 3. On Papal O.V. atany—e. On the Monarchy and King of France—y. On the I I Power or Seat of the Atheillical Republic of Pranee...6. On 1 the TorkiCh Empire and Mahal:sedan Apoilacy--7. Oa the rand Confederacy of the Ungodly l or, Babylon the Great, preparatory to the Reign of CAI& V. Of the Imprifoliment of Eaten, the Reign of Chrift, sad the fire Rdurredion.—Vl. Satan's Rrleafe from losprifoa. meat—his left moot to &Bray the Kingdom and Power of Chrift—his Capture and anal Condemnatinn--the Deerae tion of the World—the (mond and bit Refurrcelion. and the Triumph of Chrilt over Death and MI, and who oaf that be condemned, and who fared —VII. Of the Aldred State of the Righteous redeemed through Faith In Cbrift, Ins Spiritus/ Life to ennie.—Vlll. Of the Man of Sin.olX. Of the Little H Of Anticlinal. By JOSEPH OALLOWAY, Eq. But thb deficiency bat for yeses exiled, a proper Formerly of Phtladelpliia,in Assialea; Author of Lettere to a Perfeveranec is indifpenfibly requiSte to revive the Rumbering Nobleman. ani other Trod., as the fate Amerkaa War. finds of Life. and to fe-animate the Ceettitatk" I.ondon . Prime I for the Author, android by Hatehard, Pie- MARRIED WOMEN, who have keg been difappoirted POI! ; and Airington, St. Pears Church-yard ; and by the lo their expatiations of a Family, may be aimed, that in moil Newham I Inflames filth defedts are eurabk by Medical MIL Alfo, in the Prefs, and fisortly will be publiCtied, by the fame The SECRECY whkh is foceential to my undertaking, and Author, A Prophetic Ilifloyy of the Church of Rome, in which the () alifleatione which 1 have prefamod to Rate, form the her Frauds, Perfecutions, and Blafpbensimare proved to have aleheof oef Peele" s " l ". andL. ll eehicidalace with fuck thie fnd ~ been frweteiti in the Apocalypfe Five Hundred Years before ber Illation is Riven,. %hat M r. . Rife. And elf° a Pill for the Atheilt and infidel. in which the (or by Ulm" haelowel a maw here) al his hook, Nw ay, Aruo- Apocalypfe is densanfleatcd, loOcally and philcioptically, to be des-llyeet, Strand, near Tample-Bar. founded in divine Infpiration. Prefaced by an Epißle, dedicate- There is an miditional entrance in Water-ftrem atkoinlos rr, erpoßulatory, and critical, to the Ike. Air. Vattaker and the "nee b bath thechore. l Redor etik. Miblrets, e l IL aims, Mambo °Me Royal West 0: Sergeona A PERSON, who in the late War held the A fituataon of Captain's Clerk In his Maleity's Isi..vy Wards of roar years, whiles for a timilar lituat.on skllt al Gentleman who nily lizre a vagancy to MI of that kind.--en. ereeptionabl.: J.:farcical for eh artdter and abilities es i'l he given. .--Plede to addres for A.B. No s, James Place, klackney Road JOHN TRIBE, fer.tor, of the CItOWN And THISTLE, takes this opportunity of acquainting: h:s an. m •ro s Friends and the Pub te, that he has cursed tor, (and at Lady-day next ihall enter upon.) thou fp.iclous 1 t ik known by the Name of the MITRE INN and rA VERN, Chatham, where he hopes, by allidulty and attcation, to merit their Patronage and Support. Families and Travellers may re:y on the beft of Beds and Accommodation. 24:B.OcTodStabting and neat Poft Chalks. Cc-whoa to and RPM London and Dover evcry day. • TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpeafully informed, 10 N9O ROL ts and Sou's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VIES, cordnaep to be prepared by than in the fame manner that has obtained filch univerfal approbation for many yeas? pat. The long pdtly acquired ioperiorlty of that :Article:is MIN confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons refident in all parts of the Word, and haying Rood the tilt of trial., tanks it in the fituvion It now maintains. The rented utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and ocher RICH SAUCLS for FISH, Ste. induses them, Irani thy numerous Advettifettwnts daily appeasing, to caution Fa milies. &e. to porchaiog the fame, as none is to be had of THEM IMICINt, but at their Warchoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, at the belt qu ility. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &e. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, 1 . ..m11ed %pea the &milt notice fur the EaR and Welt Indies, atis. Warehoufe, No. ten, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Pamiher in Scotland, they lean spa pointed Meffrs. R. 'oblation and Co. Edinburgh, their Col* Arras fur Fith Sauces. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-KILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE. SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOll4 TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SHOW.HILL, Br THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES, UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH sad BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHBII, through asWaltham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon I anima at Mr. Mays, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-fireet, Brian, dui Morning—ha lide 11. ms.--Paretis 6d. carriage.--Pagengen Warded from Bath to Bridgwater Taunton, Ste. Liverpool, Warrington, Knot:ford, Stow, and Litchleld New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crofs.ftreet, LiverpooL Guard ell throughout. Birmingham, Mercury PoR Cdselsorkk a Owned Smoot every oftpon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon Pages by OzAtd, Shipitone, and Ulan, to the Saracen's" Head, Bull-firest.Birminc'tath. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, feta on every morning at eight o'clock—carries four infides only, and psi remarkably ay—lnge' through Stamford, News", Rm. Med, Downier, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion Leeds nest day at noon. Notwithltanding the uncommon cipedideu odds Comb, It is allowed to be the molt agreeable said can gins pubiie conveysne• on the North Road, being noemmlloil aecommadatien or cowman by any other. .11LendaL Lomax, Prefion, KkhL. Lonfdale, Boohoo, Cheeky, Ormairk, and Gore:sag PolL Lln4u, every after talon, at five idock—Guarded. Look SpUlby . Horneaßie, Balm, Spaldisig. Pastiorevib. StAken. and Huntingdon Coach, fete d Manny, Wesinerd s p and Friday evenings, at four o'clock• The only Coach iron SpEthy with a Oustd. York, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh Pet Ceach. the Lord Netted', performed with a Guard throughout, feet out map at (eves o'clock, by way of Newark, ;tetrad, Ts& teaer L 5, ,Northallerion,Durbarn, Merpeth, and Ber. wick. Patentees finding themfelves fatigued from the length *Rite journey way re* whit time they piens, and then proceed en without ray "Adkisson lire. The Proprietor at York ram Coaches to Hell, Sarhereogh, Whitby, and aatr Omen Carlifle and Peoria PoR-Coach, goal with fear Horfes, end a Guard all the way—pages through Brough„ Appleby, outa.bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge. 'Feb er • by. Aberford, Dont:after, and Grantham, (the mare* way by s)—fits eat e. Mondng wad perigees the journey with the grimalkin:they. n detailed en the rood by MiAtiefe or piesfure, have the pecoliar ohmage in their tout. being It. cored in the not Coach, (with only Coachmen.) E xe t e r, Fainsenth, Dartmouth, Weymontb,Dch and Balloon Coaches, every Marring at half e......... Tht•s i L dowc rith a Omit tkr oa ti e. ush ae riton. Amirante , gs=lihm! at rely al. an each. Hart/es* Ware. Hoddadeva. sad China Coach, every Merolog. Shelled sod Betkarbana lbackinghma Cosch every Morn ing at fa:ford, Belden, and Henley New Polt-Coaeb, with• Irani Afternonn, at Five o'Clock. Manebelly, Wilmflow,Coegletca, NeweaNK WaEap, andl Woherbamptaa Poe Cuailt,eiery alienana. Guarded Shreardmary, Wellington, and Shienal Pott Caul. abe Royal Charlotte, every minas. at Sire n'clarlt.to the Ilta•e• and Bell and Unicorn Inia,Skreurtbury. Guarded. _ - ieTatbamptoo, Wlncbdit4, Arksford, Alm Cosa, every morning Hull, Nortlnieve.Howden, Timm and DelmailbwPoß Coach every morals's, at keen ecieek to the Boil and Son lon Melon-Gate, Hell illoodford. Wanitend, and Lewisham, Coach,* o'Cleelli every Beating (senor unday) Sunday Nina in the Mu nYtr~ N. B. Heavy Weigbti of Laws% Geist* &e. winveyed the under mentioned Wagyonao•To DEN Resekn. Ilergay„ Bury, and ports a saga every Monday. Southampton. Winebeiber, Lyndleark L carat.iiiireb, Ringwood, feedingbridge,Whillism and Plod —Waggons Daily. M ar ismovagli, Newbury andlteelbag. ewty TnefilL adb W N 101214 N and Co. tei}eitioßy aegimint tit* and di, Public, diat they will net be weesembio Oar any Pim or Lamy, kc. of MOM then VW, Pim& wile. if WI ma. maged. wilds *watts Me time efillimryond be cm tingly, a tba howso4lall loft Ilerwiall. This day was pnfitiibed, Elqtantly printed in Gaavn, and illuitrated with a Mop and kwenty Views, engraved from Dra‘ings by the Author, Price 11. go in ioaralt, or on inferior Paper, with the Map, and a View of Tinttin Abbey. Price yr. In Boards. ATOUR thrnnghout SOUTH \VALES and MONMOUTHSHIRE; comprehending a general Sur vey of the Pidurefigue Scenery, Remains of Antiquity. Mao- Heal Events, peculiar Manners, and Commercial bit =dons, of that iateretliag Portion of the Britill Empire. By J. T. BARBER, F. A. A. Printed far T. Cade!' and W. Davis, Sena&