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D. • Late Waster of St. Andrew'. Church, Glasgow. &lidos, whit several additional Sermons, and a Lee THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY Ip, win be acted the Drama of THE CASTLE SPECTRE. po, Mr. Vita', (being his first appearance in j u t cu . ad o; Reginald, Mr. H. Siddous ; Percy, Mr. Holland ; FA . phiilip, Mr. Palmer; Angela, Mrs. Ere Moat the T wo Royal, Edinburgh, being her drat appearance na this Alice, Mrs. Sparks. kbroich (for the 19 th time) a New Grails...laq print. panto. mime, called .viu BO ND ; or, HARLEQUIN I•tEGRO. ' Tomorrow, the Comedy of A Trip to Scarborough; with ~.t.,,ein Furiboed. MONEY. A N 43144 4 wanted, for the Lifeof a Single Per •`• 504,45/so Age - of 37, for which the sum of Four Hundred Founds will he elem.—Freehold Sectuity will be required. For further particulars, apply (if by letter pos paid), to W. Maga. Printer of the Lancaster Gaaette, Lancaster. far I. !Aunty, Met-tweet, London Ind grebibald mod Co. Ed L. THE Creditors (if any) of JOHN HUAPHRYS the younger, formerly of Constantinople, Merchant, and who died there several years ago, are desired to send the particu lars of their respective demands to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Princes street, next the Bank, London, before the 20th day of February next, when the whole of tixe Money *lidos from the Estate of the said John Humphrys, is intended to be applied and paid by the Administratrix in or towards the discharge of such debts as were •wing by the said John Humphrys at the time of his death, according to their legal priorities.• This day were published, In (Ivo. price fis. ESSAYS on the Natural History and Origin éf PEAT MOSS—the particular Qualities of that Substance — the Means of improving it as a Soli—the Methods of converting . It into a Manure, and other Economical Purposes to which it may be subservient, Bcc. By the Rev. ROBERT RENNIE, ICilsyth. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Editabeqgh ; and John Murray, No. 32, Fleet -street; and J. Harding, No. 36, St. Jams's street; London. 6ir - W(4l'l%4Es. ThMAINIpoi pubiished,:prieu 6s. in Beards, in toe *My Olga - Volume, TIICTIONNATRE UNIVERSEL 41e$ SYNO A. 4 NYMF.S de laissague Franeolse. Par M VAlillE de LEVIZA.C. Printed for RICHARD Pitittips, No. 4, Bridge-street, Biatirriargs and 26 be had dal' liaokseLlers. THEA ME ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Tan ?RESENT EVENING , JANUARY 18, will be acted the Thy of THE MOUNTAINEERS. „, 16 &JEW ; Virokt, Mr. /Ironton ; Kilmanyek. uvilTi ga ddy ; Roq ue, Mr. Chapman ; Lopo Tocho , Mr. fon Ilak az i n Muley, Mr. Murray ; °mem Mr. Clan. - vow g a , Mr. Blaneliar - 11; Floranthe, Miss Snilth ; Z ara' , liess Norton. p h obia dbe Pelle*" Or 111 " 1111 lb*, new Panto ohne, ago 4.-• HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT ; %FIRE, WATER, EARTH, AND AIR. Tomat o, The New Drama of the Wanderer, or the Rights 0 , 0 1 /7 ; with Harlequin in his Element. A VERY GREAT BARGAIN. 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Scholey, and John Harding. On the le of February will be published, In et*. with Plates ' A TREATISE on the CULTIVATION and PRF.I'ARATION of HEMP. Zl+o oo 51+0 100 MODERN LONDON SURGERY. This day was published, in one very large and closely printed Volume, Octavo, illustrated with such Plates as are essential to the subject,i-ice 12s. in boards, IRST LINES of the PRACTICE of SURGERY F —Being an elementary Work for Students, and a concise Book of Reference for Practitioners. - .:WELL wowni SAVING. Sams of Ticarrs Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices ' Aad Twenty Thomunt se Ten ,1 1 / 4 c, a 8c 'Thousand, m.d Five Thousand p PAM ON DEMAND AS SOON AS DRAWN, AT. I WARNER's, No. 16, CORNIIILL, who submits the following Statements that the Public may see clearly the put advantage in buying at his Office. WARNER'S PRICES. 0 I HER OFFICES' PRICES. 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The present work owes its origin to a recommendation made by the Lords of the Privy Council, to the Court of East In dia Directors, to encourage, in our Indian Possessions, the growth of a substitute for Hemp, at a recent period, when, from political circumstances, we were likely to be deprived of the accustomed supplies from Russia. Various enquiries were accordingly di rected, and experiments made, to ascertain the best mode of giving effect to the views of Governnient, the result of which is here laid before the public, comprising a body of information relative to the culture and preparation of this valuable plant, (and of others that have been proposed as substitutes) collected with great assia . dulty,front sources not generally accessible, and the importance • of which will be duly ippreci ..ed at the present moment. London : Printed for J. 1-Lrding, No. 36, St. James's-street ; Constable'and Co. suld J. Park, Edinburgh; and J. Archer, and H: Fitzpatrick, Dublin. Thi s day was published, complete in One Voluble Bvo. 'Price les. aid. boards, • The Third ration, much improved and enlarged, of A N ESSAY on the VENEREAL DISEASE and Its Treatment, illustrated by numerous Cases ; Intended to ascertain the BIT - N. Nitrous Ault and other analogous Reme dies, lately proposed is Substitutes for Mercury. By • WILLIA Surgeon of Ow Lock Hospital and Bloomsbury Dispensary, &c. London: Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster row ; Murray, Fleet-street ; Cox, St. Thomas's -street, Borough; and Callow, Crown-court, Soho. in justice to the Author, we have furnished our readers with a full and impartial account of his labours; and do not hesitate to recommend his work to the perusal of every medicalpractitioner, especially the surgeon."—New London Review for April 1800. 6 4 We are happy in laying before our readers the result of a series of experiments made by Mr. Blair. The situation of this gentleman, as surgeon to the Lock Hospital, afforded him oppor tunities superior to those of most other practitioners in surgery; and his known character for industry, ability, and integrity, give such weight to hie testimony as must powerfully Influence the Public In the decision -to be formed on this subject."—Briush Cline for July 1799. The Second Part of this Essay may be had separately, price 71. Sy SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the Rota College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medi cal Society of London ; and Author of Critkal Reflections on the Cartaract. Printed for RICNAND PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and sold by all Booksellers . —Of whom may Aso be had, 1. A TREATISE on the ANATOMY and DISEASES of the EAR, with large Plates, dram! from real Dissections. Hg J. C. SAU MIENS, Demonstrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hospital, and Surgeon to the Dispensary for Diseases of the Eye and Ear. Vac), 11. Ss. 2. 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A TREATISE on the PROCESS employed by NATUiti in suppressing the HEMORRHAGE from DIVIDED and PUNCTURED ARTERIES. By J. F. D. Jones D In one Volume, Bvo. with numerous Plat es , IQ s . 6d. bOards. A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into the CAUSES of this 'Waive ASTHMA, &c. By Rostov Bast, M. D. Of the Royal College of Physicians &c. The Fourth Edition, oonsideribly improved and Nab:pd. by additloani practical obseentiono. CHESHIRE. BY THE )30ARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was published, illustrated by various Engravings, some Of them coloured after Nature, and with a coloured Map, distin guishing the different kinds of Soil, price ten shillings in belies, P i GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE 1. - 1 - of CHESHIRE, drawn up for the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and describing the Geo graphical Situation and general Circumstances of the County; the State of Property ; the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation • the Implements ; the Enclosures ; the Amble Land, in every ki nd of Culture; the Grass Lands; the Gardens and Orchards; the Woods and Plantations ; the Wastes, the Improvements, general and particular; the Live Stock; the Rural Economy, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commerce, Manu factures, the Population, Societies, &c. Sec &c. hy HENRY HOLLAND, Esq. Printed for RICHARD Puter3 es, Bridge-street, Blackfriars; and sold by Messrs. Poole, BROSTER and Son, and other Booksellers in Chester ; also by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. I Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Surveys of the under-mentioned Counties, recently published under the direc tion of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in ,octavo, and done up in boards, 2 Middleton's Middlesex 2d edition 3 Billingsley ' - Somerset shire - 4 Rndge's Gleucestershire - 5 Smith's Argyleshire, ad edition - 9 0 6 Naismith's Clydesdale, 2d edition - 7 b 7 Duocumb's Herefordshire - 6 0 a Boys's Kent - 7 0 9 Young's Herefordshire - - 7 0 10 Young's Lincolnshire - 10 6 41 Young's Norfolk • . 8 0 'l2 Young's Suffolk, Sld edition - 8 0 13 Young's Essex, two vole. 21 0 14 Kent's Norfolk - - 6 0 11 Somervile's East Lothian - 6 0 16 ThOntson's Fifethire - 4 7 0 l'? Holt's Lancashire . . • co 18 Robertson's Mid-Lothian - 7 0 19 Itailey, Culley, and Pringle's Northumber-/ laid, Cumberland, and Westmoreland 9 0 20 Lowe's Nottinghamshire 5 0 21 Robertson's Perthshire - 7 0 2 Douglas's Roxburgh and Selkirkshire 7 0 28 Plyniley's Shropshire - 9 0 24 Pitt's Staffordshire - - 0 43 brown's Yorkshire, W. R. • / _ -20 Tab's YeekShire, N. R. . 9 0 27 Vassourees Devonshire • IS 0 N. B. Corrected and enlarged Reports of otlssr Counties wet be published; in 'a corresponding size and type, after the rate ft aft et elgbt per tannin, till Surveys of the *bob kingdom bnie been .pillinbed ; In the Mean time sets, as fur fie velfetnity done up, or particular Reports, inky De WI all at • the pleasure of the Purshaser. S. D. 12 0 7 0 9 0