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sS ~ . . . ...L.-.k.., -3. , tvp-i•... ; .. _...... .• .Milkif!.- •. . o Num= 4408 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1803. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TONOR ROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 'will be prefented the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, by YOUNG GENTLEMAN, (Being his firft appearance.) To which will be added the New Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS. Wit Evening—Family Iktiarrels; with A Tale of Myftery. On Thug,lay, Family Quarrels; with A Tal• of Myftery. This day was platted. price 43. AN ACCOUNT of the DISCOVERY and OPERATION of a NEW MEDICINE for the GOUT. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. LONDON, JANUARY 28. 120 3. lAM direCted by the Right Honourable Lord 1 C ie. Surreyor Genera! of his MAJL IT it'b WOOdS, Fared's, &e. to give thb public Notice to an whom it may con cern, that the bonne' of the laid Office w 11, in future, be car- This day was publifhed, I ried on at No. ill, Great George-ftrett, Wenzninftsr, where In Six l'oluntes, canto, Price il. rs. Boards, I all Letters and Papers directed to his Lordfhip, refpedting the DELPHINE. By MDAME DE STAEL- fold Woods, Porefts, Ike. are to be addreffed, the poftageatre- HOLSTE IN. I of, when font by the Polt, beiug previoully paid by the Perfons " A Man ought to he able to brave public opinion; a w o m a n tradmituna the fame. nsould fubmit to it.".....MAD. N ItCKA L. ; The onlioary office hours will be from eleven to four, every This Trarmation is by the Tranflator of Mad. Suet's former days Sundays excepted. Works. -- - - Ading Heft Clerk in the laid Office. This day was cubliihed, ECCENTRIC PHILANTHROPY ; a Nonni.. In three Vols. z amo. price roe. 6d. hoards. Printed for J. Booth, Duke-itrect, Portland Zact, and fold Ity C. Chap*, Pall Mall; Edw. Kirby, Stafford-Area, Bond- Snot ; and G. Wall, Richmond. Where may be had, jaR publithed, Nothing Ncw ; a Novel. In 3 vols. z amo. roe. 6d. boards. Splendid Mifery, by Mr. Suer. In 3 vols. 13$ 6d. boards. Italian jealogry; a Novel, by the Duchefs of Pienne. In 3 ads. ramp. rsa. boards. Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry. 01 whom may be had, i. Hanle, a Novel, in 5 volt price il. fewed. a. The Microcornt, a Novel, ins vols. price tL TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS FROM THE PORT OF LONDON. PrHE COMMITTEE of MERCHANTS ale- POLITE ARTS. , pointed to claming into the Depredations committed at This day was publifbed. the Port of London, on the Property of Merchants and other? , Exporters of Goods from the Port of London to FareignVarta, Handfomely printed in 800. inuftrated with n new engraved and to . detedt and p unt& the Offenders, and to prevent the like Copper-plates, and other Figures, price pa. 6d. in Boards, pracftwes in future, earneftly requeft all fuels Perkins as have and on R6yal Paper 13s. 6d. been fufferen in this refpedt,by having their Trunks or Packoges ATREATISE ON PAINTING ; by LEO- plundered, to trantnait an account in wetness of the particulars NARDO DA VINCI. Faithfully tranftated from the of their feveral Lore, to the Solicitors to the Committee, at original Italian, and now Era digeited under proper Heads, . their Ofilee in Warnford-court, Throgmorton-ftreet, with the By J.P. RIGAUD, Efq. R. A. marks, numbers, and contents of e•sch Package, in order the To which is added, a new Life of the Author, drawn up front better to aid and affift the Committee in the meafures now authentic Materials, till now inacceffible, under their deliberation for remedying the „grievances cons- By J. S. HAWKINS, Efq. F.A. S. ; plained of.—By Order of the Committee, Printed for J. Taylor, at the ArchiteEtural Library, No. Sp, J. and P.. WILLIS, Solicitors. High Holborn. I Warnford Court, Jan. 31, 1803. MEDICINA NAITFICA, VOL. 111. This day was publiftsed, In Odavo, Price ps. Volume fll. of AN ESSAY on the DISEASES of SEAMEN. 4 A- Comprehending the Hiftory of Health In the Channel, for the Years zypp, sSoo, and 180 t. By THOMAS TROTTER, M. D. Late Phyfician to his Majefty's Fleet, &c. Ste. N. B. This Volume contains a Chapter on the Ventilation f Ships, with au Explanation of Chemical Terms, for the Ufe of Men. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoftar-row. 0 whom may be had, Volumes I. and 11. price ys. each, in boardt FALCONER'S HALL AND ESTATE, YORKSHIRE. MR. RAINE repeftfully begs Leave to ac quaint the Public, that the Sale of the above Eltate, ad vertlfed to take place on the 4th of February inltant, at the Rainbow Cofiee•houfe, in Cornhlll, London, is unavoidably poßponed till THURSDAY the 3d of MARCH, when the , fame will be Sold by Au Lion at the above Coffee-Houfe. This day was publithed, price 9s. 6d. board; H ISTORY of the REBELLION in IRE• LAND, in the Year t 754, &c. Containing an impartial Account of the Proceedings of the Irim Rerolutionifts, from tie Year 1782, till the Suppreflion ad the Rebellion. With an Appendix to Illaftrate Come Fads. The Second Edition, with cunflderable Additions; and a Preface containing a Reply to the Obit:mations of Sir Rzenaan MUSGRAVZ, Bart. upon this Work. By the Rev. JAMES GORDON, kodtor of Kitiegny, in the Dioecfe of Ferns, and of Cannaway, in the Diocefe of Cork. Author of Terrapin, or a New Syf. • tom of Geography and Modern Hiltoty. 'Dinh would you teach, and fate a fluting land, All fear, none aid ycr , and few onderfland. /OM. London Printed by JD. Dewitt, Alderfgate-ttreet, for T. Hurft, 32, Paternofter•row ; and T Quay, Cooke, 5, —rllln-- wt Nab/In : and fold by G. Wall, Richmond ; and T. Gibbons, Bath. This day was publdhed, A Pock, t Eation, printed on fine Wore Paper, Hot-preffel, Price 3a 6d. in a &We like an Almanac, or at various other Picas in different elegant and fancy Bindings; of fOYLE's GAMES. imposed and feletted as a Companion to tke Card Table, =Antos of PraAical Treatifis or IENIST /ARO or NEVIIIISES SLUADRILLZ mount sad rota PUT • PIILVIIT CIIIIIAGE SILL-701M grill MATLIKONT SPECOLITSON eilliT4/111 emistar too awl LENVICENZT CONNEXIONS Wherein are comprifed Cakulations for Betting span Equal Sr Advantageors Terms. Printed for R. Baldwin, T. Payne, W. Lowndes, G. Wilkie Scatchard, Longman and Rees, J. Nunn, W. Stewart, B 60. y, T. Hurft, ar.d J. Mawnian: Of whom may be had, in I MO. Price ,+. bound, CHARLES JONES's HOYLE% GAMES IMPROVED, actaining Twenty-GE ot tho mc* Fa&losable Games, foam Seckstarbothers PRAC I ICAL ARCHITECTURE. rite following Books on tit. Pradical Part of Archledore have been lately publilhed by J. Taylor, No. 59. High Holborn. t. ICHOLSONis Carpenter's and Joiner's N 4, Affifiant, Maraud with 79 plates, and copious catpla oadons, Quarto, 111. bound. 2. v.ticon's Carpenter's New Guide, a complete book of Lines for Carpentry and joinery, with 78 plates, 1514 Nichollon's Student's Inlinglor, In drawing and working dm Five Orders, with 33 plates, 6s. bound. 4. Pain's Bridal Palladio, 42 plate, Folio, 16s. g. Pain's Carpenter and Joiner's Repofitory, 6) plates, 265. 4 Pain's Practical Build, % 113 plates, 12s. g. Pain's Pradical Hoofe Carpenter, 248 plates. tit. 5 Pain's Builder's Pocket Treafure, 53 plates, 6s. g. Langle) 's Builder's Affiftailt, a VOlunses, 77 plates, us. so. Langley's Gothic Arclaitedlure Improved, 64 plates, iss. so. Langiers Builder's Bench Mate, 184 plat e , 4a. 6d. 22. Franklyn and Claming on finnaty Chinuales, 4s 6d. 23. Deigns for Shop From, and Door Cafes, too 6d. 24. Deigns for Chimney Pieces, with hlouldings and Bares as large, scs. 6d. 25. lidebardfim's Fancy Capitals and Friezes from the An tique, 26. Defgns for Monuments, including Grave-Stones, Wall- Pieces, and Tombs, tifis. a 7. Elevation sod Plan of Blackfriars Bridge, sa. 28. Plana, Elevations, and Sedions of the hiaehines and Cen tering skied in ending Iliackfriars Bridge, mo. 6d. or with the Elevation, 155. Bat NUN URES and other COM PLAINTS of the HUMAN BODY. Juft PubliCted, Price One Stalling. ACHF,AP and Mil 11 Little TREATISE, very neeellary foe all Perrone afflicted with Ruptures, ace w k awake the twit Intimation and Remedies now extant panties oat eke general faults srd dangerous confequenees of i k l ipivres in Men. %Yana', and Children, when neglected or badly mated by Prelims iuelywricneed in thole Complaints; Batwing the many impofitlons the Afflicted arc liable to; alto die Author's lenproventents and leventiom on Elaftk Trifles, teed other !athletic:eta toe different Comi.lainta at the Haman Body, in Ten Partkelsrs. N.B. TM% Treatife is Rem& recommended to MI Mothers, wit contains Advice refpeeting tbanfelves or Friends and thole • Children born with Ruptures, Club Feet, Crooked Ankle', and other deformities in 'Lek growth. as timely application wilt prevent the ill cads:quake attending thofe lair:nice" By ROY, M. S. D. Sold by H. D Symorels,No. eckriveraniter.row; Matthews, No. It tytrand; 1 4 .ichardfoo, Royal Exchange; Green, Weil tree, near Oxford-Ram ; and by the Author, No. 43. Dear tweet, Sobs l where the above Mari: mane are made, and may be had to a great advantage. His Patent Lank Tetra are made upon an entire new principle In as to hive cue, two, three, and four different ac tions of elafticity, a. the nature of the ease requires; forming a mew' piano. or a concave convexity, c. warifing and compeer. /mg the stocked parts at one and the Cane time, ft. that the Mat ting la prevented from protruding through the abdoednal ring, seal may be worn in the molt comfortable manner in every Imitation of life. Being will adapted for a cure,with his advice red mar mita apidying them. Trufes covered, mended, sad improved. N. B Perin» reading at a ..11:tance, or in the country, by adakiffmg a Lim as above (Poll Paid) may have a Truk, or the P sophlet, km than to any Place. 'l'ke Pamphlet will be Son free of expenec, with or without a Trutt. a The Ruptured Porr and Charitable luititutlens are se ennonedaisal wiab proper Tsuess weal, Teets. Melce gratin HOUSE WANTED. WANTED to Rent in the County of HERT FORDSHIRE, a good FAMILY HOUSE, with walled Garden and other conveniencies, and diftant Fifteen or Twe ty Miles from London, with any quantity of Land from Twenty to One Hundred Acres. Wwell furnilhed, the Furniture will be taken at its Value, or an adequate Additional Rent paid for the fame. Apply to Mars. Riehardfon and Co. Corner of Change- Alley, Cornhill. THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Confining of 44,000 'rickets. To bight Drawing April 4th, 1803. SCHEME CONTAINS 4 Prizes of Z. ao,coo is C. 80000 3 rope° 30,000 3 15,000 2,010 . 6goo S 1,000 •-•• 3,000 i o: 100 ..... ... 3 0 "-• 3 4 °° 31 0 0 0 11400 20 .... wpm, Cf• TI6 Scheme differs from all others for many years paft, in the eireninftanee of not having any Prizes fixed for particu- Sdays. wrrr and CO. No. u. POULTRY, ans.ap.. p 011024 W 00101101021 to fen the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. This Office (enabfillted in the Year sysp), has beak fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, THIRTEEN of Tama were of the Lan and Three preceding Los:tales, and fans of than diridtd iota many Shares. FOR CHILBLAINS. RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STiERS's OPODELDoC. 'THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be topsider to every Preparation of the Kind In the Cure of Brulies, Sprains, Rheumatifins, Cramps, Numbnefs and Stiffnefs 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 is this Complaint it Should be diffolved, and ap plied warm. On the Outfide of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldnc is patted a Stamp, in which are engraved thefe Words," F. Ncw• bcry, No 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. NILWISIT, at the Warehoufe for Doctor James's Powder, No. 45, In St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the Corner of awapfide, Loudon ; and, by his appointment, by Mee*. Jebuolt and Co. No. 150, and J. Pidding, No 76, Oxford-greet; J. Wve, Old Bond-greet; Bailey and Co. Cockfpur-Street; I. Ward. Middle-row, Hol born ; T. Tatt, Royal-Exehinge ; and W. Clarke, B A rousb, High Street. P‘ise 21.6 d. per Bottle, inc Lading the Stamp, or Six for £31.6d, LOrTHOUSE IN YORKSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE of THREP. HUNDRED ACRES, with an EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE MA NOR. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, (At the faience of the Morty.agte, and by the Order of the Commiffionera in to Commdfion of Bankrupt againit Mr. Thorns. Rleltanefon,) - . - At the York'Tavern, in the City et York, on Mneday the aBth Day of February, allo3,at Three o'Clock in the Aka. rrnoon. HE Fee Simple and Inheritance of and in the I I kveral MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES and I I BUILDINGS: and alto, Three Hundred Statute Acres, or , thereabouts, of Goad Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Lands, I ; Stoats and being In the Pad& of Lofthoufe, in the Needs Rid- ; ing of the County of York, dually called the HANDAL'. , ABBEY ESTATE, with the Appurtenances, and DOW or late I 1 in the poffeffion of the fad Thomas Richardfon, or his Agents. This Mate commands a fine View of the Sca, from whitish I Is only dittant Three Mlles; and it ego lies within Nine Mlles , of Gitboroegh, and Twelve Miles from Whitby. There are Three fubltantlal Farm Hodes upon the Premlfes, I in good Repair and fo fituate as to admit of a proper Appor- I tionnsent of the Land to each Hook. A few Cottages have been lately emitted in a fuitabk Situation of the Prerniks, as well ass large new Building, which maybe vied commedioully for the purpnfes el a Granary. : I The Lands (which arc in excellent Condition) lie within a ; Ring FCD:C, and a thriving Plantation raf 'Timber of Ten Years' , Growth (betides the Old Timber) is arm Part of the Eltate ; the Whole of which Mate is Tube Free, in the Pada= of I the Owner. I I An retentive Common Right in the Parini of Leßhoefe. ap- ; pertains to the Premifes, with which will be silo fold, all that I MANOR or LORDSHIP, or reputed MANOR or LORD- ! SHIP of HANDALL. otherwile GRINDALL, within which , the (aid Prenalks are Groats. 1 This Manor abounds with Game, and compretends (betides : Common Rights to the Lord) kveral Rights, Royakles, and ; Privileges, of canfiderable Value. ••• Mr. Price, the Gonse-keeper for the Manor, will, upon Application at his Hoak, at Staithes, near the Mate, View the Prendes , and give all neceffary Information refsedits' then,—Applicatian may be alts m de to the Alfignesee, Mr. Thomas amok, of Heiken, and Mr. William Landop of Ma:whetter, and to the Solicitors, Mettrs. MUse, Seem:ant, ; and Milne, at Manche tea; as well as Mara Milne and Parry, I or No. s, Hare-court. Temple, Leedom; Mr. kigtatall, of Whitby; and Me. Simon Tyas, Solicitor. Y. AT a Meeting of the SHIP-OWNERS of the PORT of HULL, held at the GuUdhall this aBth day of January, 1803, convened by public advertifement, in pur fuance of a requifition to the Worlhipful the Mayor, to take into coofidcration the means to be adopted to obtain a Repeal of the preterit 1.2 w, impofing a Duty on the Tonnage of all Englifh Veffels failing to foreign Ports. W. W. BOL rob!, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair, It was refulved, That the Tax on the Tonnage of Ships Lit ing foreign is a heavy Duty on the Shipping Warta of this Kingdom ; That from the pref. nt high price of Provilloos, the rate of Seatneu's Wages, and the great increafe in the number of Ships employed in the Merchants' ferrice lince the War, oceafionrd by many of loch vettels which, during that period, were on Government lervice, being now ditcharged, and which has caufed a very confiderable reduction in freights, the preterit Tax on Ships is become an opprelave and heavy burthen on Ship Owners in general. That SAMUEL THORNTON and JOHN STANIFORTH, Efqrs. the Members in Parliament for this Town, be requeßed to co operate with the Members for the City of London, and of the different Out-Ports, In Ong every exertion to obtain g repeal of the Law impeding fo heavy a Tax. That Meffrs. John Ogle Ogle, lohn Burilan, jun. Thomas Jackfon, jun. William Colltilfoo, oho CLirkfon, John Voafe, Coitus Thomplon , Thomas Bum y, and Robert Simplon, be appointed a Committee to correfpond with Mr. Thornton and Mr Staniforth, and silo with John Hill, 11fq. the Chairman of the Committee of Ship Owners in London, that all exertions may be ufed to obtain fuch repeal. That a Copy of thcfe Refolutions be fent Mr. Thornton and Mr. Staulforth, and alto to Mr. Hill. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given the Wodhipfral the Mayor, for his ready attaaloo in convening the Ship Owners, and for hla impartial eaMboa lathe Char t - • That Copies of theft Retaliating be raglan! In the - Hoff Packet, Hull Advertlfer, the York Courant, the Sian, and the Sun. W. W. BOLTON, Mayor, Chairman. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen frequently fuller great pecuniary inconvenience from want of knowing fome terve:table channel through whore me dium they may be accommodated with temporary or perma nent Sums of Money, all Perform in poffediun of Incomes err ing from Freehold. Copyhold, or Leafehold Mom in Land orlioufes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges,Marriage Set demenu, Widows Jointures, s, Patent AnnuitlePlaces, Ckr gymen's Livings, or any otherpcome for certain Life, may be fupplied with temporary oil Sumepermanen of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity linen* for the fame, redeemable any time at their own option. The Nobility and Gentry of known pr.perty may be accommodated on their perform' Security. Performl applications will be received every day till three o'clock. and Letters from Carrefpondents In town or country (poll paid) will bs immediately anfwered, &admired to Meffrs. Harris, and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 9, Great Suffolk -Itreet, Charing Crofs. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP. IT has long been a cluellinn, as well as a Matter of furprize, why Dr. BIODOM II uld be more retorted toss ' a Medical Man, than fume of our flril Phyficians, whole cha rafter and eminence has never been doubted: this Enigma has long puzzled all ranks of people; but when we weigh and con fider the mute in a deliberate manner, the furprise mates, and the catered is taken from the eye. Far inflame, how llamas ous are the Warders the human frame is fubjed to, and which rife, folly from the Patients Imprudence; theta complaints the Patient is 'Chained to unfold to his own family Phylidan, either fearful It may by fume unforefeen accident become public, or does not like to confers his weaknets to the Pliyiklan he is in timate with; and In which cafe the female in particular often fah a [mike, rather than divulge the keret of their guilt; and without knowing the origin of the Mader It is impoillide for any Ph yfician to preferlbe with fiords; thee, then, are the patients who can with fafety apply to Dr. Brodum ' for they have only to fign initials to their letters, and flaw their aft without any referee whatever. The Dance fends themeither a Prefeription or medicine (as the cafe may require) without ever knowing the Peden who has made appli cati on to him, and the matter relts for ever a feent, as It is out of the power of the Dolor to make a dikovery this is the only and true cask why Dr. Brodum monopolizes the application of di ranks of maple to himfelf ; and pardeularly fo, as his clannadter is to well ellablithed u • lkilful Pityfiedn, when we obferve in the daily papers, the well authenticated Cues performed by him, to pukes who have labdured foe: many years wider Goat, Rkeumatifm Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptive, Yellow Fever, Jau ndice, Bilious Complaints, Spaftns la the Stomach and Bowels,and Debilides of Both Sesesoriflng front natural or acquired Cada, in particular, theta Complaints ori ginating from Intemperance, improper lode/genera, Inebriety, se ezmilve Oriel. For the removal of every kind of Obltrudion in the Spam, there are few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can tally, who have wheeled its beneficial effeds,even after the formation of a eldrrous Sub fiance—The Yellow Fever, and thok fatal Difeafes that oil sate In the baneful Atrnolphere in hot Climates. The Botanical Syrup sod Reiterative Nervous Cordial.to be I had at the Dolor's Mute, No. 9, Albioo-ftreet. y Soon from the Ltverean Marcum, surrey fide of Black Mars-bridge, in bottksat 11. as. t is. 6J. and fis ed. (duty included) at Wkbara. (tate Cockells) Medicine War .doe, age, Strand ; Shaw and fldwards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Beermand, No. 556, Billismfgase-nrcet Without ; W. Bathe, Printer and Boob feller, at his Medicinal Warden*. No. j, Wine-Brat, who in. received a large and fret Ripply; Thwart= and MU* Calk-feet; Bmwne, Ts:deep ; C. Routh. laidgealireet; Reed and Sheppard, Brined; Meyer and Cradvell. Bath; Mars. Goadby, Sherbonse; Mr. Raikes, Okoceiter ; Mr. Tyreba, Worceiter . Mr. *Crewman, Exeter ; Swinnay, Birm ingham ; Spilesury and Co. Marp-Brost, Dublin; sod by all Printers, Boulddien, and Wears et Malidass is *a Three Kingdom. -Waggons Dolly. dvabary. Haropen, sad Twkkeaksin, twins week. Warader, Perlhope, sod Wrodettotvery Saturday. W. MOUNTAIN •;41 Co. refrottfany sciaslasebeir Friends sad tie Path. dot they will not be accountable hor any Parcel er ke. of were tiro hoe Pounds value. V bilt d e d i . rosebled at tic date of &beam and =taw otedeadir. at lie isratair Hod lea, Seow4Nl, - . - ••• (:r PRICE SIX-PENCE. • • FOR NEW YORK, THE fag-failing American Ship NEW YORK PACKET, Davin Wass Mefle , , a r.gu!..r 'trader ; has eicellent accommodations fora few more Cabin Palen-era, and will pofilively go to fee on the Stir of ni m• nth, wind and weather pernatting.—For paffage apply to the Mailer, uu board of to PETER MAZE. Britt,* jamiarysg, 180 3 . P 0131111.1007 H, JAN. 3 I, !13n 3 . ALL Perfons who have any Demand on the l'te Firm of ANN WILKES and W. D. WILKES Ironmongers, of Portfmouth, are derred to deliver their Ac counts to Mils Ann Wilkes, of Portfinouth, Executrix to the Will of the late Mrs. Ann Wilkes ; and all Pcrfous indcbt d to the (aid Partnerihip arc regattad to pay the fame to Mira Ann Wilkes, or Mr. W. D. Wilkes; who rdpettfully informs his Friends and the Public, that the buff ners in future will he car- ried on by him, and that be much obliged to them for their favours. T HE very diftinguithed Approbation thich kOBARTS and PLOWMAN'S New ManufaCtory has experienced, from Her Majefty, the Royal Family, the No. May and Gentry, rec. claims from them their refpeelful ac- knowledgments, and they Ratter themfelves from their unre- mitting attention to produce Tate sod Elegance in their aims- Svc Coiled ion for Ealionahle Drefs, that it exceeds in Novelty and Variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. R. and P. bang the Inventors and Manufacturer, warrant the wear of every article fold in their Warehouk, and beg to acquaint the Public, they are only to be bad genuine at their Ware-rooms, No. t, Chandois-ilreet, Covent-Garden. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. M HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC -A. in general, are refpatfully informed, Jon NBo Rota, and Sow's GENUINE. and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO• VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that has obtained fuck univerfal approbation for many years paft. The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Pedant I mfident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the teft of I trial, tanks it in the lituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifementa daily appearing, to caution Fa- ' mines, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR OKNU INE, but at their Warchoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the bet quality. I WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Sec. Sec. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplicd upon the karma. notice for the End and Weft India, dcc. Warehoufe, No. ro7, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. I For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap- pointed Mara R. Johatfton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie . Agents for Fla Sauces. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, • SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL PROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL,- Br THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHEd, through Chippenham. Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon, urine at Mr. May's, the G hound Inn, Bath, and. the I &seam Them, Timm " ' de Siord...Monting- 4 V • Me IL m.—Out ea.—Parody 6d. carriageParentere fan warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Tennant, Ste. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchlidid New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Flat o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Rod Crofs-ftreet, Liverpool. Guard; ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach, with a Guard Setsout every Alterman, and reaches Birmingham nest dal= Paffes by Oaferd, Shiptlone, and Eagan, to the 'a Head, Bult-ftreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fete oat every morning at eight o'clock—carries four in only, and goes remarkably eery—pace through Stamford, Nevem*, Rm. ford, Doncafter, and Ferrybeidge, to the Golden Liao. Leeds next day at noon. Notwithitanding the uncommon espedition of this Cacis, it Is anowedto be the ma agreeable and com- plete public conveyance on the North Road, being mammal in accommodation or conveyance byztother. Kendal. Laneafter, Pram, y Loofdde, Boehm Charley, Onnlickk, and Gutting Poll Coaches, every after- noon, at five o'clock—Guarded. Louth, Spillby, Horneaftle, Bohm, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, feta off Monday, Wedoefday„ and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from Spiliby with a Guard. York, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh Pot Coach, the Lord Hello°, performed with a Guard Wombat; feta out every =ming at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tab eau, Dargngton, Northallertan Durham, ftforpetb. and Ben. wick. Patentees Ending thanfelves fatigued from the length tithe journey may red what time they plate, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The PrapckteatYork nine • Omelet to Hull, Searbormgh, Whitby, and other piama. Castile and Pendth Port-Coach, goes with four Harks, and a Guard all the way- r paffes through Brorth, Appleby. Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge. Weber - by, Aberrant, DODalker, and Grantham, (the aura way by IS nates)—tets out evsy Morning and performs the Janney with the great& facility. PsEmge n climbed on the road by bufunis or plaints, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fa. cored in the seat Comb, (with only Li Combines.) Elder, Plymouth, Palmer" Dartmouth, Weymouth, Doe. thew, and Salilbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half -WI Three, with a Guard: through Malmo, Aaminfter, Brielport, Egandford, Balingftoke, end Basket.—Carries four !elides, at only al. v. each. Hertford, Ware, Haddam, and Chaim Coach, every Morning. gielleld and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn- ing at geom....GsardaL Oxford. Beam, and Henley New Pod-Coach, with a Guard every Afteesoon, at Five ,'Clock. Masscheftor, Wlindlow,Coogieton. Neweale, Walfall, and Wolverhampton Poll Cm* evao afternooo. Guarded. threvekuiT, Wdlingten, and Salad Poft Ciao* the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at eve o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn inn,sarewerury. Guarded. Southampton, Wiedasher, Arladard, Akan Cash, every morning. Hull, Nortbeave,Howden, Thom and Dos:after Poll Coach, every morning, at fewest o clack to the Bull and Sun lua Mlron•Gate, Hull. Woodford, Weiland, end Laytanitone Coach, at s o'clock every Evening (tempt Sunday) Sunday Nine is the Morning Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half paft Teo, balf pet Two, half pa Foes an half part Seim o'Llock. N. B. Heavy Weighs of Luggage, Goods, Ste. COMMA by the ender alletkeed Waggens....-To Dirs. Beaks, Amway Ivry, and a porta of Suffolk every Monday. Marlborough, Newbury, and Rsdkrg, every Tt irea. Southampton, Windtetter, Rnmky, L y ndhurst, L Chriftehorch, Rtagwsed, Fordiogbndgr, V/intborn, and Pod —Waggons Deny. donbary, Hammel, and Twkkeekare, twig's week. Wereefter,Pater. and Wyeembe.eorry Saturday. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. repedUntly acmaiontheir Prime sad the Public, Nat they wig net be accountable hor any Pared or Sm. doom than Five Pounds value, if kik car g r ms rnsehled at the dme of delivery, end =tam madengiy. the isratairlissil INN Seow4llll,