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, • 1114 • -, v_t4 6 f .10' -I -: 0: j/r - -z‘ ri r )sky NUMBER. 4398 1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. r rillS PRESENT EV ENINGJANUA RYA', tteir Maj , -Itles Servants will ad a comedy, called SHE WOU'D AND SHE WOU'll NOT. Hippolita, Mrs. JORDAN. To which will he added the New Pantomime, called LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLFQI.IIN'S HOLIDAY. 'With New scenery, Maennery, Dreffes, and Decorations. THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 1, 1. i ~~!- . - i r.\C%. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meffrs. HODSKINSON and Co. At Garraway's Coffee-bnufe, Change-Alley, London, On Monday the 7th day of February, ifint, in `'!T Luca, THE MANOR of PAINSWICk, a truly de• firable Freehold Eltat.:, confitting of a Capital Manor Farm, and nearly One Thoufaul different Copyholds, within the Tithr!gs of Sheepfcombe. Edge, :?pi subed, and Stroud- End, extending over fcveral Thoufand Acres of land, with Fines, Chief Rent, Quit Rents. and licriots. The Minor Farin-Houfe, with rapidity Offices, Is litured on a healthy fpot, commanding extenuate Views of the beautiful Vale of Painfwick, lying exceedingly compel, in the centro of 330 Acres of rich Arable, Pafture. and Meadow Land, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running through and ur.iun; in the fame, very convenient for ereding Mills, with excellent falls of Water, of from is tons feet, and might be very adyantageouffy ufed for the Manufadtmy carrying on in the N e i ghbourhood. t ECCENTRIC PM LINTIIROPY ; a NOVEL. • In ihr. , oh. urieo 17 , Ad. bo.,rds. Printer! f.-r J. Booth, Dukr Itrr. e, I'. r• ;ae t rol by C. Chappl., ; Fdw. Kirby, Staiinrd Arcot, Bond- Itreet ; and Richmond. Vi'Lcre nil 7 be had, puHiled, A. : I,‘ c:“..)vir) r. P:: i; ; , dto Itc •• f ! ' N. Tu. day was put; '• !, :ce gs Fd inboards, tot :c .tr !•decoct ed with rLfrr •S 1 X licautitul Prid rei.rjela nig- rho Manners, and Dr. if, of all Nil, 11,111%, with new ant! io•prowed mar, G EOC, R A Pli fnr tlic USE of SCROD:.;, on a ft , to T. z.:licts, And fn Iti.ltl faCcint.t ing to Pupilq, that it c rntrit fail to recommend itfoff to unitter. Gil adoption the moiaent it is fem. It is divided into three parts:— _ _ . Nothing N:.‘v ; a Nova In 3 vols. ,'ion. 10 ..6d. boards. Splaldri 11 . 1i1,1 1 y, by Mr. Sorrl In 3 vols. t,w bd. boards. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, JANUARY 2t, will be prefented Mr. MACKLIN's•Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Italian lealouti; a Novid. by Obe Ducbcfs of In 3 a arno. ass. boards. This day was publifhcd, In Three Volumes Odtavo, Price 2 7s. in Boards, . Slr Pertinaa Macrycophant, Mr. COOKE. Lady Rodolpha lumbertourt, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. To which will be added the New Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS. This Evening—Delays and Blunders; with Harlequin's Ha beas. On Saturdays Pamir Qiarrels. On Monday, the Tragedy of Othello. „„ The New Pantomime continuing its high fewer with the robe, will be performed deal Orlailftla artiVer sesiew, ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and Illultrations of the MANNERS, LIVES, CHARAC TERS, and ECONOMY, of the ANIMAL CREA lON. By the Rev W. BINGLEY, A.B. Fellow of the Lioneio and late of St. Peter% College, Cambrit' • . . And alio five fevers( Parcel*, of Wood'and, part incicied. well Rocked with Beech, Oak, and Agt Trees, lyin seltkln Cite Manor, containing ggt Acres, tlts Whole of tits Talon a nrairlT geld. per anhunt. • - Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-card; ant may be had of all Bookfeller.. ST. P IL;L'S SCHOOL. 'THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Gentlemen educated , t this Sand, wiU be at the Lon don Tavern, Billiopfgate area, ca Ttterd.iy the ssth of Janu ary, 1803. lITZWARDI. John Holland, Efq. • Chart-a Tohnfon, Efq. lA'alton, lifq. Mr. Jofep Hibbert, La Porte Mer.4e, jun Ffq. Mr. )ohn Duddell. Dinner on Table at Pour &Clock. Tickets, CNS 6d. each, to be had of the Stewards, and at the Lo.doo Tavern. FRESH POTTED CHAR. No. son STRAND, COR NER OF SAVOY STEPS. • December 24. IEO2. JOHN BURGESS and SON refpeetfully inform the Nobility. and Families in general, they have this day re mired a fee& fupp!) of FRESH POTTED CHAR from Winan dermerc lake, which they can recommend to be of a foperior "Nay to any before introduced. New P. Sturgeon, Welch Smoab'd Salmon, Itniniwick Fordages, New French Olives, kc.—Warehoufe as above. FASHIONABLEDANCINGbyMnALI.EN, privately Taught to Lulea and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt this a- comphatment, or net in the im proved modern ftyle, at No t Shcrrard-ltreet, dokien (parr, and No. to, Great Alie Itrect, Got dman's-field-.—They are Tatig`4 on a plan particularly calculated for th te to whorls it Is an °Ned to attuirc it expedltionfly, privately, and in the arA Ityk cf falkion. Mtnriers, tillicers,and Country Accidents, mite may awl& n a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, is Bask and receive conftant inftrodtion. The Seled Weekly Affemblies are eeery Monday, the Band nandudled t.y Mr. Taylor ; none but Subfaiben admitted, Mae but people of re pedabilly can fit:ten - be; ref.pedlable &by* agd Yam II a, if act diftant from team, regularly at tended on theurenVessetions, and hydrated Is tray elegant regullhe of modern Dancing. - - ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE. 'THE ineonfiiient doßtine of thorn who mom • mend External Applications (or Internal complalntai is alienated la the following Maple quefticas: Will die fur which adheres to the bade Of I kettk, or boiler, be rexambd by win ks the ounidel The fame eomparifort may be made refpenitig th.: human frame: Can an internal complaint bx removed by an external application? There mitilions are left to be anfwered by every Reader, wh ch will thew the Wick:burner; of Inculcst- Mg this dodtrlne, while the Infailhlty of Dr. IiftODUWI filf/TANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the eirtraordinary Cores that daily appear in the Papers, particula- ly in cafes of tiv above nature Dr. Brodum, as a revise Phyfician, has been known nasty years ad not as a Noltrans Vender. Her motive for palidifhavz this advertifensent, tato fbeire the Health oft be Pub lic how the tisingeethat attends external applicati n, which, to his knowledie, has proved fatal to many,etto have laced in it ail improper cotifidenie. To thole labia bare reveled in the midnight cop. or madly &Weed asters of her rkb Rorer. b mareftrabled or licenti ous Wee, or by the hoMid felfith pall , * of Diograes. this reno vative will render all per bie &Ramo. ; and. if the vital powers be not entirely deftro)4 it will gradually repair the mien silt' evil. • • Ladles (deny time of life may. bv this medicine, he freed font ein: of the molt aillidlina diferdas incident to the fex and Ws certain period It is mkt ltighly . tiriful. b all nervous alkalosis, lownefs of (piers. tremblings, lots of mensory.lmpadisml *nor, and the ovimberlefs frt.:routs of Im paired and tatted* connitntions, whither azalea from a life of inatlieity,intentpermee, or inattention to health, its elksey liasamined throstgMot the three kingdoms univerfal =Weave. elided eelanity. by 'arid perfeversnee in ita ale, It cheers, braces and invigorates the wholuneriousfyftetn. and gives new tree to all the Wulf &odious, of whith nuntbalefs hsftances can be avooehrd. ' A rnuft noble medicine, compared of foam of the choke* telfitoss amid itrenithenen lo the whole mato& medico; and Is particularly aporkable to thole whore atantatetiaos an Maud by extreme wea.%nefs and &May, or brain by coon/atlas or vicious Indulgences. . - The fintaclrat Srtop and Reftnradve Nervous Cordtal.to be bad at the Dodoes hear, No. 9, AlbionAtter, 7 dean hem the Lowry. Mefaint, Betray lido of Mar Atreus-bridge, la &tittles at tl. as. a is. 6d. and 6s. od. (duty incitided) at Withers, Catt Cockell 6)l7ledicinc Warchoufe, Strand ; and Shaw asad Co. St. here Churchyard'; W. Wight, Printer and Book', Bet, at le. Medicinal Wareboufe, No. 3, Wine-Breve, why basrecelved singe and froth (apply; Th.atipron and Mills, ittedlrect ; Drawee, Totaey ; C. Routh. Bridse.ftr-ct ; and Sheppard, Briftol ; Stcykr and Cratwell, Bath; Meet*. Cuedby, Sherboorne ; Mr. Raikes, 01 , iueriter ; Mr. Woreeder. Mr. Trewinan, Recur ; Swinecy, nine ty, h..° Spillbory and Ca Mary-Brea. Dublin; and by all Printart, licokfelkts, and Venders of Meteinee In the Three Rtritdoms. Ti.e Medicine may be had every thy. A quart bottle con. tains equal to Svc Mall once. N. & Perron who apply for there aiedieines, will pkafe to take nutlet, that It will be in vain to exped any relief from this remedy without puuetua:ity ; fur tams a bottk or twopro• perly, then k‘vieg of for fume days and beshining again, will be of no klinl of ferrite. it mutt be taken reguiqr ; and in Come cafes it litth required the quantity neceiTary for a perfcet care, co he taken• heron. the patient has perceived that he EA ob. tasted any relief; therefore perform in the country, wbo with togo Waugh a regular eau & of i 4 lisould take care to have a proper rupl47 of Dr. it roal mu's nawheincs It vriU be Reci.ff.iry the Doefor thou Id fee NA Patients as are herald *kg brateets or Lots of Sight, or fend their Care* by Letter or Parcel, to the Doctor (Poll Sr Carriage paid), with his nfual Fee. • • To thofe f.Nlies and Gentlemen bordering on the Rate Matrimony, the Maur would particularly recommend the botanical Syrep, prior to thdr appmranee before the Altar of Walt" wba min tbelamilidt degree apprebetiftve of the tam not buos esll:rdy found. or (*Nal to tolazatioas of the Mr. WMAlljilf‘4 l /Mitmlitk. mailbag. di* Prelude's, e wham printed Yartieolvs may be had; of Meiling. I)unn, SnU eitors, Uneolnis-Inn; and of Peleffra.HodOrinfon and Co. Sur• wipers, •Aru ndel• fi.reet, btrand. Landon; where a Plan of the Mate may he Peen. CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN!, On Friday, th: 23th day of January init. at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe. ComblL et Twelve o'clock, lu about Twenty I,Ol'S, SEVEN HUNDRED and TEN very prime AK TIMBER TREES, many of which are of great Dimenfi tn., fit for the principal pieces of Mips of a tarp rise ; as well a. rev cal prime butts of Cooper's Timber, of the molt va.'uable fort hkewife others for Hammer and En ine Lams, Milh, dm now blazed and griped marked, and (boding in one Wood, containing about tso Acres, called FRY,PING HURST COPPICE, between the Two Turnpike Roads lead ins from Godahning to Haileuxtre, and Ooddming to Chiding ford; very conveniently fitnated for both land and water car riage, front Godalming Wharf, dillant therefrom only Eight Miles, and about Ono to the Turnpike Road on either Side, Twenty from Arondd and the Sea, Thirty from Partfmouth, and F rty three from London. Alf* about Twenty Acres of Underwood, a part very.full of Hool-`ere Siut Pelts. Ste- dsc , --Likewlfe a number of fine Beech Trees , I F Great Berkhampftead, in Hertfordthire. James and Edward Lawrence, Whet iefide M the Manor- Houle, in the centre of the Wood. will drew the f oeral Lou; of whom printed Particulars may be had; Ito °llion:tag Ride, Millwright. in Hal:tenure ; the King's Arm., Godalming; White Horfe, Guildford; Norfolk Arms, Arundel; Swan, Chlchefter ; Crown, at Portfinouth ;lit the Rainbow t and of Mr. Itutue, Lard and Timber Surveyor, Chariotto-Area, SJooodlaury. ELEGANT SPORTINO RPSIDPNCE AND ESTATE, IN YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. RHINE, At the Rabb°lie Coffee-►oufe, in Cornhill, en Friday the 4th • day of February, at Twelve &dock, in Om LOT. A • VALUABLE and very deftrabic FREE- A HOLD RS I%AT/, lying pettedly camps& and well wa twed, retreated by the River tayp4, which nine "have ground . through Part of .he Land, on r.h Bands a molt complete and elegant Villa, with every modem attached and detached Ofice, wait kt;own by the Name of RALCONRRb-HALL, in the Pan& of Foxholes, about Half a Mlk Maw front the High Road, between Tarilheid and Searlaararash, Nine Miles fru= the lamer and Tea front the latter, and Twelve from Bridlington; togeth,r with coma ea elltat Faren.litek, with convenient Out-kill Mgr, and hods" enattgatots lockifitres of 'good Land, containing oar Bight Hundred Acres; together with the Manor. of Dow HOLM extending over about Ono Thoufand Acres of Gerund. The ReMence, 01Bees, and about Six Acres of Land, are in the Occupation of the Proprietor, who will give immediate PoffriLon; and the we/ attained Ftaniture is to be taken by the Purchafer at a fair Vainatiao. The reR of the Land is held by Mr. William Nutbrown. by Leate,Sla Years at which are DOW unexpind, at a Nat Rent of about Suck To be •-ierrcd till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Nutbrown. of whom Printed Particulars pay be had ; alto at the Platers at the York Courant and Neweaikle Advatifer•. Swan. Perry bridge; Angel, L./encoder; of Mars. Caton and Battfon, No 4. Gray's Inn Square; Rainbow; aad of Mr. Raise, Land Sur veyqr, Chaxlotte Brea , laitorniburi. Loadani. IVHEN Profeffional Men of education and re. fponflbillty deviate ikons the gown' fetes by the fe ted:lm of a pcculiae Branch, the fan timat long nontineed faccas is the heft criterke &Comstock). Tm yours have I devoted my praake to the ca treat mem of THEE DISORD ERS, and the Faceefsfal refs* of my plan gives me additional a rdour to oppofe as far as I SRI able the ravages& dank memplahrts which an [bonsai import ant in the catalogue oilman Inernsides. Alter initiation into every branch as an Army Bergroe, I formed a wi& at an early paindof Praake to raceme Indheldw els (rpm the ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditlownw The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, cuesprize eve eles of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a long duratiow—idly. All Mods of DEBILITY, wtsetb* wiling front the babies of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of maitre age, and laalyThat de. easement of the (yeast in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the rank of Ignorance or hafte hs the treatment of a ample Gariorrhm,and it not unfrequently hap pens that the lied' of Life are pcilfoned Ly the Indiferetlais of an unguarded hour. By a furrior method fuch complaint. are cants , cured, and este 'Mere 041111% have failed, I tuft that I may presage to infer a radical moitabliarnent. Few, however, are the cafes of complieateddittrefe In *he diforder, compared With the e.bunitous Munising of Men, who from ineolgertee in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prey-alma Gaieties of a fiihionable Life, acquire that Rate of Dabney which is the unavoidable coofigisome of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy atm= broods over his mffery, but care. fully conceals his onafortune, it may be tome confolation for hint to know, the although it be an objedt of doubt to uncer tainty with otter Praditinases, the removal of fide DER CIENCIES by the gradual preen& of renovation is theasequirei man et my experknce. -If the rites of Bacchus or Veto, have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion f this languid !Late, sod in thine cafes no great illaiMbilos will acme. • But where this dcliciresey has few years edited. a proper Perfeverance is indifpcnably reguiate to nibs the Bilinbccini fpsrks of Life, and to raminsate the Coointution. MARRIED WOMEN. who have bog been dirappointed in their exptEtationf of a Pa nay. may be stared, that *nue Inkances filch defeds see curable by Medical MIL The hECRFCY which is recant* to my endetaling, and the 40alificati as which I have premised to Rate, form the &Ss amy gretentions, and in coincidence with fuch this inti mation is given, that Mr. BRIE may confuted perfoaally (or by letters iodating a final note) at his hoe*. No. aq, Anus dcl.ft reet, Strand. rear Timplu- B ar There is -a aJtlirional entrance In Water-gnat a4olaing and the name is on both t►e &dew I -- it ISRLE, )damper of tie Real Nikes of larms& a The Anther of the prefent Work lays its claim to atten tion on the grotind of its utAity, and its novel and inter; tirz contents. He has brought forward many t!..oui :rids of an,.e doter and °Venation* which will tend to promote the Rudy of the delightful feienee of Natural Hiftory ; hr has ringed through an expenftve colltdtion of Books, amounting in mrn her to nearly a Thoufand Volumes; and has metbodiz , ,i arcOunts and traits of charadter, recorded in the werks of al authentic travellers and hiltorians, from the earliest to t...r prefent times. This day was publifhel, price oe 6d. bn,ri4, HISTORY of tht REBF.LLIJN in PRE• LAND, in the 174 &c. Containing an Impartial Act-tit:At of the Procedings of the Irish Revolutior.ilts, troni the Ytar t 7°2, till the n of the Rehellion. Wlth an Appeued: to I:l4 . tra•tt fume The SLeond Edition, with confideriule Addit'on; and a Preface containing a Rcptr to the Obfervations of it Rica ARD brIUSGRArt, Bart. Orln this Work. By the Rev. JAMES GORDON, Reeler of Killegny, in the Dioccfe of Penn, and of Cannaway, in the Diocrfe of Cork. Author of Tcrragura, or a Ncw Syf tem of Geography and Modern History. Truths would you track, and fare a finking land, AU fcar, none aid you, and fcw usderftand. cops. London : Printed by j. D. Dewi , k, Aldrepte-ftrect, fur T. Hurt, 31, Paternoltessrow ; and J. Cooke, s. Ormond %lay, Dublin and fold by G. Wall, Richmond ; and T. Giaums, Bath. This day was publinied, price 6s. bound, ./kNEW Method of LEARNING FRENCH In a PRACTICAL and EASY WAY : Being an Illuftradon of all the French verbs, taken in their na tural and figurative fettle, arranged according to the r different conjugationsend irregolarities,and coot' teed in &oft Seotemes, with tk Sub.lootives and other Words to wkich they arc the mat likely to be found conneded : the whole terminated by a regular let of Familiar Dialogues, with an Emil% Tr:inflation, fu very Wend, as to onliter to the French, Word for Word, without offending the Rules of Cunßrudion. By Mr. DU MrIAND, Teacher of Cita. Latin, Frew* Italian, and of ebe principal fforspean living Tongues; and Author of kversi Gramma. deal Works. - ILeFourth Edition, conSderibly augmented. Landon : Printed for W. J. and J. Ricliardfon, loyal Ex- Of whom may be had, by the Ihmc Author, t. A Tabie, on large Imperial Paper. that prefects a (wend Method of declinhtg every Article, Noun, and Pronoun, in French ; Sod which reduces all the Verbs to a Angle Conjuga tion. Price es. I. A tinsilar Table for the Italian Language; sr. 3. Another for the I 5& - - - 4. Another for the =vete ; so. 5. A Table that thews the reciprocal Correfpondenee of the variable Parts of Speech, and eltablithes a regular mode of con jugating all the Verbs in the nine molt Weal living Tongues. viz. French, Italian, spaoilh, Portugaefe, Uermaa, Dutch. Swedidt, Danillt, and Englido ; " We have, on former otadions. Introduced Mr. Du Ml rand to the acquaintance of our readers. He appears to us to here an accurate way of thinking, and eonfiderable gramma dela! acumen. Aod what greater puede an we bee/moppet any Menthol' to lay that be excels is the line of his Profeflion I The Table before a is eonsprehentive to a degree beyond what we lbould have conceived to have been polfible. It relates not merely to the regular deeleetlons and ocatjugadons, but COM% to all of doe French Tangoe. So far, therefore, as a Chart if which beings the whole before us in one point of view, can be tactful, the Table of Mr. Du Mitand is entitled to commendation and applaufe." Parma from the Review. CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT. Ma day was pnbliaed. Elegantly printed In cjenrco. MCC Two Oldness, I. boards. 1 .,,• A few Copies on Inc Royal Paper, with early Imprelbons of the Plates, Price Three Guineas. (Dedicated by Permilßoa so Earl CRAY& w,) Iluftrated by a large add accurate Plan of Valetta in the Mend of Maim, Its Harbours, Fortifications, and Dependencies; View of Part Maned and Poet of Marfamaihet, with Fort Turn; View of Fart Meath, the City of Valetta, and wt of °regale; View of Ricafoll, the Cagle of St. Aturin, Bur Male. and the Paha of Rola; View of Valeta. rod the Fortilicatione on the Marfannifect Side of the City from Point fit. Elm.; View of the Fortifications and the cnt•ance to Valuta from the Harlem Side; View oflbe City of Valetta, with Part of the Grand Harbour; View of Cadiz u it ap , peered front his Maiefty's Ship I teeter, on the ft! of Oc - toiier, tiled. Plan of Marmoriee, with the Sounding in the Harbour, by Captain J. Edmonds, R. N.; AJOU RNA L OF THE FO RC ES wl) ich failed from the Downs in April tfxo, on a keret Expedition under the Commend of Maj•ir General (now Ifeuten.int-Ge weal) PICOT, till t Arrival in Minorca; and continued • hreargh all the Gifu - Num 1 raufaaloaa of the Amu ', l in. the Command of the Olt lion. General Sir R I.PI I AEI A CRO ehbY, K. E. le the MEDITERRANEAN and EGYPT; and the latter Opera ions to the Surrerder of Alexandria, anti the complete Evacuation of Egypt by the Et arch. under the maintend of Lieutenant General i wed HUTCHIN,iON,R K. wilt a particular Account of Malta, during the Time it was fabled melte Bridh Government, he. By £NEAS ANDERSON, Lieut.aoth Regt. Primed for J. Debrett, oprafite Burlington Hook, Picea dalf• Some curious an I Important Docetrients and Details, refpch lag the Army that went from India to Emit by the Red Sea, arc here given, we believe for the RA time to the public ; the c mptiments paid t • that Army arc /oft sad grateful ; and the General Orden, of Sir James Baird, am partitniorly worthy of puree/ In Works of this mature It would lean a wafte end wanton nth of akidfm to dwell on light defies and trivial error* ; we hall Oxidate coaciode with recommending Mr. Andre fou's volume to general Meriden. believing it to be, as hi* In trtaiwawn efforts us it it an authentic record of our Conn ery'. gtory."-.Batupeau Maud, Mew. aloe. I. A Gr.mmar of Geography, drawn up as coneifely as pof. fibie, fur the put pc.fe sf to in committed t, memory. 2. The Ufe of the with a Variety of Examples aad etercifes upon eac h Problem. 3. Full, eircumftantial, and higidy entertaining Accounts of the Manners, Cußoms, Dieffes, and Coriofities of all Nalon., Fainftrated with so Copper-plates, and forming a Body of Fads whi,lt, for l'ntertainment and Inftrudion, are not exceeded in the entire cuirmi.ifs of Literature. To the whole arc prefixed an Account of the molt fuccefsful and rational Mode of teaching Geography, and plain Direeiona for prnic,:ling and dr..twin;; all kinds of Maps. By the Rev. J. CfOI.DSMiTIi. A. M. Vicar of llum:lngton, and frirrnerli: of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for P.. Phillips, No. 71, .it. Chlreh-yard: fold by 1 :win .1 Hur'l, Harris, Benjamin rebut, and Lack ri.d Co. Loininn; by J. Archer, Dubin; E. Balfour, k. h•o! ur, ! 'i; y other Bookfcl:ers. :". lr. eLlis informs the Trad in Town ?ea Cotm •.l ;. L. will at all times exchange nr.v perfed Copies of Beale. Lr at.y other of bir .I:VMS's ANALEPTIC PILLS. - FOR ithcnmatilms and Colds which prevail L of the year no Medicine is fo fate and efficaci ous I E . > ANA:.LI lIC PILLI.T:Icir peculiar tenclency .r di the nararalSecreti , 4ns, will .cam thcir uhr rivet.; In the ..7omplaints, as 44%11 as in r• y ntu.fs to wh:cit La_ hurnin frame is liable from the viziSt.ul s of our Climate. They are admirably calculated for difordersotthe Stomach and Bowels ; f.,r prelims of a bilious. or a Gouty habit, as alto fur Mtge who:e Conftitutions hava been affcdted by a toe adtirc or too fedentary life. Thry are likcwire particularly ferviceable in Head-Achs occaSoned by . indtgeftion, and in removing the Ind &els of free living; Si atfo in preventing Palate and Apoplexies, fo often the toad quence of intemperance. iteconrfe Should be had to them after every excels of eating or drinking ; and upon every flight indifpulition ; and thus their well known charaeteriftic of promoting longevity will be maintained ; fur, by allifting Na ture in the due difelsarge of the animal funetions, and by keep ing the coolthution ash were in continual repair. the y pieferve the body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. As rite ANALIPTIC PILLS owe their excellence to a peculiar pr:paration, which has never been dirtily.' by the Inventor but to the prefent Proprietors, they can only be bad genuine from them; and they are fold by Stamm Newnan sr, at the Warehoufe for pr. James's Powder. No. as, the Bak End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapfide, London; and at Dr. James late lactsfe In Bruton-ftreet; noses, Wee es. 6d. each, Stamp Included ; or the quantity of Si marbehad In ener large hot, for O. as. eat that the name, a F. New key, No. at, St. Peel's," is engraved in the Amps. Ali others arc rounterfdts. RUSSIA. Sr. Partessneoir, Doc. r E.—The day before yeiterday, was celebrated at Court the **Rival of the Knights of St. George of Raffia, and this military Order was conferred for the firit time, after an interval of fix years, on about 5o Officers, who were entitled to it by the Ratites, for as years irreproachable ferric,. There being now so war, it could not be given for particular fervices. On this occafion it was notified by order of the Em peror, that as !briny petiOns who had this Order in the time of the Emprefs Cormier.. were dif mitred during the lift reign, with)ut perinition to wear uniforms, the Emperor was pleated to order. that all Knights of St. George Gould wear the fame uniform as when they received the Order. A horrid murder has been committed in a boufe in a rearte quarter of the city on the Apothecs ries Illand. A villain murdered a whole fiunily of four perfons with *horn hi had dined, and whom he had intoxicated to render them infenfi ble, but he was very foon dilcovereti, and taken by the police officers. _ _ Drc. 20.—According to a Conventioa conclude ed with the Pope, our Coen will receive the Nun cio, Mos stosoa AR 'aro, but only ender the con. dition, that he than refrain from all exercife of judicial authority over the Catholics in the whole. Ruffian Empire, and be confidered merely as an Ambaffador of the firlt rank. The new Portustiefe Ambaffaclor, Chevalier d'Assajo, has arrived here. The Emperor has given rich rrefents to Prince ESTIRMAZY and the other Noblemen who attends ed on Prince CONSTANTINII during has fur at Vienna. On Saturday the t sth intl. the elegant new The. atre was opened with a French comedy, and tl e Ballet Malta and "Via, which was got up in the moll brilliant manner. The Emperor and Impe rial family were prefent, and the houfe was fu full that Tome hundred perfons were obliged to to Away for want of room. The Winter is fet in fooner than tifital, and meny fh ps ave prevented from departing : the new Tarif of Cullom Houfe Duties has not yet appeared : the duty on white India cotton goods is raifed from to to so copecs, to begin from the first of March 1803. Die. at —A flngular Proclama fon has jut! been puhlifbed here, by which the Nubility of clic Ruffian empire have obtained An unrellria:d right to em bark in mercantile tranfaSions, without incurring the rifle of kraal their nobility; a meafure wife.y calculated for the exte. , :loa of our commerce, ,s force who precis large fortunes, as well as thofit who have but fmall ones, wilt be induced to em• bark in an affair which the belt of Sovereigns has fanaioned. The Academy of the Arts in this city now no ctives ft the Emperor t4a.000 rubles annually, iuttead of 6Q,00n which it before enjoyed.