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EjlN - , -6-‘t ` l4 i , %.°A • - :~.. ~~,:'' THEATRE. THIS EVENING, will be represented, a new grand serious Opera, called LA VERGINE DEL SOLE. End of the Fir.t Act will hc given the last new favourite End ol the Opera, will be performed the Grand favourite Ddy• thulogic SALLE f i , . Three Ads, called ACHILLE ET DEIDAMIE. rr-EATRE-ROYAL, DRUItY-LANk., A THIS EVENING, wiH be performed a Play, called THE STRANGEL The Stranger, Mr. POPE. Count Wint...rseit, Mr. HOLL AND Baron Steinfort, Mr. B.%RRYMORE. Mr. Solomon, Mr. WEWITZER. Peter, Mr. SUETY Francis, Mr. PALMER. Tobias, Mrs. DOWTON. NN. Haller, Mrs. POW ELL. Countess Wintersen, Mrs. GUNNING. Charlotte, Mrs. SCOTT. To which will be add .11 a Comic Opera, called • • ROSN. A. Mr, Belvine, Mr. LEE., (His Third Appeeranc-,nn anv Stage). Captain &Arias, Mr. GIBBONS, (His Flirt Appearance in that Charafler. William, Miss DE CBMP. It tistic, Mr. C(X/KE. Irishman, Mr. CAULFIELD. Burma, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Dorcas, Mrs. SPARKS. Phwhe, Mrs BLAND Li EAT RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, 1 THIS EVENING, will be performed a New Historical Comic Opera io Three Acts, called THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. The Overture and Music entirely New, and Composed by Mr. BRAH.AM. The Characters by Mr. ELANERT, Master P. BENSON, Mr. RING, Mr. CURTIP.S, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr HILT., Mr. BLAN CHARD, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MIINDEN, Mrs. ST. LEGER, Mn.HUMPHRIES, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Signora STORACE. Sher the Play (for the 24th Time) will be presented a Grand iiieno-Comic Romantic Me10.0,41T111, in Two Arts, called VALENTINE AND ORSON. Pcincipal Characters. French. Pepin, King of France Mr CORY. Henry, Mr. RLANERT. Valenta. ' Mr. FARLF.Y. Llr , on, Mr. DUBOIS The Princess Eglantine, Mrs. IT. LEDGER. The Empress Bel ,sauta, Suter to the King, Mn. Saracens. The Sorcerer, Agramant (the Green Knight), Mr. BO LOGNA, Jun. lama, Mr. HARLEY. Tlin Piese to conclude with a GRAND PAGEANT, Representing the Meeting of The Emperor of Ciiimantinople and the King of Trance. VICTLIALLING-WITICIL. Arai' 23, 1304. THE COMMISSIONERS ft, "'jaw Wog His 1i Majesty's T ara do hereby ante hence, That on TUESDAY of May nut, they irdt be ready to re. figs Tinders, in nerd* (aceskd wp), and treat for the supply of what Fresh Beef say be reortired far the Use 4 . His Majesty's Ships rod Faith et ?mance, for Tomtoe Moeths certain, and _further, until hit lisedis notice shaU be given an either side for the termination thereof; the'm nie of payment to be by Bills payable with interne, Ninety Dap after date. _ The Conditions rf thr Contract may be sten at the Serretnry's eke. at this °Yee, or by applying to the Collector of the Customs at Peumuere. dad all Persons who may Abets presser I. make Tender, upon the said Ocresimi, are desired to take Notice, Add rw ilegerd trill be to any Tender i* which the Price shall not be Suertml is Y. at tenth, or Oat shall not be delivered to the Board before One otiock on the said Tuesday, the Sth of Map meet, war onlen s he P,flos trilo makes the Tinier, er wee Penes ow Isis Behalf, euttes , 's, to musses takes called for. VIC I UALLINt; OFFICE, Mot 4, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Victualling Ifs A... Jetty's Naiy do hereby give Notice, That ea FRIDAY' salt, she nth inst. they will be re lag to rer,ioe Tenders en Writing (muted rep), and treat for Ooa Hundred and Fifty Plea if Fayal Wine, to Iv *livered as WIG as possible 111 the Orbssiee of Berbice sod Demarard, and to ►e paid for by Ails parable with interest, ninety days vier date. The Conditions of the Contraols may be seen at the Secretary's Offer. Aad all Persons who may think proper to make relaters wimps the Yid oceasi , ns are dairyd to take Notice, that no Regard wilt behold So &tyre:weer in which the Price shall amt be inserted in Words as length., or that shall not be delivered is the ?lard Ore 'VC:lockets the 'aid Friday seat, t►e I ith east. nor unties the Pea - ows eke makes the Tender, or woe Porten as 44 &hay; awn& so answer whets (died jiw. VICTUALLING•OFFICE, A oitii.l4, 1604. 'CUE COMMISSIONERS for 'Plana/ling !!is Mniedfs Nan do herebe sire Notior, skit on TUESDAY, 211 of Hoy nest, they soilt be ready to 'recipe Tenders in faux (sealed sip), sad treat for rise Hundred Tons of La n agto/1 or Newcastle Solt, or Salt of equal redness; read fir Entr Hundred Tons of Engl.sh lino Salt, of eke Lees* Grain, if to:•;rh the Persons oho ?sake Ara renders are to prodnee Sauspks ; to be delivered into His Moiety's So. es 4 Deptford, Use flay' by the 31st of July, and tto remaiade, by the 306 of September seest,,tree of all Charze and Hide His Majesty (swept that the thvitswiur will be allowed SL. 11J. For Too . f..r the Perter *se If 'he Saitimm the 14 harf to the Stores; snit to be rid for by Ball payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. Tilt C 441414 the Contracts may be seen at dm Secretary% (Vice, at this oe,e, or by orsplyin.e to tee Cale ion of Salt Duties ae kortingto.; • ia Hampshire, to Clingiire. Topic . _ . 44(1 ell Perim itt‘o may t'n+:4 peeper to wake Tmdert opm the sa.d tkeastrut, are 'aired t. take Karate, Odd we regard adi 16 heel le any-reale- as which the I" , u a thlll not 141natrttd W.rds at Loco*, or eht.t shall not at clehrerett to the Boon! bepre Aar , 'Cleett on the is raesday. the gild of May mat, nor nn'es , r:or Penon who +N AN the Trader, sr owe Person am two Behalf; ampt....:6, to answer vAni eivirdpr. 11) r tttob 1,11 r do. ir,-b t SATURDAY, vicruALLING.OFFICE, Aran 25,11104. r r iir. COMMISSIONERS fr,r riaactlinz His A Majtity'S Navy do &rely tits Notice, flat on riluit,,DAY the 24th of May next, they wilt he ready to resoles Trailers in tinting (sealed sip), and treat for the supply 1 what Fresh Beef, Rum, and Sea Prorisimm, rna be rtyriired for the Use .1 His Ma lts-Ws Ships and I'moels et It'oterford, fir Twits Months certain, andfarther instil Sic Months Notice gall be gives oil eight". side for the termination thereil; the mode of payment to be by &!1a pnoble with /merest Ninety llaya alter date. The Conditions of the Ca 'drools is be Set% et the Secretary's 00ce, at this Office, or by applying to the Collector of tho Cisterns at Waterford. Arid all Persons who may think proper to make Tender:wpm the said . Orontes, nee amend to sake Notice, that no Regal iiiii be had to any Tender to which thr Price Judi 'tot he inserted is Wants at Length, or that shall hat he deitrerod to the Board kfore o'clock en the said Thursday thu t 2441 Uotytwit, set ainkothe Par ses who violin the leader, groan Person on his Behalf; attests, to omen when called for. And that sorb Tenders as contain in tratagant prim upon Amor Articles, and prices marl inferior to the real sable upon others, will be coaiielcreil us inipnpir to be admitted. MAY 5, 1804. GUILDHALL, lsr Mar, 1904. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the ClTY's LANDS will meet at GUILDHALL, cm WEDNES DAY. the lEth HO of MAY instant, ar E.leren of Wet:leek in the Forenoon. to LETT, by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Hoildior ',se., for Sixty.ooe Years, from Mickitsmor nest, of THREE PIECES or PARCELS of GROUND on the East Sbdeuf the DLL/ BAILEY. The Plana and Ceeditiotia may he astri at the Cenaptrolice* Office, Guildhall. JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. GUILDHALL, LONDON, Mar 4th, 1804. BONDS, 201 F. HUNDRED POUNDS each. THE COM ITTEE for carrying into execte tine the several Acts of Parliament for widening and itn prnving the Entrance into the City of London at Temple Bar, and fur making a more commodious Street or Passage on Snow-hell, will meet m the Council Chamber at Guildhall, on FRIDAY the 11th uf May, instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, to receive Proposals in Writing for the perctialing et' 111,146 under the Seal of the Corporation of [.colon, of QNE 1110I DR RD POUNDS each, bearing au litaistOst of Tier ytx cent. per annum, fmni Christmas last, and issued under the cuthonty of the said Ads. WOODTHORPE. ' 1!67 .27. • • r''l4 -•• • • _• - ;# non .11,61 • • • 1 1. • • . 'ss. ( PR IC* . WLTENCE. TIIF. LIFE OF GENERAL MiftallINGTON, PUBLISHED BY HIS FA7vIIL7, FILOSI HIS OWN PAPLItg.• • / ~R. PHILLIPS Las the honour tfo inf rom tolttnfithon BUSHBO . g Public , l. retorted, that he his rust WASHINGTON (the Nephew and Helen( the late GENERAL WASKINGTON), the Manu,errut of the first or prefireimity volume of the Lie of that 'Rushton: Chi ra-rer, drawn up from Ids owe Pa,ser. and edited by istc. MARSHALL, the Chief Juitice of the . Uuiteiti States. In order to sicure the copy-right of this important work in Great Britain arid America, it has been agreed shat it dull he published in London and in Philadelphia, on TUESDAY the FIFTEENTH of MAY. On that day, Mr. !fillips 'imposes to publish a very ekgant edition in Quarto, embellished with suitable copper-platet, price tine Guiumeand a Half, in lik.atils ; and, before the 115tIl instant, he will publish sandier taliti•iii of the seem 'Vedunee, ignited in Octavo, price lts. iu boards. The entire work will extend to four or five simiLar colognes, and they will succesilvely appear in London at the same prices per Volume, at fast as Mr. Phillip, receives the Manuscript from Mr. NViphington; probably widths the resent Year. $O. Tt i , St. j'aoh Churcla-yark May 2,11804. This Deyii vanished, neatly printed in a Pocket VoAmsae s and innainoired with Six beautiful Plates, price St boards, TI - IE POETICAL MAGAZINE ; ca• TEMPLE of the MUSES. Coate/Mg ehicSy of URIGU'dAIe POEMS, :art otceaional Seledions fruin scarce and Vailliki.• Publications. " These still exist, by thee to Fame cwrign'tt.' • Printed her Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry ; and Sold by every bookseller in the United Ku-gdom. The Day is published, elegantly pinned in 4to. end illustrated with Sixteen Platen, engraved from Drawings taken by Garrard, Lam:Wier, Medland, Pounev, Ac. puce 11. b.ardv, ASPORTING TOUR through the Northers P.M, of ENGLAND, and great Part of the Highlands of SCOTLAND; including Remark on English and Scottiat Lan , l4cape, sod general Observations on the Sesta a Society and Manners. De gustibus non est dispolandnut. Print... 4 by Verna and !toed, al, Pouitry ; and sold by an Booksellers of the tinned Kingdom. In a few days win be winiash 4, • HISTORICAL OUTLINES of the RISK aa ESTABLISHMEN r of the PAPAL POWER addrea. sed to the RO3llllll Catholic Priests of Ireland, By Hi.NRY CARD, of Pe , ohrokr Culled, o%tuft An•t slio-tly by the !anon Author, a second Mitten, reveled, of the REVOLUTIONS of RUSSIA, dedicated by permission to Lord I lENRY PETTY, M. P. Pinged for Longman and Rae., No. 39, Pat,.,r.oster-row. (M the 19th inst will be published, in 4 vela. Royal' Quarto, price 61. 6s. to boaMs, A Compendious VIEW of UNIVERSAL HIS TOR Y, from the Year 1753 to the Treaty of Anshats, is ltd.; with Notes to rarity or elucidate the Paisagas is which they referl By CHARLES MAYO, LL.B. Rector of Bechinstoke and Hew ieh, in the County et Wilts. P. toted for G. and.). Rob'.ason, Paternoster-row i R. Fenn. Sr de., New Bond-street; 4p 1 S. Hazard, Bath. Of whom may be had, by the same Author., A Chronological History of clic European St '.. Dimmer. , es rwa-ri awesome, lellia iiteralPfdlty 1 6 75 le the shore of *oleos int. with Z r . _ • of the Sovereigns who have reigned dining that the-e P.-rsovis who have been prulLipally le .ga Maw Ines, Warriors, Pa.triou, arc. FJI.o, 11. ss. boards. SOCIETY FOR SUPPRESSION OF VICE. AT a MEETING of the GENERAL -Li.COM MITTEE, held at the VESTRY ROOM of the Pari*h of ST. GEORGE, Ilatioyet ultEas, utt THURSDAY the 94 of MAY, 1804, rresent The Earl of DARTMOUTI I, President, in the Clair. V ice-President , The Earl of AYLESFORD, Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of DURHAM, The Right Hon. Lord WILLDIJGHBY DE BROKE, The Right Hon Lord N AusTucx, Titom,s BERNARD, E'el, PA rRICK COLQITHOUN, Esq. JAMES ALLAN PARK, Esq. ANTHONY CLARKS, Est. Treasures. lather Members of the Committee, Jasper Atkinson, Esq. I Mr. C T Morons, Rev. Charles Barton, James P .will, Esq. John B o wes, Esq. Toon as itaikes, Esq. The Rev. !Ivory Rudd, Mr. Sc;, :ant SAlori, The Rev. Robert Crost.y, Rer Archer Thompson, 3 intes Cumming, Esq. John Turrier, Esq. The Rev. E. Embry, Anthony Wagner, Esq. Henry Grimston, Rol. Joint Watkins, Eq. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thaarics of the President. Vice Presidents, and Com. mittee, be presentod es the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Landaff, for his adnrirahle and mom impressive Discourse, dc livered this day at St. George's church, 1... a very numerous Congregation, and that the Lhairman, the Earl of Dertmotaii, be reqtre•ted to solicit his Lordship to frvour the Society with a Copy of the setae, for the purptnt of their printing and peb halting it. Resolved That the Tnank; of the President, Vice Presidents, and Connitt.,e, be aa. presented so the Rev. Robert flieliam, A. M. Rector of the Pirich fit Georg ',Hanoi er Sonar,. fur the use so his Church, r d for having himself vfliciatiol on the pow", eeeerion. Resolved tinani moody, That the ?recertify Resolutions be advertised in the Public tapes,. AUGUSTUS PITCHER, Secretary. SONS OF THE CLERGY . THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per formed at the Anniversary Meeting of this CHARITY, will be in the Ca.hedril Church of St. Paul, en Tues day the 15th, and the Anniversary on Thursday the 17th of May, when a Sermon be preached before hi, Guise the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lordships the Bishoi a, the Right Hon. the lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, dc. By the Re.. ROBERT HODGSON, A.M. Reftor of St. George..., Hanover-Yqoare, and I.te Domestic Chaplain to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of London. STEWARDS. The Duke of Rutland. Earl of lindrwater, Earl of el,esterfteld Right Hon. the Lord Nfaynt t Roc. William Vincent, D D. Drag of Wratminiiter , Vi,. Nelson (Dutre . of Drente, Rey. G. G. Cambridge, Pre- Lord Bishop of St. David's bendtry of kly, Lord Sondcs, Rev. G Andrew., Reilly of Right Hon. John Hiky Ad- ~ St. Jann's, Westminster, &Elston, M P. John Ptilliep, E.g. M.P. The Music will consist r 4 the Overture of Either—Mr Handel's Dettingen Te Drum, and jubilate ' with the Churu from the Messiah, rr HalletinA Lord, for the Lord God (Nampo. tent reignoth an Anthem ciunpristd un purpose foe thi. Charity by Dr BOYCE, and Mr. Hairdos Grand Coronation, Anthem The Mu,:e to be couduaed by Sir WILLIAM ['ARSONS, plus. I). The Denrs o f the Cathedral wilt be opened at 10 o'Cloek T..:ltets for Use Cathedral and for the Dinner et Merchant Tailors' to be had of Mr. Bookseller, Biv.d strcet ; Messrs. Rivington. Si. Paide Church-yiud ; John Bacon, Esq. First Ereitivoll j ice, Temple, gratis. Benefactions to this Charity will be thankfully received la, John 1111[011, E.q. Treasurer; or the Rev. G. H. Giant, Sack ville.onect, Secretary to the Stewards. MANUSCRIPT S ER NtoNs. 'M disposed of a few MANUSCRIPT SER ONS, warranted original; 6 r StWe , ll.ll.lol and parr rwlarr, apply to Joins li.itchird, Bookoo:lor, No 190, PK. SALE EY PRIVATE °M.:TRACT. TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New Road, opposite Portland Place, the 14th instant, the Sale by Private Contract will commence, and proposals for the Put chase of the several Picture , in tit, interim be received, at the ab (lattery, emanating of upward,. of ()NE ruousANu PiCfIJRES, by the principal mn :yrs of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, Genevan, and French Seh,obi, phased in an elcgant Suite of Enght Rooms, all I.ghted fro:litho Sky, so as to form air assembhge of superior Specimens of the Art in differtht Gunnies and Ape, audio bath never before been stihinitt-d ty the Public, and will nod probably attain wear cur a Ntiniber of Years, as the Etthibition and Sale positively close rim Season. Admittance one Shilling,..-Rhooss for Refreshment. liliedONeHY, Bookseller, No. 93, New Bond -14. street, continues to receive every Russth new publications (tom Paris, of winch he publir't , 4 a list. Among the ha are, Stag:qua general ea penitence de N France at de its estonies, 7 cots. Usu. et At;as. 4to. Tableaux du Chalet et du Sol des Fiats anis de rAmerique, pit Vol lee, 2 enls. B,n. Meinoires d. Madame Detavalliese, ;.at Madame Genkts, gyms, it... flo general Catalogue will, oe Olithfikell in the cutout dens month. A ire y Moral allowance to Boolwolless who seey (lmur him with &brio orders. This Pay is publishes!, price 6d. thatch, rVIDENCE of MIRACLES: or, an EXHI- fuliorg or the Tilsrtmortwir, hV wfiirh we ate in to, ....I that Idir.c ts were wows* ii atestanas d Clans& Anaq. Or Or ORGF 'MURRAY. Waiver of Nrth 14varick. Liotborgit ; filmed for A-chaailaiQuetab:e, atal i and I Mawrao:l, PO 6:tfi L4ll/144/1. SI lAKSPFARE LOTTER V. I NESSRS. BOY/JELL' beg leave to acquaint 11 thq Public in general, and their Friends in particular, that the Ticktts rer the St lAKSPEARE LOTTERY, Price Thtee Guinea:, with Schemes of the said Lottery, ate now ready for delivery, at the Shalts?eate Gallery, Pall-Mall ; at Me.-eri. 11-Idell'<, No. 90, Cheapaido; and at all tht. Li ceiss,d Lottery O.fices in Great Entain and Ireland. GREAT RUSSELL.STREET, BLOOMSBURY. FROM the present state of Ireland, a considerable I: advance must take plaee en the Article of Irish Linens. Tire IRISH LINEN etAtrANY have a very large Stock of the best CLOTH en hand, which Is to be sold (as usual) :It the wholesale Irish prices, in quantities not less than a piece. As several mistakes have oven:red with the neighbouring Retail Linen Drapert, plea! to ob,erve, the No. i. Sg. No Arti , :tes a okl hut Linen. F-ach piece engaged, and the Money eturned, if a faultappeats. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company VALE'S TUNBRIDGE W %RE ROOMS, No. 62, Fleet street, corner of Bouverie-street. NV' LE, having experienced so great a de mand :or his justly virni.evl TUNBRIDUE WARE, has, its addition to his siegast Aeortnsont, added many Arti cles completely new ; and can confidently claim the me-erM nunce over every hones in the kingdom, as well fur variety as the opportunity of shewinz them, Itayin: fitted up spacious rooms for the purpose. ft.,atitatut Work Boxes, Baskets, and Tables, Card, Paint, Nettim: and Jewel NM'S ; Caddies and Chess for Tea and Sugar, Writing Bowes and f>esks, Book Shelves, Medicine Chests, Cotton Boxes with ‘,...rton's patent Comm Timid, York SiMoring Wheels, neat Tumefy, and every article in plain white wood Ur P touting. N. I Orders pthictnaltv executed to Ladies own taste Old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varnished, or taken In ex change. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC A r *Jt".ff. JOHN BONCE, MANUFACTURER of PINK SAUCERS. requests leave to recommend his IMPERIAL LIQUID PINK DYE, for Colunring of SILK or COTTON STOCKINGS, GLOVES, Sc. to the Fsahron being far sup- rior to any that has ever been offered n the Pubrc. It is tl-• sane Preparation as the Saucers; and it is supensuous to say, that its 111-du are well known. The Public are requested to be earefol in aik!ng fur BUNCE's IMPERIAL LIQUID PINK DYE; and also to ob%erve, that ho Name I, printed on each Labe?, and sealed with his Initials, J B. on the Cork!, as there are many 1...- qu.As sold, which do not answer the above Purim's. The very rapid Sale this Liquid has met with, in the best Proof if its superior Merits. It is S&d, Wholesale and Retail, hj John Hartley, No. 39, Broad-street, Golden-square, with full Dirmlions for its Application, price Is. 6d. each Bottle. N. B. Pink Sauoon ore gold as above. WIRESWORTH, DERBYSHIRE. TO be LETT. a capital HOUSE, Three Stories high, Four Rooms on a Floor with Closets, Two omi t...in Cellars, in the interval of winch, is a Cock, supplii with the most Mlubtious Soft Water in the Kingdom. On the b rek part of the Home are all convenient Offir.,N, with a god Girden ; at a proper detached distance from the House is a Rood Six Stall Stable, with a spacious Stable yard, Granaries, Se. close to the Town are at least Fourteen Acres of Rich Pasture Land, which nue be held with the same, on base, if &sired, for Seven or Ten Years, Wirkaworth is Thirteen Miles from Derby, Eighteen Miles from Buxton Bath, and Three from Matlock Bath. F.. 1 further particulars inquire of Mr. Hatetham, No. 6, Bowarie-street, Fleet-street, or Mr. Edward Jackson, Wake worth. BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE. PATENT BFOSTE %DS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND. THE ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. nLT FLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Waregooms and Manufactory, Na 1, and 1,4, Caths tinestreet. A large assuarnent of articles us the newe.t, neatest, and mast saconomical Falhions, of well seasune I Ma t ma's, and excel:cut Workmanship, with several Impr,,,e meta, BUPLER retpectfuly relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they wilt see true gh the paltry devices and in sinuatinns opposed to him and counterfeiting lei articles. It is wall known that BUTLFR his two Patents, ono for Table., the other fur Bedsteads; the principle of the lint k applicable to almost all Kinds of Tatiles, arid is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient for /looses, and much more portable. The prine.ple of toe other is appli cable to most krort e 4 Bedsteads, as F.eur l'n.t, Trot, Sofa, and Ciiair Bed., which latter are singularly useful is Sickness, and each, when shut tud„ makes a handsome 'love of furniture fir a Sitting-room, Dressing-room, dr. The Four Post and 'rant Reds so tosether in all parts with bras., and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in the furniture, arid are very portable. Particular kind. of the above, aJapti d fur Bisntlemen of the Aruty and Nary, and Ilut Ciniate., also portanle Chairs, &c. lII 7 TLEII'a Patent Manufactures haws been rtaciously patnini-cd 'ay the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho noured by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of rat the East and Wiest Indies ; the ment ef tha AttICIOI has thus met with favourable en• couragmest, and for which ht return: his pateful acknewlestg menu, and cannot hut notion the kind twit of some others, who fix up large Bawds, with Bt Tl.Elt's name inserioed, which may help also to promnte. his Business, Or should it designed otherwise, he, by the permission of Providence, ma nufactswes and sells hie Superior Your-post and other Reds, cx. cellent Di ring Tables, and Cabinet Anklet SI &base, namoly, Catheritie.street, eight Doors from the Strand, a Brick•fro..t Route, where he has constructed several Took and Mschinis for Work;ng the same, and has otherwise bees at considerable expellee to bring them to that utility awl degree of perfection at which they now are. At the same place rnai be led sews Article for completely Futuishms Wow*. N. A. For Kapurtakan This Day is published, in Two Volumes 12nso. price 9a. in tclards, THE UNEXPECTED LEGACY. A NOVEL. Be Mrs. HUNTER, of Norwich. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. Ikt, Paternoster-row; and W. T. Robberds, Norwich. tit . ..114m may be had, by the tame Author 1. LETTERS from Mrs. Palinentone to her inuthter ; irscukatiug Mor.Jity by entertaining Narrative. In Throe Vo lumes pn't Svn, once ISt in boards. 2. Ths HISTORY of the GRUBTHORPE Family; or, the Old Bachelor and his Sister Penelope. In Three VOIJCII4I 12rno. price Ids. 6d. in boards. 3. LET( CIA; or the Cagle without a Spectre. A Novel, in 4 Vols. 12nan. price 11 Is. in boards. 0 . 0 For fivouralre Account. of the above Works. sae the Monthly Review, Dec 1902 ; British Critic, Aug. e..d Dec. IWO ; and Anti. Jacobin, Jan. 1502. CUN! Jest published, price Is. (OBSERVATIONSon the Properties of ate N./ LICHEN ISLANDICUS, or ICELAND MOSS, is Diseases of the Lungs. Comprehending full and clear Direc tins for making awl employing such preparations of the Here and auxiliary Medicines, which ample experience has proved best adapted to the cure of the different species of 'ulnas. nary Consumption that occur in Great Sntain, By RICHARD REECE, F.M S. Member of the late Corporatinu of Surgeons of Loadow, lati Domestic Surgoon and Apothecary to the General Infirmary at Herofurd, Author of the Medical and Chirurgical Phu mac...ln:via for the use of Hu-mitals, Solgitims to Parishes. drew the Dornotic Medical Guide ' or Complete Companion to the Family Medicine Chest, dre. 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