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• - T ff re. : 74 4 1 ZN. • • , - •*•,.- • , 4/0 - 1 , t7 , 1111 C I 1r T I 11 :11 IC NtimßEß 3iB' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1802. [PRIC2 StXrEiICE. IT THE ATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 0-MORROW EVENING, Dec. z, 802, will be performed, KING RICHARD THE THIRD. &fig Henry the Sixth s Mr. WROUGHTON ; Richard, by a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, tßei Duke of his ckinghamsecund Ap ,pMr.earance on th BARRYMOREis Stage.) ; Duke o f N or f o lk , M r. HOLLAND ; Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. K 1-: NI 41. E . Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. POW ELL • Duchess o f Ybrk, miss TINS w ELL' ; • Lady Anne, Mrs. GLOVER. nu Friday, will be revived (not aced th ese twent 7 r ,Comedr of Every Man in his H u mou r . y years), 0" 2',,T0 neX t m• . M a h e very great overflow to The W a y to K eep Him, uclay Evening, that Comedy will b e repeated on Mon- To the BARONS of the COUNTY of INVERNESS. GENTLEME . II, ' • AS I find by the Opinion of Counsel, that the most I should be able to attain by a Petition to the House of Comthons, on the subjed of the last Eledion for our County, would be to render the Eledion void, I trust I shall stand excused for declining for the present a' Contest which would prove troublesome to you, and ill suit my own very precarious state of health. As, however, several of the Gentlemen who voted against me appear to have been inrolled without possessing sufficient qualifications ' I feel it to be a duty to those Gentlemen whO did me the honour to'support me, and to the Freeholders at large, to have their Titles in vestigated by the Court of Session, and have given Instruc, tions to my Agent at Edinburgh to that elle& With the greatest respect, I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, ,Your most obedient • Andfaithful humble Servant, (Signed) S. FRASER. • London, Dec. This Day were published, In two Volumes, Bvo. price in boards 14s. A new Edition, being the Fourth, of SERMONS TO COUNTRY CONGREGA TIONS. • By the late Rev. GEORGE HAGGITT, M. A. Reaor of Beacharnwell, Norfolk. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church Yard. OFFICE if ORDNANCE, • Nfrztem6er :9, 18.'2. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HlS'lq.4_ JEST Y's ORDNANCE do hereby give Nwice, :La: posals will be received at their ObYce, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster, on or before MONDAY, the 3d day of :tpfr,2 :7 next, from such, Persons as m,o , be willing to undertake th e 4141.- ply of a Quantity of SLATES, for :he Ordnancr Service at with, to be delivered in the following Proportions, viz. ' 0 f whom may be had, by the same Author, A Familiar Treatise on the Sacrament. The second Edi tion, price 9d. or Bs. for a dozen Copies: 250 Tons of the best kVestmoreiand Slates, and 25 Tons of the best. Welsh Rags, to be delivered 41 litooluick, 1 - et Ween toe 15th of May, and the Ist of June, 1303, or sooner, f convenie.o.l and the further Quantity of 250 Tons of the best Westmpreland Slates,- and 25 Tons of the best Welsh Rafts, t; b deliderea" al Woolwich, •betillren the 15th cf . Juy, and Ise of iingtist, or sooner, if conv.wient. " The Terms and Conditions of the c-Mtra,9 may be known of on application at the Strretaty's Office, in Si. Margarei-streel i day between the hours of Tee-and Fur o'clock. • ist iLATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDL. N. T a- MORROW EVENING, Dec. 2, ISoz, will be performed, DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. The , Principal Characters by fir. v Aw NLr. JAW! S, MT. MUNDEN, Ill?. sin, - , — ,LETT, Mr. MURRAY', Mr. EMERY, mMr s ,"‘' N S, Mr. DAVEN PORT, Mr. SIMMONS. rs Lli 1. / -:(21 - al ELL), Mrs. H. JOHNSTON., Thei t ,„• fitUDONS,, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. - 4‘k,LOGUE to be oken by Mr. BRUNTON. 5,p WITH _ 'A TALE OF MYSTERY. The 'Music composedby Dr. Busby. The Principal Charaders by k r, Mr. TOHNSTON, Mr. MURR.AIt , "NCHARD, Mr. PARLEV, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY, Mr. SIMMONS, Mrs. GIBBS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. Messrs. The Dances by Bologna, jun. Dubois, King, M 1 ter Byrne, And Mrs. WYBROW. n Friday, Every Man in His Humour, with A Tale of 12 Saturday, the Cabinet,. with The Wags of Windsor.= lyleabinet will also be reyeated on Tuesday, being poSitive -0 e last time of perforaung it this Season. 0 4 Monday, the Tragedy of Macbeth. ist erl il . Wednesday, Delzqs and Blunders, with A Tale of My= ta he new Opera call e d F am il y Q uarrels, is deferred till a tl rday e'nniht. • tr.l:iews Panto g mime is in prep ar ati on f or t h e Ch r i stmas Iclayt I. "led tw i ce am w 2 he ne w Coe eek. tilldy of Delays r anoticend Blunders will be per- ~,,_` furthe. MAMMOTH. P r RE very extraordinary SKELETON of the . . r MAMMOTH,' a Species of gigantic Animal which is i i c e t a know n to exist, and which was lately dug up in Arne th,!. Bones being found together) ; is now exhibit die; N - rig, Pa.ll-Mall, wh ere i t .has been visited by La'- and Gentlemen of the first respeEtabilitv, all of whomn brt feet t ressed the hi g h est satislaotion. this Skeleton is g l.l and 2.0 feet long, with Bones of an a3tonisiung to , min it s teeth it must have ied on fiesh, and could i t ' 'out have been a terror to the Country where it lived. utLlsgect:lyoon.pprosed to have been destroyed at the ti._ .Atdenntance 6d , . from Ten in the Morning ti 1 Five the 4 ter lATANTANT THOUSAND POUNDS , t , on MORTGAGE of a very Messrs,corn " 'STATE, in LANCASHIRE. Apply te ()the - " e and Loxnam, of New-Inn, London ;at cath- eof Messrs. Wilson and Rowstone, Preston, Lan ire. VVANTED fora Single , GENTLEMAN, in lob c a Pleasant and cheap part of Wales, BOARD and t° NG in a small genteel Family, fur .which from la rs per annum, will be given. Lettcrs With Particu-- PaiCi) addressed to W. R. at the Post-Otlice, ciester, E ssex . will be immediately attended to 14 -.."........": 7 lin.....•:.••••••••••rwiimme m••• ••••••.•,..... RS. STEEL, - with the mbst heart-felt Grati lit., tude, returns her most sincere Thanks to the Nobi foi'l) Ce nrY, &c. for the Ivrid sympathy they have expressed tss_cr recent thatm which she trusts to experience a :'n e uaaace of patronage and support to herself and q 4. l s Y, so lohg bestowed on her late Husband. tor ti," S- wi ll therefore still continue the WAREHOUSE t., t ‘ , .e Sale of LAVENDER and HONEY WATERS, ..1, ablishect near Twelve Years, assisted by her Brother, of t i?t YER, who has been in the Business the greatest part lt, dt t ime, and from his having a thorough knowledge of ef t ar , "together assure their kiwi Patrons, that the quality th,e Articles which first established their extensive Sale, "t, ,ver deserve their future attentitin and support. %.- '...,,.::_0 Catherine-streer, Strand. To nit CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. I HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in a nd eueral GENUINEfIy informed, JOHN. BURGESS on,,t)N's ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, lik s 'flues to be prepared by them in the same manner that Tren such universal approbation for many years past. „. IoN justly -acquired superiority of that Article is l'ei' o r!ntirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of lh e test resident in all parts of the World, and having stood TOt of trial, ranks it in'the situation it now Maintains. kith Aeneral.utili ty of their Essence o!Anchovies and other Itch \ 4l ces for Fish, Sec. induces them, from the numerous tAreh tl etuents daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in Ut ~t 4 sing the same, as none is to had of their Genuine, tv th.zi r Wa re h ouse as under. hest Ot her Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the dye aitty. ih ne A:I-India Merchants, Captains of Ship's, &c. Officers in and ,st and eat vy, lndies S suppliext upon the shortest notice for %ec. , . ha ve a F or the co nven i e n ce o f F am ili es i n S co tl an d, th e y . r heir :o P,P tl otted Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, ~drJe Agents for Fish , Sauces. e house, O. to, corner of Savoy.steps, trand, rand, f f.ondop . . • .I'o rp , CHESHIRE. , A - e. LETT, with immediate Possession, if required, .cx. Qolnmodious MANSION-HOUSE, called the ~tt,gl-I)WEibelonging to Thomas Armett, _ _ Esq. (READ O Y, OOti",.. I JIED) situate one mile from the Market Town t ~044T0n, in the County of Chester, on the . Turnpike %4ci a ' a clir.tg from Congleton to Buxton, c . onsistr , g 9.1..4 . Ce, US D tning-room and Drawing-room, with lari,e nt l%2t fic.,e':,3 ServantS'fiall, and other suitable and convenient Of. gve" the Ground Floor good Cellars ; four good Itai ,: k) lns . and convenien't Seriatits' Apartments , abo .. ~'L u tt,r ) ,\°gethor with Brew-hoese, Stables, Double Coa t c i :t e - r ":41vei;•""e-house, Aviary, or Poultry - Yard, cl ttour,.„'ent detached Offices • extensive Gardens, an.l.aosure d'.cr.:44l 411 d Fish-pond ; anti with or without about ' .l - 'ifteen l it4g_l° l rich Land; and a Barn, Cow-houses, and Dwel there 'llse convenient fora Labourer cot Servant, , t o . appurtenant • .:‘,t4lilleen,Fl.l_ltniture, which is new, very elegant, and according I,"ola st 94 t Modern taste, having been purchased within the e " )1 1se Year s. to be renred by p Th e i l , . . the Tenant along with the k have been ' thoroughly repaired, and the of' ttTl ..tted up h the neatestmamier, within the same space ilealrbend the Pr ni • are in a delightful, a iry , and to Fan-)ltuation teel iioille.nt RO, a a ci n , d e be l in e g s near a good Market Town, and I.( ) b ; Y•• form a desirable Residence for a Gen t for t h' e 'ev the Premises, for further particulars, and , to treat .I)::boyvs.l.::4lllzet.ttarpsiply to: Thomas Armett, Esq. Asilb°lne ' Whor n . a re, or to sir. Malbon, Attorney, Congleton, by Poat.lp - aid, will be duly answered. CHELSEA 140SPITAI„ November it, 1802. rr HESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Conimissioners for managing the Affairs cf the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea; to give Notice, That His Majesty has been pleased to coniniand; that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said 'HOspital, resident in London, or within twenty_five miles thereof, who , kere dis charged from their respc dive Corps, as Scrjeants, Corpo . - rals, Drummers, or Private Men (the - •Out-Pensioners from the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier GuaTds, th e Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guards - ; such Men as b the Hospital Books are now more than fifty-five years of age, or had served twenty-five years in the Army- previously to their Discharges, those who have lost a Limb, or their Eye sight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do personally and regimentally appear at the said Hospital, on the Days undermentioned and appointed for them respec tively ; when and where Attendance Will be given; from Nine o'C lock in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, in order that - such of them, as on examination shall be foundfit, may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz. MONDAY the 29th November. The Pensioners from the Dragoon Guards, those from the several Regiments of DiagoOns, Fencible Cavalry, the Bri tish Legion of Horse, and the IVaggoners. TUESDAY the 3oth November. . . The Pensioners from the Fir - St and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guards. WEDNESDAY the fat December. • The Pensioners from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards, with those from the First Regimetit of Foot, to the loth of Foot inclusive. THURSDAY the zd December. Those from the Loth Regiment of Foot to the 25th of Foot inclusive. FRIDAY the 3d December. Those from the 26th Regiment of• Foot to the 45th of Foot inclusive. SATURDAY the 4th December. Those from the 46th Regiment of Foot to the 7 0 th of F o ot inclusive. _ _ _ • MONDAY the 6th December. Those from the 71st Regiment of Foot, to the 134th of Foot inclusive; as also the Pensioners fxotn Lord Strat haven's, Majors Waller's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, 'Loyal Irish, Queen's Rangers, Cinque Port' and Lancashire Volunteers; and' the Royal Garrison Battalion.. TUESDAY the 7th December'. The Pensioners front the Fencible Corps, the 'several Ame rican and other Corps, the Independent Companies, and Militia. His Majesty has, on this occasion, thought fit to declare his gracious intention, that none of the Out-Pensioners, who, on examination, may be found fit for duty, shalt be required to serve any where but in the Invalid Corps ; that every Man found fit fOr duty, - shall be entitled, on his arrival at the Gar rison to which he shall be sent, to receive a Bounty of One pound Five Shillings, 'or so much thereof as shall remain, after supplying him with proper necessaries; and those who, on examination, are found unfit for duty, shall be dismissed with proportionate subsistence to carry them back to their homes. -- And it is hereby further notified; that all such of the said Out-Pensioners, as well from the Cavalry as Infantry (ex cept as aforesaid), who shall not appear at ' the said Ho s pit a l, at the time herein appointed, i n o b e dience to His Ivlniesty's Commands, will be considered as otherwise provided for by Government, or as dead ; and they will accordingly he struck otrthe Books of the Our-Pension of thosaid Hospital, with out any prospeet of being restored thereto. G. AUSI S ec retary and kiegister. CRANBERRIES. jUST Landed, a L arge * P ar cel of RUSSIA cRANBE kRI ES, ' in excellent co ndition, Which Fruit is highly esteemed for Pies, Tarts, &c. particularly at 'this ,Season of the Year. Sold Wholesale and Retail, by Ball and'SOn, at their Ita lian and Oil Wgrehouse, No. 76, New Bond-street. Also recentlfarrived, New French Olives, Capers, Genoa Maccaroni, Brunswick Sausages, Dutch Beef, and various other Fore►gn Eatables of the first quality.—Fresh Green Truffles. KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In One Lot, at the Saracen's Head Inn, in Ashford, on Tuesday the 7th day of December inst. between the Hours of Twelve ariclbne, • rrHE following FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate 1. in the Parish of Shadoxhurst, about four miles from the Town of Ashford.: All that Parcel of Woodland called GREAT TURSS WOOD, containing by estimation too Acres, more or less, abundantly stored with good thriving Timber, and the Underwood in' good condition, in several Fellets,of 84 to t t years growth. And all that one other Par_ cel of Woodland situated near the above, 'called STON E WOOD, containing by estimation 23 ACres, more or less, the Timber and Underwood of which was felled last year. The Fences of this Estateare all in compleat repair. It is rated to the Land-Tax at tot. and to the Poor at 381. per annum. For further particulars inquire of Messrs. Jemrnett and Son, Attorneys at Law, Ashford, who are authorized to treat for the Sale of the above by Private Contrad, together or separately. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD IN LOTS,, BY AUCTION, At One o'Clock on Tuesday the 7th of December, tBo2, at the White Hart Inn, Spalding; in the said County, By Mr. WILLIAM LEAK, Of Fletton, near Peterborough, • THE MANORS and ESTATES of the late FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq. situate in.the Parish of Pinchbeck, in the County of Lincoln aforesaid, consisting of several MESSUAGES and numerous TOFTSTEADS, that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Coin mons and Fens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt . and Deeping, together with upwards of 100 Acres of valuable inlosed Lands, chiefly in Grass. The whole under an At for Inclosure and Drainage, and extensive Works are now carrying into execution, in conse quence of powers therein given. ••• A considerable part of the Estate is now under'Small .mo dosses, and a portion of the Commons is directed to be set apart for exonerating the Estates from Tithes of all kinds. • The advantages expected from the surplus quantity of Common, over and above what will be necessary to exone rate the Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, if 'not superior, to any thing of the kind attempted in the Kingdom, and will be found to be well worth the attention of any Gentleman desirous of laying out money upon Landed P toperty. • Printed Particulars will be ready to be delivered fourteen days before the Sale, by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ; W. and . Black, Middle-Temple, London; Mr. Skelton, of Pinchbeck, and by the Auctioneer. • ABUSES IN TILE GENERAL POST-OFFICE. Th;s Day was published, Price iod. ALETTER (in Cobbett's lcly 'Register) addressed to the ltight Hon. LORD AUCKLAND, on the Abuses in the General Post-O tlice. Sold by Cobbett and Morgan, .Pall-Mall ; R. Bagshaw, Bow-street ; j . Ginger, Piccadilly ; and Richardson, under the Royal Exchange. Of whom may be had, A Letter (in Cobbett's Weekly Re gister) addressed to the Fellows of the Royal Society, on the propriety of re-eleeling Sir Joseph Banks to the Presidency. REBELLION IN IRELAND. This Day was published, price 9s. 6d. in boards. MHE HISTORY of the REBELLION in IRE. 1. LAND, in the Year [798, &c. containing an impartial ACcount of the Proceedings of the Irish Revolutiohists, from the Year i7Bz to the Suppression of the Rebellion. To which is added, an Appendix, comprising authentic and official Documents, illustrative of many important Transaaions which took place during the dreadful period of the Rebel lion, and upon the Trials of the Rebels. • By the Rev. !AMES GO RDON, Reaoi of Killegnv, in the Diocese of Ferns, and of Canno wav, in the Diocese of Cork; and twenty-five, years an Inhabitant of Wexford. Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-row; sold by C. Chap ple, Pall—Mall ; Booth, Duke -street, Portland Chapel ; and E. Kirby, Statlbrcl-street, Bond-street; and all Book sellers in the United Kingdoms. BARR's New and Beautiful Edition of * BUFFON's NATURAL HISTORY, Complete. This Day was published, No. I. (elegantly printed in Bvo. on superfine paper, and embellished with a complete set of beautiful Copper-plates) price One Shilling (to be re gulaily continued every week) of UUFFON's NATURAL HISTORY. Con - taitung a Theory of the Earth, a General HistorY of Man, of the Brute Creation, anti of Vegetables, Minerals, &c. Translated front the French. and interspersed with Notes. By J. S. BARR, Esq. . The whole of this beautiful Edition of Bulron being just printed off, in the best manner, in 63 Numbers, price is. each, may be.had, at the option of the purchasers ; by one or more at a time, or in Ten Volumes, bound in calf and let tered, price 41. 3s. or in boards, price only 31. Bs. To which Is added, by way of a complete Supplement ; A NATURAL HISIORY of BIRDS, REP'EILE.S, FISH, and INSECTS. * * This very valuable addition to huffpn being just finished oil in the Printer's best manner, in only 31 Num bers, may be had by one or more at a time, price is. each, or in Five Volumes, bound - in calf and lettered, price al. is. or in boards, price only rt. r3s. - 6d: The whole of this valuable Work, forming, beyond com parison, the •most complete and elegant Natural History in the English, or any other language, beautifully printed, and making Fifteen Volunvs, in Octavo, which contain near sOOO pages of beautiful letter-press, besides the elegant and numerous set of original Copper:plates, taken from life. London: Printed from the Translation of Mr. Barr, for the Proprietor • and sold by H. D. Symonds; No. 20, Pater mt.:ter-row' and may be had vial' Booksellers and N ewsmen in Town and Country, on the above terms. 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Every attention has been paid to render this Work as' complete and coned as possible, which the Translator and Editor has more particularly undertaken, at the deSire of many of the Nobility and 'Gentry of this king dom, as no complete history of _the kind has hitherto been published,. N. 8.. T optevant mistakes, and the obtrusion of former and inferior Works on the.subjeet, the Public are requested to ask tbr, or order, BARR's New . and Beautiful Edition of BU F FON's NATURAL HISTORY ; which is executed in a degree of very superior excellence. H. D. Symonds has on sale a Cheap Edition of the above, which may be had complete in 15 volumes izmo. price 31. 15s. boards. • • - BEAUTY OF PERSON. Patronized by His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. As nothing is a greater Ornament than a White Set of Teeth, TROTTE R's ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has met with universal encouragement from the first Personages of Fashion and Distindion, during a period of Eighteen Years, is recommended to the attention of the Public. Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried the efil:et of this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single box a sufficient quantity to as certain . its efficacy and virtues ; its excellencies being ac knoWledged by the most respectable Medical 'Authorities, used by several, and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradi cates the scurvy, which often proves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound Teeth from . decay, se cures decayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, iiroves.t.he happy means of preventing their being drawn. ' But what has enhanced it in the'estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth-ach, with which, before that period, tkey had been violently afflieted; and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations—Scaling the s Teeth. Likewise a Tincture which possesses the power of rasing the most violent Tooth-ach, and braces the Gums, and is a Wash atter the Powder, per fedly safe in its use, having no acid.. M. Trotter recont mends it to Gentlemen going abroad to take with them, as Gentlemen who have-been abroad have found the good ef. fells of. the Powders in long voyages; and also proper fOr all Families, and Schools - th keep by them. She cautions the Nobility and -Gentry' against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth, Powder without " M „Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top of the box, several compositions having been vended for it in Town and Country. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at the Warehouse, N 0.3, 'Beau:. fort Buildirig, Strand; and by appointment, by MesSrs Buller and Loder, Oxford; Mr. Viner, Bath ; Mrs. Shearcliff, and Andrews, Bristol ; Mr. 'Crewman, Exeter ; Mr. Snack,' Portsmouth; Mr. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr. Wood, Weymouth; M r.'Edmonds, Northampton; Mr. Lu cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard,. Reading; Mr. Middle ditch, Ipswich; Mrs: Pollett, Colchester; Mr.. Brass, Hull ; Mr. Holdbrook, Derby r Mr. Winks, Gainsbro'; Mess. Dillon; ,Chester ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth; Mrs. Cross and Wood, 'ShrewshOry Mr. Rice, Wakefield; Swin ton, Leicester'; Mr. Underwood, Cambridge ; and Mr. Spence and Mr. itaeburn, Edinburgh; and Bull, Price as. 6d. a Box ; Tindure, zs. od. duty Brushes, each. The Propo.rals to be delivered at the Secrriao . Y's Office, in St. Margaret-street, 11*.rtyninster, sealed and marked on the wet , " Proposals for supplying Slates for the Service of the Bozlrd of Ordnance," on or before the 3,/ d.ry of .7,7nreA ri. next, .Vicr Vibiek day no e ir will he adtnitted for. the prctent contraa. By Order of the Board, R. If. CREIi; Ser. EAST INDIA HOUSE Aov/st 11, 1%02, THE, COURT of DIRECTORS of tl). , UNITED COMPANY of MERCIVINIW of ES;;-. LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That It is their intention to receiVe Applications on or before tyre 30th September, from the Nett-tants- wanting Tswnage r tve k Export of - Goods to India ; for such Goods !winch are to be Sip; i •- ped in the ensuing Quarter; and on or before the .3 Ist Decent4,e. , the 31st . March, and . 3oth June, fur such G,,ods the Mcrchants are desirous of Shipping in each Qmarter, 1ab:7441w such doter t . and that it istheir' intention also to furnish l'onnage for a -y' quan tity of Madeira trine which may be required, by Persons willing to Ship the same for India, upon similar applications. Particulars of the Rates of Freight, &c. for the first Ships of the Season, are 19 6e seen in the qffice of the Gerk to the Cmigi::‘: of Shipping. WILLIAM RA 11S AY, Secrets,. EAST INDIA HOUSE, November ro, iBoz. • THE CO URT of DIR ECTORS of -the UNITED 'CO 111 P A NY'V MERCHA NTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That the. Transfer Books of the said 'Company's Stock, will be tint! on Thursday, the 21 December next, at Two o'Cleck, and opened again on Thursday, the loth jannaujollowing. And that the . Dividend Warrantr on the said Sock, due tb , sib yan,uary, will, be ready to be delivered on Monday, the !orb ;January next. IVILLIAM RAMS/11, Sec. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MT/ember 24, IEO2. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP ANY of MERCHANTS of ENC.. LAND trading to the East Indies, do /way give Notice, That they •are ready to receive Pr4osals, in writing, at ar, i , time on or before FRIDAY, tl=e 31st December next, from auiv Persons who may be willing to BUILD 511I1'S, of about Tons Burthen, to be Let on Freight for the said Compatty's Ser. • vice for Six l')'agrs certain. The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with she Secretaiy, at or before Twelve o'clock at Noon on Friday, the said 31st December next, • beyond which hour not aty Tender be received. WILLIAM .RA 3f SA Y, Sec. The particulari of the principal -dimensions and scantlings, alto an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of the usual Charter Party, as an outline, with the oiler Terms aad Conditions tots which the Ships are to be tendered, and entertained in the Compauy, Service, also tie Draft conformably to which the Ships are to be Built, may be seen on application to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to. the Committee of Shipping, on or after Tuesday, the Sotb in4t. ri . OVERNMENT ANNUITY, and MONEY ‘..T AGENCY OFFICE; Na. 7, Ccoil-strcet, Strand. - • Many Persons - having Incomes, or Annuities far Life only, frequently suffer pecuniary embarrassment tig the want of a temporary Sum of Money ; from the long : established and rc, spedable connexion of ME LVI LLE and . Co. in the above Profession, with very opulent Persons, they are enablett to negotiate any immediate Loan, from One Hundred Pound to Ten Thousand Pounds, upon Incomes arising from Estate,, Houses, Money vested in the Funds, in the name of Trusts, either by Will or Settleinent Clergymcns' Livings, &c. In all cases the Borrower Will have the privilege of returning the Principal, at their option, with the greatest secrecy aad dispatch. From six to ten years purchase for redeemable An nuities, and from ten to fifteen years for Annuities for-the Lives of Purchasers. Church Livings, Patent Places, and Estates, sold by Pri vate Contrad. Officers' Half-pay, and Widows' Pensions, received. Personal applications are received daily till Four o'Closk. No Letters can be answered unless post-paid. Agents for insuring Lives. To the PROPRIETOR of STIRACIA's ITALIAN OILS, N 0.94, Newman-street, Oxford-street. SIR, Y . Family having much to do with Horses lY have tried the wimderfuletreels of your Oils, for the growth growth of Hair on that A nirnal, thought I would try it on a sf:n of mine, 'that had very little Hair from his birth, and I tund it to answer my most sanguine expeCtation, in making it grow both long and thick. Having an Infant in the same way, have tried ij again with the same success. Also a Friend of mine; Mr. Johnson, ofWapping, seeing the dna it had on mV family, was desirous of trying it on his Hofse'3 knee,' that the Hair had been off two years ; it not only made the Hair grow very fast, but thick, and of its natural colour. I am, Sir, your's, &c. T. 'WHITWORTH, Church-lane, Hackney. To he had as above, and, as usual, of Williams, No. 4r, Pall-Mall,. Humphreys, No. nB, Oxford-street ; Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Messrs. liendre, No. 13, Tiehborne—• street ; and one principal Shop in the Country, at ss. a Pot, or 21‘. t4s. a Dozen. BILIOUS PILLS, Prepared by WILLIAM BERRY, late Surgeon at Oakl..md, Rutland. THESE PILLS have, during a Pradice of thi r ty years, been found a safe and admirable Remedy for ,d BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, particularly the JAUNDICE, for which it is in general a certain Cure. They arc als. an excellent Medicine for Indigestions, Sick Head-achy, and I,r Persons whose Constitutions have been impaircd by 1c,; . 41 drinking. They operate as a Purgative, when there is in,the Stomach and Intestines, and require no • peculiar R,•- gimens. The following Gentlemen, among many others, who experienced the efficacy of this Medicine, are ready to gr.-; testimonies in its recommendation Sir Enw AR n NIGHTINGALE, Kneesworth-House, Cain bridgeshire. WILLIAM LEIGH SYMF.S, Esq. Ilford-Hall, Northamp tonshi re. FRANCIS CIIESEL Derr, Esq. Ridtington, Rutland: Rev. Dr. Or.ms, Louth, Lincolnshire. Mr. STo Nis, Land-Surveyor, Bedford,. • 'Mr. STRANGER, Glayston, Rutland. Mr. WATSON, lirover, Falkinghain. The Bilious Pills are sold by Francis Newberv, at :os Warehouse for Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, the East, l'.11 , ! of St. Paul's, London, in Boxes, price 4.5. 6d. each, I) , • • included;' and, as' 'a security against Counterfeits, , chasers are desired to Qbziave, that his NA= is engro. , rach Stamp.