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„.....`'' ...,, . ~.„ . ia.itt-t - P .c--. *Av. , • . S i . . T E //,,,,„_.,,,., \- • I N .. 6. ~. a Ilfrl \\ \ l\ ,i,; THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1802. NUMBER 29 14. j IPRICE SIX PER . M. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY&LANE. O - MORROW E VENING, Jan. zz, iBoz, • Their NiajestieS) Servants villad Ina few days.ivill be published; In One Volume, 'Quarto, . . (Dedicated, by Permission, to His MAJESTY), • THE HISTORY of the REBELLION in the - Year 1745. By JOHN HOME, - Esq.. • Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies. Strand. OFFICE FOR TAX - PS;• Son:end-Place, 24th Deceptier;iSdi.; 1 HEM REGENT. - With (for the first time) a New Piece, called .. URANIA ; - Or, THE ILLUMINE. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARIhEN• D 'MORROW EVENING, Jan. 22, i goz, • will be performed, FOLLY AS. IT FLIES. WITH . HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK. -On*Saturday, Chains of the Heart, with the New Panto. Vrti me. - Qn Monday., the ,Tragedy of Alfonso. Ladies and Gentlemen who hive Places for Mrs. ton's Nigl4ts of Performance, will have the earliest notice when she is suffiCiently recovered, to appear bethrY the Pub lic.. ST. PAUL's SCHOQL. HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER df the .117irl..EMEN School, - Iviti be held . e G London Tavern, .Bisi-opsgate-street, on Monday the F...Sth of January, 1802, Richard Parks, Esc;. -r"v4 . lt X. : Thomas Meriton, Renry Blake, Es q • Henry Burrows, Esq. • Robert Slade, Esq. Nethersole, Esq. Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock. Tickets, los. 6d. each, :to be had of the Steward, arid at the London Tavern. Dr. CRI'CHTON's LECTURES on MEDICINE and CHEMISTRY: TAR. CRICHTON will c ommence hi s S pr i ng Course of Leaures on the Theory and, Practice of l'hysic, Chemistry, and MateriaMedica, on Monday the Ist of February. For Further Particulars, apply to Dr. C. 'No. rs, Clifford street, Burlington-gardens. • • SOMERSETSHI RE.—AXE-DRAINAGE. AT a MEETING h e ld at t h e T own- H a lli n the City of Well s , on F r id ay t h e rit h d a y of Janua ry, 18 0 a, pur suant to public Advertisement, and the Resolves of the last Meeting held at Cross ; . CLEMENT TUDWAY, Esq. in the Chair; The Petition and Bill to be presented to Parliament, being fead by Mr. Conway, the Solicitor, and made conformable to the intention of the several persons interested, who attended; • The same were unaniniousiy approved and signed. Ordered, that the Solicitor request William Dickinson and William Gore Langton, Esquires, the Representatives in Parliament for this County, to. present the Petition and Bill. That these Resolutions be inserted in the.-..sarne s e veral Newspapers in which the Resole es of the last Meeting were inserted. CLEMENT TUDWAY. itiThe Chairman having left the Chair t the Thanks of the ceting were unahiMously voted him for his attendance and able.condud in the business. , • . . London, f Sth of the tst . mo. ISoz. r The Societrof Friends observing that the unjust Clamots which was raised against it some time ago, relation to .1 11 e Corn Trade, has been of laso somewhat revived, ,thinks which it It necessary to revive also its former Declaration,. _ ' l s aPprehencted has escaped the Notice of many of the Itbile. HE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly called r„Q UA K E g S,. having been, for some time, calutriniated n , ti r -, •- t „ ~ .:-,.1! - tip, isborio - us azict incite . ent chews of the cora lefts of iii,,'%:Y combining to mohopoliZe those necessary - A. iete tileir vind• - ' `'`''ro and Flour, think themselves called upon to own innocence a 44 integrity, .and .to aksert ' , ki t: " t'"'" combinatlon or monopoly hath eXtstect, or cloth ar l i c t ?,, e al_ltr with reaped to Corn and Flour, or any other baneijilwpitraae-.tteivcers;. Aggrieved by and that they abhor wach wicked and assert the unjust reproach, they not only rr innocence, but put in their claim for possessing . an equal with their de' l °l 'Yinpathy for the karts of the poor, is,SitiZeti4 of any description. ,oreaalling, mono f f ally ' ll ' 3 will come forward,. and Prove that the charge lIT I AIIY,Lteny to attach to the Society, polizing, or regrating, NYhiCa t h e SO or any other improper '''''n Ileti • w "ereby the necessaries of Cite are enhanced in puce, t an be fixed on any one or more individuals, they are far from .r irin g to skreen such trom justice; but, at all events, they . 4 13 . tra for tu t . thetl,telr c.ot!ntryhten,. Society in general, a place in the good opinion and - treedom Troth the ivsults, whiCh ) hate lot Qr patiently borne. . . igr, ; ,,t on behal rof the said Society, at a Meeting held Ni Lolidon the 6th of -the Ica month, iSoo, and by order thereof, by - .4....„,......._ ;., JOSEPH FOSTER, Clerk. l I II I E BOND CREDITORS of HENRY WIG_ tc , n , i '''S.!=A., l ), late of Greek-street Soho; and of Kensing to met. 4.7 County a Middlesex, ert.w n -in A Tuesday Esq. deceased, are desired next, at One o'Clock precisc4y, at t . theca their snohor Tavern, in the Strand, and to bring with ena.blzd to unties, in order that his Executrix may be them in du":cottersh.ls SPtlng-garden Terrace .Assers Come to her hands, amongst 0 . i Administration. zath Jan. it,,z ' race CHA. BICKN'ELL,. Solicitor for the Executrix; _____, .._ . _________ Ptltstiant t D o a Decree of the High Court of in a Cause the against THOMAS, --------------- eh — ance - 1 1- y, made THE CREDITORS of ROGER THOMAS, late of the,Hatniet of Hammersmith, in' he Parish of Vitlhani in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, deceased, are forth'wi to come and prove their Debts either by them selves or their Solicitors, before john Campbell, Esq. one ot the Master:: of the said Court, at his Office in Southarnp ti-buildings, Chancery-lane, London -or in default there of,' they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. ....________ -- -- . A IRELAND . A TANTED by N V PAN Y, an.ENG IN EER (in the room of Richard the ROYAL CANAL COM EVans Esq. deceased) of experience in Canal-making, whose tali : vs and abilities will bear the most unquestion able scrutiny.—A,nyPerson answering this description, will meet with compensation sititable'to his exertions and merit. Applic.ition by Letter, or otherwise, will be received . bY the S ec r etary, at the Company, House, No. 213, Lower Or Quay, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration on Monday the 15th of February next. It is requested that none will apply but such as will in every respell answer the ?.bove description. Signed by Order, MARK K.F,RR, Sectetar: loyal Canil Housc, Dublin, Jan. CAPITAL POR ; FER RY_FoR TO .13f. SOLD liY PUBLIC AUCTION, Pon the 2.sth day of February, t e,z, at the House of James Lea, the. Eagl e and Child, Warrington, rHE RUNCORN PORTER BREWERY with all tile Brewing Utensils, Stores, Casks; &c. :IS t he same ate:a t.present possessed by fEneas Morrison. The tre wer y - 1S LeASetlo)l, Or Which there are 14 years yet to 44(-1 was bniit.•in the years 1785.6. It is excellently con come-, trueted well . supplied with ',';ter,-and is situated on the b anks of the Mersey; within a few hundred yards of the spot where the Duke of Bridgwater's Canal joins that Ricer, con te4uently has the advantages ofcheap water carriage to Liver- P° 0 1; Manellester, and 'all tht manufailuring towns in Lan iiite,,Cheshire, Staffordshire; a-v. •'I here is a commodious 4 m/ell:rigrouse upon the premi ses , consisting of fourteen Rodin* beside s Ki tc h en, Offices,' a large Garden Wall _ Itbek.ed, ,and an apprOpriate quantity of Land. %.._ For further . particulars, ap to' Messrs. Macdougall and' thinter, New Square, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. William Lawson, Merchant, Liver . I- or Mr . .iroeas Morrison , upon the . Pc', o r ,r(2 'nises, either et whoin ;Ma aittlioilzed to sell by Private ,-ontra& CITY' OF CORK. AT a Sheriff's County Court,. holden at the Guildhall of the City of Cork, the Bth day of Jantiory, tSoz, for the -Eleaion'of a Citizen to represent the said City in Parliament in the - room of the, Right Hon. Lord Hutchin- • son, the Hon. Christopher Hely Hutckinson, was Lawn- Eleded. • The following Resolutions were then proposed by Sir lames Chatterton, Bart, and seconded by Sir Patrick O'Con not', which were unanimously agreed to : Resolved, That the Thanks of the Gentlemen, Clergy, , Freemen, and Freeholders, of the County and. City of Cork, now in County Court assembled, are justly : due, and they are hereby presented to the Right Hon. Lieutenant-General Lord Hutchinson 'Knight of the Bath, for the faithful, up right and independent discharge of his duty, as one of our Re presentatives in Parliament; and for the ability, zeal, and perseverance, so eminently manifested by . him in the Com mand of the Ahny In Egypt, whereby the Honour of the British Name has been so :signally upheld, and. additional lustre shed on the British'Arms, Resolved, That the High Sheriffs be requested to sign the above Resolution, and that the same be transmitted to Lord Hutchinson, and published in .THE SUN, -Star, Dublin Journal, Dublin Evening-Post, and Cork Newspapers. JOHN NICHOLAS WRIXON, ten 'JOHN GEORGE NEWSOMI SI fn. TO the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, FREEMEN, and. • FREEHOIDEI:S of the CITY of CORK. GENTLIM EN, • IN expressing my grateful sense of the transactions of this day, I have a double duty to perform—to your newly-eleeled Representative, ;the obje& of your unanimous choice, and to him, whose progress to the Upper 1-louse of Parliament you have no less distinguished by your valued and affectionate farewell : for both accept my warmest, ac knowledgments, and whilst .1 . recal to your recollection the long and eventful period during which my Family has unin terruptedly enjoyed the high 'Honour of Representing this great City, and the unexampled assemblage of Character, independence and Property which has graced my Brother's Eledion, I feel with honest pride that your confidence re mains entire and unabated. I have the Honour to be, With great resped and regard, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, FRANCIS HELY.HUTCHINSON. 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An Abridgement of this Work is in a state of prepa ration. ,This Day was published, In four large volumes, 12M0. price 18s. sewed, THE. RIVAL MOTHERS ; or, CALUMNY : A NOVEL. Translated from the French of MADAM EDE " The literary reputation of Madame de Geniis is so well established, that the Public are readily disposeirto anticipate pleasure fwm every new produaion• of her cultivated mind ; and we have satisfadion inicknowledging, after having pe rused the volume before us, that disappointment has not su perseded expeaation." Monthly Review, Oct. tSot. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster row. Of whom may be had, lately published, front the French of .the same Author, r. A New Method of Instruaion for Children from Five to Ten "Years Old. Price 4s. boards. a. La Bruyere the Less ;. or, Charaters and Manners of the Children of the Present .Age.' Price 3s:'6d. boards. 3. Rasn Vows: a Novel ; in 3 vols. price-tos: 6d. hoards. 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Brit. Crit fot Aug. 5798. " In our opinion, Dr. Coote deserves high rank among our historians for correctness and impartiality ; his_ information is accurate ; his sentiments are. liberal and moderate ; and his style is in general easy, perspicuous, and occasionally elegant." . , .Monthly Rev.. for May, 479 . 0. This work " appears On the whole an honest, impartial, and constitutional history The arrangement is o°4 arid_the composition correct. The writer -has;e*idently taken crr, , -,iiderable pains to snake himself master of his it4ject." Crit, Rev. 'tot Feb: 170. HORSE= DE ALERS WHEREAS infot••haliolf Lai. b:en received; t at mat), Persons rartyi ng on the Business of a Horse . Denier have not made the Return to the Assess ors, required by an Ad passed in •the last' Session . of Parliament, in order to their being . charged to the Duty imposed hY tke said A Fi ;• His Majestfs Coin— mis.sioners for the Affairs - of -Taxes &reify give Notice, That 411 Persons carrying on the Business of a flor::o Dealer; who do not make the. Return as •:equired by Law, will be s urcharged in double the Dub, fn' Ha?se kept by then', -.Whether for sate. or for private use, and will also, be . to: a penalty of TWENTY POUNDS';and as Many _TeesonS may have sup; posed that it is not incumbent upon them to make a - Return unksi a particular Notice has been left at their place of residence by the Assessors, they-are-hereby informed; that :he general ircti,..es which have been affixed to the Church D. ors, are declared by. the Add to be good and sufficient Noticejb all Pet.sont concernedi for. mdkitig such Returns. • . . By Order of the Board; MATTliElf ; ' Wi:NTE 1,••••• EAST INDIA N HOUS E, - November IS, ISot. THE COURT .f.DIR.6CTORS of the UNITED COMPANY I MERCHANTS of ENGm LAND 4rariing m the Fast - Indira, do hereby give Notice, ''hat the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be Shut on Thursday,. the 0 of December next, at Two o'clock; and Opened again on Thursday, the 2101 of yanitatit following. That the wividend - WarrantS on the said Stock, due the sth. of yanuaty, will be ready to be delivered on Monday', the Itth of Yanieaiy WILLIAM RAYISAY, Sec. HOSIERY. TOOKE continues to have on Sale at his NI anu.:; faCiory and Nottingham Warehouse, Na. 434, Strand; an extensive and valuable Assortment o f 110S1 E KY Of every description, which, for elegance; neatmess, taste, and quality; has never been equalled, and; he flatters can never, be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses. o ver every other person in this line of JiuSiness, and the peculiar degree olperteetion to which, by indefatigable attention; and - unli- , rpited expellee,, he has brought his Manufactory; while they altbrd him an oppOrtunity of offering . to the Public a variety of Goods, superior in every respect to those of any other per son, and render all competition fruitleSs ; also enable hint tq, accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale,' retail, or export trade, upon terms moremoderate than can possibly be afforded by any other HouSe in the Metropolis. A SAFE ANT) POWERFUL RESTORATIVE, For Weak and Debilitatid Constitutions, Consumptive Ha. bitsi Pains and Weakness of the Stomach, Nervous Weak_ nesses, the deleterious Elli:as of Hot Climates, 'and parti; 'cularly the ill Consequences of Intemperance. . • T_TALLP-M anti Co.'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA, in the form of Pills. The restorative .etreCis of the Anima of Quassia in all cases of general Debility of the System, Nervous Complaints, and likewise its antiseptic powers, as a Correelor or the Animal juices, evinced by the following singular CaseS, cer:. tainly entitleit to the full confidence of the Valetudinarian, " Dec.. 3, 'Sot. " Turf P rinting-Otfiee,. Newmarket. " Dear Siri very "- .have to communicate to yo* A extraordinary Cure that has been efrecie.d by yoUr Ei.tract of Quast:ial - • " A Gentleman in this Neighbourlino.d,, whose Face had been completely covered with a disagreeable erOy tion and red:. nesS (Most probably arising from his too fret; living) ex piessed a 'Wish, it 1 kept any Medicine.itkely to relieve him, I would recommendit ; having known your Extrad succeed in some such CaSes,.,l advised his trying it, and - , unaccount able as it ma yseenl., - Awo Half-Guinea Boxes Teri:loved every divple•aia - ht appeara;,•ce, cad quite n-esta.blis!.led his Im:lth, which began to be much impaired by the same cause. " I .have met With Several instances of it's complete succeSt in Nervous Complaints of long standing, 'and shall ever in future recommend it with the greatest confidence. YOur's; resPec.l lullY "ROBERT kOGt RS. • • " " To Mr. E. Hallam, Apothecary and Chemist, Bury." CASE 59. " A young Gentleman, about ten Years of age, who foi many weeks had been aditled with-large Blotches, shifting over the whole surface of the Body; occasioning intolerable itching and restlessness; had undergone the usual course of diaphoretic - arid alterative Medicines, employed in such 'cases with evident disadvantage, as they tended but to increase the dilation of the pores, his strengthand natural vivacity were likewise much impaired ; recourse was now had to the Anima Of Quassia, • with a view of relieving his loss of appetite and general debility. - In about two WeekS .appetite and strength were completely recovered, and the Disease of.the Skin evidently began'to abate; at the expiration of three weeks', from thelirst taking Quassia, his skin became quite cleat, arid no,unpleasant symptom remained." Sold; wholesale and retail, by B: Shaw, No. 74, Borough; and retail by. Baxter and Co. Edinb#:gh and Glasgow; and one Vender in evety Town in the Kingdom ; in Boxes ass. and tos. 6d. each, and large Packages, containing five ss. 'Boxes, 11. as. each, • Duty included. ButPbs'erve, none can possibly be genuine, unless it has the Signature of E. Hallam and Co. written . in red ink. The BOTANIC PM, for ~WIND and BILE in the Stomacn. THE renowned Virtues of these Pills, for those alarming Complaints, occasioned by Wind in the Sto.: mach and Bowels, now getletally-cOmplained. of; proceeding .from Crudities and Indigestion, for want of proper Secre .tion of,El LE.; which has hitherto baffled the Skill of the most eminent of the I'tculty, haS urged a Gentleman, Ate! along study and pradice in the'Vegetable Kingdom, to orier to his Fellow Creatures .this Wonderful Remedy, having been a severe suffererfor many years, during which he expe rienced the inefEetyl of repeated application to the Faculty. `This never-failing Remedy is seleded froM Roots and Herbs, and formed into a small BOianic Pill, for the cruel disorders of Wind and Indigestion, from which 'all other Ma ladiesincident to the Irregularities of Nature` have their ori.. gin - and for which, in all its Stages; he will be bound for the Botanic Pill.toonre. Its efficacy can be - artested . by thou sands, who halm experienced the goOd elleaS of his wonder. ful Discovery. - ,The•yirtues'of.the Botanic Pill are spch as to corre the Crudity," prevents Digestion, disperses the Acidity and Wind in the Stomach and Bowels; and assists the digestive Powers in perfoyming .thrir functions. The Pills are so innocent and nourishing in their Proper. ties, that the most delicate Constitution may he relieved •by them; without a sons 6 of their operation, as they consist cif neither purgative or astringent Medicines, but a seleaion of Strengthening, vigorating and bracing Roots and Herbs. • Various - Medicines have•been applied; • Without effed; and left the Patient in a worse situation; thah before he took thent, •by ,disabling the . Powers of Digestion, - and cansini a great quantity of Wind to collect in the Stomach and BOWeie, swimming- in the Head; nervous trembling,s; excruciating :pains, and cramp in diflerent parts of the ,Body; frequent . votnitings, loss of appetite; broken rest, - wad last of all, a lingering decline_ , . • • •To prevent and cure the above cruel ,tisorders; the Botanic Pill stands unrivalled: Persons in a decline, rechiced by a long course Of Medicine ; who hate been obliged to abstain from, animal food, , have, by taking thesc.Pills a short- time, been \ able-to digest the hardeSt rneats: Persons affiided With tremblings; oppression, or uneasiness of the "Stomach after 'Meals, would do well to ap . Ply, to the Botanic Pills, being a certain Restorative to Man in his declining state: • Sold at Is'. Gd. each BOx,. with the initials D. &S. an the Seal ; none others are genuine.—Tj'be had Wholesale; of the Proprietor, Mrs. Sherwood; Horntan-street, .Kensington wherea.proper allowance is rnadeto MerchantS, Captains of Ships; or to those who take a quantity to sell again ; and, by appointment,' at the follaWing places; viz. E. Newberry, Corner of St. Paul's Clnirch-yard; Mr. Hewlett, Cilmist, N0.'28; High-street; Borough; Mr Tutt, Royal Exchange Gateway., C6rnitill.; Mr; Skellet,. No. 74, Drury-lane, and Mr. Ambridge, Chemist, No. 30, rizcadilly.