The Sun. — London, England, 1802-12-11 00:00:00

_ 14 4 1? - iTfiZA T Tr -t ..., r".'gzi•--lf i ''sel —o' ''''‘ ^ --." 4 - ,4 "-• -4.. i• I , . / • ',..4 , ..1 , '`.1.r. tI, i I•*'- ~.;' , .-, " ' S 'A.''' ,:•?..,'", '-' ! F :6ot 1 ..j - ) " f. 5 ..? ? . .4, r t• t4 , 1 / 4 '‘'.: ~ , C. e r' t 1 - .4 -,- A ci.‘e ;;.'' ' , „'t, ,•'- - -.- i - \..........;.....- i ., ,, y • -.---,,, ----- .- . 4,p).-rcl - 8T 'i 7 jr NlC' i.„ : \t',. , \ 1 „. • 10 f , - . , ~ .. LI 7 1 • - 4 .:;gi 7 ...'" , . . % . .4'.. !,.. ez....-...7:k. ! L - \S ' 1.-------- , --- ...,.. . .. .4. 1. 1 1 .... ' k ii....... j '.............. 97d . ' s : • .......,,,,,, , .... 4 `VW A 1 1,..,........ f ~/A , l i , l , \. \- i I LT I‘T„ ter s :jog lia° E 1 3192.1 SA I URDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1802. _-- [PRICE WCFtNcZ. T H E ATRE •ROYAT:, DRURY-LANE. N' MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 13, tBo2, will. be presented, Sir Bashful THE 'WAY TO KEEP HIM. • • - stant Mr. , jun. Sir Brilliant Con Fashion, Mr BANNISTER . C. KEMBLE Lovemore, rtr. WROUGHTON ; William, Mr. WA.THEN. 'llo ticillWidow Beltnour, rs. JORDAN, introduce the much-adm M ired ong of " The ! OM"' accompanied by herself on the Lute; Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. POPE ; Lady Constant, Miss M E LLON ; Muslin, Miss POPE % WITH MIDAS. ', The Jealous Wife, with A. House to be sold, SOCIETY for PROSECUTIN:: FELONS, FORGERS, CHEATS, &e. instituted hi the year. 1767, under the pa tronage of Sir John Fielding. DEB / RETT's PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. This Pay was published, price is. each, NUMBERS I. and 11. of the PRESENT SES. SION'. Numbers 111. and IV. Nvill be published in a few DayS, revised and collated, with the Notes of several Members. The Parliamentary Register, containing a faithful Report of the Debates in both Houses* Parliament. Printed for J. Debrett, opppsite Burlin,ston-house, Picca dilly., EAST INDIA HOUSE, H. C. COME, Esq. Alderman, M. P. President, The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Vice PreSident. MOT ICE is hereby given, That the usual Meer_ ing of the Committee of the Society (which every Member is entitled to attend) will be held at the 'Globe Ta vern, Fleet-street, on Friday next, at Seven o'Clock in the E vcning precisely. November 24; ISo z, HE c.OURT of DIRECTqIts .?/ UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of E LAND trail,:kto the East Indies, do here 2. s) , give Noti That they are ready [t; receive Ptopusais, In utiirvig, ,z,• ) ) time on or hef;re FRIDAY, the 3tot December next, Iron arty Persons who may be willing to BUILD SHIPS, of abont BJ3 Tons BAcrthen, to be• Let on Freight for the said Crnpanyi Ser vice for Six Voyages certain. • S. S. HUNT, Sec. • Greville-street, Hatton-Garden. December ;r, 1802. Such Persons as are desirous of becoming Members of this Society, are requestal to apply to the Secretary, from whom the Bye-laws, &c. may be had. Of whom may be had, , The Parliamentary Register of the last Session, in three large Voluines, al. as. half-bound and lettered. rt.))! Tuescia' Mr. SHERIDAN's: SPEECH. This Day was published, ptice Sixpence, Or, One Guinea and a Half per Hundred, THE SPII:ECH of RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN; Esq. in the HOUSE of COMMONS, on the Sin of DeceMber, 1802, on the Motion for the ARMY ESTABLISHMENT for the ensuing Year. Printed tor,l ohn Stockdale, No. ISt, Piccadilly, Of whom maybe had, price is. each, Nos. I. 11. and 111. of The PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. By WILLIAM WOODFALL. Tobecon. tinned V:eekly duraig each Session of Parliament. The Tenders with the words " Ship Tencterh on tie cover, t, be severa4 sealed Up, and lei with the Secretary, at or help? Twelve o'clock at Neon on Friday, the said 3tst December next, Irtyottclich , hour not any Tender will he received, WILLIA M MS A Y Sec, n -stay, "1 ! il ur Th 7-13: Bod with A House to be Sold. h . 4(. y, us) . ), th t B ' new Musical Entertainment of A. House to be Sold, and time utletta of Midas must speedily be laid aside for some ti ara ' on account of a new -Pantomime which is in prepara:. si",kanee b d will e produced in the Holidays.—A new Opera, is m preparation. _ _ • THE , very distinguished Approbation which, ROBARTS and VLOWMAN's New Manufadory has experienced - from H E R.' MA] ES rY, THE ROYAL FA- . MI LY, the. Nobility and Gentry, &c. claims from them their respedful Acknowledgements. They flatter thentselves, from their unremitting attention to produce Taste and Lle gance in their ExtensiVe Colleaion for Fashionable Dress, that it exceeds in noveity and variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. R. and 1 3 being the Inventors and Manufaaurers, warrant the wein - of every Article sold in their Warehouse ; and beg to acquaint the Public, they - ,:c only.to be had genuine at their Ware-rooms, No., r, Chandits7-street, Covent-garden. Th.: , particulars tf the principal ,timensioNv and caelii ai,o an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of the ttsua! Ctlaftcr Pasty, as an.kailine,:with the ohte,- Tel ins and Corditicos on which the Ship' are to be tendered;. entertaived in - 1114.Confa,,it's Service, also the Draft i ; 0:1it.:1:..,14,:p - ta which the Ships .:re to be Built, mg). be seen on placation to itlr. :bows Cothan ) ,Cl,-k to tre C'Jmnrittee of Shiploing,fpn pr afterTlie.fday, the 3oth This Day was published, Price rs. 11,HE 'AU FHENTICI rY of the FIVE BOOKS of MOSES Vindicated. E ASl' iNDIA Cy, IT LA rrtc-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 13, iSoz, will be performed, ...I-1E MAN OF THE WORLD. • it Pertinax Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. WADDY ; Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON ; Melville, Mr. CORY . - And Eger:on. Mr. SI DDONS. - Betty Hitit,• Mrs. _MATTOCKS ; - Constantia, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; lkodolp'na Lumbercourt, 'Mrs. H. !WINSTON. wITIL A TALE OF MYSTERY. Pater It C)ll Wedne (iaY l Delays and Blunders, with A talc' of )! tti'inTiiursday, for the last time, the Cabinet, with Ani t,_wignetism. riday, Delays and Blunders, with A. Tale of Mystery. i` t ' l :l on Saturday, will certainly be producel a new Comic in Three Ads, called Family Quarrels, with new Scen3 Dresses, and Decorations. With the Citizen. An ' 4 3,5. entire Pantomime will he - prodticed at the Holi, - - . ... A, i IA.NOVEIZ-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. 4ISS-LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADtivrioN of PICTURES t hi s SEASON, is no 13,11 l) I ' w i i ,,, , and will continu e E very D ay, S un d a y s e x ce pted, , ri Nine In the Morning till Evening, Admittance Ore Shilling . . . .... 1' HANNAH ELSTON, who vsided at South A Shields, in the County of Durham, previous to the Re.. _ Ilion to Ireland (and who it is believed, marrizd a soldier, :11,11 went to Ireland at the co l rurnencernent of the Rebellion), 10:01ivins, and will apply to Mr. Masterman, of Stnkesley, 1 rkshire, or Mr. HAI; Carey...street, Lincoln's Inn, Lon -41, she will near of something to her advantage ; or it she be Za r tt,iany person givin g or information to Mr. Mastermail, in . Hall,. will be rewarded tor their trouble. Nor, 24, 1232. NillS S. TEEL, with the most heart-felt Gr‘ati.. Getude, return s hermost sincere Thanks to the . Nobi for her recterYn't conticuance & lo c s . s for the kind sympathy they hare ,xpresse rom w f 1 ich she trusts to experience a Aniii of that patronage and support to-herself atid lVi' sO long rs s bestowed on her late Husband. fo r th • • will therefore still continue the WAREHOUSE esr abr e i Sale of LAVENDER and IiONE-Y WATERS, r ',k i e rs ci near Twelve Years, assisted by h:r Brother, of th x , - ".R, who has been in the Business the greatest part it, c;` ti ER, and from his having a thorough knowledge of tl -11 t ogether assure their kind Patrons, that the quality Shrill Articles which first established their extensive Sale, :-.ver deserve their-future attention and support. rfo. Catherine-street, Strand. • St) e " . "VENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, p o , AI7IPi CHAIR BED, Handsome Brass-s - crew F our and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No- 16 0 1 , 1 2! Catheri n e- s t reet , S tran d. "t; of t h e I mper i a l Dining Tables, T. Mot . - ga had the Honour of shewing to THEIR MAJ ES- wereS a n d the P RINCESS ES at the Queen's lionse, whci I ) ;„' a c:cording to their accustomed goodness of encouraging most graciously pleased to express their highest lairention and sanction of the same. Also the much ad -14) an Screw B e dst e ad s , called Patent, so easily fixed ar e taken down without Tools, the Furnitures to which tipti4at t nl he lde upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking 0:1" with- . ,„ use of Nails, &c. Several other Articles or atleLture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new kutL,T,P..,roveci Principles a complete Ass . o , rtment of portable die s .1' 4, 0 Nett Beds, anti every other Article requisite for oth er 4r t,.d. Gentlemen going to the East anti West . Indies, and all ss serf „i r 'relgn Climates ; arc allowed far superior to any other t r en 'T•l'a II y sold; handsome Dome Beds, and new designed Window C u rt a i ns , en suite, with every other Article tiZurniture i n tie Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by t e 4 n and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet „ r s, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. to b 's• Morgan and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Gentlemen fr o , e Particular in he Numbers, No. 16 and 17, three Doors t he Strand . kkCHER . t and HA UGHTON from Dublin, - o ti trim Poplin and Tabbinet Mantifatitirers aid Mercers ePrihcMajesty their Royal Highnesses the Prince and W• of 'of Wale ' s Duke and Dutchess of York, Dufthess '-or e Zemberg, an d ' the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta -street, Ti,.'garden, London; ‘kr n l elevated Patronage of an d Majesty, the , 'different. I tltt 4 ' e sof the Royal Family, Ladies of the first . Rank Fa shion, A b ratri,, it is hoped has su ffi ciently established, in the ;yel l ."' of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of "dive" B „ and Hauhton's Chamber and Tabbinets, Goid, ,_` - athi,'•rigured, and Plain ery Muslins and Italian '7an e , r c Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to "ter n ' tt unnecessary fOr that House to reply to the Adver 'opyiebrits of others, whose chief pretension to the tradeis the "g of their Advertisements. Wh e . CAUTION. , 411 rn e , r ea% Archer and many people have been credibly in : !tici h,'* , that a great many people . in this kingdom are no. v, 4 4 g 're been, for some time past, manufacturing and sel tNer 9 Phns and.Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, 4 view t he name of Archer and Haughton's Matiufaitory , with t ° discredit and injure their House, and a gross impo " the eublic in . geneitl ; they are determined, as far p e - r tr i their power, to prosecute to Convidion any person s°l 's so venuing Poplins and Tabbinets, under the .leir ii%mhseeir-Manufacture, that was not adually bought at • -* * t, rhey ,* Merchants supplied to any Amou . nt. 'Yi 14v e the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen- Nit,(2'rtheir Warehouse is stocked with a greatea variety 4.ol,„„itttitigGocts than is to be found in any other House in i'tieee which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at low - er than they can be had elsewhere, the . c ar 'en a .4 'itt e-4tl g of their ' own manufacture :—they consist off hrack Boinbazeens, Cliainberry Muslins,'Cambric Rasdirnores for Widows, Almozines, dress pa-f a ° cis, j r ges, Lutestrings, . Cyprus Sarsenets, opin t i . s r , 4errarits !apes, Scarf Silks, Handkerehiefs,.Bornbazets_ . o s Sa rs ' e c• also a great choice of -Patterns •In grey .Popl.ndie tt r ;Plin s 4 l , e ts, for slight Mourning. English yard.. 11, lAbl e bia.iiauperior quality, at 3s. 6il. per . yard . ; N . e . 0 krZ t rris serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet di fl erent t t ,,, G en i i Plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen 4 4 ,h ,„ secgoreasy in wearing, sty o r - et tlen who. always wear black they never grow being of the v ery' best triple dye. 4.3 e, 41 : 1 Price ever asked for any article bought at their T ab 11 . L • .. t) ,,,1;4 4 „,_ "dies own Spinning manufidured into Poplins or ,ut4 tk,`,42•Tabberays for Furniture of the ditlerentlashion. 'Y4 s ' I ntutititet bred on the 51101tC5t. notice. 'or Y• SUPERB EDITION OF THE BIBLE. ESSKS. CA'D ELL and I)AVIES, Booksellers, Strand, •having purchased the rerbaining Copies of •MACKL.IN's BIBEE, arc enabled to °Mir the same- to the Admirers of fine Engraving and the Typographic Art, consi derably below the Subscription Price.—The Labour arid E xperice, and the Period required to' ateomplish thiS splen dic( and matchless Edition are obvious and well-known.. The N umber of Copies to be disposed of are comparatively few. The impressions from the Plates are excellent, and in a short time, Copies of this Superb Edition of the Sacred Writings will become scarce, and seldom to be found but in the Cabinets of the Curious. *** A few Copies bound in Russia and in Morocco may be seen as above. GENUINE EDITION OF THE DOMESTIC MIDI_ CINE, MANY spurious and mutilated Editions of this Work being now in- Circulation, Dr. BUCHAN thinks is-his Duty to put the Publi,. on their Guard against those pVetendert.trnprovements, which are mere Imposi tions, intended to take in the Unwary, and 'to injure rite Author's Reputation, by making him responsible tor their Errors and Defeets. The Artifice nt such Piracies is fully exposed in the 'Prefitee to the EIGHTEENTH EDITION of the " DOMESTIC MEDICINE," now printing, under the Author's iininediat; inspection, and containing above an hundred pages of New Matter, the result of his Prattice and Experience, which he hopes will render the Work more conducive to the great purposes of general and useful Information. The Eighteenth Edition, now in the Press, will be - published very soon. Printed for A. Strahan ; T. Caliell• jun. ancl.W. Davies, Strand; W. Creech, end E. Balfour, at Edinburgh. This Day was published, • Price . 35. bound, A KEY to CH.. , ),NIBAUD's EXERCISES 11 being a correct Translation of the various tix:acises Lontainal in that Book. By E. I. VOISIN. Printed for T. N. - Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster.. row. This Work will be. found of infinite service to such Teachers of the French Language as are not sufficiently able to explain to their Students the Application of all the Rules in the Exercises of Mr. Charnbaud; and more particularly to those who are not Natives of France, and to such persons as learn the Language - without. the Assistance of .a :Plaster, as the accuracy of the French may be depended upon... • . • This Day was published, Vol. 11. with Coloured Plates, Price3l. r3s. 6d. O BSERVA TTONS on the Stra (Economy,itire(Economy, and Diseases of the Foot of the Hors; and on the Prin ciplesand Pradice of Shoeing. By EDWARD COLEMAN, Professor of the Veterinary College; Veterinary Surgeon_ General to His Majesty's Cavalry, and Most HououraOle Board of Ordnance, and Honorary Member of the Board of 4gricultUre. • Printed' for the Author, and sold at Egerton's, Charing.. cross; Debrett's, ;.. and Johnson's, Sc. Paul's Church-yard. . _ The SiibscriberS to this Work ate militated te apply' for their Volume at the Veterinary College. Lately published, by the same Author, A Dissertation on. Natural and SuspenAd Respiration ; the zd edit. Also., the id. edit. of vol. I. On the Foot of the Horse. • This Day was published, In Six Voluines large Odavo, price, in boards, 21. Bs. INTRODUCTION to theNEWTESTAMENT. By JOHN DAVID - MICHAELIS, Late Professor in the-University of Gottingen, &c. Translated from the Fourth Edition of the German, and considerably augmented with Notes, and a Dissertation on the Origin and Composition of the Three First Gospelb. By HERBERT MARSH, B. D. F. R. S. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Printed for F. and C. Rivington No. 6z, St. I'aul's Church-yard; sold also by j. Hatchard, No. too, Picca dilly ; and by the Booksellers at Oxf o rd an d C a mb r id ge . A few Copies may be had on fine Woven Royal Paper, price, in boards, 31. Jas. , The Dissertation on the Gospels max also be had sepa rately,• price, in boards, ss. In a few Days will be published, elegantly printed in Two Volumes, SMall 061a.v0, price los. in boards, MOORIANA ; or, 'Soled Extrafts .from the Moral, .Philosophical, and Miscellaneous , Works of the late Dr. John Moore; embellished with an elegantly en en- Rraved Portrait of the Author, taken, by p e rmi ss i on o f hi s elatives, from a striking likeness, executed a short time previous to'his decease. Prepared for the Press by the Rev. P. Prevost and F. Blagdon, Esq. To which are added, A new Biographical Account of the Dodor, and Notes, _Historical, Critical, Political, Satyrical, Biographical, and Explanatory, by the Editors. Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court,,Paternos ter-raw., N. 13i This. Work contains the. Sketches. of the Principal Characters who figured during the French Revolution, as well as Geographical Accounts of the most remarkable Cities in Europe.—At the same. time will be published, another Edition, entitled, the Beauties of Dr. Moore, for the Use of Young Persons, 'in One large Volume, ieano. con taining the whole of the Matter in the ivo. edition, price 4s: 6d. boards. Lately published, in One Volume run°. price 4s. in boards, or, on fine paper, price ss. :A New dition, revised and corrected, of I \4 l EMOIRS of the year Two - Thousand Five -Ll' 4. Hundred. Originally written in French, by the cele br:ited Mercier, Author of the Piaure of Paris, &c. and translated by D. Hooper. To this Edition is prefixed some Account of the Atithor and his Writings, London : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court ; and - W. Jones Liverpool. N•B• T his Work, which is well known, and in the highest reputation upon the Continent, has. been for several year: , scarce in this Country - , and touch sought after. Got:at attention was paid to the Work during the progreis of the French Revolution, where many of the Author's. Predidions wqcfilliYaCcomplished. • By HI RBERT MARSH, B.D. F.R.S. Fellow of St. obit's Co:lege, Cambridge. - Printed 1, - 4 F. and C: Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church=yard. Shortly will- be published, by the same Author, A Rejoinder to the Anonymous Author of 13.C.,natks oh Michaelis and his Commentator. Early in January will be published, In Two Volumes, 4:o. price Th:ee.Guineas in boards, il lustrated with original Portraits and other EngraVing, THE LIFE of GE.pFFR.F.;Ir. CHAUCER ; in cluding a Review of the - State of Society, Manners, and the Fine Arts, in the Fourteenth Century, with Clia raaers of the principal Personages who figured in the Courts of Edward the Third; Richard the. Second. By WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for Richard Phillips - , No. 71', St. Paul's Church yard. • This Day was published, price 2S. A TALE OF_MYSTERY, MELO DRAM E. Now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Published by Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-Yard. THE LATE WAR. In the Press, and early in February will be published, In Two large Volumes, 4to. illustrated. with Maps, price Three Guineas in boards, A HISTORY of the WARS which arose out of the.FRENCH REVOLUTION, from their Com mencement in 1792, until the Signature of the Preliminaries of Peace between Great Britain and France., To which is prefixed, a Review of the Causes, and early Progress, of the French Revolution. 713 y ALEXANDER STEPHENS, Of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, Esq. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard. _ _ _ N. B. A small number of Copies have been takett offon Superfine Royal Paper, and will be sold at Five L.;uineas each. This Day was published, Price ss. in boards, N ESSAY - on ABSTIN.NCE from ANL CIL MAL FOOD, as a Moral Duty, By lOSEPH RITSON. "Linde tantit . eiliorum, mortato ? Quod oro, Ne ; monitisathrnos advertite nostris.”-Ov nt us "je n'ai pas lit ternerite de pretendre reformer le genre ,litumin, uiais asset de courage pour dire la write, sans me. soucier des criailleries de ceux qui la redourent, parce qu'ils ant int6ree tie tromp& notre espeee, ou de la laisse4 - dans des, erreurs dont ils sont eux-m6ines les dupes." _ Didcrdt, Code de laNature. " It is an unpopular . ! ; attempt to attack prejudices, esta bli.shed by time and habit, and secured by the corruptions of luxurious lite. It is equally unpleasant to attempt the re formation. of abuses,• without the least prospect of success :. yet there is a secret pleasure in pleading the cause Of hurna nity and helpless innocence:" . • Doctor Gregory's Comparative View. Printed for. Richard. Phil lips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard. • For the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG 'PERSONS. This. Day was published, In Two Volumes, Regal arno. with Engravings, and a car red Map, Price 9s. in boards, or upon common paper, price_ 7s. in boards, A .HISTORY of GREECE, from the earliest Periods, till its • Redudion into a Romp' Province. Intended ptineipally for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons of both Sexes. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the earl of Dum fries, Author of the British N epos, Universal History, Sze. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard; sold by B. Tabart, at the Juvenile Library, New Bond street ; by Thomas Hurst, 'Paternoster-tow ; Wilson and Spence, York ; H. Mosley; Gainsbio' ; E. Balfour, Edin burgh; and by all other Booksellers . . • Of wheitn may be had, Dr. Mayor's Universal History, in Twenty-five Volumes, as each Volume appears on•the first Day of every Month, and all the other Elementary Books by the same Author. Also, The Roman History of the same Author, in Three Volumes, price x3s. 6d. and los. 6cl. in boards. THE MOST RECENT and AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT , of NORTH AMERICA. A New Edition, in Four large VolurneS, Odavo, Price Two Guineas in boards, with Three whole-sheet Maps, several large Tables, &c. 'TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of NORTH AMERICA, the COUNTRY of the I RO QUO IS, and UPPER CANADA, in the Years 1795, 1796, and 1797; by the DUKE of ROCHEFOUCAULT LIANCOURT. With an authentic Account of LOWER CANADA. Critical Approbations of this Valuable Work, These,Travels constitute a.Work or much greater Im portance and Value than are attributable to the, generality of Publications under similar Titles. They are written in the mannerof Arthur Young's Travels in France, and furnish the Reader with a vast aVlass of Geographical, Commercial, Po litical, and Economical Information, the result of atteniiie remark, and judicious Inquiry."—New Annual RegiSter. " Our present Traveller. ha s united great attention to no common ab►lities. His Descriptions are, ellar and•explicit, and his Observations in general are judicious. He had the best means of IntOrmation. Through the whole of the Tour, Agriculture, and its various operations and instruments, were observed with particular attention.• His Description of the Northern and. Easter❑ Regions of the United States°, may be considered as .a valuable and faithful account of a Country hitherto little known.''.- Critical Review.. • . " The useful Information whieli this Work contains, is considerable. The Duke has certainly no been an idle Trit. yeller, and his Agricultural Remarks will greatly assist - the Reader, in acquiring corred ideas of the Country. The Translator appears to be welt acquainted with the American Si.!tes ; and his Notes frequently increase theinforination, correct the errors-of. the original."—Monthly Review. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7 St. Paul's Church yard, and may be, had oft: Booksellers tti the British Empire. - Of whom-may be had, the •few, rt.-tn.:tilling Copies of the Qttarto.Ed price -Tow Guineas iu•bciard3. December Ic,i 1802. THE COURT of D E GTO kSql 14. e UNITED .COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tr. dint to the East Indies, do hereby give 'Notice, That thty .07f:be ready tol - erch..,:e Proposal; in' qbriting, at any time•on or btjOre 110:1DIVES DAY, the 29th 11.;:ant, from stab Person: who may be willing to L,E7' good COP!' b.'l? BOTRi. , - ED SHIPS, of the burthen -Oft from 550 Tons and up -•'rds ; Builders measurement, for the said Compasv's...S",-evisc, fore-.t I'v•nge only. • The Tenders,' with the wcrds " Shilytender" (or the t-ver, to be severally sealed up, andjeft with the Ser retag, at cr 6efo4 Twelve o'clock at Noon, an the said 29th instant, tleyond.i.:; , LiCh hour not any Tenders will be received. • 11 7 . I LI. 144111. RA:I r , Sc:, Copy of the Terms andr.:oadilions 04 which the' said .S';;P;7l7 be engaged in the Compmty's Service, m...tj , be had ai application; 'to ilk. fames Coggan, Clerk to the Committee of l after Friday, the 17th instant. This Day was published, the SecOnd Ed:tiotiTilv'Three are Volumes, um°. price t6s. ' •••••" T ETTERS kuldre . esed. to 3 YOUNG MAN,' .Cr on his iiirst Entrance into. Life, anti adapted to the Liz cuii3r circumstances of the preserit Times. By Mrs. WEST, Author of a Talc of the ,Times, &c, &c. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row,.. We hare often had occaSitin to review and - tti comment. the compositions of this female Author, whose principles are. sound, .and whose general sty le of Writing is eorrel and ele. Rant. The Work before tis •addressed--to -her Son, the same youth; as we understand, who is the sullied of. the eighth Sonnet in the first volume of those Pons. which she 1 . - ablished in 1499, and an.. which We bestowed the tribute'ef ueserved applause. These volumes may be considered as a valuable addition to the library of youth, in the dangerous intervaLbetwecti childhood and adolescence. The Dpetrines they teach are orthodox, temperate, uniform, and liberal ; and the manners they recommend, are what every judicious ' Parent would wish her Son toadopt. " This Work appears to MS so highly valuable, that we feel ourselves called upon by the duty we owe so, the British Youth, to give it a very extensive examination. " We so heartily - concur in her Opinions, every subject which she treats appears to us so important, and so highly en. • titled to the attentive cons.ctcratioff of youth, that we feel uolibtful trout what part to tnak- our xt rads. British Critic, Sept. 180 r. See also the Gentleman's Magazine, Aug. 1804 and the Guardian of Education, May ... CUSTOM.IIOUSE, . Swansea, Nov. 22, iSoz. TO - BE PUBLICLY SOLD, At this Office, on Wednesday the 15th of December next - , pursuant to an Order of the Hon. Commissioners of His .Majsety's Customs, A BOUT 7 t 5 Gallons of FOREIGN GENEVA. 1 ..i.: 646 Ditty BRANDY. • - 168 Ditto RUM.. 4501 b. of SALT. Samples whereof will be produced at the time of Sale, .which will begin in the Morning at El yen o'clock. LEASE, FURNITURE, BOOKS, PRINTS, ikc; • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr. CROSBY, - THE LEASE of a singularly Nea t an d Com plete TOWN RESIDENCE, peculiarly welladapted tor a Single Lady or Gentleman, only one Story high, com prising, on the (,'round Floor, a Library, a Bre•ikfa4t-room, -a lied-chamber, and a Dressing-room ; in the Basement, a Dining-parl o ur, a Bed-chamber, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Cellars, &c..; the whole elegantly Furnished, and may be Ca tered on. immediately. Term Thirteen Years, Rent Fifty 'Pounds per annu'rn.. _ Tickeis for viewing, and further particulars, may be had of Mr. Crosby in Bruton -street, Berkeley-sqiLtre._ DR. NORRIS's DROPS. TN exciting the Public Attentiiin to these Va luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases woald be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than half a century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cure of every species- of Fever, especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they arc eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest gratification, •but is enabled with confidence to re. commend a trial. - of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, S tot - welt and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in fluence,a'sid as a salutary cordial in those discom tints attendant on 'advanced life, nothing can 'surpass their beneficial efleds. The_.,Family Bottle, 225, is only to be had at the DedOr's. House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books Of Cures arc delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation executed. • Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ;also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as A safe and . etieeti,ve aperient, may be, had at all the above Places, in boxes, at 2s. od, ~ • FOR RHEUMATISNIS, LtfI , ,IBAGO, NUMBNESS, PALSY, Flatulency, Spasmodic, or Flying Pains, genen,l Debility and Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS BRUISES and Clil I,BLAINS, HITEHEAU'W(HP ; s ire E t S h S e E tto• C t e E fle O et F ual remedies in the World, having succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years standing, afterevery other means had tailed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Compl.tints; than all the Medicines ever made..publie.— The Fluid is so singularly penetrating and speedy ill its ope ration, that Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed by two or three Applications. It is prepared and sold at as. gd. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15,' Greek -street, Soh o , London, and may be had of every Medicine Vender in Eng land, Ireland, West Indies, and America. • To preVent conterteit imposition, the Genuine is signed , thq Label -b;: , the Proprietor, R. johnstora, Apothecary, No. 15, Gree l / 4 ..-6treet,,Soho, Loudon.