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~~ r T I ~. -s' NUMBER 2.948.] Nn. 5, GREAT RYDER-STREET , ST . JAMES' S . NEW 'LYING-IN CHARITY, for the WIVES . of the SOLDIERS. ofthe THREEE REGIMENTS .`,V.ARDS ; under th e Patronage of Her Royal Highness the nTCHESS of YORK, and the' Management of a Com mittee of Eighteen Ladies. This Institution was established on the 19th of May, t .,!° l , since which period, to the 3ist of December lasr,. (itefollowing numbers of Women in each Regiment, have „ ec tived the Benefit of th e Ch a rity, viz. the attendan ce o f Midwife, the loan of Childbed-linen for five'Weeks and, urine the first three weeks, a Gallon of Caudle, a gallon of Vind Me a t S oup, a n d , i n the last quantity; a Pound of boiled utton,... The Churching Fee is allowed to the Women then they return Thanks, it they have been.careful in send hurtle the Li nen i n g ood-order ; and there has n o t b een occasion_ to tefuse it in more than two or , three instances: First Regiment, - 6o Women. • • Coldstream Regiment, - 8 Ditto. Third Regiment, - io Ditto. S ubscriptions ot -One Guinea are received at Messrs. Ham ;nersie- y's and Co. No. 76, p4ll_Mall," where Subscribers are nested to order their Bankers to pay their Annual Sub icriptions as soon as convenient,-and, u 1 future, in the month of January. NAVIGATION-HOUSE, DUBLIN ! t6th Odober, I•1 -1E 'D IRECTORS-GE WER AL of . I.NILAND NA.vic; A - 110 N in t b rtance of rer4;irlog the RIVER SHANNON NAV.ICLA ZLE from LOUGH ALLEN to the SEA, whereby a ready Conveyance may be afferOed for the Produce of, the fertile Shores of that ith'er, and of the Collieries and other Mines 4 1 3 0 n its Banks, so far as, the circumstances of the Country allow ...And havi ; ng taken' int o C ons id erat i on t h e f avoura ble oppor "'nit): which th e prosper} of returning Peace holds forth for 'lndertaking Worke of this de' t" • sp ip lot , , :rhi - s Board will receive Prdposals (acearding to.the Provi-• ins of art AEI pass e d i n the 4eth year of His present Ma. let . ,- ty, -for Promoting Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any u nited p Company of Persons belongin to any part of the hnted Kingdom, who may be willing and able'to enter upon e ptosecute with dispatch. and effect, thelmprovement of N avigatiotrof the River Shannon from Lough Allen. r ant he Board will recommend .a large and liberal Aid to e be X_anted to the Persons who shall contract for the completion ‘lllt,Eroper Works for that purpose, of such dimensions and " s uoll terms as shall b agreed upon. BY Order of t I-Directors-General, WILLIA:q GkEGOK.Y., Secretary. • - --- WijDil Aa)VERTISEMEYT• e ' ai E : A , S I, the tinifetsiged, have now fadu,: ed - ( 3 . !--ivsn e d my own Warehouse-far English Mani'. ton with 'A oioruscin LE I P7,.1G; and have no further Connec the Puki• • iodfrey soul ßsentretu:. , I think proper to interim ...ue tt,. ---t e° l , and icit their I.aN our : _ '.2 .ti FZik . , Feb 2 CHARLES KOERTE. Mary Month, 1 oz• -----___ __ • . illy- B ARts and PLOW! lAN. MAN, 3 •1 ' having.greatlY Manufa6turers to Her Majesty and all the' Royal , Fann_), ver 4, New and `rte et . „ -- ` 4 , their 11a lin netory, and invented se 1 FashiOn. ttaakste-i",,,Artieles' of Dr.eP, agree'ible to the present pee - ion-of the I,e liberty of soliciting tli t e t, - p e . , i i ttort r a a g r e e_ a ß n, o d u t l n n s s, N t ,.. I?. Ch u 'ility and Gentry, at •• . b ando s , street, Covent-t; to: their Patent Articles of. ', 54, , to 'oe had no where else in Eivlanet— a • THE RO.VA _ L U‘IPERIA,L NETT, . very tast 1 - I . and taegant pr . odUclia ; also rich. UNION • ;...' li t' P ED L a u nd SPOTI ED VELVETS - oOr CoUrt Traits, to al l the Fashionable Colour. _ __ . • • it; G enuine cH•ktvIBLIZRY i .most, IV U.S LINS, in the most exten -v i ne 7 , • • -• iii(l*Fi tired, and Or the , p i e variety of I lain/Stryed„ . :,_4.-.t'gant Patterns . , in Gold- and Silver, for Court and Bail IT''" *.:. • . vet lki-lAN MUSIINS, in all C010 . u17, iiliaric , adapted, tir,,t4l,Y 7 Adtnirld for its durability,' and . is ) an article uni_ from v liy,'lt and elegant Appearance, d Cotton ;- thotie tor i r ec ashionable Dress. ' so ld it •, - , - i, CA Mllii' I '.:S' made" of • any 41 -gout Silk not having anypretensions S.'ika to the narne, or . kind Plltzge beyond.a Dyed Gi4z , u — lit - e - d _rut i t n o . , ‘ A v l a s s o h i . _.... T his lain,;e: twit ,or 1,.. ,-weVra &c. of the ied " 4 e 111 ' ATIES, CYPRUS, v - ii g Dresses, ne4v est tand Figured TA 1.. F and F. havin g paid - p arti `k FA MILY - NiOU R'N I isl Er -----.• 1 4 .. (';'o,cjillar attention to the Nlanufactuke . . n o.l: su l‘ p l ( p ) 1 1 -J y R yzu N n I i N ii G " p s, they fitter themselves thiy (••?• 15 zee . ), - . - Itasdi fo.n g into ourni a ng, with every Article ol a superior Duality ueingh6trel „_ es ... yes t . "ir ~, I willed andd he P and L Italian ILl i a n nu sa l B c rl tu e r t s .c o ..l l l : a l 3 m o Tw m. ri a y, and any ited to wear ; .. r e i ll , s ia ll nas ' Satynet :G . im,hries, Bombaz , ts for Servants; Bar . oods not .giVin c• . andkerclnets, &c. all warr.al will change or teturn the g Moey. the fullest satistaCtion, they IV ufadurers of Irish ,p_lkihg the oriTual Importers and „.an. and having made LoPlins and Ta'obioets in this Country,. own Invention), 1 7eitl on aniinprovett principle ...;ip flatter thernsoses their superiority, Quality and (solely theirr tilin .. we, will insure: a dee--led preference. Gentlemen's Cr',ifcurio It 1 ' D 131 Tabbinet for ' wear lc i black ou e tinSof quite 0 R... FU RN uru RF, .—R ich Damasks and Sa in all co -1:lew Patterns - also Plain awl . Striped Tabarets, much ap loturs, with t1i,.." im - )rci v d 1 l• n of waterin ' s A o i o - ance to prov e d hy the admix'. • e • -) Furniture ----" ` - r ot Elegant the Trade as 'usual ". ants' • ill find their . - exporting Fashionable Goods, w 12anuta y 61°T- quite ne W, anti w * , their attention. ortny IkICITEY, ANNUI.T, a t ' N 'Y PAY AGE, L. OFFICF, 'No'', id !IA! l- et Strand. IVIELVILLE' and._ ce,3l-6,..erceifily inform the _, Public, that frOrn their • re e s x /. v ..„ s i ve an d respedable ,:onneaion with Aloniect Men e h . the - y are ‘ enabled to advance immediate Surns of Money fro'in tool. -to scoel. :to all r ee4•• sons in possession of Freehold, Coprhold, or. long Lc:.:ise ltoltiTEstates, Nloney in the Furr' . s, : Rent Charges, 'Nfarrge • %tlements Wiows' t 7 ,o.nt ures, - ,Peusinns, Clergymen's Liv . - 41 g's, Sze. with ; ;, principal at. pr.v,,ege of their returning the 244 option, or the greatest secrecy Observed. ,Qcntlemen having interest, may be inforined of. genteel nth limier G uyellunept, at presnt, and as they OCcur, 1130 th Civil and Military, from tOol. to aoool. a year, oither At Civil or Abroad. • Navy andAilitary Officers' lialt-pay'and Pensions receilf t4 and accommodation thereon before received. - fool Several Annuities well secured, and Pensions from 2al. ;‘) . a'year, to•be dispose.d of. • Perionarapplicatiens reeciVed daily, as above, till : Three o' Clock. All Letters must he post-paid. ........_. • . P. S. Good Bills discounted. ... —,-,.....,..----_-- AC1.Tr,4...'..- 4„CHE'k FU RNITURE, LAMP, aria lAmv-D l . ' R EHOusE, No. as, Twci Doors from St. Ducts 's Church, F IceD t-street.• hNoLFiNcHET-r.respeftfuiiy begs leave 46.. to inform the Nobility,'G eutry, &c. that they. may be •uPplicd at the above Warchouse' in -the greatest variety of - tbli-krtleJes ot the best workmanship, and on the most reason-- •term in Dcuble Block Tin, Copper or Iron. Kitchen ' • l'uttliture; complete sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen Fur-. ttiture, at 81. - Bs. or any part may be had separate, if re-- 3ttired ; Portable, Roasting lacks, calculated for small faun tLes, which will go three hours, awl carry a joint of meat. of A r tr - pounds, and requires little fine; sets of Double Block. . 4 ‘ ,1 1 liksta Covers a genteel assortment of the best Bronzed Arid 'real Pontipoof Tea and Callee Urns,. elegantly mouned W aiters of the newest patterns ; fine Japanned Tea Trays,a, . n , Tea Caddies, Plate Warmers, 'Coffee Biggins, &c. rontipool an other ornamental japan; an elegant assert- All.,,ent of Pl ate d A rtiolcs, with silver edges; Kitchen Ranges, itegister, Pantheon, and Forest Stoves; Table Knives, Jelly koulds Mudges, inhalers for Colds and Sore "Throats ; Hearin gs Trumpets to assist Deaf Persons ; Phosphorus l'ztrket Tinder Boxes and-Matches to procure instant light ; ge assortment of flail Lant.erts; and patent Lampa,fr ktaiecases, Sideboards, Reading, Counting-houses,. C ucre) Warehouses, and all other purposes. irr Genuine Spermaceti Oil, • THE . 4 .* • , C 1 UESDAY, __ARCH 2, 1802. SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND, ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. The LORD BISHOP of DI7RHAM, President. OTICE is hereby -given, That a General Meeting of the Members of this Institution, for the . Annual Eledion of a President, Vice-Presidents, and other Officers, will be holden at Paul's CiAbe-house, St. Paul's Church-yard, on Thursday the 411. day of March. The Chair to be taken at One o'Clock precisely. The Gentlemen of the Committee are requested to meet as above at Eleven o'Clock, previous to the General Meeting. The Sub- Committee meet every c Monday af the School, at Two o'Clock. , JOHN G ft..INDLAY, - ,Secretary. Donations and Subscriptions are received, By S. Bosanquet, Jun. Esq. - the Treasurer, Great Rus sell-street, Bloomsbury ; the Rev. Dr. Grindlay, the Se cretary, No. 3, Pratt-street, Lambeth ; Mr. It.. Grasswell, Colledor, Craven-street ; Mr. R. Still, Colledor, Nol Coo,- Borough. • . . And by the following Bankers ; Messrs. Ransom; and Co. Pall-Mall; Messrs. Cotitts, and Co. Strand ; Messrs. HoareslFleet-streer ; Messrs. Down, and Co. Bartholemew-lane ; Messrs. Fuller, Chatteris, and Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Vere, and Co. ditto; Messrs. Brown, and Co. ditto ; and Messrs. Bosanquet, and Co. ditto ; at which places, printed Accountsof the Institution may be had. • There are at r tesent in the S.-hoof, sixteen Male atIC n;re female Pupils, employed either in .spinning Flatlir in the rslanisladure of Baskets, Sash Cord, and Clothes Line, with a Machine of a peculiar' construction adapted to Blind per sons, at which-last Employment, some are capable of earn ing from Four to Six Shillings per week. The above Arti cles are sold at the School, for the Benefit of the Institu t ion. The Committee will be gratified by the Visits of any Fee sonS •at the School, who may be desirous of witnessing the progress Of the Pupils. There is at present aceorismedation .for tour more Male, and one Female pupil. The.following Donations and, new Subscriptions; have been received : 1. s. . . 1. s. An Unknown Benevo. L. W. Clericus 2 2 lent Lady, by Mess. Augustus Pechell,Esq. 2 2 • Ransom and Co. •25 e Lady Woombwell 2, 2 Theo. H. Broadhead, A. B. in- Letter to Se- Esq. - - , so so cretary , . - I o Chatfield, Esq.. so .so Mrs. Astell Thornton I l Sam. Enderby, Esq. so so S. Baiatree, Esq: , - a I Lord Grenville, Esq. so ao - -Wm. Torrowes, Esq. I 1 Sarah Garret so so Mr. R. Butcher a. 2 I Lord Hervey - a 1. John Harman, - Esq. so so Mr. W. Curling a 1 George Hatch, .Esq. to 19 Mrs. Drew --- 1 ; George jetirey, Esq. so' so Rev. Dr. Duval i a - Richard Nixon, Esq; so so Mrs. Duval . - I I C. S. Strong, Esq. so so Mrs. Forster - ' I I Miss Streattield in so T. F . Forster, jun. Esq. a a Mrs. Twvinan - so so Rev. T. Forster - I I Thomas iq - arre, Esq. so so Colonel H. F. Greville a I John Walker, Esq. so to Richard Holbert, Esq. a I Bigv. Dr. Willis •so 1.0 . Miss Jackson - a 1 Tho. Wetherell, Esq. Is • o Mrs. Marsharn a 1 Francis Wilson, Esq. so so 'Mr. Deputy Nichols a I G. V: per Secretary 3o o Mies Selwyn - I 1 gr. Henry Clarke • 5 $ Miss F. Selwyn -a, 1 J. Gibscan, Esq. Dant- Wm. Sikes, Esq. a 1 hit; ~ - - $ s C. Thelussqn, Esq. a I a Hope, Esq. by Mr. Mrs. Thorilio - I 1 Rin& - - 3 3 Mrs. Tyars - 1 1 A Christmas Gift ~ 3 o Mrs. Unwin -- a 1 T; Dowdeswd!, Esq. 2 2 G. Watlington, Esq. la I I - . Holder,- Esq. z 2. . _ .-. • • WA RRANTO. UNDRAWN. No. a 6, CORNHILI, - LONDON. I U, ESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. respettfully ac co4int the Public, that they shall continue selling Ilcxr-ss ands ARES, chitin .the whole Tinto of the Drawiag or the present English State Lottery, warranted un drawn at the time. of purchasing. The Hours of Sale, in the Morning, -are from k:ight till Nine; in the Afternoon, from Two till Eight. 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A new and elegant' Edition' of George Barnwell is in the Press, and will speedily appear. This interesting Novel has been received. with 'uniform 'approbation in Eng land, America, Germany, and ,Prance;. The Parisian Critics conclude their Review of ,it, by observing—" Sons tons les rapports onpeut assurer cue ce roman eSt un de ceux, qui font honneur au genie Aiiglais." Causa feet, via est Notissima! • rr HE RCstorative ANIMA- of -QUASSIA, in . the form of Pills, lately invented and prepared by HA L LAM and Co. which is found an ininiediate and in. comparable Remedy for. • Weak; relaxed, and debili- Hypochondriac Affections, fated Constitutions, Habitual Purgings, Loss of, A pperfite, Nervous Weaknesses, Pains and Weakness of the - The deleterious Etkets of hot Stomach, Climates or Intemperance : In.short l in most cases, where the constitution • has been re duced and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora tive effects are equally astonishing and unp,recedented. The antiseptic poWerS 'of Quassia are too well known to require further comment ,•• and restorative .effeCts of .its ' 1 •C ON CE NT RATED E X T RACT," eertainlv.entitle that Preparation to the highest estimation and confidence of the NerVOUS and Debilitated; And - to suChlt 'is 'at- this season particularly recommended, not - only as a;Restorative, but a sake Preventative of Contagion from Jtafedious and epidemic Diseaaes,, so generally prevalent. •7' - The remarkable Case of Colonel Oliver, produced by execs asiie heat and fatigue at the Siege.olSetidgapatain {of which we shall give the .Colonel's own account); is here brought forward, as It must do away every doubt 'of its efficacy, and display the ie3terative powers of the Medicine. No. 18,. Wiginore-street,, Cavendish a aquare, -Ftbruary'rg,'Sor. , In the late Campaign in India (which terminated so fortu nacely for the british Ernpire';, I was exposed, during e march through the Mysore; to excessive fatigue and a burn ing sun, that enervated,my whole system, which increased rapidly in the .course of the Siege of Seringapatam ; ,during winch, front, the dampness of the entrenchments, I was at tacked with a violthit dysenter and' 'by further exertion in the carrying. b. assault this important of further, , so far, re duced as to -be renderefi, incapable ot further service; the whole system had received a Shock that threatened immediate' dissolutibn, no part of it seemed longer capable of perform ing ita.?toper fundion'; the stOmach•and bowels were unable to retinal the stnall, quantity of food taken, which paSsed dff immediately ; the nervous systern and muscular fibres were equally afl eaed with constant. tremor and debility, td such a dwreq as to .render even walking extremely difficult., This affection, with the constant irritation in the stomach and bowels„ produced continual pain and fatigue. -During- my passage to England, I had every assistance without the smalleat advaptage. , On my arrival. 1. procured medical aid from every, quarter that was thokight likely to aftbrd relief, and for set•cral mouths attended regularly to the medicine and regirfaert prescribed 'by my P hysicians, without receiving 'ttte least benent. In 06 - Ober last I called on you, to inquire it Hallain and_ Co.'s ExtraEf, or Anima of Quassia, was' likely to be- of service in my hopeless Situation. I took •it from your recoinniendation, and have the happiness of feel- Mg myself . perfeeVy restored; and that by taking a few boxes Only. A few dOses produced an ease and • regularity -in the stomach and bowelS, , that had not been experienced since the , first attack of-the disorder. In short, the whole train of dis treasitigSyniptoriiS weir: soon effectUally relieved, and I have now the happiness to enjoy a state of •health I had-little rea son to expect, To B. Shaw, No. ,74, Borough, London. Many additional proWs of its efficacy, too numerous for in sertion here, though equally singulfir and-welt attested, may be seen , in a Pamphlet._ delivered gratis as above, to which we refer the Valetudinarian. The Proprietors particularly request Purchasers will be careful to observe each bot has a Certificate, signed in red ink, " E. 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London : Printed for IV.- Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn. Of wherti, - and thc - different Booksellers, Proposals for this WorJs inay 'he had. This Day eras publisW, QHARP . E's Strand) CATALOGUE of ki BOOKS,• for the. YeariSO2, Ancient and- .Alodern, in various .I.A.riguages and Classes of . literaturc, incltiding SOnie: recent purchases, - many in elegant bindings, and among other Articles the following : . , , A:ristotelis Opera a .du Val, 2. torn. ; De Lary, Peregrina •tiones -in Indian. 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