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d ' -- •.- ' ,! 2.- ; • - ;>7..'" $. '‘ --- • -,' •41.. -- Nlkp...- : < ------ otr k-, ____ .-- I ...• „,. ~. ,I, 4 - -_,:,.,. . it: p.,./.. .....,,,. ... . 4 . , , ' /77 / 4 ' • 811 , 1 44 i m i 1 t\\k,\\\, I — . I..+ L :l;:. i fr , TT , i , r 'X ' "'" `.. 1, 4a• 4 4,, , ;.f tlip r7:1 4 . \114:444"-i.r.r. SUN. k NUMBER 2950• OIOS. - AT PLAY-HOUSE PRIC ES DUNING LENT. T T HEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, March 5, 18b2, will be performed, a Grand SELECTION OF SACRED- MUSICS Chiefly from the Works of HANDEL. PART I. Overture Occasional. Leh Mr• Denman " Shall lin Nlamre's." Samsbn. sCohores, For all these ivlcrsict,: i Mr. Braham, " His Mighty Arm." jeplitha. ~° " .g, Miss Tyrer, " Where is dim stupendous." 'Nabal. ",Mr. Incledon, "My Arms:* lod.. Mac.. Sund an alartn." Chorus, ' We hear." ,o.ng, Mr s . " Pious Orgies." %-F,orus " The Lord' shall reign." Is. in Egypt. ' ;lir, Nits. Billington, " Sing ye to the Lord. lch orut 64 The` Horse and his Rider." PART • Fourth Oboe Concerto. Song, Mr. Incledon, "Oft on a Plat." L g • than's, 44 Fall'n is the Foe." ludas Mac. kecit. Airs. Billingtoo i " 0 worse than D 'Alle ro • • Chorus,els ever bright." Thendota. Death ." And Air, " May no rash Intruder." Solomon. " And Air, tecit. Mr. Braham, ‘, Deeper and deeper still. " Waft her A:10:16." Let Song . the b right Seraphur . *... •" Sam son. , Double Chorus, " How excellent." Sat"- PART 111. Saul.; 0i - enure and Dead March. tb Funeral Anthetn,. Quartet. " When the ear heard." Chorus, " But itts Name llveth evermore." _ • h . . , Air; Mr. Inchedon and Chorus, " Haste thee, NymP . L'Allegro. . ''''' , g, Mils Ste h- 4 ' jUda s M ac. ns, Come ever Shilling Liberty;" Recit. Mr. Ilenrnan, " , the Nations." C hotus, ' t ßehold 0 Baal." Deborah. t','')g, Mr. Braham " Lord, remember Duvid." It edemP 4 •• read Anthem. H e rl ..-;ud. the Sa ve t h e Xingandel. ." d of Part 11. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, bk Mr. Neate. Principal Vocal Performers, ;. Mrs. BILLINOTON, Urss TYRE R, Mi ss srn PRE NS, Air. IN CLEDON, Mr. DENMAN, And Mr BRAHAM. Ainony, th.! principal are ' instrumental PerforMers, LLade r of the Baud, Mr. WEIC HS EL L. Orga n % I , T Violoncellos, bie rs' '-. ar'i,, AS h l t iEY ih a fp, Szc. rincipal SeronclViOiin(:;llA-1-r-.- R. A l s e li v i , c3% Vass pal purnPMessrs. Parkinson and Taylor. ets, Alebsrs e • . _ioubl e Bssei., me ss . r rait , o jamplin,.and . Cantelo3 --' luorrio di nassetto,..Messrjs. A: e u i nro rr a a tt " ....'e e".7s _r, ___, A 1 ill e jun. Serb — , no, Mr. Sickel Bass Trumpet, Mr. At'w°c" Oboes, Metsts. 1." Violas. lll and Cornish. . e4.s. 14ac Kwocd and Munro, jun. Ilutes, Messrs. Woiduer anti Cornish, see. Double Bassoons, Messrs. Jenkinson and Lear. Horns, ilessrs. Wallis and Jackson. boukienlx.) nr,:s, Menrs. Flack, Zwinginan and Dressler. -rl uruins, Mr. R. Ashley. '...i ' liwill be nu ne re4t of the Band and the c honisses (lic Intro , s • , -, 'i.,. t. thl `' omplete) by the inost approved Perfi'lrre. o rs... - --- whole under the Lireaion Mr. ASHLEY, o'clock. r . tlloors to be opened at Six, and begin at Sev o enln- ‘ 7 1 3 J- e i sh) t lie of the Words (with the. Imprimatur t L G e bad at the Tlieatre, price Sixpence. • Xerzs - 6d. Gall. -..ts. Upper Gall. Is• el. . Pit. 3, . aces tor the Boxes to 'be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the *ta, `'''": - ()45 r in Hart , street. -______ • N AVIGATION -HOUSE, DUBLIN, telth Oetober t !Sot. °Pit DIRECTORS-GENERAL of INLAND krioN in I R LA-ND,. considering the Im ti:Znice ren . derino- the RIVER SHANNON NAVIGA- Conver,"l UCH ) ALLEN to the SEA, whereby a ready ShOr t -ali cc may be aftbrdcd for the Produce of the fertile tip ° , 4 si that River, and of th e C o lli er i es and ()tiler Mines Win all ow B aoles, SO'far as th e c ir c um stances o f the Country tail et? which th e Ravi taken -into consideration the ' favourable oppor.. prospect of returning Peace holds forth for ng Works of thin description ; - % i O 4. 11 " This will receive Prdposals (according to the Provi trtn:t'-oarrl PasEett-in the 4th year of His present Ma. Promoting Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any vnt Company of Persons belonging to any part of the and - i t");( 1 0m, who may be•willing and able to enter upon tilt r'sectite with dispatch and effect, the Improvement of ~hdration of the River Shannon from Lough . Allen. 7;r2the Board will recommend a- large and liberal Aid to' be ed tote ' P ersons who s h a ll contra a f or the comp l etion u,yrosper Woks forf that purpose, of such dimensions and such terms shall be.agreed'upon. By Order of the Dircifors-General, • WILLIAM GREGORY, Secretary. PRIVATE LESSONS IN MO-DERI4 DANCING, lily MR. ALLEN, No. i,, den-square Man's-fields, to L;diaeisldarli4cloG. eit'l nerrard.street, 001- n emen beveK learnt tit Ladies li-h Gre.a o t t ik an li y e- a s ge tre , et, Good hey are taught on apl P s merit, or only in . . whom it is an objea t Q an particularly caltulated for tliose to and in fhe first style of°laascl ,u ti ire it expeditiously, privately, the oa l s m til iv i Il e WF. ST-MI N sTE Rl_ each once a week. None . but Subscribers admittet • , • '''an CITY ASSEMBLIES_ art p, o respectability can s ubscribe. Mr. Gow and frlr. Macl:intosh are engaged from the beginning of February to the end Of the Season to lead Inc and alternately, that _hose Who are fond of good Nlnsic'may enjoy the pleasure °• dancing to a Band,' conduEted by two of the best Performers 4:4'841 Music in this Country. /vlr. A LEE il di: owns all ptresent concern with his late Aca... dei nY in liaydon-square. N.. mIDDLETON, POCKET - BOOK and BLACK -14.A PENCIL- N IAKER to th e KING and PRINCE W ALES, at the Original NlanufaElory, N o . 1 6 x, Strand, oPPosite Newcastle -stre e t, and at No. 145, Stiand, oPP°' tsite Catherine -street, EGS leave to recommend to the'Ptiblic his Cie. - mine BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been for more than Fifty Years universally ac - _i_nowledged ; and Pencils for Drawing in Colours (of a late vin2entionl, which far surpass every thing of the kind before ...town. urawings, by way of specimen, May be seen, to vvrdistinguish his Pencils from Counterfeits.' The mark which as formerly cell m.d•it,' ' now changed to N. Mid y .i i ~ a.ton, is dleion, 4n(l th e .ton , 16", Strand, London, stamped on each Pencil. AN EXTENSIVE. ASSORTMENT OF POCKET IIOOKS and Thread-cases, elegantly mounted in gold, sil !_er, and plain ; all the mounted -yearly Nlemorandum-books, 'll.e Royal and Polite Repositories Pocket Atlas, Souvenir, 3dy,ith the ctitt;.:rent Almanacks,' Calendars, I Sce. ; a complete 4_,,sturtrnent of'Fravelling Writing, and Dressing-cases ; Geft r,s, trien's, Pocket Cormniodes cOntaining every Article tor . 'L illi.,' nd Dr- ~;ntg •• Portable. Writing and Dressing_desks Jrl,-; ii .-- , p., o :xes, in nidioganv, satin-wood, leather, Soc ; Writing i n 4l '''',' extra fine cut lirge Pens, fine Irish and butch Seal -11‘14,i, and all kinds of Stationary • oItrABLE aim COUNTING...I-Mi./SE LETTER COPYING 'MACHINES: -I'hee Machines, by wliich writin g may be expeditiously and clearly copied, are brought by' N. NI ID 01. ET 0 N to the utmost perfealon, and comprised in a mahogany case, whieli forms a complete Desk ; sonic so small, as to be the I.zatest on to those who travel ; others of a size .tlct form to answer the purposes of a complete Secretaire. , A large Assortment of Rators; and all kinds of tine CUt iCry, THURSDAY, IVlAltcti 4, 1802. Margate, February. 26, 1802, At a ME VTI NG of INHABITANTS holden at the Town Hall this Day, to take into consideration the Circumstances of the FAMILIES of the several lamented PERSONS (23 in the whole),. who LOST THEIR LIVES in the late Wreck of Sackett's Corn Hoy, and the propriety of a SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of such of those Families as may stand in need of assistance ; FRANCIS COBB, jun. Esq. in the Chair ; T T having been repiesented t 9 this Meeting, that Henry Thornton, of Margate, carpenter, and his Wife, Who, together with their second Son, - both perished on the above unfortunate .occasion, have eft Five Children, the eldest between t 4 and 15, and the youngest about a years of age i • that John Beaziey, a working gardener, lately resident at Paddington (formerly employed at East Cliff, in the Isle of Thane°, another of the Persons drowned, 'lath left a Widow. and Three Children, the eldest about 8, and the youngest about 3 years of age, and that his Widow is far ad vanced in pregnancy of another Child; that Peter Jacob.. of Broadstairs, shoemaker, whose Wife was unfortunately drowned, is left a Widower, with Eight Children, of whom two only are capable of getting their own living, a third (about 13 yews of age), at present a Patient in the Hospital for Deat and Dumb at Rotherhithe, and of the remaining five, the eldest about ii, and She youngest under a years of age; and that George Field, of Broadstairs, carpenter, whose Wite also was unlbriunately drowned, is lets with Four Children, of whom the eldest is about 12, and the youngest under 5 years of age . : Resolved Unanimously, That a Subscription be forthwith opened, to raise a Fund for the alleviation of the distresses of these several Families, and of such others as may have been affetted by the same me-. lancholy event, and whose cases shall hereafter be made known. That Messrs. Cobb and Son, of Margate. be appointed Treasurers to this Fund ; and that Books of 'Subscription be opened at their Bank, and at the several other Banks in this County at the several Libraries in Margate, Ramsgate, and Broadstatrs ; at Messrs. Iggulden's, at Deal; at the Banks in the Towns of Rye and Hastings, in SuSsex ; at the Banking Houses of ,Sir. James Esdaile and Co. No. at, Lombard street ; and of Messrs. Sirange, Dashwood and Co. No. 150, New Bond-street ; and at Lloyd's Coffee-house. . That a Meeting be holden at this place on Friday the 26th of NlaieWnext, at Eleven o'Clock_ in the Forenoon, to re ceive the Treasurers' Report of Subscriptions to that time, and to nominate a Committee for the management and appli cation of the Fund ; in the appointinentof which Committee every Subscriber shall have a voice, whether in person or by pro4y to be given by letter to the Treasurers, or to any other Subscriber. That these Resolutions be printed in the two Canterbury PapeN, and in Tux SUN, the Star, the Courier, the Times, the Morning Chronicle, and the Herald, twice each ; and once in the Maidstone and Lewes Journals. FRA. COBB, Jun. Chairman. SUBSCRIPTIONS. .. , Messrs. Cobb & Son 4. so so Sundry Subscriptiops • Mr. Sawkins - 5 5 from Broadstairs and Rev. Win. Chapman 2 2 St. Peter's - X. 20 13 Mr. Edward Yaddy 'so ib Mr. Agassiz - . 5 5 Mr. Boys - ' - so so Mr. Sackett . i so so Mr. Osborn - 5 5 Mr. Gregory - - 1 x Mr. larvis - - 5 5 Mt. Bettison - x 1 Mr. Br oman . 5 5 Mr. Steph. Mummery i . i Mr. Slikkett Wood 5 5 Mr. Kidman - x 1 Mr. Shaer - 5 5 Mrs. Leapidge - - 3 3 Mr. Btmcey . . - t x Mr. William Cobb -• 5 5 Nlr. Le Bas - 2 2 Ditto, trom the Bencvor lent Fund - - 3 3 ENGLISH LOTTERY. No. 4, Comhill, and No. 9, Charing-Cross. rr BISH respedfully acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry and Public in general, that throughout the present Lottery, Tickets and Shares, WARRANTED UN DRAWN, will be sold at the above Old Established Offices every Day, from Eight to Nine in.the Morning, and from Two to Eight in the Afternoon ; and the current price for all Prizes Boni ao,oool. to al. paid as soon as drawn. Tickets and Shares registered; correct Numerical Books kept ; and all Business in the Funds transaaed with Fidelity and Dispatch. WARRANTED UNDRA\VN. No. 26, CORNHILL, LONDON. 4ESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. respe&fully ac 9uaint the Public, that they shall continue selling TICKS IS and SHARES, during the whole Time of the Drawing of the present English State Lottery, warranted un drawn at the time of purchasing. The Hours of, Sale, in the Morning, are from Eight till Nine; in the Afternoon, from Two till Eight. Also at their Offices LIVERPOOL and EXETER. fp' Country Correspondents may rely on their Orders biting executed precisely on the same Terms as if present. . Prizes' paid on demand. PALM'SOAI', New Discovery now in the greatest Perfeaion, manufadured from that highly esteemed article, Palm Oil. S4muel Berry having been repeatedly solicited by his numerous and respedable Friends, to make his Palm Soap more generally known amongst a discriminating Public, and extensive Connection ; and he, ever anxious to supply them with such Goods only as are of the first Quality, takes the liberty of recommending his Palm Soap, with the greatest confidence, to the notice of the Nobility and Gentry, for their peculiar use, many having adopted it exclusively. The pleasantness and utility of the Palm Soap has merited their attention and patronage, and is held in the -highest estimation for softening and bracing the Skin against the heat of the sun, &c. and its constant use in the Winter Season; is found an excellent defence against cold winds, and sharp frosty air. Sold in Squares, or Malls, is. each, with the figure of a Palm-tree on the outside wrapper, with the words Samuel Berry's.(late Berry and Main) Palm Soap, in a circle s and a Bill with each, descriptive of its virtues. As many Gentle men find great difficulty in procuring good Soap for shaving, it is recommended as the best thing for making a fine soft la ther, in round .Cakes, is. each. Prepared and - sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Greek-street„,Solo; and by his appointment, at the principal Perfumers in Lon don, and clifferent Towns in the three Kingdomi. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. TT has . been thi. study of the Proprietors. of the 1 well-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first com posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPI LSBURY, at his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, and continued only, and solely, there to be . prepared genuine, to guard the Public against the Impositions which are daily pradised against Medicines possessing the first : respeclability ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found not only an antiddte in scorbutic complaints; but a successful re souroe in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as the list of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc tions, will testify, as well as the Treatise. on Diet, Gout,. Scc. writte❑ by the late, Proprietor (which may be also had at the Dispensary), single them out as fit objeds to try, un der their sanction, such spurious imitations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Com missioners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words Spitsbury and Co: No. 15, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, if the Purchaser attendi to, together with the words " By' the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the, addition ofihtlie Ki ng , S Arms on the larger, he may be as sured he has obtained the Genuine - Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary. Soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and ros. each, duty included. IRISH NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN RESIDING in ENGLAND. rt 4 HE distressed Situation of the lower order of 1. People in that part of Dublin called the Liberty, arises in a great degree from the prevalence of Contagious Fever. In order, if possible, to remove the Distresses arising from the above cause, a HOUSE of RECOVERY ‘ or FEVER lIOSPITAL, is about to be erected, which experience has proved to be most ettedu4l for the above purpose. A large Sum of Money is required to erect the Building, and support the Institution, `The Trustees look to those Irish Noblemen and Gentle men who reside in England, for their benevolent support towards. the above Establishment. Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Puget and Bain bridp, College of Physicians, Warwick-lane, London • and by the Right Hon, D. Latouche and Co. (Treasurers Of the Institution), Dublin. LADY PITT. PROPOSALS for publishing a PORTRAIT of LADY PITT, from a Pkture by M. W. Sharp, in the possession of, and dedicated, by permission, to Her Royal Highness tht'Princess Elizabeth. Co X r CIA s .-4Tobe engraved in Mezzotinto t by W. Say. The Size zo inches by 14, as a Compimion to the Portrait& the late Earl Howe, her Ladyship'4 Brother. Prints,_ plain, in; 6d. Ditto, in colours, IL is. .Proofs, 11. IS: Half to be paid at the time of subscribing, and the remainder on de livery; in the course of Mach, tgoz. Subsciiptions received by Mr. Sharp, No. 22, Great Marl borough-street; Mr. Knight, Stationer, Windsor; and j. P. Thompson, .Printseller to His Majesty and the Duke and Dutchess of Yolk, Great Newport-street, and No. st, Dean street, .Soho. MAJESTY having graciously received the - Li first Proof of the STORMING of SERINGAPA TAM, painted by ROBERT KER PORTE R; and engraved by JOHN VENDRAMINI, the Proprietors do themselves the honour to acquaint the SUBSCRIBERS and the PUB LIC, that the Proofs and Prints are now being delivered ac cording to the PrOposals.' When the magnitude of the un dertaking; and the attention bestowed upon it by ,the En graver, are considered, they presnme their having produced tht first Plate conformably to the Conditions, will entitle them to the confidence of the Subscribers with regard to the prOduetion o the. remaining Two, which will be finished, anti complete the Work, in the course of the present year. After having been most graciously received by His Ma jesty, they had an audience of the Honourable Direetors.of the East-India Company, to whom the second Plate 'is in tended to be inscribed, and who have liberally become Sub scribers to the amount of Forty Proofs. The third Plate Will be dedicated to Marquis Wellesley, who planned, Lien tenant,General Harris, who commanded, and Lieutenant- Ceneral,Baird, the Officers and Men, who atchievekthe me- Morable work of the STORMING of SERING AP A'FA M Fine Impressions of Proofs, at Twelve. Guineas the Set of three, and Prints at Six Guineas ditto, may be had by early Subscriptions at Mr. Porter's, No. 6, Gerrard-street, Soho; Messrs. Hammersiey and Co.'s, Pall-Mall ; Biddulph and Co.'s, Charing-Cross ; and John P. Thompson's, Great New-' port-street, Printseller to His Majesty and the Duke and Dutehess i of York. Etchings of the ,two remaining Plates maybe viewed at Thompson's. MONEY, ANNUITY, and HAFT.- PAY AGENCY. OFFICE„ No. Ce.:il..street, Strand. I‘/FELV.I.LLE and Co: respedrpny inform the kVA Public, that from their - mensive and' respeaable Connexion With Monied' Men, they.are enabled to advance immediate Sums of ,Money from tool. to _ a eoool. to alt Per-' sons pc , et•ession of Freehold, Co•pyLorti, ur long Lease hold Estates, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Pensions, Clergynien's:Liv ings, &c. with - privilege of their returning the principal at their option, and the greatest secresy observed. Gentlemen having interest, may be informed of genteel Vacancies under Government, at present, and as they occur, both. Civil and Military, from tool. to toed., a year, either at Home or Abroad. • Navy and Military Officers' Half.pay and Pensions receiv ed, and accommodation thereon before received. Several annuities well secured, and Pensions from Sol. to sool. a year, to be disposed of. Personal applications received daily, as above, till Three &Clock. All Letters must be post-paid. P. S. Good Bills di;scolthted. NEW. INVENTED STAYS. 'RS. LLOYD GIBBON considers herself high- • ly honoured by the increasing Patronage of the No bility and Public in gereral, for her PAT ENT STAY, which she is happy to find have been productive of so muck real utility and comfort in cases where all other Inventions hays failed, the principle of this Stay being the exa&l anato my of the human frame. Medical Gentlemen are pleased to recommend it as the only proper Stay ever Offered to 'the Public, being calculated, by its eVai and uniform pressure, and the mechanism by which that pressure is applied, to an swer various purposes for which it' is intended, in a superior and commanding degree, and that the construction is such as to maintain its situation in any attitude with perfect ease to the wearer, affording firm support when necessary, and is equally conducive to health, from having that power, peculiar to itself,. of expanding the chest, and is also admi rably adapted to give and preserve4graceftil form, and restore neglected shape to its former elegance. To be had only of the Patentee, No. 7, Sackville 7 street, Piccadilly. SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the roth of March inst. at . Twelve o'Clock, at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Chan cery-lane, THE following FREEHOLD -ESTATE, si tuate in the Hamlet of STOCKWELL, in Parish of Lambeth, via. The MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of STOCK WELL. The Capital Mansion or"MANOR HOUSE, in the occu pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. with the Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure -grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1303. • . The Capital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard, &c. in the occupation of C. Hall, and - Cox, Esqrs. un der Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1303. ' The White Horse Pablie-house, Offices, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr: Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree ment for a Lease, which - expires l\fliChacirnas 1826. , The Farm House akOut-buildings; with the Lands in the occupation •of Mr. Riciard Simmons, Tenant at. Will. The,Garden Ground and Land - in the occupation of Mr. Benjarriin Smith, Tentnt at Will. The 1-1011Se, - OttieeS, anciland, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler, ,Tehaht at Wili. The Land in the'occupation of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant it Will. • , . The Wax Manufactory, with the Mansion House,' Offices, and Grininds, -in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq, under Lease, Sos'years'and upward of which are unexpired. • The Whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate' be . - twecn the 3d, and 4th Mile Stones on the Road from London to Streatham, by which it is bounded on the fast, and the. Road called Acre lane, leading 'froth ClaPhani to -Camber well, runs through the Estate towards' the Ntirth.. Plans and partieulArswill be ieady to .be delivered on Fri,' day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Ciianibecs, Tanfield-court; Inner Temple ; and at W. and Black's Chiunbers, Middle Temple-11A Staircase. • A Person will be _apiioioted to attend at the-Whiteliorse Public-lioUse aforesaid, from Friday the 26th inst. from Lie . ven till Four each Day (Sundays excepted), to deliver Parti culars, and chew the. Premises. [PRICE SIXPENCE. ARMY CONTRACTS C 4; Wfffil4o7Y.General ' s Office, Parliamint-Itver. February 27, Oka. VOTICE is berehy , givelt to all Persons, desirons to Contract for stipp t ty'ing HAY, s-rRAw, add OATS, for the Use' of 11 IS' MAJESTY'S CAVALRY, statioled, ar to be stationed in. Barraar, in theCbunty of Norllk. (The DeliverieS to commence on and for . the 25th ,day of. 'March next); that Proposals in Witing, sealed up, and marked Tenders for Forage, be received at this OPT, on or before the gth of said month.. The Partirulari of the Ceentratir may be had upon applicatson at this Office any Day, between the !fours of Eleven in the Morn ing and Four in the Afternoon. On the tSth instant will, be published, In Two Volumes Duodecimo, AN,ESSAY on EDUCATION, in which are' particularly considered the Merits and tits Defeeis-of the Discipline and Instrusttion la. our Aca.k. - nles. • By the Rev: WI LL lAM BA RRO W; s- LL, - and F. A. S. AuttOr of the I3araptOn VeCture • for t . 799, and late Master of the A cadenty', • Soho-squaw., -Loncron. London : Printed for F. and Nd. 62, St.=' Pau,l's . Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, .No. 10, Piccadilly. ' • • • This Day ‘sra: •}4,ricc as. 6d. T HE- BRITISH URFI'lc For ,FE BRUARY, • ISo , • . Containing a Review of various Articles in dinent branches of Literature ; among which are, King's 'Muniinonta.Anti qua., Vol. 11. Hudderstbrd's Poems, Evans's Tonr in North Wales, Dr. Geddes on the Hebrew, Scriptures, Baldwin''s Politcal Recolledions, Spallanzani•on the Circulation of the Blood, Marshall On lnclosures, the. Bishop- of Rochester's Translation of - I4osea (Concluded), Warner's ExArskins from Bath, BUsby's Didionary of •Music, I'9reign Literate tore, &C. Printed for F. and C. •Rivington, 'No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. 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