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‘1,4#.: 4 •l~ I _,;-; I~ 1?-,,-4-1.111e 4, *c. 4 lt 4 is , <F i fr i t, '/:-,\jt " Y / .fir ate ) 7 . . • . 4 . dt , W . VIIMBER 2951,] rTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O-MORROW EVENING, March 6, 1802, will be performed, VENICE PR ESERV'D. Duke of Venice, Mr. MADDOCKS Priuli, Mr. POWELL ; jaffier, Mr. KEMBLE ; Pierre, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Renault, Mr. PACKER. Belvidera, . Mrs. SIDDONS.' WITH THE SCOTCH GHOST. AND r l THE SPOIL'IYCHILD. t hs'a Monday, Pizarro, with the Liar—on which Evening `Doors of the Theatre will be opened at Half past Five, the Performance will begin at half past Six. TTHEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. OMORROW EVENING, March 6,18 oz, will be , THE BEGGApeßS' rformed OPERA. Captain NT_ cheat", Mr. HILL ; keachum, Mr. DA V i s .N . poRT Lockit Mr. THOMPSON - Mat o'th e Mi nt, Mr. CORY ? ; Filch, Mr. SIMMQNS. Lucy, M rs. M ARTYR; Mrs. P eachum, Mrs. DAVENPORT; And Volly, Mrs. BILLINGTON. W/TH • THE GUAIAN. - 2n Monday, The Cabinet, w ith Harlequin's Altnankk. T he Tuesday, The Cabinet, with Perouse. at ..11,Doors of this Theatre Will be opened on Monday next " a u past Five o'clock, and the Performance begin at half Past si x, and so continue for the remainder rkf the Season. PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN, HE February 2, gOZ. '-',&ALE FOR LIGHT'IN'G THE STREETS. DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS and Glo bes receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps 't bes in this City, and for keeping the same and the text ii tre thereof in good order, from the Ist of September npo n °r l , Csne ' T wo, or Three Years, as shall be agreed more e dt t h e e ital°,bed are wale Burners. separate c nittr . 46t Cif desired) to enter into one or of Proposals to be s eri , .2? °Maas for the same. Ma next, this Office on or before the Ist day BOard aria • s e a l ed uP) and • Indor sed p direcicd to the Secret . ary Of the 111 be opened thethe said d, Will be received.' `"lt aßer which day no preposai Signed by Order, T. HOMAN, NAVICATION-HOttst, nUBLIN, t6th Odober, rBor. THE DIREC TORS-GENERAL of INLAND r_ NAVIGATION in IRELAND, considering the IT `?,rz_ance of rendering the RI VER SHANNON NAVIG.:I - from LOUGH ALLEN to the SEA, whereby a read -‘)lonvyance may be afforded for the Produce of the fertile iii of that River, and of the Collieries and other Mi AviirSis Hanks, so far as thc circumstances of the Country ; t And having taken into consideration the favourable oppor, ii"itY which the prosped of returning Peace holds forth tot nctrtaking Works of this description ; - ie,,Tiiis Board Will receive Proposals (aecording to the Pron -tlt's of an Ad passed in the ,4th year. of His present Ma nif;*ing_ ntord V.--;..gatimi in, prtinzi from any 114:1 ° ,,r. Company of Persons belonging to any part of th . .; and l ';`,.` l'ingdom, who may be willing and able to enter upon, the W se e'ne with dispatch and effect, the Improvement of A nd til\i„igation of the River Shannon frqm Lough . Allen. gran ted to 1/° ardwill recommend a large and liberal Aid to be "pr ,„ t he Persona who shall contraa for the completion uPon ° ' 'Yorks for' that purpose, of such dimensions and such term s as shall be agreed upon. by Order of the Direet p ors-Oeneral, • WILLIAM GREGORY, Secretary. JUN IOR ASSISTANT, who has taken Or_ has h__%fers a Degree at one of the Universities, ancr‘vho is wasted accustomed to both Prose and Verse Composition, sox. •t a respeClable Foundation School in Su • _ to N T r rin T s and other Particulars may be known by applying Cboke. , ' a w,- B elooksle O eller, Ave Maria-lane; Condon; or Mr. Booksxford. MANOR and POINTERS WANTED. ANY GENTLEMAN having One or Two r f ! . to dipos%of, that are not more than Four Years old, t a re pertetly go o d, and „ill a ll ow a f ew days trial, may 4 , hear: a Purchaser, by applying at Mr. Gulley's, Cun. r, No. 2-2, OM -Ord -Street. CAUT ION TO FAMILIES. URGESS and lON TO ESSENCE of ANCHO- E VIES, and other Rich The - which Mr. Isurgess has .ai Sauces.• -b,, - - Fssence ot Ancho *eat 'reputation vies, and other Rich Saucel's,llf-O3 'Fish his Sau ' c e e , Stewed Beer, Hashed Calves Heads 'Beet Si ish M ' Dishes, Wild kOwl and Game; with,rhany De t e si ' ' for the Table' board, and Store,Motn; which are e nl i ar es e fully expressed in his Catalogue (he being -the inventor of them), has induced di. many persons to give the same name to articles entixclY ' %rent, which al-e vended at many Shops in London by per- Side _:ilns who go to the principal towns M England, I relax', and rhoNt.otlancli to solicit orders of Tradesmen and Innkeepers, _ho in consequence are often served with spurious sorts, of inferior qualities, which is not Only an imposition, Nit a Vic* Mat diSappointrnent to families who purchase them with a ,•L , of [laving good Sauce to their Fish, &c. th,,`"l•ii• None are his genuine, but what have these words on i• - 'abet "Rurgesss and Son's Original and Superior Essence 4 ). An h • - - ;I:6"c ovies No. to - Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, ti:v(ini'ior the Coivenience (.4' 'Families h.-Scotland,: they .e appointed Messrs. R. J o h nston ' and Co. Edinburgh, 4 clt stic eiit for Fish Br.:ces. • , __L -.- - F°RDr, TAM.S's ttNALL:PTIC PILLS,. ' - • . the Rhelunatisms and Colds which prevail ,_ at this season of the year, no Medicine is., st, safe. 4.115) thicacious as n..,,_,. peculiar tendenc JAMES's tI. ' INI ALE rric PILLS. Their Zeeretions, Yto promote Perspiration ; and all the natural will account for their singular virtues in these tomplaint • trance ' - •'' a s 1 ; 1 01 as' in man others to Which the hurn4 ;. attic is liable from the vicissitudes of our - Climate,. They Ire° is from for Disorders of the Stomach and th ``'W, for person s of a bilious or a Conic habit, as also for ',e whose co nstitutions have been aflLdeti by a too active 'I too tedentar • li fe.Th • - likewise • rtictilarly s - er, ~,vtceablehey are .pa in -lie)ad-Aelis occasioned by Indigestion, and in re -14),`"!o the bad eileds of free living ; as also in preventing re- TS'l4 and Apoplexies', so- often the consequence of intern a'l,c•=. ,?Apoplexies', bo had to them after eirery excess ° tll ,1 )•*, Or tirinkiiwi and upon every slight indispositiwi ;•and. :'_us, th:fir well-kilp,vn clunaderistrc of promoting longevity ,111 Thaintained; for, by assisting Nature in the.due dis ;'"anc of the animal. turlitions i and by keeping the.consti `'ltion as it were in continual repair, they presdrve the body in health arid vigour, and prevent premature decay. AS the AN AL UT/ C PI LLS Owa their excellence - to a enliar preparation, which has 'never been divulged by the rilYentor I . .it waive present Proprietors, they can only be had ~"uiii..e from them ; and they are sold, by Francis Newbery, •,' tip,: Warehouse fo-r Or. James's. Powder, 1 1 / 4 :Io. 45, the East x.,.1i. of St. Paul's, a - few doors from Cheapsul, London, `.• I, L at Dr• lames's_ fate house in _Bruton -street, in Boz.es, Privz! :is. €a., each, Stamp in clUdeil;•or 'the quantity of Six ' li ale ile had in One large I.>ox kr il. zs. 6d. • , I,...p,serve that. the Nainc " F. NI , EV/XERY, No. .4;,. St,. "u "It cpgrtvrd in tile Sumps, All other; are 49"- ;.:3,0,. FRIDAY, MARcir 5, 1802. To the Independent FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of CARMARTHEN. GENTLEMEN, SUPPORTED by a most Respeftable and Inde- L., pendent Interest, I have been induced to solicit your Votes in my favour as a Representative in Parliament when a Vacancy occurs. The result of the Canvass has exceeded my most sanguine expectations, and is such as warrants the strongest presumptions of success. Permit me to return you my warmest Thanks for time Support I have hitherto re ceived, and believe me, if your exertions be finally success ful, the Honor of representing my native County, and pre serving your Election from the influence of Family . Connec tion, will ever be recolleCted on my part with gratitude and, pleasure, well assured that the love of Independence which has always characterised the majority of Freeholders in Car martheushire, will not abate in the present instance, I tr,ust you will approve of my determination to poll the laSt man in our Ccmmon Cause. _ _ I am, Gentlemen, your Fellow Countryman; And very humble Servant, R. MANSEL Carmarthen, Feb. lo s 18c2. SOCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR. This Day were published, price zs. the Fifth Edition, with Additions, A FEW GENERAL. RULES and INSTRUC, 1 1 TIONS, very necessary to be httended to by those of both Sexes, who artaffliaed with RUPTURES. By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A. M. A Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and Sitrgeon,to the Eastern Dispensary. London,: Sold by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Chuch-yard; T. Boosey, Old Broad-street ; J. Wright, Piccadilly ; Mur ray and liighley, Fleet-street; and j . and A. Arch, 'Grace.- church-street. N. B. An attentive perusal of the above Publication is earnestly recommended to Mothers, and those who are en trusted With the care and management of Children, fur by an early and sedulous attention to the Complaint, during the Infant state, the halpiest consequences are to be expected ; and the many inconveniences, anct often fatal etfeds, arisinz, from the Disease in an advanced life, will be prevented. *** Since the commencement of this truly benevolent In stitution, • 000 Patients and upwards, have been admitted under the care of Mr. TURNBULL, and have received essen. “.1 Bencit. In a g roat number of instances a radiced Lore of the Compllflnt has been actoiloiPied: tne App:—.;ll‘, for admission have•greatly-exceeded 3000. LC:TTER.7, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-Cross. I' l BISH respedfulli acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry and Public in general, that throtighout 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 Pridesfor all Prizes from zo,oool. to al. paid as soon as drawn. Tickets and Shares registered; correct Numerical Books kept; and all Business in the Funds transacted with Fidelity and Dispatch. WARRANTED UNDRAWN. No. s 6, CORNHILL, LONDON. MESSRM .. S. HORNSBY and Co. respedfully ac quaint the Public, that they shall continue selling TICKETS and SHARES, during the whole Time of the Drai.ving of the present English State Lottery,. varrauted un drawn.at the time of purchasing. The Hours of Sale, in the Morning, are - from Eight till Nine; in the Afternoon, front Two till Eight. Also at their Offices LIVERPOOL and ; EXETER. Country Correspondents may rely on their, Orders being executed precisely on the same Terms !is if present.,, *** Prizes paid on 'den-lanai The HUDSON's BAY COMPANY will expose to SALE BY THE CANDLE, At their House, Fenchurck-street, on -Wednesday the loth inst. at Eleven o' Clack . precisely, IVOAT BEAVER, Muscittash, Martin, Otter, Bear, Fisher, Fox, Cat, Wolf, Wolverin, Mink, and other Furs :.partieulars of which are specified in their printed Catalogues. To be seen at their Warehouse, from Friday morning to the Time of Sale. Hudson's Bay House, 3d March, xBO2. SURREY. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the Toth of March inst. at Twelve o' Clock, at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Chan ce-ry-lane, 'THE following FREEHOLD ESTATE, si. tuate in the Hamlet of STOCKWELL, in the Parish of Lambeth, viz. The MANOR, or. REPUTED MANOR of STOCK- Y/CLJ_ •.- -trhe Capital Alan.ion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. .with the Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure grounds, under , Le:tse,,which expires Lady-Day 1803. The Capital Mansion:House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard, &c. in the occupation of C. H 2.11, and - Cox, Esqrs.un der Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1803. The White Horse Public-house, 'Offices, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and underan Agree ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas 1826. The Farm House and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the occupation of Mr. Richard Simmons, Tenant at Will. The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation ,of Mr. Benjamin Smith, Tenant at Will. The Hduse t flices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler, Tenant at Will. . The Land in the oceupation of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant at "Will. The Wax Manuf aory, with the Mansioh House, Offices, and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. under Lease, goo years - and upward of which are unexpired. The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate be tween the 3d and 4th 'Mile Stones on the Road from London to Streatham, by which it is bounded on the East, and-the Road called Acre-lane, leading from Clapham to Camber, well, runs through the Estate towards the North. Plans and Particulars will be ready to be delivered on Fri day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Chamber,, Tanfield-court, Inner Temple ; and at W. and 1. Black's Chambers, Middle Temple-Hall Staircase. : A Person will be appointed 'to attend at the White Horse Public-house aforesaid, from Friday the z6th inst. from Ele ven till Four each Dav (Sundays excepted), to deliver Parti culars, and chew the Premises. " SALISBURY WILTS. • TO,BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White Hart Inn, in the City of New Sarum, on Tuesday the 9th day of March inst. 1:102., at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Four Lots, subject to such Condi tions as will be then and there produced . ; • Lot 1. A LL those large, substantial, and improveable WATER GRIST MILLS, with commodidus and convenient attached and detached Offices, situate near the centre of the. City of Neir Sarum, and 'called or known by the name oldie Tows, or Bishop's Mills. And also all those TUCKING or FULLING MILLS near thereto, which work three pair of Stocks. Together with a good substantial and convenient FAMILY MAN SIONAIOUSE adjoining tp the said Grist Mills, and Eight several Gardens contiguous thereto as the same are now, tOgether -with: Lot a, in the occupation of Messrs. Smith and Jeffrey, ur their Under -tenants, for. a term of Twenty-one Years, of which about Two ,Years and a Half are unexpired: The Mills are very-eligibty situated either as Grist and Fulling Mills, Or for - any kiwi of Mannfatiory where a"great deal of room is necessary, and are capable of very great provements, by the addition of Machineiy or otherwise. • ' , Lot 11. All.those Three GARDENS situate near Lot I. now in ihe several occupations of•EdWard Stevens, Cieorke Brown, and Joseph Talmer;.Estirs: as Under-tenants to the said Messrs. Smith and JeitieY. - - Lot 111. ,All that GARDEN situate at the bottom of Crane-street; in the said City of New Sworn, called the ISLAND ; as the same was for several years in *the occupation of Highmore Skeitts, deceased,. and now of Mr. Ambrose Whartoh, as Tenant at Will. - The.whiile of thee.Preinises are Leasehold, and arc a under the "Lbrd..B.isliop of Sayuiu lOr two good lives, and .a. third Life to'be named, as to each Lot, by the'Pt4rchaser, and are subje& to the following reserved Rents,- payable to the Lord Bishop of Spunk : Lot I, 21?1, per annum r Lot 2, ii, 9S• Lot 3, 11. 35,. • • - . Lot IV. _. • . All those Two .THREE-STALL STABLES and Two COApiI-HO US ES acljoining.eaCh other, : situate in Crane street, in the said City of New Sarum; as the same ate now in. the sever a l occu pations of William' Collins, Esq. and Mr.' Ambrose Wharton; as Tenants at Will. • . The se Premises arc, Freehold, .and the Land-Tax thereof is redeemed. 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Preliminaries of ppice, price is. 6d. This Day was published, in One VOL 121110. P [ICC 4f4:bOardS, A TREATISE on the CULTURE of the AF. PLE andPEAP, anica•the Maaufaduid of CYDER and PERRY. . , By T. A. KNIC.I - 11', - The Second Edition, much enlarged. Ludlow: Printed and sold by H. Proaor ; sold Ow by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row, London, and all ether Booksel.: lers. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, .For all Ina tide or Obstrudion.of the Pains and Distention of titt Stomach and Bowels, Bile; BoWeis; Indigestion; Sickness at Stomach, Flatulency; - . • Habitual Costiveness, • Bilious or Sic a k-Head-ach; 84c. &c. ANTI-BILIOUS LAXATIVE PILLS. HIS safe and elegant Preparation is justly " esteemed for 'its , agreeable and. certain operation, by which it effectiKtlly removes all InattiOn or Obstrudion of theStomaCh and Bowels; whether arising from Bile, Inn.: gestiOn, Flatulency; or Cold • Sickness at StOmaeh, Head ach, bre. It operates by dislodgingi acrid bile or other crudi ties retained in the intestinal canal ; and acts as an Alterative to the system generally.. Free from any ,antimonial.or mer curial preparations ' it is at all tinles sale; and has been given with :singular goal erred during Pregnancy. .Its - action is particularly adapted to Persons of bilious Habits; • and those .of sedentary lives, where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kapt up ; and .Crudities retained in those organs are fre quently producing pains and distentions; head-achs; languor; .and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. - ." Remove the cause, the edict must cease." A single trial will fully convince the Patient of their Orb: cacy; The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Heari,achs are eery tainly. removed by a single dose, and in A much shorter time than could be credited, but from experience. The Proprietoi thinks it proper- to reniark, they will be found not only td ad without pain or uneasiness, but to leave . the, body, aftet their immediate' adion .ceases, free from that, costive state which generally succeeds the operation of laxative medicines. Sold; wholesale and retail; by B. SiraW, No. 14; Borough ; and retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and. by every Vender of Medicine in the Kingdom. Price zs. 9d. and•ss. sd. per bo)t. .• • It is necessary to Obserie, the -signature of • ". Edward Hallam'? appears on the Certificate cavering. each box.--no others can possibly be gsm a ine. A Reward.of Fifty Pounds - will be paid on conviction of a forgery. FOR DiSORDERS OF THE BOWELS. DALBY's CARMINATIVE. A CAUTiON. NUHEREAS many Counterfeited Sorts of thiis `‘' Medicine are (acted for sale by sundry Druggists and others, under specious,,ptetersceS; and whereas repeated coin-, plaints have been matte of the bad effeßs of these coinposi tions; ail Purchasers are requested to' be particularly careful.- in observing, that the name-of F.,N E BE RY ,is' engraved in the Stamp{ Which is pasted on each bOttle, as the surest Mark of authenticity ; and that •in the Bill of Diredions, in which such bottle is wrapped, is the following EXTRACT fromt the %VI L L of the late Dr. DALBY. " And Whereas I did many yeats since instrudiny Daugh.; ter Frances; now the Wife of Anthony Gel!, of North-street? Westntinsteri. Gentleman, in the art and method of prepar. ing,: compounding; and snaking up a certain Medicine, of which I am the sole ,Inventetr, called and universally known by the name Of DA LB - Y's CA.RMINAT/ YE • I have again instru6led a ud.communicated to my said Daughter, Fiances Gel!, the Secret of preparing or making up the said Medi cine; and I. do hereby constitute and appoint rrry said Darigh.: ter,- the sole Preparerof this useful Medicine. 1 likewise give to My said Daughter, Frances Cell, the sole Property of the said Cal - minative; and all Piofits arising from the Saki thereof,- to her and her Heirs for ever. This excellent-Medicine is a Most safe ; effeatutli artd its general,••an inintediate'Remedy fOr the yi 'ma ; Colics, Con. vtrlsibris, Fluxes; 'and other disorders in the Bowels of In.. fants; . arirLis-equally serviceable to persons of all ages, for Internal Complaints, occasioned by had liquors-fruit, &c. It is sold only at A-Ir. Nevvhery's-{the only Warehouse. for Dr. James's Powder), No: 45; in St. Paul's Glrurcli-yar4 on the Coach-way, a tew , Dcors - from- the Corner of Cl. side, „London, in Br 6d, .1 .nd ad. D , Also retail; by his. No.isO, and T. Pi\ No.. Old .Borti street; W. Barry': B. Burchell's, Lo; T. Tutt's, Royal _ _ B*rougii ''gas_ `, zoi Bottles. price Is. 641. each, and 341. 5 appoititment, at Mess. jeboult . iddines-, No. 76, Oxfutd-stret ; " nd-street ; Bayley a'nd Co.'. - Fad 's, Stationer, Bridge-stre: - .• . • fr .•to, )ng-Acre ; J. Want's, I Exchange %tot. _ •