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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ,k.SEAT in the EAST.INDIA DIRECTION, having become Vacant by the Death of your late most irespedable Diredor, Mr. HUNTER, I avail myself of the earliest moment to stand forward as a Candidate to succeed to it, and humbly to renew my solicitations for the honour of your support. If your kindness and partiality should raise me to the Si tuation, to which my ambition is 'direded, permit me to ex press the hope, that my condud may evince my gratitude, and prove me not unworthy your confidence. I have the Honour to be, with great Resped, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and devoted Servant, • WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON.. Aldermanbury, Dec. 2,3, tfloz. N. B. The Friends of Mr. TA.cx.soN are particularly re quested to attend a General Meeting of the Committee This Day, at the. King's Head Tavern in the Poultry, precisely at One o'Clock. NEW MUSIC Just published, by G. TH 0 MSO N, Yark-place, Edinburgh, and VT. PRESTON, 97, Strand, London, Embellished with a Stroke Engraving ofthe'Soldier's Return, THE CHILD OF NATURE. Marquis Almanza, Mr„ POWELL, Amanthis, Mrs. JORDAN. WITH MIDAS. b v P 9I n Monday, fhe Tragedy of George Barnwell, after which produced an entire new Pantomime Holiday, erform called Love and Magic ; or, Harlequin's With ilew Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. °n Tuesday, the Comedy of The Country girl. Due n ot i ce will t;e*iven of the nelt . 'representation of the I l e'' , 'Jetta calMusi Piece of A House to be Sold, and of the Bur of Mas. . • • . . A flew Historical Play, in Three Aas, with Music, is in VreParat" - ot.e./s - rn ana r tr. trs - r - R - rcatrs ME N, 4 .,,,t_,, , ,e ,l istr,r3c_Gallery, P4ll -Mall, No. 87. EVUE, late l y arrived from Paris, .."1: has th e h onour o f informing the Nobility, Gentty, . nd the P u bli c at •l arge, t h at h e h as j us t. now o p en ed his Ex . hon. the m os t su perb in its kind: The'Saloon properly kapted for the S eason , and- where a good fi re is constantly . gin, :contains a v-ist quantity ot Figures, of a chemical new `-oMposition esembling Nature, which are striking Like nesses of th e late King, Queen and Dauphin of France, Bo naparte arid his- Lady, General Moreau, and a: great many her Per sonages who h ave - -been most con spicuous on the Theatre of Europe dlring the last 15 years, each of his real Size and - Stature, and in'their proper 'Dresses, the' Wo- Then to the newest fashion from - Paris - , and—they all in the Most rich and splendid manner ; besides some of the best Models of the antique Statues of Italy, some large Worsted M asterpieces, Pidures far superior to any exhibited, Cary ‘lngs, Pictures, a quantity of new and curious Engravings, .and a great many other Curiosities. Admittance rs. (Descriptive Cataloguei 6d. each) from Ten o'Ctock in the Morninetill dark. . A - . 11.a GENERAL MEETING of the COLIN TRY COMMON BREWERS, held .at the George ind Vulture . Tavern, Comliill, the zotli of ' neceriaber.ins't. pursuant to Public Advertisement"; to take into consideration the-Operation of t Additional Duty laid on Beer and Malt, in the last Session of Parliament,- a Committee was _then chosen, for carrying the ohjeel of the Meeting into etreet it being resolved, at an'Adjourned Meeting held at the Gre cian Coffee-house the gist inst. that it would be expedient to coiled the opinions of all the Brewers resident in the Country ; it is particularly requested, that all Information on the sub ita, together with 'such Observations as may occur thereon to any Gentleman in the Trade, may be. communicated as early as poisible to Debary and Cope, Solicitors, Paper-build ings, Temple, who are appoihtecl by the Committee to re.: ccve and.report.such Conununitions.. • , 1. BA WTREE, Chairman. THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND anel CORN -111 INSU.RANuES , against Loss or Damage by Fite continue to be made ori Tlauses, Buildings, Manufa<ctories, 'Goods and Igerchanctize, Ships; Yessels, Barges, and every , kind of Craft; with their Freight, Cargoes, •and Stores, in any Harbour, River, or •on any Navigation, FARMING ;STOCK, and•all other Properry, in any part of Greet Bri. tarn. Persons who remain uninsured, will do well to .refiea on the many Calamities occasioned by Fire ; and of the dreadful consequences to many I ndivicruals : and as Property, in g eoe _ Cal, has considerably increased in value, those already insured should reconsider their Policies, and make such addition as Prudence may suggest. Annual Payrirents due at Christmas-Day, must be made Within fifteen days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Policy will be lost; but Insurance may be renewed after, Without a New Policy. Printed Proposals and Conditions of Insurance, and a List of the Directors, Trustees, &c. may be had gratis as above,`. th e of their Agents in all the Cities and principal ToWits.in ` n e Kingdom. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. . ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, December, rg o z. 'PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall clue on the —ll- 25th inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now r eady to be d e li ve red at the Company's O ffi ces, over the Koyal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their re 4Peaive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as -Lured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies ;:l s l or b e f ore t h e gt h o f l anuar y n ext, as the usual . Fif teen , '' - ' 4 Ys allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy Will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec. rg — Attendance is given, daily,, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in Harbou r , in Dock, or while Building., from Loss or Damage °Y Fire • and also for th:: Assurance of, and granting Annui, tics on, Lives. „ • B. Policies of Assurance for the' Sum of 3001. or up_ wards, are issued free of expence to the Assured. FUND, Wednesday Evening the isth, tween the Hours of Eight • and Nine o'Clock, in G Lou ester-p lace, Porttnan _square, a BAY MARE 21 Hands litgh, a Bl aze ow the Face. a large Saddle mark i on the mid ' 'tit of the Back, three small ditto on the near and off Side, the near Footbehind, white, full Tail and Mane. The Owner 1 ,?‘ . . applying to Mr. Wils on , D u k e ' s M ews, D u k e-street, Manchester-square, may hear of the same. PASSACE TO FRANCE. HF ROSE, CAPT. JOHNSON, sails from Southampton to Ilavre-de-Grace, .regularly every l esdaY.• Also the DUKh el CLARENCE-, CAI TAIN D EXTER, every Saturday. Both the above Packets arevety fast sailers, have excellent _accommodations, and will admit of Carriages being put tin ier Deck. Further particulars, address to W.Roger, South ampton. . ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By. Mr. THOMPSON, . 'At th e House of Mrs. Marriott, the Roebuck Inn, in Roch dale ' - on Monday the 27th day of December, 1802, at Tree o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, unless previously dis posed of by. Private Private Contrad ; REVENTEEN SHARES in the.: ROCHDALE " CANAL. This Concern is in great Credit, the Shares a,r,,e a dvancing in r)rice • ; the Canal runs through a populous !-)untry, abounding in Minerals and NlannfaCtures, and will r , a . eilitate the Commerce between Liverpool, Manchester, and A i'.or Particulars apply to Mr. Thompson, at the Canal gency Office,' No. to, Bridge-street; Manchester, who is tHlPowered to sell the Shares by Private Contraa. LANCASTER CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD lid' AUCTION, . . • By Mr. THOMPSON, .. .4tptche, .Ccorge Inn,: in Preston, on Thursday the 3Gthdar of a LLinber 1802, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, in r , 1,-"°1 . 5 .1 unless previously disposed of by Private Contrail ; TWENTY SHARES in the LANCASTER CANAL. For Parliculars apply - to Mr. Thompson, at the Canal ~4 11c Y "Office,. No. saidgsee, Manchester, Who is `rtivawered to sell the Sktare:.;--by Privafe Ccilttraci. Tothe PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADILS AND CE - NTLEMEN, MINCE I had yo u, as the pleasure to address as a Candidate for the Honour of being one of your EXe cutive Trustees, some Circumstances have rendered 'it ad viseable for me to adopt other pursuits, which, according to your Bye-Laws, render me ineligible • otherwise, venturing to presume on your continued favour, 7 I should certainly have presented myself to your adoption on the present Vacancy. As it is, suffer me to return you my most unfeigned Thanks _tir the unifoirm encouragement and polite preference which you have se kindly manifested towards me, and to assure you, -with equal sincerity; that be my situation what it may, it will ever be the liveliest Eiride of my life effedually to con tribute to the prosperity of your affairs,. and cordially to testify my gratitude towards you, no less for your intended : Confi dence at Home, than" the past Benefits which dtsrived from your Service while I .hadthe Honour to be employed Abroad. I have the llonour to be, with the greatest Respell, . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your ever obliged, and faithful !nimble, Servant, TOSIAS DU PRE PORCHER. Devon'shire Place, ust Dec. 1302. • . • • MONMOUTH TURNPIKES, Dec. 7, ISoz. 1 1 / 4 jOTICE is hereby given, That a 'Meeting ,of the Trustees ading in and for the said Turnpikes, will be held at the jury -Room, in the Town of Monmouth, on the aZth Day of this instant December, when and where the Tolls arising at the several Toll-gates, called by the several names of Dry, Bridge -gate, Cinderhill-gat e , Monk gate, Dixton-gate, ye=bridge and Redhrook Gates, within cle said Distrid, will be Lett by Audion to the best Bidder, between the Hours•of Eleven o'Clock in the:Forenoon, and Two o'Clock of the Af ternoon of the same. Day, in manner directed by the several Ads of Parliament in that case made, which Tolls produced last Year as under, clear of all ex pellees' of colleding them, and - each Gate will be put up at the Sum •they 'brought in. Whoever happens to be the beat Bidder, must at the - same time and place, give' Security, with sufficient Sureties, to the satisfaction of the said Trustees, tar the payment of the Rent agreed for, and at such times as they-shall di-red, and alSo to eled new Gate- Keepers, in the Room of those who may be removed, By Order of the Trustee s, JAMESßO , WEN Clerk..- - Dry Bridge Gate - 454 • Cinderhill ditto - • 9 0 • Monk ditto ' 2 33 Dixton ditto 12 4 Wye'Bridge and • Redbrookditto S 342 The sth aad 6th Books, - or Volume 111. ,containing VIFTY SELECT SCOTTISH SONGS; with an . INTRODUCTION, an ACCOMPANIMENT, and a CONCLUSION'to each Song, for the PIANO - FORTE, &c. composed by - HAYDN. ' . The Poetry chiefly by BURNS. In this Publication, .it_ has been the objet; of the Editor to coiled all the fide Scottish Melodics in their putest form ; ,to unite them with charadcristie_Poetr*. .delicate Accompa.: niments, and introductory and concluding Symphonies, by Composers of the. highest 1: lass ; and thus to render .the Work interesting to the Singer, the Piano Forte Player, and every Perscnof Taste. The POETRY comprises not only all the good old Songs, but a most valuable Collection of new ones, - by different Au thors; and particularly upwards of One Hundred by BURNS, the most of which were written for . this Work, .and cannot elsewhere be set to Music. English Verses also, suited to the Airs, are given ia addition to the Scottish Verses. Of the SY M P HON lES and the-A CCOM P ANI MENTS, it is stafficient to say, that they are . the Composition or PL EYE I„ K.OZELU CH, and HAYDN, who haye also aer - anged many of Ilk' Airs for TWO Voices, without chang ing a Note 'of the Melodies. Each Book of Twenty-five Songs is tin. 6d. ; and each Vo lume of Fifty SengS, with an ciegant Engraving prefixed to it, is a. Guinea. The Violin and Violoncello Parts, when -wanted, are sold separately. at 3s. each per Volume. . The f Vth or concluding Volume of this Work is in for wardness, and will be produced next year. Lately' published, as abo've, • TWELVE' GRAND SONATAS; with Rondos on Scottish. Subjeds, for. the .Piano Forte, &c. by PLEYEL .and KOZELIICH.--Any other Publication of this kind bearing the Name of either Composer, is wholly spurious. • - ' CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS, &c. (Cheap Bargains), No. 4, Coventry -street. . MESSRS HOLES and Co. respe&full3i in form the Public, that their remaining Stock of ,the above Articles will continue on sale only a few days longer, as the Premises are diiposed of, and possession will then be givens . To A. KNIGHT, Esq. - WHEN I was first told that y ou had p u bli s h e d V a Letter addressed to me, on thesubjed of Mr. For syth's Treatment of Trees, I felt no anxiety concerning it, nor was at any pains to procure the Book. I conceived that it was written by a GaNTLaMAN,. and that 'Of course it could contain nothing that was unbecoming one of that charader to write, and, as what we had both said on that *subject was before the Public, I felt no difficulty in abiding the decisioff of that Public concerning it. lam sorry; however, to tind, on reading your Book of late, that I had bee,: in a mistake concerning yoU, and that you hart there published - such things as necessarily call upon , ine to take this public notice of them. It would be degrading the charader I bear, how ever, to multiply assertions unsupported by proofs, which might be contradided in the same manner as I have experi.: enced, without affording to the Public any adequate means of discriminating truth front falsehood. In order to avoid this futile kind of altercation, without danger of error, I beg leave to propose, that when you next come to London, (which I understand you usually do once a year), you will,be so can •did as to appoint a day and hour, when you will meet me in Kensington. Gardens, accompanied by some Gentlemen of sound understanding, capable of observing fads, and of drawing just conclusions from them ; and if I shall then fail hi proving to their full conviction, .from undeniable evi dence to be then produced, that you have . published in that Work.unfounded and injurious calumnies, and that you have represented things in a manner very different from what on a thorough examination they will be found to be, I shall sub mit to any punishment that these Gentlemen shall please to award, on the supposition that you previously agree to sub mit to their award, should the case be reversed.. This is the only answer your Book seems to claim from JAS. ANDERSON, Isleworth, loth Dec. iSoz. NEWTON's PRINCIPIA. Nature and Nature's laws lay hid in night : God said--Let Newton be !—aud all was light.. POPE. This Day was published. Dedicated, by permission, to the Rev Dr. Maskelyne, F. R.S. astronomer Royal, Complete in Seven Parts, price 4s. each, the whole form ., ingThrce handsome Volumes, Svo. price rl. 7s. in boards, illustrated by upwards of. Fifty Rngravings, and embel lished with an elegant Portrait of the Author, done from an original Bust at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, THE MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL PIIILOSOPHY. • By Sir ISSAAC NEWTON. Translated into English' by Andrew Motte. TO which are added, NeWton's System of the World ; a Short Comment on, and Defence of, the Principia, by W. Emerson ; with the Laws of the Moon's Motion according to Gravity : by John - Machin, AstronOmical 'Professor at Gresham College, and• Secretary to the Royal Society. A NEW EDITION, . (With the LIFE of the Author). The whale carefully Revised and Correted by W. DAVIS, - - Author of the Treatise on Land Stirveying, the Ilse of the Globes, Editor of the'Mathematical Companion, &c. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. ip"' The inconvenience arising' from the:great scarcity of former Editions of Sir Isaac Newton's Princtpia, and System of the World, added to the exorbitant prices charged for them when to be met with, determined the Editor to under take .a New Edition ofthose Woks; and-he is•impressed with confidence that no other apology will be thought necessary, at a time when Mathematics is become a fashionable Science. and is looked upon as a necessary acquisition in the Polite World. This Day was published, In one-Volurne,-Voolscap Bro, price 3s. in boards, . . A DESCRIPTION of MATLOCK BATH ; Li with an attempt to explain the Causes of the Heat, and of the Petiitying Quality or the Springs : to which. is added, some Account of CHATSWORTH and 'KEDLESTON, and the Mineral Waters of Quarndon and Kedleston. By GEORGE LIPSCOMB, Esq. 'Sold by Longman and Rees; Paternoster-row ; and Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham. Of whom may be had, by the sline Author, lately published, A Journey into South Wales, through the Counties, of Oxford, Warwick, Worcester, Hereford, Salop,' Statlbrd, Buckingham, and Hertford 5 in one vol. Bvo. price Bs. in boards. • This Day was published, In 4 vols. Bvo. price ii. 4s. in boards, CHRONICLE of SCOTTISH' POETRY, from the Thirteenth Century to the Union of the Crowns ; with Notes. To which is added, a GLOSSARY, intended to serve as .a DICTIONARY of th 9 Ancient Language of Scdtland. • • By JAMES SIBBALD. - . Edinburgh : Punted at. the .11ni,versity.Press, for P. and Ross and Blackwood ; and sold by Longman and Rees, Patenioster-I - Ow ; and G. and'AV.•Nicol, . • This 'Day was published, Handsomely printed in two large Volumes, duodecimo, • price in boards, Bs. A N ESSAY on EDUCATION ; in which are particularly considered the Merits and the Defeas of the Discipline and Instrnaion in our Academies. ; By the Rev. WILLIAM BARROW, LL. D. and F. A. S. L Author of the Bampton efture for' 17y9, and late Master'of the Academy, Soho-square; London: _ _ London: printed for . F. and C. RiVington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold alsO by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. - , . Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, Eight Sermons, containing Answers to some Popular,Ob jedions against the necessity or the credibility of the Chris tian Revelation. Preached in the year 1799, belbre the Uni versity of Oxford, at the.l3ampton Ledure. In cone Volume otavo, price in Boards, 7s. This Day. was published, price os. AN ABRIDGEMENT of the LORD BISHOP of LINCOLN'S ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY, for the Use of Families : containing Proofs of the Authcnticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures, a Summary of the History of the Jews ; a Brief Statement ,of the Contents of the several, Books of the Old and New , Testament; a short Account of the English Translations of the Bible and of the Liturgy : and a Scriptural Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion. By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M. A. Vicar of Christ-Church, Hampshire ; and of Great Ouse bourne, near Knareshorough, Yorkshite. Can - bridge ; Printed at - the University Press ; and sold by Well and Davies,- Rivingtons, White, Hatchard, and I.ann, London ;- Deighton, Cambridge; Cooke, Hanwell; aid Parker, Oxford ; and by all the Country Booksellers.: OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, December tc, IEo2. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit 2114: 4 ,'F,STY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notine 2 that they 'will be ready, at their .o . ffice, in St. Margaret-street,. Westminster, on FRIDAY, the 31st inst.rn . , to receive Proposalr Tram such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply o f the following a'eseriptiOns .Zeticles, for the Service o j,the Ord nance 'Department, upon contraar for a gii.en‘prriod, Sand. Bags, Turnery Articles, Iron, British and Foreign; Tackte Nooks, and,various other Articles of Iron i‘ll - ; Intrenching Tools, Tininans' Articles, and Lighting of Lamps ; Copper Hoops and Rivets, Copper . smiths' Articles, Nails and Spikes, of various Sorti ; PainterS Work at the Tower, Wesrinster, Greenwich; and Woolwich ; Cartridge Paper for Sknall Arms, itso Whited Brown, or Bag Cap Paper, for Wrapins up Catt.: ridges; Petty Emptionary Articles, Serge for making Cartridges; Tanned Hides and Sheepskins; conformable to Patterns and Specimens, which, may .be Inspged at the Tower, upon application to the Chief Clerk s under the Principal Storekeeper of the* Ordnance, where printed Conditions VIL , e Cogp-,,e - z. and Schedules of the A:-ticles to . frid.4..uf under each contra:', may be received by Persons who iate.;4 make proposals for such contreas. The Proposals to be delivered at the Secretary's Office . , in St. Margaret-street, Xestminster, sealed up, and marked on the side, 'With a specification of the Articles irk zded to be suppi ej, and no Tender will he admitted afier the 3tst. instant. By Order cf ,be-Board, R. H. CRgifl'Ser:'' EAST INDIA HOUSE, November 24, ao2. 7 1 HE COURT cf DIRECTORS of the UNITED CO.III;4NY of MERCHANTS of ENE. LAND , trading to the, East Iddiet do•hereby give, iValicet That they are ready to receive Proposals, in writing, at any time on or before FRIDAY, the 3i t December next, front arty -.Persons who may be willing so BUILD SHIPS, of about 302 !Tons Burtben, to be Let ,071 Freight for the said Company's Set - - .nice for Six Vgages certain. • , 'The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, tit be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary,, at or befort Twelve o'Clock at Neon on Friday, the said 3rst December next, beyond which hour not any Tender will be received. • . WILLIAM RAIiISA Y, See. The particulars cf the principal - dimensions and scantlings, alit an Inventoiy of the principal Stores, the Copy of the usual Charter Party, as with the otter Terms and Conditions on vbicb the Ships are to be tendered, and entertained in the'Continv , ' Service, also the Draft conformably to which the Ships are to e Built, may be seen on application to Mr. yarns Coggan, Clerk to the Gc4inniitre of Shipping 'on or after Tuesday, the Seth inst. GLAIORGANSHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bear Inn, at Cowbridge, on Tuesday the Bth Day of Fe'oruary'a,73, at Three'o'C lock in the Afternoon; A LL that . Neat•and Cottrmidious MANSION- C.X. HOUSE, late in the occupation of James O'Brien, Esq.. with suitable attiched {ices, , good Brewhouse, Barn, Stable, and Coach-house detached, a good walled Gankn, a Cottage, and,sunliry parcels of Land, now in the tenure of Mr. Evan Deere, Mary Morgan, Widow, and john comprising 23 A. 1. R. 4 P. of extremely rich, sound,Pa store and Meadow Land, whereof about Seven Acres are va.. luable Orchard, lying compad within a Ring Fence, at the Village of Laublethian, within four Miles of the Sea, and one of Cowbridge, an excellent Market and Post Town. The Premises, which are partly Freehold, and partly CuStontary hold of Inheritance, are beautifully ornamented with Hedge.. row Timber, well watered, and in part bounded by an ex cellent Trout Stream. Coals are reasonable, and the Neigh bourhood very good, and.the Place on the whole,- forms a very desireable Residence for a Genteel Family. Arso about 76 Acres of valuable Pasture Lands, in Sundry Lots, lying mostly within a Ring Fence, and at a short disc. ante from the above Premises, all well watered, and abound.- ing with Limostone. Fora view • of the Premises, apply to Edward Robert, Shoemaker, • CoWbridge ; and for further Particulars, _to Messrs. Llewellyn and Morgan, A ttornies, Neath. For CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &v. Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. MHIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to .be superior to every preparation of the , kind in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains,.Rheumatisms, Cramps, Numbness and 'St:ilthess of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Llmbs when in a Paralytic State. It is also particularly serviceable for Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied warm. • On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is pasted a. Stamp, in which arc engraved these words, " Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. Newberv, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, aifew doors from the corner of Cheapside, London ; and, by his appointment, by Messrs. feboult and Co. No. iso, and j. Pidding, No. 76, 0 xleird-straet ; Wade, Old Bona-street; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; J. 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