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' aq?,-ViA . 14 .4 4,trrif, ./ it 41" .„ • + ma y 4. 7 . 4 1 7. 1 4 , r. )7 s '" n re` - F7 s • 7 9 VI i I , z - 1 ~.), t I ~‘ licivißEß 2949.] IiE"ATRE-ROYAL, ' DRUKY-LANE. 110-MORROW EVENING, March 4., 1802, will be performed, THE BEGGARS' OPERA: Mr. Peachum, Mr. DdWTON ; Lockit, Mr. WAIIREN Captain . Macheath, Mr. KELLY ; Filch, Mr. SUETT. Mrs. Peachum, Mrs. SPARKS ; m e , Pol Pea Chum, Mr. In LLINGT, •na her first ly Appearance in s that Charader, O on N this Stage); Lucy Lockit, Miss DE CAMP. WITH THE ANATOMIST. thr -4 The Public are respcdfully informed, that the Au kas withdrawn the new Comedy of Lovers' Resolutions. iwad u n Saturday, Venice Preserv'do with The Scotch Ghost, .. poil'd Child. T HEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I`O- MORROW EVENING, March 4, 1802, will be performed, THE CABINET. The Principal Claraders by Mr. BRAVE?. NI, Mr. MUNI) EN , FAwc.ETT, Mr. EMERY, Air. BLANCHARD, M r; SIMMONS; Mr. KING, and Mr.-HILL; Mrs. MATTOCKS, rs. .ATKINS, rktr.S lc M . R. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, DIBDIN, Mrs. POWELL, And Signors STORACE. WITH - - -- , . - ' ; :. ' • . On Slturclay; Mrs. PEROUSE. Itv gars , Opera, Billington will ppeperformtor with The,Guardian. - - • tbll_y; in Tht \ On 1%10 :Iday, The Cabinet, with Harlequin's Almana.k. On Tuesday, The Cabinet, with Love-a-la-Mode. A New Grand Ballet of Acii on , with entire new Nlusit, Stenes, and Decoratio ns , i s i n rehearsal. ...............__ tPt CTROGRAPRIA and EGYPTLASA, - l' ile SCENIC THEATRE, in the LY : - v ., ' I I'M fon' the Right-hand Entrance). This and e nt. .rY Evening the following Entertainments, viz. , A View Ancient and Modern Egypt, ings . atti'Vlibr,c,uPon a large scale, comprehending with Explanatory Ker n Eighteen eluding . 'Clusbettßecitation of Milton's L'Allrgro, • , : . d tpresentat. - I the Poet, by "'bungs and m . t ort e)f the Imagery 0 _. s . the ~..._ . _ tylinerv, i in Ten successive Transition , ...v-ourite k,othte Tale ' of Lancaster,illus. trated bv Six F fr ia „ of Sir Bevis finish ii,:itil an en . The whale to resque Scenic Changes. 1 of SPE CTROG I t j elY .I\fe* Exhibition, under the Title . hih a ' k P 111 A, or Phantomimic A pedrances, i . to th . ewiRADIT I O NARy•GHOSTS re produced e eye of the SpeCiato • •.e Scenic Accom pannnerat viz. r ; With appropriate , Visions(Most o f et , • . , Ji.litis C m nf.:es appearing u. appearing to Brutus. the Murdered p • to Richard 111. ri Visitations of the Night Mare.' , M , A pparition of Sir George yii tars. argu e r s Ghost, froth the popular Erallad. George Bateman, or the Clifton Tragedy. •I‘lock Speares in a'Country Church.,yard. 1 , Death and the Lady, from , the old ad. -given . in ;the “J.,Particulars of the several Performances i trt- for the t n „ "is diStrihuted at the Theatre ; Placeswhele xes Pit as. Cali s r may .be taken, and. regularly kept.iSo. {s. o'Clock. Tile Spe c } The boors to Ile ?keneei at Seven e to commence at Eight. . .. PAVING OFFICE, 4)138L - 141 4 n ?flop, .: ~ February 2, *oz. 6 I.S FOR I..T . GtitINC -; HE STR EL i - ,S. E D IRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS iv; 1 . and G , 1 tectzve Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps Vu t „.,:obes in this City, and for keeping the sauce and the rte t, thereof iii good order, from the Ist of Septernber upk,',lOne, Two , . •or Three Years, as shall be agreed . A n :l t ile Globes to have double Burners. niore t the Board are willing (if itesired) to enter into one or P o 4 ,, e P 4r a, fe Contraa or Coirtraels for the s;...me. of a r,"a , s to be sent to this Office, on or beton: the ipt day koa r ij ext, sealed up, and direeled to the Secretary of the „,,, e. c , and indorsed " Pr4osals for Liglitin4," which wil . l be a T o u n ed in the presence of the Proposer or his Representative, Via ZfLloli. on the said day, after which day no proposal ,c ved. Signed by Order, wm. j. HOMAN, ec. . I',AVICATroIi-HollsE, DUBLIN, Pr ilE 16th 061ober, dot. _ DIR ECTORS-GENERAL of INLAND or— NAVIG ATION in IRELAND , cons id e ring the I m - E t. i 4l ?e of rendering tht R 1 V ER SHANNON NAVlGA c,,,vier°r4 LOUGH ALLEN to the SEA. Sh ores of . whereby a ready may be-ailimled for the Produce of the fertile upon i, _ ~..t 1.4 River= of the Collieries and other Mmes Fill . 4i s cn is v aoks. so far as the circumstances" of the Country t k ,' - ,, 1 i n ,1, h ',v . .i0,g, taken into consideration the favourable oppor. ~ ,) which the prosp.d of utl,rlrehritsakßiortagriWt , o v r ii k i s of tltiis description ; returning Peace holds forth for sions Cl an Ad pas r s e g i i ve l 'ioPobals (according to the Pros'''. I!sty, for promoting to the ,loth y . ear of His present Ma. r - rsoh or CoraPany o f .r d N avigation in Irelana) from any United Kingdom, who may aevrtsvbelonging to any. part of - the and prosecute with dis -illi ng and able to enter upon the Navigation of ii patch and effect, the Improvement of And thc Board will le River Shannon from Lough Allen. hurl 1 a c olarge and r l ib t f i r e a c l o Ai rap I t : 6 1 : i granted to the Personrescwlo shall --. proper , Works . for that purp upon such terms as shall bear e°se' 6ed ttpon. of such dimensions and By Order of the tiireelorsCeneral, WILLIAM GREGORY, Secretary. . , T To WINE-MERCHANTS, 4.c. O RE DISPOSED, OF, by a Person who 'is ' sTo,!;thder the immediate Necessity of going Abroad, the ivi E '' and. UTENSILS of a WINE and BRANDY ~, RetIANT. Every exertion will be used to retain the I`l°llnealonwith the Purchaser. It will be found well worth i c attention of any Gentleman desirous olembarki ng : in the ao ove Co ncern. . Address, post-paid to C. T. No. 49 - c h racechurcstreet, . L_ 4 - . 0 ENGINEERS, and 'ARTIFICERS accustomed to n fit up STEAM ENGINES: -Hr perfeft state to which Messrs. Boulton, is Watt and Co. have brought their Steam Engine, and veat utility becoming now so generally known has in creased the demand for their in this quarter So much, that it Is not in the power of those who are in the Trade to supply • The 'Public in ',any reasonable tim e w i t h •t h em. The Sub teribers,' with a view the better to accommodate the Public, lutios well as to promote, their own interest, have formed a reso n' o f embarking immediately on an extensive scale in this branch ' • and for this p urpose have just acquired a large, con litv,.nientProperty adjonung to their Foundery and Iron Manu ariVs, Suite adapted to that business, where, from S 66- , .„'ti,e . v of circumstances, the prospect is such as io talents noid n i t o he prt encouragement for a M anager, possessing the first ofession : Such a Pers be. to ki I nterest or Share in-the:Business, to on getl*r will with invited a Salary in Proportion to his'lnerit i , sad no advance of Capital will be requir e d on hi; part. --,-A number of c om pl ete M ec h an i cs, who arc in the pradice of fitting up Engines, will be wanted. Also tw o or three tine Steel Register Grate-makers, and a 159°d Artist as a Steel Engraver. Sober, good Tradesmen of these dcseriptions, will ti..fet with suitable encouragentenz, 411, 1 none else need apply. , I `,7'. B. An allowance for 'Travelling Charges will be given. 13 t•or further Particulars, application may he made to, John rdtitts Esq. Chatham-place, London ; William and Alex riVValkens, Esqrs., Biimingham ; 'Mr. James Thomson, ~ tatiOnary Warehouse, Manchester ; or to the' Subscribers, 1 allies Sword and Co. Ctuubarland-bnitdiugs, Glasgow. PROVISIONS. irRESH SALTED IRISH PORK, now 'MINIM ing, equal in quality and usefulness to the best Bacon, nuy be had. at ILBs., per Barrel, containing zoolbs. and up wards. The Barrel, Brine, and .spare Salt, are worth 6s. tots. Apply to Mr. EdinUnd Buckley, No. 27, Lawrence PoUnt ney.lane, London. 'THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in 1. general; are respedfully informed, 1';'1313-RG ESS and Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCllOVlS,:continues to beprepared by them in, the same malt:tier That' has given suchuniversal approbation for many years past.. 'nu long justly-acquired superiority or that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in.the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence o t Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them; from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every ()chef Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Captains.of Ships, &c. Officers in the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the Eist and West Indies, &c. ~ • Warehouse, No. to-7, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1802. PROPOSALS for Engraving, by Subscription, Under the Patronage of, and dedicated to Their Royal High_ nesses the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York, AN HISTORICAL- PRINT, to COMMEMO RATE the DEATH of His Excellency Lieutenant- General Sir RALPH ABE It CROMBY, K. B. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces in Egypt, who was mor tally wounded in an obstinate Engagement with the Repub= Bean-Forces of France, near Alexandria, the result of which was a complete ViCtory gained over them on the 2ISt of March, 18ot. Thomas Stothard, Esq. R. A. is now painting this na tional and interesting Subjed. To be engraved in the Line manner, by Francis Legat, His torical Engraver to His Royal Highness the Prince 'of Wales. This Print is undertaken and sanaioned with'the approba tion of the Family of General Abercromby, and will contain Portraits of the. Principal Officers who distinguished them selves on that glorious day, and particular attention will be paid to the Topography of the Scene where the Battle was fought. The Size ofthe Print will be that of the Death of Gcneral Wolfe, and the Price to Subscribers will be One Guinea and a Half; and Three Guineas. for Proofs, to be paid on deli ve.fy ; no Money being required at the time of subscribing. As the-Artist means to bestow the whole of his time on this Plate, lie experts to have it completed iu little friore than .Xwo.y.ears, when the. Subscribers will be served in the order of-their Subscriptions; and he pledges himself not to take off ' a single Proof, for sale, more than the number .subscribed for. • . Subscriptions are-received by Messrs. lOlMand Josiah Boy dell, Sliak.espeare_Gal/erv,-and No. go, Clieapside ; Messrs. George Nicol and - Sou;'llooksellers to His Majesty, ‘ Pall- Mall ; Egerton's‘`Militaty Library, Whitehall ; W. Clark, Bookseller, New Bondustreet ; Clay and Skriven, Printsel lers,- No. tB, Ludgate-hill; T. Kay,, opposite SoMerset House; F. Legat s , No. 3, Charles-street, Middlesex Hos ital ; and Alleu, Priarseller, and Archer, Bookseller, Dub- A QUEEN ANNE's FARTHING TO BE tOLI). T F any Person desirous of purchasing one, will send a Letter, post-paid, direded to j B. Gtantham, Lincolnshire, offering a handsome Price, he will appoint a respedable Office in London for its inspection. . To CABINET-MAKERS and 'UPHOLSTER :MU. AN Opportunity now offers, to any industrious Young Man in that Line, Who may come into imme diate Trade and Business, to succeed a Person who hai carried on the several Branches with credit for Thirty Years past;. the Lease of House, Shop, and Ware-rooms, with other Buildings ; are very advantageously situate ; rented upon easy terms, together with a number of respeelable Customers, with regular payments. The Books and Accompts will prove the Prohts yearly' ; and it may be said with truth, if this Persons quits his BUsineSs, no Man in Trade will leave a better example for his Successor, and to ensure a Fortune in a few years. Further Particulars and Terms, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser; and Auaioneet, at No. 160, Piccadilly. N. B. The Stock is reduced, in order to make it easy for the Purchaser, who may have immediate possession. TO BE SOLD, A Capital Pine-tone ORGAN, in' a beautiful Mahogany . Case, with Gilt Pipes, Shifting Movement to take of the louder to a softer tone; a Speaking Front, Eight Stops, and all the additional Keys. proper for so ele gant, good, and grand a Piece of Music, calculated and adapted for a Church or Chapel : the dirwnsion3 -are twelve tact high, si7f, feet seven inches wide, tour feet deep. This Organ cost 1671. as perfect as new, which at thiS time the Maker declares could not be made for less than Two Hun dred Guineas. To save trouble, the Price is 120 Guineas. Also a capital Patent Grand Piano Forte, in a very hand some Inlaid Gas; by Messrs. Longman and Broderip, with additional Keys and Pedals; cost Eighty Guineas, lowest Price Fifty Guineas: Further information and trial, by application to Mr. Kim herley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser and Audioneer, No. i6o, S'IR. SIDNEY SMITH. DRO PO S.AEfor publishing' a WHOLE LENGTH PORTRAIT . of Sir SIDNEY SMITH, front a Pidure, by Itobvrt Ker Porter. CONDITIONS To be engraved in Mezzotinto, by W. Say. The Size zsi inches by 17. Prints, plain, 11. is.—Ditto, in cOloitii - '2l: 2 S —Proofs, 21. 2s. . Half to be paid at the time of Avilki;itilng, and the re mainder on delivery, in the course c•f* 10.43; ilta. Subscriptions received b. t'" I ; .' 0 , Gerrard street, Soho ; an 1 j P. Tito •PPifir Ater t., His Ma jesty and the Duke anct Dot, .r - Great Newport street ;, and S . 1. WA R RAN". - L) A-4;: • No.. 26. COR LL , Iy4ESSRS. HORN::.': (::. ac ive quaint tilt: :;'.lll continue selling TICKETS and virnole.Tirne of. the Drawing or tth: State Lcttery, warranted un drawn at the tune • The Flours of Sale, in the Morning, a re tiom Eight Ili! Nine ; in the Afternoon. front Two till Eight. Also at their Offices LIVERPOOL and EXETER. Country Corresp - undents niay rely on their Orders being executed precisely on the same Terms as if present. • *** Prizes paid on demand. LIKENESSES in CAMEO on 1 VPRY, . • In imitation of Antique Gems. for Rings, or' Lockets, from pne to : Two Guineas each..' The milliner is extremely ..pleasing; and gives a Very spirited resemblance in Protilc. ,Specinagrisito be seen 554, •Strand; opposite Exeter. '• , _ _ _ _ - W . :?ARINT, 'Working jeweller, respeetfully requests the honour of the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, to hived a variety of New Patterns 9f Ear-rings, Neckltices, Ritgs, Bracelets, &c. of his own manufadure ; and hopes hi; moderate profit will ensure him a continuation of those FasioUrs he most gratefully acknowledges to have received. Sone seled Patterns of Bracelets, Neck-chains, 'Broaches, ,kc. made entirely of Hair. peautiful Copies of the newest Geld Patterns, double gilt, ,aid finished with such care, as no: to be disimguished front the finest Gold. Variety of Second-hand Plate, particularly Spoons and Forks. N. B. Y. amonds, Pearls, old' Gold and Silver, taken in ex:harige. 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 cery-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 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 1833. The Capital Mansion House, Offices, Garriens,'Orchard, &c. in the occupation of C. Hall, , 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 under an Agree ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas 1826. The Farm House and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the occupalionof Mr. Richard Simmons, Tenant at Will. The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Smith Tenant at Will. The Rouse, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler, Tenant at Will. The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant at Will,. The Wax .Manufaaory, with the Mansion Himie, Offices, and Grounds, in the Occupation' of B. Barrett,' Esq. under Lease, Foo years and upward of which are uncupired.• 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 Chambers, Tanfield-court, Inner Terriple ; 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 26th inst. from Ele ven till Four each Day (Sundays excepted), to delial Parti culars, and slicw the Prcmist.'s. COUNTY . OF BERKS. TO BE LETT, FURNISHED, A N exceeding good FAMILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in a Rural, "Dry, Healthy Spot, as : - :ny in the Kingdom, within Two Miles of the Great Bath Road, and Thirty-four from London._ The Premises haVe been recently fitted up, and equipped with every convenience; the Fixtures and Furniture equal, for the immediate accom modation of a genteel Family. Detached, the Stables, - Coacb-; houses, and other Out-buildings, inferior to none, in perfect repair, and served with most excellent Water; together with capital- Gardens, fully planted and cropped, and abounds with the choicest Fruit in the Seasons. The Pleasure-Grounds beautiful, and quite withirkitself, not expensive, nor subjed to any inconvenience whatever. The Roads are remarkably good in all Seasons ; in the Circle of a social, respedable Neigiibourhood, yet as retired as the most distant Part of the County. Furi'her Particulars and Terms by application to Mr. Kim berley, No, iGo, N. B. All King's Taxes, Rates, and other Out-goings, are included in the'Renti at a very moderate Sum ; or a Lea.: - .2 and the Furniture may be had at a fair Appraisement. [PRICE sr •PEN! OIFICE of COMMERCIAL CO.IIMISSIONERq; i ' _No. 7, Austin Friars, Ft 6 74Pititeiz. STATEMENTS of INCOME fill' the YEAR TagitP .. rr HE COMM'E'RCIAL MIIISSIONER'S -fin. the CIT v of LONDON' and it: Picinity, ds h ere b y give Notire, That i , :ptsrsn,me , ,:f the several Acie for granting certain Duties upon Income, they have appoilited their Secreta t y v THOMAS MARSHAM, Esl. to receive Sl4teMents of incline for the YearConsmencing.cu the sth day of April 1 . 62, and ending ctfllt s th 4 1 y of April 18163, jr6r: all P e rsry e n gaged iu T6.sae or Manzil.ioure sicithis the Limits of ihdr 7urisdic,7l.on, whose intOme from T r adepriitrizif:l;l4re.ibay amount. to 2001. and upwards*. • i• The Statements are to be sealed up a zd addreaed toI tbe said THoMAs MnitsHAm'E./. and , to he deliVered at- this Ohre, where attendance will be given to receive the same eveiy . ,.day (Sundays excepted) from Ten o'Clock. in thf, t'oresroon until Four o'Clock ill' the Afternoon, • • - . , fr , Everj• Person bringing a Statement is Zr rece i ve a amoer at this Office, by which isTittstber he is to reCeivc.the Certi:cate• of his As.iertmentwhen prepared. tHOIVIAS MARSHA4I.I, Ser. extent oftthe jurisdiellon - City' of London, the ..Citrand Liberty of Westminster, tht Portingtrot' South.. wait, theseveral Parishes.. within the Bills of Mortality, and the Parishes of St. Mary-le-Bunn end St.' Pancras, and all the: Parishes within the Counties of Middlesex, Essoc, Kent, and Surrey, any part whereof shall be situate within ten miles of the Royal Exchange. 11 I. Proper Forms, with Blanks, making . cut Statements, and printed Instrireions for estimating for !name, may Se hal at this Vffice. OFFICE of COMMERCIAL - 0011L1113.'s .iu ..), No. 7, Austin Friars, Fr,S. 20, I:):)E. mRE COMMERCIAL ,COMiIIISSL:IATERS for the CITY of - LONDON and its Picini:J., request the Public to take INktice, That all Persons engaged in Trade or Ma.: nufaaure within the limits of their jurisdigion, , whose tribution in.resprE7 of Income aching from Pracle or illanuf.qure shall amount to the Sum 201: or upcicards, dire REQUIEEI) to deliver their Statements at this Board; and farther, that !y the 39th Geo. 111. 'Cap .zz. it is ENA cr Fl 3 that all Statemegt., are to be delivered in on before the 3oth day of March annually, u:rder a Penalty of zol. THOMAS MARSHA EA ST INDIA HOUSE, , • February IQ, 1802. THE COU RT of D I KEG- T Sof the UNITRD COMPANY o f ME Wild NTS' • of ENG.: .LAND trading to the East„lndie.ti-do be)eby• give Notice, That the Transfer Books .of the :aid Company' Sr,ck -will be Shut on Thursday, the, 4thef March next, at Two o'clock, and Opened again on Thursday, the [sth yr April folk:v.4 , g. That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadenball.street, al Wedne4d6ty, the 24th March next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. That a General Court of the said Company will be'`held at their House in Leadenliall-street, on Wednesday, the I,: l th April next, from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six 17f the Evening, .for the .k.,1 anon of Six Diree7ors of the said Company, fir Four Years And that the Lists of the Members of the said Comj emit frill be ready to be delivered at this House, on Friday, the 26th March a " next. . If/MU/1M RAMSAY, ,yrc. To-Morrow wilt be published, Price is. 61. AFEW. OBSERVATIONS respettiiig the pre. sent STA'L'E of the POOR, and the Defeas of the Poe; Laws. With some Remarks upon Yariachial Assess mentsand E x tripsoilit uses By the Rev. H. B. DUDLEY, One of His Majesty's justices of the Peace tin the Cour.ty of Essex. London: Printed for T. Cackli, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand. This Day was published, In One Volume Quarto, price rBs. In boards, SCIENCE REVIVED ; or, The VISION of ALFRED. A Poem.. - In Eight Books: Printed for J. M. Qameau and Co. No. 51, Albemarle. street, Piccadilly • sold by the Publishers, Evans, Pall- Mail ; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; White, Eleet.street ; and Robinson, Paternoster-row. WILLIAM MILLER respeftfnlly informs the V V Public, that the SPLENDID EDITION of THE ARABIAN NIGHTS, Translated by the Rev. EDWARD IU RST,E R, Which has been preparing for a considerable time, will be ready tot publication early in April. A series of Twenty-tour P ictures,.illustrative of the Work, has been painted, expresSly for this Edition, by Robert Smirke, R. A. all of which have been put into the hands of a few of the first Engravers, who have produced a set of very tine and high-finished Plates in the line manner. fhe Work will be published in Five Volumes, odtavo, both Royal and Demy, with only °as HUNDRED COYISS, in Quarto; with Proofs of the Plates, on French Paper, and the Letter-Press in Bulmer's best manner, on Medium Vel lum Paper. Those Noblemen and Gentlemen who may be desirous of a Copy in Quarto, are requested to honour the Publisher with their names, or to send orders to their respetlive Book-, sellers, as early as possible, to prevent disappointment. N. B. A Volume of the Work may be seen int a te.w days, at the Publisher's, in Old Bond-street.. .The only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEY, invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. FOR Coughs, Colds, Asthinas, and Consumptions; this Medicine isunequalled, the Athniatic and Consump tive may rely on Relief, and by due perseverance, on a radical Cure. "Those whose Lungs are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of Glutinous Matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy.—lt opens the 'thoracic Duds—heals the soreness of theßreast--removes difficulty of 13reathing—promotes easy Expedoration, and prevents, as well as Cures, all Consump- • tive Affedions, so fatal to thousands in this country. The Linnaeus of Britain -- (for such Was .Sir John em_ phatically called); produced this Medicine by- concentrating • the virtues of that excellent Pectoral,' Honey ; and, by his stria 'attention to the analogy betwixt vegetable juices and animal fluids, was capable of judging of the t most proper Ve getable ProctuCtions,. to alleviate those, Infirmities to which huMan nature is subject; but -however great the bei.stit which Society at large have, and may reap from the labour of his active life and vigorous understanding, numbers have materially . suffered.through the. imposition daily pradised by wicked and designing men, for no Medicine was ever-so uni versally counterfeited as- ,this • and, a few- years ago, the Wife the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Petcrbro', had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London; A SERIOUS CAUTION. . • • 'Peterbro', Feb. 8, ..1789. WhereaS Lady Hill, Relict of Sir john . Hill, M. D. the inventor of the well-known Balsam of Honey, Inuit lately cornmencediaprosecution . against me, for selling a spuriOus Medicine olthaf name; •I - hereby declare, that the Balsam of"• •• • Honey, which I sold as genuine, -was prepared by a Chemist c - and Druggist in London, of whom I•have bought Ihr some time, supposing, such-Medicine to be genuine. I therefore' acknoti.leuv my sorrow for the injury sustained by many persons taking such spurious Balsam of Honey, particularly the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, wbo had nearly fallen a sacrifice by the use of;it. lona Hoitntisiv. The Genuine Balsam of Honey is a Medicinc of such exalt ed efficacy as to cure a common' cold by a fe‘t doses. It is an infallible preventative-of Consumption, by, preserving the - Lungs from ulceration and discharging the viscid phlegm by .easy expettoration. .It is as restorative as Asses' Milk, and - never disagrees with the stomach... • •• None can-be- genuine unless every dire6tion is signed "3, .. Shaw." Sold, wholesale and; retail by. B. Shaw, Ilig1).-stred, Borough, at 35. erd. or eight- hi Dale for !Lis. and they be had, by his appointrn2nt, of oneor m'src Vender in every town.-, Be careful to aslc for " Hill's ittisant of ;Honey." COUNTY OF BUCKS, Within z miles of the Bath Road, and 21 froin London, West. " ['HE LEASE of a. most'Complete HUNTING. BOX, fitted up and improved by an elegant Bow ; comprising a. spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing 7 room over, the shine size ; a Gentleman's Dressing-room or Study,: a Breeiklast-refun, toes Bcd-rooms on the First floor, and four Attic Bed-rooms for Servants ; a Kitchen, Scullery, and good Cellars. Detached is a Wash-house, a singularly neat Dairy, and Larder; a Stable for two Horses, and a Chaise house, with a Hay-loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for Poul try, and other Conveniencies' for Dogs, Piggery, . Coals, Wood, &c. Two neat Gardens, fully planted and cropped, bordered with flowering shrubs ; together with a rich Mea dtew adjoining . about Four Acres, remarkable for its produce and excellent herbage. The Premises are in perfect repair, served with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all seasons. The Front is bounded by the beautiful Village Green, with 'agreeable Plantations, and the verdure nearly equal to in closed AleAdo,vs. The Situation dry and healthy, zo years of the Lease unexpired, the Rent very low, anti the Taxes very moderate ; possessing every other Accommodation cal culated for a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from Business. The Roads good in every direelien. Further Particulars and Terms, by application to Mr. Kimberley, No. 160, Piccadilly; London- N. B. The Purchaser of the Lease to take the Fixtures at a fair Value ; and may be accommodated with the Drawing room Furniture, which is elegant, Carpet planned, and other Articles properly adapted to the Premises, together with the Live Stock, &c. if approved of, at a fair Appraisement. til" To be Sold cheap, a capital fine-toned Organ, 12 feet high ; also a Patent Grand Piano Forte-';, both as good as new. May be viewed. Enquire AS above: . COUNTY OF BERkS, In the most pleasant part of Windsor Forest. TO BE SOLI), .with immediate Possession, _ _ - - THE LEASE of a NEAVVILLA, in the true Cottage Style, but possesses all the Comforts and Ac commodations equal to a Mansion, and has always been oc cupied by Families of Respeetability ; comprising a sub stantial Brick and Sashed Dwelling-House, with Offices compleat. A Five-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, wait a Room and Lott over. Behind the, Stables and Coach houses is a snug -Farm-yard, with a Cow• house ; Standing for two Horses, Sheds for Carts, Piggery and Poultry. On the side next to the-Offices detached is a Wash, Brew and Bake-house, with Coppers belonging to the Premises. In .the Yard is a large Shed divided for the use of Materials, Wood, Peat, Turf, &c. Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden, fully planted and cropped, with Melon-pit, Green-house, Gardener's Room, and a pleasing Gravel Walk, th, Borders singularly planted:with flowering Shrubs and Evergreens, now in high perredion ; together , with an Orchard of the best choice or Trees, and three beautiful Meadows encircle the whole; about is Acres, well fenced and watered. The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for the parity of the Air,lbeing,within two mileS of the celebrated Sunning Hill Wells, the verge of the Forest, only four Miles from Wind sor, on the Reading ForeSt Road, near the Royal Stag Houn4s, His Majesty's new Rides, the Parks, and the vict nity.of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be equalled en 4 miles from the Metropolis. . N.B. 1 here are eight years unexpired of the Lease at Lady-day next, 1802 ; the Rent is low, and-the TaxeS easy. Terms and Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, -No. 160 Pic cadilly. The Purchaser may be accommodated with' the neat Furniture, which is as good as new ; the Live :aid Dead Stock also at a fair value. LANCASHIRE. Commanding SITUATION for MANUFACTURERS. ... TO BE LETT for a long Term, THE Capital Modern Built MANSION of HEALE Y HALL, late the Residence - of Colonel Chadwick, near Rochdale, in Lancashire,LlaLthe cupied . therewith ; together with farts as may be , thought desirable alcertain Other Farms corirfgtious thereto ; and also five or six powerful Falls Of ,Wateeton - the River Spoilden, running through the said Lands;-:--, , „ The Premises abound with building Timber, Stone, and excellent Coal,- and are situated on a OW Turnpike Road, scarcely two miles from the aboite Market Town ; the whole Country rich in Trade, and swarming with Manutaelurers ; where the aspiring Trader will not easily find another place (untenanted), affording the same compleat accommodariuns of Land :and Water, equal to the support of any .variety of Machinery, and any extent of Works that a rapid inctease.of Capital may be likely to demand. Possession may be had, probably at Michaelmas next, or even sooner, certainly at Lady Day, do 3. • For further Particulars apply, by letter, to Charles Chad. wick, Esq. at Healey Hall, belbre the 2c,01 or April mai. vela. as, 1g02.. • 7 '