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Xl7O 1. 13 7 : , • , 1 .--f -,,, ,p_ , 1 e l • . 1. 4 _ ......7 , ~...:,_„.A ,_ ~..... ' l. ...--...c.. . - •j• ' - ::; - -tl-4‘ll ' Y ' c 7 - II:, L .' .c.."' 0 .- . -;.o. a • by ~ ": „11,3 44 ,,, A. ~ / il I V l \, J ' . N e4c.. s ,ilA • f e ) 4 Tr ‘ri _AL * l - e, 41' ~00a• In org 'OOll ,Doi. .7, Jot ,; gfCJ ) ----/ C, ~.-, ; ;rig atly u I ( ncs :,; r;. ___. {~~Cst~- ! . c ratii e Di *or~ rig iiig ' .°- r aullf ag lot 4 ; ' rifc" 3t, till° 1 , 13('1.. coik' itiv tlL t. `,. , .•, EL3 6 3 ONTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MONDAY EVENING, Nov. zs c 1802, - • • will be per Formed, THE WAY TO KEEL' .HIM. . Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. C. KEMBLE Lovemore, Mr. WROUGHTON ; r. . The Widow Belm M our, Mrs. IPALMER 0 lt DAN. Mts. Lovemore, Mrs. POPE ; Lally Constant, Miss MELLON ; Muslin, Miss POPE. • WITH MIDAS. Jupiter, Mr. SEDGWICK: • juno, Mrs. HA RLOWE ; Apollo, Mr. KELLY t Pan, Mr. CAULFIELD, Midas, Mr. SUETT • Danuetas, Mr. WA THEN ; Sileno, Mr. DIGNUM ; Mysis, Miss TYR E R ; Daphne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Nysa, Mrs. BLAND. "Th e Deaf and Illrnh. with The Devil to Pay. li,v),,,ilLtrletta of Midas cannot be acted for some time after call e d account sold new Musical Piece, in Two Ads, D fil e i c t ot t a il t h io e 94 , e n t \ '' v b e e thes , y w n , h e i x c t h , will he performed, tbr the with new Scenery, and Decorations Previous to which, the Tragedy of Douglas. Cy:I 4I, \ L if IT RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ONDAy EVENING, Nov- 15, 1802, will be presented, TriE MAN OF THE WORLD. , Pertinax Nlacsycophant, Mr. COOKE • • Lord Lumbereourt, Mr. WA DDY ; - • • Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON ; . Melville, Mr. CORY ; • ' And Egerton, Mr. SIDDONS. Betty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS • L ad Constantia Mrs. H. SI - ID DONS ; 011%; 4 •;, I Y 11 •QdUlpha•L'umbercourt; !kits. H. JOHNSTON tiers. - " e sdaY, Thursday, and Saturday, Delays and Blun ilk Th at e guence of the extreme overflow from all parts of relo4t - ",7 - last night at the Opera of The Cabinet,. it will tivice More this season, , which will he on \Ved a he• A ; ( -7 1 k,' Fritla•% . ..neXt ; and . the week after will he produced • s i s-°fi lic'Oirera, called F .Quarrels, with, new Mu- Dres6cs and Decorations. HAN?(4-•,, v•EI SQUARE CoNCER't ROOMS. - 4 ' 33 LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, - with an o AnnfTioN of PICTURES this'' ; CASON *, is !lbw Pen . and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, "' Nine in .the Morning till Evening. _ . Admittance Om Shilling. • THE very dis.tingtrished tApprobation which • k 0 BA RTS - and P LOW NI.A.)I's New Mann fadory has Ila r L e nced froM HER MA JES y. THE ROYAL F.A.- th tii • re , the Nobility an d Gentry , &c. claims from them ftAcknowledgem&ts. They flatter themselves, gali c .Cit unremitting attention to produce Taste and h t h at in tlkir Extensive Collection for Fashionable Dress, t h! t e e XC eeth in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited Is Count the l % v an : r t - P. being the Inventors and Manufaditrers, warrant ear ofev ery Article sold in their Warehouse ;• and beg mel• iLr"\Vl" th e ,Public, they are only to be had genuine at No. r, Chandos-street, uovent-garden. ( . TT _Cik 7 i , ' 'r - LP4 4, - -. INN, sAur HILL, BUCKS. v; ei C punbre ishn - i i' ;.ll.e_n L ra L ig . f..o, ( s.r f u r tl o ill n ek i rns t ta l o t n e yt C hFe r a o Nv : obi v rs n . h j et !: hi r a , cs ar S iirl l et r ar x y t a t . g ):an i hr l e , d.. ) . I p ene l,a,(l moSt respedfully informs them that he t r x e o , ,, oc a_s ci+pie`4toe abo vementioned Inn; part of which was lal he ha s p fit t ed roai in np in the most ample, modern, and commodious The l°s 'ible, for their Accommodation. "Mina House Pleasantly situated on a most he r a r l h th e y v an i d ) ages ° ridin g Spot, from whence there are Views o i - tla r .f Farnham Britwell, Burnham, and the Seats of the RetO ul s Qt. T homo ' nd, Lord Grenville, J. Penn, Esq. &c. to. tamin g with a very rich Country : from the Garden app_er... t tr n t o it, which is very extensive, containing more thil ?Jr or Ground one half of which'is laid down in liiihPre-walks and Shrubbery, are Views of Eton College, den-lbs°,l..eastle, the Forest, &c.—The Entrance to . the Gar rlielicee.4llg i mmediate from the Hodie, avoids' the inconve -10,, Jpssing through a Stable -yard, ezc. tto '-'''' t:E CI L, at - the same time that he solicits the Pa bezil;\" °t the Nbbility, Gentry, and the Public at large, , P.ir't t te ' assure, them that • nothing shall be wanting on his tr 'zst°, 4- P, ll der every ' part of the Accommodation such, as he , . Zil. l merit their Approbation. . . d with Sets of ' ,o or r , s ‘ nvate Families may be accommodated ' • eft . I: -----. : .el 7 attention will be paid to the Posting Business ; TMlti ‘ .l-0 THE LOVERS OF FRUIT. — A, : WM. CoRNWELL, Gardener, High S`' e et . C ar net,' Herts, now offers for sale his remarkable Lki; -41 Prolific.' Ra ' s'berry which, for largeness of Fruit, : argeY anj flavour, excels every other kind of that I. ruit.— r branches on the'a() Fruittelreer r i u n t e i v 3 x o y i e l - d re . sent last Tune and luly to F' yens,PProhatiOn Of the ' Public. street, which highly met ll'hne- o P r r n ti w it " ,b il e , a_ring Plant- t s each, to be had of Mr. 1 Plants at AU Orders, with ready liil' ,, ill . ebe e d a ' re d f n ily lv a ' t e tended to. ` -- P t • ------------- f u uNECWIN E. • 11 t, ve ry extensive Sale which J. Dale, Proprie -ilay,,,or the English Wine Warehouse and Vaults, No. 2.7, I f eiirs -4 t .„Net, near Coventry -street, experienced the thiee last I,l r s:tr l - ' r h is'juitiy • 4ebrined Lund Wine, which has been i'n'l ° tit t orle' the fa ' ;ourite Beverage in France, has enabled 0 ,, -ar tllli e end his forrner• Assortment so considerably, that iraotit" of Tawn or Country may be supplied with any t,c e lliv l ; Pit at t l -•-t age when it is acknowledged to be in i7, 4 t4 ev tl h %state or perfeC'tion. As.an incontrovertible proof r r ;eSir ed o 4 e. some qu-lity of this Wine, the Propritor will, -, •ter s -,',!,glve a reference to some of the first Medical Cha ,,llfic4 ;"no regular t• ly drink it in their Families. p r ,"• 1; e- P- Per Dozen—Bottles to be-returned or paid for.. iv,ocl 1., P' fr the Country, accompanied w i it t h '' t h l. ' s ,' °r an order 'for payment in London, attendec o \__p____Prituality 0- t; 17 :--------- -- To ti.,- "E-HOUSE TAVERN, and HOTEL.. 'o f t' LETT andthe LEASE SOLD, of an 1 ) .. obi .. . ~ " 1 r i n , established and very genteel HOuse as above, and ~ L t , Lull Trade. ' *ilv e e ;_ e s (from Principal) addressed A. B. at r. Rogers, anlith, Ch aring -Cross, will meet attention. S T. CROIX, DANISH WEST INDIES. At Q arr ‘-' - Tfl BE , ' SOLD BY AUCTION, leaZay's Coffee-house, London, in .March next ( un - Ilfit-- an acceptable offer shall be sooner made); TUN PLANTATION called BEES trld 1.°14 HILL - . N the rapt . , situate landi: and a half from Bass everyot, ... al of the Is, with about Ninety-three h ° l all descriptions, a good stock of Cattle, and te st ate, er requisite for the advantageous occupation of t l le i n s ,awhich consists of about xso Acres of excellent but :'•vll 4t lr and Provision Grounds a very small 4 ' l o valuable in its kind.'excellent Dwelling-house W e, oe of th e „, ~ An (: , ,, i "t Indi es, t . 1 . 4 ,an test and most healthy situations . in the portion 1 1 1 1 1 (1 0 m l ill , flo i ng- h i oi c i s c e e , iv t! twl))lers, CII ring -Cellar, tiletw,iris, MolassesThree- stall e itable:oach-house, and other de- r r, Rum sets of to 11 4 ,, e icteeS: the whole in ' good repair. ' The Purchase r 'his t. , Possession on the Is' of August, .18,33. . 114 e Pu ; 11 ". e Y to he p_aisdaii'ne usher'‘ -- tisfactory Bills, 1 ° P. - v4i at tile tone of Cent. at the time of deli tat tlen4.l)os.ses4ion, and tli remainder by four yearly Instal -1; 6 I,l.Zith Security for payment in London, with Interest ttlil'4l,rrheteln't.i.rticulars may be had by inquiry on the Pre -4t orVrt lien Vanderme6ch, MuscoYy-court, Tuwer' l 4 4ll eris ` 4ll, Ser.leant's Inni..Elcet-stre.et, Loatioll•- • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1802. MURDER. PUBLIC-OFFICE; BOW-STREET, Novemberjr, iSoz. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. ATHEREAS a most atrocious MURDER was V V committed on the Body of a Gentleman, on Satur day Evening last, on or near that part of Hounslow Heath which lies between the Town of Hounslow and the Bar racks. Whoever will apprehend, or give such information to Sir RICHARD FORD, Chief Magistrate of the Police, at the above Office, as may be the means of apprehending and con viciing the Party or Parties guilty of the said MUrder, shall receive THE STROLLING PLAYER. Just 'published, In Three Volumes, urn°. Price 12S. in boards, MHE STROLLING PLAYER..; ox, LIFE AND ADVENTURES or WILLIAM TEMPLE- To.u. Sold by H. D. Synionds, -Paternoster-row ; and to be had of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. ' This ..Day was , published, price Timo Shillings, 111110 EMARKS on the French GENERAL REY NIER's NARRATIVE of the :CAMPAIGN in EGYPT. .By an OFFICER employed in that Country. London Printed for Cadell and- Davies, in the Strand, by Trewman and Son, High=street, Exeter, and sold by them, and all other Booksellei-S.s This Day was published; In Four Volumes, Price 14s. boards, NEVILLE CASTLE ; gr, The Get)erous Cam.. brians. By Miss PURBECK, Author of Rainsford Park, &c. London: Printed for. Dutton, No. 4s, Gracechureh_ street ; T. Hurst, Paterno s ter-ro w ; J . C awt h orn, tine-street ; and sold by all other Booksellers. This Day was published, in Royal Odavo, Price 16s in boards, . ADIGESTED INDEX to the 'CHAN CERY, REPORTS containing the, Points of Equity determined in the High Court of Chancery from - the Year 1689 to-the year - 180 t, to which is added, a Table of the Names of Cases. . . • t. In Royal - Odavo, t6s. in = b oards, The LAW of LAND LORD and TENANT, including Leases, Assignments, Te nants in Fee, &c. Rent, MOrtgages, Copy hoick', Lodgings, Waste, Fixtures, Notice :.to Quit, . Ejedineuts, Distress, Poors Rate; &c. &c. To which is added, an, Appendix of Precedents. - • ' • - • • By WILLIAM WOODFALL, of the Middle Tempk, Esq. Barrister at Law. London: Printed for j. Butterworth, Fleet-street. SCOTT'S MINSTRE)i.SY.OF THE BORDER. In the PreSs, and speedily will be published, 'ln Two Volumes Odavo, 4INSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH BORDER ; consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads, col leded in the Southern Counties of Scotland ; with a few 'of modern date, founded on local tradition. Second Edition, with considerable Additions, by the Editor, • WALTER. SCOTT, Esq. AdvoCate. Printed at the Kelso Press, for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row, London. - N. B. A Third Volume of the above Work is in forward ness, and will be published. early next yeor. This Day was published, Price ±s. 6d. sewed, ADESCRIPTION -tif the WATERING_ PLACES on the SOUTH-EAST - COAST of DEVON,. frorn the River EXE to the DART inclusive; 'comprehending Dawlish, Teigninouth,.Shaltion and Tor quay. With a Sketch of their local History, and a Tour td, and concise AcCount of; Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Seats,. and Objeasin the Vicinage Of cash, worthy the attention of the Antiquary, and 'Admirer of Pieluresque - and Romantic Scenefy- Embellished with Four Etchings. By- W. HYETT. - Exeter': Printed and sold by Trewrnan and Sou, High street ; sold also by Cadell and `Davies, Strand, London ; and all other Booksellers:..- . . -i MODERN HISTORY. 17- ii"HE Aticient Part of Dr. MAVOR's UNI- X VE RSA L HISTORY being. now completed in Nine VolumeS; the Public are respectfully informed, that the First Volume of the Modern History will be published on the ist of Ottober, and that a Volume will continue to be publish— ed on the First Day of `every Month, till the Sixteen Vo lumes, of which the Modern History is to consist, are corn-. pleted. As the Public opinion of the merit and utility of this Work has been most unequivocally expressed, by the rapid and extensive sale of the Niue Volumes which have appeared, it is not deemed necessary to expatiate on the claims which The Modern History will possess, to a continuance of the same nattering patronage. . It is obviou - S,.that tO . all persons to whom the great Uni versal History, in 66 large Volumes Octavo, is either too.ex pensive, or too voluminous, Dr.• Mayor's Universal History, in 25 . moderate-sized Volumes, must be a most desirable ac quisition. The VolumeS are sold at ss. in boards•; or, upon common paper, at 3s. yd. in boards ; and single Volumes, or complete Sets, may be nad oral' Booksellers. No. 7r,. St. Paul's Church-yard, August 25, 1802. • FIFTY POUNDS REWARD N. B. 'Thedeceared, among other things, was robbed of a round hat, maker's name Robinson, Charing-cross, a pair of half.boots, supposed to have the name of Steele written in side, a pair of white cotton stockings, and a cane stick, with a sword blade in it. An old Loar'se hat, and an old pair of shoes were found near the body, supposed to have been left by one of the 'per sons' concerned in the MUrdr ; the shoes appear to have been worn without stockings, and it is suspected one of the Murderers afterwards put on the deceased's hat, stockings, aid half-boots. , • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven'-street, Strand, Nov. 3, 1802. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE :LAST RE— PORT, viz. ,C. s. d. Hugh Burgess; Esq. (per Messrs.`Goldneys inh Benefadion) ' - - - - A. too o o John Miller, Esq. - - - - 30 0 o Robert Stevenson, Esq. - - - io o , John Hatsell, Esq. - - - A. 55 0 R. M'Ghie, Esq. (pePMr. Fynmore). - - 5 a ° Charles Polhill, *Esq. - - - - A. o Wm. Lock, Esq - - - - A. 2 2 o Francis .Greg, Esq. (per Secretary) - .1. 2 2 0 Mr. Hearnden,. t 3 ist Benefadion - o 2 0 E_ B. (per Mt. Weltbrd) - - - io a 0 Found in the. Letter-box - - • - 4 3 6 4. 173 16 6 D' - charged and relieved from various, Prisons, So Debtors, for the sum of , ' - x 7 6 ,14 I Considered the Caws of 43 Petitioners—Approved 35- 7 -Re ferred for Characters 2 Petitions—And reject e d s. Benefattions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheney-walk, Chelsea; also by -Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co.. St. James's-street; Wares, Fleet treet ; Fuller,'and Co.; Lombard-street ; Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Verc, Lticadou, Tr4Jughten and Co'. Lombard , , treet ; and by the Secretary, N0.,7, Crwien-streer, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who' are inclined to 'support .this- Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. This Day was published, price is. 6d. ISERMON, preached in L a mb e th Chapel, on Sunday. the 27th of June, 1802, at the Consdcratipn'of the Right Reverend GEORGE ISAAC HUNTING FORD, D. D.-Lord Bishop of Gloucester. By, the Rey. WILLIAM HAWLEY, M. A. Fellow of Winchester Col 'lege. Published by'coinmand of the Archbishdp. ' Printed for J. FLitchard, Piccadilly, London, Messrs. Hanwell, Parker, and Cooke, Oxford ; and Burdon, Win chester. • ARCHER and HAUGHTON, •from riah Poplin. and Tabbinet Manufacturers a- d Mercers to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess - of }lurk, Dutchess of Wirtetnberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, I - lenrietta-street; Covent-garden, London. The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank and Fashion, 'it is ho'ped has sufficiently established, ail the opinion of a discerning Public„ the decided superiority of Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silyer, Figured, and Plain Charnberry Muslins and Italian Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c: to render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver tisements Of others, whose chief pretension to the,. trati, is the copying of their Advertisements. CAUTION. . • Whereas Archer and Haughton have been credibly in. formed, that a gi'eat many people in this kingdom are now, and have been, for some time past, manufatturing and sel ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferiOrviality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufadory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, and a Fross impo sition on the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any person or persons so yending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their ManufaCture, that was not at - Wally bought,at their House ,*.* Merchants supplied to any Amount. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other HonSe in Town, which they are enabled , to sell (for readyynOneYl at prices much lower than they can be had eliewhefe, the whole being of their own .manuladure :—they, consist of white' and black Bornbazeens, Chamberry Muslins,' Cambric Sarsenets, Rasciimores tor• Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants; &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide 'Poplins of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard; Velures, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clerdmen and Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, laehig of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House.‘ N. B. Ladies own Spinning nianufadured into Poplins or Tabbinets; Tabberays . for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manufaclured on the shimest notice. Copy of a Letter received by Mr. ScorT, of Edinburgh, and forwarded by him to the Proprietors of the GENUINE SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, No. is, Soho-Square, London • _ T AM very happy to inform you of the good effed 1 I have experienced from the use of SPILSBURY's DROPS recently procured from you. The-following is a short statement of my Case : About a year since 1 perceived a small pimple on my right leg, which gradually increased, dischar g ing a thin acrid hu mour ; several large boils then appeared, and both legs were affected, till at last the fore part of my right leg became ul cerated from the knee to the foot ; the pain was so acute that I was reduced to the necessity of keeping my bed, not being able to walk •, I lay in this condition near six months, during which time I consulted several Medical Gentlemen, but with little elfel, till fortunately I was advised by a friend to try SPILSBURY's DROPS, which I sent for to your Shop ; 'the good etteCts of which have been most - surprising, for in a short time my legs were healed, and my health and strength restored; which, under Providence; I'can attribute . only to the excellence of the above Medicine, and am happy to say that at the present period I am in every reaped as sound in my limbs; and as perfeelly well 'in health and strength, as I have ever been at any former period of my life. • I am, Sir, your obliged Servant, Dean, near Edinburgh, WILLIAM WILSON. `VeinJy, 5, 1802. the undersigned, do certify to the truth of the above Case : Mrs. MILLER, , Groer,, Edinburgh. itoilExT BROWN, Weaver, Water of Leith. ARCH. Fir FR, Weaver, Dean, near Edinburgh. The above Drops ate sold by the general venders in town and country, with a black Stamp affixed to each bottle, marked " Sr Its sußy and Co. No, 1, Soho-square." Also the words; " By the King's Patent," on Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper. ' This Day were published, ' In One large Volume Bvo. Price Half-a-Guinea, in boards, pUBLIC. CHARACTERS of 18oz-3, being a New Volume of Biographical Memoirs of EMINtENT LIVING 'PERSONS, faithfully and impartially drawn from authentic sources, The following are among the most considerable of the Memoirs contained in the present Volume : Lord Auckland Rev. Richard Polwhele Dr. Jenner • • IVIr. Harris, of Covent-Gar- The Goldsmids den Theatre - Lord Macartney Mr. Christopher Anstey Earl of Harrington Mr. William Gifford Dr. Vincent • Professor Carlyle Archdeacon Paley MT. Henry Mackenzie Admiral Roddam Dr. Busby Sir Richard Hill, Bart. Mrs. Billington ' Rev. : Rowlaud Hill Mr. William Hutton, F.A.S. Dr. John Law • Dr. William,Thomson 1)r. George Hill Sir William Ousely Admiral Sir Roger Curtis Sir Francis Burdett Dr. Thornton .- . Mr. James Watt Major General Ira Allen Mr. John Palmer, late of the Mr. Thomas Jones, of General Post-Office. Canibiidge Lord Minto. Dr. Trotter. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by . T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ; by J. and 'T. Carpen ter Old Bond-street; J .. Ginger, Piccadilly ; by E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; I. Archer, Dublin ; and all other Booksellers. Of wiioiri may 'be had, 'the Pout former Volumes of this Work; price•Hall-aXuinea each in boards. • Critical Opinions upon the neceding Volumes. " This work excites much curiosity because it professedly treats of living _Charaders, and we infer that its information is impartial arid Correa. I t is but justice to own that we have been altogether amused by the publication."—British Critic. " A spirit of candour and. moderation evidently pervades the present. publication. Some of Ole characters 'are drawn with great discrimination, and display an acuteness of powers, and a felicity of expression, . not to be found in the fleeting produetions of the day. In short, the work abounds in moral and critical obserVatii - ins that evince corredness of judgment, and delicacy of taste."—London Review. • . " This Work discovers respedable traits of discrimination, and has the merit of being uncontaminated by the virulence of party spirit."—Critical Review. The, memoirs contained in these. Volumes are full - and accurate in point of information; judicious in their literary and critical strictures: and exhibit well drawn and appro priate charaders of their respedive subjeCts. They are not written under the uniform influence of any particular-theo logical or political bias."—New Annual Register. " This Work proceex6 according . to its. first design, and 'it seems to improve as it'advanceS with time. - The volumes contain a considerable number of memoirs of persons, Our' contemporaries, who Nur:. in the moral, the political, and, the scientific walks of society. The discussion of living cha raet.-.rs is a difficult and delicate task, but in the execution of it, the Authors of this Work have acquitted themselves with as much success as can reasonably be expelled."—Monthly Review. [PRICE SIXPENCE. GEN6RAL POW OFFICE, Noz,cuther 12, JOHN HATFIELD standing ckrged upon Oath with Counterfeiting the Hand-writing of a Member of Par liament in the Superscription of Letters. to be, sent by the Post, in order to avoid the Payment of the Dray on Portage. • Whom'ler shall appl4hend the said :jes'_ /FIN - ond secure him in any of His 11112jes!y' 3 Goo/Jb: this 'Kingdom, within Three Months from the Date hereof, will receive A REWARD OF FIFTY' POUNDS. Ry don ma nd of His Majecty's Postmaster Gc,eral, FRANCIS FREELING, See. The raid yOliN HATFIELD is about 45years of age; born at a place called Cradden Brooke, at the eXtrenrib• of the County of Chester, adjrining to Yorkshire and Derlishire : he i.e the Son of a Clothier there, and that business until be married a Lady of Fami . ly, mar?) , "ears ago, when he removed to near Chester, and afterwards to near Liverpool, and appeared as a Gentleman.—He was for several years confined it Scarborough Gar 4 and aboxt tvroyears since v.s.r relayed, when he went into the ntlgolourhoOd of Tiverton, a7 , tl married a second Wife, who is still living; he entered into Partnership in the Mereartile Line in that neighbourhood; and in June last'he was diciared a Ban 4 ., rupt, but never surrendered to the Commission. LTC speht several weeks at Keswick, arid the neighboicrhood, daring the- Summer, on a Tom' to the Lakes, where he rcpretenied him3elf as the Hon. Alexander Hope, M. P. and in that charaaer franked several Letters. , On the 2el of Oflober he was married at Lorton Cburch l near Keswick, by the name of the Hon.. A. Hope; to a ioung woman, the daughter of a person who keeps ,an Inn adjoining the Lake of Buttermere ; be absconded from theuce soon afterwards ; was at Ravenglass on the 2,6 th e f Oetober, took the Coach from thence to ,Lancaster, and was at the Hotel at Chestrr a few days afterwards, where he slept,,and went away on foot the next morn. ing. He Is about 5 fret lo inches high, stout 4nade, f:;21 face, bright eyes, light thick eye-brows - , strong Zutrathet a light beard, fine teeth, has a smiling countenance, • good address, and manners of a Gentleman : he has a scar on one of his jaw bones near the chin; the two middle . fingeri of his left hand are stiff from an cld wound, and he has a custom of pulling them straight with his right hand; is Imo; alive, ancl.has.a spring in his gait. PUBLIC-OFFICE; BOVV-STREET, November 6,1 S z. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. 'WHEREAS JOHN IJATFIELD, a Bankrupt, stands charged with FELONY, ill not having sur rendered himself to the Commissioners, pursuant to Procla mation, and according to Law Whoever ‘v ill apprehend him, or give Information to Sir. Richard Ford, Chiet Magistrate of the Police, or Mr. "Tun- ton, No. 4, Punp-court, Temple, so that he may be safely lodged in any of His Alajesty's.Gaols, shall receive FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. The said John Hatfield has lately torrimitted several Frauds end Felonies in the Neighbourhood of Keswick, anl of the' Lakes in Cumberland, under the name of Hope, arid particularly has betrayed and married a young Weman ut Buttertnere - , in that- CouriTy, •-• He is about feet tointhes in ivight, age about 44, full face, bright eyes, thick cye-broWS, strong but light beard, .good complexion with some colour, thick-but not very prominent nose, smiling countenance, good, teeth; a scar on one of his .cheeks near the chin, very long thick light hair; with a great deal of it grey, done up in a club, stout made, square Shoul dered, full breast and chest. rather. corpulent and stout limbed, but very active, and has rather a spring in his gait, with apparently a little hitch in bringing up one leg ; the two middle' fingers of his left hand are stiff from an Old' wound, and he has a custom of frequently putting therts straight with his right. Has something of toe Irish brogue in his speech. Pretends to have served in the Army, and to have been much abroad. N. B. Was confined many years in Scarborough Gaol. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. TN exciting the Public Attention to these Va.. luable Drops, an enumeration.of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than had f a century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cure of every species of Fever,. especially the Yellow or Putrid; tbr which they are eminently distingu►shed, the Pro- prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest 'gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in. fluence,and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial effeds.; The Family Bottle, 21,5. is only to be had at.the Doaor's House, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-squire, where Books of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation executed. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as a safe and effedive aperient, may be had at all the above. Places, in boxes, at 25; 9d. FOR DISORDERS OF THE 130WELS, • • DALEY's CARMINATIVE. - A CAUTION ~To MERCHANTS AND AGENTS, IN CONSEQUENCE OF 'THE ' STAMP DUTY UPON ALL MEDICINES EXPORTED. • WHEREAS many Counterfeited 'Sorts of this Medicine are olfered-for-Sale by sundry Druggist; and others, under specious pretences ; and whereas repeated Complaints have been made of the bad Effects of these Com positions, all Purchasers' arc requested to be particularly • careful in observing, that the name of F. N EW !SERV is en graved in the Stamp, which is pasted.on each Bottle, as the surest mark ofauthentictty; and that in the Bill-Of Diredions, . in which such Bottle is wrapped, is the following EXTRACT FROM TILE WILL OF THE LATE MR. DALEY: " And whereas, I did many- years' since instruct my Daughter Frances, now the - Wife of Anthony Gell, of North street, Westminster, Gentleman, in ..the Art and Method of preparing, compounding, and making up a certain. Medicine, of. which I . am the sole Inventor, called and universally known by the Name of Dalby's Carminative ; I have again in§truded, and communicated to my said Daughter, Frances Gell, the Secret of preparing or making up the said Medi cine ; and I do hereby constitute and appoint my said- Daiigh, ter, the sole Preparer this useful ap point _likewise give to my said Daughter, - Frances Gell, the sere Property • of the said Carminative, and all Profits arising.from the Sale thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever." • This excellent Medicine is a most' safe effeclual, and in, general an immediate Remedy for the Wind, Cholics, Con.. vulsions,. Fluxes, and other Disorders .in the Bowels of In tants ; and is equally serviceable to persons of all Ages, for internal Complaints occasioned by . bad Liquors,' Fruit, &c. &c. It is sold wholesale - only at Mr.. Newbery's r the only Warehouse for Dr. James's Powde , :), No. c, in St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coach-Way, a tew doors from the Cor ner of Clieapside, London, in Bottles,-price is. 6d: eadh, and 3d. Duty.—Also retail, by his appointment, at Messrs. le bouleand Co.'s,' No. .150, and T. Bidding, No. 76, - Oxford.: street; T. Wade's,'.No. 13,. Old Bond-street; Bayley and • Co.'s, CockSpur-sttdet; W. Barry's, stationer, Bridge , sireet, Westminster; B. 'Burcheit's, Long-Acre ; I. Wa•d, No. 325,' Holborn; T. Tutt's, Royal Exchange; and W. • Clarke's, No. 269, Borough High-street. ..' . :0‘ ~ z :;`z ~.. i ~hr~ .f i :tfi :, , C ti ~ •`„.ti :; :~~~ V } .r J -' ' i :~ r ,{ , P • .10"