The Sun. — London, England, 1802-01-30 00:00:00

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The new Afterpiece or . .. Urania, Or The I IlurniO, con th-11.1ig.,'to • be . received with the - highest appl a us by over. flowriotice g Audiences, will b e repeate d every Even i ng till furthbr t - *-- Vv f Ili —Tuesday • the 7 , of Venice Pceserv'd. eciiieszny,' king the curth. Thursday, the Comedy of geasure. for M. • And on Friday will be aded, for the firsa time at this The atre a Comedy, i n four Ads, called Heig h() tor. a Husband ! dt'sTay's Orphan, Cthigreve's Double Dealer, _and The -Winter's Tale, by Siiakspeare, are in rehearsal. A new Five Atts (4 . , led the fals e D emetr i us, is in rehearsal, will be produced as soon as possible. . , O THEATRE- ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. N MONDAY NEXT,,. FEBRUARY r3t, will be pertornied• the Tragedy, called ALFONSO, .KING OF CASTILE. With ,New Dresses and Scenery. !, • The ,Principal Charaaers by Mr.-COOKE Mr.' H. JOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY - Mr. WILLIAMS, 111 r. WHITFIELD, Mr. DAILENPOR.T, Mr.WADDY ; Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, IVlrs. ST. LEDGER, - • Mrs. I3EVERLEY, and Mrs. LATCHFIELD. W ITU lIARLEQUIN's ALMANACK ; On Tuts' or,-TH ne w E FOUR SEASONS. - ' Harlequi n ' s A l manack. m a the Coedy of Folly as i t Fli es, w i t h In consequence of the great demand for Places for the new - Traged? of Alfonso, it will be repeated on Wednesday. with the COmedy ol.oVe-a-la-Morle, and on Friday, with the Re view, or the Wags of Windsor. On Thursday, the new Cornett)* of Folly as it Flie., with :the musical Drama of Paul and Virginia, being the last time those Pieces can be represented this Season, on account. of a new Comic 'Opera, called The Cabinet, which will be pro duced very speedilY• Ladies anci.Centleinen who have Places for Mrs. Billing ton's Nights of Performance, will have th e earliest notice hen s h e is s ufficiently recovered to appear before the Pub ic. mIiA,NOVF.R.-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. ISS L I NWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad.. _OH ditional PI CTURF:S, IS NOW 0 P E\% and. will ..oitrning inue Ell very Dar, S un d a y e x ceste d, from . Nine in the EvenitiP.• Adru rtance One Shilling Just published, . NEW E DITIONS of the following' OPERAS, as br,„ su ng by Mrs. BILLINGTON at : the Theatres Royal, i sun and Covent garden vii - .„'-tive ir.. * - ' or,Pra -s Od ‘4`:“-Ve X- -1 Bt:44gar'S--- .-- ' . • - liuentia 2"' ' ° , 7 “• • D , • . Ls...d. • Londo n uu • ands - I-Jayinarketl.Printed 1:; . Brod. erip s and Wilkinson, No. 13, AL - - - • " - L PERSONS having DEMANDS on the late LORD-VISCOUNT. ASHBROOK, are desired to send-Accounts thereof to Mr. Chlirles Deare, No . . .z, Harcourt -buildings, Temple ; and all Persons indebted to the said Lord Viscount Astibrook, 'are requested to pay ,their respective Debts to the said Charles Dcare, who is em powered to give proper Receipts for the same. . ..,_ . _... ____, TF MARY: LI-NG, who I p i from her Hus i bard,- Abraham Ling, - et i C gll'ain, in MY folk, Sho4eper, in or abotit, September 1702 , be note ,living, and -will apply te; Mr. Cri'ibtr ce , of alesworth y Suffolk, or Messrs.' Lyon and Coll ver, Bedford-row, London, she will hear of something greatly to her advantage. And any person who will "give such information concerning the said Mary Ling, aS may lead to a discovery of her, shall be handsomely rewarded by applyi•,' as above. The said Mary Ling is about 36 years of age, inches high, has light 4es, is marked with the small-pox, five feet five and has a small scar on the upper part of one of her wrists.— Sheh supposed to have residcd at Rumford, in Essex, about tor six years since, and was about five years ago seen al Loddon, in Norfolk , . IRELAND. -------------. NI, TANTED by the ROYAL CANAL COM- V PAN Y, an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard Evans, Esq. deceased) of experience in Canal - making, whose talents and abilities will bear the most uqUeSt able scrutiny. -7-Any Person answering this description, will meet with compensation suitable to his exertion s and merit. •,..,,. Application by L etter, or otherwise, will be received by *.the Secretary, at the Company's House, No. zB, Lower Or- Mond.Quay, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration od'Monday the isth of February next. - It is requested that cone will, apply but such as will in every re3peel answer the above description: Signed by Order, Roy a l C anal House MARK KERR, Se cretary. , Dublin, Tail. tx, 1302.. ..........____ k IiELLAMN for MO " s P TENT WATER-PROOF LEATHE R, TS, SHOES, and his Patent Water-proof Wool- Tlen Cloths, Cottons, &c. HE Patent Water-p roo f L eat h er res i sts al l ki nd _ of w et. Gentlemen may walk a whole day in the wet or dewy g,rass, without the water in the least degree pene trating th rou Leath er gh either th e so l es or upper leathers. Spanish Prepared for Ladies' wear, and . Soles also Water- P r "'l• The Sole Leather is marked on each Sole—" Bella ply's Patent Water roof." To prevent Imposition, to be had only of the P ate P utee, No. 3, Upper North-place, Gray's lnn-ln , I , „i,„reat G uildford -street, London. - "' B. file Trade may be supplied with Ladies' ready made up of th e a b ove Patent Leather,NVat on -re asonable t er-proof erins.Shoes TEMPER OF RAZORS. IMAGINING, in the Year 197, that he had 41 - Math:some Discoveries relative tot he construaion and Proper management et a Razor, B. KINGSBURY, Razor and Penknife -maker, No. 133, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, endea voured to lay before•the Public the , ineans of forming a car reEt judgment of lii4 p re tensions,_Pamphlet entitled " A Treatise on Razors,", pLice is. which AVLS afterwards noticed in the Alontlily RCViCW' for May, 1798, •in the following term s :—" We hive read this • Treatise with interest s &rut lic." With pleasure. It i s we l l worth the attention of the Pub- He is now enabled to add, that he has discovered the means of ascertaining the temper and qualify of a RVor before it is Made tiseor .; and as this has hitherto been deemed imprac ticable, and is of SO:ne importance; he will rive information to any one desirous Of h Razor, nowing the' goo d or b ad temper of a anti in what parts it is so: N. B. His Razors, when they are. sent :into the Country, or deli vered to any , Persons but those fo r Whose use they are it,tended, are sealed ii ; at up.—Orders by ost are executed w ith a tach care a s if the Purties were ;pre p sent. *** Razors and penknives ground and set. SATURDAY, T J ANUAR Y 30, 1802. ROYALTY THEATRE, WEEL's-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS. 0 " ONDAY NEXT; Feb. Ist, and Five following Evenings, will be presented (nev . pr . rerlbrmr . ed) a Comic Entertainmebt of Music and Dancing, called • BLINDMAN's BUFF • Or, WHO PAYS THE PIPER? Principal Charaelerg ' :,:essrs. Fnx, Decastro, Thorpe, Sincock, and johannot ; Mrs. Wallack, Mrs. Herbert, and Mrs. Weldon. Also (never performed) a Comic Divernsement, called DARBY AND JOAN; or; THE DWARF. Principal Charakers, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Marqui, Mercerot, and Mr. Laurent, . Mrs. Mercerot, Miss Hall,. and. Miss Johannot. First time this Season, a Pantomime Olio, called HARLEQUIN SKELETON. Harlequin,Mr. Fisher; Old Man, Mr. Sutton ; Miss Scott Evans ; and Clown, Mr. Lath:mt. Magician Witches, ..Gipsey Waited', dze. In the course of the Evening, the following Songs, written - • - • by Mr. •Upxon " Always in the Wrong," by Mr. Wallack. A favourite Ballad, by. Mrs. Warrell. Att - d " Bridget and I," by Mr. lohannot. To which will e•added (first time this SeasonY a New Grand Spetiade, totinded tin; a real occurrence,in France, called JULIA OF LOUVAIN Or, MONKISH CRUELTY. The principal Charaders. dressed in the present French Costume. - Viaor St. Pierre tin. H4bit Ministre),. Mr. Viallack ; D'Arcourt, Brother to Julia (in Habit de Merriber d'Ad ministrition); Mr: Fisher • President of the Municipality, Mr Banks ; Abbe Bonede, Mr. Collet ; Ambrose, the Abbey Porter, Mr. Laurent.; Louis (in Habit de Messager -d' Etat), Mr. Taylor; , Public Accuser,„ Ir. Poynton ; Municipal Officers, Messrs.' Miller, West:--and M‘Bride ; Servant, Mr. H. Brysorl; Friars, Messrs. Marqui, Link, Miller, and Bryson; and Clifford, Mr: Mereerot. AbbeSs, of La Ramer, Mrs. Wallack; "Nuns; Mrs: WeldOn,, Miss' Russell, Miss Jones, &c. &c. Theresa, .Mrs. Herbert ; and Julia of LOuvain, Mrs. Merceroti • • Lower and. Upper Boxes 33s.—Second Price as. Pit 25.-- : Second Price is. First Gallery i's.-:LSecond P rice 6d. - - Upper Gallery 6d. . . Doors to be opened . at Halt-past Five, and begin at . Hall past Six o' C lock. —Second Price at Half-past Eight o' Clock . EAST-INDIA or CUSTOM-HOUSES: ANY Lady or Gentleman, •Itaving .sufficient In to procure the Advertiser who has had a liberal Education, and used to adivelife), a Situation in either of the, above Departments, will immediately receive a Premium in proportion to the Salary, and the strictest 'honour and: secrecy may •be depended on. The most . respectable Re ferences can be given. Address' r. P. at Mt. Brooks', Southampton-buildings; C hancery- lane. MONEY forACCOMMODATION, and COMMISSION! - BUSINESS. SERCHANTS; MANUFACTURERS and 11 Others, may be accommodated to any Amount, on a Deposit - or Consignment of Goods of any description, either of British or Foreign Growth or Manufaclure. Those bur thened with .t heavy Stock, may have it brought to Market, and be assisted 'with any Sum needful before Sale, at the rate of 5 per Cent. Interest; and the.usyal Commission. The Advertiser possesses the advantage of having open to him the best Markets, both Foreign arid Domestic, for the Sale or Purchase of Goods and Merchandise of all kinds, and consequently haS it in his power to be eminently useful to Merchants and Manufa&urers requiring accommodation and also to those desirous Of forming More extensive donnedion. person Lil application to Mr. . G it ijark- • son , as ilia house No. 13, Little jameS-streot, D-adfi -rvw, Loads/ 11 , will receive attention. , . CAPITAL PORTER BREWERY FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY ,PUBLIC AUCTION, Upon the 2.5 th day of February, tScii, at the House of James • Lea, the Eagle and Child, Warrington, rir H E RUNCORN PORTER • BREWERY, 1 with all the Brewing Utensils, Stores, Casks, &c. as the same are at present possessed by Eneas Morrison. The Brewery is Leasehold, of which there are 14 years yet to come, and was built" in the years 1785-6. It is excellently con struled, well supplied with water, and is situated on the ban's of the Mersey, within a few hundred-yard§ of the - spot where the Duke of Bridgwater's-Canal joins that River, con sequently has the advantages ofcheap water carriage to Liver pool, Manchester, and all ttie inanufathiring towns in Lau. spire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, &c. There is a commodious dwelling-house upon the premises, consisting of fourteen Rooms, besides Kitchen, Ottices, &c. a large Garden well stocked; and an appropriate quantity of Land. For further particulars,apply to Messrs. Macdougall and H u nter, New Square, Lincoln's Inn Mr. William Lawson, Merchant, Liverpool i - or Mr. iEneas Morrison, upon the - P rem ises, either of whom are authorized to sell by PriVate Contrad. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RESOLD, Two Lots, to the best Bidder,, pursuant to an Order of His' Majesty's Court of Exchequer at Westminster, made in a Cause entitled " DAVIES against LEWES, KntN" before Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy to His Majesty's Re membrancer of the. said Court, on Friday the jth day of February next, at Eleven o'C lock in the forenoon, in the Exchequer Office; in the Inner Temple,.London'; A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish of St. Dogma's, in the County of Pembroke, con sisting rlf divers Messuages, Lands and Tenements, in the several occupations of Evan John, Thomas Williams, Jane Lloyd, Richard Richard, William Bowen, William John, Mary Nicholas, Samuel David, the Rev. Wm. Jones, and others. Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the King's Re rnembrancer's Office, Temple, London ; Mr. Catty, Solici tor,Angel-court, Throgmprtdt-street, London ; Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Theobald's-road, London ; Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Caermarthen; and the principal Inns at Caermarthen and Haverfordwest. COTTAGE on the BANKS of the TOWEY, CARMAR- THENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, - FREEHOLD PREMISES, con j.. sistipg of Two substantial Houses, built in the cha rader of the CottageOrtr6e : the one commands a view of the Towey, as far as the Village of Abergwilly one way, of the. Bridge part of Carmarthen the other way, and faces the picluresque Hills and Church of Llangunner across the River: it consists of a Drawing-room upwards of 40 feet long, with Compartments at each end, formed by Gothic Pillars, and a Bow-window in the middle part, and a Dining-room and Breakfast- ropm on the same Floor; with Bed-rooms and Servants' Rooms suitable. There ,is a small Garden in the front facing the River, terminated by a Green-house and a small Hot-house, and a Terrace beyond.—The other House is adjoining and behind the last mentioned, and consists of a Dining-room and Breakfast-room on the ground-floor, loOk ing into its own Garden, and a Drawing-room on the one pal r, lOOking along the River. This House has also suitable Bed-rooms and Offices on the basement story.—Both the Houses may be laid together at a very small expence. There is a Coach-house, and Stabling for six Horse%. These Premises communicate immediately with the Town of Carmarthen, without seeing any of the houses from its windows, and are a very desirable Retreat for a genteel Fa. filly, who wish for a residence in a cheap and plentiful Coun try; and by laying both Houses together, which might be done at a very small expence, a very large Family might be accommodated. All, or any part of the Furniture, may be had at a fair Appraisement, and immediate Possession given. A Plan of the Premises may be seen, and further Particu lars known, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Mr. Nash's, ArchiteH, Dover -street; or of Mr. Edwards, Set jeaut's Inn, Fleet-street. MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1802, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY , BE_ GifS DRAWING. SCHEME. • • - • . No. of Prizes. . Value of each. •• Total Value. 4 of X. 20,000 is X.50 . ,006 4 --- rO,OOO - 49,000 4 5,000 20,000 S 2,000 - 16,000 10 - boob . ---- 10,000 Soo --- 6,000 50 100 5,C00 Zoo SO 5,000 18,090 1$ - .324,09. 60,006 Ticket:. ,C.50,),000 CAPITAI.S DETERMINABLE. First drawn Ticket, "isth Day, ,c.x0,000 Ditto, 2ist Day, 20,000 Ditto, • 32d Day, 20,00 q Ditto, 40th Day, i,OOO • TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING - at EVERY;LIC"ENSED LOTTERY-OFFIOE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - k. 16 ti o Half ~- StO o Eighth - 2 3 o 4 5 6 I Sixteenth i i 6 *** Refuels in the Country wishiiig to have Tickets or Shares, rriay be supplied by sending good Bills . at short dates, Post Office Orders; Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Office: od -- The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider ably before-the Drawing. Prizes paid in Sterling Money. First of March the State-Lottery begins Drawing. - 13 ICFIARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. 'Stock lA_ Brokers, at their Licensed State_Lottery Offices, Corn hill and Charing-cross, London ; also in the Market-Place, Norwich, and in Castle -street, Liverpool, are selling - Tickets and Shares, in the greatest variety of Numbers. In the last: aor4. late State-Lotteries the following Capital Prizes have been sold at the above. Offices,. in Shares : , N 0.12,807,, 30,0001. 7 -No . . 26,883 (as First-drawn), 30,0181, 20,0001. each. 5 4 0001. each, • 2,0001. each. No. 48,577 No. 33,599 . .4 0 . 13,726 • 23,148 , . - 22 ,4 0 , , 28,879 35,9 8 9 . ..40, 689- 22,699 10,cool. each. . : '37,400 11,90 z • 2 7,9 6 4 ' ' 7 , 494 1 11,722 31,692 • 11,035 . 25,983 25,215 9,9 1 5 4 6 , 102 5,00°1. each. z,oool..each. , 15,938 38,229 - 41,768 ) 24,165 41,827 . 2 ,16 8 " 1 4,755 &c. &c. &c, Also in former Lotteries, since the year,l767, a great propor tion of Capital Prizes, too numerous to mention. Since Lotteries were first established there have 'been but Four Prizes of 30,0d01. divided and sold in Shares. —Two of them, Nos. 12,807, and 26,883, were sold by Richardson, Goodluck and Co. . . • . OPIUM, freed from its Deleterious Qualities. IHE . - Genuine BLACK DROP is a Medicine well known and appreciated in the Northern parts of England (under the. appellation of the Quaker's Blaek Drop), Where it is employed by Medical Practitioners in preference to any other Preparation of that valuable - Drug. It is applicable in *all Cases, where Opium or Laudanum are advisable,-and is free fro the distressing effeds resulting from their use. It is particularly serviceable in Nervous and: Spasmodic Affedions-,- Pains in the Head and Stomach, oir pression of 'Mi'nd, Gout, Rheumatism (especially when affeding the Teeth and-Cums), Coughs, Asthmas, and the vations Complaints producing Pain and Want of Rest. 'Each Bottle is accompanied witi proper DirediOns. Prepared by C.,„ Whitten, Clienist, Chester'; and, by his fold irri.:Lth*er - 0.41ith., f4P,yrriarkszt ; Bell, No. 335, anajeboult and Co: No. 150, oj - if - ord-street ; Ward, No. Holborn; and Moore, Russelstreet, Co ventzgarilen ;, and by different Druggists and Venders of Pa tent Medicines throughout the Kingdom. er-.?" A liberal allowance to Medical Praditioners, Drug gists, and Venders of Patent Medicines. For BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, &c. AR. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leave to remind riL the Public .Of the uncommon efficacy of the ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, of Which he is the liroptietor; as also of ' their particulat'utility at .this Season, in preventing those dangerous indispositions of. the Stomach and Bowels, which frequently terminatelatally, if not removed in time. They are the beSt remedy for all ,those cases of ,Indigestion which arise from an irregular secretion of bilc, and are more salutary and useful than any other medicine, in preventing the costiveness of habit and sickness, of the stomach : gene rally attending a'state of Piegnaney... The great demand for them for Exportatien to those hotter Climates, where Bi-' lious Disorders abound, and where the .Yellow Fever has so lon•prevailed, is the oest encomium that can be given of their virtues, which, if had recourse to in time, prevent the Jaundice the formatiOn of Gall-stones, Inflammation of the Bowels, with' a frightful train of evils, the consequence of an irregular secretion of that acrimonious fluid. CaseS Of their extraordinary efficacy, froth Many of the Nobility and Persons of the first respeCtability, are wrapped round each box, with dire ions signed " G. Dixon," and sealed with his arms. ._ Sold whole Sale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. '4, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; also by Pidding, No. 76, oppo site the Pantheon, Oxford-street; Wade, Bond-street; Swa ney, Pall-mall ; Callwell and Bull, Dublin ; Scott, Baxter, and Smith, Edinburgh; and by one Medicine Vender in every Town in the. United Kingdom, in boxes at xl. is. ss. and 2S, gd. For COUGHS, COLDS,__AS:FHMAS, and CONS UMP- tioNs. rirHE only Genuine PeEloral BALSAM of HO . NEY, invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M. D. sold wholesale and retail only by B. Shaw, 74, High-street, Bo rough, London, at 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or Bottles, contain ing eight small ones, at a Guinea each : but observe none can be genuine unless signed B. Shaw on every Certificate given with each Bottle. The Linnwus of Britain recommends this excellent Pre paration, as the most salutary and effedual Remedy, for all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs, congealed Phlegm, Acri mony in the Fluids and Obstrudions in the Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy Expectoration, Wheez ings and Uneasiness in Breathing are speedily removed by a 'few Doses. It takes off the Irritation, opens the Thoracic Duds, and heals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty years experience has confirmed the recommendation, in the immediate Relief and gradual Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Consumptions. - it is he greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, .and contains all the healing, softening, and soothing quali ties of that salubrions Extract of Flowers called Honey; and the richest Balsams of the Eastern World ; it is as restorative as Asses' Milk, and never disagrees NN ith the Stomach : a common Cold yields to its benign infivance in a few hours ; and when resofted to, before the Complaint is far adVanced, all danger of Consumption is certainly. prevented. •• ' 'Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Balsam of. Honey, the result of long researches into Nature, by that great Botanist, who dedicated his life to the diScovery' of the true means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom. . Caution.-r-As the severest human laws are unequal to the prevention of fraud, by coining and fotgery, so the value of this Medidine has induced base and avaricious men to vend counterfeit Preparations of it—Preparations, not merely de void of all efficacy, but also containing a large portion of that deleterious drug 0 pinni : and it is not long since the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Peterborough, had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in-London. It is necessary, theiefOre ' to ob serve, a Certificate given with each bottle, sighed " B. S haw, Nd. 74, Borough, London ;" all others are cow-Aeneas. [PRICE St • : ARMY CONTRACTS. • • Commissary-General's Office, Parllament-strett, 1 yanrary 26, 1802, • ' hereby given to dll,Persoirs desiroin of coNtrgaing to supply the following Articles for the Use of HIS kAjE.STY's FORCES, OATS, HAY, and STR,4I9, for tie CAVALRY in Bar rack; in North Britain, and in the Conn()) of Ha►its;°"including the Isle of Wight'. , OATS for gec-'41 , 48RY in Cantonments, and Otarters, in ?he Cormties of Corn Wall, Kent, Sussex, Dorset, 41(1Hal.ts, inclUding th; Isle of-Wight. 4nd #REAp for the TROOPS, in the County of Surrey. (The Deliveries , Ic , commence on and for the 25th day of Fe bruary next );',that Proposals in Wiring, sealed up, ,and marked Tenders for Army Supplies, will he received at this offiee, on or before the Bth cf said month of February. Proposals must be made teparateiy, for each Barrack in North Britain, and for each County in England. The Pgrticulars of the Contraar 17,:ty he baf up on applicgtitm at this o . ffice any Day, betweel the flours of Eleven in the Morn. anar Four in the After?lam. OFFICE ! ' OF ORDNANCE, ! January 22, rBor. THE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICERS' et His MA. YESTi"s ORDNANCE, do hereby give notice, that the undermentioned Quantity of BRICitS are wanted fir the ORD NANCE SERVICE, to be dcliverrdup6n the iVbarf in Wou wich Warren, and to be paid for in Three Months subsequent to the Quarter in which the delivfny of the Bricks shall take place, vi,z,.- 25,000 CUTTERS, ' 300,000 SECOND MALMS, and 2,00,0000 GRAY STOCKS. i to be delivered on or before the Ist April next. i ditto ditto ditto ' 101 May next. ditto - Ist July next. -I. - ditto ditto rsth August next, All Person; wishing to contraa fir the same are desired to send their Tenders, sealed, to the Royal Engineer's Offec, at II col wich, with Samples of each Sort. N. B. No Tender or Samples will be rereived after the Toth February, 18°2 By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. SUGARS-Moi,st, 52d. to 6d. Lump, '9d. to 9-V. .Dry. Ground Sugars, 60. to 70. per lb. Better sorts cheaper in proportion. Teas-,One Ounce to every Pound (trett) overweight . Bohea, is.- 8d to as. 4d. Congou Leaf, as. 6d. to 3s. CougL-lii:mi:Las. 64., to 4s. Good Congou, 43. 6d. to ss. Capital Souchong, ss. 6d. to 6s. Superfine, 7s. to Bs. Best Imported, Padra and Caper Souchong los. per lb. Green Teas, gs. 6d. -to ss. • Capital ss: 6d. to 6s. Hyson,. 6s. 6d. to 75". Fine Zs. Superfine 9s. to tos.. hest Imported, or Gunpowder Hyson, los. 6d. to 12s. per 'kb. To Dealers-Genuine Okiginal Chests gortgow and: Green Teas, 4s. 4d. to es. 4d. per lb. ,-.. • Coffees, 3s, 6d. to 4s. Fine 80urb0n,,45. 6d. to ss. Best Turkey, ss. 6d. ni 6si per lb. Genuine - Cocoa, 3s. pei lb. Chocolates, 43. 6d. to ss. Best, ss. 6d.••• Sir Hans Sloane's Milk, Churchman's Patent, and Finest Vanilla, 6s - . to 6s. 6d. per lb.' Rice, Best Carolina, 4d. to sd. Ground, sd. 'to 50. Rice Flour, 5-0. to 6,1. • Millet, 3d. to 30. Scotch Barley, aid. to 2.d. per lb.. Spices, Best Clovei, toys. lb. cisza:nort, to 13$. Nutmegs, 175. to 2IS. Mace, 335. to 435. Black Pepper, 25. 4d. to 2S. 6d. • White, as. 6d. to as, Bd. Ditto, Long, 45. Alspice ' tod. to 12d. Best Brown and White , Ginger 9d. to rad. Carraway and Coriander Seeds, 6d. to Bd. Sago, 9cl. to MI. Tapioca, - rad. to 16d. Pearl-Bartey, 4d. to 6d. Jordan Almonds, as. 2d. to as. 6d. Bitter 14.d. - t0.48d. per lb. Starch, Best Foreign White, rad. to- rid. Best English Blue, tSd. to acid. Blues, best Stone and Powder, 14d. to lird. per lb. • . . Soaps, best Yellow, 7Yd. to sd. Mottlecl,-81d. to 9d. White Curd, gd.,to rod. per lb. Mustards, 'Common, 7d. to rod, Fine, r id. to 14d. Su perfine Triple strength, 15d. to ad: per lb, Fruits, best Muscatel, BlooMs; Sun, Malaga Raisins, Um . ] rants, Prunes, French Plums, Tigs, 4c. Orders for all articles -in' the ConfeeliOnary, Italian, :and Oil Trades executed on' the loweit terms. At Mess. EDWARD EA G L . E T 0 N and Co.'s thirty years 'Old-established Tea Warehous es, the Original Grasshopper, No. 42, Cheapside ; and NO. 9, Bishopsgate-,street near Cornhill. ' UTION.-No connexion' with, any cialer • House .with the Sign of the Grasshopper, itcc. or any other House Of the , : s4rne Name, &c. Nor have any pei*ons in the K.ingdo m authority to - sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names o r Firm. Ca' Orders by Twopenny or General Post, inclosing Bank, or good Bills, sent to exact amount, or Change returned in Goods ; or Orders for, Payment on delivery, duly attended to, Wholesale and Retail, - and sent, (as per order) to any 'part,' place, Coach, Carrier, Inn, Wharf, e,:c. in London.-In quirers (only) must pay Post. • All Articles subject to rise and fall of Markets. fa' Request timely notice with Orders. For CHILBLAINS,' RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUT, PALSY, STRAINS, BRUISES, &c. DOWELL's. CAMPHOR LINIMENT is the most .aa.i.Ye and efficacious applicatiOn hitherto made known to the Public. It is likew►se tree from the soapy in crustations of the Opodeldoc, and the , unpleasant smell of the turpentine embrocations. Powell's Camphor Liniment is prepared only and sold at the Repertorium, Edwards-street, Portman-square. Sold also by E. Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Clark, No. 269, Borough ; and R. Cruttwell, Bath; in Bottles, price 2s..each.. ' • For the PRESERVATION and BEAUTIFYING of the TEETH and GUMS. VTR. SIGMOND, Stirgeon-Dentist, Bath, has 1: VI. the Honour to inform the Nobility,• Gentry, and his Friends, that fOr their better accrimmodation in supplying them with his universally approved Preparations, he has ap pointed the following Agents in London for the sale thereof: Mr. Gattie, No. z, New ..Bond-street ; Mr. • Watts, City mist, No. 475, -Strand ; Mr. Rowney, .No. ni, HOlborn hill ; Mr. Cryer, No. 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Bolton, Royal Exthange ;. Hazen, Perfumer, No. 26, New Surrey-street ; Messrs'. Hendrick and Son, Tichborn-street, near Golden, square ; and at most of the principal Shops throughout England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Mr. SIGMOND is'happy in stating, that during his long and successful practice, in which time he has constantly at tanded tliefirst Nobility of the United Kingdoms,- he has in variably seleded ingredients, nroved by his experience and practical observations, to be the most conduciVe for. preserv ing the Teeth and Gums, arid giving them that permanency and beauty so desirable to every person; and which affords him much pleasure - to. communicate to the Public, under the fullest confidence, that, -iris Dentifrice and Lotion, by being used according to his printed uliredions, will fully accomplish and effeet every_purpose required; and in Oder to prevent elfe6lually any counterfeit thereof, His Majesty nas-been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa tent, for the above Preparations, entitled, the BRITISIL IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Also his Tooth Brushes ..of different - sizes and 'texture, - on the best adapted construe - bon, and are market with his Patent labels. N.B. Orders sent to'either of the bove Agents, or to his house, No. a, Edgar-buildings, will be immediately at tended to.-=Bath, Ott. 1, toot. • •