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HOLLA NW, . Mt. BANNISTER;, jdn Mr. SUETT, Xlissl5ll,CANIP,.Mrs. BLAND. Zhe IliVs., Afterpiece of 'Urania, or .The Illumine, con tinuing to be received with the highest applause.b.y. over howing Audiences, will be repeated every Evening till further riatice.•• • . . izu-1:IV trag e d y o f The Mourning Bride was received with th 4 iles,t bur s t s o f applause, by a most-brilliant and overtiow-. g-audicince, and will be aced on 5'at1,, , ...1_7• : • : a . ' re ve. • I ~q ,., t y- o tr '.orric:i A:SZE - j til igt ~pttrforuutti on Monday, uFlory brilliant ablicicrice„ ,was honoured with the highest inarks of approbation and.appiause, and will be re peated ati Moilday.. ' ' • , • ''' • . ()tway's Orphan, .eongreme' Double. Dealer, , and The Wiuter's 'Pale, by Shakspeare, are Don rellearsal.' A new Play, in FiVe Ads, called the False Demetriu s is , in rehea rsa l , and will be producefl as soon as possible.' Tli i, T.ATRE-ROYAL, CO V.E.N1.1.-G-AILDEL •-•; Q - IVIORROW EVENING, Feb. $,- 1802, w ill beperformed, ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE.' With New Dresses and Scenery. • The Principal Chakaaers by Mr. COOKE-, Mr. Fl. joHNsToN, -•- Mr. MURRAY, Mr. WILLIAMS, Mr. IVHITFIELD, Mr. D. AVENPORT, Mr.WAI4DX ; . Mrs. H. 1 OHNSTON; Mrs: ST. LEDGER. i... Mrs: I3EVERLE Y- i - and Mrs.-LITCHFIELD. . wirit : . T HE REVIEW-. Ladies and Gentleinen who have• Places for Mrs:Billing- t,01%; Nights, arc re,spcdfully intOrrnixl, she will appiiar ' Ol l Saturday in the charaCter of Rosetta, in Love in a'N'illage ; with Two Strings to Your Bow. On Monday, Alfonso, `with Harlequin's Altnanack.• On Tuesday will, he -Rertqrnied (for the ist time), a New Comic Gpera, in 3 Atits, called The Cabinet. - "THE CRE6ITORS' who have proved their I.- Debts uneler, Commission of Bankrupt awarded and 'Piga against ROB , E,R - 4 E,OCG the•younger, ktreet, in the Parish Of St. George, Hanovet ' -square, in the of New Bond, eciunty .of iVliticlleSeXv'ehinaman :Md. Glass-seller, are de-- Si ' - '5 l to ntect the Assignees of the said Bankrupt's Estate.a.nd tilas, on Thursdak the. r.fth day of February instant,. at TKlJ.!erilci'C lock iri 'fife- I veiiiiig precisely, at •the Baptist -Mad Coll'ee-house, Chanccty4app,, to assent to, or disient fr -4 1 1 .,. conwtkilding, the said Assignees commencing, prosecuting,. GPcietending;finy.Sliit or,aLics at aw; or' in EqiutY. — eels - covertl df anY Firt - 40 1 , - the saici.liankrupt's Estate and EU , re . also to assent to ci-di froment`, the said 4ssigne" selli!llg ~Tarfd-clisposnfi otthe' Lease othe said Bankrupt's House. In Pe'''' -Bond-street, by Private Contract, if theY sh all 9 1i 4k. . : 14d-vamapus so . to do,' and on other. Special Affairs. • • - A- FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. v. ABSCONDED. FROM HIS BAIL.. ' IiERAS ROBERT OWF,N, late of Houns- . ditch, in the City of Lon .on ' Coppersmith,h . a; :.-b -secindetl from his Bail ; has been seen verY lately in different part s of Londo n ; when seen had on a dark coloured 4tldlvore a Welch Wig • is 4bout 5 feet 7 inche§ in height, ,Coat, , roundev face full of pimpl'es, and a dark complexion. • WllO - will avreliend the said Robert Owen, 'and deliver' hijm tcis?,,is.l3itil,, M. Chamberlain and Mr. Anderson, of Houns ,4,;or. afOreaid, or will give information to Mr. Wells, i1,..,,,___4;,11;5,ret, Spitalfelds Solicitor, l ' e w entr n? , y be apprehendeil, shall, upon such apprehension, where the• Said - Robert ....._._.___.....,....._._..........,__,...,...,,,........_......_._._. .111 i -oret:ivetheaboveßewald. . ... FIFTY PC)UNDS REWARD. WHERE. : ' ' .-ABSCONDED FROM Ills BAIL. AS WILLIAM IvIARDLE, Hounsditch, in the City of London, Coppersmith, late of late Co-partner viiith-kobert Owen, of the, same - place, has absconded from,liis Bail ; he has been seen in different parts of Londo n and elsewhere ; in general.wears a dark co loured Coat, light Waistcoat, corded Breeches, and his own i tied ; is about 5 feet to inches high. Whoever will apprehend the said William ILlardle, so tilat he may 'tar de livered up in discharge of his Bail, shall, upon notice thereof to Mr. Wells No. 2, Wood -street, Spitalfields, Solicitor, be entliltd. to receive the above reward. TO THE PUBLIC. A Slanderous Repor t has been circulated with in tent to injur e m e in my Credit :—lt has been said and published, that I had forfeited a Recognizance form e! , y end Feud into by nif.! for keeping the Peace, to the amount of Four Thousand Pounds. This Report has been insidiously hispered about by my enemies _in this Country, who at tempt to, assasinate the Character they dare not openly assail ; and it has found its way into spine of the London Iciewspapes the Proprietors of which have, I'stippose, been Misiniormed by their malevolent CorrespondeTs. zigin• The,eport is utterly false, and in . all, probability has ated from the worst feelings of the human heart F:ilvy, hatred arnfmalice, and all uncharitableness." I)4blin, Tan. 30th, 1802. BERNARD CO ILE. _ _ IRELAND. ANTED by the ROYAL CANAL COM_ W PAN Y, an ENG INEE R (in the moth. of Richard van; Esq: deceased) of experience in Cabal -making, Nvhose talents anti abilities will bear the most unquestio!l - serutiny.—Any Person answering this description, will trem with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit. Application by Letter, or otherwise, will be received by the secretary, at the Company's House, No. 28, Lower th e Quay, Dublin, Which will be taken into consideration en Monday the i.sth of February next. It is requested that n e W ill 41)Fly but such as will in every respeel answer the abov e d eacription. Signed by Order, MARK KERR, Secretary. koyal Canai House, Dublin, lan. 11, noz. ALL. MONEY ItEADY TO ADVANCE. PERSO N S in possessio n of Incomes, arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold tstates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, -Rent • Charges Marriage Settlements Widows' jointures, An ti:Mies, 'Patent Places Church' livings, or any. otlier,cer ) rant or ~,iiil Income tin Lite, 'nay be stiPpli.... with temi o perinai,ient Sums to any terest tor the same. Amount,. by paying Annuity In -1 The Nobility and Gentry of known• Property, or their leirs, May he accommodated on their personal. security t ; a le in ally instance Where the single security of en indivi -4411. May be• deemed insufficient, the_addition of another person to guarantee the payment ot the Interest . will re talove thobjetlior ; and in all cases, .privilege will be tive • .' ' to the Public to return the principal at their own fol.. I • ton. ~QonPersonal applications will be received every day till Four t'Clock i and Letters from Correspo,ndelits in 'Town or Tessentry (post paid) will be unrne.nate y ~ a sswer d, ( . b.: d to thi.t Director of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his. 'D.Wn. House, No. 8, Lower John -street, Golden,Scl4rc• FREEHOLDERS of tht,COUNTY of NORTHAM TON.. A VERDEREgSHIP of WHITTLEWOOD FOREST being 'vacant, by the Death of J. F. Willes, Esq. permit me molter myself to your choice as his Suc cessor. Having, on a former occasion, ; from motives of general conciliation, consented to wave my pretensions in favour of a most worthy Servant of the County..-my' deference to the Public wish in that instance, will, =I trust, convince you of the high value I set upon your good opinion, and how studious I shall be at ali tunes to deserve it. Should this Address meet your approbation and support, it will ever be remembered with the warmest gratitude, by Your most obedient and faithful humble Servant, T. S. W. SAMWEL.L. Vpton Hall, Jan. as, T 892. D OBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manufadurers to Her Majesty and all the Royal Family, having greatly extended their Manufadory, and invented several New and tasteful Articles of Dress, :agreeable to the present Fashion, take the liberty of soliciting the patronage and inspethon of the Nobility and Gentry, at their Ware Rooms, No. i, Chandos-street, Covets-Garaenr-to-their-Patent Articles of Dress, to be had no vyncre else iii England-- , THE ROYAL INIPERIAL NETT, a very tasteful and elegant production_; .also rich UNION STRIPED and SPOrt ED VELVETS, for Court Trains, in all the Fashionable Colours. G'enttine CHIAMii•ERRY MUSLINS, in themost exten sive variety of Plain, Striped, and Figured, arid of the most elegant Patterns, in Gold - and Silver, for Court and Ball Dresses, &c. . - •ITALIAN MUSLINS, in all Colours, an article uni versally admired tOr its durability, and is peculiarly adapted, • frani its light and. elegant Appearinee;`fer:T'ashionable Dress.' SARSN ET cAMBRI CS made of Silk, and Cotton; those sold without Silk not Navin 'any preterrionS to the name, dr ; any advantaAe. beyonda Dyed I aeti_ Mu tin. Also a Thieker. kind for Travelling Dresses, warranted to Twilled, arid FigUreckTAFFATIES, CYPRUS, &c. of the • newest Fashion, in tile greatest 'variety. FOR FAMILY MOURNING-R. and, P. hating paid particular attention to the Manufacture of .MOIJRNIIN'IG GOODS, they flatter themselves they can . Supply - families going into Mourning, with every Article ofrt superior quality, being Themselves the Manufacturers of 130mbaieens, Rasdi_ mores, Twilled and Plain Sarsnets, Chamberry, and It a li an Muslins, Saisiiet emtbrics,!Bambazets for, Servants, Bar celona Handkerchiefs, &c. all warranted to wear ;. and any Goods not giving the fullest satisfaElion,.. they Wifil change or return the money. Being the original Importers and hlanufa6lurers of Irish Po,pliins and Tabbinets_ in this - Coniurv, and having:inade them on ap improved .Principle y . their own Invention), they flatter themselves theirsuptheriiy, both in Quality and . Price, will insure a decided preterenco. Very' curious Rich Blafk Ddtible Tabbinet for Gentlemen's' wear. ---. ;-; l' —R FURNITURE.—Rich bamasks and Satin's of quite new , Patterns; also Hain and Striped Tabarets, in all co- , lours ' with the imprO ve d pl an o f water i ng, so much ap proved by the admirers of Elegant Furniture. Alowance to the Trade as usual. Merchants( exporting Fashionable Goods; will find their l'ilanutadbary quite now, and worthy their attention. CHUbLE-IGH, DE)VON " TO BE SOLD, in FEE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT , . With Immediat e Possession, . . Ai rr ,,,, i a e m b o in zis e N t e w ; b i t u h i I e t 1 1)o 1,., 111 . )1 . e Front ~i p NV , F., t, L ic L .,,, .. Offices, azood wailed Ga r d en , conta i nin g a b out Three quar ters of ari'Atit-; together with about Halt an Acrc of Ground, which surround.; the House. . . . i * The Hoteseis situated on a retired, healthy, and delightful sp9t, %%Humands a beautiful View of the' Country round. the Towtrof Cliudleigh, is. well calculated: for the Residencb of , a genteel: Family, and consists of two Parlours, one 20 feet by 16, the other 17 by is, a Hall zo feet by 16, and a large '). Kitchoicdo the Ground Floor; five commoilinifs - Bed-rooms (one of which may be made a good Drawing-loom) on the . Second Floor ; also five good Bed-rooms; with Closets, on the T . pird j i f,loor,and a large Gar r et o v er the ; same. Chudleigh s a good Market Town, has the advantage of several Tespettable.Boarciing Schools in it, is pleasantly si tuated en tile Post Road leading front Exeter to Plymouth, distant nine Miles from the tbrmer, and about seven from Teinginonth and Dawlish, much frequented Watering-places; To aeeenmodate . a Purchaser, between Fifteen and Sixteen Acres of Ground, about a quarter of a Mile from the House, may be purchased with it. " For fprtlict Partieukus, apply (if.by,Letter, post-paid,) -to Mr. Dolling, Attorney, in. Chudleigh, Devon. January 21, 18oz. WANrit) NTO RENT PORCHiLSE; A ROUSE in good Rep a i r , f or a small Genteel with good Garden.and a tew Acres of Land, in a cheerful and pleasant neighbourhood, near a Market Town, from 50 to tro miles of London ; if hear the Cities of Bath or Gloucester would be preferred. Letters, post-paid, ,fully ..describing the, House and Fre mises, with the lowest terms, will be attended to. Direct to N. 0. Antigallican Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, 4 - 9ndon. • Wig-an, Aug. 29, 1 797 The following incontestible, and perhaps the most wonderful C.:re ever pertbrmed by the . use of Medicines, attested by, and sworn to before Thomas Doncaster,, Mayor of the Bo rough of Wigan, in the County of Lancaster; and addressed to Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, No. 57 ; Bridge-street, Manchester. S:R • MUST confess that I amat a loss how, or in what manner to describe the picture of the former state of my disease. I think Inv Own, orany other pen, unequal to conVeying a full idea of the deplorable condition my v'l'ole frame was in. About eighteen years ago I was attacked with a scorliutie.humour, which appeared in different parts of my body ; to repeat the train of regular medicinal means My dis order has led me through, would be tedious ; let it be suffi cient to say, that the remedies I used were of the "mist Va ried kinds, all of, which . proved ineffeelttal ; my c om pl a i nt increased to a truly alarming degree —my body, from head to foot, Was covered . With an inveterate scurf, which scaled OW iii great quantities, and for these last six years, however in credible it may appear to the . world, I can with truth assert, as hundreds of my neighbours are' ready to testify, that my flesh has (literally) been rotting from off my bones, and that great parh of the spinal or back-bone was quite bare ; my teet„,trom my,ancle, to my toe-ends, were become one entire putrid sore, and in many parts the bones appeared, and in a decaying state. Such was the putrid state of m y b o d y, t h at at thre e diffe rent t i mes a ll my ringer and toe-nails came en tirely otf—through disease, .1 was deprived of the use of my. limbs, and the excruciating pain retarded my sleep, so that life i)sell became a burden to me. In the month ot February laia i I was strongly recommended to make trial of your Drops, of which I had a bottle frorri Mr. William Leon, of Wigan, your sole Agent for that Eorogh. In the use of th first bottle I f oun d a little alteration, li but before I - had finish-er! thlee small bottles, I was so tar . rec o ver e d, th at I - cou l d, with the assi stan c e of stick, walk from Gdulbourn td Wi gan, a distance of six. miles. I persevered in the use of the Drops till I had taken ten smlll bottles, which, with the -blessing of God, have restored me to a perfect state of health and strength • therefore it is m y w i s h an d d esire that the efficacy of these Antiscorbutic Drops, together with my Cure,. be published for the good of mankind. As witness my hand. • TIMOTHY MASON. Sworn before Thomas Doncaster, ESq. Mayor, Wm. Lyon, Bookseller. James Denson, Churchwarden. Peter Shaw, Schoolmaster. Edward Potts. _ These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles. at 125. and 4s. 6d. One 125. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be had, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignurn's Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street ; Manches ter; at Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, - West- Stnitlitizld, sole Wholesale Agents in London ; and retail by the following persons: H. Cundell, No. 47, Minories ; W. Cgrke, No. 269, Borough; bordan, 'No. 33, Whiteehapel Jeboult and Co. No. 150, xtimt-street ; Knight, Norton Falgate ; Kirk, No. ix 9, Cockhill, Ratcliffe. •' Mr. Pid ding, No. 76, O x f ord-street ; Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre.; Tun and Bolton, Royal Exchange ' • Turtle, No. 124, Strand, oppo s i te Exeter 'Change; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Wade/ Old Bond -street, and Nu. z 63, EL:et-street This Day was published, -In square run°. price 4s. bound, A GENERAL PRONOUNCING-and EXPLA _ L 1 NATORY DICTIONARYofthe ENGLISH LAN GUAGE. To ‘vhich is a dd e d, a complete Voe4bulary of SCRIPTURE proper Names. By G. FULToN and G-. KNIGHT, Teachers of English. C.,Edinbuigh : 'printed for Peter Ma,: and sold in London by Longman and Rees, Patemoster-row. • Dr. BURN'S ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. - This Day was published, In Four Volumes Odavo, price al. Bs.' bound, a •new Edi- Lion (being the Sixth), carefully revi se d an d . b roug h t •d o W n o the presenz- time, of ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. By RICHARD BURN, LL. D. Late Chancellor 6f the Diocese of Carlisle, and Vicar Of Or ton, in the County of Westmoreland. •. With Note's and References, By SIMON FRASER; Esq. Barrister at Law. -Printed by A. Strahah, Law Printer - to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, for T; Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand; .and J, Butterworth, in Fleet -street. ' Of whom may also be had, Dedicated, by Permission, to Lord Kenyon, A new Edition (being the Nineteenth), correcled and con siderably enlarged, of Dr.' Burn'S Ittstice of the Peace and Parish Officer ; including all the .Statutes and adjudged Cases to the present time, and several new Precedents. Four Volumes Bvo. price al. i ss. bound. This Day was published, price is. 6d. sewed, ' AN ABSTRACT of the ART of TEACHING, or Communicating instruaion ; as far as it respets Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, and the leading Pthiciples of Religion. Calculated as an Aid to Masters and Mistresses of subordinate Schools, and as a Charity Book to' be distributed by Societies,. and affluent Individuals, among the Parents and Teachers of th e Children of the PoOr throughout the United'Kingdom. To which are annexed, some important and novel Remarks on the Ectucatioa of the Poor. . By DAVID MORRICE,• Author of The Young Midshipman's Instruaor; Mentor, or the Moral Conductor of Youth from the Academy to Manhood; and, 'lints for'a Plan of National Education, London: Sold by Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church yard; Richardsgn,•Cprnhill; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and by ail other Booksellers. A NEW AND PLEASING MAGAZINE. I This Day was published, Price only One Shifting, (Erribellished with a most superb Frontispiece, from a Design by CYPRIANI, engraved by GRANGER) NUMBER 1. (To be continued on the Hirst Day of each succeeding Month) of THE ENTERTAINING MAGAZINE ; or, MONTHLY LIBRARY of ELEGANT AMUSE MENT. Containing New, Scarce, and Interesting Articles in every branch of Polite Literature, written by the most ce lebrated English and Foreign Authors; particularly Tales, Voyages, Memoir's, Essays, Travels,' Epistles, Histories, Characters, Curiosities; Adventures, Anecdotes, Poems, &c. The whele calculated to`allOrd a copletis and perpetual Sup ply of PgiPeahle Reading; enriched: with valuable Engrav ings, alone worth the P rif--- of the Work, one of which will be presented in every NI: v.er. Printed tbr Harrison :nal Co. No. 108, Nevtrgate-street; and sold by all othtr Booksellers, Statiotkers, and Newsmen, kit Tom% and Country, MONDAY, MARCH r, iBO2, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE_ GIXS DRAWING, N - o. ofi P rites. 10 iß,olo SCI4EME. - Value of each. of ,C. 20,000 • 5,0c0 2,000 i t Ooo 500 100 Total Value. 4 . .80,000 0,000 20,d00 Jo,opo 70,000 6,000 5,C00 500% , 3 2 41° 0 ° • • 60,000 Tickets. .soo,ooo - CAPITALS DITERAIINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, isth Day, ,r.t0,00 Ditto, 2ist Day, 20 000 Ditto , , 32(t Day, . 20,000 Ditto, 40th Day, r,obo TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY -OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - ,C. r 6 13 o • Quarter Half - 8 ;2.. 6 o 4 I 'Eighth 6 4 .6 Sixteenth I a O. *.!.. Persons in the Country wishing to have TiCkets or ShareS;.may be supplied:by sending - good Bills at short dates, Post Office Orders, Bank Notes, or C as h, to, any L icensed Lottery Office. The Price of Tickets and Shares will ise consider ably before the Drawing. • Prize's paid' in Sterling Money. The DRAWING of the pres - ent ENGLISH STATE_ LOTTERY begins on Monday the FirSt of March. THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS EIGHTHSoand SI-XT BEN THS, are now sellnig in great Variety of Numbers, and on .the lowest Terms • rr The Mdney for the Prizes paid on Demand, • By 'HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their .old-established State-Lottery-Office, • (Licensed•pursuant to Ad of Parliament) No. 26; CO R. NH' LL, OppoSite the Royal-Exchange, London•; Also -at LLVL'RPOOL: - and EXETER. Correa Numerical'and.ll:2gister Book: are kept, and Tickets and Shares registered at 6d: per NuMbef. *. x .* Orders, accbmilaniect with - good Bills, payable at sight or of a short d a t e , will be. punduallyv at to, precisely on the same terms as if present: • . Letters (post-paid) duly answered, nd Schethes gratis. All Shares sold at this. Office'will be stamped, •agreeable to At of Parliament, with the_ Words " State- Lotter Stamp • Office." • • Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with theit'several An nuities,-,and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared ; and -Registered, by Hornsby and CO. 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand rounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. 2 Prizes of Fifteen fhousand Pounds. 13 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds. 19 Prikes of Five Thousand Pounds. 3o Prizes of Thousand Pounds. 49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Ponnils. - Cox's Grand Diamonds, in the Lottery. 1774, and the Grand Pigot Diamo n d, i n th e l ast English Lottery, were sold by liornsby and Co: - OFFICE 9F ORDNANCE, yanuarj , si, not.: THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give notke, tbat the anderinentioned eu4nti . ...y of BRICKS are wanted for the ORD NANCE SERVIOE, to be delivered upon the Wharf in Wovl wich WarreN, and to be paid for In Three Months subsequent to the Quarter in which the deliverj of the Bricks shall take place; viz..— " 25,000 CUTTERS, 300,000 SECOND MALMS, aiid 2,00,000 9 GRAY STOCKS. to be delivered on or before the Ist April next. ditto ditto tsth May next. ditto ditto Ist July next. ditto ditto 'ph August next ; All Persons wishing to contp;aa jOr the same are desired to send heir Tenders, sealed, to the Rural Engineer's Office, at IPcoi wish, with Samples of each Sort. - N. B. No Tcncler or Samples c:4l 'yea . cx .7 ' Ft4ruag, 1802. 11) , Order of the EQard, R. H. CRP4': ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary-General's Office, Parliamelit-stre yanuatj , 26, 18oz. NOTICE is here given to all Persons d e sir ou l of contraHing to supply the follpiing Articles far the Use of HIS MAYESTY's FORCES; viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, for the CAVALRY in Bar racks in North Britain, and in the Court,il of Hants; Inclua'irig the Isie of Wight. OATS fr the CA PA LRY in Cantonments, and Quarters, in. the Gauntlet •of Cornwall, Kent, Sussex, Dorset, and Hants, including the Isle or Wight. And BREAD Jro the TROOPS, in the Cfninty of Surrey. (The Defivcries to commence on and for the zsth day of bruary next); that Proposals in 11tr4ting, scala up, and marked Tenders for Afmy Supplies, will be received at this 6fre, or before the Sth of said month of February. Proposals mast be made separately for each Barrack in North Britain, and for each C.nnqy in England: • The Particulars of the Contrac'7s may Ge had up on application at this Office any Thy, between tic Flours of Eleven in the 4 Alorn. hog and -Four in the .41;ernoon. This Day was published, in Four Vols. Price igs. sewed, INTROSPECTION; or, A Peep at Real Cha.: radei - s. A Novel.. By CHARLOTTE, the Widow of the late Rev, J. MAT THEW, A.M. Rector of Newick; in Sussex, Vicar of Tenterden, in Kent, &c. & c . - -The Incidents.in this Novel are founded on Fads that la'ave recently occurred in the Polite WOild, .and many Anecdotes are related of conspicuous Charaaers in High Life. Among the variety . of subjeCis introduced are, Democratic Ptiitics, Modern Philosophy, Asiatic Manners, and Diplomatic Ab.. surdities: Sold by Messrs. Carpenters, booksellerS to His Royal Highness thp Duke of York, Old Bond-street. Of whom may be had, the folldWing Works, by Mrs. Rad. cliffe :—Castles of Athlin and bunbavne, price 4s. Sicilian Romance, a vols. Bs. Romance of the Forest, 3 Vols. ras. PALM SOAP, ANew Discovery now in the gteateat Perfedioni manufadured from that highly esteemed article, Palin Oil. Sanuiel Berry having been repeatedly solicited by his numerous and - respelable Friends, to make his Palm Soap ritofegendrally known amongst a discrirninating Public, and extensive Connection; and he . , •ever anxious to supply them with such Goods only as are of the first Quality, takes the liberty of recommending his. Palm Soap., With the greatest confidence, to the -notice of the Nobility and Gentry, for their peculiar use, many having adoptedi t exchisively. Th e pleasantness and utility'of the Palm Soap has merited their attention and, patronage, and is held in the hi g h est est i mat i on for softening and bracing the Skin against the heat of the sun, &c. and its coustant use in the Winter Season, is found an excellent defence against cold winds, and shar i : frosty air. Sold in SqUareS, .or Balls, as. each, with the figure of a Palm-tree on the outside wrapper, with the words Samuel Berry's (late Berry and Main) Palm Soap, in a circ)e, and a Bill witheach, descriptive of its virtues. As many Gehtle:. men find,great difficulty in procuring good Soap for shaving, it is recommended as the best thing for making a fine soft la ther, in round Cakes, Is, each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry ; Wholesale Perfumer, No, 1.7, Greek=street, Soho; and by his appointmeat, at the principal ' Perfumers i n L on . don, and different Towns in the three Kingdoms. • A SAFE AND . . POWERFUL RESTORATIVE, For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions, Consumptive Fia4 bite . Pains and Weakness or the Stomach; Nervous Weak nesses, the deleterious Effe6ts.of Hot Climates, and parti cularly the ill Consequences of Inteniterance. LTALIAM and Co.'s EXTRACT; or ANIMA 11, of QUASSIA, in the form of Pills. • The restorative eileds of the Anima of Quassia in all cases of general debility. Of. the System; Nervous Cornplaints; and likewise its ahtiseptic powers', as a Corrector or thc IniceS, evinced by the following singular Cates, ter ":ainly entitle it.to the full confidence or the Valetudinariao. ! 66 Dec. 3, 180 1., "'Turf Printing-Ofiicc, NewmArket. " Dear Sit, "- I have to communicate to you a very extraordinary Cute that has been effeEted by your Extraa of Quassia. • " 'A .Gentleman in this Neighbotirhood, whose Face had been completely covered with a disagreeable eruption and re& new (most probably arii3ing- froth his too free living), ex presscd a wish, it I kept any Medicine likely to reliev e hi m , I would recommendit ; having known your Extraa succeed in some such Cases, I advised his trying it, and, unaccount.: able as it may seem, two Hal&GLiinea Boxes removed every unpleasant appearance;.and quite re-established his health, which began to be touch impaired by•the sine cause. - - "- I have met with several instances ofits complete success in Nervous Complaints of long standing, and shall ever in future recdmmend it with the greatest confidence. " Your's, respedfully, ROBERT ROGERS, " To Mr. E. Hallam, Apothecary and Cheniist, Bury." , • CASE so. " A young Gentleman about ten years of age, who* for many weeks had bear adieled with large Blotches, shifting over the whcie surface of the Body, occasioning interterable itching and restlessness; had undetgone .the •uSual course or diaphoretic and - alterative Medicines, employed in such cases with evident disadvantage, - as they tended but to increase the dilation of the pores, ,his strength and netural vivacity ;were likewise much impaired ;' recourse WaS now had to - the Anima of Quassia, with a View of relieving his loss of appetite and general debility. In about two weeks his appetite and strength were completely recovered ; and the Disease of the .Skin evidently began to abate; at , the expiration of three weeks, from the first taking Quassia, his skin became quite cleat, and no unp,a,.ant symptom remained.'' Sold, Wholesale and retail, by B. Straw, No. 74, Borough; and retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ; an d one Vender in every Town in the - Kingdom; in, Boxes of ss. and tOs•: 6d. each, and lat 7 Packages, containing five ss. Boxes, it as. each, 'Duty included. But obsere, none can possibl y be genuine, unle ss i t tai the Signature of E. Hallam and tlttitten inieci ink.