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iBER 3186.] THE ATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, Dcc.6, 18oz, will be perfop - ned, THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Sir Brilliant Fashion 'Mr. C. KEMBLE Lovemore, M r . WROUGHTON ; William, Mr. WATHEN. The Widow Belmour, Mrs. JO W,ho will introduce the much-admired Song ot The . 41v," accompanied by herself on the Lute; Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. POPE ; Lady Constant, Miss M E-LLON ; • Muslin, Miss POPE. WITH . • . MIDAS. , Tupiter, Mr. COOKE't ' : - Juno, Mrs. HARLO WE ; Apollo, Mr. KELLY ; Pan, Mr. CAULFIELD. - . . . , Midas, Mr. SUETT ; - . Danretas, Mr. WATHEN ; Sileno l - . O HLLINGSWORTH ; Mr. . ' Mysis, Miss TYR Elt ; ' et. :: . . -, --; Daphne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.; 1 .,, 1 ., - e s a,. --- Ni. a, tvirs: BLAN'D "" "e Sol,c 'Yi The Merry Wives of Windsor, with A House On vc r ,,,, . 1411 . Al l ; l !sdaY, The Busy Body; Marplot, Mr. Banister, Op f).;; 11 "") Mrs', Jordan. • On k r V rs clay The Trageiv of Venice Preserv'd. .........____7 4 ay, Lv'ery Man iii his Humour, with The Pannel. ej I EA.TRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I UN MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 6, ISoz, will be presented, • MACBETH. • Macbeth, Air. COOKE ; 'Maedutl; Mr . MURRAY ; • Duncan, Mr. HULL; Banquo, Mr. CORY ; Malcolm, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Lenox, Mr. BRUNTON ; Hccate, Alr. - DARLEY, 'Waiting Gentlewoman, Miss LESERVE ; And Lady Macbeth, Mrs. LITCHFIEL'D ; • A TALE OF MYSTERY. - • The Nlnsic composed by Dr. The Principal-Characiers by 101iNSTON,- MURRAY, tLANCHARD, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY,, Mr. SIMAIONS. Mrs.GIBBS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. The Dances by • Messrs. Bologna, jun. Dubois, King, Master Byrne i . A Mrs. WYROW. ,Pn T ues d a y, TI Cabinet , Cabinet, for l3 the last time this Season, Animal'Magnetim. Wednesday; }btery. flays arid-Blunders, with A Tale of n•T hursday, The Heir at Law, with A Tale° f Mystery. it. st in er Friday, The M an of the World, with A. T a l e of Yyi', • A ,A s n i d on Saturday will be produced a new Opera, in Three bct called Family Qu'irrels with new Music, ' Scene s, r"sl ' and D tCOraLiOnS with The Irish Widow. • To cpe BARONS of the COUNTY of INVERNESS. As I ti T n "... ) 3 7 the Opinion of Counsel, that the } louse f -.s "" t "te able to attain by a Petition to the nut. c ° 7°4ll "nons, on the subjed of the last Election for th 4 ll q rnit Y, would be to render the E !talon void, I trust I Q'hiCltsteno e xcused for deelintng for the present a Cepte.it very lAollid prove trouble Some to you, and ill suit my own e.rPrecarious state of health. As, however, several of the %,ditisetnen who voted against me aunear to have been intoned du ty Q " Possessing sufficient qualitications, I feel it to be a The to roset Gentlemen who did. me the honour to support v es ' ri an d the Freeholders at .large, to have their Titles in tit„-'g,ated by the Court of Session, and have 'given I nstruc %re-; `°.st tnY Agent havegh to that effed. With the resped, I the Honour to be, Gentlemen, - Your most obedient • , And fitithful . humble Servant, 4 11 .. 1 (Signed) S. FRASER. "°n, Dec, t, zSoz. It ICH WHEEL—Six Days of the present Lottery to Draw. • z Prize of - • 25,000 10,000 3 - 5000 S - - - 1000 c. be. &c. Ilat t - Price of a Tick &c. et ,• 2 C. IS 8 o SLarter-sw-i F - a 7C nd . 49 C 0 1. . 69 0 l oo d S SE t i a iicg t t e hete L Sn o t t h te O - Of z 84 66 46 .* No. It, Poultry. • o n * The Ti c k et No. 45 , 2, drawn on Thursday a_Prize of Ponnds, was sold in:Shares at this Office. hj very distinguisfiea Approbation which Ittkb RTS and PLOWMAN'S New Manufadory has rieneed from HER MAJESTY, THE ROYAL t heir ' the Nobility- a nd . G en t r y, Sec. claims front them fro nt resnedful Acknowledgements. They flatter themselves, Rak e their unremitting attention to product Taste and Lie thm 311 their Extensive Colledion for Fashionable Dress, zu th l l -1-„,.. ex ceeds in novelty an d variety any thing ever exhibited k. a ~..ot,intry. .the . being the Itiventers and Manufadtirers, warrant 'oa t ear of every ArtiCle sold in their Warehouse ; and beg thc r Vaint the Public theyare. only to be had genuine at No. ' Chandos-street, Covent-gorden. • LMONEY READY TO ADVANCE. L Persons in the Possession of Incomes, aris-- ie L a , jpg from Freehold, -Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, racele Settlements Widows jointures, Annuities, Patent Life 8, Church Livings,' or any other certain Income for' 1 , 31 Ai 0 n1 ,, a y be supplied with temporary or permanent . Surns ‘er ts , 'p to any amount by paying an ade9tiate Annuity In -1)t; for the same, redeemable at any tune at their own b •On . • C . , a cco The Nobihtyand Gentry of known property may l ky ed mirnodated on their personal security. Estates sur -1,e1.4 41 4 Sold by Public or Private Contrad. 11,:tzlo*pal applications will be received every day till Three `riti n , and Letters from Correspondents in Town or N. try r (.; ip ,ost : paid), will be immediately an . swered, address tea, nesars. Harris and Co. at the Annuity Bank, No. 9, Charing-Cross. . 1,„ To Tin CURIOUS IN -YISH SAUCE.. "E NOBILFIN, GENTRY and PUBLIC in ku t i spnerals are respeelfully informed, I 014 N BURG EIS ; c riti o )l\i 's CENUINE ESSENCE . of ANCHOVIF! , has i tl es to be prepared by them in the same manner that t Thee" such universal approbation for many years pa . s • .. 'llliy '' justly -acquired superiority of that ArtiLle . I) l'ers-e°lltirrnea in the Opinion of the Country at large, anu 0 1 . tl ie t'el..l, resident in all parts of the World, and liavin);st . ood Th e '' or trial, ranks it in the situation it now mainfains tlier t leh sageoeral utility of their Essence of Anchovies and c o rou ) At ivertn, es for Fish, &c. induces them, from the nom .1 s; ttlrch,sl`Ments daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. 1 11t,..9/3 the same , tvi,tiltar Warehoucea-s.no i n vi e ( i r s to be had of their Genuine, h est n".4Y.‘,</tfier Article in a tl u ie Oil . Trade for family use, 1 -AV s ""tY: t , h ` l e Arm ' - 1) of the l(ia Merchants Capt-ins of Ships, &c. Officers 1 r ‘ ..e L a . 4 -ild Navy, si•l ' plied " u •ii the shortest notice to ' . W 411 (.1 West In ' S )- :ic P" "ive c °I: the convenie . nce . of Families in ScOtland, theyt th e i r s Ppointed Messrs. it. Johnston and Co, Edinburg" , , al e , yar eho l lgents for Fish Sauces. use, No. ,ner of Savoy-steps, St9nd, Itnutoti. ‘ p oiltit tlf;rl . f - - . ' 1 , -- ~ . ' re e 1 i , e . - , . . . \ rl , 'CI .& •••,, -1. ~ N 4.,,,..... ;11 . , - ',-,' ..- _.--, •,:_, 4,4„..„ 6 S 1 1 ~.....- ...„... ~....--yrt . „rk• r......-.._ a i ..., 4., . . , 4.)s t i- 91 • sr -I PCI al. ..---_,..„ , .-_,?l, 0 ..... q , -V....,..,„ -....- 0 . -----. 1 r, _ ~„,.......„ii .- - .'4l' '.- .. 1.4, //J O lit .. ... . r. . _ ... .. ~ ~ . WIDOWS and WIVES of SOLDIERS, SAILORg; and MARINES who were Killed, Wounded, or Died on the EXPEDITION to EGYPT. 26th Nov. 1802., • THE COMMITTEE for Mapaging the Dis tribution of the Fund raised for the Relief of the Wi dows, Wives,, and Children Of.theßritish Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines who were Killed,' \ Wounded, or died on tile Ex pedition to Egypt, having ...Satisfied every. authenticated Claim that has hitherto corne.ibefore them, and finding from the applications already made to them; that great numbersof those who are entitled to the benefit of this Fund are persed in various parts ot the United Kingdoms. The Committtee being desirouS.that ricoClaimantS.on this Fund should lose the advantage intended them by the benevo lent Subscribers theretodo hereby give Notice, that on a Certi ficate to the following purport from the Minister of the Parili where they reside, being transmitted to Mr. Cuppage, N 0.13, rd Warwick-street, Goen.square, the portion ot tke Bounty allotted to such Cl4imants will be remitted to them without the expense and inconvenience of their leaving their Resi dence to obtain the same, viz. I hereby certify, that , the'WidoW (or Wife) of ' late Soldier in His Majesty's Regiment of and who have lost his lite (or. was wounded) on the Expedi tion to Eey pt, is now residing here with as -NV i toes s my hand this --r- Day of ------ r '-, at - in the County of The Committee further acquaint the Public, that the remaining part of the Fund is laid out in Government Secu rities till they shall be enabled to make a final distribution of this Bounty. By Order of the ComMittee, C. CUP PAG E; Secretary. EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. , At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE for the EXTBN-; SION of theSURREY IRON RAILWAY through the Counties et SURREY, SUSSEX and HANTS, to-the Sea-Coast, held.at•the Spread Eagle Inn, in .Wandswortlf, on Thursday the zsth day of November, thoz ; „ • G EORG E TRITT ON, Esq. 'in the Chair; THE Chairinantreported, . hat he - and s Mme other Members attended at the King's Arms Iniqin Croydon, on Tuesday last, as a Deputation groin this Committee, to meet the-Gentlemen of LandedPrope.rty in the vicinity of Reigate and Godstone, for t,tie spetaic• purpose of receiving the Survey, Estimate and Report of Mr. jessop, on the best Line for Extending the Ironß,ailwsy to London.. That the .Meetifig was accordin6ly held, when Hylton folliffe, Esq. was called to the Chair. They had scarcely proceeded hi the business of the clay whcn a number of Persons connected witn, or employed on .the Croydon Canal, proposed a - Set Of Resolutions, which they had previously drawn up, and which were totally irre levant to the business of the nay:. • • ; • By superior numbers they carried . their Resolutions, against the unanimous opinion of the Gentlemen who had contri buted to the Survey, notwithstanding the repealed caution of the Chairman that they were acting tn opposition to.aßeso lution entered into by the Gentlemen ni the County, at •a Meeting held at Reigate, on the gth instant, and which had been convemi . by Advertisement. In consequence at this Report, it was • Resolved unanimously, That the R caul u tions propoSed and carried by Persugs ititereSted in the Croydon Canal, at Croy.; dun, on Tuesday the 23d inSt. are totally irrelevent to the Object for which the Meeting was held, and therefore That a :Meeting of the Comniittee and other SUBSCRI BERS to the Extension of the Surrey Iron Rail Way, beheld at the King's Arms Inn,, in tCroydon, on Tueeday the ?:eft day of December next, at E1LY,....n o'Clock in the Forenoon, to receive the Survey, :Estimate, and Report of Messis. Jes sCips," for the Extension of the same to London and Ports mouth. That the above Resolutions, signed by the Chairman and Ptlwx Meru,Urs of the Committee, be printed in the Public Papers. EO O RGE TRITTON, Chairman. HYLTON jOLLIFFE, RICHO. SHEPLEY, JEOFEERY SNELSON, CHAS. MORRIS, MARK WOOD, KOBT. WERE, MATTHEW KENRICK, j..F.' REYNOLDS, MARTIN BENSON, 'THOS. REYNOLDS, Ku. BARNES, RICHD. GLOVER, jOHN MOORE, THUS. BUSH, 101 -IN HILBERT, WM B. LUTTLY, v Wandsworth,' Nov. z- z . Secretary, • • - rt e. MOAN . , ever anxious to contribute to the iVI. amusement of a geneious Public, who has patronised his endeivours upwards of Forty Years, begs to acquaint t h e m, that he has noW finished, and added to his Museum, A.WONDER:FUL MAGICAL ILLUSION, consisting of a great variety of animated transparent Figures, which in de sign and edict far SurpaSses.aily thing of the kind ever b;:ibre exhibited. --To be seen at . Two at Noon, and Eight at Night. • The Museum open in the Morning from Elevtit till Three,. at as. 6d. and in the -,Evenin6 from Seven till Nine, closes at, Ten, at ss. • No. tr, Princes-street, Hanover-square. • MAIDSTONE HO ',LANDS GENEVA. 4AIDSTONE fiOLLANDS GENEVA, Ma nufadured under Authority of Parliament, by George Bishop and Co. and sold at their WatehouSes, No. to, Queen- Hithe D..ek, Upper Thames -street, London, Liverpool, Manchester, and Distillery, Maidstone. Wholesale Orders 7s. 3d. per Gallon ; Retail Orders Ss. per. Gallon, delivered to any part of London, free of E x pence. No. to, Queen—Hithe Dock, Dec. 4,18 oz. ARCHER arid LIGHTON, from Dublin, Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufacturers a. d Meters to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of Mork, Dutchess 01 - Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-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 hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Public, the decided' superiority of clrcher's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, Figured, and Plain Charuberry Mullins and Italian Carabtic Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &e. to render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver 7 tisements of others, whose chief pretension to thetrade is the copying'of their Advertisements. • CAUTION. Whereas Archer and Haughton have been credibly in ' formed, that a great many . people in this kingdom are now, • and have been, for sonic time past, manefacturing and sal ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish,. of an inferior quality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufaaory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, - and a grosi unpo 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 verying Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their .Manufadure, that was not,actually bought at their House I , 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 House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money). at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manutadure :—they consist of. white and black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Canibric .Sarsenets, Rasdimores for 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 asuperior quality, at 3s. §d. per yard', Velures, double black Serges; and rich Irish Tabl - Rnet in different Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped; for,Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing:, being of the very best triple dye. ' No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own'S pinning . manufa c tured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabbera.ys for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manufaelured on the shortest notice. - SA 7 URDAY, DECEMBEa 4, iBoz*. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS to the DUKE of BEDFORD'S STATUE. • • , Marquis of Bath •0. ro' 0 !Sir Geo Piptt,Bart. 1 g o Mr. L. Millington. to 10 . 6 Mr. 1. Cotes 5 5 •O's Mr. F. Forster..,,, to o o Lord' Bradford, id .. Lord G. Cavendi sh 5 5 0 Suhscilption 10 10 o Sir Cita. Davers •in o. o Mr.-G. Brooke 5 5 o SityM. B. FowLkes. to to o Rev. G. MolitteitX a r o Mr. E. Coke at o O Mr. S. Llanling 2 2 o Hon. C. Wyndhim 15 to o- Mr. G. Baylis , z- 4 d Mr. Francis to, o o Mr. los. Richards _ a a- o Kent, Claridge, and . Mr. John. Cuxson i I o Pearce , to to o Mr. E. Owen r a o General Ludlbw to is 'o .Mr. RiChard Eyke a a - o Lord fn.ToWnshend 5 o o Mr. joAeph Fletcher ; a t' o Mr. John Walker 2 2 0 Mr. Ilios..Mjakorell t x o Dan. Giles, 'Esq. 5 5 o . Mr. W. Philips t'l o Mr. H. Wood .2 2 o Mr. Tbos. Ward , 1 r o Mr. Rich. Westnout.s 5 .6 Mr. Vyner . ' ,to xo 0 Mr. Kerr 2 2 0 Devonshire 4gricti!.- Mr. Charles Salmon 3 3 o tural Sbciety to to o , Mr. Pilaw. I I o _Capi.- Carlyon 2 tz 6 Lt.-Col. W. Fitzroy 5 5 o B. King , 2 2 o Mr. T.-Lewis' I I o LordHad'ke, ad sub. 5 5 'o Mr. T. Lewis, jun. I 1 o Hon. E.. H. Ilavvke z 2 o Mr. EL Hervey. 2t o 0 Mr.G.C.Yarboroughz z o Mr.. C. 1404ges t 1 o Rev. M. Barker a 1 o Mr. S..pcveralli a c 0 Mr. C. HigginS 2 2 o Mr. J. Page 5 5 0 Mr. G. Parker 2 a ' ii 0 Sir G. Paul . -to.o o Mr. I'. Fenton at o Mr. R. Parker .to to o Mr. B.W. D. Cooke 2 2 0 Earl of Shaftesbury .to to 0 . Mr. J, Cooke , z 2 0 Mr. WM. Davies 1 1 o Col. ChilderS 2 2 o Sir John Lade , •io to' o Mr. R. Cooke , 2 2 o Lady Lade . 5 5 o Mr. 1. Ellison ' 2 2 o Mr. jervoice C. ler- Mr. B. Sayle- ' a 1 o voice - to to o ' Mr. Messingberdi of Sir John Edcn, Bart. 5 5 o` Orntsby .-, 5 5, o Mr. T. B. Brown 5 5 o Ld.G.H-CaVendiat to io o Mr. S. Brown` ' 5 5 6 Mr. 'E. Coke ' to to 0 Lady 1.. Conolly 5 5 a Mr. E. M. Mundy 3 3 0 Rev. E. Cartwright 5 5 o Mr. F .N.E. Mundy 3 3 a Duke of Argyll 21 0 o Mr. 'P: Hall z 2 o Mr. G. Ricketts 5 5 o 11 , 1r.E. At itluncly;jun t a o Dr. S. Parr . 5 0 0 Mr. P: Gel] I I o .Mr. Wm. Hopkins 5 5 o 'Mr. F. H . Princep t a O Mr. Jas. Gubbins to to o - Mr. 1. Crompton a' t o , 13,entley and Buicton, Mr. Hoskins a• i o Leicester .", . : 5 . 5 o Mr. Wm. Cox, a • a o Mr. I, Symmons ro to o Mr. E. Cox a 1 0 Mr. Win. Childe 21 i• o Sir R Wilmot, Bart. a a o .Bourdillonand.Son 3 3 0 Mr. E. S. Sitwell a x o Gen. La Fayette to to o . StatiordshiteAgricul- , . Mr. j..8. - -Byles 2 2 o tural Society 52 10 o Rev. Dr. Vytier 3 3 o Sirj.Wrottesley,Bt. to to o Farming Society of Mr. W. Sherbrook to to 0 Ireland 1 5o 0 o Mr. Gerardet 5 5 o Lord Bradford se 10 O Mr. P. P. Burnell. 5 o o Mr. J. Heaton, 5 5 o Mr. F. Chaplin 7' 2 2 o Frints Agricultural. Mr. R. Pock.lington .z a o Society • - . 10 10 o Mr. J. G. Cooper 2 , 2 a , Nlr: - B. Howard. to' to a .f . , Ir. 1. Wright 2 2 0 MarquiS of Lorne to to o Mr: H. Coape 4 a 2. o Hon. Wm. Ramsay Rev. j. 'l'. Becker a, a a Matile 21 0 0 Mr. P. Palmer a a o Mr. G. Skene ' to 10 o Mr. J. Brittle I 1 0 Lord Southampton at o 6 Mr. E. Jones a 1 o Viscount Gage 2.1 o' o Mr. R. Milward i a o Rev. R. Lowndes a a o Mr.. E. Barker a a o Mr. C. Fuller i t ci Mr. 1. - Kirk - a I 0 Mr. T. Crook I I o Mr. R. Welby. a t o Mr. Wtn. Smith . I a o Mr. G. Maltby a t o Mr. Rigdon .„ I, a o Mr. W. Hill a a o Mr. Richard Astley - a x • o Mr. 't. Lamman i r o • Mr. R. Salmon ' ' ',5 5 o Mr. G. H. Barrow a t o Mr. J. Wing 3 3 o Mr. W. Dickenson 2, 2 0 Mr. John,Thornton 2 2 o Leicester Agricultu- - - Mr. H. Rock ' 2 2 o ' ral Society 52 to 0 Mr. E. Mandsconabc 2 z o Sir Win. Rowley to to 0 Mr, T. Pope '2 2 o Mr. Robert Waugh 5 s 0 Mr.. Geo. Rock z 2 o Lieut. James Gomm t 1 o Mr. Ilitrley a 11 6 Skinner and Dyke to to o Mr. Shaw . a 11 6 ' Mr. T. Rhodes, of Mr. R. Nixon a- ar 6 Hampstead-road a 2 0 Mr. J. Circuit 'a 1t 6 Mr. G. Gimber a r o Mr. A. Gardner a at 6 Mr.Silvanits Bevan at e o Mr. E. Millard x It o Mr. Isaac Pitches . 2 2 o Mr. E. Jars is a a o Hon New. Fellows 20 0 o Mr. Wrn. Osborne a a •0 , Mr. 1-I.'Weymouth 5- 5 o Mr. L'Wiffen • - a'a o' Mr. R. Hcathcote 2.6 .5 o Mr. Thos. Barratt a x o Mr. ,Xd. Leach 3. 3 o Mr. Wm. Shepherd I a o Mr. John Leach .. 3 3 o Mr. J. Stevens ' a a o Mr; T. Bell ' -- 5- o o Mr, H. Bates and A. Mr. F. Baronneau 10 o b Ramil ly , a a o Mr. R. Bent, M.P. to to o Mr. J. C. Stratford a a o Mr. I. Burton 'ioto o Mr.- Berrell ' a a 0 Mr.' . Davidson 5 o o , Mr. T. Lucas 2 2 Cs Mr. Holmes, jun. a z. o Mr. 1. A. Gibbs a a a Mr. T. Lotvrnles 5. 5 .0 Mr.. E. Heninen Mr. john Leigh 3 3 0 Stockg.rove :, 5 - .'s . - 0 Mr..G. Palmer 2 2, 0 S. B. a. a o Mr. W Ruding .• a a - o M, B. a a o Mr. H. Scrimshaw 5 5 o _v._... .... P. S. j. C. Mr. J. Steerl .. • 5, ; B.A. 5 o o Mr. R. Wilsin 5 5 c Mr.. 11. Wilson t 1 o Mr. T. Ward 5 ' This•Vay was published, price It: THE VOICE of TRUTH.: or THOUGHTS •ontheDESTRUCTIOtI of a GREAT CITY. To which are annexed, Observations• on some Remarkable Ex-' traets from Prophetic %Varnings, published in the The 1707. " Ye dtscern not the signs of the times." New Testament. , By A LAYMAN. London, printedfor W..Baynesi Paternoster-row. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Vol.' small Ssio. on a tine wove Paper, hot-pressed, price inboards, 8s; The Second Edition, to be continued Annually, rrHE POETICAL-REGISTER, and REPOSI- A. TORY of FUGITIVE POETRY, for the Year 1801., Printedfor F. and C. Riqington, No. bz, St. PaUl's Church Yard. • . . . . The Poetical Register comprises. 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'SC 1/2-4: OFFICE of O.RLIMfNCE., Islventhrr 'THE FRINC IP AL 2 ; OFFICERS of I-11S A 1,4.: . 7ESTY's ORDNIINC,E do hereby give Notice, that . Pry:: [Walt will he received at their 05ce, in St. 11"largarer-stre: I. WeS'iminster, on or before 11:r7IVDAY, the 3,1 day of yanuaut next, from such Personi 41 Wri"). , be wi ll ing- to or:411,1bl the eiti..t lili.of a Quantity4SLXTES, for the Ordnance Service at IP;:d -svich, to 6?delivered in the following Proportio , ts, 25 0 Tons of the lest ‘Yestmorelatid Slates, and 25 Tols of the hest Welsh Rags, to he delives,-ed at . Woolwich, het:wen. ne 1 nth of lifay, and the Ist of .7,,.e, I So 3, or sooner, r f convenient and the fuether xantity cf 25.) To -i s of the kit Westmoreland Slates, - and 24 loos of the hest Welsh Rags, to he delivered at• het-weekthe istb et/ . - 7aiy, and tat of Augur!, iSa3, or too,:er, if convenient. The Terms and Condiiions •of t •-e rontraß Mar , he known upon application at the .S'teretary's Oji;v, in. St. .117argaret-street, a?" day ht - tween the hour: of l'en and lei or . , • • lie h'r.oposals to he 4ehurrni at the Seine-lag , 's Mee, -In St. - Alargar e t—divet, Westminster, sealed and In ;rhea' on tbt oetside, " Proposals for Supplying Slates for the Service of the 1 3 oard of Ordnance," on or before the 3,1 d ay of yannaty reit, lifer which 1.9 t ;.o rifer will he admitted for lie pre ens cottirt;,rl. - By Order of . the Boort!, • R. 11. GIZA - IV, Sec. THE STROLLING PLAYEP.. - Jua published, In Three VolumeS, rzrno. , Price las. in boards, MHE STROLLING PLAYER ; on, LIFT; AND ADVENTURES OF WILLIAM TEMPLts Tot.% „._ _ • . - " We have no scruple in acknOwledgmg, that we have been agreeably amused, with this lively deSCription of the Life of a Strolling Player, and are strongly inclined to lieve; that_the Writer has been an eyeAwitness to many of the scenes which he so forcibly represents. .The story is NV.2.1 told ; the chara6lers are- well pourtrayed, sod consistently \ preserved;,and the whole displays, exten6iVe knowledge of the world, and no inconsiderable power of writing." • British Critic for November. See also a most favourable and copious Critique in the Monthly Mirror for November last. • Sold-by H. D.- Synionds,. Paternoster-row ;' and to be of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. This Day was published, Price gs. in boards. TABLES for the PURCHASING and RENEWA INC' of LEASES, foi, Terms,of Years cettain and for Lives ; with Rules for determining the Value of the Rever sion of Estates after any suck Leases, cud for the Solutiona other useful Problems; adapted to general - us;. To which is added; an Appendix, containing, besides the Demenstrations, some Remarks on the Method, adopted by Dr. Price and Mr. Morgan, for finding the Value of Annul., ties payable Halt-yearly, Quarterly, _ere. By MAIN CIS BA I LY, of the Stock Exchange. Sold by W. J. ancil. Richarthon, • • PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, Differing in Stile and Pian tltm those in the old way; RUTLER's. ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY' and WARE-ROOMS, Nu. 13 and 14, CATHEtO N E sTE ET, Eight Doors from- the Strand, maker of ill abtive Articles to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, aixi Alanufac. turer of Furniture in general. BUTLER has observed some of the various Advertisements opposed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco vered ; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi4 deuce, he manufadures and.sells.as above, (where also may be had, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass P•rts SOFA BEDS, making a hand sonte Sofa - and a comfortable Bed! . CHAIR BEDS, which yansfm or the same way, and each in a few miAiute3; I NG TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular cenipad Construdion ; various Improve ments in Furniture. _ _ _ • Houses completely furnished the Article; of well-season.. ea woods and excellent workmanFhip. Also, tin exportation, Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas.. sengers,' kc• BU TL ER hlts construeled several Tools and Machines for working his Patent Articles, sec.,..at. his Manutitelury, as above, and with much submission, and a true s•;use of gra— titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge.. nerously received. (0 --- 1 rt contradiaion to the false assertions. opposed to the. ' Sale 'of Box La a 's Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may be seen separate PAtent Deeds'', one for Dining, and other Tables ; and the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which extend to Sofa Beds, Chair or other BedsteadS, with . SereTY :Posts or Feet. ESTATES NEAR LICt-IFIELD. . TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM HARRIS, . At-the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Wednesday the zgth Day of December 18oz, at Four o'Clock - in the Afternoon, in Lot, anil subject to Conditions to be then "produced; E RA L Valuable FRF,EtIOLD., LEASE, kj HOLD, and COPYHOLD ESTATES, in high - Cul- tiOtion, in the County sif Staliord, and County of the City of ,Lichfield, comprising a modern-built.Flause, -fit for the in mediate residence - of a. Gentleman''s Family, situate at Nraple Hays, on it'pleasing Eminence, and Commanding art, extensive 'View of a very rich Ctinntry,-a Lawn in Front, of about 22 Acres, skirted on the' South and East, with a beau tiful River-like Sheet of Water, \vat stocked with Fish ; a large Garden walled and , planted with the choicest Fruit Trees,- now in full"- bearing; Pleasure Grounds, Barns, Stables, Coach-house, and other Offices attached and dr tached, with several BieGgS of Arable, Nleadow, and Pasture land, and containing in the . wholealiout Nitiety-six Acres. The. House consists of a Hall, Dining-Parlour,.:ls Feet 9 - .Inches by t 8 .- Feet j'lnches, Drawing-room, Breaktast-Par. lour, excellent Kitchen, Butler's-pantry, &c. on the Grounthtioor, five .Charnoers on the Second Floor, and six Attics. , _ _ • Alpo compad Messuage, with Barns, Stables, and other Out-buildings, and about 114 AcreS of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and two sinalt Tenement ,. for Labottrerg. tuate 'at Hill Top. The above Estates arc contiguous, with. in a Ring Fence, and situate in the said County of Sytford, except about Three Aieres, Part of a Meadow,' whichlia in th";. County of the City of Lichfield. • Als6 several Pieces of Meadow and Pasture Land, lying within the County of the City of Lichliellafore.said,.con_ taining in the whole about Forty . :•three ACTCS. • A Person at Maple Hays will silos , ' the Premises, and printed Pitrticulars may be had from the loth to the 13th' December; at the Gray's Inn Coffee-house, London ; :.t - Aris's Gazette Office, Birmingham; Mr:-Morgan, Statlar,i the principal inns. in the neighbouring — fowns, and of Mr. Gill, Attorney, in Lichfield. 7 , OA. NORItIS's DROpS. IN exciting- the , Public. Attention to these Va. luable Drops, an enumeration of particular C:ises would be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than halt a • century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cure of every species - 4)1 Fever, especially the Yellow tie Putrid, 'liar which they - are eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, front their increasing celebrity, not only derives the nighestgratification, 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 uenee,and as,a salutary cordiali in those discomforts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their benctic:ai eiteels. The Fainily Bottle, 225. is only to be had ahhe Doctur!* House, Lower - Brook-street, Grosvenor-squ: , re, where Bunks of cures •.itre delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation executed: Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retA.by Messrs. Jeboult and Co: and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr. • Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated - as a safe and etredive aperient, may be had a; ail the above Places, in boxes, at zs. 1 1 A J g 5; sc• rrce r; 0t ;