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- • • , U • e ' • " X'rr/11Y " , -111 t i „ ~. ~~; . ~ ~ ~~?~ % ~ ,i, 4,-, ~ ~, , ~rvs z` 1ip".~.~ ~~ ~: i~~~ \~~? ~ ~ i; , UMBER 2924.] TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1802. L pRiCE SIX pENCEb -1-14THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 0 . MORROW EVENING, Feb. 3, ISo2, Their M a j est i es ' Servants will aa KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry, Mr. WROUGHTON •, Prince of Wales, Mr. C; KEMBLE ; Hotspur,, Mr, KEMBLE ; - Sir Richard Vernon, tirsTARRYMORE ; • • Sir John Falslaff*, i fr. PALMER. Francis, , Mr. SUETT. Lady Percy, Mrs. POWELL ; Mrs: - Quickly, Mr. SPARKS. WITH URAN 1 - A. ; or . Or, THE ILLUMINE. The Charaders by Mr. POWELL, Mr. C:KEMBLE, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. MADDOCKS , Mr; PALMER, . Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. SUETT. Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND. The new Afterpiece Of Urania, or The Illumine, con tinuing to be received with the highest applause by over flowing Audiences, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. Thursday, the Comedy of Measure for Measure. On Friday will be acted, for the first time at this Theatre, a Comedy, in four AFis, called Heigho fora Husband ! !pudThe Tragedy of The .Mourning l3ride was received with the zst bursts of applaus e by a most brilli ant and overflow mg audien ce , and will Ilzfore The Traed of Romeo and J u li et, performed last'night, a very y brilliant audience, was honoured with the highest marks of approbation and applause, and will be re peated on Monday. Otway's Orphan, Con roves Double Dealer, and The Winter's Tale, by Shakspeare, are in rehearsal. • A new Play, in Five,Ads, Called the False Denietrius, is 1* rellear and will be produced as soon as possible'. • THEATRE-ROYAICAR, ' P O - MORROW' EVENING, Feb. 3 , 1 8 02, will beperfortned,' KING RICHARD THE THIRD. - Richrh on d , • Richard, M ' r. COOKE - r.CORY. , Queen Miss C M HAPMAN • Lady Ann, : M rs.. LIT CH , H,F I EID. WIT H HAkLEGIJIN' ALMANACK. On Thursday, the: new Comedy Of Follyfas: it Flies, with the musical Drama of Paul and Virginia, being the last time those Pieces can be represented this Season on account of a rieW Ccmic 'Opera called The Cabinet, which will be pio- Atucect onTuesday the9th instant. On Friday, the T d new rage y .of Alfonso, with Te Re. clew, or the. Wags of Winds . or. Ladies and Gentlemen who Lave Places for Mrs. Billington's Nights, are-respectfully informed, she will appear on Saturday in the'charater of kosetta, in Love in a Village ; With Two Strings to Your Bow- THEATRE ROYAL DRUIty..L, A T a MEETING of . the PROPRIETORS and 4. .8.• HOLD L RS of the Sol. Annuities, and One Pound per l'C'' ,lit Shares, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Feb. a, ISoz, ROBERT RAY, Esq. in the Chair.' Resolved Unani mousll ', That -the Provisions contained in the Arrangement laid before. this Meeting by Mr. Stitt I DA.): , and proposed to be submitted to the LORD CliAti tttLOß respecting the Interests or' the several Parties now convened are fully zpproved of by this Meeting. ROBERT RAY. Resolved Unanirnousl ' That the Thanks 'of this Meeting be given to the )t ...,..__________leChairman. FIFTY POUNIS REpvm -------- ir --- ----- ). lATFI- ABSCONDED FROM HIS BAIL. EREAS ROBERT OWEN,. late of nouns ditch, in the City of Lo London, Coppersmith, has ah r,conded front his Bail ; •fias be,ei n t seen' very- lat!lY parts of Lonclon ; when se Coat, in different • ancl wore -4 Welch Wi en iad on a dark coloured , height, round face full of pirngpi;esi aanrbzionatlfreket 7 inches In i ever will apprehend th • • e said Robert Owce°nr,napilledxdiTl.ilveiVlfl= to leis had, 111 r. Chamberlain `in Mr Anderson, of Hogils ditch aforesaid, or will give InformationMr: to .1`,11% Wel 1 , Wood_ SpitalfieldS S cito , the said Robert 0 Wen may bejappreliendell, sall, r- where eti apprehension, 1.1.....,_____2;e entiti d. to receive the above Rew T i n sr u • FIFTY POUNDS Rts,.ARD. AVHERABSCONDED FROM HIS BAIL. EAS WILLIANI-M, ARDLE7. o Hourisditch, in the City of London, Coppersmith, late of and late Ca -partner With Robert Owen, of the Same place, has absconded from his Bail ; he has been seen in different parts of London and elsewhere., in general wears .a dark co loured Coat light Waistcoat, corded Breeches, and his own hair tied ; is abc-et 5 feet to inches high: Whoever will . app:ehead the said- Wi4liain Mardle, so that he rnay be de livered uv in discharge of his Bail, shall upon notice thereof to Mr. Wells, No. z, Wood -street, Spitalfields, Solicitor, be entitled to receiv e the above reward. ---- - - AIONEY.MA.i'i-E-172.--------S. LL Money Negoeiations continue to be trans_ actt,d, with the strictest honour, punduallty and se crecy, by Messrs. liorris and Co. at their Annuiiy Bank, No. 5, Great SuffOlk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Mortgages, Estates, Church -Livings, Dowers, Jointures, Pensions, Places, Reversions, or any other mode or matter,' as circumstances may be. Large Sums of Money always ready for well secured Annuities, 'arhf for which a liberal ,price will be given, according to age and security, and all 'Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the . _. Cranter. , . Principals, or their Attornies, applying personally, before Three o'Clock, will be treated with in the Most expli cit znaluier -and all Lelters.(post-paid)iluly answered. IN. H. A large Surn of Money ready to purchase Freehold %n Leasehold Houses, in apprOved situations. PLAtESIINDER-GOVERITATETII-7----7 IVlONt,rlev And Annuity-Oliice, No. 7, Ce,fil-street, Strand. EY TO LEND. —_M and Co, , revpcalully inform the Public that require. Pec_uniary ASslstatic'e, that owrfig to their respeaable established Con rtet/ion wttli MiThied Men, they can advance immediate Sums li'lll'lttn tool. to 50001. totall Persons in possession of Freehold, zoosg Leaseho4d, or Copy hold Estates, Money vested in the , Marriage Settlements, Widows' immures" . Rent r. 2,.!artes, Pensions, Clergyrnen!s Livings, lec. eirc. with p 1 twearevgee,, of re:dernption at option, and tile greatest secresy 00- "' Ceritlemen haThig interest, may be inforined of tenteel Vacancies as they occur, front tool. to zoool.. a year, ,c..ither at Home or A.broa‘d. Pensions and Annuities on Sale, ta m 201. to.scol. 3 litary Officers' Half-) 'ein- on eligible terms- Navy and Ali pa ' ' 'and Pensions received. Personal applications) Three o'Clock. .A i i • are received c.laily, - as above, till 9.i Letters must post-paid. A N INS"..Far M.—Seven, 'Eight, - .Nine, Ten, event Eleven :Years purchase (according to.the hature and solidity of each security), will - -be advanced on Annuities charged-upon Dividends of Stock, Freehold, ,Co- Tyhold or Leasehold Estates c.: . on Life Incomes, Dowers, Zettlements, 'jointers, or Patent Places. In eery case the Wantor will have the privilege of redeeming (c.r . pay T.:g 041) at Fill, Personal security, by bond, 'will be acceptecr ; but this alone attaches to peopfe Of rank, _fashion, or great re- Speetability, with fortune in ,possession or 'revers,!on ; -or Whose high conneetion justly bold out large expeclancics.-- 7 To all, and to-only such, :Upon any s'udden cali, 30 0 1. up to 3000. can be advanecrd,' if in town, in a single' day, after signifying their_cornmands. Th marked attention shewn to the publications of the undersignd, in pieterence to the Triciny specious but delusive propositions of the present day, znantlest the itnportant dillerence• between .negotiating with AC; entl,mio and a Common Broker. H.l A C K... 50 N. arose, (if postage. paid, and . with real signature anci ad ofki s, and other Wisp riot), for Jr.N H. Jackson, - to the care 1" r R. t. eou'r't-'l:=•"l.le.lid,New Chapter Cottee.houSe, Duke's. " ngaLre, Lonclon, will, as hitlwrto,be duly and 4%tlY hOnoured. .. c. , HYDE'S CONCERT .ROOMS, Tottenham-street. MESSRS. CHARLES and SAMUEL WES. LEY respeafully inform their Friends and the Pub• lic, that they propose toperform by Subscription, 'SIX MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS of Vocal: and Instrumental Music, inWhial;lllbe intro duced CHORUSSES, and DUETS upon TWO ORGANS Principal Vocal Performers, Madame 4 DUSSEK, Miss RI CHARIDSON; And Signor MOR ELL!: • Leader of the Band, Mr..BOSSI. Among the Principal Instrumental Performers are, Mess.. Lindley, R. Ashlev,-Pieltain, Boyce, Jouve, Holmes Lyon; Mahon,Oliver, Leanders, Wiedner, Lefler, Harting. . ton,-:Griesbach, Hyde; Contelo; . l`slanotti, Jenkinson, Terms of Subscription Three Guineas. The Tickets be transferable. First Concert, Thursday Next, February 4. PART I. Overture to Judas Maccabens,vith the March in Scipio.—Song, Sig Morelli (Paisiello).—Concerto Vio lin, Mr. Pinto.- -Song, Miss Richardson (" Tune Your Harps.") = (Esther): Handel.—Antiphona for a Double, Choir (" Dixit Dominus"), S. Wesley. PART 11. Grand .Symphoriy (Haydn).---Duetto, Madame Dussek and Sig. Morelli (Haydn)..---Duettn,.Two Organs, Mess. Wesley.—Song, Madame Dussek (Sarti).—Chorus (Invocation to Apollo), C. Nk esley, The. Second Concert on Thursday, Feb. 2s and the re maining Concerts'.on March is, zs, April az, and May 6. To begin precisely at Eight. -•- Those will shall honour this Undertaking with their pa tronage and - . encouragement, are respedfully requested to send their Names as speedily as - possible to T. Harnmersley, Esq. Pall-Malt; J. C. Hankey,' Esq.. Fenchurch-street ; or to C. and ,S. Wesley, Chesierfied-street, Mary-le-bonne; where Tickets will be ready for delivery. CONQUEST OF EGYPT. BATTLE BEFORE . ALEXANDRIA, OF THE Arst OF . MARCH. The Great Room, Spring Gardens, Charing-Cross, IS now Open for the Inspeaion of a LARGE HISTORICAL PICTURE, Painted by SAMUEL AMES - ARNOLD, representing, on the most extensive,Scale, the s glorious BATTLE of the zistof MARCH, in EGYPT, in which 'the gallant Sir RALPH ABERCROMBY was mortally wounded, and the Ffench Army entirely defeated. Correa Likenesses have been.taken -of the British Gene rals and principal Officers, who are introduced in their re . • spedive Stations. • - The Plan of the Battle, the Stations of the different Regi ments,, and the surrounding Scenery, will be found most cor realy delineated. ' N 0 VD having . obtained Plans and Drawings taken on the Spot, and having been:honoured by the advice and information of many distinguished Personages engaged in the Battle. - A printed Explanation of the PiEture will be delivered to every Lady and Gentleman honouring the Exhibition with their presence. Admittance One Shilling. *** The Room is kept wcll warmed, anti a Person at _tends regularly to describe the Painting.—Open from Ten till Four. BREWING. A PERSON wishes to be employed as a B rewer , - Or will give Instruaions in the Porter or any other Branch of the Brewery ; will also shew the Mailed of making Porter Malts, with - very little alteration in the Kiln (if any), in any part of England, on such Terms as lie flatters himself will not be objec - Aed - 'to:—Any who please to tivour th e Adve.rriser with a Letter, directed to S. S.. Paka's Head Tavern , Cateatop-street, will.be immediately attended to. IRELAND. . . . . A x I'ANTED by the ROYAL CANAL COM'- . V V P.,'kNY, an ENGINE E Rlin the room of Richard Evans, Esq. deceased) of experience in Canal-making, whose talents and abilitieS will bear. the most unquestion riit.titition Person answering . this description, will i c il o Y n7pe A n n sa y tion suitable to his exertions and merit• a m b =A le vi s pm e i by Letter, ur 'otherwise, will be received by the Secretary, at oie Company's' House, No. 2S, Lower Or moud Quay, Duif.n,.which will be taken into - consideration on Monday the 15,th of February next. It is requested that none will apply but - such as will in every reaped answer the above description. Sign - W.l)y . Order, MARK KERR, Secretory Royal Canal House, Dublin,.. . lan. Ir, 1802. HOUSE WANTED,-in a Country Town, where there is an opening for a Fashionable Shoe Warehouse Of the fiat respedability. Any Person having' such a one to lett, sending particulars orSitu'atiOn, Rent, &c. if approved, may hear of an unexceptionable Tenant, by addressing a line (post paid); to Mr. Crampton, to be left at the Burton Cof fee-House, Cheapside, London. IUGARS-Moi3t, 54-d. to 6d. Lump, 9(1. to 91d. Dry Ground Sugars, 6d.. to 70. per lb. Better sorts cheaper in. proportion. Teas-One. Ounce to every Pound (trett) overweight Bohea, ts. 8(1 to - zs. 4d.- Congou Leaf, 2s. 6cl. to 3s, Congou Kind, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Good Congou, 41. 6d. to ss: Capital Souchong, ss. 6d. to 6s. Superfine, 75., to Bs. Best linported, Padra and Caper Souchong los. per lb. Green Teas, 45. 6d: to ssi Capital ss.' , 6d. to 6s. Hyson, 6s. 6d. to 7s. , Fine Ss. Superfine.9s. to los. Best Imported, or Gunpowder Hyson, ios. 6d. to las. per lb. To Dealers-Genuine Original Chests Congou and Green Teas, 4s• 4d. to SS. 4d. per lb. Coffees, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Fine Bourbon, 45. 6(1. to 55. Best Turkey, Ss. 6d. to 6s. per lb. Genuine Cocoa, 35. per lb. Chocolates, 4s. 6d. to ss. Best, 55. 6(1. Sir Hans Sloane' s , Milk Churchman's Patent, and „ Finest Vanilla, 6s- to 6s. 6d. per lb. Rice,,Best `Carolina,/ 4id. to cd. Ground, sd. to Ssd. Rice Flour, 54d. to 6d. Millet, 3d. to 3id. Scotch Barley, aid. to 3d. per lb. Spices; Best Cloves, 75.6 d. togs. per lb. Cinnamon, 105.6 d. to 135, Nrutmegs, 175. to ZIS. Mace, 3,85. to 4Ss. Black Pepper, as. 4(1. to as. 6(1. White, as. 6d. to as. Bd. Ditto, Long, 4s, Alspice, tod. to tad. Best Brown and Whit e ginger, 9 d . to tad. 'Carraway and Coriander Seeds, 6d. to Bd. Sago, 90. to izd. Tapioca, ad. to 16(1. Pearl Barley, 4 d. to 6d.. Jord an Al mon d s, as. zd. to zs. 6d. Bitter 14d. to 18d. per lb. • Starch, Best Foreign White , tad. to r3d. Best Engli s h Blue, ad. to zod. 'Blues, b es t Stone ' and Powder, 14(1. to zod. per lb. Soaps, best Yellow, 70, to Bd. Mottled, 80. to 9cl. White Curd, 90, to rod. per lb. Mustards, Common, 7(1. to Tod. Fine, rid. to 14d. Su perfine Triple strength, tsd. to ad. per lb. Bruits, best Muscatel, Blooms, Sun, Malaga Raisins, Cur rants; Primes, French Plums, Figs, &c. OrderS for all attiaes in the Confectionary, Italian, and Oil Trades, executed on the lowest terms . At Mess. EDWA-R.l) F.AG LETON arid Co.'s thirty years Old-established Tea Warehouses, the Original Grasshopper, No. 4z, Cheapside ; and. No. 9, Bishopsgate-street Within, near CAUTION-No connqaion with •any other House with the Sign of the Grasshopper, &c. or any other House of the same Name, &c. Nor have any persons in . the Kingdom authority to sell Teas, &c. in, or, use their NameS or Firm. Orders by Twopenny or General Post, inclosiirgl3ank, 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, plape , , Coach, Carrier; Inn , Whart, &c. in London., Au quirers (onlv) must pay Past. - Articles subject to rise and fall of Markets. Request timely notice with Orders. • --- • • - • MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1802, NGLISH- STATE• LOTTERY BE • GINS DRAWING. SCHEME. Value ()leach. 20,000 - to,ooo 5,000 2,000 .000 so zoo 5 0 18 of .1 4 Io iz Total Value. • 24 0, 0 00 4°7°C' o 20,0:46 70,0.0 n .10,000 6,000 5,c001 at, 5, 000 324,000 100 iR,OOO 60,000 Tickets. ,C.500 t 000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. • First-drawn Ticket, Is th Day,. Z. xo,ooo . Ditto, 21st' Day, 20,000 Ditto, 32d Day, 20,000 Ditto, • 4oth Day,. 1,000 TICKETS and SHARES-of TICKETS are SELLING at EVER . I" LICENSID- IfOTTERY-OFFICE't PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - j ‘.l6 13 o litqf - BY2 o Eighth - 23 6 Quarter 4 6 6 I Sixteenth i 2 o *** Perst • , in the Country _wishi ng •t o have Tickets or Shares, niaype supplied by sending:lol3d Bills at short dates, Post rice Orders, Bank .Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Office. • (rr , The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider ably before the Drawing. Prizes paid in Sterling Money. To CONPECTIONERS, VV -ANTED, a JOURNEYMAN in the above Line.—Apply to Mrs. Bevan, Confecioncr, Bath. SURREY. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Fourteen Lots, in March next, the Time and Place of Sale will be hereafter advertised, r irHE. followin FREEHOLD ESTATE, the Property Of EDWARD THORNY'CROFT, Esq. situate in the Hamlet of Stockwell, in the Parish of Lam beth, viz. The MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of STOCK WELL., The Capital Mansion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. with the Offices, ;ardens, and Pleahire-grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1203 • The Capital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard, &c. in the occupation of - C. Hall, and - Cox, Esqrs. an der Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1803. The White Horse public-house, Offices,- and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree ment tbr a Lease, which expires Michaelmas 1826. The Farm.llouse and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the occupation of Mr. Richard Sirrirnthis, Tenant' t Will. The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Smith, Tenant at Will. . fhc House, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr George Wheeler, Tenant at Will. The Land in the occupation Of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant at Will. The Wax Mann fa&ory, with the Mansion House, Offices, and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. under Lease, 300 years and upward of which are unexpired. The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate be tween the 3dand 4th Mile Stones on the Road from Lone..in to Streatharik, by which it is bo,undcd on the East, and the Road called Acre lane, leading from CLiOham to Camber well, runs through the Estate towards the Worth. • Public Notice 'will be given when Plans and Partieulars ace rea,Ly ita delivered. W: and J. Black; -- at the Grove, near Epping, and Middle Temple Hall Staircase. REVIEW OF MAPS AND CHARTS, A Department hithert-5 unattem - pted in any English journal This Day was publislvd, price zs. 6d. THE APPENDIX to the CRITICAL RE VIEW, New Arrangement. Volume XXXI I I. taming, among others, Abstrads of the following important and recent Foreign Publications ut tite National Institute of Sciences and Arts.—Travels in Upper Pennsyl vania and New-York. —Arbogast's Doctrine of Delivations. —Sennebier's Sketch of the Lifeand Writings of De Saussure. Virey's Natural History of Mankind.-L—Micbaud's' Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Mysore,---Annals of Chemist' y. - Hamrrier's . Sketches in a Journey to Vienna.---litieslak's Physical and Litliological Travels in, Campania. • Retrospett of Foreign Literature —Review of Maps and Charts :—Arrowsmith's Map of Asia.—La Rochetre's Geo graphical Specimen of ancient I tidia:—Faden's Map of the South-Eastern Part of Franee_, tec.—New Map of America. —Trigonometrical Survey of Eitglaud and Wales—Coutans' Environs of Paris .. .-L-Sinith's Plan of, the Grand jundion Canal; .Map of Inland . Mtvigation ;- and Map of the Lakes. —New Chart of Surinam Riye.r...Price's Charts of Ply mouth Sound; Haiirae, ancLCatwater.-0 wen's Chart of Spitlitod.—Arrowsniitit's Chart of the, EastAndia Islands, &c. With the Titles to Vol. 1 X And a copious Al phabetical Index to the Authors' Names and Titles of Books. A ISO. published thrs.Day, THE CRITICAL REVIEW, Lninged, for January 1832; containing the usual I.Lintity of important Arti::irs, drc. The Critical Revietv has, of late, devoted a part of every Number of its Appendix to an Examination of Maps arid Charts--:a Branch of Criticism hitherto uncultivated in Great Britain, and seldom attempted ori the Continent, out which the growing Importance of Geovaphy seems importunately to dennod. Geography, as'a Science, is in its infancy. It.:ias long in deed farmed a department of littral Education ; .and we haVe multitudes of Maps and,Charts almost daily issuing from the Pres.; but liar want of that critical superintendarice which has presided over every other Branch of Literature, we have few Designs •at present that will . bear the ordeal of rigid scrutiny, and perhaps fewer Students in the•Sciencx who are capable of applying-such a test. . How • tar the Geographical Strieturgs which are meant to be continued in the Critical Review,. may be able to accom plish these important objects, must be left to the Public to determine - for itself. It 'is obvious,' hbwever, that Lineal Geography is yet , totally desttlite - of such a.presiding and beneficial power ; •and it. is serious a defezT will meet with tile support and assistance of every Friend to Literature. London: Printed for S. Hamilton, Falcon -court, Fleet street ; and sold by G. and Robinson, Paternoster-row ; by 'Ross and Blackwood, Edinburgh ; by Angus and Son, Aberdeen ; and by H. Colbert, Capel-street, 'Dublin. Of whom may be had, any of the precedin& N umbers. . • This Day was published, Price Ss. Neatly printed in Svo.- upon fine Post Paper, embellished with twenty Copper-plates, engraved by an eminent Artist, representing the principal Figures ; r rHE whole ART of making ARTIFICIAL X FIRE-WORKS ; improved to the Modern Pradice, frOm the minutest to the highest Branches : containing Aigrettes, Amber Lights, Balloons, Batteries,. Chinese Fire ships, Cohoms, Cones, Crackers, Cascades, Dodecacdl o n s , Ducks, Earthquakes, I. lights, Flyers, Fountains, Gerbcs, Globes, Gold Rain, Grand Vofutes, 'Headers, Hights, Mines; Matches, Mortars, Marcus, Moons, Neptune's CnA riot, Pots, Pumps, Rainfalls, Rockets, Sea Fights, Silver Rain, Spur Fire, Squibs, S tars,.Sk:. -rockets, Swans,. Swarms, Thunder in Rooms, TOWering Rockets, Double and Single Tourbiilons, Tree's,' Water Fire-works, Wheels, Yew Tres, with all thtir•lngredients, , Compositions, Prepara tions, 'Machines, Moulds, and manner of twking ,• refining Saltpetre, and to - extra - ,1 it froM datnaged Gunpowder'. By Captain. JONES. • C iel in.sford Printed and by Me.ggy and Chalk; sold also by R. C. Statics, 'and KrzYmen, Colchester ; Burkitts, Sudsury ; Rackhifm, Bury ; T. Hurst, Paternoster-row, Atoll ~ • . • arFiCE OF ORDNANCE, y.Tuaty 24, THE PRINCIPAL OFF'ICE'RS of His TESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give notice, that di, undermentioned Quantity of BRICKS are vfanted for tee ORD. NANCE SERVICE, to Le delivered upon the Wharf in 4Zoli wich Warren, and to he paid for in Three 1110111 it subsequent lr the Quarter in sO6 kb the delivery of the Bricks stall take place, iiz.-- 2s;000 CUTTERS, 300,000 SECOND MALMS, and 2,00,00a0 GRAY STOCKS. to be delivered on or before the tst April next. ditto ditto i;th May next. ditto ditto • Ist July next. ditto ditto - rsth August next. All Personr suirhing to contrail for the sane are desired tc, send their Tendcrs, sealed, to the Royal Engineer'4 Office, a: !hal. wich, with Samples of each Sort. N. B. No Tender or Samples will he received offer the roth February, doz. _ . Ofrder of the Boars?, • R. FT. Cl:El'''. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commis.sary-General's Office, Parliament-street. 7anua7 26, 1802. N OTICE is beri , by given to all Persons aiesinus of eontraqing, to supply the foltinving Articles for the Use of HIS MAESTY's FORCES, vie. OATS, HAY, and .STRAW, for the CAPA LRY in Bar racks in North Britain, and in the County of Hants, including the Isle of Wight. OATS' for the CAPALRY in Cantonments, and Quarters., in tie Counties of ,Cornw'all, Kent, Sussex, Dorset, and Hants, including the Isle of Wight. And BREAD for the TROOPS, in the. County ofof Sutpy. (The. Deliveries to commence on and for the zstb day of n. "bruaty next); that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, and marked Tenders for Army Supplies, will he received at this f)ffire, otz or before the Stb of said month . of Feiruaty, Proposals must be made separately for each Barrack in North Britain, and for each County inin England. The Particulars of the ContraEits may be bad up on application at this Office any Day, between the Hours Of Eleven in the Morn ing and Four in the Altern.ootr. TO BE LETT, and entered on immediately, ALL that Capital Mansion called T H AME PARK, in the County of Oxford, within 4a miles of London, and 12 of Oxford, late the Residence of the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Wenman. Further Particulars may be had by application to 14ir. Wiliiazri Wiirford, jun. Banbury ; Or to Mr. Meyrick, Red Lion Square, London. • BERKS. TO BE SOLD - BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Very-Desirable FREEHOLD ES'CATE, called SANDHILL, consisting of rz7 Acres of Lich Arabic, Mei.rl)w, onrl Pas:ure Land, together with a good Farm- House, and all convenient Buildings, situated about a qu'ar ter of a mile from the pleasant 'Village of Shrivenham, - six from Fartirmdon, and seven from Swindon. The situation . of this Estate is remarkably fine, the - roads arc good, the Countfy beautiful, and abounding with Game. It is well adapted.for any Gentleman wishing to build, or add to the Farm-House. The Tenant will shew the Prcmi-ses. Apply personally, or by letters * post-paid, to Mr. Ward, Attorney, Marlborough, Wilts. Causa latet, vis est Notissiina! THE Restorative ANIMA of QUASSIA, in the , form of Pills, lately invented and prepared by HALLAM and Co. which is found an immediate and in comparable Remedy • for • Weak, relaxed, and debili- Hypochondriac Affedions, tated Constitutions, • Habitual- Purgings, Loss of A ppetite, Nervous Weaknesses,' Pains and Weakness of the 'the deleterious Erkets of hot • Stomach, Climates or Intemperance : In short, in most cases where- the constitution has been re duced and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora tive efl'eds are equally astonishing and unprecedented. • The antiseptic powers. of Quassia are too well known to require-further-comment; . and the restorative cads of its "-CONCENTRATED EXTRACT' , certainly entitle that , Preparation to the highest estimation and confidence of •the Nervous and Debilitated; and to such it is at this seasou particularly - recommended, not only as a Restorative, but 3 sate Preventative of COntagion from infedious and epidemic Diseases, so generally prevalent. The remarkable,case of Colonel Oliver, produced by exces sive heat and fatigue it the Siege of Seriligaparam (of which we shall give the C,,,loncl's own account), is here brought forward, as it must do away every doubt of its efficacy, and display-the restorative powers_ of the Medicine. • . • No. rB, Wigmore-ste , xt, Cavendish-squafe,. February .19, edo 1. • SIR, . - En the late CaMpaign in India (wnieliterminated so fortu nately for the British Em . pire; i I was exposed, during a march throegle the Mysore, to excessive fatigue and a burn ing sun g , that enervated my whole system, which increased rapidly in the course of the Siege of Seringapatam ; during much, front the dampness of the entrenchments, I was at tactedevitha violent dysentery, and by further exertion in the carrying by assault this important place, was so far re duced as to - be rendered incapable of further service; the whole system had received a shock that threatened imined;ate dissolution, no part of it seemed, tenger capable of perform ing its proper fundion ; the stinnach and bowels were unable to retain the-saiall quantity of foodeaken, which passed off immediately ; the nervous system and muscular fibres were d equally atfeed with constant tremor and debility', to such a degree as to render even walking extremely difficult. This affection, with the constant irritation in, the stomach and bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue. During my passage- to England, I had every aslistance without the smallest advantage. On my arrival I procured medical aid from every quarter that was thought likely to afford and for several months attended .regularly to the medicine and regimen prescribed by my Physicians, without receiving the least benefit. In October last I called on you;tokinqui re if Hallam and Co.'s Extriet,. or Anima of Quassia, was likelyeo be of service in my hopeless situation., 1 took it from your recommendation, and have the happiness of feel ing myself perfectly restored ; and that by taking a few boxes only. A few doses produced an ease end- regularity in the stomach and bowels, that had not been experienced since the first attack of the disorder. In short, the 'whole train of dis tressing syirptorns were soon efEettuAly relieved, and I have now the happiness to enjoy a state of health I had little rea son to-expect. To B. ShaW, No. 74, Borough, London.' • Many additional proof's of its efficacy, too numerous for in sertion here, though equally singular and Avell'attc!.ted, may be seeie. in a Pamphlet, delivered gratis as above, to which we ,ictet the Valetndinatian. . • • . . The Proprietors .particularly request Puiehasers will.. be careful to observe each box has a Certificate, signed in red ink, " E. klallain and. co," as no other cast possibly he genuine. Sold wholesale only by B. 'Shaw, No. 74,, Borough ; and retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow, and one Vender in every Town, it) boxes of ss. and res. 6d. each, arid large packages, eontainink five ss. boxes U.. 2S . each, duty included.