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Mrs. Eillington will appear at this Theatre on Thursday, T T HEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, O-MORROW EVENING, March z, £Boz, • will be performed, THE BEGGARS' OPERA: Captzin Macheath, Mr. INC L EDON ; eachum, Mr. DAVENPORT; Itlat o' Lockit the / Mint, Mr.. THO MP CO R SON Y _ ; ; • Filch, Mr. SIMMONS: Lucy, Mrs , M . ; Mrs. "Peachun-i rS MARTYR . tiAVENPO RT ; On Thursd a y , And Polly, M rs. BI LLINGTON, the New Opera of The Cabinet. On Saturday, Mrs. Billi ngton will perform. Due notice will he given of Mr. Cooke's ne(t appearancein Si r J ohn Falstaff. A New G rand E allet of Aaion; with entire new MUsie, Scenes, and Decorations, is in rehearsal. PAVIN G OFFICE, DUBLIN; . . February a, tßoz., TPROPOSALS POR. LIGHTING THE STREETS. HE DJRECTORS .and ..COMMISSIONERS Will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public I.ntn Fes 1 . ! „‘ Globes in this City, and for keeping the saint and ties furniture thereof in good order,. from the Ist of-Septem Fr nit. for One Two TI ree Yeari as shall be agr up o , ,or i . , the Globes to have double Burners. inoAzi2h_ed Board are . willing (ifflesired) to enter into one or `ot'TTh,n.sParate Contrail or Con tracts for the same. P:"as to be sent to this Office, on or before.the IstdAy 13e ` allt. nelll ' sealed up, and direr to the Secretary of the ~gYpenectind „, ndors e d 4 4 Poppo•als for Lighting," , which will Ile 4t " e 6'" Ci t o h c e l- Prea6 Ce of the Proposer or his Representative, will be . un the s . (1 da atter which day no proposal • recetved. 41 y, Signed by Orde r, HOAIAN, Sec irri4 —4l ' IGATION-H9IfSB, DUBLIN, • • 16th Odober, 'Sot. D IRECTORS-GENERAL 'a:INLAND LN vvi Mort ar C ATION in IRELAND, considering the Int!. L E f ce of rendering the RIVER SHANNON NAVIGA- Co n “9Pl 1.0 UGFI ALLEN to the SEA, whereby a ready Zho r e Y„ : an ce triai lk`afforded for the Produce of the fertile Aamve,s is t hat River, • d the Collieries and other Mines I.,_:iiinaitis.l;'anks, so far 'i a n s the. circumstalicets of the Country ow • . • And } • lay . ing taken into consideration•the favourable oppor.. )11 4 4,1,,i1uch the provd eof returning Peace holds forth liar •.p,`" ( ing Works of.this aes i eription ; s • ' ' wilLreceive Prdposals (aecording to the Prowl :jest; an Ad passed in the 40th year of ,His present Ma_ 1 1 , 1 ,0 r promoting Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any "- (H. C oAllbanV of. Pers. , ;ing.4e4ortiiio s , to any Nit of tfli %•••rio wi;ling and able to enter upon dispatch and eft4t,, the I niprovemont of 4;i7leitherotai" °f the• River Shannon from Lough Allen. E r anted t o t h r st will recommend a large and liberal Aid to be cif:pro i , erv e rer4o,s who shall contrad.fot the Completion ti /I P° ll such t°rk(s as shill be for that pUrpose,• opon..f Och dimensions and 'rrns agreed u ,• •-. 1 . 3 Y Otder of the Dircdors-General, . WILLIAM GREGORY, Secrttty. - • , ."1-1 1/ .- -A CAul'it)N'TO. FAMILIES. ~.. , ( G ESS and SON's , ESSENCE of ANklIO --) VI Vs .- , ' ' .0, wh,,i, ,•.. ,e. Id other Rich Sauces. The great rep ita ii_c ,. ho_. vi es 1 1 ._ 1 ', 4 , • istirgess has gained . by his E;, , ,senc.f.-01 4 dashed i ". ° U iet ' It ...11 Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed 13.ef, Vas and o ( i c ,. lv " Heads f Steaks, Ma/le Dishes, Wild ,oars},°wl 411— '-'3llle ; with'rt Beef Delicacies for the Table,-Side h. and Store-room- which are More fully expressed in:. many Latalogtle (lie being the inventor of them), has induced 1 1:2 - I n Y persons to give the same name to articles entirely dif sol,, t ? which are vended at man Shops in London by per scZwilo go to the princip•al tosin - ngnd, Ireland, and Nvi io l .'" lo , to solicit orders of Tradesmen and Innkeepers,. vtr._ in consequence are often served with., spurious . sorts, of dfierior suali.ties,'W grea Y t an imposition, I.lt a hich s isriot only ; sapponarnent to ' .1 . 'lto purchase them with 1 t i e w _ , ~.arilt tes w ~,..,,,T. n_avlnggoo'Sance to,their Fish, &e. Ihiords on th n . 6 None are iiis-geimint - but What have these I__,.,iabel " Rurgess.and Sz;n';,Orial and Superior Egs - ence .',...A!olchoviq, No. 1c , 7; Strand Correr of Savoy Steps; ynci ry . 33 , ‘....,_ ."' AA-RNI WANTED TO RENT oR PURCHAsE. PARM of Four Hundred Acres or upwards, in a (try healthy situation, in the County any o f t , . ..., 2111, , ‘?t. adjoining Counti et Lincoln, or years,. or t „ ) : 6 1 erson having such a l one to lett for a term of ti.,„ ' ii; are desire(l'to apply to Mr. Charles oster, near , , Lora Hill, LincOln; or Mr. john Lever, AttoraeY,_ ~o` Lora Yorkshire. .......____ /1-10 BE. BUILDING GROUND.. LETT, S everal LOTS of LAND in the CITY of WATERFORD, well situated for Trade, and the first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. Liberal ericouragetnent will be given tonguch as settle with Capitals. Foreign Application from Principals y, to the Proprietor, Lieut. Colonel Hardy Westinead, Carmarthenshire, or his Agent,. Cr. Samuel Roberts, near Waterforcl (root puid), 111CCI. due attention. FOR. COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. • PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. 1 1 HE Herb COLTSFOOT, called Tussilago by AL the Ancients, was distinguished by them, as its Name Itufficiently conveys, for its excellence in the Cure of Coughs, and other Pulmonary Complaint s ; attd this Essence has, in the course or a long Praelice, been foiind the most safe and etEtatial Remedy :for -Coughs, Astlintas, Wheezings, ?lithisicky Complaints, Consumptions, Hoarseness, De." ixions, Catarrhs, Difficulty of Breadth% and all Disvrdets or the Breast and Lungs. It admirably allays. the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, and takes off the uneasy s ensation of acriritonions' humours, cleanses.the small glands, r elaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the vessels.' Thus it regularly and quickly cures the most ob tinate Asthmas and Consumption s of the longest standing, Lf tAlten before the Lungs are ulcerated. I t cures all husky and dry Coughs, ,dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax, he rawniss - and soreness of Idle Breast, Stomach, and Lungs, and gives immediate relief to those who, through age and inlirliiity, arc deprived of Rest or Sleep, as it generally cufnposes and contribUtes to Make the remainder of their days comfortable and easy.. l 'his Essence is prepared only by James Ryan, Surgeon, tli is of , and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Francis New rr, at do 45 , the East End of St. Paul's, London, in bot 'les, price 3s. Cid. each, Duty included. L I s 'i• ff. As many Persons continually mistake Mr. New uerY's HouSe; particularly Servants and Messengers, all Pur chasersreluested to observe, that it is a little Out or the general line ot-Foot-passe Five Doors from the Corner uurf C heapside ; and that a Bust of' Dr. James, and these w , t) rds ? are against , the Front of his House, viz. ' i- TtiE. ONLY WAREHOUSE- FOR DR. jA,NIES's r 0 W D E RS.7* MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1802. • WARRANTED UNDRAWM. . • , No. 26, Cornhill, London. MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. respeaftilly ac quaint the Public, that they shall continue selling Tickets and Shares, during the whole Time of the Drawing of the present English State-Lottery, Warranted undrawn at `the time of purchasing.—The Hours of Sale, in the Morning; are from Eight till Nine„ in the Afternoon, from Two till Eight. Also at their Offices Livorpool and Exeter. *#• Country Correspondents may rely on their OrderS being executed precisely on the same Terms as if present. — Prizes paid on demand. . - • , . This Day Was published, prio 20: 6d. THE BRITISH CR ITIC, foi FEBRUARY, I 80;. Containing a Review of various Articles in djfferent branches of Literature ; among which .are,, King's Munimenta Anti gua, Vol. 11. Huddersford's Poems, Evans's tour in North Wales, Dr. Geddes on the Hebrew Scripture l3aldvvin's Politcal Recolleclions, Spallanzani on the Circulation of the Blood, Marshall. on lnclosures, the Bishop of Rochester's Translation of Hosea (concluded), Warner's ExcUrsions from Bath, Busby's Dictionary of Music, Foreign Litera ture, drc. . . ._ i Printed for ,F. and L C, Rivington , No. 62, St. Paul.' Church-ya.rd. . , Of whom may be had, : ... . The British Critic, tOr the Year 18ot, in'Two VoluMes, price, in boards, 11, Ss. Also, complete Sets from the com rinencernent in May, 1793, to December, aor, in Eighteen Volumes; price, in boards, 91. Gentlemen may be supplied with Sets, in single Volumes, ,either Monthly or Quarterly. ORMEs, NEW and COMPLETE DRAWING-BOOK. This Daq was published, • The Sixth Number, which completes HE RUDI MENTS of LANDSCAPE DRAW ING and PERSPECTIVE. • - By WILLIAM ORME, . . • Price 11. x is. 6d. in boards. Published and sold by Edward Orme, No. 59, New Bond street,..corner of /3rook-street. Where may be had, Books of Instruilion in every Branch of DraWing, and Drawing Materials. Sold also by Marsh and Dunsford; Fleet-street, and all other Print and Booksellers. A Catalogue of Mr. Orme's Publications is now ready for Merchants, Shops, and Dealers, Who are supplied on liberal terms. • • • THE MENAI and CONWAY BRIDGES THE GENTI I EMEN, CLERGY,. and FREE tiOLDERS of the COUNTIES of CARNARVON and ANGLESEY, and all others whom these E redions may concern, are respectfully informed, that the p LAIRS of the BRIDG ES are at length completed, and copies of them are now making nut, to be transmitted without delay to Carnarvon, Waiumaris, Liverpool, Cht•iter, and the other Ports on that Coast,• with Explanations, front whence it. may he Adged, whether, or how far, these measures may abed the Navigations. 'ln the mean time, if is 'presumed from ahe cdncurrent opinions of Pilots, and of the most - ably and experienced Coasters, that the'Bridges; and Works con neaed with then, will p'rOduce material advantages to,all Navigators that way. And Gentlemen will please to observe, thatahe Bills are not intended to be brought into the Hbuse until - these Explanations arc given in the Country, with sufficient timeacrconsider them. - . It was not' possible to get these Plans completed. sooner, on account of tbe'length of time necessary for taking the proper Soundings and Surveys of. the Ritiers-and Tides. JOHN RENNIE, Engineer. TO tNGINEERS, and ARTIFICERS accustomed to At up 'STEAM 'ENGINES. THE perfeCt ~ s tate -to • which Messrs.. Boulton, Watt and Co. have brought their Steam Engine, and its great utility becomink no* 'generally knOwn, has in creased the demand for them in this quarter so much, that it is not in-the - power of those who are'n the Trade 'to supply the Public in any reasonable time with theni. The Sub scribers, with a view the better to accoinriuxiate the Public,. as well as•to promote their own interest, have formed a resd lution of embarking immediately on art extensive scale in-this branch ' and for this-purpose have just acquired a large, -cori veninntProperty, adjoining to their Foundery and I ron anu fadories, quite adapted to that business ' • where, from a can did view of circumstances, the prospect of success is such as to hold ourencouragernerit for a Manager, possessing the first talents in the profession. Such a Person will be invited to an Interest or Share in the Business, together with' a Salary an proportion to his merit, and no advance of Capital will be reqiiired on his part.—A number of complete Mechanics, who arein the practice of fitting up Engines, will'be wanted. Also two or three fine -Steel Register Grate-makers, and a good Artist as a Steel Engraver. Sober, good Tradesmen of these-descriptions, will meet with suitable encouragement, • and none else need apply. .N.- B. An allowance for Travelling'Charges will be given'. Eor further Particulars, application may be made to John Butts, Esq. Chatham-place, London; William 'and Alex ander Walkuns, EsArs: Birmingham ; .Mr. James Thomson; Stationary WarehouSe ' Manchester; or to the Subscribers, fames Sword and Col Cumberland-buildings, Glasgow. HUNG ERF 0 RD, BERKS. • TO, B 4 . L.ET.Tp, and entered upon immediately, • • AGood, Substantial Brick and. Tiled DWELL. ING.HO US E; in' ebmplete repair, situate , the ! , •I,4ly i etv . .,rt of Hungerford •Aforesaid; corttprishig - three Par lours, ;x Bed-rooms, three Garrets, Pantry, Store-room, a good Kitchen, Cellar, and Brewhouse ; together with a Coach-house and Three-stall Stable, small Granary, Wood house, and all other neceisary'Out-Aees; with an excellent Gardens having a brick wall'on the North side; and Right of Common for Horses" and Cows on . the DoWn, and other Commonable Places belonging to the Town of Hungerford. N. B. The Tenant will - be entitled to 4 Right of Sporting over the Manors of Hungerford and • Sandell - Fee,: abounding' with Game; and to an extensive Right in Fishery in the River Kennet, famed for ifs delicious Trouts Eels, and Cray-fish. , • - Iluhgerford is situate on the great Road from London to Plth and Bristol; near the 65 miles stones and through it the Kennet and Avon Canal. .r•r~gnrther ParticularS and a vi. , w of the PremiSes, apply at tut - Office of 11 , Iesrs. Hali and Ryley, Attornies at Law, Hungerford, Berks. SURREY. 'Y'O BE SOLD BY AUCTION 4 In Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the loth of March inst. at Twelve O'Clock, at the baptist Head Codeezhouse, Chan- cery - rane, , ''r HE' following FREEHOLD ESTATE, tuate in the Hamlet of STOCKWELL, in the PariSh of Lanibt:th, viz. The MANOR; or REPUTED MANOR of STOCk- WELL.-,9-,.. • -•• . . The Caittal Mansion dr MANOR HOUSE; in-the occu pation of Charles Bedford, Esc}. with the Offices, Gardens, and Pltawre-grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1801.: . Ihe Capital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard, &c. in the occupation of C. Hall, and' - Cox, EsqrS. un der Lease • which expires Lady-Day 1803 The White HOise Public-house - Offiee, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. thmiel Tittnns, and under an Agree ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelifias 1826. The Farm ilouSe and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the occupation of Mr. Richard Simmons,_ Tenant at Will. The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Smith, Tenant at Will. The House, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler, Tenant 4t,Will. The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph RePpen,Tenant at Will. The Wax Manufaaory, with the. Mansion House, Offices; . and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. nutlet Lease, 800 years and upward of . , wbtrie containsabout2.3's • Acre's, and is situate be tween the 3d and 4th Mile Stones on the Read from London to Streatham, . by Which it is" bounded on the East; and the Road called Acre-lane, leading from Clapham to Camber well, runs through the Estate towards the North.' Plans and. Particulars Will be ready to - be delivered on Fri day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Chambers, Tantield-court Inner Tempe ;. and at W. and I: Black's Chambers, Middle Temple-Hall Staircase. A. Person will be appointed - to attend at the White Horse Public-house aforesaid, from Friday the 26th inst. from Ele ven till Four each Dav (Sundays excepted), to deliver Parti- Calars, and sheNv the -Premises. Bruotfs DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, HEAD- ACHS, 111DUBLIC Teitimony of the Efficacy of DIX' ON's LI OUS PILLS, added to the successful and extensive private pradice the Proprietor, as an Apothecary, has experienced in the higher circles in their use, point them, out as the most safe and convenient Medicine for the removal of all Complaints, and for those disorders which arise from an irregular secretion of bile and free living ; tinting pregnancy they are eminently serviceable in preventing Cos tiveness, Sickness at the Stomach ; Nervous Head-achs, Heart-burn, and those uneasinesses which too frequently at tack the Fair Sex at that delicate period. Cases of their eX traurdinary efficacy, attested by many of the Nobility, ara wrapped round each bbx, with directiOns signed" G. • and sealed with his arms. Sold wholesale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside. London; also by Pidding; No. 76; opposite the Pantheon, Oxf or d- street ; W a d e an d Swiney, ; and by one Vender of Medicines in every Town in the United' Kingdom, in boxes at ss. and 25. gd. each. *** Also may be had as above, Adams's SOlvent, an' ef fedual cure for the Gravel and Stone ; to prevent counter— feits, Ching-andßutler is wrote (xi the Utitsy.ic coyer. NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE. • lust Published, Ptice Bs. T HREE SONATAS" for the Piano Forte; with . an Accompaniment for the Violin, composed By W11.L1A,141 CLARKE; • . . Organist of the New Episcgpal Chapci, 7 Bdinburgh.. . - London Printed' •for the Author ; and:so by Preston, at his Wholesale Warehouses, •Nd.' 97, Strand; and' may be had Ofthe MusiCsellers in Londbri; edinburgh, and Dublin. :FhistPay was published, price 2S. T HE UTILITY of COUNTRY BANKS CONSIDERED. Printed for j i .fiatcbard,..isfe. 19e, Piccadilly.. • Of who may tie had, just publistied;price is. 6d. • 'Peace, a PeeM; by Thomas Dermody. Llkewise, - A - Short View of the. Preliminaries of Peace, price is. 6d. . • , . This Day waS'Published, Price zs. 6d. New *id Conipiete TABLE . : A pt TITAES . ; principally extradoci .fr . om the Stattktes and Deeisions in. AdjudgediCases upon Tithe Law; shewing the manner of setting out, andJaking of Tithes, at the present Time. London : Printed for J.,Baterworth, Fleet-street. KOTZEBUE's EXILE INTO SIBERIA. This Day was published, in Three Volumes Foolscap Octavo, Trice ti's. in boards, embellished with three En gravings, , . , I -I HE MOST REMARKABLE',. YEAR , IN JL THE LIFE OF MX: OSTUS VON KOTZEBUE ; cont,:i;ning a full Aceo,lat of. his late EXJ L E and lOU It- NEY'IN 'l' 0 SI Bt ill A., and of the other extraordinary In cidents which happened to him in Russia; . with authentic partieulars relative to the present State of the Interioi bf the . 14*§Loa tiiiLt ary, a:ttt re.tv_ c4a - faurious Anecdotes of the Cc= ur I rtCr3 it ii i w r.t ten by hihiself. Translated from zhe German, under the superintendance of the Author, by The Rev. B. BERESFORD' ' . ,• _ , Enbiish Ledui . c: ale Queen of Prussia. - Printed 'fol . Richard hillips, -No, 71, St. - Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. _ AT' THE OLD PRICE. - [Theltropiietor having printed this Edition of the Bible pre.. vious to the last Duty on Paper, is enabled to sell it at a Cheaper rate than any_ other Bible, anti_ at the price it was originally told At . ; .the Public are. therefore recommended to embrace this opportunity of purchasing it, •as when this Edition is tiold, the price of the Work must be necessarily - acivaneed.] . . . . . „ The.Re4. Dr. Sduiliwelll* ExPoiiiiort and Cornmentaryon tile Holy Scriptitres, .embellished with One Hundred En. graVinp., iaken from Paintingi of the most ; Capital Fo reign Nlasters,. completed in only One Hundred Numbers, FoliO, and..cinitaitting three S4eetS, in every Number.— The whole of thiS Work beitik printed, off; may be had complete; but as Many persons may prefer taking it in the progressive way of aNumber once a Week, We have; for their accommodation, commenced a republicationt--- therefore • - This Day was publishek 'Number 1%; c- • Price only Sixpeace, :COniaining Three Slicets of Letter-Yress, and enriched with emblematical Frontispiece, besitle4 a 11 7 r64-oY Solomon's Temple: . • "Anti oil Saturday next will.be published, - Number 11. (The succeeding Numbers to be, published Weekly, every one of which will be enriched with - an Engraving), of THE .UNIVERSAL FAMILY BIBLE ) Or; Christian's Divine Library. Being a clear and copious Exposition and Corndientary on the Holy - Scriptures, as con tained iti the Sacred Tekts of the Old and New Testaments, with the Apocrypha /complete, the whole illustrated with Notes and Annotations, Historical; Chtonoiogical, Biogra phical, Geographical, and ExplanatOry.. Forining a complete Treasury of Divine . Revolaticin. Wherein all the difficult and obscure Passages are fully and clearly explained; the seeming Contradidtions reconciled ; important Truths con firmed; Mis-translations corrected ; and the Errors of former Commentators rectified.. The Whole f&iniing a Com pendious Body of Christian Divinity. As a farther illustra Lon,. ate given, a' general Index, or Concordance, clearly pointing out every - material TransaCtion recorded in the Sacred Writings. Also a Chronological •I ndex of Transadliong frOnn Adamel fit_fko •=r r..piallation ex roe proper ,Names in the Seriritures, with theirAignitica &c. A Geographical Index of PlaceS mentioned in the Holy Striptures. Art Account of the Apostles and their Sticcessors; who propagated the ChriStian Religion. The Lives of all the inspired Writers. A Critieal ACcount of the various Translations of the bible, and of the Connection be tween the Old and N ew Testaments. With pradical provements, and useful Admonitions, at the end of each Chapter ; and a complete Illustration Of the Doc - trines and Duties contained in the various Parts of the Holy Scriptures.. By the Rev. HENRY LL. D. Late of Magdalen College, and Rector or Asterby, in Lin colnshire. Lon bri Printed for C. Cooke, No. 17, Paternoster.:row, and sold by all the Booksellers and Newsmen in the U n it e d Kingdom. - NEW. FRENCii Jitst imported by 1. DEBOFFIi, Booksolicr, Gtltiart.i.street, Soho." rtHARLES & MARIE; Roman, Ott'l7,Autc-ur %,1,1 d'Adele de Scnanges, in la b. zs, '— *Livres des Postes de Frince, with ajciap,`3s i Mintiel du Voyageur a ,Paris; zBr4o. Is. 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NOTICE is hereby iirven to all Persons desiroUs A to,Contraei jar supplying HAT, STRAW, and oATS; for the Use of HIS MAYESTY's CAPALRI'; stationed, ;7r to he stationed in Barracks, ix th'eCoknt_y of Norfolk. • (The beliiseries to :commence on and for ?he I;th day v: March next) that Proposals in Writing; scaled up, and Marked I;enders tai Finage, bt received at this efee, on or before the gth of said i;:Ontk. The Particulars of the Contr.:Or oUay br bad upon app.licatto: at this dj . ce,arty P,y; between the Hours of Eleven in thr ing and Four in the Afierinoon. OPFICE of COMMERCIAL COAIMISSIONERS; N. 7 , Ara l ?* Friars, Feb. i 6, T 244. 'STATEMENTS oi - tNICOME f'o'r the 7E4111 Tl 4 g COMMERCIAL COMAIISSIONERS Icor the CITY of LONDON and its Yicinity; do hereby give Notice; That in pvrsztaice of the ievit•al itiCis for granting certain Duties upon Income they have appointed their Secreta):yi THOMAS AlArtsHANt, &sq. to receive Statements of Income fir the Year commencing on the sth day of April 186-z, and ending on the sth 4/4 of April :803; from all Persons engaged in Trade or illanelaelure , within the Limits of their larisdiclicf, whost Income from Trade or Mantrfatiure shall arhoun! to iaal. and upwards*: The Statements are to he ~, e aled up and addressed to the said THOMAS MARSH:4IVI, .c.cq. and to Se delivered at thii Offitt; where attendance Wi 1 he giyen to re,.-eive the same every. (St!ndos excepted' ~ 1;:c;n:..-Ttczo'Cl.')c§ jn thi: Fctenern to t 1 Four . o' Clock in the AftePnoon. - - • , .- • Ever); Per:on bringing a Statentint is to leceve`‘i Number al' this Office, by which Numbei - to receive the Certificate of his ilsiessoient when prepared. THOMAS MARSHAM; Sec; * The eitentof:thefnrls'dipion is—the City of London,i the City and Liberty of •WeStrninster, the Borough of .auth- Wriiik; the several Parishes - within-the Bills of Mortality; and the'Patishes 'of St. Mary-le-Bonne and t: . .Pancras, and all the Parishes within the. Cotintie§ of Middlesex; Essex, Kent ; and Surrey, any part whereof shall .be situate within tenrniles of the Royal Exchange: • B. Proper Forms, -with Tanks; for makimg Out Statements, analrinte,i inset-Jai - 11ms far citimatin,; lacoMe, de Lid at a Office; 40F ; ICE RCIAL CONMISSIONERS, :NO. 7, Auitin Friars, Feb; 26, 1802. H E COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS • for the CITY 0! LONDON and its Vicinity, request Ili ,Puldk to take NOI it That ail PC11074 engaged in Trade or Ma.; nz.fitiui-i within the limits of their YierisdiElion; Whose COn tribution in i-eiPee of Inconie arising from 71 , ade or Manitfaaure sha . ll iinionitt to the SUM of 201. or upwards, are REQUIRty? deliver their Statements at this Board; and farther; that by the 391 h Geo. ill. Cap% 22. it is ENACT SD that all Statements arc to bedelk;ered in on 6rfcre the 3oth day of Itlarch,:annuaLlr, undei a l'enalD , of 261: THO4If4S MARSHA Sec. • lILOOM, or WHITE tEE'' . 7.I4LIC SNUFF, prepared frorri Alubriotis English ?;?faits, and has not a particle of- that noxious hekb its coin position '4 forO a en taken by,the inoutli; it would prove grateful Cor e it is plesant, and moderately pungent, and dues not shim the nose or linen like other Snuffs. In Mott cOmplaintS of the head; particularly the coririnion 1-lead-aCh;.. it aeldont fails giying immediate ease ; and, if persisted in; prevents re tumt ; it di-airiS the head; and removes any ViStid adhesions from the nose and throat, thereby proniitig an easy reSPira.. tion, arid 'preverits s!idring, Studiont Pertons, and those in the Jtabit of writing much, Will find great cOnitbrt fforri its use ,• no ssoner it taken than ir;.etfectt are felt by Warming the Nervou s Svstctri, thereby relloiriglowness of spirits; tits of eery kite; and nervous alscirders; _giddiness, faintness; swimmtngs of the headi lethargies; •drowsinets; lesi of Me nitirv- and Paralytie Voinplainti in dimness of the eyes; and "dellness, there have beeri innumerable hitaheet of it gbed efWtt. The ihjiiiy Cerrinion Shun' doe 4 to the Head and Stomach, rita:y in great degree be,prevented by Mixing a little Of . this Sntiff with it, It is recommended:to those Who fregtient infeetious'places; arid to prevent the ill effect; of unwholesonie air. —l' flee is - . Id. the bottle, duty included. Messrs. Dicey add Sutton, No. re, Bqw Church-yard, are appointed the only slholetale venders; where Shops may be stipPlied.• _ To NAVAL iid MILITAAY,OF,FICERS, CAPTAINS of SHI Ps; and Others engaged in long 'Voyages ; as well as to Persons of Bilious Habits; and those of Sedentary LiVes; are now reconunended • . . . HALLAM's justly celebrated ANTIBItiOUS LAXATIVE PILLS; so universally esteerned . as an immediate and efledual a ei j ioy ! for all InaCtion or ()battle tion of the StornaCh and B6wels,,- Bile, Sickness At Stomach, Disterit,ion: and grip. r -A:,,,....; Da.f.,‘,.. ~, sick HeadJachs, . ing 4 - : colicky Pauli Flattilericy; Habitual Costiveness, ofthe Intestines; And are partienlarty adapted -to the Cure.and Prevention of __ . ~, THE JAUNDICE- OR PILES. * ,‘, __. . . . . The invariable success of this elegant Preparation; added to its sate, agreeable, and certain ep - Cration, has already ae quired it a &pee of celebrity and confidence'that nothing short of real merit could pe,ss'..ely obtain.. Through the United rnlkdonts, on the Continent, :it St. Helena, acid the British Settlements in the East ; it has heed found erriirably .serviceable as a preventati:,:e of those .severe liver Coifiplaints which generally arise from obstruaioli in the biliarY Passages, and which so frequently prove fatal ir. hot climates: A single dose MP generally . be tbund tbe best recommen,„ dation, as it invariably procure the it e fiittire esteem arid confidence of the patient; as Many. of the first personages' in this kingdom' can teSrlyi who have frequently asserted that they never•lN:ouldin future be xvithout a supply. One rill only, taken at bed time; as occasion inair require; will generally be found a sufficient dose, requiring no atten tiori to diet.or cold; b4ing perfectly safe at ever} , season and having been given with singularly good piled during pre,g.. aunty, they may be safely Considered - the best, and easiest rented, ever yet discovered for persons ,gf bilious and costive _ habits, and those of sedentary lives; whi!te a .sittffcient aetion of the bowels is not kept up; and cruditieS retained in the testitraf canal ale piOducing frequent head-achs; languor, silude, semi; oi OppressiOn, giddivesi, The worst vases of bilious or sick head-acha are certainly and speedily removed by a single dose; which des cable effeak is produced in a en*li shortet time than Could be credited bat fiom experience. Purchasers a.r . e tafuested obseive, ine signattire of Ed.,;._ ward Sallarn; in his hand,wsiting,, appears on .the label covering_ each, box qotf . o 4i ;ied,are counterfeit, and 4e.:, veld of effiCacY. The genuine are sold Wholesale and retail by 13. Shavi, No. 74; Borough; London i Ketail,i by hiS ap pOmtinent by Baxter and Co. Glasgow and' Edinburgh; Shaw and Co. Philacletphix; Bull, No. 7% . .I)*ifie-street o - Dublin ; Jones -and.Co.'s.Store';. l (ingston, Jamaica ;. and by all reputable, Nledicine Venders in rown and Country, in bells of . ga. 3 14 Ss. Sd, 44.141,' Puty