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• , , • • *A', L -2kileiß - -,-, S „. . ,:%- * N - .7.- • ''''.i-91 -49 ,t_c- - --':.:-,..._ . _ , - ij Al i g-:: 7 , ,,,, zz• ...- . 4 -:.. . - ..4 .. " •!' - • v :-.,\\---- / f/ i l '-$ 1 3 • \ • 7 ~....,!...H.o7:_ : i;.0 7 i i ....4 '- s t:44 _le .. ...—, , . ... . ....Z.. ' .?"."•.„, , - - ; tr.• -,..1 ‘... f • ' ..,,,,....r!" . "%rtt \:.% ~. A. °. .W.( 0 1..,,..i ,447,V 1 / 4 1 . 7 ' *z l ,:;:t c cloaii .l llC; 01 .Ns) .* -I Z - k 4 '.t."", ' C. R Ag i i&zioA' .l ..t. ',,,' , /"." :-N r # l 4' /*‘" •-- - z - f ) •Tet, A -", „, HER 2977. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Pr -MORROW EVENING,, APRIL 6,18 oz, will bt performed, ' - THE CABINET. , Principal Characiers by Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUNDEN, - Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. KING, a nd M r . HILL ; Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. AT.KINS, ". H•JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs: DIIIDIN, Mrs. POWELL, .And Signora sTo ttAc LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. • 4.1' p ORATORIOS, r Ay_Hous.E PRICES DURING LENT. O ' lv -- eTRE ROYA.L COVENT-GARDEN. WEDN E SDAY NEXT, APRIL 7, zBoz, A - will be performed GRA ND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC. PART L. . The FIRST ACT of the CR - ATION. (Haydn.) _PART o nn , First Grand. Concerto. Ai r, 1 ,%' Miss Tyrer, " Return 0 God of Hosts." Sanison. " A rs Billington, " The - Prince unable," 'anti . ChOrus, " The many rend the skies." Alex. Feast. "lr . Miss Stephens, " Let me wander." - L'Allegro. Ai r) \ Chorus, "0! let th e merry b e ll s. " 41r, Graham, " Genile air's," (Athalia) accompanied oh the Violoncell o by %Ir. Charles Ashley., , EY particul ar de s i r e, Cantata, 0 4. e 131 C h " Mad Bess." PurCel. • " The horiearld his rider.''' Is: in Egypt. .. • PART. Overture. (Berenice.) • Ver se Luther's - Hymrh . Au Mr. Braharn," Great God what do I see. ,, &I'r„ — 'lli r ,„Tyrer, " With thee th' unshelter'd." Sol. "u'am, " The trumpet's loud." Dryden's Ode. Ai; ki u Chorus, " The double beat." Stephens, " Whero-e'ryou walk." Semele. of Üb e l " Gloria aPavia. ' o,_ a rt •Ita' c ie s fa'yourite:„(MS) Concertante - for Woe C. C s'neYe, Tenor, and Violoncello obligato, by Messrs. • , Ling, Richard,. and . o . Ashley. - Principal Vocal Pertormers, Mrs. BILLINGTON, Miss TY RER and Miss STE PH.ENS. Mr. DEN MAN and Mr. BRA HAM. ' Leader • of the Band, • Mr.'WE I C HSE-L. D oors to , Organ, Mr. f. ASHL . Ey, oe, oned at Six, , anil.begm at Seven o'Clock.e pi a °4 es 6s. fit 35. 6d. Gall. Upper Sta ge ct ''; tbr the Boxes to be taken or Mr.; randora, at int eziuoor, in Hart-stret. -••••,.- • • • • Th at The Public are respectfully tequestm... to take notice, the vMrs. BI L LIN GTON,•Mr. B 4 KAM, an the-rest of th e - 4) cal • and 1 nstrunientAl: Perforrnefs, will continue for 11.. t 4 'o remaining 0 raturi cillights solel. at Covent- (14den • - - PAVING' OFFICE, DUBLIN, l'k • . ' '' February "2,0 iSo2. P-1...,(1P0s ALS FOR LIGHTING. THE ST . REFTS. 1 .HE DIRgC"roRs anti COMMISSIONERS . and r \ ''' l l. receive Proposals for Light Lug the • Public,l.arrips tli , lobes in this City, and for keeping the 44Ine and the r,,4,ture thereof itt good order, - frOin the 'ist`of September b' ito. ! for- 0,, e r 1,. i , , Tivo, or Three Years, as shall be agreed A N I:, I, (r lobes to have double Burners. • , . ker e ,:tie Board are willing (if desired). to enter tnto one or pro&-Parate Contrail or Contra4s for the same. •,,..'i Nll P , 44a ls to 4e. sent. to this Office, error before the rstday 140art'a,rie,'5t,. sealed up, and.direaed to the Secre!ary of the t'l'eue:4,T;;`,Linelorsed-" Proposals for Lighting," Which wilt be „`;'), 4 o o ' s - ,.Presericf tlte Proppser. or his Repre . sentati ,e - "i be C e , . NI thew id cray; after which day no proposal. eiv ett. . . , . Signed by Order,. , ~.. ' - • Wit. f. I-10MAN.,.. See. ,N tX/; . „ - W.ANTED •.. f - ,,„rKEsENTATION.—Wa6tecI; in one I'ivinir o ,- - 'Le . wextern Connties;' the Net Presiiiitation to a ncon3esr"t 3001. to 6001.. , per Arfourt s t ;•if eligibie' a larger Apo ' ' uld not be onjeiled to: ' tie ll y Y to Messrs W Ed, Denaetts, an&Greaves, :Solicitors, .__.. ;etrii. s.r ....e atfov:rit-garden, London. _ < IFIRO;\)ivANTED To PURCHASE, or RtiNT, ), ',,,,9NE tb . THREE HUNDRED ACRES -et l, l.° reri fi ';"'D, witka Convenient and Good HO,US E, not, tbil ) l ,' , 'dtge; but with proper. Offices, for a kenteFl Fa "kis ' 1(1 . With earlv possession. It behtg, sornetirpe! a ltotti(Vtit Gentlemen that Negotiations Of 'thiS descriPtioir )et '.) ParticularlV tivat.., the Most lif requiredictreum tak suenee Wilt he p obser - vc.ll. Tft . e . 'Stock , .ite. will be en at •• 4 v , i,tkocir,„ amation, - -11)4d, arena 4 - L• .at Air. Rice's, Solicitor, Dufour's-place, .......,...:_......sti_eet, F .../A : Lil.. ._ ... . .. , .. • square. ...... .Gb - 7TLAIVICII\TNVWAr from t le. . - . o BusinesS.ig tiesirottear,s of age, whO has been accustomed WANT' I S. .aboUt 230 4 1)1 e 5.4 ot.cledicating his time and attentionto t some resPect t aril( ituation, in or near ToWn,. eqher with:a, N e isbleman, wanted zri Ae'i• Merchant, Menufaeuror, Sec. whefe ther . Acomptant, titialifienti Superintendent, Book-keeper, net r n e 't as to Security to i considereble . extn nv - or Individual for r tlie . 'f rnst In vv: .a Y he reposed in. him : Any CoillPa-, • . • rd. alike ever y 4,4 of such a Person, but inclined to disrega ?pay :l)Plication through the medinin of*an Advert i sement, iligle , litten?t Perfealys asssired that the explanati r: f Ptltar: l _ el v. Will be su ffi cient. to. convince tit instance, ni by inquiry e , ' thi c i ' t - that IM- I tor th'''. is inapplicable in the ptesent . tale Astlvertiser (either puqoriallY,or by I nn of n'enrY Al r, -,x,-IgNod Selby, Esq. No.' a, Gray . 's Inn Square; t or of t is hon'',lll.larn. Sr iiart,* • Banker, • No . -i 7, pee( ""ne but-Persons of Respeelabili-ty w 4.1, aPPIY• Lornhard-street. . r NEW MANUFACTORY. '. Prltiß NOBILI'T'Y and GENTRY are respe6l- It , futty informed, that the - Elegint and Tasteful V4'' .I)R E TY of NEW and F Aft - TIONAIILEARTICLES tu , t . Wat e S, now exhing at 12.0 BA RTS and PLOWIVIA.N,S , 'ICC - ," 13 t 1 c, have induced many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers, too,i ° c 'get for Sale ay e kinds of Ipurious and inten i o ,e r , iiii,, s, 'as their 14familaitr.- They are..colupelled tt7:-/a" to;°pprtunity of informing the Publi, that they have nr?... 1114:11.?.'xion,ith any Persons of the above. description, !t:l c 1(1 tort!l_le `en ine and , Elegant 1) roduCtions of their Menu street only to be had at he No 1, CJaalados- `, COY.ent- Garcliin. . . .. M . . _ R. TALMA, Delitist; No, 17„ Old Cayen- , the Nobci,i,s.ll-stree, t, cavendisii7s.quare, b egs , leave' . tos,, `several' )ears wty, and his Friends in general, that attc.r several' *holPtieliee, he has found out a new Method .to make o vk , r _ Sets o Teeth, and inaY flatte r himself that he has z q ticorrie o f ditliclties which' in makin . g them fit and tQ•?upon the Gums without givingthe smallestinconcYcnience. Taling can also say;•,-with confidence, and can assure, 411.04.W11?-niey.requirehis assiStance, that the gets Of Teeth : titlite tnentioned'are not subjeet- in- any way 'whatever to Ac.,. tpti,a,nY ofk'nsive le i y 1 in the mount,, way nothing cot- IN .'le in th4n Antiirnher of Single or Double Teeth- Yb. ` • ~ • kiist._ rieplaced upon;4le,stiine Principle,' which gannet' be settli'liedfroiti natiiiil-oneS2 - SlieZ:iivens of them essay be 4 1 his Ilouse every IV;-,-ftoui Twee till Fdur o'Clcxk. • , . . . . . . M 0 Nia AY, APRIL -5, 180.2, To the Worry and Independent ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of IVESHAM. .. . . THE flattering Reception I 'have ' experienced throughout the whole pf• my Canvass,' leaves:me no doubt of Success,'and demands my earliest and most grateful - Acknowledgments. Sensible of, the obligation you have laid me under, I t beg leave to assure - ydn, that-should - I, through' - your Sittfl'ages, have the honour of being returned to Pxliament one of your Representatives, I shall use my unremitting entleaVours for the Support and Preservation of our happy-,Constitution, and the Prornotion of the Interest of the BOROUGH of EVESHAM In partictrlar*;. , . • - I am, with great respeel, GENTtEMENI Youttntist obedient Eveshain, and very humble Servant, zsth March, 1802. P..CRA.UFURD BRUCE. TO the WO It THY LIVERY of'the CITY of LONDON GENTLEMEN, •. IN consequence of the Vacancy occasioned by the Death of Mr. Joseph Speck, your late Bridgemastet, I am encouraged by rny Friends to offer rtimelf a Candidate to fill that situation. Patdon me, in reciting to you that I had the honour, to be a Member of the Corporation of • London thirty years ; that . I have been a Freeman of the tin-plate Workers' Company'filty years, and a Liveryman thirty-five years.; that .1 have served all the Offices in that Worshipful Compan3t, as well as. the Ward and Paroehial ones in the Ward of Bishopsgate Without, wherein L have been an In habitant forty-six years. these Remarks render rile an object worthy of yon r Sup.. port on this Eledion, the only return I can make; my Fellow citizens, will be by a faithful and tinremitted attention to ,the Duties incumbent bn the Appointment; , and, you will enabk me to pass•the retXiainrirr of life With curnfort , and felicity: , *I now-mostearnefrtly , intreat your. Siippott and In lerest on this occasion,; - and I have the.himoir 'to subscribe myself, with the utmost resped, • • Gentlemen, Your most "devoted humble Servant; IOBERT BULLCOCK. No. 17z, Bishopsgate Without, April 3d, iSez. S SOCIETY THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONEJ? FOR SMALL DEBTS. -- - . ' Craveri-street, Strand, April 3, rBoz. A N ANNUAL GENERAL, COURT of this LZ sOCI ETY‘ will be held at this place on W EDNIE.S DAY NEXT, the 7th *inst. at Twthie o'Cl'ock; to Audit the' Accounts to the. }lst .March lash and other Special Affairs. R. GRASSWELI,(SLiC. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, -March ifiea. PERSONS whose Annual Ptemiums fall due on the 2 5 th inst. are hereby itifortned,-that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the R&yal Excharige'and 2nTall-Mall, as Well as by - Their it.- spoclive4gents in the several Counties ; .and the Parties as, surettaie'reqnested to apply fOr the renewal of their Policies on,or beforirtfia gth . ot April next, as the. usual Fifteen DayS'allowe.l for Payment, beyOnd the Date of each' Policy - ALEX. WATSON, Sec. (, - !Attendruirceik given, daily, at the said ()fiqces; fOr the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize and. Ships, in fifiihr.itir; in Dock, or N'y hike Btilichnefroin Loss or D:Anage s 5,y;. Fire ; -and aisq.tin tito,„A.ssnrance of, and , gyanting Annui ties on, Lives. : .N: icies - ofAomu3ce for the - Slott epoi. or up_ ivards, are issued Inte ulexpeuvg: tr> the Assurtd. FRE t' 'GRAMMAR SCHC)OL. r rHE MA:6'I . ERSLIIP of the " FREE GRAM- A. 'MAR, SCHOOL at L.Eicts-r.va,. vacant at Midsummer next, by the re§l4ll4tion of the Rev. Sainuel Heyriek,' M. A. The' GOvernors-ot the said Schaal ;goticf„.that they will pocey.cl,to.,the Etc:6on of a Master ta the ?;aid School on some day"befo're That peruxi. The MaKer % will ix required to efiC 11. LOS tl•awl G Languages, and other branehes of ClasSical Learning, andlo 'reside in the School House. 'Thereis.it`godd Dwelling-house rent-free, ‘v hich affords convenient accommbd - Aion for Forca four Uoirtteit, tirit•ninnber Ning , tinder the Ca - reof - the present Master. The. Alast,.;..r, must be a. c;raatiatg. of V.xford or . Carrrbridge. Such Gentlemen ;is 'eh - Use to offer ilitmselVes as Candi,‘Lates, for thp.AlAstetshi4• f. the said School,.. are de-. sired io send proper Testitnonials'iif mid Moral and .Rel igloos tilmraeler,-to 'Op mas. P.eaCh,. E sq. Mayor, on or before the first day of June. next. Tire Day of , Egeaion;:;ind. titrtlierPartitu4rs, be adVertised in a - future I'aper. • . • rllk tvlA:s • ItEACH;_Nlaior. Leicester, Much zs 1802. THE.P. 12. S ENT:STA-IF; . F 77,1.1 E, MOST REMARWALLE EVER KNOIVI‘t. • WARRANT.E.D UN - DRAWN - . No. z 6, CORNHILL, LONDON. MESSRS: HORNSIW•arici reipßtfoity at_ quaint tie ,Publio„that , they..sliAll corititnie . selling TICKLTS and SHARES, during the WliOle tinter of the .Drawitig , .or tie present Enghsib,StlteilLottery; ,WA R KANT F.D : UN DR.% kys at the time of pur ,- ,ha , ing. --The hOhrs'•.of Sale ; .in the M6rAi'ng;are, Iron% „Eight tilt 'Nine ; in the Afjernoou, from Tw9 till Eight.. Also' at their Offices 'LIVERPOOL: . and 'EXETER. :lam} Country Correspondents may rely Doti their Orders being : 'executed,precisely on the same Terms as if present.l - PRIZES PAID “N - DSIvIAND. No. 57,487, a Prize of 2,0001. • 16;145, a Prize of •5061. Were both sold, sharcd, and registered, by HOANSBY and Co. PRrV.AtE ',LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING; BY . ...MR. AtLEN, No. I9y Sherrard.street, Goi den-square, and No. jo, Great Alie-street, Good- Man's-fields,' to Ladies and Gentlettion ary'age, who have never learnt thataccomplislitnent; or only in the old ' They are taught on a plan Partiettlarly'ralcul-atekt for those t o • whom it is an ohje4 to acquire it eNpeciitiously, privately, and in the first style fa,lison. L4 oreignel:gr Officers , 414.1fCutintry Residents;, who wish' to devote their time to acquire this Accomplishment privately, -itrif in a -few days only;-.tray Bard and Lodge quite retired ip the house„and !rive constant Instruction. • - The S TEA?' arid Y ASSF.M.I3IFE are each oncira week Nope ,but. Subscribers admitted... None - hitt people df reSiieaabilttY can subscribe: The Annual 441 wiWbe on Wednesday, April 2,tst. , Mr. ALLEN disowns all present concern with his lite Aca-, ,demy in klaydon-Square. • '• . ." Cliklol.lS IN. , FISH. SAUCE. • THE NOBILITY. GENTRY, and PUBLIC in , k' general, are respeAfully informed, J. It Ul2. — g ESS and' . Son's GEN D INF. ESSENCE pf ANCHOVlES,.continues - to . be prparedbythem in the same manner that has giver .Spcls universal aprrolption for many years past. ' • The long juat y-acquired superiority of. that Article is ' confirmed - in the oplnkod of the CounfiY - at large; and of 'Pers2ns'resitlent in all parts of the World, a n d h av i ng s t oo d the test of trial, .ranksit in the situation ttainiv maintains. The general utility-of theirEssenceotAttehoyies..and other tich.SauCes for Fish, &c. induces them, frond the numerous Adverfisements daily appearing, 'to cautton'fainilie.s, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to . be had of their genuine, hut at then- Warehouse as udder. -." ' • • _ _....-.. Every other, Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best qqality. - . 4 • West=-India Merchants, Captains of Shtps, & c , Officers in the Arni - Y And INfavy, sup plied upon the ,s•hortest notice for the Eas.t,.o4 West•liOes,.&c. , 0:3 - For the convenience of Farnillesirr . Seotlaiul, they have appoi4ted .4\i6ciSrst- k. Ititkiston *id Co. - Edinburgh, their soie ) Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse; No ro7,'corner of Savinkstips, •• • Stralltil,9ndolt., • . • To the Right Hon. JOHN BERESFORD; &c. 'WE the - undersigned MERCHANTS ',of the CItY of DUBLIN; hive witnessed With - consider-- able regret your departure from the Head of the Revenue Board. On-such an occasion, -permit us . tpexpres's. the high sense we entertain of the obliging deportment which marked' your official intercourse with us daring a long course of years. We should be guilty of-injustice to our feelings, -if we did not bear a grateful testimony, .that whilst with a stria and undeviating attenti,on tothe duties of your Station ' you in creased the Revenue s o f th e C ountry, you never lost sight of its Trade, but carefullY blended the- commercial interest with the-public advantage, consulting the convenience of the Merchant with that urbanity orlisposition, and condescension of manners, that so eminently distinguished your charac'er. , Accept then, Sir, our sincere assurance;'. that though the relvion which so :long subsisted between us is now at an end, we shall not cease to wish you a_ coutinuature_ of health and happiness during the remainder' of your lite. V. and M O'Connorand Co. William Sparrow -H. Crothers and Co; - • V. O'Connor, jun. D.T.- O'Brien, T. Meade and John Dui clan. Co. • • • 1-I'. W. White Patrick and Co.. Philip 'Molloy L. Crosthwaite • • Robinson and Todhunter Charlei Ward john Decluzoau Sneyd ante 131ackwoOs - arnes Corballis Edward Forbes= • - ' Oen . Hall •flavykesly and Ruthertind' r Nsepli - Wilson John Lindsay , ' •Rot - and`Franktin _ Richard•and John Versehoylc': T.-Blair attto. Richard•and Joint 5.'-avers r - •Micitael Burke. : -Feeclerick anti D-. Geale . Leighand Cos John Roche and Co. Nathaniel Hone George Main son Ebt: Edward' Byrne, R. 'll-19Don- • William•Borrowes • hell and Co.• ' • Hone, - jun. N.-Trurnbull ' • " John Kelly Robert Lyons Francis Kirkpatrick and Co. John Stitt,- - J. Farrell and Co. William S. Magee .- '` Perrott and - M`Calls . Shaw and Turbott ' • Rivbcrt Koberts George Ltinell • ' Croker and Miller • 1. Alien and '.Sons • -". ROrkeand Co. J. and . G. Carleton': J. William .Colville 4 7 . • R':'Alexander William•S.-4-iain`4lton • Thomas Black.. 7- • - ' To 10I7LN ,VA FRI C. 14; E5q.... , • SIR, Londdx,rlViarelt.rS, tao.t. I have received.thoildonour hf your Letter, conveying to an Atldtess„tron4alllll4zrQuii arid must resq . ;etible.liody Of ill& princii?aLlClerLliants Of DUbl,l ll ,;nitori,tp.a4)l4o#l . .fing. retire, nacnt tr0;114 My OttiCial Sip.latiO4 of Itclancl. • • , This Askirassi' 4t fiattering.'inated' have in atty . de - gr‘ie.succeeded. in accomi.4.l - shitig;ttibk objecs. saltily duty, thrwhich I have recivect,so, honoutal'4t a testi:. rrtopy.,: it has not, owitig'sd.,lituch, to TnY,c*4;..exertioi::,, "as tn the integrity and knowlecige o f t h e rvierchalits or . D‘ubh.,,, who.were,always.so quidtislY clipoSei3 to r rnY ellbrts. . • ' ' You will be please(' to convey rnSr grateful thanks those ( . 4intldinen,,. whose 9444 4Si-tit:mats yoh,ltave.. eointnu, nicatedl and yov will also. assure them of nay Imalterakre friondship auctrespea,„„tuld that, it be still "triy.,..constant object to slip no pecaston m proot;.theirin.;;test4; whi.ch are so inithytely conneaed With`the p,rosperiV,Of.fr'etand, I have the llonour, to be,, - "lvith great truth, .sir„ Your much obliged, and fAi.thfri,thumbleervant,. : - - - - .1t).1IN . . ,,•, . . . This Day v.ele-?mt2lisli6d..Pfke'O'•iii b"3ft'br, f 4 SSAYS o AGAicurukt,- with Plan for the speedy and general - IntprOvernent of Land in G.tei.',„Z By BENJAMIN BEI:I:, 4ellow of the Royal-Society , . of Edinburgh,,Mernixr. of .tlfr Highland Society. for, the, hncouragentent .of.S..wrzci:ti tura, in - Scotland; and Honorary Member. of the--.Socmo:y Of 'Agri-. culture of Bath and the West of gngland. Printed for ,G. and I, Robinson, row; Bell and -Bradfute, Edinburf,tt ; anti Archer, • DOU ' L BE. WRITR, - • , . By Ili., Niajes ty's Royal Letters .Pltcnt. • rrHEne t wly-invoted Machitte"for Writing cr with • Two Pens, producing at the s.kine instant Two Oric;i- A:~is, is ordirmg to the'cOrnmontfion of:writing, is a - Mired to 'the Cominercial, PoliticA, Legal, mid Liter.lry World - , as well as to all Persons desirous- of preserving authentic cords' of hci -COrreS pendenee7s tater:len is, Composition - s p . ti'ec. This Invention., which is reduced to a DrACtiee,,both cav- aftdrfrec -- . etery defea; haS been - sanclioni..d 6y. -the. patrcinaii,e some of the : . t host Charatters, in the Wozikl.-.--Nlany . persons who had been.obligetd to,have re 'nurse Lirttrtreopymg; .or rather P iessitlg i acbine, - have ex periericed the most complete suistaCtion -ixo,he use of-the ' TIC 6 •leoulX iilizl . ikotivelfiehee attending the former; are totally ,sußerseded by the latter, 'whielt is so, jitstly, forniedoikat there ' can be no mistake in its use, and construe worth ditch . filectianicat exactness and solidity,. as to preclude the necessity,of all repair. -Matiltfaaitred'aiid OM =by' j. H. Farthing, Cornhilli Lori don, Portable Writii,g-desk and Letter-copying-machine Ma -nufaetufer,. for' Ex-porration: - -- ' • • G RO 1O BE LE:Pt*, Se.venit .LOTS- of LAND in the CITY of WATF-R FORD, •well-situated for Foruig Trade, and the first Erni)orium:for Grain-inireiand. entoutagemeht will be given to .such as settle Arith.Capitals— Application from Principals•ottly,- tO the Proprietor, Lieut-.• Colonel Hardy, Westrngad; .Carmarthenshire, or his Agent, Mr. Samuel Roberts, near WaterfOrd (post-paid),• will meet due attention. • • DORSET. TO BE SOLD B\ PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE .MANOR -or - reputed rvlaro e: Of 'ARMES:.: WELL,, with the. ,harms. of ..Arineswell and Knoke, coWistiO dfabdut7 Five findrectand Forty Acres; both in the Parish of 131Ickland Newton, and ; both titow•iii -the occu patioit of Mr. "T'lifinas Foot. :For:filrthcv paltiguilat*nquire-of John Templetrip, of Dorchester. • - • FF, • ROYAL CRESCENT, on tiy.: SEA'cLI BRI . GHT-2 • 7 . . ..111:LittST()N•Fd. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, " I L'IV E FREEHOLD' DNY'Fit NO!LIOUSE'S, lately ereefed upon thip Rpm' „-,..c•r0..cent,., or the•. Sea Cliff; neat Brianhehnstone, most elegantly and con Are n'ietttly built, attetWilptett - for; ttte ltetidarite •andslotccig mnitip 4 dation of 'Genteel Families.. Each ... I-louse covers..2o,feet.iin-, front, by 36 in - depth, and . to:seat Water-closet, Pump, Itq Q ro (Ma fiekore. gag Crescent extending to the Cliff; is - iurrotintlea With I ronTfiliSades.— The Purchaser will also , be enlitlettto 1...1.;ebfa Terrace •• under the . Clan' For further Partictilars ; Apply 0 • G 4 Michell, Brighton. . STONE AND .GitA\'/E . L. ---- SOLUTIGNIC ; or, THE 'NE - PLUS ULTRA F .. • • /-CHINK -A- PIN`SOLVENT ~DEING an effeetual'Aetnedv for the Cure. of ther 1.3 STONE and GRAVEL. Of the varionsilis orders that are attendant on Human Nature, it must be cot)-: fessedthat the Shine and Gravel is the most excruciating, in- , asmuch, that death itself is a. welcome alteiknative to the tin: , fortunate'Sufferer, aftedingly experietking its direful influ ence. The 'Proprietor' .c.g ) the Solutionic, Solvent, has *treacly had the h onour of receiving grateful tribute of thanki,- alicl'satistaati?y testabniels, from itititi'• merable Patients of the first distinatiOn, xvho have, received the happy eflediss.ofthe Medicine; it having never yet failed. in re-establishing`the P,atient's health,. and. is . allowed to have a deserved pre-eiiiinence of 'all other' Medicines' for the above disorders. .jo,properties are in- iernoving-all obstruct - . titans in the Urinary Canal, Bladder, Kidnies, &c. and, by;'; gradually, prOmairigeViry I , 44:gest:die sccretiooto happily: elita a perfect Cure. To be hail only of the Proprietor, , -Irro, 4, Ftrre.high-grcttl;: Chelsea. , I ~.~ • ?"~..: ~- .IP;RICE SIXRENCE: • itbrAL MIL/IW./21" . CC)LLE, tYlarcb fEtri.: lr_tlS. AI AgESTY; fro : ' .Constderation of ,the. nuno, and very,essentfal Advantages to Si detiiii! from 4;1 Esiablishmern of an Institution; fo.,thepeilp6ie of4-112.41:',4 a ?eg4:• lar Militaty Education to those vdnitay; from ea. r tffi ,he inte,teoe fir the n'oho Es ti.ns mea.•th may 4,•• grounded in Science previous4o the...7r hat eta •Zer them, consistent& with ills Majesty' s ,RegU,ations, to hold missions in the Army, having been plea.-. 4 zu.e.aaldi3l.7.A institu tion under 'the Title of THE ROY L : .41 , 11 Lt.( A i C:d LEG E, and to appoint Conunisskneks fir theContranlildirec74.4, and Illaragonent of all flifairs• belonging the,'-eto, .'and having di reFied that, ibe intended` College ..I•44.iii 6e ereSe.4 a l'a4 ,' the • yttnictiDepailmene thereof, uy li on a 'mited . Scale, shall at formed at, Great iliarlow, in the Coanty of Bucks': the Commis., Tionow for the .'kits of the said /Zvi?! Militafy College ao hereby give public Notice, ti.....tt• a commidiosa• House' and Pre,nl.,•es La s t been taken, and are now nearly ready , for the reception of 0-et Hundred Gentlemen Cadets, who ate to be firmed 1,,t0 a Comp.:lo4 and to 6e , called the First C'orepal.••of the .7a.nicr 'Alia, intent. For the Information of those taZom it'n.eqy coneerl," tge fogC* ing :ire the leadingßules, - Orders, and kevilations jar the Jail Dep,zr,Ment : The Cadets are to be received upon,Tbree different Esta blishinents, viz. Thirty, the Sons of Officers Who haVe died or been in4imed in His Alajct•ty's Service These are to receive thcir Education, Board; and Clothing; free.frOin Expence. wept) , the Sous of ,Officers ideally. in' His Majesty's Service : . , These are to pay Forty Pounds' t t er Ann um each; or which they are to receive their Filucatiori, Board, and tllOthing. Thirty, the Sons of Ndblemen and Gentlemen, and Twenty, the Cadets or the East India Couipany' SerVice t ' These are to pay: Ninety Guineas per Annuni .cacti' for which they arc to receive their EduCation; Board, and Cloth ing. Linen is not itacluded. No Cadet to bd admitted whois under Thirteen, Or above Fifteen Years of Age, or who has any mental or badly Defect -which may disqualify hini far Military Sall:ICC:, he ;a to pro duce a Satislitclory , Certificate of the Time of hiS Birth. Every Candidate for Admission is to be well grounded in a 'Knowledge of Gratnnlar and common Arithmetic;' he is also to write a good legibfe. Hand.` The Qualifications of each. Candidate will be enquired'intd b} the Governor, and examined by a Collegiate Board. The.'Cadets will be formed into a Miii N e.ly Body, and. ins strutted in Languages, and the Military Sciences and Dthies, by Protessors andiMasters of approved abilities. The Cadets ,oLthe East India Company will likewise be inStructed in the -Oriental . bl ie Examina l tiOns will. be for the purpose of ascer:. taining the lirogre,i.of Inipro.vement; and nO Cadet 'yvill Lac rec(llralt:tided front the 'corig - 4 for a Cptnillission until he -has undergone,a Exanlittation, andhai tecesved a Cer iificatea,s.co his;strificikncy.. N.> th 4,11 Four Years at the Col. i~~~. r T.ig:-,14e4103.,and df, the Cadets will be strialy at tacld':4l9 ar or. telilpetarice and et;ehurny strongly iticutoed. . ^ ApNifatiopit 4! ibl•V,l7)erner of tb c Royal milk 19r3.GWeart tc,t / * tbeP.ll r, , lrb,r o sea t ile thr Seort,itif at irir • •11-441-....0' , .Tii`. ``'" • ILIA' ,1-11 ST 0 , ,,R y N •TJi,s, Day , tv 3,t, • , 1111:',14$11':IT, ' Handsomely priated fuNi .ttn waft inilirsicittarge .V6litated Alvan= gustitp i ,K4ge r ; f;,)i.rr tJ-uiseas,..Vl boa . I'4 * with near so. Plates,-:eitgantl v engraY4d oy4 iv! first "ilik\st ; A New* ertitioN%vil. inairj.ia Addi t;.o trs'a I'M 'I aiiiroir i'..ii!ents of ILI'FARY -- , , A::NIf F.): LE 3: . 'rcs'Atrlg a fs Tt) 1:11 s t-1 .ARNIV; from the COntineA •:,' iy"t'he' lake FR.V , ICIS .c . .r.Z;O-S A.: S. ralßedi- by ith,e;ran - R uthost, 4 A Tniatistwrf AntieitCA ritibio and Weaponsi.iltur.tr.* , o try, Plate's; taken from 't lid4Carigine 'in the ToWrer of 14nsigg, ~and ot)terA rsenl ? ..., s l V.,u3eunis, and Cabinets-, with ,a Supplg.meal o.l,'Asiatic.:Anit(ur s ; whole. tiov , rtlrgt ati.ani;e4, into •Chinters, with a copi;. ous. Wdex,'„atitLb4llt6d Elie present time: BV the •late i()PN 'WILLIAM:SON • - Esq • , • • it " • Infantry. • Printed for T. Egerton, ; -Kearsley / F leettstreet. *4* A.fer7 COples Are' printed Ipmdsonttly. on aJartepa-' per, unitoriTi IVit 11' the' large Orose's Antiquities of England, Scotland; and Ireland; pricti Six C; triteas. i boards. TORTOISES,, LIZARDS ; '.mio S•E'RPENTS. jR. SHAW's ZOQLPGY, coppining a Description of the whole of •theMals 'Which come under the, denomination of AM P fIIBI A; was thii Pay fished in Tvio Parts, with upwards of, One. Hdndred and Forty Plates from Original Drawi4s by Mr. Cruilsshanks; er'Pnived principally, hy. Mr. Heath, price,Two - C nineas, and a Hatt; or on large Paper, 31. iss. in boards. • Printedlor C Kearikc.,y, Fleet-street ; poll and Bradfute, 'EdinbUrgh ' • and Archer and Colbert, Dublin. , • Ot whotn. may be had, inFout i karts; • . The First and Second - Volumes a this Work, comprising the whole of Quadrupeds, With near t 5 -Plates, ,principally engraved by . Mr. Heath, • price Four Guineas, or on large Paper siivglitneas in,boards. The Fourth and succeeding' Volumes will be published With all reasonableexpaKtion. . • PHE EDINBURGH PRAC T ICE of PHYSIC; 1_ SURGERY, 'Rix.l MIDW/FERY Of which a Copy has not been to Oa . obtained for some ,time; is noW'reprinting,••wtth very great adclitions anal im provements, and publis-hhig in .weekly,NuniUers, pike rs: 6d. each, Of which the first.apßear6d last aturdav, and will be COruprised.in fifty Numbers ; niaking five large volumes, vo. closely printed, This Woik•wilt contain? I. An IntrOduOory History °leach BiAnth' of th.; Medicai Profession. '2. The Theory of Metteine, Physiology,, Pathology; and therapeutics,.-ftoni Dr. Cullen, and ottlec- Edinburgh Pro- Te:;sots.. 3: Ctillen's : 1 5 - esolOgy 06mrrlzte in English. 4. The 1-Cs-tory; Distitidion,` Ca , tees; and G'al'e of every human Disease, agreealqiy to the approved - Classification and potArines of the.ceielyt4uli . . . _ - 'the l'ot&silinprcivcnient's suggesied-by Medical Writers of die.first einitence ;,-E:trnungtit whom are, .1306ters Cullen, • &lona', .4.;regory, -Fordyce, Percival, Beddoes, Fotbergill, Lettsen:ii -. Garnett, Perim* lvfoseley; Rnsh, Trotter,,.. Saunders, Currie , Sims, Hoygorth, \Va. ,C4tk, &c 4 - Ipnie, Abc . rnetn - y, Latta, Boynton; "Kendriek "'Kentish, Ramsey, 4-Y ilsoit, and others.: • - 6. Cases illustrative of the Treatment rccciannended in every Disease of diftettlt Management. ' • 7: U.plyards-0f.hi,..: - littari,Tedautfientie Formk.6.! from the Disyeariaries; 4be Lee. .turesNfftd Writings.:of Iliedkr ~ C.l),trurgicarz . .and Midwifery te.achers.r.A.",#e'. , prixiktg - cutiitiut-tpUs 'Fra - ditionerrin-Edinburiji ar*Loadon... 8. A .number of .elegatrtCilo . pel-f . late E:rjgravings• of Chi. rurgical and Miclwitkry. F.;ubjec_ , .s, whieli are annexed to the • • Lbudcia: l'rintedioft4 l .; , KFti. l r-.V.y; Fleet,itieet Bell and Bradfute,..i , Edinbargli i l b.mrikfili and Reid, c:;a6g6w ; and Brown, Aberdeeff, • Dr". 0 S Mkt:VS: • THE prexaieli6,of.C,'?,Ql 4 . l l,s‘; COldt;_ol.istru6lionsy and Defluxions in the aead, seldoni the pretent -period. Zs .a Cure: in,:tllesti ili2x,ressin& Lai nts y t h iswfetdmirrentied , :to i-attention ; so etic tual are its everations - ,. that , .t.h.e conltitution. is.,cleared front altirnp uri tieS , ari sing - f rontthis , sourze . ....wiiieb to f c veat Iy, by remainihg,. lay the fbuidation ofshe u 3, stdangexyus future consequences.-- The fatuity bottle .(2is.}:iseonly to be had:at .tlu Doaor's , louse, Loqer brook-streetdvoherg*.atl .order-S.for 'Etportat ion are executed': the . .erralier ajz,e,,spld;virthle4le and retail br Bacoh; :leboult antt.Clo; No,;,t g tics k ;krvi by all othor \raiders. rrTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 0 - MORROW EVENING, APRIL 6, 't.SO2, wild be performed, LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young MeadoWs, Mr: KELLY ; Hawthorn, Mr. DIGNUM ; Hodge, Mr. Do wTON. Rinetta, Mrs. BiLLINGTOK4'• Lucinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN • Madge, Mrs. BLAND. 'WITH • ME LYING VALET.