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Dealer. • -v -°l netlY called Lovers' Resolutions, is in rehearsal, be pr in ' eedifiniedi4 - rely. ThEA7O yA L, COVENT-GARDEN. VENING, Prb. z 3, • 18 02, will be performed, THE CABINET. 1,„ Princip4l..charaders by Mr. BRAHANI, Mr. MUNDEN, vi s rvf..tri - r , Mr. EMERY, .Mr. BL ANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, 'Mr. X.IUG„ anti Mr. INCLEDON ; Mrs- NIATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENP , ORT, Mrs. DIBDIN Mrs. pow E LL. And Sighor a s To RAC E. " • • ,• wrzit Tile HARLEQI' • CK. . C-ab.it net will U O Sat. perfo N rined on ALMA.NA Thin'Lday and Friday. -Y, Mrs. Billington Will perforin.. • • AVING OFFiCE, DUBLIN, ROPOSALS r February 2, 1Z,02. LMHTING THE ;STREETS. )j FOB -. 4lt ••• Le.lVe and • COMMISSIO.NERS proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps l 'orr , itu s T: s i h n this; City, and for keeping the same an d the te:tz good order, from I he. ist of SeptembeF 4 , 14 h 6 na v e Clo oeStO- liPor; T- n>„`Two, r Three Years,s.'s' • a shall be agreed double Burner Itior t; • e Board are 7 wiliiiivi,(if riestrod) to enter into or Pro6tP44to eontratt.Or 'eohtraas for the same. 4 4 P ,,, °sa ls to be'sent to this Office, on or 'bCfore the tst . dal toare 11t xt,- sealed 'up • and direded tcr the Szeretary of .the tTene,lll4,inciorseci " Proposals for Lighting," which will be at ' tne presence of the Proposer Or hiSikepresenta viii t ° clock oreceivedn the said thy after which day no propo4al • Signed by. Order, WM. J. 1-1 4 3 MAN,;, Sec. \ II VP,,TI), bir '' ' ' .A3v tleman of .the Profession, -; wcil ,7,,, - -,itas. q, - 4 a a r e o n lar ClerkshiP in Load . ..' l , and ::eltteri-stu4ulte.d wit'h business, a PA.RTN'ERSI - Ite wit 1 ..„ ret - re i Y (;etlerdan- in the-Country, who may wish either " 1 ..4t: 41,.:, (3r be re lieved.frorn the Attive part of,tbe business. Atkitestrespedable references will :oe given. li°43 e, 4, t i t i ' A li S to 'be left node Gray'slnn Coffee ,''•-:--.___.__:zozLv,:rii be duly attend t 9, - • As STE V , 41-A NTS A siilfAtiolsr, Tii . N owet \IVARD, or Steward and Bailiff to any ~ itty Ili , 1 14 n or Gentleman, a very .-...' dive Man„ about 'tk!' n o 0 -'fs a Age, well qualified tor either ; or would -474a,,!)ri0n to take upon himielf the management of '-`lcolesale Concern. 41 ; .. re ' s si l , l 4le v t e u r n y -, ) r p es o p st ea, p a a b id l , e R to ef L er . e i‘ n i ce . s a c t an m b r e . given. ler,s, ----- ----,2Zt, Worcester. •. Ae,. miNNTED To pnwr,...., T ., t . , ~. ytki3EtiOLD ES;IAh, comprising lkight:°-:;,1 less.. than 2000 Acres,. with extensive Manorial aritial -fan Spotting Country,, There must will not sub ttliu_ifFil:to-betto_trise on the Property ; but it will not be tf de 'Aida Aciv4'c_n, and an Estate otimuch greater magni -1 d to. The whole nie h 1 es tibed will-not be o beitt—a'P r tl P r r C o ase -1911 Y may be had upo n n j t e l c ie c Estate and Title h‘,l%ll'cit)alsveti o; their known Solicitors will be treated with 7? I ply4 nx to „,_. .. '"• Egerton, Gray's Inn square. B UILDING GROUND: Trade 'l'v T T) Seir •1. LOTS of _LAND in tis. a t --- of MI ATE It:Eti a ßD, well Situated for Foreign e ec otir ', n ci . the first Ernporiuttt courage Nv i h,.. for Grain in Irelaiid. Li . b:::;4l c,' : ; l l ii ;:ai on from p rin ' e g i i p ve i u . to such as settle with Capitals. Ai r. ,_ll-Lirdv- A a oi il to the Proprietor, Lieut. jes ttn - d s C ' • '''' arthenshire, or his Agent, d4 e att l,nl "' l ' k' qbert • ................tntiori. ••., , , ar . rn .., s, near. Watt-afoul . ' GREEvNETsLEEN's ELASTIC I3R4CES. - j .. tin's ci ) 0. 19, Strand, opposite S : t l. t M a ai n r. ' d tntn, that Itrch; rFspecifully informs the Nom . l E y . ti aces l t !. he ilas Just finished an assortment ot lastic Nvhio, 'r t ), ? n ,; nirri proye4• . prineiple, far superior to any others, 411.1 1 ) ta ' 'r ` ' - le '. 4 nce• a - pattern and excellence of OTIOt De workman surpassed. ....._ • _ W _ it° •eTa t s le, _Retail ; ,and for Exportation. . T * T' l rr's- 1117----ENTtI), MUSICAL I.3ISTRUNIE. T. t:Zßtilki.eNt B ,.: R i M GR, Professor and Teacher o. .. A Le ' ' Ni' ( hoe, and German Flute; 1,,,, ,,, m the Noblity, Gemry, anct others, admirers of those begs leave tile ft-Intents, that ht has, invented. a new Piagelet; 1"1 much. I,ata_s_hion, that can be . tiF„.9ver . ing in the uppePri4nYoetde:ll:tie- fi w n t z t e h ri o 4 fl t dn blowing tn o t 44 11:"' e h is so easy, that the Learner may acquire more in tit s- ii a l\ i' e u e ?- ... 0n this Instrument, tluin . in three tirk et ',),.. making at ' the. same ,time the tone more mo nths. in the full and ‘,,,„ i c:orrespOnding chastely with 'the upper notes . 1 _ ()kiilayed German Flute, being larger than usual, af" l a " i ' v e to that I nstrvnient /..41'1 l 'af ,- ('-let • - • ...ic om animent to the Piano fo r ,e, 11,, _l4 A beautifulc , p i i , v ;) .. oN, '.t l . l.t.;ernian flute, .4frc. or n - as a Solo Instrument 'Phis Instruinent L e .5t,: 4 •44 ft may be played in any keg. , I , ll ', , vY to recommend .both to Ladies and Ge!aferneni, . ' — s a Q fli tt e.., ti n a tri s ,`,,, i.. _ a construction,' that all difficulty of blown, liir ~,,,.' the 'Cr remoyed tnie latter f which is nearly the , / a snan I lute) . they inay fcarr. theinsclVes the f l'ili r i ~...,ng in a tew days. ','`lvnti trite sold, with printed Instrudlions 'containing 2 . 0 'freet r a 4 `r 4 '-at his Music Shop, No. 2, Little QUeen s t ` t t i "e second door from . Holborni. l'nfld, i e e.xcelfetict' of this Flagelet depends upon a pec . uliar ' l4o l . 4: f inishin g , whi c h nq Verson tali. execute not in tke .an d till of playing it, he therefore timsnes all himself; iA:iii e warrant those that are I-Sought at his Shop; which . t I , ;.lo, e c .flis name and address. marked on them. e 'iwil e h r-,"nne, . 13 astion, and Clarinet Reeds of the best • •,......,........._______..a",, made to the greatest nicety. • • , • N ew M . PAL•SOAP, , , . 'tk Discovery now in the greatest Perfe6l ... id_ a n 2 _ ()ii. niiiuutaclured frarii that highly esteemed article, t'apl • 114 in, S ' au luei Berry having been repeatedly solicited by his Inc; tr e us .and, respectable Friends, to make his Palm Soap txte.i,M'':',al)yknosorli amongst a discriminating Public, and *With' 4"`e: C9l . o3 eai - rr - ; - and h; ever anxious to supply "I m libert4uch.C6od oithias are of the tirstQuality, takes the c o , ri lL of. %es ornmelicling his Palm SwF, with the greatest tor l iltir s ' ilc e - , tO the: notice- of the Nobi ity and Gentry, D l easr euli at use, Many having adopted it exclusively.. The _r ;oentittness and utilily of the Palm Soap has rnerrtFil me' for wt a iicl patronage, and is held in the highest es . timation c, atle!i.ing ali d - bracing.the Skin against the heat of the sun,_ an e lt „ a its constant use in the Winter Season, is found . 11,11,.ent defence against cola winds, and sharp frosty air. 11,1".1 S quares or Ball. ts ach, ;.vith the figure of a sy • A. Samuel Bern„ •-• on t e out wrapper, wii.ll the wor. , v,, s i t ( i l ' a te Iltrly and Main) Palm - Soap, in ac. ~ 1 1 , et, leach, - decriptive.of its virtues. As 11 14 1 2 1 , C1 great diffiCdlty in procuring gbod Soa k p nl t ' b u r Y ircle :mu a rat, s'ltenTtMendoci as the best thing tor making,a fine soft la- G slaving, e n le . l err', 4 ' round Cakes r s each. Prepared and sold by S. ,„,,o, round Pehunier, No. 17 Greek-street, Soho; ikka:).: hts.appintment; at the prin - ci ' pal Perfurnen'in Lou -444 at rent Towns in the three Kingdonui MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1307. • To the SURVIVING PARTNERS of the HOUSE of Messrs. DAVID SCOTT, Tun. and Co. GENTLEMEN, T N consequence of the Requisition which you have m ade to us, we the -.under*-10 Merchants of. London, and G. A. , . ROBINSON -, late Auditor-,General of Eengal, totally unconnected with the House, have, in terms of yOur Advertisement, dated tie 15th instant, examined into the Atfairs•of the House, and the, various Books and DocuMCnts thereof ; and the result of the Investigaiion is, that we rich only ccinsiiter the House perfeCtly solvent, blit pos'sessed of a very large Surplus ; and we . have no hesitation whatever in recommending, that the Payments of the House do imme diately re-commence. London; Feb. t9;1802. W..LUSHINGTON, T. REID,. P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, G: A. ROBINSON. The above Declaration perfectly corresponding with our own sentimen!s, and the result of the inquiry which we thought it proper to make, on the death of our late Partner, Mr. Lennox, laving fully confirmed ourexpeekations, wo give'notice, that the Payments of the House will be re-: turti.:;. ; To-kzlorrow,, the zoth Instant, accordily. g DAVID SCOTT, Jun, and Co. Broad-strect,lullangs; Feb. 19, doz: NEXT MONDAY, The LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.. . . SIBISH . respeablly . acquaints the Nob ilit y , GOtry, and the Public. in general, that .Tickets and I: are selling at all'his . Old -ES-tai4isb:d -offices; No. 4, CORN HILT. , and No: 9; CHARING*CROSS, MANCHESTER and EDINBURGH 4 ti Where the current price, for Prizes will be paid on Demand, as soon as drawn. Tickets and Shaies - registered, cornea Numerical Books - are kept, and all Business in the Public,-Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch. the DRAWING of the present ENGLISH STATE:. LOTTERY begins . .on Monday the First of March. • rr HE TICKETS, HALVES, -QUARTERS,- ' EIGHTHS, and-SIXTEENTHS, are now . selling in great Variety of Numbers, amid on the lowest •Terms . (I:3' The Money for the Prizes paid on • Penia6d, By HORNSBY and. Co. ' • Stock-Brbkers, at their old...establishedState-Lottery - O lfice ; ..( Licensed pursuant to Ad of Parli ament) • No. 24, CORNHILL, • Opposite the Roval-tchingc, LOridii; Also at LIVERPOOL . and LXIiTEJI,-.. - - - MONDAY NEXT the DRAWING COMMENCES. eIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS were paid last year in CaPital Prizes by HODGES and Co. Stock-brokers, No. 49; 0 xlbrd-street, opposite Bond-street, and No. 0, St; Tames's-street, for the fottuhate Tickets Sold and Shared by them as under stated, viz. No. i5,70.i, - ;C:ao,noo No. 30,333 7 k.gooo 29,467 - :20,a00 2X,898 -., soo3 2 4 , 7 8 7 - 10,000 18,000 - 5000 N. b. The Tickets and Shares of the present Enpsh Lottery are now on Sale, in great variety, at the above Offices, where Prizes to any amount will continue to be paid on de mand. - ISH NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN RESIDING in ENGLAND. - 1 -11- TE 4istms , l Situation —C lo' er nrder of in that part , 11" ihiblin called the Liberty, in . great degree from the prevalence of Contagious Fever. In order, if possible, to remove the Distresses arising from • the above cause, a HOUSE of RECOVERY, or FEVER HOSPITAL, is about to be ereded, which experience has proved to. be.most eitedual for the above purpose. .• A' large Suns Of Money is required to tied . the Building, and support the Institution. The Trustees look to those Irish Noblemen and Gentle men who reside in Erigland,- far their 'beitivoleist support towards the above Establishment. Subscriptio,iss will be received by Messrs. Puget and .Bain. bridge; College of-Physicians, Warwick-lane, London • and by the Kight .1-19 n. D. Latouche and Co. (Treasurers of the Institution), Dublin. HE- NOBILITY, GENTRY and PUBLIC in gen eral, are respeclfullv infOrmed , J. p tl RG ES S and Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; continues to be prepared by them in the .sanic manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past. the Jong justly-acquired superiority of ,that Article is fully col - dinned in the opinion of the Country at lzitge, and of Persons .resident in all parts of the World, and haying stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.l tie • gerieral , utility of their Issetice of Anchovies land other rich Sauces for Fish, -Scc. induces them from the numerous Advert i seme nts daily appearing, to caution FaMilies, 4cc. in purchasi.ng the same, .as-rion is to be had of their Genuine, bur at •th - .:ir WarehOuSe as Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ,use, of the best quality. in West-India Merchants; Captains of Ships; &-c.OilFters the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the East and West Indies; Ste. • . • Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps; strand, London. EASE IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. For the immediate and permanent Relief of thd afiliaed with RHEUMATISMS. THE INFALLIBLE GERMAN LINIMENT. By a single application of this extraordinarily efficacious Remedy, the most excruciating Rheumatisms; of however long. tanding,. a r e immediately relieved; and effeaually cum :by 1 short and regular perieverance in its use. LiMbs, long rendered partially useless , h a ve been restored in a few days by this Medicine; and the P roprietors are bold to assert, there issi'lo Case, liowever.tevere,, that will not yietd to its influence, if regularly and properly applied. Price as. '9d. And ss. per Bottle, Puty included. Sold; in London; by Pidding, No. 76, opposite the Pantheon, Ox ford-street; E ..NesVbery; cornero'f St. Paill's Church-yard; Swincy, and Co* No. ar, ; Pearsall,- No. 2-31•-, High Holborn ; and by'all reputable Venders: ofMedicifie. Wholesale Orders, a* for Exportation, executed as above, at the Proprietors' prices. • Observe; each Bottle of the gqnuille is signed by the Pro prietors, J. H. Bergman and Co. fl . LOOMi or WHITE CEPHA..LIC SNUFF, prepared from salubrious English Plants, and has not a particle of 'that noxious herb' 'Tobacco in its composition ; for even taken by the mouth, it would prove a grateful Cor- Alial :' it is pleasant, and moderately pungent, and does not 'stain the nose or linen like other' Snuffs. In most coMplaints of the head, particularly the common Ilead-ach; it seldom .fails giving immediate ease, and - if persisted in, prevents re '-turns ; it drains the head, and removes an y viscid adheSions . from. the nose and throat, thereby.promotiog an ea.sy resFird tion; and prevents snoring: Studious Persons, and those in' the habit of writing much, Will find great comfort froM its use.; no sooner is it taken than its etletts are felt by, warming • the Nervous System, thereby relieving lowness of spirits;.fits .of. every kind, and nervous disdrders i .giddiness, faintness; .." switnmings of, the head, 4;thargies, drowsiness, los§ of me mory, and Paralytic Complaints ; in• dimness of the eyes ,: ' and"deafness, there have been indidnerabfe instances of its good eite4,l. The injury common . Spun' does to the Read and Stomach, May in a great degree be prevented by mixing a little of this . Snuff' with it. It is recommended,' to those Who frequent infectious places, and to prevent the ill elteets of unwholesome air.—Price 2.5,3 d. the bottle, duty included. Messrs, Dicey and Sutton, No. so , g ow Church-yard,.are appo`rated the only whole.ciaW vcrldersi - Where Shops may bt s tkviital; . . . . .• BOOKSELLERS' AND PRINTERS' PETI'T'ION. This Day was published,. price is. (to be continued weekly) • • Ntunhor X. of Vf ‘ TOODFALL's • PALIAMENTARY DE BATES of present Session, containing the Pell: tion of the Bookselrers and Printers for the Repeal of the I AfTriiffia Paper,/kE Prillted for jobn Stockdale, Of whom may,: lie had, in C, vols. svy. witit t§ Charts and Views, price Tfiree Guineas, Vancouver's 'Voyage round the World lb the. Years -4790, II a, 3, 4, and This T)ay iverepublished, price fns. 6d. in boards, ESSAYS on. the-ACTION for MONEY had and received; on the LAW of ASSURANCES, and on the LAW df BILLS of EXCHANGE and PRO MISSORY NOTEt.. By WILLIZAI DAVID EVANS, Esq. ,Barrister at Liw. _ Printed for G. abil , Robinson, Paternoster-ro ,, v; G. Kear sky, Fleet-street.; , Merritt and Wright, Liverpool ; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, Glasgow,; and Colhzrt,Capel-strect, Dublin. AN.ENTIRE NEW WORK. On the Titst of March will be published, 161._-NA\V COLLECTION of nearly Two liltott. sand Cutes of diffeient 'DiSeases; upon - the 'Human Body and Horses (but especially the latter), by p rRNINS's METALLIC TRACTORS, conitnuni6ted shier April, iSoi, the date of the last Publication, by many Literary C ha raaers in the Medical awl Clerical Profe:;sion : --F min several of these Will be found some just Stri'clures on - the artifices of certain persons who' have-attempted to discredit the Trac tors, by pretending they operate on. the ) lmagitiation.—The Possessors of the T raaors Will b eta:di c ed to this Work - , - gratis; Ortepplying for it to the Patentee. The Traetors, so necessity .in every Family ; and among Horses, may be had genuine, with new and Unproved Dim-ea tions for using them, for Five Guineas . the Set, of B. D. . Perkins, A. - M. the Patentee, the house of the late johm linriter, Surgeon; Leicester-square ; and of Frederick inith,"hertl.i st and Druggist, in the Hayamarket„Lon • S — e don.. The. portalne flature of the 'fractots — renders their conveyart:,e by coach; or evr;,:: by post, perfectly convenient. Letters itelosing their amount (i)CI-baid) duly attended to.. N. B. The purchasers of the •ritaaors it.;.:.:!Ne gratis, two different Books, which contain; as conini;niE - 44:313;;,„:1. - e first litertil charaaers,about threelhousand Cures of Gout, Rheumatism, Scalds, Hiad-ach, 'footh-ach,Sprains, msitions, 84e. &c. and all analogous" Diseases of Horses. ' CAUTON. —T he genuine Traaors are stamped with the'. words ‘-‘1) EAKINS'S PATENT TRACTORS," and at the bop . .. torn ofthe printed direaionsis a Receipt for the five . guinea?!.,, signed in the hand writing of ,the Patentee. By observing this, impositions will often be deteCted. MONEY. - -• UPWARDS of Twenty Thousand Pounds is at • the absolute disposal of a Gentleman, who. wishes to lay out the same in the" purchase of Annuities well secured, redeemable at the pleasure of the C.: rantor, and for which be will give a tair arid liberal price; and, in particular instances, personal security alone, where the parties: arc Of distinction, and of known responsibility, willtiot be objected to. In every transaction, the customary delays, so justly cont.; p j a i ne d o f in monied concerns, will be wholly avoided, and a definitive answer given upon . the securities being ascertained. - • Applications personally made,. .. or letters .• (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Hope and Co. No.. 3, Little Brook street, Hanover-square; between the hours of one and tour o'clock, Will .meet with every attention: _ _ • DOUBLE WRITER. '• ;By 1-lis.Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. neytt , -invented. Machine for Writing with 1,-.t gi t Two prigi mts, according .to •ttsec. - ornoiimode of writing, is oricrea to the Colannercial, Political, I..egal,- and Literary World, as well as to all Pers.ans desirous; of preserving' authentic Re cords of. their Correspondence, Statements, CompositiOns, &e. Thin Invention, which is reduced _to a. practice both easy and fra from every deka, has beensad - 61tioned by. the patrenage.• of some of the most distinguished CharaelerS in the World.—Many persons who hAd been obliged to have re course to she Copying, or rather Pressihg Machine, have ex perienced the most complete satisfacliat in the use of the Double Writer. The trouble and inconvenience attending the former, are totally superseded by the latter,, which la'so justly formed, that there can be no mistake in its use, • and constructed with such mechanical exactness and solidity, as to preclude the necessity - of all repair. . . • NianufaC.lT'ed and sold - by J. H. Earthing, COrnhill , Lon don, Portabie Wri , .h'igAes.' , : and Letter - -copyinginachint,.Ma,, rinfaCturer, for .13oc'por - • . Wk ST-RIDING of YORKSHIRE. •TO BE. LETT, for a 'ferni of Years, UNF RN I S tp, EASTWOOD-MOVSE, near Rotherham ; cOn sisting. of an elagant,. modoin Mansion- House, Drawing-ro - nn •z 8 ieet by 2.6 . tcet, Vining-rooM feet by at feet, Library 26 feet by 2f.fect, Breakfast Parlour 2o feet by Ist feet, and other Rooms, all Is feet high. The Veatibule Staircase, and Chamber Story; answerable; all handsomely finished. Ti)getber:.vViih riot-liouksl extensive Klielleii Garden, walled round,: and planted with the choicest Fruit Trees' in full• bearing . ; Pleagthe round 2; Stabling for ten Horses, two Carriage-.houses; and all suitable Offices. — The whole in complete repair, _with the accommodation of a convenient on'antity of excellent Land, of i , ;hich immediate possession May - be had. The SitilatiOn is eleVated and dry; commanding .pleasing and extensive Prospeds over a beauti ful Country, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading frorri Ro therharn to Doncaster, and about a ,rile froth Rbtlierhatn, a good NfatketTown. For further particulars eniuire of Mrs. Walker; Aston 14all, near Derby; Mr. Need, of Mansfield; Mr. Maltby; Chatham.lalace, Blackfriars-bridge; London ; or of MesSrs. Joshua and Thomas .Walker, of KOtherhani: , SURREY., . . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; . N •." p Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the loth of March next; at Tvvelye wcioek, at the Baptist Head Coiree4lotisei Chan. cery-lane, rrHE following VRE,EI - 10LD gSTATE„, si , tuate in the Hamlet of STOCKWELL, hi the Parish Of Larnbeth, viz. The MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of STOCK WELL. The capital Mansion er MINOR ROUSE; in the occu. - - patien of harles Redford; Esq. with the Offices; Gardens, and Pleasure-greinridS; under Lease; which expires Lady-Day ISo3. ' The Capital Mansion HoiA,e, Offices; Gardens; Orchard, &c. in the occupation of C. Halt, and Cox; Esqrs:' un der Lease; which expiteS Lady-Day i 80 3 .. The White Horse k'ubtic:house; Offices; and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. Daniel.Titinus; and under an Agree ment for a Lease; which expiies . Michaelmas '15i.6. The Farm House and Out-buildings . ; with the Lands in the accupatitm• Of Mr. Rienarcf Simmons, Tenant at Will.. The Gardeii Ground and Land iri the oCCupation of Mr. Smith,lfenjamin Tenant it Wilt. • The Honse;ircei; and Land, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler; Tenant at Will. The Land. in the occupation Of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant it Will: - The Wax Manufaaory; with the. MatisiOnHouse,.Offices; and Grounds, in the occupation of Barrett,' Esq. under Lease, Soo years and upward of which - arc unexpired. The whole contains about z'3s . ,.Acres, and is situate hi tween the 3d and 4th Mile Stones on the Road from' London to Streatham, by which it is bounded on the Ea's't, and the Road called Xere.lane, leading feom Clapharn to Carnb,:f -' Welt, runs through the Estate towanis the North. „ , Plans and Particulars will be ready ter he delivereiton day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Chambers, Tanfield-court; .inner Temple ; and at W. and Chambers,' Middle Temple-Ma StaircaSe. - A Penchi will be appointed to' attend at the White Horse • Public-house aforesaid,' from Friday the ' . 26th hist. frorn Ele ven till Four each Day.(S'unlays excepted), to dlliVa Parts k cuLri, and silty! the .e:ertliez. ....:... i' - `, ,-\.... 1 n'f,:e.l s il \., r ' •::.-: 1 7 ,,, ,, , ,, .., • ':--i), si 1, mit rw.i. t [PRICE SIX I'ETCE.; . • INCOMIE TAX. , • rrHE COMMISSIONERS :fir the AFFAIRS of TA.X ES hereby give NOtice, That at the ensuing sixes j the Grand jurors in the several COntiei 101 1 fill up the . Vacancies 4.2.41c5 have occurred in the LI t .of jOr carrying into esecutie • the Aas , for-granting certain Dut;es Income. Such Gentlemen arasre v.fillint„ to ael as Comms,iolter,; whose Names are not already included in the Lists. transmitted t. this Qffice,,of Persons quaqfred to be appointed Cimmissioners cf, elrriard" by the Ael, are reluired to traitsrnit the "a ami; With tlieie 4 Places of Residence; to Le hterted 13) , 0 ,- der Koara, ,• • • • MADDHETV WINTER; Secretay: Of f ice for Taxes, i2:th Feb. iBo2. KOTIEBUE's EXILE IN TO SIBERIA. This Day was published, ,in Three Volumes Foolscap Odavo, Price iss. in boards, embellished with three En- graving; 'THE MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VO N . • KOTZEBUE tr i... , staining a full Accou,:t of his late EX.I LE and 'OUR; N EY INTO SIBERI Ai and'olthe other extraordinary In cidents which happened to him. in Russia; with authentic particulars relative to the present State of the . l nterioi - - , of the Rusgian Empire, and nesA , and curious AnecddteS of the Court of - Petersbufglii. written by hiniself. Translated frotn. the Uefrrian, under the sugerbateuclabcd of the Author, by The Rev.• B. BER ESFORD, Englis'h Lecturer tf) the Queen of Prussia. . . Printed-for. Richard 7 t, St. ra,Zs'Church (yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. The most Complete and Comprehensive SYSTEM of MI.". LITAR SCI ENUE and HIS•IORY ever published iri the English Language. This Day wasp üblished; Complct,e-id Two splendid Volumeg, 4to. (Decorated %vitt' upwards of Eighty Copper-plates,, useful and ornamental ; consisting of the coiourea UniformsOf al the British, Army, of Maps of the British Settleinenti abroad, of-Plans of Battles,.Sieges, Man&aitres; celebrated Fortificatiahs, &c. s;c.) Price Fdur Guineas and a Half in boards; rr HE MILITARY LIBRARY : b ein g a 'corn, 1. plete and coinpretielisive System of Tadics • and including- a complete .History of the British A r''"" : ' drawn we . from all the hist I m pr o vernehts and Re.: gtilitiOns; • Foreign art<l A Dotnestic; from expensive, scarce} and valuable Books,-iiid journals; in the German a nd French Languagei; or *cariirrainicated by OfficerS of the first rank arid experiencein the British Service., This valuable Work being now completed in Thirty Num; bens, is al:red to the British Arniv in a compact form, in Two handsome Volumes; hut Gentlemen who haVe Mitt - ea to complete theitScts; may be acconimodated with any sin gle Number, at Three Shillings; int application to their Book. Seller or Agent. I t is presumed; that, as this Wbrk is the most coMplete and contprelicnsiVe Military pystern existing in the English Language; all (?ftletts,going upon ForeNn Service,,and young. Officers; 'in particular, will make it an intlitpenSible paft of their Baggae. - • ' • ,us - r of the PLATES and DECORATIONS': Military Porthfits afttit Ma- Sketch of Villas eh Cauchr:, jesty, aud Their Royal High- Uniforni of the jth,ptagooil nesses the Prince,:of. Wales Guards. and Duke Of Yorl4 . ' Plan of a Circular -Redoubt; • • The ist Reg. of Life-Guards. Ptah of the best Zviode of for- Military. Telegraph. tifying V illa ge s. , The German Pike' E xerci se. niform ot tne ut It t at g,Toot: .Map Of Maid; Sligo, - Leitrim, Uniform of-the stir Reg. Drat . Galway, &C. goons:- • View of the operations in Sketch of the Battle of Mau , Mining.. ' , , • veaux, and of the other Ac- UnifOrni of the root Guards: tions folighl near. Lisle, oil Map of Egypt: the t7thalid Igth May, 1794 c!' Mal 1? lAn of a Polygonand its r Royal Horse Guavas ,81.1 , -es).. :lies. Plan oftheSeat ot War int taly Plan of the Town; F o rrifica.: Plan of :Amin. . tions, and Neighbourhood crf The ad Reg. of Life-Guards. Coni, and. of a fortifie'd Plan of the Battle of Prague. Church and Church-yard. Uniform of the-Royal Regi- Plate, Must:l . :ling the Con• rnent of Artillery. ' . st rtiction of Mints. Plan of the ACtion of Meer: UniforM of the nth Reg. Dri- Plan of the Engagettient at goon Guard.c. - • Qiriberon.. 'Plate, represehting an. Army The fst,otßoyal Reg:of Foot. •entrenched before a Tovm, Plan of the Battle of F reyberg. and sit entrenched Camp, Theist Reg. Dragoon Guards. -with lnundationg in Front. Plan the Battle of,Leuthen. UniforM of the 7 th e Reg. Foot; Unifbrin of tite.ad Reg. Dra- or Royal t usileers. goon • ' - Unitorni of I ist (or Royal) Seat- Of-. War -interniany and : 'keg: Dragnons, Switzerland. ' lad of theßattle Of jernappei Plan. of -the Quki-ers o 1 sui. Plate; ilinatiating tile Mode ' Army nea r Panderborn: Of. construe:ing . ,the Out 'uniform of the.3d'Reg. workt of a Foyiress. • . goon C; uards... . • :Uniform o f thei..ithßeg . Foot. Plan of-a Fortilled*CardOn. , Sketch of tlie March 6t Lord Uniform of the ad Keg. Foot. Moira'; Army to join thF Map of Ilindostan. Main Body of the British Plan Of Fort QUerqueville.• FOrces on the Continent s *-• Uniforrit of tlie 3d. Reg. Foot, 1794. • or Buffs. - , UnitorntS of the 334, Lothand-- Uniform of the id Reg. Dra; 56th RegtS..Fexit. . goons : . Plate, representing Star ft Review of the VoiUnteets in doubt, Tetes-cle-PontS; and , . Hyde Park.. Ihtrenclunents and Workk---; Uniform of tfie 4th Reg. Foot: insecure them. • Map of .the Scat of War ih Uniforms of the Stlt and rOtli Holland: , Regts.; Light pr A g 9 ons. , Plan of the fortified Town La PlatesOni Field Fhrtifitations. Cite Chambray. • UniformS of the_ 7th anti 56t11 M,ap Of the he Regts. Light DragOinis. Uniform of the 4th Reg. Dra- Pllta the FortresseS of goon Guards. • Strashurgh and Fort Kehl.. Unifornis of the sth; I.ltli, The Highland Unit - tarn. .54th and 69th Rcgts. Foot. Plate of Military Utensila. Plan of the Battle of the ad Representation ofManceuyreg Ociober, between fetters and of Light Infantry. Egtrtoritopliee. General Plan cf r ortifica Plan ofthe Battle of the 19th dons, Ana Manner of carry- September; neat f3eigeh. ing on a Siege. Plan of the City and Fortiti. Unt•brm of time Rifle Corps 6atiiilvf of Maritua. and atilt Marines. Unitorrn of the Rothsay and Plan of Gibraltar. • C.`aitlinesg'Fentibles. Representation of Light In Map of North holland. fa n tryMantivres.iaceording Plan of a for Med Castle; Pa:. to the new French System. lace; dr HOuse. M a p of : the United. States; P /an of the Town and FOrti: Canada, the RiVer St. Law. fications of Seringapatam. Tenet:, the Lakes; &c. Sold by I. Carpenter and Co. Boot:sellers to His Royal Hi g hness the Duke of York; in-New Bond-street; and by at the Booksellers Ia the,United.n.ing,doirt. , . .. EX - PRA:CI' VROM THE LONDON •GAZETT,E. TT Ilis been the study Of the ,Proprietors of th 6 ji. Well-knOWn ANTI.SCORBA.'TIC DR° P - S; first corn. posed and prepared by . the late FRANCIS SPI L 51313 ItY., it his Dispensary; No. r 5; Solio-square;Lontion, and.continueck only, and soleey, there to be prepared Onuinei to guard the Public a g aitit the I Mpositionr; which are daily practised against Medicines possessing the first rispeCtahility; and as the virtues offbe Ant i sco rb it tie Drops have heetilonnd not only ail antidotelti scorbutic coniplaints, hut a successful re; source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rhi:urpatism; and the attendant diseases of the. nerves l as the List of cilia accomranying : each . bottle; given in an ample hill '4 direc-: tion&oviil testifY as well as' . the Treatisa or Diet,' Cibiit; &c. written by th ' e late Proprietor (Wlilc.h zu.ty be also had at the Dispetsary), sittgleTtliem out as fit objects to fry;'4ll - their sariCkion, such spurious iniitatiims. . I. or this rca.. soil; the Proprietors, by the favour of Ills Majesty's Com.: . rhissioners of the Stamp . -01.Sce; have affixed a et . ..elip or. each 124) CZ I N el o P . f- Purchaser attendS to, Together with the wo . rdS " B the i i i s it , e s d o i h il o ' i4l q ae u k ar l s, nl. - , , c v . v s i p t r h f t s h e e d w u f; p r o d n s: a : t . , Swpiirfesbi winch, if a t i t i l d e. Kin'g's Patent," ohthe bottle, bill,' and Wrapper, wh the addition or the King's Krras on the larger, he roily be as-: stiTd lie has Obtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the' Dispertsty, Soho-'square= L'oadOni',M bottlee of s*. an d tiol . etch; ci,u,ty iteiladolid. , , w , T ,~ I