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igl wll BFR 2928.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 1 . ON MONDAY EVENING, February 8, t Boz, '.will be performed, :.. RO M EO _AND: JULIET. Escalus„, Mr. SURMON'T ; Paris, Mr. DE CAMP ; • Capulet, Mr. POWELL ; Reor. TOP . _ . ~ Mercutio, om Mr. , B ANNIS TER, jun, Friar Lawrence, Mr PACKER ; Apothecary, Mr—WALDRON; . .. . Lauy Capulet, Miss TIDSWELL ; Juliet, -• Nil's. POPE. .. Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS. : - • WITH • ' :'• • URANIA ; Or, THE ILLUMINE. .he new After=pieCe of Urania, or The Illutnin6, con tinuig to b e rece i ve d w i th the highest applause by over x9tice. i lOwing Audiences, will berepeated'e very E vening till furthor , On 'flietday,• the Opera Or Love in a Village ; the Cha- Itleter of Rosetta; Mrs. HilliAgton. with The Anatomist'. On Wednesday, the Traged,Y Of 'Venice Preserv'd. On Thursday, the Play of kiling "Henry the Fourth. I,;(Ar4on Friday; the Tragedy of The Fair 'Pnitent. i ) twaY's Orphan, Congreve's Double Dealer ; and The ii 4nti,'s Tale, t?), Shakspe:ae. are in reheiirsal. , .4- , j, i' lax, in' Five .:.,as, called. the False Dc . '.netilu_. 4 7; is ;.' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-U A R DEN. • (A NMONDAY EV ENING, February 8, 18 02 , x--)! , , ALFCtNSO, KIN G OF CASTILE. .. , The Principal Charafier by Mr. C O O - ..E , m r Hlc s• ''-' M. ,cvti' pri,:alJDß.R,krYt._ • M•r. (WHI.I\4I.:LSITZINg, Mrs. li. JOHtsiRii•VVLI\IFORT,Mr:W.ADDY ; N, Mrs. ST. LEDGER; ' Mrs; BEVERLI•:.%T, and Mrs. LITCHPTELD. ... tr he Plrioleictft_o.be.spo..k.ett by Mr. CLAREMONT; ' - • - F t° 2, ll (- °Y Airs. H. JOHNSTON. • • wtru HARLEQUIN's ALMA NACK. '(.,),,!;1„.:/;.u3epserdaay, iNr,:i3AA.,,,erfomet,tle(for the st time), a N.'rew . . called The C' WI'II:ANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. ISS LINWOOD's E4,—HIBITION ' with ad.. ditional-TICTURE S, IS NOW OPEN, and i will continue ,Every Day, Sunday excepted, fro m Ni ne i n the Morning •till Eve:Mug. Sunda y exec Admittance One Shilling. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. • ABSCONDED FRO -M 1-IIS BAIL. WHEREAS ROBERT OWEN,- late of liouns ditch, in the City Of London, Coppersmith, has ab %Fancied from' his ail - has been seen very lately in different part s of Londo n ; wen seen had on a' dark coloured Coat, and wore a Welch I'Vj-• is about 5 feet 7 inches in height, 1- " nci f ace full of pirripl i s, and a dark complexion. Wbg evcr will apprehend the said Robert Owen, and deliver him to his Bail, Mr. the and Mr. Anderson, of Moults ditch aforesaid, or- will give: information to m r . Wells,- Wood -street, Spitalftelds Sl• • ' Oncitor, where Wood-street, ' ' b . ' -ion, ' , lna) e Jpprelieride'd, shall, upOn such apprehension, the said Robert ue entitled to reeeir e the •above Reward. '---------6y --- I T ' p s. . t W R D •. 0 '' . ARS c.:()Is;D E ) 11 j r KO:N i l E HIS &A:IL. V.VI-4EREAIi WILLIAM MARDLE, late,. () i f , Ifounsditcfr, is the City of London, ,Coppersmith, a' tan ik .:i la te Co-pontic.i: with Roben Owen, of '4 a°&,k,i fiolll 1)1- Bail 1 ha • beets seen in different the same . plate, " I. ' of' Lond ~‘.. co;,, ~,,.._ elsewhere ; in genera ' ki r .• `t "goz-vviE.,::i, e,:;4leci Breertv awl 11 : 4 '-'7.0 aed ;is about ket le inche s hi g . Whoever Wiil ..,2prehend t satt William Mardle, so that he maY be d e": Itv up thei,:liar eof '. • upon notice tileitof toedmr w,l g 111 Bail, ..}Lall, e, s, No. '2, Wood -street, Spitaltields, Solicttor, be entit1ed,..........__Lt0 receive the above reward. A' G ,I\ll LEMAN wh o - ' nct Profit' to- is engaged. in a Genteel a c se „,,,____ n ,a .t. concern, would be nappy to meet with van, a's'll,l),: heariitritett;rity and res ptetability, to take an active ce s not agree with so much attention fa Tow n as is requirt7l From 'Q3{ to 10001. Cash, must b e i Letters (post- i) addressed It. e9mmodbec . British C. H. at the take—house, will be receiv cl 1..............------.......i...............,_ e ' A . iic„.„.,,,,,---- ; ,-- T -:________ :PERSON ivrisbes to be em I •- d - a &ewer, po i e as or will give Instruelions ih the Porter or any other Iraneh of the• brewery ; will also strew the Method of amfiking Porter Malts, with very little alteration" in the Kiln t r a n Y) , i n 411 Y Past or Englanu, on such Terms who flatters imseit will not be objeaed Such Persont, please -to favour the Advertiser with a Letter, directed to S• - • S• ilauPs Ilea A dvertiser Cateaton-steet, will be immediately attended to. OUSE Of"CORRECTION. DERSONS willing to be concerned in BUL j... INC; a new HOUSE,of CORRECTION for the Di- Nilson of IPSW I CH, in the County of Suffolk, arc desired send PLANS anti ESTIMATES for the same to Mr. Norctitt; Deputy Clerk of the Peace, at Ipswich aforesaid, bcfOre the' enth Da l of Apnl next, on which Day' an Ad journed Session will be held at Ipswich aforesaid, to take the aame into consideration, . N. 13: The Buildink is to contain Cells for Twenty I'd slners, ancla Chapel with requisite C onveniencies, a Resi dence for the Keeper, and olle Or two small Rooms for sick persons. IRELAND. WANTE D by the ROYAL CANAL COM PANY, an ENGINEER (in the tooth of Richard Iv'ns' r'sq• (kceased) of experience in Canal- making, Nvbhicise talents and abilities -will bear the most unquestio z e scrutiny. —Any Person answering this description, will 'beet with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit. Application by Letter, or otherwise, will be received by t he Secretary, at the Company's House No. 25 . , Lower Or -111011(1 Quay, the which will be taken into consideration on Monday the tcth'of February next.. It is requested that zone will apply but such has will. in every respeEt answer the above descripton. Royal C a Signed by Order, lan n . a I AI.A.RK. KERR, Secret ar y. llousN 1802,.'e, Dublin' . . 11 E . ):;,1T RAc-r FRom TuE L()NJ)UN GAZETTE. has been the study of the Proprietors of the Fosedl well-kown ANTlscoizlti'TlC DROPS, first cour t and prepared by the hte FRANCIS SP I LSBU RY, at ' lis Di ' sPens4rv, W°- i Solio-square, London, and continued onlY, anaolj:ly, there't be .prcpare'd genuine, to guard the Pnblic against the linpositions whiff are daily praaised against tAlcdicines possessing the first respedability i and as the virtue s Qt . the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found not only anantidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re ' source in cutaneous eruptions, scroplitila, gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as the list of cures • accompanying each bottte, given in an ample bill of direc tions, will testify, 'as well as the Treatise on Diet,' Gout, Alec. written by the:kite- Proprietor (which nay be also had • at the Dispensary), single them out as fit objects to try, un der their sauCtion, --s'aell epurious imitations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favirar of fin; (Majesty's Com. nssionor ot the Staino-041ice, have ;Affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black' ink, with the 'words " SpilsbUry and co. Ni. Is, Sohsqare," eXprcssed upon it, which, it the hirchaser attends to, together with the words " by the' ing's Patent," on the bottle, - bill, and i.vrapper, with the addition of the King's Arms on the lap4r, he may be, as sured he has obtained the Genuine Medrcin; as sOld at the ispensary, Soho square London, it; bUttleS 015 S. etild IL: 2,5. :Pas:lt, duty included. ~~~ -. , „,.... v .5 , i" i.. , , .. ... :., SUN; To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BO ROUGH of WARWICK. GENTLEM.4I4; • ECEIVE my sincere Thanks for the very dis- JIA. tinguished Support you have given rite upon my Can_ vans : it has exceeded my.trmt §anguine expedations, and I have not the smallest doubt that the Cause in which we are embarked will be crowned with success. The unexampled Unanimity which prevails amongst so Many respeaAle Per. `sons in my favour. has impressed my he ar t wit h i n d e libl e sentiments of gratitude. I hope that this honourable Una niinitv. will continue nimpaired; and will establish the in, deperidchce of the Borcugh on a permanent basis. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and Warwick,. faithful humbleServint, 3d Feb. xiloz. CTIARLES-IVIILLS. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and other FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMP TON. VERDERERSHIP of WHITTLEWOOD FOREST Mtw, yac4pt, by the Death of J. F. Willes, E sO i . permit rrie"to oder myself to your choice as his Sue 'cessor. Having, on fiirter..,-occasion; from motiTes a general conciliation, citi.l.%.*. to wave my•pretcnsions in 6vour of a •trto,it werthv S4OIO,hAD gth county; n? - y - de Icren ce td the Public wisli i E. instan e, will', I . - ri!st, 'bithe-high upon your goo 4 . iapinion, and iiow studious 1 lhall'h i•iiii , tirnes to deserve Should thii 'Acidiess .meet your approbation and support, it will ever be remembered with the warmth gratitude, by Your mol,t obedient and faithfUl humble Servant, T. S. W. SAMWELL. Upton Hall, J0e7.23: -1832. ONQAY, MARCH i, aoz, E N GUSH ' ' !3TATE LOTTERY BE.. GINS .DRAWING. SCHEME. , . No. rf Prizes. • Value of each. x.so Total oi.o Value. o '4 :of -4.20,0cr0 is 4 - 1 0,000 -- r- 4o,ocia 4 - 5,000 --7- 20,0i0 5 7 --- a. 00(!) --..--- lobo° 10 -;,-- 1,000 . ---- 10,000 ;2' --- 5 00 ---,-- 6,000 • . :5 0 .---- .too -,-- 5,c00 too -- so ---- .. 5,000 18,000 7-- Ig ----- 324,000 --. 60,000 Tickets. .50p,000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. Plist. - drawn Ticket, rsth Day, Z.r0,000 Ditto, 21st Day, zo,ooo Ditto, • 32d Day, ,20,000 Ditto, 40th Day, i,OOO TICKETS qt - id. SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY,LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Tio:ket i . X. 16 13 0 Half -, Bii g Eighth - 2 3 6 I Quarter 4 6 6 Sixteenth 1 2 0 4 ,,.* Persons in the "Country wishing to have Tickets or Shares, may be supplied b y sending good Bills at short dates, Post Office Order s , Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Office. -- r - The-Price of Tickets and Shares will ise consider ably before the Drawing. • . Prizes paid in Sterling Money. THE Two high PRIZES of zo,oool. No. z 9,467 and 15,705, and two of 5004. No. 36,333 and IS,S . qB, In the last July itith Lottery, were gold by HODGES and Co. No. 149,, Oxford-street, opposite Bond street, ancif,il"Q..44., St. Tarnts'S-street, where the Tickets 4nd firese:nta*gli. Lattery.are on sale, hi great variety, and on The,moSt reasonaberrn:i. N.B. The .Drawing will commence the first day of next month ; the Prizes to any amount, will be paid on demand. ARMY AGENCY-OFFICE, • No. 7, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall, London. CAPTAIN HOLMES begs leave to inform his Friends and the Army in general, that the Partnership between him and Mr. Palmer being dissolved, he will in future condu6.l all MI LrFA RY BUSINESS ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT, and has removed his Office frorn his late House, No. 36, Craven-street, to No. 7, St. Alban's— street, Pall-mall. Captain Holmes flatters himself, that his long connec tion with the Army, in a Service of Twenty-four Years and consequently his very general acqu a i n t auce with Military Men, oiler material advantages to those who favour him with their Commands • and Gentlemen desirous of. PURCHAS ING, SULIN6,or EXCHANGING COMMISSIONS, May rely on hiS unremitting attention to conduct-their busi ness in the most expeditious manner, and, on the most liberal' terms. OFFICERS On HALF-PAY, who favour him with their Agency, may depend on his constant watchfulness for their Interest, and on his invariable disposition to accommodate them. N. B. Several COMMISSIONS for SALE and EX CHANGE, the particulars of which may be known by per sonal application, or Letters, post-paid, addressed as above. A RCHEP. and HAUGHTON, from Dablin, 11 Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufacturers and ,Mercers to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Witternberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. _ The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Lathes of the first Rank and Fashico, it is doped has •sufficiently established, in the opinicin of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer's and Hatighton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, Figured, • and Plain Chamberry Muslins and Italian Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, .&c. to render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver— tisetnents of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying of their Advertisements. SA TURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1802. CAUTION. Whereas Archer and Haughton . have been credibly in formed, that a great many people - in. this kingdom are now, and have been, for some tune past, manufacturing and sel ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name of Archer and. Haughton's Manuta&ory, with a view to discredit and injure:their House, and a gross impo= sicion on the Public in general ;' they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their Manufacture, that wa s no t actually bought at their House. *** Merchants supplied to any Amount. They have the honotir to acquaint the Nobility and Gen.. try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in Town, which they arc enabled fo sell (for ready money) at pikes nureh lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manutaaure :--they consist of white and black Bornbazeens, Chamberry Musliiis, Cambric Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar- Minix Serges, Lutestrings. • Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, IVludes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets f or SerVants, also a great choice-Of Pattins in grey Poplins and Sarsenots, for 'slight Mourning.= English yard-wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 's. 6d. - per yard ; Velures, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different PatternS'; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and :Gentlemen who always wear black;. they never, grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being. of the very best triple dye. - No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufaiured into Poplins or 'Fabbinets; Tabberays for Furniture of the difti.rent fashion °)le Colours, nlanufad - ured on the shortest notice. • ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL'S-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS. The CONQUERORS of EGYPT, by Order of the Corn mander in Chief.—ln consequence of the return to Eng land of the Coldstream and Third RegiMent of Guards, under the Command of Major-Gerieral Ludlow, Lieute nant-Colonel Brice, and Colonel Dalrymple, and: at the particular solicitation of se v e ral Offi cers an d P ersons o f Distinaion,. The grand Military Speaacle of The Death of General Abercromby will be - pertbrined Six Nights, when too° Non-commissioned Officers and. Privates, at a pro poitionable Number each Night, from the, above Regiinents, and who were aattally opposed to BonaParte's I: vrncibles, and achieved such Immortal Glory in Egypt, will be Pre sent every Evening‘in the Wi'ek. (AN MONDAY, FEB. Bth, arid Five folloviing Evenings only, will ba presented, First Time, a tas, tontl . Pallet, Composed'hy Mr. Mereerot, called THE FLORIST Or; THE ARCADES OF FLORA. Never performed, an Entertainment of Mils.it and Dancing, called • THE OLD TRUNK; Or, THE LEGACY. • -2: - Afti:i the above, ,the New Grand Equestrian, Pedestrian, Military and Naval Speelacle, called • THE DEATH OF " ABERCROIVIBY. .Written and adapted for Stage Representation by Mr: Astley, Jun. delineating, in 72.venty-ene entire New Scenes, tile vrlple-ofihc impottant circumstances wr,i,_il took pia.a from the .1d of March, when the British Fleet anchored in Aboukir Bay, until the glOriotis ai§i. To conclude with the Total Defeat of the French, and the Capture of the Ihvincible Standard, Aleictl is presented to the ever ; to be brnenteci Sir Ralph A,bereromby, Oer flaying d his Dcath Wound. The whole td conclude with CottliC Pvotomiroe., (*lied ,THE DRE4M ; Or, HAALEQUIN AI .m.trus. tower and Upper ,loxes 35.`,—Seco:•.d Price 2S. Pit 2.5.--second Price ts. First Gallery 14.—Second Prise 6d. Ovper Gallery bci. Doors to be opened at Halt-past five, and begin at Kali' past Six o'clock. -'Second Price at Half=past Eight o'ClcAk. CONQUEST OF EGYPT. BATTLE BEFORE ALEXANDRIA; OF THE ust Of. MARCH. Great, Room, Spring Gardens, Charing-Cross, AN EXHIBITION•is now. OPEN at the above place, of a Lage HISTORICAL PICTURE, Painted by SMCIUEL TAMES ARNOLD, representing, on the most extensive Scale, the glorious BATTLE of the asst of MARCH; in EGYPT, in which the gallant Si- RALPH ABERCROMB'Y was mortally wounded, the French Army entirely defeated. Correct Likenesses have, been taken of the Britisli G rals and principal Officers, who are introduced :n ttieir re spective Stations. The Plan of the Battle, the Stations of the different Regi ments, and the surrounding Scenery, will be found most our rectly delineated. _ Mr. Aa No t„o 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 tattle. A printed Explanation of the Piaure will be delivered to every Vady and Gentlernin honouring the Exhibition with their presence. _ _ Admittance One Shilling. 4, 4* The Room is kept well warmed.—Open from Ten till Four. And a Person attends regular to explain s tile Picture. tjOHN GRINDLE, Chemist and Druggist .to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, respect fully in- Jrms the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that the Business which he has many years estabhshed `at No. 2, Hayrnaiket, is now removed to large and inure extensive pcmises. No. t 32, Pall-mall, nearly opposite the Hay mai-kct, ‘vticre it w ill ..e i.:arried - on ii. all tta , ar.LricUqi, - wt . ilt the greatest punduality, care, and attention. He begs leave to return his sincere Thanks to his nume rous friends and Customers, for their past favours, and humbly to solicit a continuance of the same, assuring them, that , nothing on his part shall be wanting to merit that Pa-, Which lie h as hi t h erto h a d th e h onour to receive, and will ever be a prid e in - hi m to ac k now l e d ge with to h ni gratitude.cae Pill-mall, Feb. r, 1802.. _ pr Chemicals, Drugs, &c. in their gt!tatest perfeaion, wholesale, retail, and lot exportation. , . MACDONNEL's GENUINE IRISH SNUFF. THARROX begs leave to inform the Nobility ; . Gentry, and Public in general, that• he has just te_ ce i vz d a quantity of MOO NE UX and Co.'s (late MA C DONNEL's) High-dried /RUH SNUFF, which is to be had- Wholesale aid Retail, and in Canisters of various sizes (tor Ready Money only); each canister bei ng . pasted down, and having his bill on it, viz. " Molineiix and Co.'s Irish Swift; sold (only) by I. liarrox, No. 22.0-, Piccadilly. Lon_ don." No others arc genuine,. for 'l'. H. will. not sell any wholesale - bill in Canisters, to prevent adulteration. N. B. Near the Haymarket. LANDS in the COUNTY and VICINITY of the TOWN of INVERNESS, for SALE. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE LANDS and ESTATE of SEAFIELD,. or tAST.E R DRAKIES ; situated in the Parish, and - within two: iles of the flourishing 'Fawn of Inverness. These Lands are delightfully situated in a rich and fertile Country, and are capable. of great improvement. They are bounded towards the North by the- Sea, and command an ex tensive View of the Bays- of Beauly and of Inverness, the TcrWit of Fortrose, Fort George, -&c. &c. forming together, perhaps one of the grandest and most piduresque scenes Scot land affords. Great abundance of Sea-weed is 'constantly thrown in upon thd Beach, which is found to make both a good and cheap manure: Within a few miles of the Estate there is excellent Grouse Shooting; and the neighbouring Rivers of Ness and of Beauty (independent of several Lakes) are perhips unequal ed for their Salmon and Trout Fisheries. In short, the peculiar advantages attending this Property, will at all times render it worthy the attention of Gentlemen desirous of purchasing in the North of Scotland. The Lands hold Feu of. the Town of Inverness for pay_ mess of a trifling duty. They have the benefit of their own tbirlage, there being a Corn Mill upon them. There is like:. wise a command of Water on the Property, sufficient tur any Macninery, and a Quarry of excelle n t St one f o r th e p u rp oses of Building, &c. The Title Deeds of the Estate, together with the Rental and Plan, may be seen by applying to Messrs. Macdougal and Hunter, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, Londo n -* to Wil liam -Duff, Esq. W. S. South Frederick-street, Edinburgh; and to James Grant, Esq. Inverness, of whom all Particulars Indy he known. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. TN exciting the public attention to these valiable A.:Drops, an enumeration of particular cases would be un necessary ; successful experience for more than half a cen tury, hiving sufficiently established their reputati on; i n t h e cure of ev er y spec i es of FEVER, especially the YELLOW or_PUTRID, for which they are eminently distinguished-. The Proprietor, from their increasing celebrity not only de rives the gratification, but is enabled with confidence to recommend a trial of their virtues. The asthma, inveter , ate coughs, scurvy, all impurities of the blood, • Colds, sto mach, and bowel complaints, yield to their benign,:yet po*- •erful influence, acid AS a salutary cordial in those di%comforts attendant en - advanced life, nothing can surpass their benefi cial etleds. The , Family Bottle, 225. is only to be had at,the DoElor's HOUse, Lower Brook -street, G rosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are delivered, gratis, and all Orders tin Exportation executed. Smaller Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and Retail by Messrs. Teboult and Co. and Retail by all Venders of Medicines. • Also Dr. Norris's Anti-bilious Pill, celebrated as a sate,,and effective aperient, may be had at all the above pUceS, ill Boxes aj as, 9d. • ;NIP fa' • • ; .1 3 :11'-_-`i , \\V \\\ it. .4 / •-• i • E i r .l .) *al 4 , • EFRIbE SIX PENCE. OF ICE O.F• QJWNANCE, anuary 22, IgOI 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA, YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give notit?e, that the undermentiOled Otantity of BtICICS are wavied for the ORD. NANCE SERVICE, to he dElivtred upoz ?he Whaif in Iftool. 'ivieh Warren; and to he paid fo , in Three' 31.orths subsequent to the Quarter in , thhich the delivety of the Bt ick'4,hall take piaci, tip.✓ 25,000 CUTTERS, po,oot, SECO.; ll MALMS, and . 2,00,c,e(40 GRAY to be delivered oti or before the Ist April next. ditto ditto i3th May - ditto - ditto - Ist July next. dittb . ditto isth August next. All Persons wishing to contraa for the :ante are desired to send their Tenders, sealed, to the .Rv4i E , TiAeer's Office, at *oaf- , wich, with .Sattples of each so►t. N. B. Nv tender or Sample, zcil Sc roceiva after :be loth' • Wftirdo . f . R. TT rR-F ARMY CQNrRA :TS. Commissaty:Geleral's office, Parliantert4street. 7anuary 26, 1802. N OTICE is hereby given-to:all Pena/is desirous contraaing to supply the f:.'lau, , ing Articles for the Use of HIS itIAJESTY's FORCES, viz. OATS, and STRAW, for the CA PAiLRk in Ear. racks in North_ Britain, and in the County of Hants, including the isle of Wight. OATS for the CAI/A LRY in-Cantonnotts i arid Quarters, in the Counties of Cornwall, Kent, 'Sussex, Dorset, and Hants, including the Isle of And BREAD for the TROOPS, in the Cottro, of Surrey. , (The DeliVerks to ammence on . and 19r the 25th day oje Fe -bruary next); that Proposals in Writing i sealed up, and marked Tenders for Army Supplies, will be received at this Office, on or before the Bth of said month of &balmy, Proposals must be made' separately for each Barrack, in North, Britain, andfor each Counly in England. The Particulars of the Contrath may be bad rtp on application at this Office any Day, between the flours of Eleven in the Morn ing and Four in the Afternom.. In a few Days will be published, PRACTICAL REMARKS, and PRECIR DENTS, of PROCEEDIV.S in PARLIAMENT; comprising the '.STANDING ORDERS OF. 150TH HOUSES; to the end of the year aor ; relative. to. the ap plying for, and passing Bills.; fot fnclesing or Draining Lands ;,ntaking Turnpike Roads, Navigations, -Aqueduds; Building • Bridges; for the more easy recovery., of .Small DebtS ; Paving, Ecc. Towns ; ,eontirMing or prolonging the Term of Letters Patent ; obtaining - Divorces ; and Bills called - Estate Bills:. with an Introdudory Chapter, -con taining Practical Directions for soliciting Private Bills in general ' • and with occasional references to Ads of Parlia.. ment, adjudged Cases, eec.. • • - By CHARLES THOMAS ELLIS,. Of the Inner Temple. • . Lcx et Consuetudo Pairliamenti, ab omnibus. est -qu.xrenzial a multi:: ignorata, a paucis cognita. To be Sold by Niessls. and Pell-yard, Tern. ple Bar ; J. Butterworth, fleet-i.treet ; and T. Egerton, Whitehall. AN ENTIRE NEW WORK. On the First of Mi'lrch will be published, 24NEW COLLECTION of nearly Two Thou.. 1. sand Cures of dinrent Disease's, upon the Htimart Body arid Horses (but especially the latter), by P E RK I NS's METALLIC TRACTORS, communicated since April, iSot, the date of the last Publication, by many Literary Cita . racters in the Medical and Clerical Profession—From several of these will be found some just Strictures on the artifices of certain persons who have attempted to discredit the Trac tors, by pretending' fliev operate on the Imagination.—The Possessors of the TraCiors will be entitled to this Work, gratis, on applying for it to the Patentee. The Tractors, so necessary in every Family, and'among Horses, may be had genuine, with new And unproved Direco. tions lor using them, ror Five Guineas- the Set, of B. D. Perkins, it. M. the Patentee, in -the house of the late • Cohn Hunter, Surgeon, Leicester-square ; and• of Frederick Smith, Chemist and Pruggist, in the Hay- s iarket, Lon don. The portable nature of the' Tractors renders tieit' conveyance by coach, or even by post, pertedly convenient. Letters in.closing their amount (post paid) duly attended to. . •N. B. The purchasers of the Tractors receive gratis, two different Books, which contain, as communicated by the first literary charaders, about three thousand Cures of Gout, Rheumatism, Scalds, Plead-ach, Tooth-ach,Sprains, Inflam mations, &c. &c. and all analogous Diseases ut Horses.' o iox.--4Thegennine Traaors'are stamped with the words " PEaxiis's P A T F:lst T TRACTORS,' and at the bot tom of the printed direaions is a Receipt for the five guineas, signed Sin the hand writing of the Patentee. By observing this, impositions will often be deteeled. For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS; and CONSUMP. tioNs BE only Genuine Peloral BALSAM of H - NEY, invented by Sir 101-IN HILL, M. D. sold whOlesale and retail only by B: Shaw, 74, High-street, Bo— rough, London, at 3s. 6d., per Bottle, or Bottles, contain.. ing eight small ones, at a Guinea each but observe none can be genuine unless signed B. Shaw on every Certificate given with each Bottle: The Linnus of Britain recommends this excellent Pre. paration, as the most salutary and etle.i,tital Remedy, for all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs, congealed Phlegm ' Acri- Mony in the Fluids• and Obstruelions' in the Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy Expedoration, Wheez ings and Uneasiness in Breathing are speedily removed by a few Doses. It takes otr the Irritation, opens-the Thoracic Duets, and heals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty years experience has conErmed the recommendation, in the immediate Relief: nd gradual Cure of Coughs, Colds, A sthrrias, and Consumptions. - It is the greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, and contairks all the healing, softening, and soothing quali •ties of that salubtions Extraia of Flowers called Honey ; and the richest Balsams of the Eastern World ; it is•as restorative as Asses' Milk, and never disagrees with the Stomach : a Common Coldyields to Its benign influence in a few hours ; and when resorted to, - befou the Complaint is far advanced, all danger of Consumption is certainly pre.vemed. Such are the faint` outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Balsam of Honey, the result of long researches into Nature, by that great Botanist, who dedicated his lite to the discovery of the true means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdoth. Caution.—As the severest human laws are unequal to the prevantiottof fraud, by coining and forgery, so the value of this Medicine has induced .base and avaricious men to vend counterfeit Preparations of it-Preparations, not merely de void of all efficacy, but also'containing a large portion of that deleterious drug Opium : and it is not long since the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, of I'cterborough, had nearly fall'n a sacrifice to ispuriotts Balsam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London. It is necessary, ther e f ore , to ob serve, a Certificate given with eachbottle, signed " B. Slim, "No. 74, Borough, Loudon ;" all others are osoantetfeit.s. \~ i b