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Anafo-ll‘jo 'Phan, and The Double Dealer, are to be revived n re ready by The Winter's Tale, as s oon as the Scenery,. ... . .. T HEA , ~ TRE-ROYAL COVENT-:•GAR DEN. • ' :, pl 1 1 ° - MOI R.OW EVENING, Feb.- I; 1 802 , will be perform e d, Y 1 - LOVE IN A VILLAGE . oung Meadows, Mr. I NCLEDON ; Ilawmoni, Mr. JOHV STONE ; Sir Hodge , Mr. - KNrGHT ~- William Meadows, 11Ir. "ADDY 1 Justice Worldeock, Mr. MUN D EN. Deborah,• Mrs. DAvENTrORT ; Madge, Mrs. MARTYR t Lucinda, Mrs. ATKINS i , . And Rosetta, Mrs. BILLINGTOL. worn THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. on its zd repTrile:ennteawti,on7_PL_r 91. The Cabinet was honour ed lip louse throughout la sh with loud and unanimous with drip ...Guardian . i , %IQ s• ill be prformed. on SaturdaY• ..., r ri. ' I- ' n u on ‘lonela Iry (la Thursday, aw-t, i ,aY next we k ' --- Y, ethics y, 1 th i T ue d ! • • iii the. eh: 4 Y a nd on Saturday, Mrs. Billitipon Will appear Doe c raet er of. on Love in-a Village' o f the i Tragedyolis4eiviyill be given of the next RePt"eiltatie4l OnSo., ( •,---_,___- T° t he PRO pR toCK.. ~......... C A - Di ts . A \IE. E.I:ORS of EAST-INDIA S I — L AVI NG talce N ;j lNIE .N/ sion, to state • . the liberty, upon. .. a former occa , (i!:!r,. .i,otr,toee fi rst vacZestleTtyiintention o f becoming a_Candi : applicii t 10-els:ling° try 'at" Gentlemen are a Wh en other tittle il the East-India Direetion, i tions c a t 1 11" , , •or the hono • - eon you, to renew my s°licita it is a satisf oo, • lir l i mo Your Support. 11.)-_.. w Mich o fa me to , .. ex xlvruierrlice it was my pod i f l o ow late _ .I,,thened and eonfirmedbY ii. tl i ta i t n t t h h e e fi fr r i s e t n i a n s s h ta i i p lce an t d o h eeit ' s : tre l ,', have/ during the interval rtule Of the last two years, 'h - T ) a 0 ,1 the Proprietors. gent • I- the the fan ion of a very n has atforded me the greatest encoupge. 1 , • :I:: t tli i ! authorizes me to indulge the confident hop en_ industry whieh it will become me to employ,.wh /tie in that ho i i lace "loiper scason for , exertion shall arrive, w.113.za ot . dettriV a rnbiti ohourable Situation, ivhich vour to°ll. tcl attain ' ' .lied which it shall be my anxio us deserv e ' it is the o • I lia • ve the Honour to be, with great respe ct, J en . 4 , ‘," Ladies and Gentlem en , • Algerin lour most ob edient and devoted Servant, s eK ON . VTU flhur Y, ' ' DAIR JA ILLIAM A ' ••.„..,:. 9, 14 02 ,. TO the tu n - --------- ther rkt!t,•,—BILITY. GENTRY; CLEIt GY and o ' ' n() LDR - • - •TY f NATHAMP- Ttyl i sot the CO UN o IfFRDF WOOD - AL FRSHIP of /WHITTLE r 04; - ' Willes, '''.l. ii-z' •S r beilig vacant, by the Death oJ . • his.Suc tessr. 'intl me.to offer myself to your choice i.is .l iavir, F , , 0 • of general conciliat, 4 a. former occasion, fronl - TnotiVS . your 0 .. 1 0 „ t %,„ ~I, consented to wave my pretensions in fa t ile Filt._ ortliv S -11 l ' ' deference to t a ~.,. ~ er, tof the County, my 01th,..eL.••,411 in that instance,l trust, convince you titt,.,.` 'Ait valor - will, I. I opinion, and how utotis - . 011 / Slioutt - . •11 he at all tunes - to deserve it - • thy A. d acid support, wil t ovet 4 ,..s . Li ress meet your approbation a , ,_ _ Y„,r re,,u,beted with the warmest gra titu de, by arid faithful humble Serv an t,.'l L . Upton Hall 1 ' T. S. W. SAL a n. ;3, iSoz. 11• ~.--;---,----..............___ 110„taiAbvERT • - w ho is ' rfeal y ac_ Master, geneorl.ated with Mercantile Concerns, and Busine o ss , 11 1 1 kaster 1 .911 ; 1 an experience of twenty Years, al ? t1 e(1 of a )1, Sihlatio2 LoOk-keeping, Accounts, &c. is desiro u s n- house, • • cir 4 3 ti .. 44 tlanain a Morchant's„&c. Counting -house, g . large ii...ore_ iiiiertake the Cr COunting-house dipartrnent of any th e itli.:n,or Nlarnifaetory, either in'London, or any part of ' by addingn°,ll-- Ever y satisfaCtory infOrmatiou will be g-itvreee (ollll, t-,sg i a Letter to Mr. Thomas Btackstock,toc.g at_ Int ney 4.,e,n1P1e• London, or Mr. Edward Blacks lc , L.,aw Livernool '"*-----....- ' .-- •• ------ , ------------___ LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING, BY 'Wk. ALLEN, No. 19, Sh erranLstreet, Pol. ~a , , den-square, and No. in, Great , -street, Good e &-fields, to Ladies and Gentlemen of an -street, who have I fi;r learnt that accomplishment, or oioly in the oict stile.- 7 xth e Y are taught on a plan particularly Lalculated for those . to 4,,,0it it Is an objea to acquire it expeditiously, privately, -I.,,:the first style of fashion. qkeh",',, WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES are I nit t,,. /Iv e a eek. - None but Subscribers admitted. None -Mr VPI . e o r espeaability can subscribe. Mr .. G .. ow and ~_ th'eT:iotosli are engiged from the beginning ot February `"oae ,",i c I L Qi. the Seasuh to lead the Band alternately, tha t . klitio, lN t c:, a rea fond of good Music may enjoy the pleasure ot . "'11411V) Bind con -hided by two of the best Performers ,„ • lusi 1' ''' (1 4- • tr. 4, tills Lountry. --t qi4 i ttl/ d . • • 11'p res ent concern with his late Aca -41401140wi1s 1 7 4 111ae. KENT. - . iig.Ry ‘, 3 9 1 -1) I3Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, Elegant :, 11 131.6,..","ew, Large, Substantial, an d .Coach -ouse ,0,1-,'.--'‘ DW ELLING -HOUSES, with ~ W o A. " r ouriall Stable to each.; together with about d the N' : re r ,s of Land adjng. The liouses . are sittia . ti. h for b eaut, e ,l: ro'.3/4,1. Rochester and command a View, whit. l ' the i.atie "nn variety, is e u 7, 11 q to any in the County ; ant _ 1,4 li eXceedin, 1 well adapt ed ' for Building !loon. The - rttiiises 4 Y we - • o oat are nil txp .are held upon Lease, Soo Years of x 1 . ~.`,,, subject to a Pepper-corn Rent. 1 * Soli ti,,lr'i .tirther Particuhrs apply to M. o.sop, : ; Orto Mr. 13a ' ' " ' ' Rochester tten, Auctioneer, C • -- - • _ . 'IPITAL PORTER BREWERY FOR SALE. 1' '' .) tE SOLD IVY PUBLIC AUCTION, 'P ° i'l l it • fames i L. z-th day of March, ISOZ, at the House of ~ , i .ea, the Eagle and Child, 'Warrington, 1? 'RUCORN PORTER BREWERY, f O ,, sa wnh all the ISrewing Utensils, Stores, Casks, &c. as r;.,. me are at prtsent possessed by Aneas Morrison. -,..11_c i3 0(1 7 . , - .. ry is Leas e r, of which there are 14 years yet t0.c,05.! t r; 4 built in the }ears 1 7 s-(:) ir 14 excellently .I.)p trig t o ~ , . , . . i on tile b, o ,_ s 9, %ell supplied moth water, and is situate . tv ,, e kL ot the Niersey, within a few hundred yards of the s o o t ;',',',, ,l r e e , the Duke of B ridgwator's Canal joins that River,.con -09,:l.)1,!ly has the advantages olcheap water carrizkge to . Liver ' mirie pl y has and all the manufaCturing towns in L.an -14,,-Ll':,sliir Statl'ordshio,• & c. Melt is a commodious Lan -100 ''"gsbottse upon the premises, consisting of fourteen 4 t 41, besides Kitchen, Offices, &c. a large Garden well ° eked • 1; • and an appropriate quantity of Land. ''latllor forther partculars, apply to Messrs. Macdougall and he, New Square, Lincolie'lnn • Mr. William Lawson, .kre.nn,t, Liverpool • or Mr. frEn'eas 'Morrison, upon the toti'lltriAsc'• either of wlioni are authorised to sell by Private et. • ~-~ URSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1302. . This Day were published, Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, in boards, • - DRACTICAL REMARKS, and PRECE-. A_ DENTS of PROCEEDINGS in PARLIAMENT; comprising the STANDING ORDERS OF BOTH HOUSES, to - fhe end of the year 'Sot ; relative to the ap plying for, and pt6sing Bills, for Inclosing or Draining Lands; making Turnpike Roads, Navigati o n s , A quec luds ; Building ',Bridges; 'for the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Paving, &c. Towns . ; confirming or prolonging the Term of Letters Patent ; obtaining Divorces ; and Bills called Estate Bills: with an Introdudory Chapter, con taining Practical Diredions for soliciting Private Bills in general ; and with. occasional. references to Ads of. Parlia ment, adjudged Cases, 4e. By CHARLES THOMAS- ELLIS, Of the Inner Teinple. Lex et COnsuetudo - Parliamenti, ab omnibus est quwrenda, a multis ignorata,.. a paucis cognita. Sold by Messrs. Brooke and Ridcr, Bell-yard, Temple Bar ; J. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; and T. Egerton, Whitehall. This Day were published, In Six Volumes Ottavo, price 21: Ss. in boards, Illustrated with One. Hundred and Thirteen Portraits, 'And accompanied with Explanatory Tables, H ISTORICAL and POLITICAL MEMOIRS of the REIGN of LEWIS XVI. from his RI AG Eto his DEATH; founded on a variety-of authentic Documents, furnished to the Author, before the Revolution, by many eminent Statesmen and Ministers; and on the Stkret Papers discovered, after - the loth of August 3')92, in the Closets of the King at Versailles and theThuilleries transl-atL., ed from the French of ' J. L. SOPLAVIE, the Elder ; Compiler of the Memoh - s of Marshal Duke of kichelieu, and of the Alemoifs of the'Duke of St: Sirnon, Printed for G._a►ni j. Robinson, Paternosier-row._ Of whom may be had; translated from the French',' The Life of Bonaparte L with a Portrait by Heath ; in one Volume B.vo. price Bs. in boards, SOCIETY FOR THE bISCHARGi7RS RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-1 - „trcet, Strand, Feb. 3 , doz. BENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT, Sir Henry St. John Milemay, Bart. M. P. per Treasurer __--- - 5 5 0 Tames Neild, Esq. per ellseasurer - Benjamin Waddington, Esq, per Treasurer Wyndham Knarchbull, ,E sq. - TOshua Reeve, Esq, , - . - - Archibald Hamilton, .Esq. , - A. Charles Boone, Esq.,per Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge - - -.- - A. 5 o o Charles Edmonstonev Esq. per ditto - A, z z o Messrs, Mangles, two years Subscription, per a, 2 t., ZI 0 0 21 0 0 10 I 0 0 Z 2 0 Treasurer Samuel Horton, per Secretary George Cummings, Esq. Aug. Warren, Esq. per Secretary N. E. Kindersley, Esq. Bath' - Wssrs. Theakston and Welchman 4 4 0 2, Z 0 Z 2, 0 I I 0 5 5 0 4 4 Mr. Charles Walker • _ - Hr. He,arnden, 2s.—Mr. Luck kurst, zs. Lady Mildmay, per Treasurer - Lady Hesketh,sper Hoare - • X. Z..per Secretary.- - M. M. E. M. - - - W. H.2l.—E. P. ii. ts. - S. 13 per Hoare - - - Cletnentina - - - 2', 2. 0 o 4 5 5 2 2 o -5 0 e A. ro 0 0 3 I o I o A. I I o k. 11 7 15 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 58 Debtors. for the Sum of - - t6z 5 9 Considered the Cases of s 4 Petitioners. Approved 35. Re ferred for Characters th Petitions. And reithed. Benefadions are received by James Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; • also by Sir Robert Her_ ries arid Ca. St. James's-street ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet street ; Messrs. Fuller, Son, and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Biddulph,. Cocks, and • Ridge, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dsrrien and Co. Finch-lane, . Cornhill ; Messrs. Haminersleys, -; Messrs. Vere, Lucadou, Trough ton and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street; and at the Secretary's, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand ; where' - the' Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every month. • This Day were published, Neatly printed in Foolscap Oclavo, in Two Volumes, price u is. boards, LYRICAL BALLADS ; with* other POEMS. By W. WORI)SWORTH. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, No. 39, Pater noste,--row. " The attempt made in this little volume is one that meets our cordial - approbation, and it• is an attempt by no means unsuccessful. The endeavour of the Author. into re call our Poetry from the fantastical excess of retinement•to simplicity and nature. The account of this design, and its probable effeds upon modern readers; is vetY:suip::ibly given in the introduCticn. . " We do not often find expressions that we esteem too fa miliar, or deficient in dignity; •on the contrary, we think that the Author has. succeeded in attaining that judicious de gree of simplicity, which accommodates itselt with ease, even to the sublime. It is not by . pomp of words, but by energy of thought, that sublimity is most succesz fully at chicved ; and we infinitely prefer the simplicity s .even,of the Most unadorned tale in this volume, to all the Meretricious frippery Of the Darwinian taste." BritiSh Critic, • Oa.' 170. " So much genius and originality zre discovered in this publication, that we wish to see another from the same hand, written on more elevated SubjeCts, and in a more cheerful disposition." Monthly Review, June, MONDAY, MAi CH i,. iSoz, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE GINS DRAWING. • ' No. of Prizes. SCH EM E. Value ()fel:Mi. orr 4.20,006 Total Value. X.80,00q 10,000 5,000 2,000 1,000 • 500 Too •40,006 20,000 .1(2,poo 10,000 6,0D0 5,c00 5,000 324,000 1°,0,0 60,c00 Tickets. .4%500,000 CAPITALS DETERMINAIII4.. . First-drawn Ticket, ilth Day, Z. 10,000 Ditto, 21st Day, 20,000 • Ditto, 32d Day, 7.0, - 000 Ditto, 4otit Day, 1,000 TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS ate SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - ,C. 16 o Half - 8 o I Eighth - 2 3 6 Quarter. 4 6 6 Sixteenth I 2 0 Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets. or Spates, may be supplied by sending good gills at short dates, Post Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Office. (par - The Price of Tickets and Shares will ise consider ably before the Drawing. Prizes paid in Sterling Money. ENGLISH STATE-LOTT-ERY, for,lBol, Begins Drawing Ist March, 1802. 1H E TIC KE TS are sold and divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, `and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD,. BURNE and Co. Stock- Brokers, at their State_Lottery (Mice; No. 93, unda the Royal Exchange, London. A ESSRS. NORTON and 'SON most rcs pedal y .I.V intbrimtheir Friends and the Public, .that.the STATE LOTTE R's begins drawing on the Ist of Nlaren, and that the TICKETS and legally Stamped SHARES, divided into HalVes, Quarters; Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now on Sale, an d will continue so during the Dra‘,ing (warranted un drawn', at their old-established Licensed State Lottery Office, Milton's Head, Corn-strt et, Bristol, where the Government Commissioneis' Lists, and-Correct Numerical Books, may be referred to for these , a 8 Lotteries past. The Prizes will be paid on demand (taking off the usual Discount), with the same i?unetuality that they - trust have always marked this Office from its commencement. The Prizes may be seen on re ference to the General Lottery Advertisement, under' the Scheine;' but as they vary, they will be.always pasted at the window of their Office, next the Post Cffice. It will be to the interest of Persons in the Neighbourhood of Bristol to purchase at this Office, as they get their Tickets examined gratis, and the Prize-money will be obtained without the additional trouble and expellee of sending to London MONEY MATTERS. ALL Money Neguciations continue to he trans acted, with the widest honour, punctuality, and se crecy; by -Messrs. Harris and Go. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great SulFolk-streer, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Mortgages, Estates, Church-Livings,. Dowers, Jointdes, Pensions, Places, keversions, or any other mode or matter, as circumstances. may. be. Large Sums of Money always ready fur well secured Annnitills - , and for which a liberal price will be given, according to age and security., and - all Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the Grantor. Principals, or their A ttornies e applying personally, before Three o'Clock, will be treated with in the most explicit manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly auswered. N. B. A large Sum of Money ready to pprchase Freehold Leasehold Houses, in approved situat:ons. JOHN GRINDLE, Chemist and Druggist to His j Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, respectfully in forms the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that the Business which 'he has many years established at No. 2, fiaYmaiket, is now removed to large ai:d more extensive Premises, No. 132, Pall-mail, nearly opposite the Hay market, where it will be carried on in all its branches, with 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 conti n u a n ce of th e s a m e , as sur i ng them, that nothing on his part shall be wanting to merit. that Pa tronage which he has hitherto had the honour to receive, and which will ever be a pride in him to acknowledge with gratitude. Pall-mall, Feb. 1,13 oz. , (0 - Chemicals, Drugs, &c. in their greatest perfearon, wholesale, retail, and tor exportation. THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI res p e itfully in.. forms the Nobility, Gentry, an d th e P u blic, th a t his genuine DENTIFRICE and TINCTURE for the Teeth, his ELIXIR for the Tooth—Ach, and his STYP TIC for the stopping of all limmorrnages internal or ex ternal, are now distinguished by being folded in the new invented Straw Paper, his name, as a Proprietor of that Establishment, being mscrtedin the Water-mark. N. B. The efficacy and repute of the above Compositions hiving excited many spurious imitations,, the Chevalier hereby otters the Sum of One Hundred Pounds to the Person who shall prosecute to corrvidiv*any one of thou sharneleis invaders of Lis Ptoperty. TO BE SOLD 131 AUCTION, • On Monday s the lith Day of February, fr3o2, at the 'Bell Inn, at Frampton, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE following VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES TATES: in the Parishes olArlingham,Fretheine; and Saul, in the County of Gloucester : IN ARLINGIIAM. Lot t. A very compad and desirable Estate; consisting of a Farm-House, with necessary out-buildings, and 163 A. 3R. SP. in proportionable quantities of Arable, Mcaduw, Pasture; ,Orcharding, and. Wood Land, at or near Overton, in the occupation of Mr. George Wilkins and other. The greater part of this Estate lies on an eminence corn, manding beautiful Views of the River Severn, and the adjacent Country, terminated on the: West by - the Forest Hills., To a Gentleman inclined to build, few situa tions will be found preferable. Lot 2. A' Piece of Rich Meadow Land, near-to the River Se vern, called GREAT NO . I"I'ING containing 14A. 3R. 6P. in the occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Cook .7 - Lot 3. Another Piece of Valuable Meadow Land adjoining to the hat .mentioned, called WEST MARSH MEAD, containing 11A. zR. 32P. in the occupation of the said, Nathaniel Cook. Lot 4. A FARM-HOUSE and tvtro good Barns, three Stables, a Cyder-House, Mill and Press, and on.' Cottage; with four Closes of Rich Pasture Land and orCharding adjoining, containing together 14A. oR.. 81 ) _., in the occu: pation of the said Nathaniel Cook. - Lot 5. A Cottage and Garden adjoining to the last Lot, in • the occupation of the said Nathaniel Cooke containing 28P. Lot 6. A r iece of Land on Barrow Hill containing 6A. oR. tP. in the occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Cook. IN FRETHERNE. Lot 7. A well-built Messuage„ two Barns, two Stables, a Cyder-House, Mill and Press, in good repair; with a Garden, trA. of good Arable Land ; and six Closes of fine Orcharding and Pasture Land, containing together about 26A. in the occupation of Mr. John IN SALIL's ALLADOW. Lot 8. Two Acres and an Balla Meadow Land ; in the oc cupation of Mr. John Wells. IN MEADALI.S. Lot 9. An Acre and a Halt of Meadow Land, in the occu pation of Mr. tolin Wells. Lot 10. Eleven Beast Pastures in Saul's Warth. The ditlin•ent Lots lie very contiguous; and may be conve niently occupied together ; and may,. if more agreeable to Bidders, be put up together; or in such other order as shall be agreed upon at the time of Sale: -Timber of above a certain girth to be taken to at a fair va luation. _ The Parochial Taxes arc very low. The greater part of the Purchase Mbney may remain- on Security of the Premises, ifjnore convenient to Purchasers. Plans of the Lots may be seen, and printed Particulars had at the 01;ices of Messrs. Welles and G wiimetti Cheltenham ; Messrs. Welles and Lesitigham,l U pton-uponSevern ; or Messrs. Lewis and James, Gray's Inn ; and. printed Particu lars may also be had at the principal Inns in 4:loucesterihirc and ,in $ •TO BE SOLD, I THE CASTLE in HERTFORD; a Residence fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or Gen tle:nal-I'e Family; comprising a beautiful :Drawing s -room, Eating-toOrn, Library, Coffee-room, Dressing Stair case and Hall on the principal Story. On the First Fluor-Five excellent, fled-room_ with Dressing-rooms and Water-closets. In the Attic—Nine Bc&rooins for Gentlemen, and plenty of Servants` Rooms. In the, Basement—A remarkably goOd Kitchen; House keeper's Robin, Steward's Room, Servants' Hail, &c. Scc. The Offices arc—Stabies for Ten HorSes, Three Coach houses, and, TWo,Saddlc-rooms ; a Wash-house and Laun dry, Bake-house, andelegant Dairy, all amply supplied with Pater, and inpumerable conveniences. Also, Pleaitre Ground, Melon Ground; a walled kitchen Garden • well planted and clothed, a Farm Yard, and 2c. Acres Of very . rich Meadow or Pasture Land; the whole con taining 24 Acres•ok thereabouts, the late - Resideive of the Right Honourable LORD PE RY, held under Lease from the Marquis of Salisbury i for Twenty-one Years; with a covenant tram his Lordship to renew it, at the expiration of this term, for Seventeen Years mote. Fifteen Thousand Pounds, at thv least, have been lately expended on the Buildings and improvements of this place. i he excAlent Furniture, &e may 'bo.taken at a valuation, and . more Land, if required, may be had by a purchaser. • 'To view, apply- to Mr. Rooke, ,Hertford, who will give any information respcding the Premises ; and to treat for the •purchase apply to Mr. Wyatt, No. s', ; or Messrs. Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, Clerkenwell, London. [PRICE SIX PENCE; ACA ST INDIA HOUSE; Febn'tarj7 io, - Aviv: • ' CO R T.' of ~EG`TORS of HA Nof UNITED COMPA NY of MERCTSEN G:. T'' E LAND ,tradipg to the East do hereby 'give Notice; That the Transfer Books of tide said Conipany's Stock wfll4e Shut on ThteSdayi the 4th of March next, pit 7 Apo o'Clorf!; and oj)enei ;gain ,on Thsersti4; the isth of "IpH/folk-wing. - That a •Qtrarter& . :General Coin': .j the said Company ,c4;ill le held at their Pan e, in Leadenhall-,treet, on ll'ednesa'a"; the 241,0 Alarc . h - next, at Elelien o'Clock in the F6reitcon. • Tl)at a General of the, said Compan; Will Le bild ;71 theit; House In Lettdenhall-streee,. Gn Th.tinescioj,., she .14th April next, from Nine o'clock in tbe Morning until Six in the for the Eleaion of Six Direaors of the said Contliau.,42r Fopt- Years. - . And that the Lists q - the said Company will be ready to le de.' livered at this Horde,. Ot the 26Th Mareb next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. _ - STONE AND GRAVEL. SOLUTIONIC.; or, THE,,N.E PLUS,.T.ILTRA I CHINK-APIN SOLVENT, • SING an effeua) Remedy .for the Cure of tl , e '..kl STONE 'and -tI GRAVEL Of the various ills and clis;• orders that are attendant on Human Nature, : it must be con fessed that the Stone and GraVel is the most excruciating, in.: asinuch that• death itself is a welcomd alternative 'to the uni.. fortunate Sufferer, alThctingly experiencing its direti'l influ ence. The. Proprietor of the Scititicnic, or Chiuk-a-Pin Solvent, has already had the honour of receiving ghteftit tribute of thanks, and safistaClory' - testimonials, from ihnu inerable Patients of the first distinetion, - who have received the happy Weds of the Medicine, it having never yet failed in re-establishing the Patient's health, and is allowed to have a deserVed pre-eminence' of all other Medicints for the above, dis Orders. Its properties are in removing all obstruc:- firms in the lizinary Canal, Bladder, Kidnies, B,tc: and, by gradually promoting every wholesome secretion, to happily efleCl a perfect Cure. • - To be had only. of the Propiietor, No. 4, Ranelagh-green, Chelsea, and it° where else in England. . . , A SAFE AND POWERFUL RESTORATIVE, • •,• For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions, Consumptive kla:.• bits, Pains 2,nd,Weakness of the. Stomach, Nervous Weak'_ nesses, the delcterioW Effect of Hot Climates; and parti cularly the-ill Consequences of Intemperance. : ,•. • LIALLAM and Co;'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA of-QUASSIA; in the tbrin of Pills. Trie restorative etleas of the Anima of Quassia in all cases of general Debility of the System, Nervous Complaints; .and likewise its antiseptic powers; as -a Cortedor or the Animal I uices, evinced by the foilowing singular caSes, cer tainly entitle it to the full confidence of the Valetudinarian. -" Dec. 3, 'Sot. Turf Printing-Office, NeWmarket.. Dear Sir; " I have to eorrinitinicate to volt a very extraordinary Cure that has beet - vended by your Extrad of Quassia: • " A Gentleman in this Neighbourhood, whose Face had been completely covered with a disagreeable eruption and red ness (most probably arising - from his too tree living); ex= pressed a wish; it I kept any Medicine likely to relieve him; I would recommend it ; having known your Extrad succeed in some such Cases, I advised his trying, rf, and; unaccount able as it May - seen - I, two Half-Guinea Boxes removed every unpleasant appearance,- and quite re-established his health; which began,to nii impaired by the salmi cause. " I have inet With several ins'tatires of its coinpl6te SllcCesS in Nervous Complaints , of long standing, and shall ever iu future recomMend it With.the greatest confidence. " YourS; respcdi ROBERT ROGERS: " To Mr. E: Hallam; - Apothecary and Chemist, Bury." CASE ;9 " A young Gentleman, about ten years of age, who for' many weeks' had been afiitted with large B iotehes, shifting over the whole surfa,:e of the kiody; occasioning .intalerabif itching and restieSsness, had. übdergode the usual course of diaphoretic and alterative Medicines,•eiripidted iti such cases with evident disadvantage, as they tended bui.to increase the dilation of the pores, his strength and natural. vivacity were likewise mall impaired ; recourse 4.ras now hid to the Anima of Quassia; with a view of relieving his loss of appetite and general debility,: in about two weeks his appetite and strength were completely recovered; and the ! . .,isease of the Skin evidently began to abate; at the expiration of three weeks, from the first taking Quassia, his skin became quite 'clear; and. no unpleasant symptom remained." Sold, ,VhOlCsate and retail, tw*l3. ShAw, NO. 74, Borough and tetiill by Baxter arid Co. Edinburgh and-G lasgaw ; and ,one Vender in every Town in the• Kingdom ; in 'Boxes of ss: an d tos. 6d. each, and large Packages, containing five ss. Boxes, xl: zs. each, i)uty included'' C - 2.7 • But 'observe, ;olic can tiosSitil , be genuine,. unless it has the Signature of E. Hallam and Co. \MI riven in red ink. Mountfleutie, near Leven, Fifethire, Oct. 2.;!, 1796: Extra& of -a Letter addressed to Mr. R. Scott; Apothecary' Southbridge, Edinburgh. . • you will please to transmit the following Case to Mr. Lignum; Surgeon; a.t his Dispensary, in Man chester, which I hope he will not fail to publish for the ge;.: neral good of mankind. • Mr. lAGI,:or,t,--_Sza;. About fourteen years ago; I was seized With the measles;, soon after.which I supvose I had got- cold, Which began My throat; and; in a Short time ulcerated .to an alarming de-; gi - ec. I then applied to a Gentleman of the l'aculty who ; gave me some relief; but some time after; to roy unspealcablii sorrow; my, coMplaint returned with redoubled violence. It then broke out in my nose; upper jaw, and roof of my.mouthi and that 'to such a degree; that twelve pieces of bone exco riated from my nose; two pieces truirt - the roof of my . mouth, and every tout:;,. Of my upper jaw; one excepted; dropt out. My disorder then spread over both my shoulders; and under both my arms; which rendered me totally irrcapa_ ble of dressing or undressing myself Without assistance:' V' again made application to several Gentlemen of the Fault y,. b ' 'ut from the strong mercurial preparations prescribed by themi I -was -at different thries . in a high state of Sali,VatiOn i but alas ! all their efibrts proved inetlettual • and itithis de.; plorable and helpless situation I continued four years, when; abOut the Mouth of December, 095, I was perusing a-NowS paper; wherein 1 obServed acase, which; from the descrip; trots, appeared similar to my own, and' had been cured' by the sole use of your Royal Antiscorbutie !fro s. I then, through the blessing of God, was determined to make trial of them ; and to my .gret surprise, and still greater satisfue,i7ori; before I had finished taking two small bottles, the ulcers in my breast, and-under my erns; • which before were still spread ing, then began to heat round'the edges . ; which convinced me that, by a due perseverance, I might, with confidence; look forward for a restoration of health; which; by the virtues o f yottrsovereign remedy; of Which I Joolt but six or seven bot. ties, "I ant now in full possession of; and of that inestimable blessing, namely? , a gond State of health: • _. Any person desirous of further information; may be fully satisfied by applying to me, or Mr. Scott; as above, front whom I purdia:ed the Drops:, 1 arni Sir, your humble Servant; (Signed) JAMES ROD( ER, , ,Shoernaker. .JON SWA:tiqt,, Minister. Attested by (1).A2.-rnvit Smita, Elan These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at tzs. and 45. 6d. One tzs. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones': They may be hart, wholesale and retail, at Mr: Lip:lulu's Dispensary', No. 57, Bridge;street,- MancheS. ter ; at Howard and Evans's, No: 4z, Long-lane, West.; Smithfield,. sole Wholesale AgentS'in London ; and retail by the tbllOwing persons : H. Cundell, NO. 47, Minoriea t W. Clark, Nu. 29 . , - Borough ; lordat4 No. 33, . Whirechapel ; jeboult; No. 130, Oxford-street ; Sutton, No. 141, Lorg acre ; Wade, Old Bond street: and N . o. 163, Fleet-street ; 'Putt and toultoni Royal Exchange ; Knight, Norton gate ; Tustic, NO: iz7, &v.: 2d; and Wardi born. '4O