The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-27 00:00:00

E • h' ~ \ l 1~ ~i I 't M BE 3022. j The LAST NIGHT UNTIL' AFTER THE BOODLE's FETE. TO RANELAGH. -MORROW EVENING, FRIDAY, May zBth, iBoz, PI vv. A MAGNIFICENT FIRE-WORK E xhibited by M ons i eur RUGGI E RI , exactly simi . ?rt.) be the on e h e d isplayed at the National Fete at Paris. d the whole of the Illuminations arid Transparencies as ord ered by M. OTTO, on the Evening of the Proclama tion, will be repeated for the last time. A In the Centre of the Rotunda will be erected, TRANSPARENT TEMPLE of PEACE, Designed and Executed by Mr. CAPON. Doors to b e Admittance Five Shillings only. Iyi opened at Eight, the Concert to commence at and the lire - works at Eleven precisely. t yo use. f or private Coach Stands to b e h a d a t R ane l ag h 4. N• B. The Water Gate will be opened P ANORAMA, LEICESTER-SQUARE, LORD NELSON'S Tremendous ATTACK at of ,‘.° P ENHAG EN, is now Open ; likewise One VIEW Co—"NSTANTINOPL%. PICTURES EXECUTED IN WOOL. ISS THOMPSON'. EXHIBITION of - TtikEs from the Works of Catracci, Titian, Van. Joshua keynolds, Gainsborough, °pie, and other rinein Masters, Ancient and Modern, at N. 57, Old "a-street, continues open from 9 o'clock till 7. Admittance One Shilling. To the CREDITORS of HENRY AUGUSTUS SHE IRIDAN. N pursuance of an Ad of Parliament passed in the 37th year of the Reign .An. His present Majesty King e 'rKe the Third, entitled " Ad for the Relief of cer.. t o i,„ 00 4', insolvent Debtors," Notice is hereby given, that James Quick, of Tiverton, in the . County of Devon, InnhoJder, „tee Assignee of the Estates and Elle& of Henry Augustus Nan, formerly of Hanendeft, in the County of Hert 0, late of .Craven -street, Drury-lane, in the County of Aj„ . (l , l esex, and afterwards a Prisoner for Debt in the King's 3 s ' lc ilrison, in the County of SUrrey, will make a fair and In u t Dividend of the Estate and Effeets of the said Henry Au- C - 'rug Sheridan, at the Office of Messrs. Baxters and Mar -4,7; of Furniiral's-inn, in the said County of Middlesex, on 71, ursday the ist Day of tuly next, between the hours of b e n, in the Forenoon and Three in the Afternoon of that t rY• And all Persons having any Claim or Demand upon ox ) e Estate and Elicts of the said Henry Augustus Sheridan, cru hlf; lad becoming due previous to the Ist Day of la tinary tiv 17 97, Are required to make due proof of their Tespec. t 3 ebts, according to the Diredions of the said A‘t ; and give notice thereof, ox of before the 2:5t Day of June . 7 7 (t, to Messrs. Baxters and Martin, of Furnival's-iun esaid, or to Messrs. Wood and Strong, in Tiverton afore the S o li c it ors to t h e sa id A ss i gnee ; an d i n d e f au lt e said ereol, D such Creditors will be excluded the Benefit of ` 44 end. 22, too* BA XT ERS and MARTIN. SOHO MANUFACTORY. THE PUBLIC are requested to observe, that this MANUFACTORY CANNOTBE SEWN in - unsequ ence ot anyapplication or recommendation whatever. kotives, both of a public and private nature, have induced 'tiend s the Prop spare will rietrs to adopt this measure anthey ho . pe their them the painful task of a refusal &oho', May ao, MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. SEVERAL SUMS, ftrull too to io,oooli to be p er .laiclout in the purchase of Annuities on real or approved 1 4°11 4 Securities, for which liberal Prices will be giv en. fitters (post-p the aid) with real name and address, mention .at nature ot Sectuities, directed for A. B. to be left Ch T• Reed's ' Law Stationer, N o , 5. Bream's-Buildings ; • ti lic erY-Lane, will receive immediate attention; I.l‘.ioney Brokerneed apply - The. PARIS NEW DILLIGERCES, At only 41. `3s. each Passenger. SET our from the Golden. Cross, Chaying-tiOss, )I(7 ev etY Morning and Evening, to the Ship and king's ad Inns, Dover the Silver Lion, Calais ; Hotel, N u r ,, l ! ) gtte,. London ' Hotel, Amiens ; and to Mr. *St. re trav',s ffice, in Bouloys-street, Paris, from wheriee Carriages e ' to all the principal Towns in France, Italy, and Ger an„ 1.44 , the Public are requested to notice, the-above Car at , will be concluded in a manner, far superior to any other ore s established. 4RIC I-ITON ORIGINAL COACHES, at Reduced FT Fares, out every Morning, at Seven, Half past Se, w eio vT, and Eight O'Clock ; and every Night, at ten in g _ cr ", during the Sr; son, from the Golden Cross, Cliar }kiseu.; Old White-Horse Cellar, Gloucester Collee tce. ~o r t i ccadilly, and Swan, Lad-lane •to the Coach..of- T a — r % th-streer, and to the Castle,. old and New Ship esc, Brighton. ti e l' i ic a [ent Packets sail three times a Week to Dieppe. Par . T k .': 3 ,inay be had at the Colder) Cross: L ASTBOURN COACH sets off from the Golden as usual. °VAL HOTEL, TAVERN, and ASSEMBLY ROOMS, NIA RCATE. itiMAN, (late Benson)-,. returns his most ex pe ..Brateful t h an k s f or t h e very liberal Encouragement . he li o `!eneed d ur i ng l ast Season, and begs leave to inform the Et t altY and Gentry frequenting Margate, he has recently tei lt ol) the Hotel i n a super i or st il e o f neatness, for the re- Att ent P of Families and single Gentlemen, hoping by a s t ri ct lon' to merit the co'ritinuance of their future Favours. li e , e 4 lsn carries On the Wine Trade, as usual, where Fami tlte 6 111 aY depend upon' being supplied with that article of Post rst quality. l'ehaises Glass Coaches, Sociable, &c. to let. 1440kiman begs leave td request the favour of those - Fainilies liint . 111 AY wish to engage apartments by. letter, to address to its Hotel, as frequent Mistakes having occurred , i t , 'ker .not being generally i‘nown, Mr. Benson having no n in the above Prolfises. M ar t May zo, 18oz. TO•BE DISPOSED OF, A. GE NTEEL BOYS' SCHOOL, within Five t oo Miles of Town. Coming in will require from cool. to 4. 14 b The Situation is undeniable. Immediate Possession A tth e ~had. and particulars known, by applying to Mr. uuke-street ,Portland-place. SOLD th e TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ~ ~ Flop Pole Inn, in Worcester, on Thursday the I" DayL -4iune nex, between thc Hours ot Three and Six in th s tlu c te eti rn° ° ll , subje . ea to Conditions of Sale to be then pro- N 'Elegant:New-ereit ed VILLA, ,'?,‘,.. of Whittington, in the County of Worcester, within in the Parish e 0 Miles ()fine City, with the OffiCes Coach-house, Stable, tr s t . i d e,_", and Shrubbery' neatly laid out, and about three Acres, la t „ t c " Meadow Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has r : )been planted N‘itil 0191(iti Frdit Trees . . T-he Land.and w`"rl.lses adjoin the London Turnpike Road,leading .. q!n i n e.,1 .esier to Pershore ; are within a pleasant . w . alk of N 0: ,vrri.; c ommand a delightful View of the adjoining Coutatry, lat e ti c i ..ll". l ". a desirable spot tor a small Family, and were t ""r o Perty ,and Residence of Mr. 1 01 1iithan L ea, de ' eas e d . woProcresother Particulars, apply to Mr. Bird; College-yard, i ond w t er i Or Mr. Yeornams, No. AZ a.nd . i3, Clem eats :an, T THE ANNVERSARY of the BIRTH-DAY or T RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM PITT, WILL RE COMMEMORATED TO-MORROW, MAY zB, at Merchant Taylors' Hall. EARL SPENCER in the Chair. STEWA RDS. Marquis of - Worcester .1. Down, Esq. Earl of Euston W. Egerton, Esq. Bart Temple Lt. Gen Egerton 'Viscount Morpeth C. R. Ellis, Esq. Lord G. Levison Gower R. Ellison; Esq. Lord Louvaine i. mane, Esq. Sir J. Wrottesly, Bart. N. B. French, Esq. Sir W. Lowther, Barr. Francis Gregor, Esq. Sir H. Mildmay, Bart. Robert Milligan, Esti. Sir R. Vaughan, Bart. W. Manning, Esq. Sir J. W. Stuart, Bart. T. kaikes, Esq. Sir R: Peel, Ba - rt. Hans Sloane, Es 9. E. W. Bootle, Esq. . G. H. Sumner, Esq. W. R. Cartwright, Esq. Samuel Thornton, Esq. W. Dickenson, Esq. J. Tunno, Esq. MHE COMMITTEE for- MANAGING. the DINNER, on FRIDAY, the zSch inst." the AN NIVERSARY of Mr. PlTrs. BIRTH-DAY, beg to give Notice to the Public, that no more Tickets will be issued ; the demand for them having been so great, as to render it impossible to accommodate a larger Company. -The DINNER will be at MERQIIAN'I"I"*AYLORS' HALL ; and Gentlemen are requested in setting' down, to order their Carriages' with their Horses'. Heads 'towards Bishopsgate-street. No Admission .before Four o'Clock.---No Servants can be admitted. . T T JAI UR SDA Y, MAy 27, 1802. ROYAL SOCIETY OF -MUSICIANS THE MEMBERS will dine at Willis's Room ; King -street, St. James's, on Saturday the sth of June, dos. • The EARL of CHESTERFIELD, Honoraiy President, in - , the Chair. HONORARY VICI-PRESIDENTS, The Earl of Dartmouth l The Earl of Darnley The Earl of Uxbridge I The Earl of, Wilton Earl Fortescue Lord Visco'Lint Fitzwilliam. STEWARDS, Dr. Callcott • Mr. Webbe Air. Ashley Mr. Shield Mr. Tflos/Shawe Mr. Oliver. Dinner on Table at Five. There will be no Collection. Tickets cos. 6d. each, will be delivered at No. 5.5, Heurietta-street, Covent-Garden, to ail Honorary or Pro 7. fessional Subscribers, tor themselves and their Friends. As it is the wish of the Stewards, that the Company be properly accommodated, which cannot be done without ascertaining the number, no Tickets will be delivered after the Ist of) une. Sir William. Parsons Dr. Arnold Dr. Ayrton Frederick Nicolay, Esq. Mr. Dance Mr. Knyvett No Servants will be admitted, except .those of the Presi dent, Vice-Presidents, and Stewards. WILLIAM FOSTER, Sec. ETON ANNIVERSARY. THE ETON ANNIVERSARY will be • held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Stiand, on SATURDAY, 'May 29, 1802. Right Hon. Earl of DA LK EtTH, in the Chair. Right Hon. Lord Viscount Right Hon. Lord King • Hinchinbrooke Right Hon. Lord Braybroke Riot . Hon. Lord Porches- Sir Wm. Young ter - Mr. Serjeant Lens Right Hon. .Lord Vis. Mor- Wrn. walcot, Esq. peth ' • Sir. William Milner M. Right Hon. Earl of Tanker- ' Bryant Cook, Esq. M. P. vine . V. Gibbs, Esq. . __ N. B. Those Gentlemen who intend to honour the Meet ing with their Company, are requested to send for Tickets at the Bar of the Tavern, as early as possible. Dinner at Five o'Clock.—Tickets, los. 6d. each. PA Y-MASTER's O'FFICE, ST. lA.MES's PALACE, MAY 2. 4th SEVERAL small Sums remaining unclaimed on the Books of the Pay Master of His 4 , lajesty's House hold, the Names of those Persons to whoin the said Sunis are supposed due, are here inserted, that they, or their Represen tatives, on making proper application at the Office, any Thursday between the Hours of Eleven and Three, may be enabled immediately to receive the same. George Horsington f . 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At a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and other Inhabitants of the COUNTY of SOMERSET, held at the Town-Hall, in Wells, on Mon day the 24th of May, 113 oz, pursuant to Public Advertise ment from the Sheriff, for the purpose oetakin g into con sideration an ADDRESS to HIS MAJESTY oan 'the happy restoration of PEACE ; BENJAMIN GREENHILL, Esq. Sheriff; in the Chair; rrHE following ADDRESS was unanimously agreed to : " TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. '6 The hurtable ADDRESS of the NOBILITY, GEN TLEMEN, CLERGY, and other, INHABITANTS of the COUNTY of SOMERSET. - " We, Your Majesty's dutiful and loyal Subjeas; most humbly beg leave to lay at Your Majesty's Feet our unfeigned Corigiatulations, as well as the deep sense we shall eiteren tertain of Your Majesty's Paternal care and - goOtiness to your , People, in having put an end to the Calamities of War, and restored to them the Blessings.of Peace; and although we shall be at all times prepared to' defend Your Majesty's Crown and Dignity again.st,all Invaders, whether Domestic or Foreign, - yet we supplicate and trust the all-ruling Provi dence will so dired Your Majesty's Councils, as to avert from us any . returns of those evils we have so lori:•; undergone, and that the same Divine Power will be pleas:xi to continue to Your Nlajesty a long and happy Reign OVer a Free end - Loyl Nation." Resolved Unanimously, That this Address We signed by the Sheriff; in the name and on behal fof the Meeting, and that the same be presented to His Majesty by the S,,,:riff fit hi s health will permit), and by the Knights of the Shire, accom.:. parried by any of the Nobility and Gentlemen of the County as can make it convenient to attend. BENJAMIN GREENHILL, Sheriff: The Thanks of the Meeting were then unanimously voted to the Sheriff; for convening the same. NEW MUSIC. This Day was published, By Goulding, Phipps and Dalmaine, Music-sellers, No, 45, Pall-Mail; and Rio. 76, ,St. J arnes's-street, HE POST-CAPTAIN, a favottrite Song, sung .1. by Mr.- Incledbii, 'with unbounded applause, at the Theatre Royal,.Covent-garden ' and t' be snitg by him in his new Entertainment, called "Variety," composed by Win. Shield; price is. The Ditty or, Shipwrecked Sailor's Story, sungbv.Mr. Incledon, with unbounded applause, written by T. Dibdin, price -IS. 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Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. This Day was published, In Oaavo, .price 7s. in boards, the. Fourth Edition of .TINS; 6r, A SURVEY of the .REVOLU n_TiO NS of EMPIR ES. Translated from the French of M. Volney. To this Edition is added, the Law of Nature, by the same Author. Printed for J. Johnson ' in St. Paul's Church-yard ; wh ere may be had, Curistianity Vindicated, in reply to itlr.Volncy's Ruins. By the Rev. P. Roberts, price 4s. This Day was published, Price 4s. bound, vATERY MAN his own BROKER ; or, a Guide to the Stock-Exchange. In which the several Classes of the Public Funds, commonly called the Stocks, are dis eiplained ; and the Mode of T rans f err i ng , O r o f Buy ing t Selling therp, is rend:red i n t e lli g ibl e f or P ersons de. s ni s Yd to tranSad their own Busine ss . • Mystery and Iniquity of St oc k-J o bbi ng i s l a id open— nrauh e The present State 6t . the National Debt, both. 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Albirdyce, Esq'. , "This Day was published, By G. Thomson, York-place, Edinburgh, and Preston, 97, Strand. -rim Fifth and Sixth Books, or VOLUME I THIRD, containing FIFTY of the most favourite SOOT - FISH SONGS,, with an IntroduCtion, an Accornpa nithent and Conclusion to each Air, for the Piano Forte, Src. wholly composed by HAYDN, the Poetry: chiefly by BURNS. As there are various Colledions of Scottish Songs, it seems' proper to explain in what respells the present Work will be found new, and deserving of the public attention. Ist, It comprises all the fine Airs in their purest form, unmixed . with trifling and inferior tunes. 2d, To many of the Airs (in this Work only), Haydn has.added a second-voice part, and made them beautiful duetts, without altering a note of the melodies. ;,'d, Instead of a - thorough bass in figures so difficult to amateurs in general, Haydn has here . given a deli cate accompaniment in Notes,. which every piano forte player can execute corredly. 4th, The introdudory and con cluding Symphonies of Haydn to be found in this Work, and in no other, form an i m p ortant addit i on to eac h S ong , present ing the richest variety of original and exquisite composition, which will be more and more valued the oftener it is heard. 'And with resin& to the Poetry, it is to he observed, that while every silly and indelicate Song is excluded, all the in imitable Songs Qf Burns, and others of great merit, are sub stituted; and for the sake of those unacquainted with the Scottish dialed, English songs suited to the Airs are giveitin `addition to the Scottish verses. Those who wish to have early impressions of this Volume; and of a stroke Engraving. (the Soldiers Return), prefixed to it, will please to send their names as above. The price is One Guinea. 'r he Violin and Violoncello AcCoMpaniments may be had wl'en wanted, at 3a. each. *** The Four First Books, or two Volumes or Songs, with introdudory and concluding SyMplionies and Accompani ments, by PL EYE L and K O ZE LUC H, may be had toge ther or separately as above; also TWELVE GRAND SONATAS- for the Piano-Forte, by the same Composers, with Rondos on Scottish Subjetts. • [PRICE SIXPENCEi . This bay was published; In Four large VOlurues, Bvo. illustrated with 28 Ergrav _ ings and coo Wood Cuts, price-A. zs. in boards, HE' DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPA • • MA j or a DICTIONARY of FACTS and US E FIJI; KNOW.: LEJ)GE : comprehending, a concise view of the latest Dis.: coveries, Inventions, and Iroprovemits, chiefly applicable to Rut . al and - Domestic Economy ; -together witti DescriF.: tions of the most interesting objects of Nature. and Art; the History of Men and Animals, in a state of Health or ease ; and Praclical Hints respecting the Arts and Manufac: tures, both familia!' and commercial. By A-. F. 141."W1LL1(.714, M. D. Author of the LeCtures On Diet and Regimen, dtc. Fee. DEDICATED TO THE KING, by Special Permission. London: Printed for J. Murray and S. Highlev i No. P.; Fleet-street ; Vernor and Haut; Poultry ; G.Kearsley, Fleet-street; H. D. Symonds, and T. Hurst, Paternoster row; - And the Author. - A FEW COPIES of the above Work were printed upon a FINE YELLOW WOVE PAPER, with PROOF IM- PRESSIONS - of the ENGRAVINGS and CUTS, and ulay he had, price 21. 163. in hciards. . • . . . . . 'l' his-Day was published, In One Volume Bvo. price ss. boards, T HE LIFE all. MORE, with a Critical. Review of her lArritings. By tit.: Rev. SirARCHIB4LD t4:l.veg " if there's a sin More • deeply black than Others " Distinguished from the 'ist of common crimes, A legion in itelfiinct dot'bly dear " To the dark Prince of Hell, it is Hypocrisy." . 's Ohl the ,curst ungodli nes g of z H Moatu PERCY. Now 1 beseech you brethren, mark them which cause di visions and offences contrary to the dk.trine which ye have learn?d, and avoid them.- Rani. xvi. 'Bristol Printed by Emery and Adams and sold by T. Filtr.7.tv,Paternoster-rowi and C. 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Also J. Call o w' s new and extensive Cata logue of Medical Books for iSoz. L 3!" kr ANTISCO.RBUTIC DROPS.. To Mr. Lignurn, Surgeon, N0..57, Fridge-street, Munches- .. St. Anthony's Pottery; Northshore, near 4 ewcastle., SIR ; . - upon-TYne,' uly 7, JECO. T ° you it must. undoubtedly be-peculi a rly saris 'fataory to. hear of the elHeaev•of a Mcdiciiei which aondtices so much to' Ole public My son, Who is iiow eleven years of age, is in the number of those who have ex perienced the beneficial elieets of your ANTISCORBUTI C DROPS, for which 1, desire to be tharik;bl to:God, 'and to return you' My warmest atdc , nowledgements..• He' was, - .for upw4nis of fivc'yeati; M9St,violeialy afflicted with Scorbil. tic humour, which extended from toe soles of his feet to .the .crowd of his head,., in one cnti , escab, his face and hands es ce - isteci. During his affiidion, from tltc Insutlerable itching a!t=llding his complaint, his life was burtlietisoine to him self, and you may naturally .suppose, an inexpressible and daily grief to myselland his 'mother. Observing numerous Advertisements of yours in the -Newspapers and the Many cures your Antiscorbutic Drops have performed in this n'eigh• bourhood, as well as at a distance, I was determined my son should make trial of them. I purchased one 4s.- 6d. bottle of Mrs. Hodgson, of Newcastle, which he took agreeably to your direetions; but we found little or no alteration ;' in taking the second bottle he was Much better, ind tietbre h• gt , finished five small bottles lie was pertedly free from every symptom of his loathsome disorder ; and, thank God; he is now a fine healthy boy at school. 1 think, in justice to so valuable a medicine, • I could do no otherwise for your and the public good, than request you to publish my son's vase. You have my permission to.refer any person labouring under similar• complaints, when I,shall Nyith pleasure satisfy the inquirer. I remain, with much esteem, Sir, Your obliged humble servant,. JONATHAN FOSTER. I t yp i3 R C T U G E l k t y R : Witnesses to the signing) el' These Drops ire sold in moulded square bottles, at tzs. and 4s. frd.--One ‘I2S. bottle is equal, in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. . One 4s. &d. bottle is sufficient to convince the aiiiided of the salutary etleds of the medicine. They may be had, wholesale, and retail, at Mr. ,Lifi'num i s Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manclies'W ; at Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, West-Smithfield, sole wholesale agents in London; and retail by the fbllOwing persons: H. Cundell, No. 47, Minories ; W. Clark, No. 269, Borough ; Jordan, No, 33, 1V Iritechapel ; Jeboult, No. Oxford-street ; Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; - Wade, Old Bond-street, And No. •163 i Fleet-street ; Tuft and Boul ton, Royal Exchange; '.Knight, Norton Falgate ; Turtle, No, 127, Strand; and Ward, No. 324, Holborn. • BEAUTY OF PERSON . AS nothing is a . greater Orname n t than a_White Set of Teeth,• TROTTER'S ASIATIC TOOTH.: POWDER( or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has met with universal encouragemost from the' first Personages of Fashionand Distinetion,ituring a period of Eighteen Years, is recommended to the attention gf the •Public. Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried the effed ofthis excellent Den, tifrice,.will had single box a s suffizient quantity to ascertain its.eflicaey and virtues; itsexcelleasies being acknowledged by the most respeetable MedicalAuthoi ities, used by s e vera l, and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, 'sweetens the Breath, possesses. no acid that can•cer_ rode the enamel, .and is extremely sale in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the.gunis, eradicates the scurvy, which often proves th e deStrudion of a wh o l e set o f T eeth, preserves sound Teeth fiom decay, secures tlec, , ,ted Teeth front becoming worse, fastems those which are loose • proves the hap py means... 4 preventing their being But What has en.a hence(' it in the estim a ti on of •Ladies and Gentlemen who have been Irrthe habit of using it, is, that it orivent s th e re turn of the Tooth_ach, with which, before that period, they had been violently afflided; anti obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations—Scaling the Teeth. Likewise,a Tincture which possesses the power of easing the most violent T oo th- ac h, an d b races the power and is-a: Wash after the PoWder, perfectly safe in its •use, having no acid. M. Trotter recom men d s i t to Gentlemen going abroad to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been abroad have found-the good efieds . .of the Powders in long-voyages; and also proper for all Families, and S - chools to keep by theM. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing'any Asiatic Tooth- Powder'without " M. - Trover" On the Stamp, on the top of the •box,, severa l compos i t i ons having been vended for it, in Town and Country. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at the warehouse, No: 2,,Beau. fort Ruildiggs, Strand; and by appointment ; by Messrs. Buller and Loder, .Oxford; • Mr.. Reynolds, Bath ; Mrii• Shearelill. and, Andrews,- Bristol ; Mr. Trewmari.,, Exeter Mr: Snack, Portsmouth ; . Mr.- Ri c h ar d s, • Ply Mouth ; Mr.; Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Edmonds, Northampto n.; ' Mr. Lu. cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, Readtlig ; Middle., ditch, 'lpswich; Mrs. Pollett, Colchester ; Mr. Brass,, Hull; Mr. HoldbrOok, -Derby; Mr. Winks, Gainshro' Mess. Dillon,. Chester; 'Mr. Yarmouth; Mrs... Cross and Wood,'Sbrewsbury ; Mr. Rice, Wakefield; Mk:Leicester ; and Mr. Spence .and Mr: - ittebuen, burTh ; and Bull, Dublin. Price as. 6d. a Box ; Tinataxe,. as. 9d, duty uwluded. • India krushts,- is.. vueh, Cry.,. I(":).:::ir::l2f'":sv:AVALl4'4 l it i -i ,K vt,fiat i al ,rig i l''.. il! ' .1 f 0 1' -... n 1r4.1f.j , ',..' p 1 , ...„__ s. 'i :' , O l— t•-tti": ....:....- ~,4 . „ lilts , ...,%, ~,,,,, ...‹.u0v,, , ,,...„. ..- , .5.,:,._....„....„ys ~ ! .i,,_ ......,./.,...,..:.. .„„,.. J .,....„. .---..--tio!it l b e ,__.,-..,„ - 7 .. A : Ni.. ..... ',1 , - -- ' - -:-.=- - . 4" ;: "'" ' 07 -- " , f , ..-* °A-* ~,,,--, . ~ ,,,iii, V, O ih 1 iti,, , -- at.T . 7 -11 (Al!! VW