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PP s NUMBER 32:DS.] THEATIMROYAL, DRUIi.Y.LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Dec. 31, 13oz, will be performed, LOVE FOR LOVE. Ben, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Miss Prue, Mrs. JORDAN. WITH LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. With New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The New Overture and Songs by, Mr. SHAW. Tile Pantomime Tunes seleaed by Mr. BYRNE. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; Mago, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ; Pantaaoon, Mr. MALE; Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON; " • Gipsey King, Mr. ,COLLINS Tycho, (the.t...lown) Mr. G RI MALDI ; Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE; •The Sprite, Miss TY RER Old Woman, Mr. BAYZAND ; Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master 13LANCHARD ; Landlady, Mrs. COATES ; Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs.'BLAND ; The Vocal Principal Parts by Mr. WDGWICK, Mr. COOKE, Mr. SMITI4, Attys. BLAND, Miss.TYRER, Miss HI 'KS. Principal Dancers. Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE; - _ _ . . . . Master ifYRRE, Miss DOUG LAS. 11 c1Datsces composed under the Direction of Mr. BYRNE. 1 ., d:'-' ter4 equence of the universal approbation; and incessant wrstsof applause, with which the new Pantomime of Love I ' 4 ' 4 Magiic, or Harlequin's Holiday, was again last Night ,ee;:ivediby an overflowing audience, the Public are most T. - :v:r. - Ifisilly informed that it will be repeated every evening *l ll krth. 3. notice. Ora Saturday, the Comedy of The West Indian. Oa Munday, the Comely of The Way to Keep HIM. A zleVir. Historical Play, in Three Acts, with Music, is in Pr4vare Dn.- ..4DAt.., as tice will be given of the next representation of the Abatts. Piece of A House to be Sold, and of the Burletta or_lilid , .s. , . COVENT-GARDEN. . TCLNIORROW EVENING, Dec. 31, I 80 2) will . be performed, THE ROAD TO RUIN. . Goldfinch, Mr. LEWIS ; Widow Warren, Mrs. MATTOCKS. WlTii HARLEQUIN's. HABEAS ; Or; THE HALL OF SPECTRES. -117" .1 * rely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and Decorations. The ic composed expressly for this Pantomime, by .Messr:. doorehead, Davy, W. Ware. Russell and Reeve. The 'D The Overture by Mr. Moorehead. ari omime invented by' T. Dibdin ; and produced the Dances) under the Diredion of Mr. Bologna, jun. • '" e i _Sce:s .!ry by M essrs. Ri c h ar ds, Phillips, Whitmore, Idol. autall Lupino, Wilkins, Creswell and Assistants. Principal Pantomime Charaders. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; salungo, Master MENAGE ; Wet rt,e,, Father to Columbine, Mr. L. Slienatt Roe, Columbine's, Lover, Mr. K AA; RT C ; ' Lounger, Mr. KING I Spettre in Dim Juan, Mr. BE vER Ly ; a host of GAffe.r Thumb, •Mr: H ARLEY ; Lunu's Ghost, Mr. POWERS ; Anti Fongwhang, with a Song,.Mr, DUBOIS. -Castle Spetire, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Bleeding Nun, Mrs: WATTS; Colurnif ine idatighter to John. Doe); Mrs. WYBROW ; T , :itts of Enchntment, r. PARLEY t te n ee m Partomime a was honoured last Night witht ni.. / t 7... 1 1 4 7-Ist robation :Ind reiterated a-cclainations ot applause.— ° L I repeated every Night till further notice. cr ri_ S:ltst relay, The Man of the World. ' l ,' 4 day, the Tragedy or Alfonso. Ni a nd Gentlemen who have P laces for the succeeding t new Opera of Famil,y. Quarrels, are respeaf u liy ,t;i4 . the 4th representation will be on Tuesday next, 1-1 ,i4 It Life Below Stairs. The sth will be on Wednes 'l ".q1:11. the Midnight Hour ; and the 6th and 7th Repro_ vll be on Friday . and Saturday. , O ati; , :ca - ant of the hoarseness of Mr. Fawcett; Delays and b t ;lsts i 5 Obliged - to be deferred till Thursday, when it will 4 'ith the New Pantomime. - . PIC NIG. ANiiT U AL SUBSCRIPTIONS of TWO - GUINEAS, to a new WEEKLY PAPER intended Lshed under the above Title, are will d n at the .„„`.2 . 7, 11 0. ag, New Bond-street, Subscribers will have the Kc` i ,:ie of reading at the above Room all the Daily Papers. It s : . 'vita Will attend on Monday next, and every ensuing day c ,„` excepted) from Eleven o'Clock till Five, to re f,c;;p:zo-as, Articles of Intelligence, and Communi e'e"s• r.rl to give every necessary information for .enabling U1a:,. . - . 11 4:r5-too,btairt their Papers - from the News-Carriers. A. ;7" •PiETSALOON ofARTS arid ILLUSTRIOUS MEN, alt the Historic Gallery, .pall-Mail, No. S7:' • VIR. BELLEVUE, lately arrived from Paris, lhas the honour or informing the Nobility, Gentry, P I:l 4 . l he:ublic at large, that he has just now opeoed his Ex • •the most superb in its kind _ The Saloon property Plecefor the Season, and where a good fire is constantly "gPt, ccntains a vast quantity of Figures, of a chemical new '° 4 lptisition resembling Nature, which arc striking Like 'cues of the late King, Queen and Dauphin of France, Bo hapaite and his Lady, General Moreau, and a great many Other Personages who have been most conspicuous on the Theatre of Europe during the last r 5 years, each of his r!al Size and Stature, and in the it proper Dresses, the Wo- L tell to the newest fashion from Paris, ,and they all in the tto ,, t rich and splendid manner ; besides some of the best eifail-; : l.s of the antique Statues of I Lily-, some large Worsted Fantetpieces, Pictures far superior to any exhibited, Carv thr; Piaures, a quantity of new and curious Engravings, • and a great many other Curiosities. AC--nttancc Is. (Descriptive Catalogues 6d. mat) from Tee ee toc in the Morning till ' MAMMOTH. A L Stupendous Monument of - the Ancient World, exhibiting'No. rtS, Pall-Mall, from Ten in the Morn- Five in the Afternoon. The Reputation of this Ex illUzzion is now fully established from the cernpletc satisfac tiM it has given to all those who have visited it; among :Va.-En Sir foseph Banks and other Charae r ters of the highest aws. - ..fity have declared it to be the greatest and mostinterest ir-•.,,Curios;ty ever exhibited in Europe. *Lis extraordinary Skeleton WAS dug up near the ,Shawan.: Mountains, in the State of New-York, under the di 4.:ana of Mr: Peale, who exhibits it, with several other. c; 4 k"..a Articles conneeted. with this interesting subjed. facaOt of thOkeletOn eleven feet ; length seventeen feet " 24 i - in:hes; width five feet eight ;riches. Tc , the CURIOUS in FRUIT, FLOWERS,PLANTS,&c. • 71 `HE. Nobility and Gentry are respeatiOly in- forcral, that Messrs.: El - ER MA IN have imported in t) atis, Country, from France and Holland,. a very choice As •":.''',;lttrcr.it of Flowers, Fruit Trees, Seeds, rare Plants, &c. -, 10 species of_Hyacinths, .tz of Passetouts, zo of Narais-. t. of jonquils, tz of Tarc.cues to of the Tuberoses . of k tni- 25 vaienes of Ttilips, to of the most rare Plants ever O'lxii,itt to F ttrope, 24 different euillets,. with Rose like of vet— uncommon beauty and variety ; 31 species of flower: :g every month ;.• I Z - kinds' of 'lcssainine from %.4- 4 :s :s4— _ (If ' 44 , lot Ranunculus from Spain, so from the Isle s' . 7llinglike Cloves; 8 Pionys ;, .to beautiful Ra , growuig in glasEx3 ; 60 A nernonics ; 94 (litre -41. Flaw er Seeds, 61 of Pot-herbs ; go species or Fruit sg kind of Trees for ornamen ting English Gar -414 ; species of Vines of the best qualities ;of which he z. Catalogue, in F renc h or E ng li s h, - f o r th e ir perusal.— the whole, or' part, to be sold, at a fair price, by MesSrs. alpNursetymen front Lyons, and, At .present residing. 36s.St. Mama:es-street, LiecestePliel(4. T Li 3 - -t - -- ..,%„,,,.. ~ t ~. . ~ i - ti 15 NEW MUSIC. • just published, by G. THOMSON, YOilt,place, Edinburgh; and by T..PR ESTON, 97, Strand, London, Embellished with a Stroke Engraving of the Soldier's' Return, The sth and 6thßooks, or Volume 111-. c ont a i n in g FIFTY SELECT SCOTTISH SONGS; with an INTRODUCTION, an AC,COMPANIMENT, and a CONCLUSION to each Song, for the PIANO LORTE, &c. composed by HAYDN. • • The Poetry chiefly by BURNS. In this Publication, it has been the object of the. Editor,to collect all the,fine Scottish Melodies in their purest ford' ; to unite them with characteristic Poetry; delicateiAccompa niments, and introductory and concluding Syrriphonies, by Composers of the highest Class ; and thus to render the Work interesting to the Singer, the Piano Forte' Player, and every Person of Taste. The POETRY comprises not only all the good old Songs, but a most valt:ble Colledion of new ones, by different Au thors, and particularly upwards o f One Hundred by BURNS; the most of which were written for this Work, and cannot elsewhere be 'set to Music.. English Verses also, suited to the. Airs, are given in addition to theScdttish VerSes.• ()Idle SYMPHONIES and the.ACCOMP ANIMENTS, it is sufficient to say, that they are...the, .Composition of PLEYLL, KOZELIJCII ' and HAYDN, woo have, also arraugcd many of the A i rsfOr 'l7wc, Voices, without Chang- ing a Note of the Melodies; i . - Each Book .of TwentY-tive Songs .is. ros. 6d. ; and each fume of Fifty - Songs, with arr. elegant Engraving priiiiked to it, is a Guinea. The Violin and Violoncello Parts, when Wanted, are sold separately . at 3s. each per Volume. • . The I Vth or concluding Volume of this Work is in for wardness,, and will be produced next year. 07 Lately published,.a,s.above;• TWELVE GRAND SONATAS, . with Rondos on Scottish Subjects, for the Piano Forte, &c. by PLEYEL and KOZF.LV other Publication of this kind bearing the Name of .either Cotnposer, is wholly spurious. This Day' was Published, Neatly printed in Foolscap. 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TAFIP begs leave to return p his griteful .Thanks to those Gentlemen who have been pleased to -' Konorti : him in the Negotiation of their respective Concerns, • as ati Army'CominisSion Agent, and himself that, by • , •- due attention to those who may emptoy him in that capa city, he,shall not fail to .merit their recommendation and support. He'has now fur sale CoMmissions in almost every Situation; and a great, variety for Exchange to Full iind H4ll- pay. Mr. Tapp Illtewie continues to act as Agent to Half- ' pay OffiCeis. • . . ' N. B. A Captain upon the English wishes to Exchange to Irish Half-pay. . . ' ' ' . FOR It HEJMATISMS, LUMBAGO,... NUMBNESS, PALSY, Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general Debility and •Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS, •BRUlgES:and CHILBLAINS, Ai NTHITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD , V (Piilsand Fluid),are the most etteetual remedies in th e World, haying,succeededin cases of six, eig! . .t, ten, twenty, and even of tbrty years standing, after every other means had fiiled, and it has absolutely .ctired inure Patiems of the above Complaints, than' all the .Medicines , ever, made public.—: The Fluid is so singularly penetrating and.speedy in its ope-, ration, that ChibLons, Sprains . and Bruises are removed by two or three Applications. It is preLiared and'sold at 2S. cid. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No.. is; Greek-street, Soh o , London, and may=be: had Of every Medicine Vender in Eng-. •land, Ireland, West Indies; and America. ' To prevent counterfbit imposition , the Genuine is signed • ), on the Label by the Proprietor, R. Johnston, Apothecary, 'No. 15, Creek-street, Soho, London. • BEAUTY OF PERSON. . . Patronized by His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. - A s nothing is a greater- Ornament than. a_White / Set of Teeth, TROTT E R's .ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTI FRICE, .which has met with universal encouragement from the first Personages of Fashion and Distinction, during a period of Eighteen Years, is recommended to the attention of .the Public. Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried the &dna of this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single box a sufficient quantity to as- . certain itsellicacy and virtues ; its excellencies being ac knowledged by the most respectable Medical Authorities, • used by several, and recommended. The Powder creanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enafnel, and is extrenfely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradi cates the scurvy, which often proves- the destruction of a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound Teeth from decay, se cures decayed Teeth from beeoming worse, fastens those which are loose,. proves the happy means of preventing their being drawn. Bnt What' has enhanced it in theestimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth«ach, with which,i before that period,' they had been violently. afilieled ; and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations- , -Sealing the Teeth. Likewise a TiaCture, which . possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth-ach, and braces the Gums,' and is a Wash atter the Powder, per feetty sate in its use, having no acid. M. Trotter recorp mends it, to Gentlemen going abroad to y take with them, as • Gentlemen- Who have been abroad havelound the goOd feels of the Powders in long voyages; and also proper for all Families, and Schools to keep by them.. She cautions the: Nobility and ()entry against purchasing any Asiatie : TOuth-' Powder.without•" M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on the -top of the box, several compositions having been vended for it in Town and Country. . Sold, wholesale andretail, at the Warehouse, N 0.3, Beau-. fort Buildings, Strand; and by appointrrient, - by Mess'rs. Buller and Loder, Oxford; ,Mr.- Miner; -Bath ;i Mrs. Shearcliff, and.. Andrews, Bristol ; Mr. Trewman, Exeter ; . Mr. Snack, Portsmouth; Mr. Richards,. Plymouth ; Mr. Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Edmonds, Northampton; Mr: Lu cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, Reading; Mr. Middle-• ditch, Ipswich; Mrs. Poliett e Colchester; Mr. ,Brass, Hull ; Mr. Holdbrook, Derby ; Mr. Winks, GainSbrO' Mess. 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OFFICE OP ORDNANCE; • December 15; . . • rr HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS di . 111.1yE4TY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice; that they will be ready, at their Office,. in St. Ilfargarci: Street; Westminster, on"PR IDA Y; thc,3lst instant; receive ProPoials from such Persons as map be willing to undertake the Stsppfy cJ the following descriptions of Articles, for the Service of the _Ord- Departnz - ent, upon contract for a' given periOd; viz: Sand Bags, Turnery Articles, Iron; BritiSh atid Fbreign Tackle Hooks, and Various other Articles of Iron Ma nufadure 'Entrenching TaolS, Tinmans' Articles; and , Lighting of Lamps; Copper Hoops and Rivets; Copper - 'smiths' Articles; Nails 'add Spikes, of various Sorts ; Painters. Work at the Towers Weslininster; Greenwich; and,WOolwieli ; Cartridge Paper for S.skiill• ArinS also Whited Brown, or Bag Cap Paper, for Wraping up Cats ridges; Petty Eiriptioriary Articles, Serge tor making Cartridges, Tanned Hides and Sheepskins; conformable. to Patterns and Specimens, Whicis m..!P be insperied at the Tower, ripen apiliCalloll to the Chief Clerk, undn• sloe Principal Su2rekeeper of ihe Ordnance, where printed ConditiOns, of the Contrali, and Schedules of the Articles to furnished under each comrarl, may be received by Personi who intend to mike proposals for such contraar. 77e ..C...1,11-I;ereat at' rbe Secretary's Oifee, in Sr. Marearei-street, IfettAxinster; seated up, and marled on the ortt side, witYa 4 - pe:ific,;tion of the Articles intended to be .rupplici, and no Te,A,ier will be admitt,.: after the 31st mutant. By Order cf aye Board, • R. H. CRZW, EAST INDIA HOUSE; November 14, iQo2. r7O HE CO URT of DIRECTORS of the _L UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indiei, do hereby give Notice, That . they are ready to receive Proposals, in writing, at any Time Or oe before FRIDAY, the 31st December next, from any Persons who may be to BUILD SUITS; abOut Tons Burthen, to be - Let' ornFreight . for the said Company'} Ser vice for Six L'-rages certain. " • • • - The Tender; ;with the words " Ship Tender", on the c-vvr, to , e severally sealed up, ,}nd left with the Secretary, at or before L'euelve o'Clock at Noon on Friday, the said 3 ist December next; beyond whic'h hour not any 'fernier will be received, , WILLIAM RA MSA Y, , Sec. 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S, 1,93. . •,tn ; • IT IS with e greatest Rleasure IhaYe t o , pirate to you a most surprizing cure effected by your An tiscorbutic Drops, - the particulars of which arras toillaws About seven years ago my wife Was seized 'with a,violent Scorbutic complaint, which first appeared UpOn her ; the humour daily increased; and within these late vets; both her hands, and one of her feeti.up to the,anicle, .swerieci i and were covered With a white scatOlke a leprosy scui*l to that degree, that for many months • she was unable to walk, attended with an insufferable itching, and were constantly wrapped up in linen cloths ; and to add to her distress, her sleep departed from her ; as babre she beg9n to talc your Drops, she had not slept as usual for Many Mouths: What With the Yirdent pain and other alarnting complaints, such as depraved appetite, indigestion, and windy coniplaint at her stomach, wandaing- pains in different parts of her body, she was worn almost to 'a mere skeleton ;' indeed,' It is impossi.' Me to describe the deplorable situation to which she was re dociAL We had totally given up all. hopes of recovery, till, providentially, the Vey. Mr. 1.. Crosby, of the methodist connexion, called upon me, When he assufed me that he' himself, had been eye witness to many great ctires•being Pei - - termed by the use of Your Drops, and with much difficulty prevailed upon my Wife to make trial of one s:nall tult 4e, sad to her and my inekpressible - •j2y; she was much better, and by persevering till she ,had taken six small bottles, sho W 1 1. 4, ,thank God, entirely freed from her dreadful disorder, and has now the free use of het hands and fcet, and enj o y s an uninterrupted - state of health, although she is how in the 56th year of her age ; and as making public this:curenlay be. neat society,- whsle satisfactory tO yourself; I cannot, hi hif inanity, ;Withheld its publication,. which you dre at 'full liberty to insert in what Newspapers you plea Se. - - • • Any person desirous of: further infarmation, may be satis fied, with. pleasure, by applying to Mr. Boys, bookseller,• of DoneaSter, frOm whomthe Drops were pui•cltased, or by ; Sir, your obethent•humble Servants, , THOMAS FS A BRASS, Mafsh;Gate, Doncaster.' • MARY 11A D. l3dvs. The ,tnith of the above 5G E 0 Woon. letter witnessed by Tuo. NAY Loa. 1 / 4 JOHN NAYLOA: Liverpool, Feb. Mr. Licou,m—Si!., I take the opportunity of fortVarding this.—The inclosed is the attestation of Peter 01lbank, who came voluntarily forward and swore to the truth thereof, which I thought pro. pet to transmit to you; and am, Sir, Your most humble Servant, THOMAS BILLINGti Printer of the Liverpool Advertiser and Marine Intelligffibei • Mr. LIGNUM, Surgeon; at his Dispensary, No. $7 bridge.: street, Alatiehestet. is with the greatesr pleasure I acquaint you of the ease and comfort I enjoy from the use of your invaluable Drops. After being afflicted with a violent scorbutic; erup., tion for twenty4hree years, which entirely covered my body, 1 am perfectly cured I . stY taking only three bottles of .your Antiseorbutic Drops, and have continued perfeCtly sound,fbr the last fourtean months. 1 colffinunicate this to you for the benefit of the afflicted, and 1 . ant i . Your most humble Servant ! . _ _ Liverpool., Strandi.street, No,. 4.. ...13liTER G . I LIgANIi. Sworn before me, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace-fOr the Borougliot LiVerpool, this acit day of Fehr - pixy, 49E, , , • G E . NEAR. Thes Drops are sold mjnotalded square bottles at lA. and 4s. 6d.--one 12s. bottle, is eluatl in quamity to three 6d. ones.. They pray bit-ta4 wnolcsale(or retail, at 'Mr. Lig nurn's Dispensary, ,N 00.57, brOge-street, Manchester ; at Howard aud .L vans's No. 42,, liortg4tine, West-Sanith. field,: Sole . wholesale 4ents in .12,Tificloit•;'' and retztil, _by the fralloriing / persons: H..Cundell; NO , , i i..4 . , Minorieti Clarke, No, /69.,,80r0ugh; .lordia Wititechapel; Jeboult and Co. No. tsc, Oxford:Sued; Knight, NviCini Valgare; Kitt, No. x xsi, • Cockhill f .Ratittflse;' -Mr. P icks No. 75r Ontinrcl-Street; Sutton; 40.44 t, Lom-acre; Ton and Roiton' Royal ,Excharige ; No. 34, s ilolborn..; Wade ()IdßonttStreet,' and No. 163,. teet,Street ; and by /. the prtncirai• V,tridep of 11dscik4at ia.:orgy To9cliiu 01 T.H UR.SDA Y, DECEMBER 30, £BO2. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND ottvirlltEtr, . . . A SEAT in the EAST-INDIA DIRECTION,: having become Vacant by the Death of your late most' respe6table Diredor, Mr. HUNTER, I avail myself of the! earliest moment to .stand forward as • a Candidate to succeed to it, and humbly to renew my solicitations for ihe honour of your support._ If your kindness and partiality should raise me to the Si.: tuation, to which my ambition is directed, permit me to ex press the hope, that my conduti may evince my gratitude, and prpve rue not unworthy your confidence. I have tiie Honour to be, with great ReSpea, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your most obedient and devoted Servant, WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. Altiermanbury, Deg. 23, 180 z. N. B. Mr. JACKSON'S Committee sit every Day, at thO King's Head Tavern, Poultry,. (Sundays (excepted ) to the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. • LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IHAVE already stated to you the grounds upon which I presume to solicit your Votes to be chosen a S'iseetor on the present Vacancy. I.have now The pica.sum to add, that my reception among the Proprietors has been such as to give me the most flattering hopes of success.— Permit me to return my warmest Thanks for thit favour able reception ; and to assure you, that if you should place me in-so important a Situation, I shall chew my sense of your kindness, by devoting to your Service. my whole indus try and time, which shall be able to do the tnore complete-, ly because I am wholly disengaged from any other Rosiness, either or private, which might divert my- attention from your Affairs. I have the Honour tb be; with the greatest respell, Ladies and Gentlemen, . Your most Obedient and faithful Humble Servant, Gower.street, z2th Dec. XVI LLI A.M MACK' NTOSH. 18oz. Captain MACKINTOSH'S Committee will meet every Day,. at the. London Tavern. To OILMEN, CONFECTIONERS; and ARTISTS, BOARDING , SCHOOLS, &c. .01 SMITH begs to inform the above, particu larly,those in the; Country, that he has l.,id in his „Stock forthe Winter Season, of• Mustard jugs and Squares, LaMp Chimnies, Onion Bottles, Tve rounds, Phials Cully Pots; &c. &c. Has also const an tly on..hand a large'Assort ment of Goods, suitable to Artists and Confectioners, of Pallets, Ink Stones, various Colour and Tint on Saucers, and BOttleS 'of ditterentihinds, for Varnish, Body, and elitans parent Liquid Colours.; Cabinets; Saucers, in Nest Mullers ; and also fur Confectioners, of I c ily P ots -. an d pilaire Bottles, SalVers, Covers,.Potting Pots, Oustard Cups, with a large Ass o r tmen t o f Ty e - roun d s f or ,Brandy Fruits,, and Shew Glasses,'Of various shapes and•siies, which - he is selling to his Country Customers at the: lowest prices, - for Ready Money, at his old established Wholesale Furnishing Glass Warehouse, No 23, here-street, Lincoln's Inn / ; ields'• • Also every Article in the Glass and,gtallordshireLine, suitable for Innkeepers, Cabinet-ntakers, &e. on equal •ad vantageous Terms. N. 13. Mustard square, round, and flat pint and half pint blacit'l3ottin, and Stopper Rounds, ali sizes. . . NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING• - TABLt . , SOFA BED, CHAIR.BED, Handsome Brass-screw Four Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No, and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. ". ONE . of the Imperial Dining Tables, T., Mo . r", gall had the of shewii.g to TIM MA)+.5- :T1 ES and thol? RI NC ESS ES at the Queen's House, avho were, according to their aecnstoiried goodness Of encoorsging logenuityy'dnosi graciously pleased to express their highest approbation. and .panCtion of the same. Also the much ad mired Brdis'Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed up and -taken - down without. Tools, the Furnitures to which are made upon a fieiV"Plan,'in fixing on and taking ofrwith, out the use of Nails,-Tools, &c. Several other ArticleS of Furniture in the Upholstery and . Cabinet Branches, upon new and improved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable Mosquito N.ett Beds, and every other Article requisite for La dies and G entlemen goitig - to the !ast and West Indies, and all other foreign Climates; are allowed latsuperior.to any other sett usually sold; handsome Dome Beds, and new dSigxied French Window Curtains, en suite, with every other Ankle of FuMiture in the Upholstery and Cabinet BraTiches,..,by Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing .Upholsterers and Cabinet .Makers, No. 16. and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. N. B. Morgan and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Centlemen to be particular in the Numbers,. No. 16 and 17, three. Doors from the Strand. • MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD IN FEE', BY AUCTION, At the King's Head in Newport, in the County of Mon mouth, on Monday the 17th Day of January next, at .Twelve o'Clock'at Noon ; . LOT I. ALL that Undivided MOIETY o r lialf-p ar t o f a Capital Farm called SALISBURY, situate in the se veral Parishes of Magor, St. Bride's Caldieott, and Red:- wick, in the County of-Monmouth ; together with one third Part of the Manor or Lordship of Green Moor'and RedW,ick, and of the chief Rents, Royalties and Immunities thereto belonging. ThiS valuable -Estate consists of a most excellent-Farm House, and all necessary and convenient Out-houses, a Wa ter Mill im good Repair, and about 400 Acres of very iniprov able Arable,. Meadow, and Pasture, Land, about 300 Acres of which is Tythe-free, with unlimited rights •of Common in Green Moor and •Caldicott- Moor.- . • „ .SALISBURY FARM is exceedingly well stocked with Timber, great part of which is lit for immediate Sale, with a Lime-rock and Kiln on the. Premises, and is known to pw- Sess certain considerable veins of Lead Ore, well worth tho attention of a.Purchaser. _ The Estate' is distant six miles from tli6 New Passage, eight frotn Chepstow,,and seven from Newport. • • LOT 11. All that Close, Piece, or p2ircel of Ground in the Moors adjoining Maga'. Lower Grange Farm,called FOUR AC R ES, but containing nearly Five Acres, now in the occupation• Of John Morgan, of the Bell at Magor, as Tenant thereof. Alao T►ircc-quarters of an Acre in the Broad Mead, at Redwick. Caltheott; or Mr. Baynton, Attorney, For further Particulars, apply to john Cowper, . Esq. Old Market. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE' SOLD:BY AUCTION, At the Bear Inn, at Cowbridge, on Tuesday the Bth Day of February 5803, at . Three o'CloCk in the Afternoon; ALL that .Neat and Commodious MANSION- HOUSE, late in the occupation of Tames O'Brien, Esq: with suitable 'attached 0 tikes, good -Brewhouse, Barn, Stable, and Coach-house detached, a good walled Garden, a Cottage, and sundry parcels of Land, now. in:the tenure of Mr. Evan Deere, Mary Morgan, WidoW, and John William, ethrfprising 23•A:5: R. 4 O. of extremely rich, sound, Pa .sture and Meadow Land, Nvhereof about Seven Acres are va luable Orchard,_lying.corripaa within a Ring Fence, at the Village of Lanblefhian, within tour Miles of the Sea, and one of Cowbridge,• an excellent Market and Post Tovvn., The Premises, which are partly Fseebold,.and partly Customary hold of-Inheritance, are beautifully ornamented with-Hedge row Tirriber; well watered, and in' part bounded by an ex cellent Trout Stream. Coals are reasonable, and the Neigh bourhood very good, and the Place. on the whole, forms a very desireable Residence for a''(;eiteel Family. Also about 76 AcreS..of valuable Paiture Lands, in Sundry Lots, lying mostly within a Ring Fence, aHd at a sl6rt dist *nee from the .above• P remises,. all well watered, and abound ing With Limestone. • For a' view of the Premises, apply to Edward Robert, Shoemaket Cowbridge ; and for ifurth t Particulars, to Messrs. Llewellyn and Morgui, Attornies, Ncatik. 11 411 r 1„ 1 / 4 ' ; IA - 7,‘ "*„.. NlNst,'• Ric )ad' m al as 1g; an itio 4,11, 10 5 etg rS• r~ P ia i¢ 4~ 51 5 c.' e T 114