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2 9%0 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, January 18, t Boa; bell - et - formed, GEORGE BARNWELL. WITH HARLEQUIN AMULET, Mrs. Pope still continuing very hoarse, the Public are re - o,Petlfully informed that, the Tragedy of Romer! and Juliet is deferred till Wednesday next, when Mr. and Mrs. Pope Will appear for the first time at this Theatre in the Charac ter of Romeo and Juliet. THEATRE-ROYALy COVENT-GARDEN. - ON MONDAY 'EVENING, January 18, 1802, . will be performed, ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. With New Dresses and Scenery. The Principal Charaaers by 'Mr. COOKE, Mr..fl. jOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BETTERTON, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr.WADDY ; Mrs, H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. ST, LEDGER, Mrs. BEVERLEY, and Mrs. LITCHFIELD. The Prologue to be spoken by :At - . CLAREMONT. 1.4, . IOHNSTOISI.. The Music . by Dr: BUSBY. WI H HARLEQUIN'sT ALMANACK. On Tuesday, Folly It's - It Flies, with the new Panto rime. On Wednesday, Chainkof the Heart. HANOYER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. . MISS LINWOOD' s EXHIBITION, with ad ditional PICTURES, IS NOW OPEN, and will continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Nine in the Morning till Evening. Adinittancetne Shilling. , 7 •--- ROYAL INSTITUTION, ALBEMAR.LE-STREET. THE PROPRIETORS and SUBSC RIBERS of the ROYAL INSTITUTION are informed, that YOUNG's LECTURES on.NATURAL PHILOS°. P y will coma - 16)4e on WEDNESDAY next, the zoth.of january, at Two o'clock. • Mr. DAVY'sLECTURES on CHEMISTRY will cora mence on 'rut] RSDAY the ztst, at the same hour. The teatires on Natural Philosophy will be .delivered on MoridavS;and.Wednesdays at Two &Clock, and on Eti days at Eight o'Clock. The Chemical Leaures on fruesdays at Eight, and on Thursdays and Saturdays at Two • The Evening Lectures will form, in each Course, a Series distill& from the Morning: Ledutes. • • 041 Tuesday the. inth of January, iSoz, will be ed, price ss. .. .a Syllabus of a C ou r s e of Leaures on Nate. anddExperimential PhilOsophy, by Thomas Yount, M. D. F • R. S. Professor of Natural Philosophy in, the Royal In ttitution of Great Britain. Including Demonstrations of all the most important. Propositions of Mathematics and Natural philosophy, deduced in a connected series from elementary axiorns only. A few copies are printed with large Margins, for Notes, Price 7E Just p u bli s h e d , rice . a Syllal • •s of a Coursei of Leklutes 33 c. s riby H aita its application to the Arts, y _ _ A few copies arc printed on larga paper, price 3s. 6d. Also, price is. journals of the goyal Institution, Nos. 4th and s t h. Sold at the House of the In t stitution, Albemarle-street; and by Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Strand. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, RMtlenheim.street; Gre.atMarlborough-street. IikOOKES - will commence lo.; Spring ~,, COURSE of LECTUAILS on ANATOMY , PHY jan—`7l-OGY, and SURGERY, on Tuesday the igth - Day,of uary, Ktoz, at TYvo An Anatomical Converzatione is instituted every Sunday Morning, at Eight o'Clock, in the Museum ; at which the cliiitre n t Subjects, treated of the preceding Week, will be dis cussed in a familiar style. None but Pupils can be admitted at this t i me. A Course of I,eClures on Osteology and MyolOgy, includ ing the Anatomy of the Horse and lldg•fdesigued for the Use of. Artists, _Professional., and other Gentlemen), .yvill be-rie iivuered during the Exhibition. at the Royal Aeaderny, on T,esdaYs, ThurSdaysi and Saturdays, thy Evening, at Eight o'Clock in %lit:en the Students will be thoroughly instruet ed m P radical Anatomy, and kalre the oPpottunity of draw ing froth Subjeds recently disseeted for the Siuscles, - Sic. The Summer COurse wilt Commence the First Week in June, at which time the LeClures will begin at Seven &Clock in the Morning, and t he - bisseelioils at Five. - -. Perpetua/ Pupils are permitted to attend every Class._ .- N. IL 'An Apprentice, or House Pupil, may be accommo dated, who will derive...peculiar advantages from this situAion. For partieulars i alliily to Me. Brookes,Theatre of Anatomy. .L..___. London,- Bth of the tst mo. r802,.` - The Society of Friends observing that the unjust Clamour ' which was raised against it Some time ago, in relation •to • the Corn Trade; has beenof late somewhat revived; thinks :it necessary to-revive als6 its foimer Declaration, which it is apprehended has escaped the Notice of many of the Public. • . 'THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly called ..t QUAKERS, having been, for sometime, calumniated as opp ressors o f the laborious indigent classes 'of the com munity,' by'combining to wonapoiize th ose necessary articles of life, C orn and • Flour, 'think, themselves called upon .to Vindicate thcir own innocenc e a nd i ntegr i ty, and to assert that -no sucli combination or mo no p o ly hath existed, or (loth "ist, either with lisped to-Corn and Flour, or any. other n ,_rtieaileful ,prale whatever ; and that they a bh or suc h wicked ' and etiees. •,.. , . tliggrieved by the unjust reproach, they not oniy..assert deir innocence, but put in their claim for.possessing an equal f T ee F s Ympathv for the ' wants of the poor, with their e- ow-citi • • _ . Ir • v , -4 ells of any. description. . .., . , an - " L cui W•il ' forward, and prove that the charge (if* fontiest,alling, rni kin on co o t p n o e liing, Or regrating, which their so_ conclua, whereby "'Y l 'enY to attach to the. Society, or any or - her improper can be c the necessaries of life are enhanced. in price, —xed on anyone or more individuals,. they are far froth desiring to Skreen such from justice; but, at all events, they Claim for the' Society in general, a place in the good opinion °t their cOuntrymen, and freedom from the insults, which they hive long patiently borne. Signed on behalf-of the said Society, at a Meeting held in London the 6th Of the loth month, : 1800, and by order th ereo f; by - • ' JOSEPH FOSTtI3., Clerk TN • DR. NORRISrs DROPS. • ' ~ • . excitin the public attentio n to t h ese va l ia bl e 41, Drops, an enumeration of particular cases w ou ld b e un salecessary; successful experience for more th an h a lf a cen "ArY, having ,suKciently established their reputation, in the ehre or every , species of ELV l li., especially the YELLOW (2t P UTRID, for which they are eminently distinguished.. The Proprietor, from their increasing celebrity not only 'de /Ives the h;ghest gratifi cat i on, hut is enabledwith confidence cexo recommend a trial of their virtues. The asthma, inveter ateouos, -scut y . i,, , , , all • iinpurities of the blood,' colds, sto ineh. and bow e l comp l a i nts, yield to their:benign, yet pow erful influence, and as a salutary cordigl in those discomforts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their 'benefi iiial elleas. ) , . ~ T h e Family B ott l e , azs. i s only to be had at xhe r) 041 o r J.s 7pu4e, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-square, where tooks et Cures are deliveied, gratis, and-all Orders for Exportation 11xecuted. Smaller Bottles are -SOLI Wholesale. and Rezai 1 y Messrs. leboult and Co.. and Retail by all Venders of Afedieines. Also Dr. Norris's Anti-bilious Pill, celebrated 4: ': a s i s ei and lfeClite.aerint limy be had at all the above PiiiCet, ill 13 exts At 25. 9d: '` I - 1 I I ..! [_j SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 180 z. GRAND DISPLAY of EIRE-WORKS, For this Night only, in Honour of Her Majesty's Birth-day: ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS. ON MONDAY, January !gill, and rive fol lowing Evenings, positively no longer than this Week, Mons. ST. CLAIR will (previous to his intended Visit' to Liver] 00l and Dublin) have the honour to present the nume rous Visitors of the Royalty - Theatre,- with his curious PHANTASMAGORIA ; Or, SUPERNATURAL APPEARANCES. Introducing a variety of New Charalers, Speares, &c. To commence at Halt, past Six o'Clock precisely. Never performed at this Theatre, a New Historical Speaa de, as performed at the French Theatre with the greatest Applause, together with the original French Music, called RICHARD THE LYON. In the course of the Speaacle will be pourtraYed, a variety of interesting Incidents, Scenery, &c.,particularly a Camp on tire : 'likewise the DestruCtion of Henry the Vides Cas - tle, and total Defeat of his Army. First time this Season, a Comic Ballet, by Mr. Mercefot, called THE LITTLE TRADER ; Or, THE PRIZE. An the tbursc of the Evening, the following Songs : "`TheD4y of Marriage;" by Miss HARRISON . (her first appearance on any Stage). " Tie lowliest Cot," by Mrs. WARRELL. " Echnborough Town," by Miss FISHER. A n d, by particular desire, " Siieva's Creed," by Mr. WA LACK. The whole to conclude with (first time this Season) the po pular Serio-Comic pantomime of QUIXOTE AND SANCHO ; Or, HARLEQUIN WARRIOR. The whole invented, adapted for Stage Representation, and - . got up under the immediate Superintendaiwe of Mr. AST LEY, jun. • In the course of the Pantomime will be introduced on the Stage, Two Squadron of Horse, Mounted by Warriors „clad in Gold and Silver Armour, who will go through va rious Evolutions of Ancient Warfare. Immediately after the PantoMime, • A 'GRAND DISPLAY of FIRE-WORKS, Honnur of Her Majesty's Birth-day, and positively for this Night only. do MOnday, januaty 2,5, will be performed,. the Grand Spettacie of Fair. Rosamond, and in, which Mr. and Mrs. / r ‘ . stleY 'will appear. Lower and Upper Boxes 3s.—Second Price 2s. Pit 2s.—Second Price is. First GallerY rs.--Second'Price 6d. Upper Gallery 6d. Doors to be opened at Half-past and begin at' alf past Six o'Clock. —Second Price at Half-past Eight o'clock: This Day was published, Price 6d. THE FORCE of CONTRAST; or Quotations, accompanied with Remarks, submitted to the:Consi detation of all who have interested themselves in what has tc2!.i - called the 1$ LAG DON CONTROVERSY. Printed. for Cadell and Davies, Strand ; RivingtOns, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and S. Hazard, at Bath. TWO . HUNDRED POUNDS will be given to any Lady or Gentleman who has interest to' procure for the Advertiser (an Oliictr - who has been 25 years in the ,Ariny)either a. R -MA ST E R's, I; 0 RT. or TOWN NI A j OR's PLACE. Letters (post-paid) addressed to j S: Spring . Garden Cottee-house, will be duly a t ten d e d to, and the Stritiest secrecy and hotiOurobserved. ARMY AGENCY-OFFICE, No. 7, St: Alban's-street, Pall-mall, London. SALL—e-A Li&otormt%Coloneky old Regi ment of Cavalry; a Troop of Light Dragoons; a Com pany old Regiment of Infantry, only one Battalion, at home; a Sub-Lieutenancy of Life Guards ; a Cornetcy old Regiment Light Dragoons, out of the break; a ditto of Dragoon Guards, on very reasonable terms; an Ensigncy old Regiment of In fantry at home, only one Battalion, out of the Break, on very eligible terms ; a Second Lieutenancy, o u t of the Bre a k: EXCHANGE—A Lieutenant-Colonelcy of Cavalry on service, to Cavalry or Infantry.at home ; a ditto of Infantry, in the best part or the East Indies, to a Regiment at home ; a Company old Regiment at home, to Half-pay—the- Person exchanging will come in out of the Break; a Majority old Regiment Light Dragoons, to Infantry • a Lieutenancy ad Battalion Infantry, to the , East Indies ; ditto ditto, to one in the West Mies. Letters, post-paid, addressed to Captain Holmes, as above, will be duly attended to. I. PEREONS having Demands on the Estate of the late JOHN RUSH, Esq. are desired to send an Accotitit of the same to his Dwelling-House Albemarle street, that they May be discharged ; and, 'all Persons in debted to the Estate of the said Mr. Rush; are requested to pay . the Amount " thereof to either. of Os' Executors ;' Mr. Brook, No. 302, Strand; Mr. Lynn, Parliament -street.; Mr. Tegart, Bennet -street, ,St. James's ..?!or , at Messrs. Drum fronds, C4iaring-CroSs, who arc autlitalted to'gtve a Receipt on account of the said Executors. .T p , ' ' TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD ; In Two Lots, to the best Bidder, pursuant to an Order of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer at WestminSter, made in a Cause entitled " DAVIES against LEWES, Knt." bctbre Abel.Moysey, Esq. Deputy to His Majesty's Re membrancer of the said Court, on Friday the sth day of february next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenopn, in the 'Exchequer Office, in the.lniier Temple, London ; AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the P ar i s h of. St. Oogmells, in the County of Pembroke, con sisting of divers Messuages, Lands and Tenements, in the several occupations of Evan John, Thomas Williams, Jane Lloyd, Richard Richard; .William Bow t, William John, Mary Nicholas, Samuel David, the Rev. Wm. Jones, and others. ' Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the King's Re rnernbrancer's Office, Temple, London ; Mr. Gatty, Solici tor,Angel-court, Throgmoiton-street, London ; Mr,Tlionvs, Solicitor, Theobald's-road, London ; Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Caenna,rthen; and the principal Inns at Caermarthen and Haverfordwest. . TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High'Court of Chancery, made in a Cause of LUCAS against TEMPLE, betbre John Wilmot,. Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in. the Publi.c Sale-room of the Court, in Southampton- buildings, London.; A N ESTATE, par t ly' FREEHOLD, and partly A LEASEHOLD, situate at the 'Clare side, Enfield, in the County o f Middlesex, late the ..Erate of H U MPHREY , CHE, Esq. deceased, comprising &Capital MAINISI ON 110US E, with Out-buildings and Gardens, and a smaller .House adjoinin.; with about 18 Acres'. of Land. The:Man- sion:.House late in the occupation of Miss Porter ; the smaller House, and part of the Land, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Cawood. • - 4 1 i* Person on the Premises will shew them ; and -Parti culars may be had (gratis) at the said Maiter's Chambers, in • Suutliampton-buiidji*s, Ch = ancery -lace; of MeSsrs. Vjn Heythuvsen and Carr, joint-street, 13,(Iford-raw ; Mr. Coul thurst, Bedlord - : rote.- ; Mr. Ranson, Chancery-lane ; and at the Greyhound, in Enfield. Dated the azrn January, 18oz. JOHN WILMOT, To the MAYOR, COUNCIL, and'BURGESSES, of the TOWN and COUNTY of HAVERFORDWEST. T Lose no time to make you my most grateful Ae knowledgments for the Honour cOnferred on my Son in, his absence, by your unanimous choice of him as your Re presentative in Parliament thii day; an Honour the more flattering, as it has been bestowed without his personal soli citation, and apparently from the same sources of good Will and regard as marked your attachment to his Father, and seated him for so long a course of years yOur Representative in Parliament. Confidently assured that Lord Kensington will endeavour to merit your favour, by a constant attention to hiS' Public Duties and the partieular Interest Of his Con stituents, I have the Honour to remain, With much respect, and regard, Kensington-House, Your faithful and ever Haverfordwest,) obli ge d h u mbl e S ervant , January tzth, tBoz. - . ELIZA'RENSINGTON. MONDAY, MARCH 1, ;go; Irl NGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE_ £4 GINS DRAWING. No. of Prizes. 4 SCHEME. Value of each. of ,C. 20,000 10,000 5,cOQ ---- 2,000 1,00, .5 0 P so 78 Total Value. .80,000 24c>,000 . 200)00 10,a03 30,000 6,000 5,c00 5,000 324,000 Too 18,000 60,000 Tickets. .500,600 CAPITALS , DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket; 15th - Day, Z. 10,000 Ditto, zrst Day, 20,000 Ditto, s 32d Day, 20,000 • Ditto, 4oth Day, 4001 • TICKET6and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket, - - ,C;r6 tI o Half - Bto o I Eighth - 2 3 0 Quarter 4 5 6 I. Sixteenth I t 6 * * '*_Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or Shares, may be stpplied by sending good Bills at short dates, Post Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash; to any Licensed Lottery Office. The Priceof Tickets .. and Shares will-rise consider ably before the Drkwing. Prizes paid in Sterling Money: ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, for Aot, Begins Drawing rsi March; rBoz. THE TICKETS are sold and divided into A. HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE 'and Co. Stock— Brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where the on their ac count. PRESENT PRICE OF SHARES: Half - 4. B'lo o Eighth - - 3 o Quarter - 4 5 6 Sixteenth - -r r 6 ;jam' All Shares sold at this Office will be-stamped agree able to .Ad of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, " Hatard and Co.'s'Lottery..-Office." r Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orden; accompanied With shortzdated Bills on London, or Post-Office EJ f t 'ers, punctually attended to ; and to prevent mistakes as weir as delay, Correspondents are requested to transmit them by. Post. Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities,- India Bonds, "Exchequer Bills, and all kind of Go vernment Securities, bought amid sold by Commission. . ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, aor. Regina Drawing March 1, iSoz. rrHE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SI vr E ENTHS, are now selling in great Variety of Numbers, and crt the lowest Terms. cp" The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, By HORNSBY awl Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old-established State-Lottery-Office, (Licensed pursuant to At of Parliament) z 6., CORNHILL, Opposite the Royal-Exchange, London; Also .at'.LIVERROOL and EXETER. Correll Numeri:al and Register Books are kept, and Tickets , and Shares.legistered at 6d, per /s . lunibcr. !,,* Orders , accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight or Oa short date, Will . he punctually at'erided to, precisely on the same terms as if present. Letters (post-paid) duly anSwered, and S . chemes gratis. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to Act of Parliament, with the words State-Lottery Stamp., Office." • ' • ' 1 Pank,,lndja, aod South-Sea Stocks ; with their several An nuities, and all . kinds of GoVermntrit Securities, bought and sold by Commissioo. LIBRARY of BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, - , FIRE ARMS, .84-e. 4c. • . , FOR SALE BY- AW.CTION, By Mr. PLURA, By Order of the Executrix, on-Monday the 25th of January • , -inst. and two following days, at Eleven, THE GENUINE, VALUABLE, and known LIBRARY of BUOKS, comprising a seled Variety in the various branches of Literature, first Editions Of Authors, many in the early stage of Printing, curious and rare; Elzivir's . Classics-, hound in, Morocco; Boydell's • Fine Shakespeare„ Cook's Voyages, Staunton!s Embassy, Hak I vyt's Voyages, Thurloe's State Papers, by Burch, 7 vo. 'Stukeley's Stonehenge, Works on Natural h History, the Sciences, &c: A famout CREMONA VIOLIN, a TE NOR, Mathematical Instrunwnts, and other Property, and a small moveable Orchestra, of the Rev. Dr.:•POLLOK„ lately deceased; _which, rot the accommodation of the Pub lic, are removed from the Redory-lionse at Crittleton, Wilts; to the Great Room; No. q, :john-street, • Queen.: square, Bath.. • • 'To be publicly viewed-on Friday and Satublay receding. Catalogues, 6d. each, to be had on the zoth of J uary, at the, Place of Sale; and at Messrs. Longman and Rees, Book sellers, Paternoster-row, London. _ Be Letters will not Ix: attended to, unless post-pai4 • LINCOLNSHIRE: .• • , • FREEHOLD• VILLA' and LAND. . TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, Withont•Reserve, at the White Hart Inn, in Spilsby; -Lin colnshire, on Monday the sth day of February, :0;o2 sand • not on the 18th .of January), between the hours of Three and 4ive•in the Afternoon.; • - • QKENDLEBY THORPE, beinga very Eligible k 3 FREEHOLD'. VILLA, delightfully situatedon a gen tle Eminence, commanding a most enchanting prosped of a beautiful surrounding Country, peculiarly adapted , for the Residence of a Genteel Family, in a, Neighbourhood emi nently Fled, and comprising a most deSirable undisturbed Manor, abounding with Game, and One Hundred and Ninety four ACres and Two Roods, by admeasurement (more or lese:;' of exceeding rich Arable, Pasture and Meado - w Land, .with ti. a Ring Fence, on which is a variety oftialuable Timber (its"- played witiicxquisite - Taste throughout the EStdtc, which is sullied only to Vicarial:Tithes, and a most moderate Land.: Tax. The Situation is singularly de,ii-4#, being in,a tine Sport r ing Ciantry, in the Vich,ity a*lebrated Pack of Fox Hounds, and within Twelve Milos ti each of thoselafihion able Resorts on the Eastern •"6iast,:"SUtton and Skcgness, so famed for the exCellency of Sea Batlinig, and at the_easy dis tance of three miles from .Spilsby, and six from AliOrd, two ver respedable Market Towns: • A considerable length of time will be allowed the Pur chaser far Paymept of the Purchase-money, on proper Pei . .- tonal Semi who will have an opportunity of nearly don 't - fling the'Estate by the Purchase of adjoining Lands - shortly to be sold.. , • A Plan of the Estate may be seen, by applying to Mr. Ellis, No. 8, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane; or to Mr. William Walker,,Attorney at Law, in Spilsby aforesaid. THE UUDSON's BAY COMPANY Will expose to Sale, by the Candle, at thpir House in Fen church-street, on Wednesday the l o th inst. Eleven o'C lock, precisely • COAT and PARCHMENT BEAVER; Rabbit, V Deer, Elk, Castoruxn, Goose Quills, Bed Feathers, and Train Oil ; particulars of which are specified in their printed Catalogues, to be seen till the tim e o f S a l e , a t th e ir Warehouse, with Samples of the Oil. Hudson's Bay House, Jan. 16, tfloz. AO it • Nt. 4 , 66 0 -k6l. •••••• • ' / Jz-7--.-,,, z;.:49t,R's4v.-- -•.:- ....7'\'''Y; „ ,-.141&-LTI-4:;444 VW. ',.'* 1 4,- ;t 7 I I , yq , , v...,' - te.:;', • 7 7 11 1,--1. 4--.... 4,1% ~,* ett `,.'c5,,,, 4.,;., ''- • r 3,4•1 - ko '' , kiDi,',N# 4, ~.....) , ...„,,,:n.,,,,,,&....";1,:,,v. ..' ; ..;,...s.r.,'" 7 - 7. - •;,' ---.,, f PRICE SIX PENCE. This Day IA a ; ' . . In three volumes, price toss 6d. boards, THE HISTORY of RINALDO RINALMNI, ~ T c! Captain of Banditt i . • Translated from the German of VULVIUS,'" •' By j. lIICNKLEY, Esq. • , "This celebrated•history had an unexampled sale throUgh out Germany, where many large editions were printed in. the course of a few months. The Adventures of Rinaldini, a real. •charazter, who lived in the early piirt of the present century, arc truly surprising and almoSt incredible. The author pos sesses all the fire and spirit of the German writers, and if we are now And then'struck with improbabilities, bordering on fiction. - , Aw. are ochui delighted with deeds of heroism and c•Jurage,.. not unworthy of a greater name than this daring Captain of Banditti." • Monthly Mirror, Nov. rBOO. Printeo. for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row. A RCHER and HAUGHTON,- from Dublin, 1 - .1. 'IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC TURERS 4nd MERCER'S to FIER MAJESTY, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke - and Dutchess of York., bitteliess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses; No: 8, Henrietta-stri7et, Covent•garden, London. The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the different branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies OC-the first rank and hoped ,has sufficiently established, in-the ooinio: of a dist:m.lmi Public, the decided superiority of Archer amt llaughton's Poplins and Tabbinets ; also gold, silver, „figured and pliin Chamberry Muslims, and Italian _Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. CAUTION. Whereas, Archer and Haughton have been-credibly formed, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now, and have been for some time past, manufacturing and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an interior quality, undet the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufacioiry, with view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as tar as lies in their power, to prosecute to conviaion any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of' their nianufaCture, that was not a&ually bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility arid Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any Other Home in • Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices mush lower than they .can be had elsewhere, ,the Whole being of their own-manufaaure —they c•wfsist of white and. blact. Bornbasins, Chaniberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, Rasdimores for. Wilows, •Annozines, dress'Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, diandkeiehiefs, Boinbazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in greyToplins and Sarsenets, .for slight. Mourning. ---English Yhttl. wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 35. 6tl. par yard . ; - Velutes, 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 M wearing, being of the very best - rrinle.teye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies Own Spinning manufactured into Poplins or Tabbinets'; Tabberays for-Etirniture_ of t he - different fashion able Colours, itianubdured•on the shortest notice. • Minchants•supplied to any amount. G e • °BARI'S and 'PLOW MAN, iVlahuL,Ciu re rs to lA. Her Majesty and all the Royal Family, havin;.- - ,•greatly‘ ;! 4 extended their -ManufaCtory, and invented sever at New and .- - tasteful Articles- of Dress, agreeable to the present Fashion, take the liberty of soliciting the patronage and itispeCtion of the Nobility and Gentry,. at their Ware Rooms, I , ;n. Chandos-stroet, Covent-Garden, to their Patent Articles of Dress, to be had no where else in England— THE ROYAL IMPERIAL'NETT, • • • , a very tasteful and elegant produaion ; 'also rich UNION STRIPED and SPO:11 ED VELVETS, for Court Trains, in all the Fashionable Colours.• Genuine CH AMB E RRY MUSLINS,hi the most exten sive variety of P lain, Striped, and Figured, and of the most elegant Patterns, in Gold and Silver, for Court and Ball Dresses, &c. ITALIAN MUSLINS, in all Colours, an article uni versally admired for its durability, and is peculiarly adapted, from its -light and elegant Appearance, for Fashionable Dress. SARSN ET CAMBRI CS made of Silk and Cotton; those sold without Silk not having any pretensions to the name, or any advantage beyonda Dyed Glazed Muslin. Also a Thicker kind tbr Travelling .Dresses, warranted to Wash.—Plain, Twilled, and Figured TA F:FATI ES, CYP R . US,le.c. - •'lif the newest-Fashion, in the greatest variety. • FOR FAMILY - -MO URNIN G R. and P. haying paid particular 'attention to the MantifaCture of -Al 0 URN ING GOODS, they flatter thernselvei'' they cad supply Families .going into Mourning, withevery Article °fa superior Quality, being Themselves the ManufacturerS of Boinbazeens,- - Rasdi-- mores; Twilled and Plain Sarsnets; Chamberry, and Italian 'lllusliris, Sarsnet CambrieS, Bombazets for Servants, Bar celona Handkerchiefs, &c. all warranted to wear ; and any Goods not giving the fullest satisfidion, they. will change or return the,mariey.. 13611011'e original Importers and Manufacturers of Irish Poplins and Tabbinets in this Country, and having made them on an improved Principle (solely their oWn It ventionj, • theyfiatter themselves their superiority, - both in Q,Uality and rritv, will insure a decided preferenoe. • Very curious Rich Black Double Tabbinet for Gentlemen's wear. • FOR FU RNITURE. 7 -Rich Damasks and Satins of quit e new Patterns; . : also Plain anti Striped .Tabarets, in all co lours, 'with "the Unproved plan of watering, so much ap.. preyed by the admirers of Elegant Fittniture. Alowance to the Trade as usual. - • Merchants exporting -Fashionable Goods; will find their Manufactory time new, and worthy their attention. TO THE LADIES. THE Happiness. of both Sexes is so conneaed With the increase of female charms, it is riot to be-won dered at that the inventive genius. should be employed to discoVtr what may be innocently used to assist Nature, in keeping the tyrant man in a . state of pleasing bondage . to the softer sex._ This discovery is now made, .and as imposition haS been but too frequently praaised upon the crechilonS, the nentleman who is • the Inventbr of the MAGNETIC C EMI, has consulted die clelicaeyof the sex, by commit ting the sale of this curious and elegant Preparatiod to a Lady of honotic and respeClability. who has authority to return the money, if this innocent Liquid .100 c not give to the skin that peculiar ,faitness.,: which, as well as bestowing delicacy, be speaks health, and throWs an animation into the cettntle mance, which shall give the eye, the full power to charm and fascinate. For the hand and arm it is prepared in a different forin, and if delicaey would permit thenaine ofthosc.- Ladies to be mentioned who have approved this innocent Composi tion; their number would exceed belief; for rank and fashion. It can be had only at No. 53, Brownlovv-stieet, near Gray's. lon Holborn; in bottles at los. 6d. each. \ N. 8..' Ladies residing in the• Country, by inclosing pound dote, may have two bottles sent to them, safely packed i n a box, with bills ofdireelions, to any pa'rt of the Kingdo,m. WEST INDIES, &c. HE MEDICINE which is sold by' the 'Pro : • (ietor'a :Sol.? Agent, Mt. Thomas Golding, No. 42, Coinhill, London - (and by his.appointment. at one eminent Dritg..,lst's in overy principal Sea Port Town in• the United Kingcoin.);' to 'Prevent and.Ciure the YELLOW FEVE in Boxes one giiiitea each, sufficient for one person twelve months, issalso the best' Preservative of Health in a Foreign Climate,. as will .'appear by Letters from the tbllowixig .7re spectabie-, Persons, viz.. •• I . Liston, Esq. lernlyn-street, St James's ; to .His, Excel lency It: Liston, Esq. British Ambassador at ,Philadel phia. • T. J. Hawkins, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding. • J. j.iirTs; ditto, to the Proprietors. • Captain Silly Andromeda West Indianian. Captain Hodgson; Hope, ditto. Captain Robertson, Hero, ditto. C. - .Johnstone, St. Anne's, Jamaica. • Which, \'itii other numerous , equally resp.eaable - add' un. equiVocal" testimony of-the never-failing efficacy, of this va. liable Medicine, may be seen, in ParriPhlets,.to be had gratis, at Mr. G.olding's; at all tlie.Countr Venders', and at many of tlip_rinciiialCulree-houses, Inns, &c. about Town.