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• , Abil;! , /.,_. , \c ‘ _.; -- cci - 7 4 >: , 44i - w-r,...,:x,;,,(0-‘,\\ '- -, :41,e. ~,.. T I V.,- / Ae'-' , c. , ...!, • , tz - : - ,= - I i "--:,;.-t - f-4 :,./ - 3 ~ S,Owlb . :, t 1 ---- • - c. : " a / ).r ' .... Ar i li": 4 '•••• I ...I 1 ...I .._ . „ l- ' \ 44, w ‘at . '.* , •:• . )i ) l 7, 4„,ts' '' 1 - 4 3d 4 P V . t WRII,/, \\ d 0 •ii //:% r• 1 , .- 4 , .--.......!:..,,, , ) 0 04 ...„„...... j ..._ ..,„‘„,,,, ......„ j .....„ ---,...,----- 4z , .• --..... I 0 , 41- 1. 4 L . if, „ r. , • ' 975.] FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1802. [PRICE SIXPENCE. TTIIEATRE-ROYAL -DRURY-.LANE. O_ MORROW EVENING, APRIL 1802, will be revived Shakespeare's Play of THE WINTER'S TALE.' TheSoenes, Dresses, and Decorations- entirely flew. Leontes ' Mr. KEMBLE ;.• . Polixenes, Mr. BARRYMORE Florizel, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • — Clown, Mr. SUETT ; Autolycus, Mr. BANNISTER. liertnione, Mrs. SI DDONS ; Perdita by a YOUNG LADY, ileingber 4t it Appearance on any. Stige); •Paulina - MrS. POWELL ; Emilia, MrS. I:TUMPHRI . ES - . \yr tH - THE - WRECK: Girl by th e cometiy of Tile Country ; the Conn- . 'rid by jordimtbeing her first Appearance this Sea ton), with liarleuuin' - A.linanack. °l.TUesday, Village, with : The Lying Valet. jI - 1 EAT RE RO YAr-br COVENT-GA RD EN . .'MORROW EV LNLNG, APRIL 3,.. will be wriorrneci, • ARTAXER)CES. ' GRAND JURY-ROW?, LANCASTER, March 25. THE COMMITTEE appointed to provide Ac commodation for the Sheriff, Grand Jury, and Gen tlemen of the Cdunty i .at.the Assizes, request those Gentle men wild have already sent their Names to Messrs. Wors wick, will remit their Subscriptions to the Bank ; and that: any other Gerftlemen'inclined td furlhef the Plan, will send their Names, and pay their Subscriptions immediately into the-Bank of Messrs. Worswick, Lancaster. . . ~ • Subscibers of Ten Guineas each. ' The Right Hon: the Earl of Win. Wilson Carus Wilson, Derby Esq. _ Colonel Stanley ' William Bamford, Esq. . John Blackburn ' Esq. - ,Henry Norris, Esq. John Entwisle, Esq. onas Bold, Esq. , Nicholas Ashton; Esq. , ohn Clifton, Esq. Edward W. Bootle, Esq: J. Gillibrand Esq. John Dalton, Esq: os. Starky, Esq.. , oh n'MarScien; Esq. Jos Starky, sq. - John Marsden, Esq. - lohn Pilkington, Esq. drrfund Thornton, Esq. George Biglandi Esq. '' : • James Swan ; Esq. R. Henry Beaumont, Esq, Edmund Rigby, Esq. Grinishaw Lomax, Fs Peter Parted, Esq - - lathes !Penny q. enby Alachell, Esq. John Watkins, Esq. ---.Rawson, Esq. . Charles,Gi;,son, Esq. THE PRESENT - STATE OF-THE 'WHEEL IS THE MOST REMARKABLE EVER KNOWN. WARRANTED UNDRAWN. No. z 6, CORNHILL, LONDON. ESSRS. HORNSBY and Co: tespCafully ac. quairifthe Public, that they shall continue selling TICKETS and SHARES, chain:- the whole time of the Drawing of the present English State-Lottery, • WAR,. RANTED VN DRAWN at the time of purcliasing.—Tt? hours of Sale, in the Morning, are frOm Eight till• Nine; in the Afternoon, from Two till Eight. Also at their Offices 'LIVERPOOL . and EXETER. CI" Country COrreSpondents may rely on their Orders being executed precisely on the sante Terris its if present,-;-- PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. No. 57,4 8 7, a Pirize of 2,0001. 16,045; a Prize of 5631. Were both sold, shared, and . registered, by HORNSBY and Co. ROYAL AiILITA RI COLLEGE, March 25, 1,8+,2. LI IS - MA EST Y, . from a Consideration of the 1111 many .anti +very essential- Advantages to he derived from the. Establishment of an Institittion, fir the purpose clajOrding a regui la,- Military Education lb thol;who may, from eaily hfe, e intebqed for the Prole:slot: 4 . and who by this meals ma.); he grounded in Scienceprevions .12 their attaining the Age that enabloe them, consistently with His - licaiesty's Regulations, to hold Coxt. missions in the Army; having been pieiisi'd to establish an instlisi tint tinder the Title of ROYAL RY COL LEGE, and to appoint Commissioners for the Controul, Dire4.7ion, anchManagiment Afaii - i . belonging tkerito, and having di. retied that, unlit the - intended College shall he ireiled, Pg , t of the yttnior!Department• thereof, upon a limited Scale, shall 4. form. d at .Griai MarlaW, in the County of backs ; the Commis sioner:for the Affairs of the said Royal Military College do hearby give public Notice, tZat a' comntodisats House and Fermi:p.s have been taken, and are now nearly ready for .the reception of o,re Itindrid Gentlemen Cadets,. who are to he farmed into a Company, and to he called the First Ccanpayy of the Janice ',Department. + For the Information of those whom it may eartee r n, toe follow.. ing are the-leading Rules, Orders, and Regulations for the said Dcpaintent-: _ BONAPARTE. CTURNER tespedftilly informs his Ffiends, • that the remaining Proofs_Of his Historical Print, representing BONAPARTE REVIEWING the CONS U_ LAR GUARDS, engraved from the large Pieture recently exhibited in Piccadilly, painted by J. J. Masquerier, may .be had by applying immediately to C: Turner, No: 56, War ren=street,- Fitzroy-square. The Cadets . are to be received upon Three different Esti: blishments, viz._ _ A rbaces, Mr. INC Lp?,o N ; ; Artaxerxes, Mr. HILL ; Artatranea, Mr. TOWNSENDI: Rirnenr.s, Mr, KING. Mrs".; ATKINS And Manciane, Mrs. BILLINGTON. WITH THE REYIEW. ,a tl n c n Monday, Folly . as it Flies, after which will be pro 13r 11" c (first tithe) a And iallet in A'aiim, called The ,n Mask, o Alberto and Rosabella,_ w ith en tir e n e w Scerse, and Decorations: " 11 Prnesday; thew Opera of The Cabinet. - • WARWICkSHIRE, t o Wit. WE, the HIGH SHERIFF and GRAND. lURN' of this COUNTY,- assembled at the As sizes hoiden at Warwick on ther2.3d day of March, 18'02, taking into. consideration the Reduction in the Prices Of Hay and' Cora, are of opinion,..thiu the .PRICES OF,*.POST FiORBill,S PER MILE OUGHT. TO , BE REDUCED, and that the Charge; 'for Coin 'and Hay at the Inns in this. COnuty is exerhitant, and shotild be - diminished impropar tion tq the Price of those.ArticleS.—And we als o i esQ l ve , ' Ttfat we will otifselves discourage; and also recommend td others to discourage, - thoSth Inns; which continue to charge. the present advanced.. P rices. H. LEGGE, High. Sheriff. , c • ROBERT LAWLEY, Foreman.' Edward Smythe, = 'I. Taylor, 'jun. Theolihilus 13itidulph„ D. S: D.ugdale, Cl 4. ,Mortlaunt, Edward Carver, Cray SkipWith,' • ' Williahi Little, G. 'Townsend, 1B Croxall, .Abraham ,G rimes , Bettie Greatheed, C. B. Adderley, t ' Win. Dickenson, C. P. Pl - ...kw00d, • John Fullerton, F. S.• Miller,. • Win. Harding, C. G. Wads, Wm. Pilfers. A.•Braceb ridge, Think, the Sons of Officers who have died or been maimed in His Majesty's Service These are tq receive their Education, Board-, and Clothing, free from Expence. Twenty, the - S9ns of Officers aelually in His Majesty's Service : • , ARMY. • A . COLONEL in - the A r my, w h o expe a s to , he A soon placed on Half-pay, wishes to Exchange with a Lientenant-Coloner of the Guards: a handsome DitfeferiCe will be given. --for Particulars, inquire of Captain Low, No: 1, St., James's Place; where,, on Monday the" th inst. will b., opened, an Office for the trarietiog of all Military Negotiations ft-dative to the Purchase,. S a le, a nd Exchange of Commissions, the Receipt of Army, .N av y and Marine Halt-pays, &c. &c. &c. These are to pay Forty Pounds per Annum each, f or w hi c h they are to receive their Education, Board, and Clothing, Thirty, the Sons of Noblemen and Gentlemen, and TWenty, the Cadets of the East India Company's Service : These arc to pay Ninety Guineas per Annum each, _4'4 which they are to receile their Education, 'Board, and Cloth ing, Linen is not included. PAVING OFFICE., February 2, 1 SOZ. FOR LIGHTING TFIE STREETS. DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS will receive: Ricip - Osats for Lighting the Public Lamps . I Qbes in.this City, and for keeping the same and the, ar n i tu Next Pre thereof in good order, from the rst of September UPon l . 4e.r , (-) 4e,' Two, or Three Years, as shall be agreed, r 4 t he Globes to have double Burners. vic ar , s t ne Board are willing (if desired) to enter intneine - .or of Mal' sal, Contrad or Contraas for the same. Ma', - „ ° , s _ s '-'is to be.sent to this Office, on or before , the tst day ' 9 atcl; art 7,xt, sealed UP, and (Needed to the Secretary of tile °Peri eilf . ;„' n tiorsed.." . Pro ls - for Lighting,". which will be o i L T,," e „Presence of the PrOposer or his Representgive , , 4'l b . ou the saidday, atter which,day no proposal * rd'c elyed. • igned by Order, W. J. HONIAN, Sec. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD FAMILY HOUSE, FURNISHED, .LIL within the distance of. Seven to Twelve Miles. The Surrey side of London would be preferred . .. Apply to Messrs. Hale and Son, No. 34 Bush-lane, Cart non-street. . London, March. 3 t, 13oz. No Cadet to be adthitted who is under Thirteen, or above . Fifteen Years of Age, or who has any mental or bodily Defecl Which May disqualify him for Military , Service : 'he is to pro. duce a satisfactory Certificate of the Time of his Birth. ' Every Candidate for Admisbion is to be well voundcd in'a Knowledge of Craturriar and common Arith s metie; he is also to write a good legible Hand. , The Qualifications of eac'h Candidate Will he enquired into by the Governor, and examined by a Collegiate Board. The Cadets will be formed into a Military Body; and in, strueted in Languages, and the Military Sciences and butici, by 'Professors and Masters of approved-obilitieS. The Cadets of the East India Company will likewiS . be instriactedin the Oriental Languages. , • Public Examinations will beheld, for the purpose of asCer, taining the Progress,of Improvement ; and, no Cadet Will be recommended Iron\ the College for a Cominhision until he has undergone a public Examination, and has received a Ce. tificate as to his sufficiency; ,110 Cadet canremain longer than FOur Years a t the Col ley,. _ _ This Day was published,' - Elegantly printed in 4to. and illitstrat4d by a Chart, and numerous other •Engrayings of VieWs, &c, rice 21. 25. in boards (dedic4ted, by - Perinis:tion, to Sir Joseph — Banks, Bart. h,, B. A .N ACCOUNT..of a .GEOGRAPHICAL. and ASTRONOMICAL E X PE D 1 TI ON ,to the•Northeyn Parts of fir ascertain tht, Degre'es of Latitude and Longitude. o Mouth of the River Kovirna ;of the whole' Coast. of .to East Cape . ; . •and.ofthe Islands in the E astern o,:::.;ll,stre(jiin g to the..4merican Coast. Performed by Contaiand of Her linyerial Majesty CatheririetheSeCond, Empress of all the Rus*as, by Coniinodort loseph in the years 1-8 -to 1794 The whole narrated from the on )/ . • ginal Papers. By MARTIN SAUER, Secretary to the E ipedirion. Printed for I'. Cadeli, jun. arid W: Davies, Strand. *** A tew Copies . op Royal Paper, with early InipreS-; sions of the Plates, price 31. 35. - in boards. .... ~_ .. . _ - • - • , GRAND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICE, PADDINGTON. AlUrCil ii, tBo2. ITOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN, That .. the IN COMMITTEE .cif the GRAND JUNCTION -CA NAL COMPANY,. in pursuance, and under the Authdiity of an Act of Parliament, passed in the Thirty-eighth Year of the Reign of His present Majesty,' have eroded, and in tend to open, a MA R.KE'l', at and adjoining to the Llason of the said Canal, at . PADONGTON, for the Reception and Sale of ' 'llLir, kREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. -i. MASTERSHIP of the FREE GRAM, lviA u a --.‘ SCHOOL at. LEICESTER„ wil . l. become S4e'llurf.:t ,M id , umtuer next, by the resignation of the Rev. fie r rn cb ;" H eYrfck•, AT. A. The Governors of the M sai&School . ,a ' give Notice, that they will p ro ce e d t o th e E l e cti on o f l'hler tor the airl. School on sonie'clay berbre that period. La n ' "' ast er will be'requircd to teach the Latin and Greek resiP., l ffes, and other branches or Classical Learning, a nd to k ii rs - c in the School House. - There is a good 13velling-atouse. fath. -. ,L r ee, which Words. convenient accommodation for .., orty_ a c r. uoarders, tliat nuinber being under the care of the present taster. , The Master inust _be .a- Graduate of•Oxiord or aa 4 l l ° , idge. Such G cutlet:day as• chuse to offer themselves. isi r Zlindieates for the Masteiship ot . .the said School, are tle— m-e,,.tsa sena proper 'Testimonials - of their Literary Abilitiei M av i lloral and . Religions Character,. to Tiiontas !'each, Esq. -it i r; ou.pr before the fir*St day .of June next. be ;,..) Day' of Ele.....'iion • and some timber Particulars', will • -.v ett - ..1, . , . . • .. 4- ot.. ni a /uture Paper. Le l'ester, March .'57-.).2°"• TITOMAS. PEACH, Mayor: -,- -, ' , . • The health and morals' of the Cadets- will be sirjBly at. tended to, and habits of. temperance and economy strongly Mculcated. .4pplicatloNs to he add, esscd to the Governor'of the R97al 11th_' tau College, lender cover to tin Right flortOuradle the See-iv:tot at !nor, Irar-O . th . ce. . • Hay and Straw; Of all sorts of G rain ' Sec*, and Pu l se ; •Of -Malt, • Meal, Flour, and Bran Of Potatoes, and other Vegetables; 1 And of Cattle of all sorts. • ---- No. 4, WE LLS.STRE . DOOR FROM OXFORD-STREET.. - • UNDERTHE SANCTION OF ROYAL AUTHORITY • TO the Curious in Drawing and Copying -Draw ings and Paintings. The various, beautiful, and z:lmost • incredible ellhas of Mr. JON ES's Optical Instrument, Call ed The CRITERION ' • or OPTICAL, REFLEC'FIpiG TUBE, for Copying Drawings, Paintings, Natural Flowers, Insects, . &e. it giving the true likeness on paper to any size, .either as large as lite, or small as miniature, and various othei proportions, in one minue, with all Inc proper Colours, •eitilper by day or.candle-light. This instrument will be:lora:of the greatest utility to, Artists in general, who wish to - copy Miniatures into Por. traits, or 1 3 ortraits into• Miniatures, also for Engravers, Ar-' chiteete; Surveyors, &c. being simple in use, and far supeL rior to the Pantigrafer, there .being-no tracing required over the PiCture or Drawings (as is the usual Manner of the Pan. tlgrat),•and without injury to•the most curious Driiwings and Paintings. whatever,. Price Twelve Guineas each Instrument, with ail fhe ap paratus complete for immediate. use, and' properdirections tor•-the same. . „PHANTASMAGORIA. Those who purchase the above Instrument, will be in strUCted to pei tont the Optical Illusions in anti` datk chant, ber for their annisemcnt,'in the Manner as exhibiting at the Lyceum. Mr. Jones having sold thaie instruments twenty years.agn.. • N. B. Such tatty or Gentleman who wish to see the effedt of this,lnsteument,. to pay zs. Gd. each, 'which will be re.: . . turned on purchasing the same. Alst, by His Maiestrs S pecial • Appointment, his - RE,' FLECTIN - N,IIRitOKS, trout- One to Twenty Guineas each.; or taking Likenesses in pi - 66190t full faee; . aQ Land ! . scapeS and Views from Sea, &c. They are made on so easy a plan, that a child of ten years of age cannot fail to taken perfect likeness with them. Miniatures neatly painted from Three - to Five and Ten Guineas each. • . . . Specimens o f the above may be seen every day,froia eleven o'clock in the forenoon till five in the evening, at No. 4, Wells -street; third - doorfrotn Oxford-street. • The Market for Hay, Straw, Corn,- Grain, Seeds and Pulse, Mali - , Alta!, Flour, and Bran, will be regularly held on Monday and Frithy in Lath Week. ' The Market for Potatoes and other Vegetables,' will be held on Tuesday and_SattnUay in each Week. Alld the ICralket all Sorts of Cattle, on Thitrsday iu eath Week. This Day was published, ,Elegantly printed in Foolscap 0 elavo,.with Four Plates, price 45. boards, T HE VICAR of • WAKEFIELD, a Tale. By Dr. , OLIVFR•C t tLDsmini. Printed for. Clark and Co. Manchester; W. 'ones, Li • verprxii. and Ilawsori-ami Rodfind, Hull. • The Market for Potatoes and Vegetables will commence each Day at Six o'Clock,.and for outer Articles, at Eight o:C-lock_in. the. Morning..; a►ld will- close every Day..at Three o'Clock in the afternoon. In a. few Days will be pubtisiied, in One Vol. btc..lax , o, irRAVELS in ITALY. By the Abbe BAR:.: THE E MY, Author of the . 0 - oyage of A nacharsis. Printed front en,: Orkida . l Letters to Count CaYlus. With an Appendix, containing several Pieces, never before pnb lished, by the Abbe Winkelman, incquir, Zarillo, and other Learned Men. The accommodations and conveniencies for standing, shew, safety, regularity, and dispatch, will be rendered as CoMplet and riled as possible, and calculated tor the reception of the various articles and' commodities, whalier brought or conveyed by Water on the Canal, or .i 4 • Waggons •and Carts by Land. • The situation.of• Paddington for a Market,. considering at the same. time the •ctieap - -and easy triode of conveyance, by means of the Canal, Will, it is; presUmed, forcibly strike those who may have occasion • tolniake use. of a Market in London. • • ;3n.,,,,40n; to Wit, • - V V Il i jOPIN'jONES' HENBREY; alias gth D. i°llllHenbrey; jontneyrnin Coachinaker, did, on the a Mark:ll,lazt, leavv a Piike of Wot k he itad,in, hand halt nV,..„4.._nished state . , although he., had been, more tk);.)4. Tool's o 'r, finiOted, and has likinvise Teti his Chest or . 4 nle „Pretnises ; "this is to clinics:, any Person in the Li't said • . 1„,?„' . no_ to be defrauciedin like trynrier-tx vii""sirl, that Henbrey alias •Fienbrey . ; and further to fro utt ' he lib d oes not return, and 6ntsh'said Piece. oh this - i; t ‘ 1 410, and That, within the space r übli c hi§ Chest 43ci s I'ools UC . eC)1:.1 444/I ces of' f t : I " 4t on, to, niake good did Deffeienty, and . Ex- Witl i n e Ls „ l - Ij 9g said. Work. .l, Witness lug Hand this Ist: Day, of:,April,, TOSE P-H "PTA N,"COachmaker, Margaret -street, CaventlishLsquare. Prinied for G. and J. Robinson , Paternoster.row. Of whom May be had,. translated - • from the Fienrh,, .5. Memoirs of Louis XVI. from. his Marriage to his Death, by J. L. SOulavie the Elder, with .153 Portraits, 6 vols. 5v0...21. : Bs, boards, . • - • • „ It is intended that the Market Tolls and. Dues, shall be as low, if not lower, than those of any other established Market within the metropolis ; and means :will - be. taken to•regulat e the - Chaixes of the Salesman; upon terms that may prove reasonable and satisfatlory tQ the SaliAalaii, the Seller, and the B Ow. _ Due Notice will be given 'of : the Days on•whlch the - re-• spedive Markets will first open ,•; and it is..parricularly Wished to call theattentioded Farmers, Graziers, Millers, Mealmen, Maltsters, and other Persons, as well those who may have occasion to sell', as those who may have occasion to purchase, any.of the )3efore:.mentiOned Articles or Commodities, to the situation of Paddington for a Market, but More especially to the great advantage which will follow a Reduclion of the Charge of, Carriage in the case of Goods and Commodities conveyed in Boats or Barges on tlle:Canal,• and the great fad:. lity, and very easy expellee, by which the Manure and other Articlesanay be conveyed in return, to any distance. z. The Lite. of Bonaparte, with a ,Portrait by Heath, in vol Svo. Bs. boards. , This Day was published, , In One thick Vol. tzmo. price ss. inboards, or Os. bound ; :-containing more Letterpress than any other Medical Wcirk of a general and popular nature'; - • MHE FAMILY PHYSICIAN ) or DOMESTIC M fiD L F RI END, xontaining plain and. pradi cal instruOiOns for the prevention and cure of Diseases, ac_ cording to the last improvements and di . scOyerie, with a se ries of Chapters on Collateral Sub eels, comprizing every thing relative to the Theory and Principles of the• Medical Art, necessary to be known by the private Praditioner; the Whole divested of scientific and technical , words and phrases, and adapted to - the use of those Heads of''Fainilies•Nv ho have not hada Classical or Medical Education: : i.• i ., Th 4 4' ~.=ter RE ROY2iL,' LIVERP()Ot. . ~,o TicE is HER-F.i3Y -4T the GIVEN,- . present - LEASE of these Premises I"r opr v iit exllire on the .tst of Ja.nuary next, aryl that tbe .. aty p e e tot,s are ready and Willing to receive proposals froth 1 , 11 _ 1 :::0 •I tt or Persons incliiied . to treat for a new Le;se l . , . n exp`int2 Leon 4. 4.,iiiteiwrri to_ be new-mociciledabd- '1 agect ar' Itifor,-patlon .ot wh ichi,fogettler with aii oth , ot 1 1 relating to Conditions, ect.ss y apil.;it,ton, Ezd. may • be . koown by r P. 6.t0 Mr. john. Potter; iStiT. s, Niwington-bhdge.. ‘lverpool, March 24, Igo"- ][IcARD and' LODGING-. WANTED, by on 1: Eldame erly person , comfortable , lain; respectable in:sorne ~ 4 fron., ,, \V ho live in a,chearfuf Nelgi?boh P ou d or . Sitit i a m tio a n_, I vol l a"5° to zoo Miles'diidnt froth London. The Gt111 1`_"'. 1 " rare, liarrid li.4s own Wine, and require nothing but y pie ,wilich he would pay any adequate consideration. • 1.1 0 ,,,, a ,5e to address a' hne, with particulars, to X. Y. at 3 Coliee-httse; London. PEACE: — t,- Lathery- being'akain likely to experience Sorhi l T e e b. lessings which arise From Peace,. in resped -to - its 4 uany and Trading Interests, it is: resumed there are erci sjsuns in want of Suins of Alone). to enter into__ Corn alkstates?et u lations--all such having - Itlcames• arising from tay be I"ses,•.Pnaided E'roperev, or any real _Security, ,o,,lirruP•ecliately accominodated with Sums - trot - A 15,91. -. tion. ;;;''th a power .to' - return the 'Principal at their gs g ood. 0 V delay . Wal wliere the Sect , iriLy Cluck-: Persona l e a{nplicati ons 'iare reeeiveeklaity,, till 1 heec st ree , _t the , Ofho.: 9f Melville and Co. 'No, 7, Cecil -26‘ be,; ree Tho usan a Five. Hundred P &midi (nett divided) s z Avt,..s 1 - ant ur on llort 'lndaon ge upon-tnifed Property not exceeding L 7 . .----, b v , I:() T Httig: INI-11SH SAUCE.- • I riE Neitili TY, G_II\TTRY, and•PUBLIC In 141:G6„,, rengral, are respe-:.tfully informed, J. ,B U . . R . CI E SS . and. ENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, con,'" given' gllci i Pl _Plred by then - I'in the- saint .tritinner thatt hUi givt-n ~,,, etunversal a pprobation for man 11 1 oast. that - . r l / 41 1 1 1 long justly ,acqUired superiority. of Article is l'er l' c "tirsned in the opinion of the Country at large; and of thes:),ells resident in all parts of the World; 4114 .110N.Ing• tcwid ..I,E,:t of trial, ranks it in the situation it now llalilti E leh t Keneral utility of their Essence o, Anchovies and oilier .. dye r for I:ish, 4:c. induces thern,frorn the numerous Dur,,Tetnents daily appearing, to caution t'arailiesl*c:n.e, . is'4,,ln Warehouse asone .13, to' be , •had of their-Genw , tat thcir under. ' - 11,,.;erY other Article 41 tile Oil Tracta l for fancily use, of the -v, quality,We.-. . th, Ast-Incha '..l*rchants, Captnins of Ships . , SiO.Cifirceis in ti le ;', II Y awl NAvy, suppliest 1 , :on the shortest' notice/for , ..ast and West Indies,. eec. Ij4. Tor tlit convenience. of Families in Scotland, eney thei r :puintecl- Messrs. K. johniton.-and .C.o.•Ettlitburgh, Air _ ~!e Agents for Fish Sauces:, • vi.ottse, No. 19,7, corner of Savoy,stcph. •, ' Strand, London. ! ~ , The To, Dues, and other Charges, and also the System fOr the .rFgutation and dispatch of_ Business - in the Market, will be-ready for delivery in a short time. .Standings will be erected, as soon as possible, for the Sale of Meat,Sowls, fish, and other Provisions. • .I3V Order of the Committee, GRAY , and C APLI N, Clerks to the Company. ANTI_ I ACOBI N. Superb Edition. vr , R.. S.TOCkDALE respettfully .informs the A.V.t. Public, that he has purchased from the Assignees a John: Debrtt, Bankrupt,- the remaining Copies of that highl y-elAcenied• Work, the l'oetry oft Anti-jacobin, beau tifully printed in one • Volume, Royal 4to. on the finest wove hot pressed" Payer, and now offers'them for - a limited time, at half the original rice, viz. los. '6d. Piccadilly, Miircit 27, 1562. • HIGH HARROGATE. • o 13g LETT', pleaSantly situated near High Harrogate, a'.READY FURNISHED- HOUSE, by the month or year, -To be entered on immediately. The Tenadt ►uay'be accommodated with Coach house, Stabling, and a quantitylif Land, it required. For further• Particulars, apply to Dr. Jaques, Wedderburn Muse; Harrogate. A CAPITAL INN'in HULL. . . TO BE. , LE rr, and eutcred upon at Martinmas, 18oz, Mii.E . NEPTUNE INN and. TAVERN, lately built in a superior stile of modern Architeatire, and which for nuniber and size of .Rooni spf all descriptions, Cel lari, Carriage-houses anAl Stables, with excellent - Chambers, Biewhouse, Yards, spacious Garden Ground, and every other requisit&convenjence, is allowed to be une of ttie first Inns.in 'England,- _ • The inereasing-state of the Trade and consequence of the Town and Port, the•great improvement now making for the accomModatiou of Passengers between. Barton and Hull, and thoadrattigcous' sitinttion ,of the Honse, frothing Parliamvnt street, immediately communicating with the Quay and Dock,, makes this a most desirable after for any one who wishes to carry:on the Public tine in au extensive and re ' spedable manner. N. B. A CloSi of-Pasture Ground situate very. near the Town, will go -aka-it-with the Inn. Also, if- required, a most compad •within about two miles, of the Town, consisting of a good Farm-house, Barns, Stables, &c. and upWarthi of -Filty,:eiglit Acres of excellent Land, Meadow-. and' re G round. 4,4.l;ther Particulars max be known of Mr. Green, Attor ney, in Hu' 1, or at the Clerk's Office, in the Trinity House. there; HuLtjAelatch4o,..a•2.. By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M. D. Author of Medical Consultations ; 'of an Ess4 on the Dis eases of Women ; and.of a Treatise on the Nerves. The following respectable sanclion has already appeared of this Valuable Wqrk. " In our perusal of thisa:comprehetsive work, we have been particularly struck with the eotwisuiess and perspicuity with which the symptoms of the various diseases are describ ed; and the care every where taken to point out those marks or symptoms which distinguish one disease from another. This is indeed an essential requisite in a popular workiof this kind ; for if the disease bemiscaken u the well intended means of 'relief may prove fatally pernicious. In delivering the method of cure, the author has very properly accommodated his diredions to the understandings of plain, unlettered pa_ . rents, and guarded them against the conseq uences of using deleterious rein f lies without medical- assistance; We think, however, that even the experienced Praditioner will find many valuable hints and improvements not to be found in any other work, Besides the 'subjeds usually treated of in works on the• subjed• of Domestie Medicine, Dr, I', has given -the Methcid\of treating Accidents ; an Account of the Medicinal Baths and Springs in this Island, with their uses an Account of the Substances most commonly e iripinyed• in' Medicine, mote especially those found jn Great Britain, with their vir tues and uses, together with rules for collecting and prepar ing theta. .There is also, what no good book should be with out, a proper Index. Upon the whole, ifertensive research, important observation, and' praCtical utility, can stamp a" value on a. popular medical produdion, we believe the pre sent volume has such jUst'pretensiOns to the approbation and favour of the PUblic as cannot fail to ensure its:success." •. Medical and Physical Journal. 'Printed fot R. Phi St. Paul's church-yard ; sold by Hurst, Wallis, Symonds, and Westand . Pli%hes, Pa ternos,ter7row ; and brall Booksellers. _ _.... . .. . . N. B. That this popular \S c: may obtain ah immediate calculation, commensurate with theimportant and Useful in formation which it . a irains, the Vublisher• engages,. at any time, to exchange. •;• ith any Bookseller, Copies of any of his Publications.fOr.uem , Clean, and peril Cop:es:of this Nt!),:: . . • ADAMANTINE LESEC,'Sifft , eod Den't i s t; No: I z, Hanover_ street,. Idniover-square, respectfully ilif4tris the N'ir bility, and the Public in general, that after much study and difficulty, he has found out a Coriffialtion for Artificial Teethe, .entirely. incorruptible; being infinitely superior' to any thing evef yet offered - Id the -Public", is 'andioned by the most distinguished approbation : ~Of this Composition Mr. 'L. furnishes complete Sets ofTeetti, pot distinstnshable from natural ones ; replace s ev er y' d e fici e n cy; by. fixitig%ny number of single or double Teeth, be the .GuniS ever so de. fe6tive ' N. B. Continues his Operations on the Teeth a,nd Gums so usual. Dr. NOgRIS's DROPS. rrHE .pre valcilcy of Codghs, Colds, Obitruaions, X Delluxions in tae' Hail, has seldpin equalled the present period. As a-Cure in th ese ilistriSsiiig -complaints; this Medicine is recommended to public attention.; so cflitc tual arc- its operations; that the c:onstitutiOn is cleared" from all impurities arising front this sour e, too freiriluitly, by rernaUling, lay the foundation of the most dangerOus future consequences. _ , Tht: family bottle (z s.) is only to be hatt at . the Podtor's House, Lower Birook-strect, where all order's for Exportation are executed The smaller size sold wholesale and retail, by Bacon, • feboult and Co,- NO, Iso, Oxford-street; and retail, by all other Ve,nders of Medicine. BATH'. RESTORATIVE, oil. STRENGTHENIUG PILLS. TO' THE 'PUBLIC. - ANY of the Friends of the late SITURIVIS' R - M BATH, of Bristol, who were witnesses of the-power ful effects of his Restorative o r Strengthening Pills,. are de- , sirous so beneficial a Medicine should be made known . to the world. During Many years extensive pradice, the' Proprie„ tor forbore to give then-t p u bli c i t y, an d s c rupulousl y avoided . peouniary advantage to'hiinself or, family; yet their merit is so well- known id the city and neighbourhood wherelie re_ sided, that there are few of , the inaabitapts who wutild not give testimony to their excellence. _ They are particularly useful iii all • complaints to which Females are - stib , jed, and are peculiarlY'adapted to the con. stitution Of,,Giris of:about twelve or .thirtevn years of age; and tOt anise young Women who havo pallid complexions,. are afflicted with shortness of breihh, and great reludance to eXercise, these Pilis are It specific; as they, in a shin-t tinie, . restore to the Blood its lost etaSsatnentunT, and 'thereby give' the nlaoin'of Health to th palest cheek'. . They are a remedy ;Or all 'diseases thai originate in - the' Stomach ; • the lost tone of whi c h t li-ey..spciily restore ; they remove latillencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and promote Digestion i they haye been found.extretnely effica, ctous in Bilious 'and Hysterical- complaints ? ,Pains in the I Head, jaundice, arld in" broken and decayed Constitutions, i flour, fret, living or a variety of other causes• ' They 'barb been repeatedly loirriVii 'to - cure the [looping Cough; anti when' ' . given to Weakly or R ick.'tty Ctildren, they rarely tail et: tee.firvg a ctire. They are carefully prepared-by the Fat n ily, and sold whole.' sale'and retail' by Bailer and Howell, Witte:street, Bristol'; . - I also it; London, wholesale and retail, by. F. SMith; Druk J git, Hay Market 's; and retail by Darton and HarVey; Grace- -.• • church -street; and Willi in Clark, Confecti oner , in the ... aotiitigh; in itoxe at is. 6a. as._ 6d. - and*. ' stimPs inclUdida ~.