The Sun. — London, England, 1802-11-20 00:00:00

• • ,a1. , 1 .1 t t\g'l'4 • - ..: - .;; . • 11 4 • 4 1. 4 ‘4O . 1 4/./A0 \ 7 y. I-54 A -W 4 - 41 AniitXf on ;t ofu., 60.1'16 4011,4 /, r: 1 e otNiC st' ._.----~ - . )1.1e.1) 0 ? ca At r. ,iat"d , o. A. • ,e! le sr°'2 It ie Ty reel= are 114,4,, t,:stats. :2:11/04., I :h• ON-t - o' d . cartcArr.: ig,2. 'cOinCi '-tc7ol°' . . re • e Viso o f titOP &j/ wt. *® L'nfor " CO; 3 31,d .„, • of :‘; io F , 11 1 P" ut,er'lc Sri MSI is P . ecod- t" r y v 13.1 Iv W stop to viol 3 j- t cm • ~,n. Dil.,. C. :ljt; t h til l)4 1 i; t o f . co;tl i ! 4e rfl pe a 4 y (I;c e`l o ,l3 rtg Y - 01 1 utl"jbc b cl""" urgeoo ;ti iir t Y cure of rep tUi t'' oo Wil l 0 NUMBER 3174.1 TH EATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov. zz, TRoz, will be presented, THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir Bashful Constant Mr. BANNI sTE, R, jun. air 1 113 rilliallt F as hion, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Loverriore, Mr. WROUGHTON ; William, Mr. PALMER. The Widow Belmour, Mrs. JORDAN. Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. POPE ; Lady Constant, Miss MELLON ; Muslin, Miss POPE. WITH - - A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. With New Scenery and Decorations. 'The "Overture and Musk composed and seleaed KELLY. by Mr. The Characters by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, j un. 4 ' 11. • KELLY, Mr. WEWITZER, Mi. SEDGWICK, Mr. SUETT, Mr HOLLINGSWORTH . SPARKS, Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND. The new Musical Piece of A House to he Sold, continuing " be recti'vect with the most unbounded applause, will be it prated every Evening till further notice. t 0: n Tuesday, .the Play of Lovers' Vows ; Amelia Wilden 'lla bv 4 Young r d •On Wed n •a • nlrrxs. j°;,lure:actly io an eby I Y :ex t .t h , e the Comedy of The Wonder ;VI t On S an t st Appearauce on thi j; ing Richard th e T Tragedy of King Richard ; the Part hird by a Young Gentleman (bring his ONR N HE ATRE-R6TAL, COVENT-GADE. MONDAY EVENING, Nov. tz, liBoz, will be performed, KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Richard, Mr. COOKE ; . Richmond, Mr. CORY : And Lady Ann, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. .WITH A TALE OF MYSTERY. The Music composed by Dr. Busby, The Principal Charaeters fiy 14, Ali. H. TOFINSTON, Mr. MURRAY, a tANCHA RD, Mr. FA.RI.IiY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY, Mr. SNMONS, Mrs. GIBBS, and Mrs.. MATTOCKS. The Dances by 44 essrs. Bologna, jun. Dubois, King, Master Byrne, And Mrs. WYB ROW. terZlVruesday, Delays a n d Blunders, with The Tale of Mys- Ra Wednesday, The Cabinet, with Th e R ev i ew. 'n Delays and Blund ers , w i t h The Ta l e of 4YStery. On Friday, the Comedy of A New Way to Pay Old Debts, wrath The Talc of Mystery. A new Comic Opera, called Family Quarrel; will be pro d 11ced v er y speedily with new Music, Scenes, s Dtes3es, anti - "ecorations. 9 HANoVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. I SS LINWOOD' s EXHIBITION, with an i ADD ITION of PICTURES thi s SEASON, s now f _ Pen,Nuxe in will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, , the Morning till - Evening. Admittance One Shilling. oj A °9l 't ORPHANS OF CLERGYMEN. A. -----ft,rEkLy MEETING of the SOCIETY Y O r f ---"„NTA WING POOR ORPHAN mill N y MEN till of age to be put Apprentice, S_.t_rairlbei;;nfiTh'eunrscalatvtlie Crown and Anchor Tavern in the the zith of November instant, at Eight 1 , 3 , ( :Jock in the Evening for the Eleetion of Children into the the Society, and transacting other Iltis_iriestot . the EDW. EMBRY, Sec. CHARTER-HOUSE. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the 1/„..oblernen and Gentlemen Educated at CHARTER ,-/uSP c ti o A HOOL, will be held at the Charter-House, on noay the 13th or December. 'lt* Divine Service to begin at half 7 past One o'Clock. STLWARDS. Geo"ip E,earc"roft, Esq, , john Archer Houblon, Esq. rge 1 atmer, Esq. The Hon. john Scott, Esq. nomas Le Blanc E...q John Jortin, Esq. N •Ii• be: on Table at live o'clock, • • O_ RIO will appear in Johnson's Sun ' day Monitor a Letter of particular importance to the tinithapboiotart.ns ofthis ' great Metropolis ; both to the Rich and an : l l . _he Monitor is published between 3 and 5, Ludgate-hill, had of all the Newsmen• t„;"eA-uthor hopes that every Man who can aftbrd to k 7 , 1 ,1 61x pence, will red his sentiments. QV . 2, • 16, • ' irASHMNABLE DANCINT - G.;- - I'INVATE TUITION. -1-VI E I S - O S : RS :• HOPKINS and. SON I .s ACADEMY n L ( IvATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable Ch ea •J at COACHMA K E RS-HA LL, I . oster-larte, L continues Open IN - the improvethent of sueh Ac a nd - ENT EMEN as have never acquired this a corn push /tent. Or those who have not obtained the seat FAHIONABLE MODE, may be expeditiously tn struCiecint the most PRIVATE MANNER in all the E LE ' ANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now in use, to qua-. tijnern for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG LA_ SW S and GENTLEMEN- arc also Taught every FA- th e most DANCE, and every atteniion exerted to give " c elegant Address. open,l' • B. The Morning Academy for LADIES ONLY is and will be continued till His Majesty's Birth-day. HE very distinguished Approbation which e x R ( )13A RTS and PLO WMAN' s N ew Manufaacry has i t erienced f rom HER M A JES TY, " THE ROYAL kA tit m ei n m ei the Nobility and Gentry, &c. claims from them r r r espedful Acknowledgeinents. They batter themselves,. ~t °,l-1 their unretnittin attention to produce Taste:and Ele- Z a l lic • e in their Extensive Colledion for Fashionable Dress, t , t exceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited "' this Country. acin„R. and P. being the Inventors and Manufaaurers, warrant tVear of every Article sold in their Warehouse ; and beg lilaint the Public, they are only to be had genuine at ''r Ware-rooms, No. Chandos-street, Covqa-garden. AN ADVOWSON 17VANTED by Purchase, where the probability t I\•bi-ou an early Presentation may b e expeded, in a plea eighb h I t er :l4- Counties of Oxtbrd, Hants, Wilts, Berks, Glandes -I,e:Wztar.;',vhiicrkty, Northampton, i or Bucks, distant from London iii will be preferred, and, if with Land, 4, L 1 n of Tithes, the more agreeable.' f a "' re PPlY or address Letters to dr. Turner, Solicitor, Mar __ r-street, Cavendish-square, London, with full particu "is. vvhich will be immediately attended to. WANTED TO RENT, A-Tot-ISt' in the Country, FURNISHED, with th ere every A ccommodation for a :moderate Family, •w here no t I are no young Children;- the Situation must be healthy, Miles ess tha n Fifty nor more than One Hundred and Fifty, ,rs Westward of London, and within a small distance froni 4 7 4 •2: 4 ", but not in a town. . Manor the Twenty Acres of Land will be wanted, and if a ~;',°l : ttle more agreeable. pi e ‘ t l e 'e r House must be a good one, and the Premises in ; com :: Lor a i o e P a 1 r • To save trouble, a reference to some person In Direct for To the place is requested. Lo i , don, t'or A. B. At No, iz, Lawrclice.l,ane, Cheapiide; SA IU R DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 180,2. INVERNESS INNIRIVIAII.Y. Payable Payable on: Annually. Demand. 4.. T. d. s. d. A MOUNTofSUBSCRIP TIONS formerly advertised - 69 18 o 7506 t 3 Subscriptions from the Island of Grenada, viz. . James Hay, Esq. St. 'George's‘. 22 o o Alex. M‘Sween, Grand Maal Estate - - - - 10 ro 0 Alexander Campbell, Moran to 10 0 Thomas Foster, ditto 5 5 Dr.• John Stewart, of Grenada at oo John Waugh, Esq. St. George's 5 5 0 Robt. Robertson, Snug Corner 5 5 0 John Robertson, Boulieu Estate 5 5 0 John -Munro, St. George's - 2t 0 0 . • Richard Landrith, La Fortune Estate - - - 5 5 Alexander Fraser, St. George's at o Dr. John Hay, Gouyave - 5 5 William Mitchell, st. Georges 5 5 o George Chalmers, ditto - 5 5 0 James M'Birnie, ditto - 5 5 0 Cole Turner, ditto, - To to e Mr. Malcolm Campbell, ditto 5 5 o . John Ross,.Esq . Cat welly •EState 5 5 0 lames Carrure ditto 5 5 Robert Kerr, St. George's - 5 5 0 Laurence Cuming, Hermitage 3 3 o Thomas Clark, Paraclete Estate 5 5 o Alex. Fraser, Esq. Hermit,ge 31 to o Dr. Archibald Fraser, ditto - 5 5 o - • • - Mr. John O'Brien, Grenville - z 2 o Alexander Rose, Boulogne Estate 5 5 0 Mr. John Leming, Boulogne ditto z 2 o - James Smith, Mount Pleasant 5 5 0 john Farquhar, ditto z 2 o Alexander Fraser, Hermitage - 2 z o H. R. Church, Medey's Estate 2 2 o David Fisher, ditto 2 2 0 Robert Mather, Gouyave -;•• 2 2C. P. Purcell, Snell-hall Estate 2 z o Alexander Fraser, Livers ditto 2 2 o Sir Cohn Campbell, Boccage do. to to 0 Mr.MuugoM'Arthur,St.George's2. 2 o Ellon Mackillar, Nltrebeau Estate 5 5 o • Mess. Garry & Resch,St.George's I Q to o ' Mr. Thomas Forbes, ditto 5 .5 o George Ross, Hermitage '5 -5-0 • Alex. Campbell, St. John's Estate 3 - 3 0 William Muir, St. George's :5 5 o Peter Morrison, ditto - - • 3 3 0 David WE wen, ditto - . 5 5 o Norman M•Leod, ditto - 5 5 kobert Martin, ditto 5 5 0 George Shand, Esq. ditto • to to o john Stewart, ditto to to o Mr. Arthur M'Arthur, ditto 3 3 o Duncan Grant, ditto - to to o William Soutter, ditto - 3 3 Gavin Smith, St. George's - 5 5 0 Robert Porter; Morne Fcndue 5 5 o Farquhar Grant, Plain's Estate. 3 3 o William M'George, ditto . 2 2 o Jos. Alounsey, La Fortune Estate 3 3 o John Mackenzie, ditto . - z 2 Cha. M'Kei,zie, l'huillcriesEstate 3 3 o Philip SlL..pherd, Telliscope ditto 3 3 o - Dr. Geo. Paterson, Morne Fendue to to o Alex. Aberdeen, Plain's Estate 5 5 o • Peter Simpson, NlotintTrieul ditto 5 5 0 John Brander, Gouyave - 55 0 John Noble, Hermitage - 2 2 JoimM`Donald,lisq.PearlEstates 5 5 o • - - 4 2 3 J 0 Donation from Exchequer, out of the va cant Stipetikl of Inverness - -, 6o 0 20 6 6 County of Inverness, sth Donation of o 0 0 20 0 0 Alexander M‘Leod, Esq. of Dalvey - 0 0 0 to 0 0 Total - .6 9 18 0,C.).980 - 12; 8 • . Subscriptions continue to he received by Simon Era - .*, •Esq. King's Arms Yard, Coleman-street ; John Ogilvie, Esq. Argyll-street ; john Fraser, Esq. Suff)lk-lane ; john Mackenzie, - Esq: figtree-court, Temple; Alexander Fraser, Esq. .Lincoln's-inn; John' Mackenzie, King's Arms Yard, Coleman-street'; and Messrs. John Ord and Co. Cheapside, • London ; James Grant and Simon FraSer, Esqrs. Advocates, and Charles illClntosh and James Grant, Esqrs. Writers to the Signet, Edinburkh ;George Mclntosh, Esq. Glasgow; -and by robn ritoA, Esq. Provost of Inverness, Chairman of the Committee, and Campbell Mclntosh, Esq... Secretary. whom,To either of Gentlemen desirous of information re speding the Institution, will be pleased to apply. Inverness, Nov. rz, This Day was published, price Dos. 6d. in boards, OURNAL of a PARTY o f PLEASURE to PARIS, in.the month of A ugus t 1 8 0 z, with' thirteen sews from Nature, in aquatinta, illustrative of the Sce nery on the Road, in Paris,. and its Vicinity, by which any Persorkintending to take such a tourney., may form an accu rate idea of the Fxpence he would incur, and of the Pleasure he would probably receive. • • Printed tor T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. NEW ANNUAL REGISTER., In a few Days will be published, In One large Volume, Svo.. MHE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER or, GE ,NERAL REPOSITORY of HISTORY, POLL TICS, and LITERATURE, for the Year 180 r. To which is pretiXed, The History of Knowledge, Learn ing, and Taste, in Great Britain, during the Reigr of King Charles ll.—Part *„* Complete Sets in Twenty-one Volumes, with a Short Review of the principal Transactions of the present Reign, prefixed to the First VOlume, for the Year 1780 ;—or any single Volume may be hid separate. p — A Complete index to the New Annual Register, from its Commenceirtent to the Conclusion of the last Century,' has been for sonic time in preparation, and will be published early in 803.. _ :.Print ,a and l'ernoster- row:- This Day was published, price ts. riHRIST,IAN BENEVOLENcE ENFORCED, th a SERMON preached in the Parish Church.Of St. Martin, Leicester; on Sunday Odober3, ISoz. By EDWARD THOMAS VAUGHAN, M.A. Vicar of St. Martin's and A ll . Saints, in. Leicester, and Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge. For the Benefit of a Female Asylum, lately established in that Town. Sold by F. and C. Ilivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hatchard. Piccadilly; Cooke, • Oxford; and Deighton, Cambridge. TO BE SOLD, THE PWRPETUAL ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of REARSBY, in the County of LEI CESTER ; comprising tile ReCtorial House, which is eligibly situated in the Parish of Rearsby - aforesaid, within seven miles of Leicester, eight of Melton Mowbray,len of Loughborough, and six of QuOrndon, to all which Places there are Capital Turnpike Roads ; with several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture-ground, in the Lordship or Liberties of Rearsby aforesaid, containing together Three Hundred and Thirty—five Acres, and upwards. Also the Tithes of about _twenty-four act's of old•lnclosure ' which are taken in Kind, and several money payments i n lieu of Tithes, issuing out of about twenty-three Cottage Houses, in Rearsby aforesaid. • • There cs no Hamlet within• the Parish, and only one Church to serge. The inesent Incumbent is upwards of seventy-five years old; and very infirm. Further Particulars, may be had, by application to the Rev. Mr. J. Parsons, of Rearsby, or Messrs. King, Cooke, and King, Attornies, Leicester,- MAKE CHOICE.IMMEDIATE!S - Of the First Drawn Ticket 25,0001. or to,oool. on the Se cond Day, or to,oool. on the Third Day, or zs,oool. on the Fourth - Day; or Capital Prizes on any other Day of Drawing. • The Drawing of the ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, • begins on MONDAY, the 2.9 th of this Month. 'THE 'TICKET 9S, HALVES QUARTERS, E IGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling, in great variety of Numbers, and on the - lowest Terms. The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, by HO RNSIiY and Co. Stock-Brokers, _ _ _ at their old established State Lottery Office, ( Licensed pur- suant to A,et of Parliament,) No. 26, Cortthill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London, also in every Town in the Kingdom. Clubs, .SoCieties, and indivichial Purchasers, are requested not to delay buying their Tic;kets or Shares, on account of the very great demand 'Hornsby and Co. daily .experience.— Tickets rose on the first Day-of Drawing in the last Lottery to Twenty Guineas, and on the sixth Day a Ticket could not be had at any price. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities bought and sold by Commission. On Monday Morning at Ten o'Clock, Will be published, price zs. A TALE OF MYSTERY, a MELO DR.AME. By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Printectfor Richard.Plullips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church- Yard. . , WILTS. A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Four distind Lots, at the King and Queen Inn, in High_ worth, in the County of Wilts, on the xd day of Decem ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, subjed to such Con ditions as shall be then and there produced ; A VERY .Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD / 7 3.. ESTAT E;called the MANOR FARM, consisting of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land in a high state of cultivation, situate at South Morston, in the Parish of Highworth aforesaid, in a very pleasant and extremely ter. tile part of the Country, and distant.six miles from Farring ton, ,i tr,orn Swidd , 7o, and fifteen t:rom Wantage, all good Market Towns. • Lot I. Comprises a good Farm=house, and aDairy-house, Stables, and other Out-houses, all in good repair, .with the Court-yard, Gardens, Carrien, Orchards, &c. adjoining, containing upwards - of two Acres and . ? quarter, and with up wards of seventeen Acres of Pasture Land, and near eleven Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto. Lot a. Comprises a House with two Dwellings, and two Gardens, of rather more than a quarter of an Acre together, and upwards - of twentyl.eight Acres of rich Meadow. ' Lot 3. Comprises upwards of five Acres and a half of Meadow, upwards of twenty-two Acres and a half of Pas ture - Lank with a• Coww-Leaze in part thereof, and near half an Acreof C.7o)pice Ground. Lot 4. CoMprises upwards of fourteen Acres and a half of .very rich Meadow. - • • One ofthe Conditions on wl ich the Estate wilt be put up, - will be, that in case all the above Lots•shouldnot.acivally be sold, the biddings for those that shall be sold shall _be void, and the venders-'shall have a right to pat 'up the whole Estate in one entire Lot. • . ••- The whole of the above Premises are in Lease to Mr. Wm., Pinegar ' at a moderate rent, for a term of fourteen years, from Litily-day 099,.. determinable at the end of the first seven years, at the option either of Landlord or Tenant, on notice giVen, ..The Tenant pays all Taxes but the Land- Tax, whi ch is 61. I is. rod. a-year, and - is to repair tile glass of the Mildews, and to 'find-carriage for all other materials for repairs. A modus of ail. per Cow is payable to the Vicar for the Tithe of Milk, and a composition of eight guineas a-year ter all other Vicarial q i ithes of the Estates. For the accointhodation of the purchaser of Lot 1, the Ma nor of Bartell and South Morston, which is anextensive one, may, if the Estate be purchased in Lots, be bought by pri vate.contraCt ; and, in case the purchaser of that Lot should refuse to pbrchase it ; the option of buying.it will be given. to the purchasers of the other. Lots in rotation- and in case of refusal by all of them, the said Manor will ; be put up. to Auction, and sold to the hest bidder. For a view of the ,Premises, apply to Mr. Pinegar, the Tenant, who will shew the same ; and for further particu lars to Mr. Hut, Attorney, Andover, Hants. FOR RHEUMATISMS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS, PALSY, Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general Debility - and RelziXatiOn of the Syiteli'i, SPRAINS, BRUISES and CHILBLAINS, WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, (Pills and F, luid),are the most eftedual remedies in the World; having succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years standing, after every other. means had failed, and it has absolutely cured mufe Patients of the above CoMplaints, than. all the Medicines ever made. public.— The •Fluid is so singularly penetrating and •speedy in its ope ration, that Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed by two or three Applications. It'is prepared and sold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No, is, Greek-street,, Soho, London, and maybe had of every Medicine Vender in Eng land, Ireland, West Indies, and America. . , To prevent counterfeit intposition, the Genuine is signed on the Label by the Proprietor, R. Johnston , Apothecary, No. r's, Greek -street, Soho, London. ' -NEW, MUSIC This Day N . as published by GO ULDING; PHI P PS, and D'ALMA'i NE, Musicsellers, No. 45, Pall-Mall, and No. 76, St. James's-street. A SECOND BOOK of Three easy. SONATAS • for the Pianoforte, composed by J.Nlazzinghi, price 43. An Air, with variations for the Harp or Piano Forte, com posed by J. LaNgshaw, price zs. • Le Tour de Weymouth, et le retaur de Windsor,, a _grand and favourite Sonata, most respectfully inscribed to Their Majesties, composedby Theodore Smith, Op. 38, price 3s. A Grand Sonata for the Piano Forte, with an Accompa niment fur Violin, ad libitum, by T. Powell, price 33. • The Haunts of Fairies, a favourite Song tbr the Harp or Piano Forte, composed by T. Thompson, price is. 6d. Poor Will, a Ballad, by I'. Thompson, price ts. Tambonrina, a Canzonet, with an Accompaniment for the Piano forte or Harp, Tamborine, Flute, ad libitum, com posed by Theodore Smith, price Is: 6d. A Fourtii Sonata for the Piano Forte, in which are intro duced the favourite Scotch airs of Lochaber, and Duncan Grey, by T. H. Butler, price 25. 6d. The following new slow Movements, with favourite se lea Airs, arranged as Rondos for the Piano Forte, by, T. H. Butler, price each is. . A beautiful Persian Air: Polwart on the Green, a Scotch Air. A Neapolitan Air. • A Spanisn. Quick-step. The Chace, a new March and Hunting Roido. The Bottom of the Punch-bowl s a Scotch Air. The fiftliNumber of HandePs,celebrated Messiah, adapted for,the Piano , Forte, with an Accompaniment for Flute or Violin, by Joseph dazzinghi, price 35. DR. NORRIS's DROPS TN exciting the Public Attention to these Va luable Drops, an enumeratiew of particular Cases woi►ld be unnecessary ; successfubexperience ,for more than half a • century having sufficiently ,:stablistked their reputation in the cure of every Species - of Fever, 'esOeciatly the Yellow or, Putrid, for which they are 'eminently distingu►shed, the Pro prietor, froin their increasing celebrity, trot only derives the nii;itest gratification, but is enallled with confidence tore. commend a trial of their virtues,• the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and Bowel Complaints; yield to their benign, yet powerful in tiuence,and as a salutary . cordial in those disconitbrts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial effrtls. The Family Bottle, zzs. is only to be bad at the DoClor's House, Lower BrOok-srreet, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation executed. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Med;- cities ; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as a safe and etrealve aperient, inay be had' at all the above' Places, in boxes, at as. 9d. IPRICE SIXZENCE. GENERAL POST OFFICE, November it, apt; TOHN HATFlELD.standing chargeci upon o:qh with Counterfeiting the 4?-writing of a tllesubc, of Par &mint in the Superscription of Letters "to he sent by the lost, is order to avoid the Payment of the Ditty on Postage. 7 , Whoever shall apprehend the said. YOIIIV,I-I.ATFIELD, secure him in any of His Majesty's Gaols in this Kingdom, within thrie Months from the Date hereof, recap! A REWARD OF FIFTY POUNDS. By Command ef His Majesty's Portmastel General, FRANCIS FREELING, Sc.e The said 701N,HRTFLgL is about 45 year., of age; was 1 born at a place called Cra.dde‘ n Brooke, at the extremity of the Co:1m) . • of Chester, adjoining to York4•hire and per - by.vhire : it is the Son of a Clothier there, and followed that basinesi until he married a Lady f Family, many years ago, wh:er hi rereif,- -, ed to near Chester, and afterwards to near Liverpocl, add apieareit as a Gentlen:al.—Efe was for several years coeyirre.l ir. Scarbor:vg.h :maul, and about twoyears since Was released; when be went into ,he neig4bouiriood f Th.n., tom, and evar,-ied a s,cond 14 , ! hp is still livi4; he entered into Partnership in the Merca , ,t::e Line in that neighbourhood ; and in . 7ane last be was dear red a Ban,-: rapt, but never surrendered to the Co4, , ,nission. F.e sjent several Weeks at Keswick; and the neighboter6:yri, (furl, , S r the .Szozrzer, 07 a Tour to the Lakes, where he represented him:ef as the Hon. .ellexander Etie, M. P. and in that charader . 1-an;ed scveral Letters. On 11<e zd of Of7c;ter he was ularriecl at LorOn Church, near' resnalck, by the name of the Mir. A. Hope; to i a young woman, the daughter of a person who keeps an Inn adjoining the Lake of Butternteii ; he absconded front the.nce soon afterwards; was at Ravenglass on the zGth ofoqater; took the Coach fi;om thence to Lancaster, and was :it the Hotel at Chester a few days afterwards, where hi slept, andwent away on'foot the next nh.rn.:. fie tr about 5 . f.et rc inci:eibigh, stout made; full /are, bright eyes, light hair, thick 6e-6rows, strong but rather a light heard, ,fine•teeth, has it smiling countenance, good address, and manners of it Gentleman; he has a scar on one of his jaw Zones near the chin ;" the two middle fingers of his lei hand are stiff from an old wound, and he has a custom of pulling them straight with hi„ right hand is vely atlive, and has a spring in his gait. RCHER and HAUGHTON, fioni ljublini frisk Poplin and Tabbinet Manufathirers a d Mercers to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince anus[ Princess of Wales, Duke and lidtchess of Vdrk, 15utchess of Wirterriberg, arid the Pr - int . :asses,. No. 8, flenrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated Pdtionage rif Her MajeSty4 the different Branches of the Loyal Fanfily, and Ladies of the first Rank and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Public, the ric....ided superiority of Archer's and Haugliron's Poplins and Tabbinets Gold, Silver, Figur6d, and Plain Chainberry Muslim Italian- Cambric Sarsenets for Court,..llall Dresses; Turbans, &c. to render it unnecessary for that HouSe to reply to th, Adver tisements of others; whose, chief pretensio;i to the trade islthe copying of their Advertisements. , . • CAUTION. Whereas Archer and Haughton have cre,iblv - in.. formed, that a great n.any peopi- . r , r , and have been,„.for some time p..-', in,inyti.czt,i , ..ig ling Poplins and Tabhinets; as Irish, tan infeY 7 iiir quality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's'NlannfOlory, with a view to discredit and injure their liouse, and a gross impo'- sition on the Public in general; they are determined, as tar as lies in their power, -to p':osecutc ui Conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their Manufadure, that was not actually bought at their House • • *.* Merchants F;upplied to any Amount. They have,the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehons , : is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be tbund in an) other House in ToWn, Which they are enabled - to . sell (for ready money) at prjces much loWer thaii they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their o tvn manufaaure :—they consist of white and black Boinhaz tens, Chamberry Caintiric SarsenetS, kasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona - Serges, Lutest finks, Cyprus Sarsenets, Merles, Crapes, Scarf`silks, - Handkerchicts, Bombaz,rts for Servants, &c. also a gre:it choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yar , A. wide Poplins of a superior qui:ll4y, at 3s. bd. per yard ; V:elures , „ 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 in wearing, being of ',Ale very best triple.dyv. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning mar mfadured into Poplins or Tabhinet; - Tabherays tier Furnifu re of the chirtrent fashion. able Colours, matinfaefured . on th shortest notice-. The Ship MARY, of St , john's, Canada • - riAPTAIN ThomaiOlivt Master of the Mary, ‘..." of St. John's, Canada, so; !tinily declares that himself received a deal of benefit from l )r. Brodurn's Nervous Cor. dial ; .likewise ,his Wife,, Mar y Ann Oliver, was almost reduced to Death's door, and NN as perfettly cured, by taking Dr. Brodum's . Neryous Cordial , after being ',liven over by ail" the able Physicians, in the ('on Atry ;. like vise several of the Inhabitants of the Island have received great beneiit troin tho above Medicines. VVitr ,ass my Hand, TI-RSMAS OLIVER, A WORD) T 1) THE WISE As a serious caution to all who, from the nature of their Complaints, are obliged to •lave recourse to that dangerous preparation Mercury. Mer airy is certainly, it taken with discretion, a most noble an. effedual Cure or every speckle Of Venereal Infedion ; but ,on the other hand, there is not an article in the whole Mat aria Medica so replete with dan ger. Thus if a cold occu is when under-a course of this ex traordinary Medicine, itirc , luenily lo:tves.hehind it the Gout, Rheumatism, Numbness ! ,n the Limbs, Paralytic Atlee - tions, and wkich; perhaps, do r Kit appear for seven; eight, or ten years. Many Persons in business, Servants, and indeed all 'who, from the nature of their employments, are Obliged to be out in all weathers, b sing ,liable to catch. cold under a course of Mercury, whirl t may terminate with their lives; but no such danger will i i itervene to those who ,substitute Dr. BRODUM's f ,tOTANICA,L SYRUP, Which is.particularly rcco ..,•nended•to be used before persons enter into the Matrimonial - State, lest the indiscretions °fa • Parent are the source of ation to him the remainder Of his existence, by aflliaing his 'innocent, but unfortunate oft:+ spring, with the Evil, erw Hions of a most malignant ten.. • dency, and a variety of ot her Complaints that are mostas suredly introduced by the a , nemegic,'A and imprudence. The Botanical Svrup an , ;'Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doeto' r's Hot . ;se, No. 9, ,Albion-street, in Bot tles at IL 2s. r its 6d. an ss: sd. (Duty incluped) jeboult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. lie xtord-street, opposite Bond-street ,• N a: 42,, ire, ; Ward, No. 3a4, Holborn ;- Withers (late CockelPs) Medicine Warehouse, No. 229, Strand, Temp it Bar; 'Putt's, Royal. Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to His Majesty, N o , 41 , Pail-Mall; E. Newbery„Corner of fl".. Paul's Church-yard; Bolton's, Royal-Exchange; Chi ng and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; Burgeois, i‘iniek and S, )r„ No. 32, Haymarket ; Shaw's Me dicine Warehouse, Higl f-street,Bdrough, opposite the South wark Bank ; Mr. Pith' ing's, No. 76, Oxtbrd-street, oi:po site the Pantheon; Pc eoeS, Druggist, 32, Blackman-str:.t.', Borough ; Dicey, 80% And to be had of at' the: Booksellers and Pritite:•l PrinciPai Market To ems in the United Kingdom*.