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i ~~. ~~ MEER 2963.] THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, March 20, 1802, will be perfonned THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. MUNDEN"; Isaac.the Jew, Mr. FAWCETT; ' • Ferdinand, • Mr. JOHNTONE Antonio, Mr. HILL ; . Father Paul, M r . TOW NSEND ; Carlos, Mr. BRAHAM The Duenna, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Louisa, Mrs. MARTYR ; Clara, Mrs. BILLINGTON. WITH WITH HONEST_ THIEVES. .. 11 r vi?,,Monerouse.day, the Duenna; Clara, by M rs. Billi ngton, On A i le -le sclaY, The Cabinetovith The Review;Scej v Grand Ballet in Adion, with entire nevv Music, Decoration 3 is in rehearsal. :11 Gl..ot7FEsTilt MUSIC MEETING. HE MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS of ORD, Gi.oucEsTEß, WORCESTER. , will be held at Gl oucester on Wednesday, Trs h u , ' , ay, and Friday the Bth, 9th, and to and H , E RE tit of September next. S TEW A R DS. • Tile ...' 4Np." Admiral I 's E RKE LEY, 4IN RY HOWARD, ESCI L M. P. Sit HENRY LIP PINCOTT, Bart.- ' 'The very :I Rhe R. ev. Mr. ev. Dr. L UXMORE, Dean of Glo' , ster . , the Rev___ LE. Mr L ICH'ADDLESTROP, LO y D : .. BAKER. . . THEASHBY-1 ell CANAL. next GENE RAOASSEMBLY of PRO ' P RI ETORS to this U ndertaking will.be held at the , WHITE -1 - 1 A RT INN, in Ashby de.l;-Zouch, on Monday the FIFTH DAY of APRIL ne - xt, at the Hour of Eleven .tznth6 Forenoon, When and where the several Proprietors arc. %neste to attend bjr themselves or Proxies. Clerk. AShy.de_la_Zouch, nthHENRY SMITH, Aaing March, 1802. PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN, _ February , 1 P I fRPOSA 1?02. LS FOR LIGHTING THE ,. lON - FRS 11E. DI RECTORS and COMML:rS bi., L., - , n, S_Tf-EFTS. 41,1ci will receive Proposals for Lightiog r th r e e t u h someand tge t will receive in this City, and, for l(eepute Urnitureood order, from the ist _or_Spte ag n r i e b ed er text, for 0 eieo g - -or Three Years, as shall be 11P . ,Zild the G i ' l l e o ' be T s ‘ t v o o l ' iave double Burners.. :_' the Board arc willing (if desired) to enter e into one or ',.,,ltiaate bee or C. ( ., , tr th oe. c ts e f o o n r otletabesatioi.re...,Ya _,,,,. of rt:ilbsals t o be sent to thia . .which will be 1307,ky next, sealed up, and directed to the Secretary of the o ` t rq• and indorsed " Proposals for Lighting,' . se ___, arntcrin the presence or the Proposer or his Repre , gr o atyic. Nk: Q h ne c''lock on the said day, after which day no proposal will received. i Signed by Order, WM. I. HOMAN', Sec. , . , VI CKE IZ .-- N , s -- - INIu .DRESSES'ERIAL GRECIAN - and PARISIAN' lIFAD , or DECORATIVE lIAIR'CA'PS• ad ned- for their BEAUTY, FASHION- And CON- V.ENIENCE. - . ITITESE EEAD-DkESSES Possess such:Taste and Elegance, that the Ydung they grace, the Middle , dgeitthey•enliven, and the elderly they dignify.- , Price 365. to ,42,5. (except light-ciiiours.) .... 1 •'" ' ' Gentlemen's 425. 't 63s each._ .e _ No ',. 6, Tavistoek-street, CoVent-Gard n, „vr.v.—NEW ARTICLES FO R FULL MOURNIINIG. ROBINSON; NO. 12, Henrietta.street, ! W • Covent-garclen,.begs leave to offer to the Nobility and Gentry, an Article entirely new, called IMPERIAL t NIII Az E EN, being as suitable for the deepest Mourning a ' the old. Bornbazeens hilt' its texture :WTI - nu - nig of so much More lightness ;'softness, and (from the manner it falls to the for ,softness, it is presumed much more elegance, that the Pro , ptietor trusts it will meet that general approbation (pOrticu-. ! talt4rly 111 the fashion:tble circles) which has disthiguished seve other Articles he has exclusively brought forward. N. 11: Robinson. reopeetrully acquaints Ladies of Fashion, tliat he is now fully stock, Sarsnet.Cambric4, of which - - he. ed Nyith his so much admired fadurer to the Royal Fami Is the Inventor, and Mann a variety of I YHe has ready tor lnspeclion new colours for the Spring, with s - everal other elgant' no'veltie's in iniitures of Silk and Cotton, &c. &c. w hich grenot to be had. elsewhere, .4 liberal be to ;Merchants and Dealers. r , . To THE CURI OUS IN FISH SAUCE.. HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in ~ , general, are respe'dfully infOrmed, J. BURG ESS and .on's GEN UINE ESS ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues ‘t(,)_,le prepared by them in the same manner that has given ' 4,..1,.. universal apDrobation for many years past- i ftiiii!i.e fang justl-y-acquiTed 'superiority of that Anti e of i per): confirmed in the opinion of Country at large, and ! 1 th e te'_nst% resident in all .parts of. - the World, T h e e 'Dr trial, ranks it m the situation it now maintains, and having stood riph R,gelleral utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other q vert U , c ,. es for Fish, &c. Liduces them, lie &c. in Phrcli 4`lllcut'..l.kilY a PPearinF, from the numerous to caution lial!t' _ t b ut asii,% the satne -as nuncios tobe had of men . Genuine, .at tlltir,Warehouse as under -' be very St other Article ih th e Oil Trade for family use, of the q,ualitV • 11Vest-triata: MerChaurs, Captainsnf Ships; in &c. 0 ffrc.ers , t e Arm;, aro ~, ,•.-‘ , N4Y, suppLcd upon the.shortes+ notice for );tvst and West frilics, &c. -4:.- r° the .cotiveliierice of Families . hi ScOtlind i ifieY their -aPpointed Messrs.. R.: Johnston :aid Co. r.dinttrrgli, ~.. sole Agent.; for. Fish Sauces. . . arel;use,' N0..." - Ici7, slorner of Savor-steps. t-: - • Strand, London. 4-SMA, COFiji. EST4-1-I.'.li.AN DLNIERARA: , Lt ESTATE tv be Soid,-contiguous to, 04t..,„, and. making' part of an extensive Plantation. ‘_ te ee,bove will. make a very cheap arid very complete b y 7 1.. .Estate (bc,ing alidady'whcilly impOldered, or inclosed, c t ,,, 4 vlng a Sluice); an:P.the - purelraser :may tie saved every r'nec of 13u4ding3, 'lilt a small Habitation or two for a s, 4,Nregrees, and a Man.,-er's House, which would be ot „Ing considetation. '" 9 i',eurirt, the Proprietor wilt, enter into an agreerncit with any ~ ,stetnan inclined to cultivate the above, on "Perms mt.- , "411 Y advantar,eous. • The Q a ,'- i • - • - and i ira in eitner case would be: vdry. iworsideribie•: • 1 a • the furrnVt,,,inlms:diate rennburscrnew • v..oyld begin, 44;,L1 WOUld itlckli 2.5,0c0 prime Coffee Trees,.five ycars' and' tohalfold, i ntersper; , td with- Plantations.. ' • ' - s reason for disposing of the above i:; ; that the Proprie-: as much adjoinirtg Land in cultivation as lie can at PreSent give attention to. - ' "" --. Col • tt4PP!../.Cc-house (by.Lerter post. di ta 111 r. ac r , • A - j ri -r • FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1802. EAMER, MAYOR, In a Meeting or Assembly of . the Mayor, Aldermen, and Liverymen of the several Companies of the City of Lon don, in.CoMmon Hall assembled, in the Guildhall of the said City, on Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1802. ' Resolved, THAT it appears to this- Common Hall, that the A. Tax. upon Income is highly partial and oppressive in its operation, no discrimination whatever being Made between the temporary, precarious, and fluduating incomes arising from the personal exertion of individuals in trade, .annuities, &c. and the incomes' proceeding from landed and funded pro perty. Resolved unanimously, That the saitTax has already pro duced many serious evils; and has been one great cause of the excessive high price of all the necessaries of life, as well also as the rapid and enormous increase of the Poor Rates through out the kingdom. Resolve& unanimously, That the powers vested in the. Commissioners, before whom men are compelled to make a degrading disclosure of their most private concerns, esta blishes a dangerous inquisition never befote attempted in this country, harassing and vexatious to individuals, and repugnant to the l'ree principles of the British Constitution. Resolved unanimously, That the said,Ttx is destrulive to the morals of the people, by holding out rewards for decep tion, and even perjury itself. Resolved, 'I hat the said Tax is so odious and offensive in its principle, and so hostile to the liberties of the people, that no modification whatever can render it either equitable, just, or practicable. - Resolved unanimously, That a petition be presented to the Honourable House of. Commons for' an immediate repeal thereof. Resolved unanimously, That the. said Petition be fairly' transcribed, signed by two Aldermen and six Liverymen, and presented to the HonOutable the House of Commons by Harvey Christian Comhe, Esq. one of this City's .Repre sentat►ves in Parliament. . Resolved unanimously, That the Representatives for this City in Parliament be instructed to suppOrt the, same, and any. Motion or Motions which may be made for the repeal of the said Tax. Resolved, That every constitutional effort be made for the purpose of obtaining a repeal of : this oppressive a►td inqui sitorial Tax ; and that we do earne fr stirreoommend meetings to be held in the City of Westminster and Borough of Southwark, as well also as throUghout :he Country, for the purpose of effeding so desirable an objet. Resolved unanimously, That a Committee be appointed to consider the most etiedual means of obtaining the obied of our Petition, and that they be instructed to confer with other Committees for that purpose. Resolved unanimously, that the- following Gentlemen be on the Committee, viz. Mr. Dan, Alekan4er, 'Jacob Cope, oseph Howell, Joseph Holden, , Joseph Hurcomb, 'Joseph Jackson, Ebenezer Johnston, lames Morgan, George Maltby, Samuel Nicholson, Robert Percy, Mr. Thomas Reeve, Richard Sharp, Henry Srriithers, William Sturch, David Steel, George Stevenson, Benjamin Travers, James Tatlock . fame; 'Faddy, obert Waithman. Resolved unanimously, that the Thanks of this Common Hall be given - to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, fur his chearYal .readines in calling this Common Hall, andi for his impartial conduct this day. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Common Hall be given to Benjamin Travers, Esq. Citizen and Fish monger, for his conduct in bringing forward the business of this day. : RgioLycd nnaninionsly, That the Thanks of this Cosnmon 11. , 1t he Oven to Robert Waithman, Esq. Citizen and Frane v4+rla."-Ai!--tPr, for his condud in seconding the business of this esolved unanimously, That the above Resolutions be signed by the Towst Clerk; artcl . published in all the Morning and ENening Papors, WOODTHORPE. FIVE .muNpßEli" GUINEAS REWARD. Whitehall, March 9, 1802. - , WHEREAS it has been humbly represented to the that in the Niiht of the 4th instant, the HouSe of Mr. F. TAYLOR, of New M.itton, Yorkshir e. (pie Cashier in the Bank of Messrs. R. C. Broadly and Co.), burglaribusiywas broken open by some Persons, who, after securing said Mr. Taylpr, by tying him in bed, obtained'by threits•the4{.eysuf the &ilk and - of one of the lion Chests, stole. therefrom Cash, .Bank of England Notes, and Coon ery*Barik-NOteS; chiefly those of the East Riding Bank, td a considerable amount, the Property df , the said, MesSrs. R. C. Broadley and Co. His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to justice the Persons concerned in the Burglary-above men tioned, is hereby pleased to promise His most gracious Par.• don to any one of them (except the .Person who first broke open and entered the said Dwel linglHouse), • who shall disco ver hisjir their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that he, she, or they may be apprehended and convircled thereof. PELHAM. And as a further Encouragement, a REWARD of FIVE HUNDRED.GUIN EAS is hereby offered •to any Person or Petsons making such Discovery's s aforesaid (except as is be fore excepted), to be paid upon the Convidion of any 'one or more of t he 0 IfenderS, by R. C. BROADLEY, Esq.. and Co. This Day was published in Quarto, price los. 6d.. in Boards, THE FIRST PART of the-THIRD VOLUME of the COMMUNICATIONS to the BOARD of AGRICULTURE, consisting principally of the PRIZE ESSAYS, on the best rncthodot converting GRASS LAND into TILLAGE, &c. Also a new Edition,. in Octavo, illustrated with Nineteen Plates, price 6s. in Boards, of Mr. ELKINGTON!s MODE of DRAINING LAND. Printed for G. and W. Nicol, .Booksellers to His Majesty, and the Board of Agriculture, Pall-Mall. Where may be had, the rest of the Publications of the Board. • . GLOUCESTERSHIRE to Wit. - WE, the HIGH SHERIFF and GRAND TURY ,of the County, •assembled, at the Assizes holden at Gloucester on the i ith Day of March, zgoz, taking into consideration the Reduaion in the Prices of Hay and Corn; are of opinion, that the PRICES OF POST HORSES PER MILE OUGHT TO ,BE REDUCED, and that the Charge for Corn and Hay at the Inns in this Count y is exorbitant, and should be diminished in propor. tion to the Price of those Articles :—And we also resolve, that we will- ourselves discourage, and also recommend to others to discourage, those Inns which. continue to charge the present advanced Prices. JAMES MUSGRAVE, High Sheriff: WORCESTER, Foreman. • R. E. H. Somerset Thomas Mee j . S. Cocks John Hollings William. Hicks Dv. Raymond Barker G: O. Paul Matthew A'Deane Henry Lippincott William Veel "rhormts Crawley Boevey John Paul Paul tdirrund*Probyn Thdmas Manle Thomas Williams Jaynes Agg C liatics Hayward Paul Wathen Thomas B. Delabere Samuel Wathen . Nathaniel Clitfbtd Henry Hicks. TO RE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made - in 4 Cause *herein THOMAS WEST and Others arc Plaintilis,. and OSM A N VI CENT, Esq. and Others are Defendants, before Nicholas Ridley, Esq. one of the o;the said Court , at the'Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Saturday the 27th day of March, iBa2, .at ThiN.-e'o'ClOck in the Afternoon, in One Lot, • AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, h e ld for Ttircv.q.ives, callecf ASHMORE GREEN FARM, in - the.ParislvolThatcham, in the County of Berks, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Flahpod, as Tenant at Will, late the property .of John Potfer TlVels, 'Esq. deceased. . . Printed Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chanibers, - in. Southampton-buildins aforesaid ; of '4lessrs.. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn,. London - , of Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-Inn, Londod ; ~of MesSrs-Wortham and Stephenson, Solicitors, Castle-street, IKboyn, - I t andon of Mr. King, S o licitor, Ne w b ur y, ilerxs ; and of the Mr. I - labgobd, the Tenant. ADDRESS TO THE .PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, ON -SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS IN GENERAL. SCORBUTIC, and other Eruptive Disorders, have very considerably increased in this Country of late years ; notwithstanding many remedies have been repeatedly °tiered to the Public, under the most species pretences, and it is a matter of regret, this after the strenuous ettbrts of so many persotis i attentive to the cure of these uomplaints, and the whole Msteria Medics having been ransacked for the 'means to eradicate them, they should still gain ground, and . become ina manner constitutional to numbers of the inhabi-• tants vf this climate. upon this important .subjed, has at length determined Doctor Solomon to endeavour to point • out to the Public the causes of these maladies—the vac rio.us - torms and appearances by which they are manifested, and to oar• some observations on the best mode to obtain a certain and lasting cure; and, he trusts, that the destrndive disorders above alluded to, will be totally eradicated in many, and t heir dreadful symptoms greatly relieved in all,. who ap ply to the remedies recommended to them ; in the selection of which, the greatest care has been taken to discard every thing that can possibly tend to hurt the weakest constitu tions, and to unite with judicious acumen those medicines which are the most pointedly directed to remove obstrudions and correct impuritiesin the vital stream. It has been held by all Physicians, that Chronic Distem pers abound chiefly among the inhabitants of the Northern parts of the Globe; and we have unhappily experienced the truth of this assertion in this Country, where the frequent sudden changes of the weather at certain seasons of the year, spread the most excruciating and alarming disorders among us, by chilling the blood, and materially affecting time state of the perspiration ; and thus occasioning colds, coughs, rhetuns, &c. &c. •the portentous harbingets of almost every disease which proves so fatal to the inhabitants of America. Perhaps there is no place on earth so subjed to these sudden changes as the United States, where the extremes of heat and cold are often experienced in one day. Renee it becomes a matter. of the greatest national importance, to seek out for some general and decided remedy tor those disorders which take their rise front obstru&edjierspiration. One of the im mediate Meets of this ObstruCtion is to contaminate the vital fluid, by fixing the saline particles in. the blood, which na ture would kindly evaporate, and thus increasing the impure juices, and disposing. them to corruption and putreladion ; which is the true source of various obstinate and dangerous disorders. TO the Afltided with the Scurvy, King's Evil, Scrofula, Struma, Leprosy, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout, Ithettmatism ) Piles, Lues yencrea, Yaws, and Disorders'ori gloating in 0 bstruded Perspiration, or impurity of the Blood Dr. Sonostos having been long in possession of a recipe for the certain and -etiecinal cure of those disorders which arise from an impure and vitiated state of the blood and lymph, has observed with thedeepest regret, the numberless instances where patients have pined away a miserable exist ence without receiving the smallest benefit from any thing they could procure, he has at length yielded to the pressing necessities of his fellow-creatures, and dctermiiied to publish to the world a Medicine truly calculated to cleanse the blood from' all foulness', counteract every morbid atil:Ction, and restore weak constitutions.: The Anti-Impetigines is by no means a new medicine ; it is founded on a chemical and philosophical basis, under the sanction of the great and learned . 174:. Cullen, of Edinburgh, who describes ImPetigines" in his ever-to-be admired Practice of Physic, No. 1737, as ," disorders originating from a depraved habit, or AA - lions of the skin." Innumerable letters of recommendation and certificates from the Clergy, Churchwardens, Aad Overseers, in - various parts of England, - are in the Proprietor's possession ; particularly from ' - The Rev. J 'Atkinson, of Cuirdale. The Rev: Richard-Carr, of Bi • 'The Rev. John Fawl, of-W' gars. The Rev. J. Hague, of Butterworth. The Rev. Samuel Sewell, of Prescdt. The Rev. William Twy ford, of•Didsbury. The Rev. Philip Kitchen, of Liverpool. The Rev. A. Clarke, Methodist Preacher, Nlimchester. The Rev. loseph Taylor, of Coppull. Theßev: Thomas Knowles of Standish. The Rev. Thomas Lowe, of Atherton. The Rev.• fohn Rel pile, - of Oswald Turth. The Rev. Richard I ohnson, of AiS,•.7arth. The Rev. John Crcwdson, of HindleY. The Key . fisher,. of Scorton, -parish of Garstang. The - Rev. %Vestal', Nev.' Acrington,. near Blackburn. • The Rev. W. Pearson, of Bolton, &c &c. • Sold by f . Mathews 'Strand, London ; and by all the re putableMedicirieVeders,--BoOkteltets,• i'ke: in every prin cipal town in America, pr , ce Los. ud. a bottle, with copious diredions, . sealed up. •• Family Bottles at zl. Jos.. contain six half-guinea. ones; on which 13s. are saved. • "r Dr. Solomon may be consulted by letter (post-paid) inclosing his usual fee of a guinea, direded " Money letter, Dr. Solomon, Soleslrau'a-pWce; Livetpdol ; pail do . uble postage." THE SAVAGE OF AVEYRON. This Day was published, price 3s. 6d. in boards, embellished with his Portrait, A N HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL 1.1 ACCOUNT of the Discovery and Edification of A SAVAGE IVIAN ; or of the first ileVelopements, Physical and, Moral, of the YOUNG SAVAGE- CAUGHT in the WOODS, in the Department of Aveyron, in the year 1798, and brought to Paris, by order of the French Government, in 1799. By E. M. ITARD, Physician to the National Institution for the Deafand Dumb, Men*lr of the Medical Society of Paris, &c. Printed forß.. Phillips, No. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard; and sold by all Booksellers. i t . This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Two , large Voluthes, Duodecimo, Price in boards, Bs. AN ESSAY -on EDUCATION ; in which are particUlarly considered the MERITS and the DE FECTS of the DISCIPLINE and INSTRUCTION in our Academies.. By the Rev. WILLIAM BARROW, 'LLD. and F.A.S. Author of the Bamptori Leaure for 1799, and late Master of taz Academy, Soho-square, London. London: i;iinted fur F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Eight Sermons : containing Answers to some Popular Ob jections agaiilt the Necessity or the Credibility of the Chris tian Revekttion. Preached in the Year 1799, befbre the University of Oxford, at the Barnpton- Ledure. In. a val. Bvo. price in boards, 75. - This Day was published, • In. Two Volumes, Price 7s. in boards, a New Edition, critically correded, of rrHE WORKS of.HORACE, translated literally into English Prose; for the , Use of. those, who are de sirous of aCtiuiring or recovering a competent Knowledge of the Latia Language. ty, C. SMART„ A. M. s Of Pembroke College, Cambridge. , London : Printed for j. Mawman, in the Poultry ; I. Cuthell, Middle-row, Holborn; andi Lackington, Allen and Co.Finsbury-square. OVI/Afr, ;_ii . : ---;----- ," 4 ' . •-;. , ---- y*,, ,4 ' ///, /Al I ,( I • 7,04 1 [:PRICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE of . COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS, No. 7, Austin. Friars, Feb. 26, - 1802. STATEMENTS of INCOXIE for the YEAR ISo2. r- r , HE COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS -11- for jhe CITY of LONDON and its Picinity, do hereby give.Notire, That in pursuance of the several Ail; for granting, certain Duties upon.lncome, they have appr,inted their Secretary, T HOM A S MALSHAM, Esq. to.recein,re Statements of ',wove for the Year commencing on the sth day of April iSoz, and ending on the stb . day of April 1803, from all Persons engaged in Trade or‘Manufaame within the, Limits of their I:al:Salon, whose Income front-Trade or Manufattstre - shall amount to 2401. and upwards*.. The Statements are to Li• seakel- up and addressed to the said THOMAS MARSHA,M, Esq. and , to: St , delivere& at this Office, where attendance will be given to receive the same evoy day (Sundays excepted) from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon until F:ur o'Clock in the Afternoon. , Every Person bringing a Statement is Is receive a I\r.-: in at this Office, by which Number he is to receive-the C.'ertjficate Ins Assessment when prepared. THOMAS MARSHAM, Sec. The extent of the jurisdiaion is—the City •of London, the City and Liberty of Westminster, the Borough of South- nark, the several Parishes within the Bills of Mortality, and the Parishes of St. Mary-le-bonne and St. Pancras, and all the Parishes within .the Counties of Middlesex, Essex, Kent, and Surrey, any part whereof shall be situat4 within ten miles of the Royal Exchange.. . . N. B. Proper Forms, , with Blanks, for makingma Statements, and printed Instrutiions for estimating Income, may he had at this Office. 37! A 4 - >k f t e lv, ;-# t • •.. i _ cA , 1 , 4 30444 7 1 'V I t OFFICE of COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS, No. 7, Austin Friars, Feb. 26, iBs2. THE COMMERCIAL .COMMISSIONERS for the CITY of LONDON and its Vicinity, requeAt the Public to take Notice, That all Persons engaged in Trade o r AL ? - nufathire within the limits of their . 7urisdie7ion, 2iwbose• Con tribution in rerpec? of Income arising from Trade or Manufaaure shall amount to the Sum of 201. or upward:, are REc aIR ED to deliver their Statements at this Board ; and farther, that by the 39th Geo. 111. Cap. 22. it is ENACT ED that all Statements are to be delivered in on or before the 3oth day of March annually, under a Penalty of zol. THOMAS MARSIMAL PERKINS's PATENT TRACTORS. At the Close of this Month will be published, A N ENTIRE. NEW WORK, adducing nearly zOOO Cures, and detailing several Hundred Cases, chietfy in painful diseases, on the Human Body and Animals., but especially on Infants and Horses; communicated to the Pa tentee-within the last eleven months, chiefly by Gentl4nen of the Clerical and Medical Professions. The Patentee slncerely regrets his inability to oblige. his nu- merous Correspohdents, by giving publicity to the the Letters addressed.to him for that purpose, but he trists, these whose Cases are omitted, will withhold their censure, on being /informed, that the publication of the - whole, re ceived within the last . eleven months, would have 'filled a moderate quarto volume. Several severe strictures also on the proceedings of cwtain Medical Gentlemen at Bath arid - Bristol, the Patentee hopes he sLall be excused for on sting, and for introducing in their room, a short and plain statement of simple fadts, which abundantly shew the absurdity of these attempts, without the employment of acrimony, which should ever be avoided. In this Work, information will be given of a most daring attempt at misleading the Public, which is no less than the discovery that the Experiments lately published, purporting to have been made by fictitious 'Praetors, to shew thelnetti cacy of the real ones, appear on investigation to be entire falsehood, the whole proving a fabrication. The body of evidence, in the present work of the Patentee, is far more important than in that of any former Book. Thu possessors of the Tradors, being entitled to . it gratis, are re quested to apply for it to the Author, in Leicester-square.-- Sold to others at the low price of is. by J. Johnson, Saint Paul's Church-yard, and all other Booksellers. N. B. 'the Traitors may be had as usual, price. Five Gui neas the Set, of B. D. Perkins, A. M. the Patentee, in the .house of the_late 'Surgeon Hunter, Leicester-square ; and of Frederick 'Smith, Chemist and Druggist, in the Hay-marker London. WADITED to PURCHASE, -or RF.NT, FROM One to Three Hundred Acres of Land, with a Convenient and good House, not required farge, but with. proper Offices, for a gentscl Family; and with im mediate possession. It being sometimes a wish with Gentle. men that Negotiations of .this description should be•particti— larly private,. the most (ifrequired) circumspea silence will be observed. Address (post-paid) A. L. at Mr. Rice's, Solicitor, Du four's-place, Broad-street, Golden-square.. • ADAMANTINE TEETH. MR LESEC, Surgeon Dentist,o.- az,Tlno er . 1•1 st . reet,Hanover-square,respeafully informs his . Frieuds and the Public in general,that after much difficulty and troublo he has found. out a Composition entirely incorruptible for Artificial Teeth, which being-infinitely Superior to any thin; ever yet offered to the Public, is sant.tioncd by the most 'dis tin,-.uislied approbation. Of this Composition' Mr. 1.. fur_ nishes complete Sets,. fixed in a manner not distinguishable from natural ones; replaces every deficiency, by fixing any number of single or double Teeth, be the Gums ever so de. N. 13. Mr. - L. continues his . o perations on the 'recall and Gums as usual. . • Dr. ANALEPTIC PILLS. • TIOR the Rheumatisms 'and' Colds which prevail at this season of the year, 'no Medicine is so safe . and. efficacious as Dc. JAMES'S ANALEP TIC PI L I.S. Their peculiar tendency to prorriote - PerspiratiOn, and all the nattiral Secretions, will account .tOr their singular-virtues in these: Complaints„ .as well/as in many others to which the it iiti6i4 frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate.. areadthirably calculated for Disorders of the Stornachand Bowels, tin' 'persons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto for. thoSe whose constitutions have been ailbaed by a too active or too sedentary life. They 'are likewise particularly scr.: viceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Inthgestion, amain re moving 4. , bad effeEts of free living; as also in preventirig Palsies and Apoplexies, so oftentin.-consequence of intem perance.. I(ccourseshould be had to thein.after every excess of eating drinking, and upon every slight indisposition ; and thus their well-known charaeteristie of. promoting longevity will be maintained; for, by assisting Nature in the diit dis charge of the animal hanalons, and by keeping th,c consti. tution as it were in continual ropznr, they prcm•le the hotlyin f;t.al. tit and vigour, and prevent premature decay. As the AN ALE is'Cl CPIL LS owe their excellence to a peculiar preparation, ‘‘ - nich has - never been divulged.. av 'the Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only be had. ,etitirie from there ; and they are said by Francis Nes her', at the Warehouse for Dr.:James's Powder, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Chcapsieta, London, and 'at Dr—james's late house in p ‘ ruton-street, in braes, price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp included ; or the quantity of Six may be had in one large Box for ti. zs."6d: . Observe that' the Name " NawnEay, No. 4,;, St. Paul's," is engraved in .the Stamps.; All others text:its.. • a a Xl,l THEATRE-ROYAL ; DRURY 7 LANE. 1 13 -MORROW EVENING,. March zo, i goz, will be performed,. • • VENICE PRESERV'D. . Duke of Venice, Mr. MADDOCK'S ; Priuli, Mr. POWELL ; • Javier, Mr: KEMBLE ; Pierre, Mr. BARRYAIORE ; Renault, Mr. PACKER. - • Belvidera, Mrs. SIDDONS. wint • THE FESTIVAL OF.BACCHUS. ' AND • THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D. TPnylonday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. L,. s nct , 9n. Tuesday, the Opera of Artaxerxes ; Mandan, by Mt s° 13111ington. i , 11) 41