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, ;c • „ fet te Fir" I T 04 0 :1r 3 r eiZr 4 3ZT91 3-r • `"-"' • 9 • f 1 A .„.. I LI 14 If M E 3199.] WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1832. [PRICE sixrENc)i. f: • 4 op' rte . . Nol.•ember 14, tEo2. • . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. ,of HIS Al,l_ . yEsn's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notiee, that Pr -- posals will- be uteri:Jed at their Ogee, in St. Margaret-stree:, Westminster, on or before 410 NDAY , the 3d day of yanuay from such Pers9ns as ;very be wiliing to underta . ke the sap ply of a QuantitY of SLATE., for the Ordnance Service at Wool wich, to be delivered in the f.!iretuing Proportions, vie. Tons of the Zest Westmoreland Slates, and ,Tons, of the best Welsh Rags, to be delivered at Woolwich, between toe i sth of the ist of ;lure, 1803, or .sooner, f co:iv:nit!! ; and the further Quantity of 2.j0 Tons cf the lest W...,stinoreland Shies, and 2.5 fans of the best Welsh Rags, be delivered at Woolwich,, between the 15th of Jul}', and tat of Aag,ust, 1803, or soarer, if cc,rvenient.• ' • . . The Terms had /Iv cvptrafl may k 7:glum uliOn applicOor. 't • 7 17! '_e, .11.s f garet-4.'reet, • • ..zr,•,.• ork The Prdposats.t. be Attverea 2te the I' 0 . gee, i.o 5,.. Margaret -street,-Westminster, sraled and marked on the cw f r id e , " Proposals for aupplying Slates forte: SecviGe olthe BoArd of Ordnance," on or before the 3,/ d. of Ya)inavy next,. af4er which day no ajer will be admitted Jar Ike present contrail. By Order of the Board, R. Fl. CREW, Sec. EOCIETY • 1-11, EATRE-ROYAL,I)IZURY-LAN E . _ °-MORROW 'EVENING, Dec. 8, i Soz, • will be performed, VENICE PRE.SEii„VI3. FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand ; Dec: 1, 1302. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE. . PORT, viz. 4. .r. d. Right. Hon -I..orit*Willoughby de Broke A. lo o o Executors of James Pell, Esq. 2001. (dedu&ing " 121. StatfllVCllll)l' -. . • - - ISs o o James Chamness, Esq. per Treasurer - 50 0 0 f. H. Holder - Esq. - - 5 5 0 Hatsell, Esq. -, - 5 S o - Win. Blakesley, Esq. per Hoare - 5 0 a RaiPb Etwall i Esq. - • A. 3 3 0 George Goodthan, Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 folin Ward, Esq. ' -.- A. z 2 o Messrs. Theaston and Welchrnan - A. 4 4 ° Win'. Haydon, jurr. Esq. .. '.- A. z 0 a Seth Thompson, Esq.. - - • 1 1 o 'Received of Mr. Newman, for three Books - 0 18 0 Mr. Hearnden, taut benclattion . . - o 2 c . 'H. q. per - Treasurer - - Too o o E. T. - - . - - I. . .. A. A.T. . - - - 10 0 0 .C. C. by Mr. R.. Cruttewell - , - 5 o 0 L. L. per Hoares . , - - -, 5 o 0 L. W. ClerCcuS:(extra Benefadion) - 3 3 o A. B. by Mr. Stroud, New Rooms, Bath - 3 3 0 C* P* - - .- .. 2 2 0 I• F. • - • - - A. 2 2 o This Day has published, In Two Volumes Octavo, Price 13s. -in boards, A New Edition- (being tho... Fourth), of _ :1 - T - ECTURES-_ On the GOSPEL of ST. MAT- . J. THEW, deli'vered in th 6 Parish Church of St. lAtnes Westminster, in the. Years 1798, •17 99 , ifloo, and 18-t, By the Right Rey._ BE I L-BY PO RTEUS, iA , I T il 0 . A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. n Friday Every M an.l ' - with The Pannel. ..„...., _ ,L . i n i ns. Humour, . ----- -- -- -- i TI-i r. . . .., - -•A fRE-ROYAL, COVE !,'T-GARDEN, • 10-MORROW EVEIVING, - ati,' 8, • i Bc2, will be pttrforirkedi, • ':' . . . - • - THE CAUINET. . wirtt r)„- ANIMAL MNGNETISM. t ''':k: , ;steE r v riday, The - 111 an of thd :Norld, with A Talc of () I , • • ' te rl .2 '4 4 nday,llela s and 131unci ars, with A Tale of Mys i _ s ' 0 A. ,, 4 - 4 da ( po si t i ve ly , . on y ___ Bishop of London. . Printed for T. Cadell, jun. an d W. Davin, - Strand ;. T.' Payne, Mews-gate; and F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard. . Of whom may be had, by the same Author, t. A Summary of the ptinei.l)4l. Evidences for the Truth and Divine Origin of the Chritiati Revelation. Seventh Edition, Is. 6d. in boards. . And in - the Press, and speedily will be published, a new Edition (being the 9th) of Sermons on several Subjeds, by the same Author, z Vols. Bvo. • 'Day svcro .'.lettanfif printed in Quarto, Price sq. in boards THE LIFE of POGGIO BRACCIOLINI. By.theßev. WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. TEN THOOSA.ND POUNDS A NTED on :VIORTGAt 7 3E of a. very eom ,..'7,eSsrs. potent ESTATE, in L t AN'ASHIRE. Apply to offi,`"Felve arid Loxiliiin,.of Net - Y=lnn, London ; or at c4shi re .Leof NI • ess -rs. Wilson and Ro%vstone, Preston, Lan- This Day was published, In Oaavo, Price Bs. in boards a Second Edition of the Second Volume of A SERIES of PLAYS : in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger Passions of the Mind, each Passion being the Sub - e& of'asTragedy and a Comedy. By JOANNA; BAILLIE. Printed for.T. Cadell, jun. and - W. Davies, Strand. By whom is also published this Day, a new 'Edition, being the,4th, of the first Volume, price Bs. in boards. r EAST INDIA HOUSE, • November to, 1802. THE COURT of DIRECTORS oj UNITED COMPANY of iIIERCHAN TS' V ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the Company will le held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wedvesday, the 2.2 I December next, at Eleven o'Cloa in the Forent , on, for the 'purpose (J - declaring a Dividend from Midsummer last 7o Christmas next. WILLIAM RA Ai SA Y, Zi . • 4 1 9 1 z 0 Discharged and relieved from various Pri sons, •89 Debtors, for the sum of - - 2 37 3 4 Considered the Cases of 66 Petitioners—Approved 46 --Re ferred fortharaders'lB Petitions —And - rejeaed 2. ,Beneladions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea- Surer, Cheyne-walk, 'Chelsea; also by Messrs. Flerries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet -street; Messrs. Fuller and Chatteris, Lombard -street; Messrs. Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. .Finc.i-lane, Cornhill4 Messrs. Hammersleys, Pall-mall ; Messrs. 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Davies, Strand THE CHRISTIAN GUIDE; or, an Attempt to explain, in a SERIES of CONNECTED DIS COURSES, the LEADING AMTLCCES Of : Designed principally for the Use of Families and Yoioi Persons. * This Work, with Hume's and Smolleit's Histories, forms a complete Series from the earliest Accounts to the year ►7 3 3. As above may also be had, by the'same Author, Biographi cal Memoirs of the French Revolution, 2 vols. Bvo. 16s. in boards. RICH WHEEL.--Five Days of the present Lottery to Draw. Priie of - - • , 2 5 ,000 , • I---_ - - to,obo 3 -- - - - good • - - - 1 000 By CHARLES PLUMPTRE, Rector of Long Newton, Durbant. Printed for F. and C. Itivington, No. 6z, St... Paul's Church-Yard. Sold also by j. Hatchard, No. 190, • • Piccadilly. " We recommend in the strongest and most unreserved Terms, the whole of this Volume, as admirably adapted for theObjed for which it was published, namely, the Use of Families and Young Persons." • British Critic, Otlober, Hoz. ' This Evening will be published: . Price as. AFEW. DAYS IN PARIS; with Retnark charaleristic of several distinguished Personages. " A mask," says Castiglione, " gives privileges, though the wearer of it be known." Printed for the Autlaor, and sold by John Hatchard, Picca dilly. 4 ‘ - - &c. 4cc. &c. Price of 'a Ticket - 4. 1 9 0 0. trair - C. to oo 1 Eighth - X. /I/ 0 Quartet - -5.; o i Sixteenth - x 6 6 •SWIFT and Co: Old State Lottery-Office, ' No. i 1, Poultry. THE WAR-OFFICE. This Day was published, in Three Volumes, I2MO. price, iis.boards, dedicated to His Royal Highness the Duke of .1 m S HIONABLE DANCING—PRIVATE TUl'llOl`T. ESSRS.. HOPKINS and SONN ACADF-A II Y. for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashiwnable c t) ,ANCING , at COACHMAKE RS-HALL, Foster. lane, t l ,!eapsitle, continues Open forimprovement . 11 it ' I I)4IES and GENTLEMEN as have never' acquired Otis 2e cc omplishment. Or those Who have riot obtained the p:re t.nt FASHIONABLE NIODE, may be expeditiously Iti rilOed in the most P R IV ATE MANNER in all the ELE.- Ii,ANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now it use, to qua tp' jhein'for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES , . YOUNG LA si,S, and GENTLEMEN are also Taught every_FA quONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give IF_ . most eleAant Address. N 13, The Morning Academy 'for LADIES ONLY is 'pen, and will be continued till His Majesty's Birth-day. - . u_de re , MRS. Gent "rEEL with the most heart-felt ciratt , tur tnsiir her mos indt sincere ytrY • • - Th-nks to the Nobi titsntinr sympathy they have expressed vela loss, front t',•tict; shs trusts tri ;a _ ~hance of that patronage and support to herself and so long bestowed on her late' Htfsband. for 4l rs.. S. w il l therefore, still continue the WAREHOUSE ,the• Sale:' of ?.AV ENDER and' !TONEY WATERS, aulished near Twelve Years, assisted by her Brother, or . t i I : IE. VER, - who.has been in the Business the greatest part o it, 't time, and from his having a thorough knowledge of hetlier• assure their kind Patrons, - that the quality 44411 Articles which first established their extensive Sal; • ev er deserve - their future attention and support. • • Is, Catlierine-street, Strand. PATENT HAIR SPRING. II . PSS reslieafully informs the Public, that after 146. lunch attention and expellee, lie has invented and .eheht complete perfedion aSP RING tor the HAIR. I ‘'ith o ° °Ject of its construetion is . to en.tble_ Gentlemen, ch n ut tile assistance of a Servant or-ar Hair Drcseer, to ex a/;" i ge a Dishabille for a full Head-dress.—The - Spring is so t v l ) .., te ct to a . Queue, that it may be fastened to Or lons t.l7 from the natural Hair or a Pertique in a single mo tier, without the possibility of its many'ertently falling sh 0 •0 It is peculiarly adapted for Gentlemen - .v . ho ride, hunt, Oililiti; and take such exercise as discomposes the Hair, and e found an excellent expedient for Alitary and aval , s its cers, utility will excite an universal demand, and there i hy , for i t '.e 4 servile imitation, ROSS has procured a PATE N T he and as the exten t o f that utility cannot be described, ho "ItFs the'Vtiblic to examirte the Invention at his Ware -I\o. e for O rnamental - Ha i r i n a ll i t s various fashions, at c ton 13 ishopsgate-street, within three doors of the ion- gn , ( VENTED IMPERI NI. DINING TABLE, Pos v il BED, CHA BED, Handsome Brass - screw Four and — ' and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16 Catherine -street, Strand. k j"il s of the Imperial Dining Tables, T. Mor- TlEen had th e H onour o f shewing to THEIR MAJES- Iv s re a nd the PRINCESSES a t the Queen's House, who Ili gen ',scording to their accustomed gbodness of encouraging ati• or dn, most graciously pleased to express their highest Itlir e , t y tion and sanction of the same. Also the much ad tip a „brass Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed kte ~./ 14 taken down without Tools, the Furnitures to which °tit :l l ade upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking oil with -1.4.4"ite use of Nails, Tools, Eicc. Several other Articles of ure in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new kus l c , lll „P r uved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable Oles nue , Nett Beds, and every other Article requisite for La °ther-1 Gentlemen going to the East and West Indies, and all I,ott Or eigu Climates • are allowed far superior to any other - "re -" , L u allY sold ; handsome Dome Beds, and new designed or Window Curtains en suit l~loe, with every other Article urniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by ytn awl Sande rs , Furnishing. Upholsterers and Cabinet No• 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Gentlemen troth tPharticula• r in the Numbers, No. 16 and 17, three Doors e Strand. CLI-lEN FURNITURE, LAMP, a nd lAMP-01!. (2r l R EHOUSE, No. 188 Two Doors from St. Dunstan ' s A urch, Fleet -street. A R NOLD FINCHETT respeelfully begs leave stip„„t o inform the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that-they maybe . A rt red at th e a b ove Warehouse w i t h the greatest variet y o f -I,e c ies of th e b est Workmanship and on the most reasonable tur r e 4l , s, in Doubl e Bl oc k Tin, C opper or Iron Kitchen Fur niture "i-nplete Sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen F.urni qui re c . at 81' Is. or any part may be had separate, if en re ; e 41,111 Portable Roasting jacks, with retle , ding Skre 9 that May be for small Families ; Portable Cottage Ovens, . %ets a Y,., be used over any Stove or common cue . ; (:)rtr tl - e '• uouble Block Tin • Dish Covers ; a gente el nt of real Pontipool and Bronzed Tea and Coffee 14 14'n ele g an tlY mounted, and of the newest patterns ; fine er s Tea Trays, , Wa iters, Tea Caddies, Plate Warm lariat; . ° " ‘ee B iggins , &c. in Pontipool and. other ornamental ed; zes ,i.n.elegant assortment of Plated Articles, with v est St ovts Kitchen Ranges, Register, Pantheon; and Fo rest tha tlib i er great variety of 'fable Knives, Jelly. 4S, eh e e . 'lathing Machines; Conjurers, or Travellins, Ki t . t ox 7 4 a 4lcufated for Pleasure Parties ; Phosphorus 1 iicider so ns "d Matche s - Lam Hearing Truinpeta to assist , Deaf Per= l ) a. larg e 1 04 t l i s ian tor t_ s t ass ortment ' of Hall Lanterns, ikild Pat" ireases, Sideboards, Counting-housfis.; Read- W arelionses, and various other purposes. Genuine Spermaceti OR. ; ri s. t, MONEY "READY TO ADVANCE. A LL Persons i n the Possession of Inc om e s , a ri s - A ing from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges . , ,mlarriage Settlements, Widows jointures, Annuities, Patent places ;• Church Livings, or any other certain Income for Line, may he supplied with temporary or permanent Sums Njoney Co any amount, by paying, an adequate Annuity In terest for the same, redeemable at any time at their own nptiott. The Nobility and Gentry of known property may a ccammodatal on theit,personul sectt:lty,. ve yed, and Sold by Public or Private Contrad. Personal applications will be received every day till Three o'Cloek, and Letters from Correspondents in Town or, C o untry (post-paid), will be immediately answered, address ed to Messrs.. Harris and Co. at the Annuity Bank, No. 9, Great Suffolk -street, Charing_ Cross. • D:PERKINS,- Patentee of the ME 1 ALLAC •D TRACTORS, notifies, 'that he has committed their entire sale to his Agent, F. Smith, Chemist, ,Haymarket, who is full gitalified to satisfy every inciuiry rt%peciing them. Price six Guineas, including the tax of zos.- The Patentee also announces, that as their efficacy is now established in painful and local atledions (the late trials on Horses having removed the idea that they acted on imagina tion), and as they are Wont to be honoured with the high patronage of a ruSt,ic INST IT UT lON of the first he thinks it unnecessary to continue the publication of Cases. This Institution proposing to open a correspondence with Literary Men, both at.liome and abroad, on the Metallic Influence, and to publish it with their own transadlions annually, he recommends Cases, &c. to be addressed rather to the• Secretary of that Establishment. This Day was published, price 2S 6d. RespeEtfully inscribed to the King's Most Excellent Ma jesty, Patron of the Royal Hiunane Society ; to the Right Honourable the President, the Vice-Presidents, the Trea surer, and Medical Assistants • N ESSAY on the PRESERVATION of j SHIPWRECKED MARINERS ; containing RULES pot only for preventing Shipmireck, but also for rescuing dis tressed Vessels in that perilous Situation; shewing the pe culiar excellence of the Northumberland Life-boats, and the necessity of stationing them on the different Coasts. The at tention of the Public being at length happily, awakened to the subject, the Plan, it is hoped, will speedily he carried into execution, by which it can no longer be doubted, that many valuable Lives, and much Property, may annually be saved to the Community. ...... . . By A. FO rHERGILL, M.D. F.R.S. &c., • Also, by the same Author, the 3d Edition, enlarged, price 4s. A New Inquiry on the Suspension of ViLli rlclion, to which was unanimously adjudged the Society's Gold Medal. Sold for the Benefit of the Humane Society, by johnson, Mawman, and Rivington; also by the Country Booksellers. TO 13-E SOLD BY AUCTION, At the York Tavern, in the City of York, on Tuesday the 28tlf of December, doz, precisely at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, A Very Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, , .£l. consisting of a good Farm House, with suitable Out buildings, and 61A. z R. 2.3 R. 'of dry, fertile, and very im proVable Land, called EGBORMIGH, situated in the Parish of Killington, in the East Riding of the County of York. The situation of the Farm House is beautiful, and may, at a moderate expellee, be .turned into a Hunting Box, commanding a View of an extensive and rich Country, and is near the Navigable River Ayre, being distant only four Miles from Snaith, six from Ferrybridge, and eight from Selby. The Tenant (William Reynolds) will chew the Pre mises ; and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Calvert, Durham. SAINT tROIX, DANISH WEST INDIES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At parraway's Coffee-house, London, in March next, (un less an acceptable Offer shall be sooner made), THE SUGAR PLANTATION called . BEES. TON HILL, situate one mile and a iaalf from Bass End, the Capital of the Island; with about Ninety-three Negroes, of all • Descriptions, a good Stock of Cattle, and every other requisite for the advantageous occupation f the Estate, which consists of about tio Acres "of excellent Land, in Sugar and Provision Grounds, a very small Portion, but what is valuable in its kind. An excellent Dwelling-house, in one of the pleasantest and most healthy Situations in the West Indies, V.Tindinill, Boiling-house with two sets of Coppers, Curing-house, Molasses Receiver, Rum Cellar, Two Stills, Three-stall Stable, 'Coach-house, and other detached Offices, the whole in good repair, the Purchaser to have Possession on the tat of Augrist, 1803. The Pur chase-money to be paid in Cash, or satisfactory Bills, toyer cent. at the time of Sale, io per cent. at the time of deliver ing possession, and the Remainder by four yearly InstalMents, wan Security for Payment in London, with Interest at 6 per cent. Further Particulars may be had by inquiry 01 the Pre mises ; of Mr. Vandermersch, Muscovy -court, Tower Hill ; or Mr, Pensarn, Serjcant's-Inn, Fleet-street, Landoll. Preparing for the Press, 'a New Edition of THE POETICAL WORKS of DRYDEN. With Notes, Critical and Explanatory. Designed for publication •by the late Rev. Joseph Warton, D. D. To which will be added, Farther Illustrations by the Rev. John Warton, A. M. This Day was published, In Five Volumes Octavo, price zl. in boards, TEM EAST PART OF NNAT.S..qf the FRENCH REVOLUTION ; ' '- r 3 Crriowtlogicat Account of PtinCipai AnC.cdotes and Cliaraekers hitherto unpin lished. By A. F. BERTRAND DE MOLLEVILLE, Minister of State. (Translated by R. C. Dallas,, Esq. from the Originl Ma nuscript of the Author).. Pri:ited for 'l'. Cadell, 'jun. and Davies, in the Strand. The above Part, in French, may be had at De Boa's, Gerard-street, Soho; and Dulau's. Soho-square. Of whom may also be had, ' ' • t. The First Part of the above Work, in 4 vols, price 11. los. in boards. z. Private Memoirs relative to the Last Year of the Reign of Louis XVI. late King of France, with Five Portraits, from Original Pictures, of the Royal Family of France, 3 vols. price 11. is. in boards. This Day was published, 1-landscrnely printed on a fine Paper, in a small size for the pocket, price in boards, is. in plain binding is.. 6d. or in elegant binding es. 6d. L) ELF-EMPLOYMENT in SECRET. Left un der the Handwriting of the Rev. Mr. Corbet, late of Chichester. A new Edition. By WILLIAM UNWIN, 111 - . A. Reaor of Stock cum Ramsden-Belhouse, Essex. Print - ea for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6i, St. Paul's Church-yard : solttalso by I Hatchard, in Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, lately published, The Meditations of a Recluse: chiefly on Religious Sub jetts.-, By John Brewster, M. A. Vicar of Stockton upon' Tees, and Greatham, Durham. The Second Edition, in one large vol. 12M0. price inboards 4s. oron fine Royal Paper, 6s. - . This Day was published, Price is. 6d. Dedicated and presented, by Permission, TO HIS MAJESTY, THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, Preached. at Grosve nor Chapel, on the Bth of April ; and, with Local Alterations, at Holyrood's ,Church, \Southampton, on the zoth tune; and at St. Helier's, in the Island of jersey, on the 18th of [lily, 1802. t. By RICHARD VALPY, D.D. F.A.S. - With Notes by the Author. • Son secours me ionise, . Et me fait trouver ra vie Dans les horreurs du trep - as. 1. B. Rciussr.u, Odes Sac. And an Appendix on Resuscitation, by the'Society. Sold by , Rivingtons, Pridden; Sewell, and Johnson. This Day were published', price 2s. The THIRD EDITION of THOUGHTS on the hate GENERAL ELEC TION, as DEMONSTRATIVE of the PRO GRESS of JACOBINISNI. By JOHN BOWLES, Esq. With Corretions and Additions. • N. B. The Additions may be had, gratis, by the purchasers of the former Editions. Printed for F. and C. Rivillgton,'St. Paul's Church-yard. Sold also by W. and [. lticharason, Royal Exchange; R. Faulder, New Bond-street ; 1. Flatchard, Piccadilly ; and Spragg, King-street, Covent-garden. Of whom May be had, by the same Author, priCe 2s. 6d. The Fourth Edition of Refleaions, Political and Moral, at the Conclusion of the War. • - This Day was published, ' Handsomely printed in two large Vols. Bvo. , Price in boards, - 16s. The second Edition, Enlarged and corre6ted t ELEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, introdueimy to useful Books.in - theprincipal Branches of Literature and Science. With Lists of the most approved Authors. Designed chiefly for the junior students in the Universities, and the higher Classes itt Schools. By HENRY KETT, B. D. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College; Oxford. Sold by Messrs. Rivingrons, St Paul's Church-yard ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and Egerton, Whitehall, London ; Hartwell arid Parker, and J. Cooke, Oxford ; and Deighton, Cambridge. (hwhom may be had, lately'published by the same Author, , The Fourth Edition of, History the Interpreter of Prophecy ; in two Vols. Bvo. price in boirds, t4s. , , York, THE WA 'R -OF FIC E. A Novel. By MISS GUNNING, Author of ['he Packet, Farmer's : Boy, Re , Divided into Chapters, among which are the following : Westminster Bridge—Village 'Annals—Little Wanderers Village Clergyman—Tudor Abbey—Castle in I re l and —Ad dress and Humanity—An Escape—Domestic Happiness A Discovery and Death—The Packet=—linage of Man—A Funeral, .stc: Printo for M. Jones, No. t, Paternoster-row. I.3lNr!hgligi: it:4ml , o 14ml, r - Ar 11 - Cai , • *AN or, The Mysterious Stranger, a Nova. ,mil 'lVass HOIstC4I. Dedicated to the Right Hon. the Viscountess BLlkeley. -This Day was published, Price ss. irl boards, 'TABLES for the PURCHASING and RENEW ING of LEASES, for Termsbf Years certain and for Lives ; with Rules for determining the Value of, th,: Revera sion of Estates after any such Leas;..s, and for the So:ution of other useful Ptobleins; adapted to general use. To which is added, an Appendix, containing, besides the Demonstrations, some Remarks on the Method, adopted by Dr. Price and Mr. Morgan, for finding the Value of Annul.- ties payable Ilalf-yearly, Quarterly, Sze. By FRANCIS BA I t, Y, of the Stock Exchange. Sold by W. J. amt . !. Richardson, Cornhill.- TO THE, TRUE FRIENDS OF OUR CHURCH - AND STATE, BOTH CLERGY AND LAII Y. On the Ist of December was published, THE TWENTY-SECOND NUMBER, (Price One Shilling) Of that highly esteemed Work, THE ORTHODOX CHURCHIVIAN's MA. GAZINE : Containing, amongst many other very interesting Articles, The Lite of Bishop WilsOn, a Critique on the Forty-fifth Psalm, A short Way with the Methodists, Bishop Home on Infidelity, An Essay, by the Rev. T. Ludlam, upon the Meanings of the Word Law ; Observations on the History of Cornelius, by the late Rev. W. Ludlam ; Remarks on Dr. Duncan's Hints to the Clergy, A Letter from the aev. E. Pearson to the Rev. Dr. Paley, on his M. and P. Philosophy, &c. ; Remarks on the National Title, Essay upon the Nature of Faith, Review of the Bishop of London's Lettare, West's Letters, ThirlwalM Diates sacon, Bowles's Thoughts on the late General Eleaion and Jacobinism, Pearson on the Arminian and Calvinistic Con. troversy, Dawbeney's Discourses, &c. ; Obituary, with alt Account of distinguished Persons, Preferments, &c. &c. Printed for j. Spragg, No: 16, King-street, Covent garden, and may be had ,of all booksellers and newsmen in the United Kingdoms,. EXTERNAL APPEARANCE NECESSARY IN LIFE. T. ORD CHESTERFIELD particularly advises 1.4 Cleanliness, not only . as necessary to Health, but the Success of our Fortunes in Life; and. with so slothful a complaint as sly disease that has the least analogy to the zicroinki, Indolence will naturally prevent either of the sexes from profiting by this excellent observation. ERUPTIONS IN-THE FACE. The inconsistent ,doctrine of those who recommend Ex ternal Applications for Internal Complaints, is obviated in the following simple question : Will the fur which adheres to the irrside of a kettle, or boiler, be removed by washing .the outside ? - The same comparison may be made 'respelling the human frame : Can anjtiternal complaint be removed by an external application ? These questions are left to be an swered by every Reader, which will spew the ridiculous ness of inculcating this doctrine; while the Infallibility of Dr. BRO DU NPs BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the extraordinary Cures that daily appear in the Papers, parti cularly-in cases of the above nature : Dr. Bro4um, as a regu lar Physician has been known many years, and not as a , •Nostrum Vender. His motive for publishing this advertise ment, is to secure the Health of the Public from the danger that attends external application, which, to his knowledge, has proved fatal to many who have placed in it,an improper confidence. A Naval Captain in the India Service, during a long period was afflieled with a Lues Vencrea, which he contracted when' a Midshipman; the complaint in onsequence tell into his liMbs, and the ulcers it occasioned exposed the hones to view ; by recommendation of a .Captain,George, of Hull, he applied to, Dr. Brodum, and in three months •waS restohl ; but being apprehensive of. a return, as he was immediately obliged to sail for India, he took with him a dozen botrks of his Botanical Syrup, from which he has experienced their salutary areas. The Botanical Syrup, and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be.had at the Doctor's House, No. 9, Albion-street, in bottles or el. as.—its. 6d. and ss. sd. ;' and by all Printers, Bo o ksellers, and Venders of Medicine, in the United ,king. dom,' with proper direelion,s. The Medicine may be had every day. A quart bottle con. tains equal to five small ones. It will be necessary the Docicir should see such Patients as are afflieted with Deafness or Loss of Sight, or tend their Cases by letter or parcel to the Piktckt (post or carriage paid) with his usual les s _ s. • • FRESH POTTED CHAR. No. lei, Corner of Savoy Steps, Dec. 8. 1802%, BURGESS and SON re-ipettfully inform te„.'ne Nobility and. Families iti general, they have this day a Quantity of FRESH POTTED CHAR front u t 'odettnere Lake, which tliev c.in reco.tnTilend to be of a - quality to any before iniroducod. 5,1 4 ,_, \7 P. . sturgeon, Welch Senoaked Salmon, Brunswl,::; " . "ges, New French Olives. &c -, Warehouse as above.