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ng in 2 niggle lb: m(1(- :ay suit. to Mr. , . A -- -- - - " --7,..?:, N i A \v - Aa , 4- -Li rct4,..4 . 4 ,,' ,..1 p , i .. , m. ".. --'c 4,7 4rA ckicli t 44 i ii .... T S 4, t • liit: --. , t..... 0, .... l'.. w i . . ~43.,a_8,,, ~ • I/ .. , ,41 .... i 3 .,,..., ~-..i ffc., - ,- . ....f . ' ' ~'. ; "•,,,, , - .' s ; r, ' ‘ s •is)' % /ATI II r ' N 1 L 1,014: TU RDA Y, ANUAR Y 29, 1803. / 1"; S •; 34 [PRICE SIXPENCICS, STATE LOTTERY FOR APRIL ISo2. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Votueoleach. Total Value. 4 of A:. 2 ?. 000 is 4 10 . 0 ° 3 3 I„,„ • • .0,, *OO , __ 30,003 3 + .41.- „ , ' 5,00 , 3 w+. •15,000 S .., -.- *,coo - - 6,000 1 -.. • 1,000 -- ,ot)o lo --. 100 3,000 bo . so 3,000 12,500 -- 20 -- 250,000 lower tar t :uty leadtW, 01'FICE OF 'ORDNANCE Public No. tall A AgD isile4 very of tit; :t SOiP ! ace ; li:03 On Monday, the New Pantomime. 41$0 ' *lO ,~.+ ~x-,; ibkr lit . trs • THEATRE-RO YAL,A.O RED -LA P NE• THIs PRESENT' EVENING, January 29, 78 03, will ,b resented a new Comedy, iled HEAR BOTH SIDES. _ . th4c haraelers by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. gr. C. KF.MBLE, Mr. RAYNIOND, Mr. SUETT, Mr WROUGHTON,' Mr. CIIERRY, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. WEW TZE R, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH. Mr. COLLINS Mrs. POPE, and Mrs. lORDAN. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BANNISTER, jun. The Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN. To Which will be added the Musical Entertainment of THE DOCTOR AND THE APOTHECARY. Thomas°, Mr. DOW ON ; Sturmwalcl, Mr. WE WITZE R ; Carlos, Mr. KELLY ;. Juan, Mr. BANNIST ER, pin. Guzman, -Mr. COOKE • • Doctor Mr. SUETT. h.• Anna, Mrst MO Isabella, Mrs. BLAND ; 'Teresa, Miss TIDSWELLi 04 Gentleman who made hi s 3 d Appearance last night in the Part of Killg Richard the Third, was again receivocl with universal applause.--Due notice will be given of his next performance. TUEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-C;ARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, Jan.. 31, 1803, will be perf , rmed, the Tragedy of OTHEL ,o. Othello, by A GENTLEMAN, • (veiny his 3d •appearuntg on any Stage); • Koclerigo„ Mr. l NIG' II T . ; • Cassio,her: BRUNTON ; lirabantio, Mr. • HULL; • Ludovico, Mr. CO RV ; Duke, Mr. WADDY ; tratiatio, DAVENPORT;, (ago, Mr. COOKE. Emilia, Mrs. LITCHFIELD ; DeAcmona, Mrs. It SIDDONS. wt•ra 11ARLEQUIN'a HABEAS ; Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Painurnime Charatlers. Harlequin, Mr. BOLGIGNA,Jun. . Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Quango, Master MENAC;Ii ; ran 1,6 e, Uother to Coluintline, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; Richard Roe,' Coltimbine's Lo'ver,- Mr. KLAN ERT ; Louiver, Ms. KING.; Genius of Enchantment. N.lr. bAR LEY• Columbine tilinighter to John Doe), Mrs. W Y'BRO On Tuesday, the new MelchDrame called A Tale of My‘tery, will he represented, after Fgnily Quarrels. A Voting Gentleman an Wednesday next, perform t h e Character of ilantle% for the first tune. • _On ThurAl.v, Firmly Quarpds, with tile Melo.Drarne. On Friday, The Mau or the World, wit.; the,Pantornime. On Saturday, Famiiy with the' Meln-Drarne. Venice Preerv'd revived on Monday, Feb. 7, in uthieli the Gentledan who perfortned Othello, will appear in the part of lailier—Pierre, Mr. Cooke ; Betvidera, sirs. II; Sicidoils. • - \ Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing `L'lv . tire 4th of Lunp, tBea, Made in a Cause wh er ei n j()404 OuviNE...,.• hag l r r 14-4 o; ind . sr, r.s GOR ING-11-moo, E,q. and O t he rs, are Deletia.aois, QUCI-I of the CREDITORS of GEORGE AU. t., CUSTUS CHICHESTER, MARQUIS of DONE. CALL, to whorn he hath given Debentures with the Con sei't of his late Father, Arthur Marquis of. Donegal!, tie. ceased, or who are H o ld ers or - Assignees of the same, under and by vitt t ie o r an Indenture of Release, dated the 2jel clay °( `‘ l4, ' 17 94, Are forthwith to come in and prove such Debts bolbr e Pe r i :r iintfurd, Esq. one of the Masters of the 'said Court, at his Chambers .2n Southampton buildings, Chan. cery-la ne, Loi,•ion, or, in Default thereof / they wilt be ex. cluded the Benefit atilt. said Decree. ALD R. I noE and SMITH, Solicitors, No '9, ,Lincoln's-Inn. ursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, nude in a Cause FUSSELL against THORNE, AN Y Person or Persons claiming ,to he the 4 4 late H W EIR or HEIRS AT LA of ipHN BRADLEY, 'nf hlells, in the County o f S omerset, Ge ntleman, de. yearierl, are to come in and prove hirnself; herself, ohheM selves, to be such 'Heir or Heirs at Law, before .EdWard cells, Esq . . on e o f the Masters of the said C ourt , at his do l n mbers in Southampton...buildings Chancety.lane, Lou. f!rstOtt or bef o r e the 2801 'day of February next. And the ,and SeCond.Cousina of thesaid John Bradley, who were Ireing at Site n ine of his death, which happened on or a b out thevt ItSth day of rT ovem b er r7ez, or the personal Represen -6 01 such, of them •as are since dead, are likewiso•to tome in before the said Master, and make out ;heir Relatt°o - to the said Sohn Bradley, on or before the said 28th of Vebruary next, or in Default` thereof, they Will be percrup to :. t ilY excluded the Benefit of the•said Decree. , - _ .. . ,Ilsuant to a Decree of the !Ugh Court of Chancery made in a Cause FUSSELL against THORNE, ~ I•IE.CREDI TORS and, LEGATEES . of. JOHN. _ BRADLEY, lateof M e lt s, i n the County of Somerset, kientleman deceased, are to come in and prove their , several Debts and claim their respective Legac ies, before Edward i',eyils, Esq.. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his 06' 1411 ' 1)01 1, in So uthampionbitildings, Chanecry-lane; . Inn ,, I t' l l, on or '- bet -to the 28th Pay of February next ; or, in de, il t thereof they will be - wren) tforily excluded the-13enefit vf the sztiti Deets I '' 1 ' ' ; , . - ; CARD. I\4R. BRASBRMGE' begs to inform his Ffiends ' and the Public in yeneral, that bt , their kind Assist. t!te he has heen enabled to open a NEW SI tO I', at No. leo, l ' l nt-street (the next House to his recute their former Shop), at d. to °rde:rS for PLATE,, PLATED AR milt, Thei r °i ' l t he sante Terms aS thoe. ivhich•first obtained him tit er generous Patronage. lie requests then; particularly to ,Jtererve., tZ i Shop ti . l4 ! ; I l e , has Po Connection whatever with his fi,r -'-..t.s Noticebdtiatnes necessary frotil'his N4lnc Irri tt a PPearing on tbe.f otincr D oor, w i th t h e word /41/,e so. T.... , 4 1 as not to be perceptible without do:A: inOln4iPll.: lig . --lery a istingas - hedATiirObation • which e, „ , koi3ARTs And pLowNIAN's New tvLitutfaClory hal errienced from 1 - lElt SI JESTV, 1:11L It O Y4 L. I ' 4 ' th -" \r, the •Nobility and Centry, &c. claims from 'them ef_ e , 4 r respedt all AcknoWledgements. They flatter themselyes, %l410,•11 . their unremitting attention to induce Taite and h 10.. 1 Alice .in their Extensive Col leOion for Fashionable Dress, ! te s.cePtis in novelty arid variety any thing ever exhibitcd tiltt I.ls, Country. • ' . * and I'. being the Inventor, and ManufaClurer , .., , .e wear - . s warrant ta r lie ~ of every 'Article sold in their Warehouse ; .ann , oeg mei (14,1411.. the Public, tiv are only to be had genuine 4 t . r Ware.rooins, No. J. ‘.4 d .1 tan os-s rcet , Covent.garden. ' i . li l (---314 1.E 6 .---- N.CIN AQ by Mr. ALLIN, - I" JIVATELY taught c u . Ladies and Gentlemen 11,, an y age + who have never- :learnt ,this ACcomplish .._ tt, or not in the impfroveal 'modern style. et No.' 9, Sher it.ftd-street, Goldeu-square ancl, Na, io, Creat A lie-ltreet, ".-(N''lmen'a-tields. '' . l hey a' re.tatinii a Plan pattiet!iartY eaten! 1 efi4; latett for those to-whoin it is alito'le.A to acirtire - it ex, ?- ir - hisly, privately, and in the fi rst's rylc of fashion. Nvisreigners, Oiliecrsi and Ciutitry. Residehts, . who may . ito learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, In the 110 LiSe v avid receive constant Instrudien• i. i ti ll i te 4clett tli'lxkly Asst.-4111440-.4re cvcrY'' IllaY. , the mi t (41 (tuelcil by ite ivd ;, none but 1 1 ;tic. pi l t. ; a c y , I t o r r ,! ; 4 p o t o a n e a b l i r i r t 3, 3ll ., M a t.l l F s r t i i b b e ,.c rs i ; ri i , td ,... .. ,speetable Schools and Families, if not distant from ILwi t e ik t le v h 4 at tt:ittied oil the usual Conditions, and instructed in every t:zaut requisite 01 Aloilt;r1) Daming : •.44►0b0 Tickets. • 392,000 0:2" This Scheme diffbrs from all others'for many years past ) in the circumstance of not having any Prizes Exec' bar particular days, `SWIFT and Co. No. tt, Poultry, are appointed . by Government to sett the Tickets and Shares of thC' above Lottery. • This Office (established. in the year 479) has been fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, TH Inc.TE EN of which were of the . Last and Three preceding Lot teries, and some of them divided into many Shares. NEW IN v - EN TED • rt' r17.11-111.4:Wlefe/OfetittlfirrSl.,nd. SHOES. 17 4 -1 DWARD' MOGGRIDGE, No. 44, Ludgate hill, London, begs leave to intni'm his Friends and the Public in general, that a fter many years . attention and expe rience, he has to oiler then . ' BOOTS and 'S H 0 FS, WATE PROD F, with peeled confidence of their being far superior ro any ever made. He m a k es th e lightest dress Shoes and Boots Water-proof, preserving the .Leather soft and • He is particularly induc e d to make it public at this. season of the . year, When people of a ll d escr ip t i ons h ave t h e i r health impaired by wet' or damp in the feet. He recom mends them on shooting excursions, as no water can pene trate.. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage of lasting twice asloug as Leather dressed in the common - way. An article of such general utility will - no doubt attr.ad the attention of the Public, and- induce those who.have a real value for their nealth - to apply at his Manuladory, as above. He has no connexien with any other nous - chi London. N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, 'Waterproof and otherwise, constantly kept for the Eastand West India Tt..ide. Merchants and Captains liberally treated with. ARC:IIER anti UGHTON, from Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manuradiirers Mercers' to Her fvlajestl.P, their Royal Highn4ses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Puke and Din - chess' of Mork, Dutehess. of Witternberg, antrthe Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated Patrnnage . of Her Majesty, the different Branches of the-Royal Family, and Ladies ot, the first Rank. and Fashion, it is h o p e d has sufficiently established, in the opinion 6t a discerning the decided superiority, of Archer's std Haughton's Poplins and Tabbincts Gold, Silver, igured ; and: Pl a i n •Chani berry, Mullins and Italian Cilsbne Sarserters for Court, Ball, Dresses, Turbans, &c. to renderAt unnecessary for that House to reply Us the Adver.•••• • tisernerits ni others, whose-chief pretensioa to the trade is the copying of their Advertisements. CAUTION. • Whereas. A rcher•and Haughton have been credibly i n. ferrned, Mut a great many people in this kingdom are now, :ind have been, for ,aonie time past, mat ttitmiiig and sci" ling Poplins and Tabbiuets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under ti m e narneof kr,:hcr arid Hatighton's Mann faaory. with a View to disc House discredit and inj ure their and a gross inipo •sition 6n the Public in general ; they are determined' as rar s lies in their power, to Pr°-'ecute to Conviaiou any person or persons so .vtaachng `Poplins and T a bbi nets, un d er t h e name of their blanutoCture, that was not a ct ua lly b oug ht at. their House Merchontt'supplied to attylfgAiant• They* have the honour" to try; that their AVarehduse is stocked I.vith a greater, variety of Mourning Goods thattis to be found in any °thin. House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of , thiir own manufaeture :—they cOnsist of white and black Iloarhazeen, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsertets, Ittisclirnores fOr Widows, Arnuizines, dress liar cc:rna Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, .leg, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, in grey tor , S.:rvarits,&c. al so a , great choice of Patterns grey Poplins ' fir: lot . ..slight Mourning. -- English yard- wick!: Pop i ii.sof a superior. quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velitres, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in dilrerent Patterns;. Plain, corded, chain and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who alwayswear black; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. • No seeond price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. 13. Ladies own Spinning •manufattured into Poplins or 'rabbinets; 'rabberays for Furniture of the ditretent fashion able Colours, rnatiufathired on the shortest notice,`' . DaY W 45 published, Price is. 6d. A 1 FEW DAYS in PARTS; w i t h g c in ar k s orseveral Persoi4e.a... " 'A mask, says Castiglione, gives privileges, Thatisli the waiti - cr of it ;Willa be knowi,r'. Printed for the Author, and sold by, j liatchard, Book. seller to Queen, PlCZadilly ; ana Bull, Bash. • TUT.: DUTCIIESS OF -PIENNE'S"NO-VEL. On Wedneschy next will be published, in Three Volumes, Price Thirteen Sitillinfs and Sixpence, in boards, ITALIAN, JEALOLSY ; or, The HISTORY . • ot: LADY GEORGINA CECIL., 13y the DUTCHESS 'of PI ENNE. . Printed for Thomas Writ, No. 32, Paternostei-row. , • A . REM. GRANINIAR; OF 'GEOGRAPHY. In a few Days will be published, price es: 6th bound, illus trated with Several Maps; GRAMMARQfA the FIRST ELEMENTS o f LA. G EOG RA Pl I praetically adapted to the Business. of ,Teaching,, f and Ocartng exactly the same relation to• the Science - of CcoOanhy, which thelntroduttory Grammars of MURRAY, PRVIS, and ASH,. bear to the English 1.3t1 The . Work consists of the materials, purely elementary, which are containettin that universally.:approved Work, Goldsmith's Geography ter the Use of Schools, the. De sCriptinns and GOpper-plates attending which, have giventan Interest to the Study of Geography among young petnile, which it never before possessed. • • • The present work is introttudtory to:.the other, and is in tended for the Use of the junior. Classis; this smaller work being purely elementary,•and the larger onellliistrative, and calculated to enlargelho Understanding nd Me mory by powerful apt, interesting, associations. The present vyorle,contains t.' Elements-- 2. The Use of the • Globes The 110de of enlist ruaing Maps, en larged, improved, anti t;iinil iari zed. • By the Ret , ..l. 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The Fugitive Pieces of %%ndia .these, Volumes are com posed, are principally front the pens of The I.)utchessiil Devonbitire,' Mr. trete, . Rev. li. U. Dudley, Mr: Ds,cr, Mr. Fox Mr. Richardson; Mr. Sher idan, Air. Courteil,iv Mr. lames , Perry, . Mr. likniot, Mr. D. S tuart,. • lir, O'lli•iii, • Lott! TAW TouiliShend, ' Mt. Cr,km,!, (;Ottenil .f if kyr, palricis,, ', ' .1. ,Mr. H. Ei.,4zine, R. Man . , • .Me. Ciili.lid,;e, . Lady L .v At:inners,' - ' 'Mr. Seartkre; Hannah Mow, Mr, Lhbdin, ' Mrs. Barbell-Id, , - ' Lord Motilettr, Air. 11.4rdtga, - Mr. Pitzsuralti, Marquis of Wellesley, ' t Mr.lll6iiinfilti, enu• I Vihr,i..§.: .i ~. Mr. Bitch ,i. . Mr. Mathia,,,, ' 'Mrs, O'N'eale, • 0 . ..1i11i50.f • -= . ;.- , 't t ri- 1 . ':,Ati; tvlOonnell, Mr. Catkin!, , Mr. G. Clialin4s, Mt. ;13ovihes„-- , ;'. l ';''' :. , ' Mr. Pybus,- Mr, 4delptius,_ ,-: . • Mr. Quin, Mr. Eirne , ' ..' Mr. Pye, Mr, Sotheby, --. .. , Hon'. Mr. Lambe, Caleb Whittoord, • !lon. Mr. Speacer, Coant. of Elm:kingliarraire,: Mr. Walter, jun. Mr. Grattan Mc. Bannailtille, '1 he Earl of buildford, . Cot. Greville, Lord tfolland, Mr. ilarlstone At. eh:diners, !Ir. Oat win, Mr. Tooke, . 1)r. Laurence, COL Mori ,;, sen. lir. Barrington, Alr..ltuscoe, , ' 1)r. Parr, Sirj. U. Ilurges, , Dr. Aikin, Capr. izrnes, , s- - .' I.)r. Corry, Lord Carliile, Vt. King, • Nlr..linseitwen, Francis Fr •eling, M. I erninglrau), Pew Pi, d ir, Mr. Lewis, - - Profeswi Purson, . Mr. Moore, : ' Sot. dee, Sex. Air. ~annul;, Printed for iarnes Ridgway, N ' i.VtiCltreet, St. Tatnet, i s. square., . 23d. , r.. 2. f1 - 1E PRINCIPAL OFFICh/?S YESTI": ORDNANCE ds ketehy rho Notice, that tiny v , he ready at their O ce in St :illargarrt-street, It "estnti arts. r, I Friday the.4th Thy offetinotiat*, :803, to receive Peoloovokis iron: such Persons as on...tit ite willing to strait : take the 501 , 0 of Three ifansired Cubic Yards if tilt hest, STON E• Li 1;..r WA TER .WORK, tote delivered at VI OULW ICH, at the times ma be tie proporti;itt jollozoink,uotx. One Hundred Caltic Yards totost he deli :sera on the IVkarf at Iftaltuieb, .fret. Expeocc, ass gr hd‘re de ret AO of March, Itio3 ; one other ilairsire.l Ctwsc Yards r co or kolore the trt ,F - and thz - last kr third fintearred G.;EPic Yards, on rirhefxe the Ist D.y of May Idfots , iNe.: Sloccimeiss of the tiore trust Ac. sent for intrefron to the Cora_' r 4 ; , .11 Engfreer at dPosoksaith, a , od the Ferret ! t n.? Condi. tro's. of ibe 111.6' at sh e ere,. ittoy's Office, in St. il.l.44:aret-arM,-.ofy Mip:/jetl44,eeptb,.,filters o f. r ot and F sk , ec. , , c .k, tut e,.* P+41.1441: 04 , 44. qdvelittesiaftet Pr!daytheAth e 833. , • By Order fto Bawd t it li. Ca IP; Secretao;;•„ • U,' Z. - fICE: 41 , 0 1.),N4A'12.E, Yanuatjd . 1 3 , t -711'12 PRINC/Mh OPPICER&-of . Ogb,V:IIVCR . bereby N,tier, MD. .z; , ill be ready •nt their Ogee,' in St. 4t.oa re/ ll'eentinxter, Olt Tt7ESDA flit irt day of Fel , -uat . y' ne.rt, rti receive Proposal" fi-om'strcb.eirseor as nia),44a v.iiikg to leL , - - ,14. he par t halees of - about One 71tOuranat tons. 0-old , tinret viefa' , • ROUND .1' flOr s tign , tying ix Ills Alaierty's kl'arren 7vich, ix qua , tritierlt not Its' tban Fihy . Tons. eke-tblrd t•,01 of the pqrehase Minty to he, paid at the thee tb, 4,,,‘"j a clteekd, and the remainder lupeit the Shot be In:ten away.. the Shot to be a rm;,-I.;ed in 4ifortnight 41ter.the purchair'is' are,' upon, and the conveyance of it to be a: the pitichaser's expence. Ord(r :be Board, • • t 12, IT. CR Eli; PALL-MALL. * OFFICE (ON COI4IMISION),' FOR THE SALE OF ESTATES, HOUSES, AN4 3. E,R-OrEkTS OS EVILItY DtSCR LPTIONA PIUVATE CONTRACT 4 Ey Mr. NATHANIEL jEIiFEk7S, Zia. ret.T.Z.LMALL. TT being an Object of the 'First Importance to persons selling property by Corn migston, to b.! SeCUle iri an expeditious and pundual settlernent of their rfceotrutt.;, all stuns of money rec:iiett by way of Deposits supon s:,los by Mr. [writ ys, be paid into the'house Of a flahker of eminence, m the joint names of himself and of the Pura chaser. . , . , The benefit to the Public, of such an undertakin, in point of eveiuu..l security, and, immediate punetuality of payment (it may be presumed), rii , lst be evident to every, no eJabliShrtiCat of a public or private nature, however great itr respeztability, or anbstmitot from its. IYCA it h, yin alft. , rd a more solid or satiitaaory ,e,.L..rity to Ow c6iir,Eilg in it, than this. plan', 'of making' all ikati..::; iatt:fetitei v i, the joint , guarcliints of their own ploperty. Proper persons 4re provided for . tllct purpoie of v: tcsirrg Estates, Timber, F,ttrntturc, Vlttores, &c. . . • N. B. Mr. f art LR % continues to vol . )! on the bt]; , ;nesx QI a It:welter and Goldsmith, as Usual, At his hot.ti 34 . in Pall Mall. oxFoßDstii tti: riro BE LET T, for a Ter m cif Ye;4 ra, a ver y capital MANSION, with QiUCC3 and Groui•ds, itt every respect calculated tor the reception of a ,Fainily et Dis. tinetion, with One Hundred Acres of exellent Land; sur. •satigling, the tiouse • a very ext,:iisive Mawr, Nve}t stUcked his (.441 , 4; twit: 44.),t ILl,;'lven built eta great expel - ice, is elegantly riirnislied, n 1-4- bthry: of very valuable ',looks. The Pfemises are mile and a half of the turnpilie-road, and form altqetlier a Residence singularly desirable: ' For Particulars, apply to Mr. JelForys,. No. 34, Pall" Mall. WEYMO To BE SOLD, the LEASE Wand FASHION*- ABLE FURNITURE, with itiml39OKS. MAPS. Sm. &c. &c. of a HOUSE . , elegantly fitted' tip, ;Ail k l «11044 to the Residence obi Single,Gentleinan. l'or Particulars, apply to Mr.J:mlerys, , Pall-Alall. LOWER GROSVENOR-STREET. r TO BE. SOLD, in .the, best part of the Street, I very near the Square, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE; with every convenience. The Preiniscs contain three Rstioass ithg t With 'two St4irCaset, Stabiliq four Six Ilbroir; kiltt itntnediately adjoining: The Houtc.4 fit for Punic:Rite having been recently rttpaiml, ,and•ele.4 ontly tilted pp. Fur Partif.naars, apply to Mr. leirerys, No. 3q, Pal,l- Mall. • HARLEY-STREET,. O I 3) , SOLD, a very Capital HOUSE, in Harley street, the late 'Reside:tee and Property of General Ilatnurst,deceased. The Premises are substantially built, awl contain every accntnmodation for a ; witty a Stone - Stair-ease, Patent Water closet, detached kirchen, with convenient Offices, and excellent Stabling ,lor'tive H or s es , witt-cloithle Coach-hou se immediately a'tijoming., • For Particnlars, apply to Mr. jetierys, No. 34, 1'..11-Mall. KS A .r TO ffE SOLD BY BUC PRINTE CONTRACT,. h A. FREEHOLD' VILLA, with every Conve„, • niched for the Residence of a Family ; Stabling fin. 12 Horses, St:truth - 40'ot three Carriages, and other Offices • attarhod and detached, with Garden, Shrubbery, and flea. doors, in the whole about Fifty Acres. The Situation miles from London, and live from Whalsor. • VoCl'articidarS Apply'to Mr. jelferys, No. 34,.Vaii-Mall, • sTEERS's PAREGORIC .I.O:4ENG ES. rrFi ES E LOZENGES, so highly :inch. versally approvetlol, area sale and elleluol remedy' in Colds, Coughs Hoarseness, Soreness the Throat and Breast, and Asth ' inatic and Consuorptivc o., , inplaintz; , ; if t4.kert early, tlii4y will prevent the 1111 iseases of more tal tendency r ancklutvo treed proved, by experience, to not (Ally tuit)rJravy hut alstg a permanent' care, in ,n inveterate vitses, after other applications nay,: N. li. Ile careful to ask for Steers's Pa . rzgotic Lozepges, as thcrc me many Itnitzaions and Couvteileits. sold by F. Newbery, N o . 45 , St. Paul's Cluoth-yard a j. wadi., No. r 3, Old Bond-strat • Jebritilland Co. No. alai. J. Piding, •Nu. 7b, 0 xforki.sticet BAyley and (-4. Co-ekv,iur.strect ; I. Ward, •No. 3 - 24,1 . 1oibo . „111 ; Royal xi..basige ; and W. Clark e No, i.95,,110rut,h. Price Ilox, Duty include:l, .but on takinA six, the Stamp. .bntil be allowed. • MSC), by Mr. Stcers. Camomile Drops . x 9 I Caw pholatect Eyb Water r zid Convulsion Oil I Niir; Woo - 2 6 FO It t,;()LIT, IVIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE ST'O.. MACH, AND.. DEBILVIA ARISING Fli„.o.Nl AGE OR OTHER C:AtIS ES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS. rrilliS Preparation of the Ginyer i''reecintmentieci • JL for Indigestion, Weakness, Cramp and Pains in the Stonveh,•anki 11) all Disorders where Gitiger or Cordial Me dicita,;:; nre'necessary. They are ulsO scrviceaoll- 'in Coll, FiJrulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paialy and Debility A,ge or other CauNes. 'Plio.fic who stickle:will find tikmi particularly adipted for di g it pet otl, they remove, that Saneness .so generally tn.:: Milk, Mitt prevent Flatttlencics, so total .- to Infants. seadily , dissolve in ,itry and ate . preflrrable to common Ginger, Ming freed front tiieirnpurit:cs, and tho woody - and fibrous parts of the root. .rite quantity of a tart_ spoonful may be titicen at any time. Cithet4k,ne, “.I , t JR:we' and gradwall y swallowed, Of 41Stia Yeti in a, ,cupl`ut of tea, or a, glass of wine, or wine aud water. Prepared and solo only by F C. Walsh (Inventor), Clic. mist to His Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. too, s critic!, Lindon, Bottles; as. 9.1., rnt .tos. (M. Cad' r. Vowarcti Ginger, 7s;ltd, each