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; . 1 + : .......,*. , ~,,,“ .i. ~.. . I t x ^l •.": 1. 4 , : .... C r. free\ % c., —.7 2 . . „.. d . ,• - ‘ c.., - .4, 'at: **VP' . ...•--; olzi'.. !1:-. , --,-- ii;++ , f t ...c.::: ~" 0 ..i.; • '.7::` , ..:‘, Z.... O r , 4 , .: * ... .. 0 4 , i e .. ~„,;,,, ,•••/ ~. • • frAtak ',„,,,. 40.7,,,n; • .... '' ',.,,,- . , . .. . 4 , 4,.. , ' • ~ A ft .. .-. ~ 4 04 ...4 o,a•id Ni ' •,--\., ,- ; :1,- 'lc i' ; ',, ,, ,`,„ : „ , . . e-Pv 4 •••%7' ''i , )•"1"-. ",---' 'l, f? • i ck ., .....,..„!, ~. ~.t. ._,...... . . ~, • vf-i•t: , :y, - 7.,, ei: ) , : :,..- Li 4` ~,‘ , l . 0 4; , . , W . ~......,:., .....7 .. ~.,, t,.... ~.., i , , ~; .} f • .~ , * _,_ ,-, • ...,.., Ait.,,,,,. , ~5,,,,.,•: — . 6, , :// ', ; ;;A ;„\-is ' NUMBER 3519.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE, TP-MORROW EVENING, ll c. 29, 803, will be performed. GEORGE BARNWELL. George Bapiwell, Mt. H. 10H NSTON E ; ' MB'wood, Mrs. P0W.E1.1.;.• After which will be performed, a new Grind Allegoriesl Pantomimic Spedaele, called CINDERELLA ; • Or, THE LITTLE, GLASS-SLIPPER., Produced under the l?ireainn of Mr. XIYANL.. The Principal Chara'aers by ' • ' Mt. BYRNE, Mr. GRIMALDI, Master BYRNE, • • Miss DE CAMP, Mrs:, MOUNTAIN, Miss TYRER, Miss B;MENAGE, Mrs: BYRNE. The Overture, Songs, and Chorusses, entirely new, compos ed by Mr. - I.Vith entirely new Scenery, designedand executed by Mr. GarANwoon: :And new Machinery and Decorations, under the dire lion of Mr. lOHN,S,TOAr• On Friday, the Tragedy of Douglas. The Public areinost respectfully intbrmed that, Mrs. Tor ' idan is engaged at this "Theatre, and will. make her first Al). pearance on Monday, Jan. ad, in the Charatierof the Coati.: try Girl.:' • A new Comedi; in Five Ads, called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is in preparation, and will he produced as, seori • i THEA'T'RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO. MORROW EVENING, Dec. 29, 1803 ) will be performed, . , ' . MARY QUEEN 'OF SCOTS: Queen.Mary,l\frs. SIDDONS. WITII , - • , . lIARLEQUIN's RACES ; 'Or, TI ME BEATS ALL.; 1 - With nets Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. :Ile Overture and Music entirely new, and composed by • .. • , Mr. .DA V Y. Principal Peauominie Cliaraelers'by Mr. B. LOGNA, jun. Mr. KLANERT, '• ~ • Master MEN \GE Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. Dt.11301, fWith . a Song). , • , .. Mrs. FREDERICK. .With i PAS SEUL oy Miss H. BOLOCNA. . .. - Principal Vocal Characters by • Mr: BLANCHARD, . Mr. ICIIC .3, Mr: BYRNE. ! .. Mrs. BRAMWELL, Miss MARTYR. • , some favourite Pieces of Scenic Machold) , front Harlequin Oberon, and Other popular Ente:l4milients., The New Pantomime will be - pertUrmed every Evening till further notice. On Friday, ]olut Bull. ' • On Saturday, The English Fleet ; which will be per formed every Night next Week except Wednesday, on which Evening the Play of Pizarro will be performed. 1 The scxond Part of King Henry the Fourth is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as posSible. • • TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. ANY Person or Persons willing to contraa for BUILDING a NEW BRI I)(; icross the RIVER USK, near Caerteou, ,in the Cr' • r,ionmoutli, either with Stone or Iron, or partly • ..! - 1 hard) Ir 'n, are de sired to deliver their i:..itiiii,4l,:s - thcreof at my (Mice rii Chepstow, on •:)c 1)cf•••re thc toll day of lanuary next, or to me, at the '1•Iiir•: Salmons Inn, Usk, on' Mdn:sclay the a Ith of Jantilry by Tol o' 'lock in the Forenoon, that the same may,be rine th e Magistrates, at tile-General Quar ter $4.15i0n4 • to be holilen-om that Day.. • TUR roll, Clerk of the Peace. Chepstow, Dec. S, 0303. ARMY A:113 NAVYEQUIPAGE. irrHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni. 4. lure, Mattratniesi and Bedding complete, arevery respeet futiy,recummentied to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any ()liters matte in Londou ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on imprOved principles ; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds and Chairs, for on Board Ship ; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw 13edsteads, for East and West-Indies, and all Foreign .Climates, at MORGAN and SANDERS's . Patent Bedstead l‘lanufattory and Ware-Rooms, No. to and 17, Catherine-Street, Strand. MORGAN anti SAND ERS's New . invented Imperial 'Moine; Tables, allowed to be the most complete and elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable packing in a Box, but ten I nehes deep. N. 13. Phe fashionable Sofa-Bed and "hair-Bed Ware house. 163. B EGINS DRAWING the 9th of JANUARY ao4. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. V. 41• of arch. 1:ota1 Value. 2 of £20,0a0 is ‘40,0c0 2 - ooco) -20,00 p - S,OOO io,coo 2,0u0 6,0rr3 , 6,0t0 'Soo - 50r..)0 4,000 JOO - SACtO lco - 5? • s.pcm 6,315 . as tzb,s6O 26,000 Tickets ,C 227,500 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day ' 4.zo t coo bitto Last Day - s,OOO Are part of.tlic above Capitals. , • TICKETS and SHARES arc SELLING at EVERY LicgNsED.LoTTERy-ovvrct:. .and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. PRLSENT PRICE. Ticket 9 r o Eighth z 6 6 Quarter - 4 i 6 SixteLli:ll - .3 6 THE STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing the gth of next Month. PT'HE Tickets and . Siarnpt Shares are Selling on JL the Lowest Terms, at NI CHOLSON's Royal Ex.. change State Lottery Office, N.J. RS, Cuminll, the East Corner of the Royal Exchange. London._ By whom the following Capital Prizes have been lately Sold and Shared, viz.- No. 17,993, ao,oool. in Sixteen Shares—vgg to,oool. in Eight -Shares--A0035, 50001. in Eleven hares-23,48 t, 20,00 a. in a•Whole Ticket- 7 A4700, :0,0091. in Eight hiflOt, ll 50001. in a Ticket--:5,332, Ticket-z 5,322, 201 0 90. in Shales. —pos, to,oool. i n a Whole Ticket-19,004, 10.0004 in a Whole Picket-43,05, 50001. in Twelve StlateS •S c°°l ' in Eleven Snares-77%, 20,0001. in a Whole TiCkefu- IP2S, to,oool. in Shales-17,04g, t0,,001. in a Whole icket —46,676, to,oool. in a Wholv ris:ket-44, 01 4. 20,0001. in a Whole Ticket,-52,603, to,oool. •in Shams-25,5 6 5, 5 s:>o.l - 5000 1. and 14,777, 50001. in Winne Tickets, besides many of ao6ol. toool. anti 5001. each. Money for Prizes as soon as Drawn, and in full, without anY Dettuaion, two months titter ,thc Lottcry ha's finished Drawing;. • Tieketa and Shares registered at Sixpence per Number. OLDEST STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, Established - in the Year 1741. NQ. S, Charing..cross. WCARTER., late niost respeet that he• fully infuctnstis V.riends and the in,general, is now Selling 'rickets a:1,1 Sii“res in variety of num bers at the,above- Office,' where, for 63 years', innutnerahle capital Vrizes have ban Soitt-and Shared, acid all Prizes paid on demand, A ,The Peculiar advantage of the ensiting Lottery,. consisting 'a" ° 4I Y 26,000 Tickets, must be obvious, consequently a considerable advance may be expected previous to the Draw.. in.r• Which comtnehCes on the Olt of January next: Ail kinds of (4p/eminent 5-ectirities bought. Ana 591,4 by emission at this Office. ' • • L WE I) NE SD Y, DECEMBER, zB, 803. HARMONY SOCIETY OF IRELAND. SSAYS for tile , .PIt.EMIUNIS offered 4 , -this Society, will be re;elvcri. sill the 31st 'inst..at No. re, Gr.iftr;.:-street. Kochi-strect, and will he thnsmitted from • .thes:ce tti the Secretary of the Scciell• .;I•1 Dublin. , . BIUTIS/I'. IRE , OFFICE., STRAND andCORNHI STABLISHED ,to iqurie,. Ilitiuks, Buildings, ll.J.Mranufadorics, qoods, Merchandize, Ships, Vessels, • Barges, FA RM I NG STOCK., and other Property in Great „Britain from Loss or,lYarnage by Fire. This Office has by its exertions andlhe arneliopitions intro ' duced into its regulations and modes of business:by its li- • beta! management and equitable add 4air equalisation of Pre. miums for the various degrees of risque, raised itself to the firit in rank of Fire Insurance Offices, the best proof to the ot the solid foundation of - ,The BR 'FIRE OFFICE, and justifies their decided preference. The ProprietorS aet for themselves, uncormeded with any similar. establishment ; they originally made - their arrange- ' mots upon the best authorities and information, and their ' experience in their extensive concerns, has manifested the truth of their principles. - • Anxious to render themselves permanently useful, they do not endeavour to procure business but upon .terms of reci procal advantage to butt insurer and insured; Ahey,avoid all fanciful and wild 'schemes snake experiences li4l their guide ; and by calcidating their' Rates of Insurance with due regard to the hazard of. Fire arising front process in Manu factories, sitpation of Premises, nature of Coeds, and Ow circumstances, endeavour to affix such rair ratio, that tsO per. sou shall 'pay.either snore or less than he ought.; They are nappy to state that . experience and,f4, and the very great number oflnsuranees grath ., At - by them on FARM ING STOCK,' , - particularly on their improved Plan„ has enabled them' to reduce the Premium thereon to 6d. per Cent.• per Annum, in which they have been folloWed by . se veral Offices. This 0 iike makes good loss by Fire from Lightning. Insurances upon any Property will be granted for any Pe riod short of a Year. Agents ate appointed in most of the principal Cities and Towns in Great Britain, of whom Proposals May be had Gratis. • ROBE RT SKELTON, Sec. ARMY. C'ONY'R.ICTS. . . G'cnntistary Gee era I.' 1- 0 ihcr, q, :f w Gyor g c., tree t, igaj. • NTOTICE.;s Peilottt dettraus 0+ ,rp:lfri4 to supply the jollowing jos •,t re Ll.fe C?/ c' /6 4 10 • , viz. r • O as, to mi ciftfif LRY in cA Ntmv Nrsiittilt.7.4 TA RS in the Coanties of (4.....1114/pc;R : and ; FOR,4 (Oats,' !fay ena' Strap.), to - . ILI , in -B.dRRACKS the'Ciiesify ?f!SUSNE.V ; - Thedgiveries to tontlndvec vm and for the 25th day of yznuary next ; that Proposal: in Wiang, sealed up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will, bs tit:WT.Bd at "thi, Office on or &Tao, the Sth 49 , o/ said •Month of yanuasx, but ,4e,recWved after T-Ivesg;e ° j ack en that day, waif sent hy Post, the Posta.R.e to he paid. . . Pr.:yowls must be made separati;?y 'or eachately, and signet o.dt-ear:its croSivrned therdsi, a"d 'the . MiMes t u Sa, edit, their Resi,fences, tcitb 'acne vj Ike, an:raeicr's, plu.4. in5,..,/cy the, foot thereof, all of vil4ol will be relairsel to attend at Ibis flee, shad the?). {'rop,asals be 4r. ceplsd. . The Particulars of the eontr:a.i7s msy be had upon application at this betwe,n ihiffolirs and Fyne. TO BE LETT, NEATLY FURNISHED, And may be entered on ithinediately, A Most dt!airable CO!' TAGE,':colipped with C. every Conveni6ite; fora 'small i;ente4Family ; con sisting of Three Parlotirs, Four best Bed-rooms, and 'Curve for Servants, excellent. Cellars, Pantries ' *c...6tabling Four Horses . , ,a Coach-house, a good Carden and Two Pad docks, containing about Four Acres: , • The Tairel and Rates are all included in the. R..,nt, which is remarkably low The Situation is the summit of a beautiful Spotting Conn try, four, miles ifrorn Barkway . , tram Roystoh, froin Saffron IV.ldr9o, twelv.; trorrt Cambridgc,.44 nine from London. May tie viewed by Tickett, and more p:iWcii lars and term., by application to Mr. Kimberiet , Survey r w Estitet, Al - praiser anti Audioncer, at NG. 160, Pict-4(.411y. SHIPWRECK. This Day was published, the itth E dition, price ts. 6d, A. NARRATIVE of the LOSS ni Ht, Mai.fity's Packet the LADV.I:IO BA RT, on an Island or, Ice in the Atlantic Ocean, zSth lone, 18;a3, With a particular A c . count Of the Providential Escape of the Crew in two open Boats. By WILLIAM DORSET FELL°tVkS, Esq. Commander (now of the - 1-I , ilyhead Packet): •.' Printed for John Stockdale, No. at, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, Ni. E. to,VI. price ts. each, to be continued during the siniiy Ui Parliitment,,,.WootttalPs Par ilarneittary Register of the present Session,- 'Complote to th; Itecc4s. just published,,price ti. Is. in boards, With a handsome Erontispiecc of S . T. (LAN D'ACA A N HISTORICAL REVIEW .of the ROYAL LA. MARINE CORI'S, front its original Institution down to the present Era: In Quarto, line paper and type. ALEXAND,E R C ILLESPI F. Lieutenant, and un- • wards of twenty-five years an Officer in it. rhis Publication reviews the widely extended Services of that gallant Body of Men during a :period uf more than too years, the progressive Reforms which the F;Stablialiment has -. undergone, anti closes With an tllll)E{KitX, whit t points t the explicit Modes of recovering the Pay du e to the Heirs of deCeased Seamen and Marines; the Fees at tending such,.. with many other useful particulars, concern ing which the lower orders of the Community have hitherto snared in their Interests,from a general and total ignorance. The Books arc sold by Mr. Figerton, Military Library, Whitehall • Air. T. Osrell," Ave-Maria-lane ; Messrs. Ri chardson, ,Exehange; Messrs. Longman and Rees, P.iieruoster-row, London ; and Mr. SwtuhCy, Printer, Bir mingham. This Day was published, Price 23. 6d. AN EXi'LANA !'ION ot the , PROPERTY IL" and INCOME ACT, passed. nth August, 03°3, witocin the Intricacies ot that voluminous Act are.clearly e xplained, Clause by Clause, and 'made iutelligibie to the 111C•latu capacities, at our-third the price of the Ad itself. By RICHARD ELSE, Clerk to the Commissioneri tinder the former and present Income Ads, at Bath. Soli by . T. Brock=ll, No. • 7, Great Carter-lane, Dec. tor's Commons.. This Day was pk'iblislied, Price is.. 6d.'neatly put up in boards, A CATALOGUE of a Universal Atsorrment ..rx of BOOKS, with very low Prices, ter ready money, a4ixed to each Article. By LACK! NGToN, ALLEN and CO. Temple at• the Muses, Finsbury- square. Ot whom may be had, just published - T. Dr. Turton's Transla.ion of Linnteus's Systems Na, • turat• • 2. The Poems of Ossian, beautifully printed, and adorned With fine Engravings, m two vols. pric.e tlis 3. Calvary, or the Death of Christ; a celebrated Poem, by Mr.. Cumbtriand, in two, neat vols. ras. 4 Allan Ramsay'S Works, us two neat miniature vols 4s, &I. 5. Uric Folic, a Translation -from th' Original of Love Laughs at locksmiths, - a Piece now performing with uni. versal applause. 6. A Seled Catalogue 'of IlOoks, principally modern, which will be delivered gratis in purchase. Lackington, Allen and Co. continue-aallow the full va lue ;or Libraries or small Lots of books., • • COX's EIkEI'ARLD CHARCOAL for the TEETH. rilk. COX, His M.ljesty's Chemist; Gloucester,. feels 4 Olettirtbertt to request the Nobility and Gen. try, in purchasing Articles presumed to be his !?reparations, will be careful that the STATtIItS ' &e.. have his Signature,--+. His Charcoal Dentifrice is sold in London only by Smyth and Nephew, New llond.'.streeti Berry, Greek.strect, Soho; and. Golding, Perfumer, Cornhill : ut Edinburgh, by. A. 'Smith, Perfumer ; and in Oxford, Bath, Bristol, see. • COX's MEDICINE CHESTS, which for elegance, compaaness, anal utility, are unequalled, may be ln,d at the Gloucester Royal lilahOratory, fitted up for Parniljes, Sea Voyages, ; where his Pearl,, liSsences, Lozeny,es, Chacoesdo Rose, and all his Medical and Arvinatie rations, are sold, wholesale and retail, • lost published, Cot's Family Melical Compendium, with an Essay on the Diseases of Tropical Climates. A New Edition, price 2s. 6d. • Lately published; Cox's Manual, for the 'rreatment of the Diseases of I louses, with approved Receipts, price is. 6d. - Cox's Medical Pocket Book, for the Prevention and Cure of a l•ashionsble Disease, is sold by Mr:Golding, A:orn hill ; Sheppard, opposite the Exchange, Bristol ; attic by the AutAer, Glouccitcr. COUNTY OF IiFRKS. . . . • TO RE SOLD 13Y PRIVt.rTE,CONTRACT A COMPACY.FREEHOLD I'A 11s, in the true Cottage Style, beautifully situate on an eminent', cal led Wick-Hill, at me end of tt rural Idea lit' Village, 1,1 the most pleasant part of WIN OSIHt t o R EST ; a 'dry, healthy spot .as any in the KiOdom , in lite Circle at that respectable and Oda! Neir s ntiour,ioo.l Warfield. and Sunning-hill Wais t in, the centre ot. the Royal Hunt," within four miles of a 'Market Fowl' eiAllefront Windsor, su well known for Walks,. Rides, anti Roads, as net to be equalled. The. Cottage captains a ,penal! Entrance Vail, a Dining ' Parlour • also a Drawing-room, or an adroining Sitting-room, with alleow, East, which commands- pleasing Views over several genteel Itesidences, l'laneatiuns, and the neighbour ing Meadows and Fields. On the First Floor are four Red.roorns, and suitable RooMs for Servants, with Kitchen one Room that might bi'coi verti.d tin. a Housekeeper; ua Servants' Hall; a Wash-house, Scullery, with Oven, and Copper fixed, and CL,113(4 rtn , Beer and'Wine. •1,0 the Yard are good Stabling for Fettr Horses,, and a Coach•house for Two Carri.txt-7 ; a Cow-house, a Shed tar Tools, and other useful . W..,:idinEs tar Poultry, Pigs,' aUgs, l;i front is a Carden COUrt, with a ciroular Drive, bordered with Evergreens and Flowe.inig Shrubs. The Kitchen Gar den and Pleasure r.; round fully planted, an:lout expensive. Together With Four Fields of rich hle,tdow, eo u t a i tl im; iu Ake w.tolit About Lielit. AGIV4i same inure Or less. tn,. Prernisegarc well fenGedkund served with most excel lent Water. There is an exceeding good Pew in the Church, belonging to this E4tite, and 'the Land is redeemed. 'Tic kates xnd.Taxes are very moderate. it 4I viewed at any time by Tie l / 4 e . s, and farther parti. cularanown, by applicalinti to tar. Kimberley, Su. veyt.:r • of , Estatcs, Appraiser, and , Autlioneer, No. 160. Pice3dilly. . • N. 8.. 'the Putelia3er may be accommodated with the Fix. tures and any part of the Firriiiturs!, at a fair Aiyrals:inent, wittoossesion immediately, and half the l'acuase.money May remain on,tlie Estate. 03" 'Chia singul ,por is capable of being madc• as corn fortiOle as the tir,t ALins:o.i in the Cinintv, and one of the bestconducteLl Sta,;e Co.:c:les in n , e County passes to anti from London; (tail v, witilin sm nice Of the liause. N''EN CRLA I, Is I,IN LSJ, Totir. TtiomAi '.;:irge!on, No. 9, New liridge-street, London. . . Dt 1111 t, 11 is With the ,most heartfelt satisfaaion that I address you on the incomwarable excellence of your in vaittAble Medicine, LEAl(l:'.'s PATENT P I LLS ii the Spring of this year I had toe mist,rtune to eontrad a Vene real Complaint, atte nded ~ with the inn.A and:dan gerous symptoms ; *insomuch, that I ha\ condor d to lily room for a elide week together, n•d able hi stu out of it •; I had no rest night nor day, .:nil smiered the most excruciating pain and torment, a. , 1 what was - still worse, my eyes grew weak and diin, so that I could sear e ditifern any object, if ever so elcisetn me, and expected nothing less than the total' loss of my sight,— Front a' stout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadow, and an object ofpity andcompassion, My friends had* all given me over,,anit themOt my reemVery impossible. Ia this drtAilul state and . expecting every 'minute. to he rity last in this , world, I was fortUnately recur/intended by a ncignbinir to try your Medicine; but having tried all medic - „d aid to no purpose, and'being at an enormous ex pence, it was some time betine I could be prevaileri Olt to take ,them at last. I sent for six boxes, alio beton- I had taken them all, I tintnit con siderable benefit; my p ,ins graillially decreased, aipt my ey t !.. sight grew better, aol, to the great surprize and asto.iish. ment of all my fricaldi ;after taking three boxes more), my and . strength. NVX, pCrICOIs• restovA, and . Inn now (thanks to my God and our invaluable :iletticines) as well and heattyas ever I WAS in rity You are at full liberty, to publish this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of society at large, and which I should have sent you seam" r, but was tearful of a relapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obligixi humble Servant, It, L. LEIGH. High-street, Birmingham, N ov. 17§9. The above - Medicine is earne-tly recommended to all Persons that are in any doubt of their heir* entirely five 9t . every Venereal Attainn, particularly. tn those about. alter in their condition in tile, it w i ll certainly CratlCilie every taint of that nature, of iloweVer long standing, at however disguised under the appetuanee of other disorders. it may be; tar Scorbutic, Glandular and Cutaneous Com plaints, it is iliz;o ICVOlnlnCntlal 'so Glandular , taken, especially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared 'and sold by thesole Proprietor, Tko'sa as Tag. • 4,41(.111b:if Ot the , Corpt,ration cat S Wive:US, LoWto, at his'ilouse,. NO. 9, New 13i - 44e -street ; where he will gi ve Advice, without a fee, to pirisons takinr, these Pills, and will ;inswer Patients' Letter l, it putt pant, on the same terms, observing in all cases tht%rtiost inviolable i , ecreey: nrp Patient's. name or . ca, preening Peewit Meriti,iic-d, but at own - partied lar b 1 the ropritur, during the cur s e of ante than ss yz,ars,` tit it he had, the 4. - ondliildv; an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the , 1 tactic:l: arising therefrom. • • • They are also staid by his appointment, at the Per fumere, No. 3j, St. Altan's,stt , :ei, Pali-Mall ; Ito. bertson's Toy-situ, No; nxtoni-swei ; Mr. Steel's, No.. t , UnionLrow, Little Power- and by one Per son in every ontsidcrable T(;Wil in England, tee. in base: ur only 24.; 9d. eacii,. sealed up, with full, and plain Di- - rections, whereby P ersons or e.thcr Sex may cure them: selves with ease astaiftrwY.. N. it. Each Pox Sold itt Great- Britain is sealed tip with a Stlqnp, on which, by favour of the ttSsiunet a is printed a: the Stamp-Office T;Taylor, NA,. 9, New ltridge r street, to imitate ,vshich is Felony, alul ut other locciounta*p, SIXPENCE, , From the LON 1.1 G.14E.1 r :1, Dec. 27, 1803. I)sloli , , , g.Stre; t, Der. 26, tSO3. The King has been I .le 1,e,1 rn ;sprint J.lhn Morier, E-q. to he 111, , :11.k:sty', can, o l G. n ra t in Albania, the :;V t I , ,Ee , ai,ti the adj..cent Teriito. ries of the Ottoman Empire. The : King hdi ASO bre,: ~ k ased ro appoint Charles b )c k, F, i g..to b fii, Conslll General in the' Kingdom wf Egypt. .LENT rl3 B AC 11 s Rs appliinteti to Preach before s 'MAI E{:,TY, for tile Year 1804.. Feb. 15,. Wanesd-Ay of the Chapel, Lord Bishop oflondon. Dean f Calitel Doaor • Powys. - Lord of; Ely. 1)r..1 - 14tuid Dcan C,ull.de, Dr. Mil ner. Lord Bishop ot..tyoi,!.)ury. . . ' Dr: I.uLtel. . . Dean ur i lr, Dr, Ponce. • Lord Itc:,;01, u: r. 'nor 6,iou,:e,c‘tr, Dr. Lot "lore , Lordßishop of. St. David's. Mr Reed. • Dean of, Peterhorough, Dr. • . Lurd Whoop of Exeter. Mr. fnacl..cr.ty. • . I)c:in ,Dr. Loot ArcW•ib!fort. of t:aincr. hurv, vr Lord A rc.liboikup of York. 28, Wednesday, . Mr. Ntaddy. • 30, Good Friday, . Dean of 4 .iVestminster, Dr. Vincent. Lord A lamocr. SALISBURY. 17, I riday, 19, Sunday, Vltdnesday, 24, Friday, 26, Sunday 2 9 . wc..incsitty, March 1. hrtd.ty -4. SithritY, 7, • 9, Friday, Ir y Sunday, 14: Wedia:sday, it), Friday, IS, Stinday, Wedilas,day, 23, t ridgy, as, Palm Sunday, April 1,. Easter Day, 141" NT PREACHERS appointed .10 „iteach at fits V 1 A J ESTI°. Chapel at Whitehall, on Wedpestlaya ;lid' Friday's, for the Year I So+. - • • Feb. t Aih Wednesday, Dean rff F,xeter, Dr. Talbot. • 17, I' I Way, , Dr. Dechair. • • 22, Wc4llo.sclay, • 'Mr. Fountain. Fri iay,- 1)r. G lasse. W.lineaday, NI t. Trai.vc.k. M3lOl 2, Friday, - Dr. Nicoll. 7, Wedocglay, Mr. Orme. 9,. r:tby, - 1)r: (.1 retton„, 14, Wednesday, , Mr. Cap.). - 16, Vri‘lay, - Dr. Gri)dale.. . • 21, Wednesday, I<l r. I rrers. 23, iiday; • - Dr Pt • 24,, Wednes(ll, if r. Tat renal!. . 30, GOod Friday, Dc.iu of Rm.:toter, Dr. GooiLnionh. SA LiS'3Uit Y. /Vir 7 olltcc, Deer.muo• 27, )803. 2a Regiment of .Dragoons, George W Perrott, Cent, to h..• Cornet, by e urd... loth Regiment et Lieht,Dragoons, Francis Carleton, Cont. to he Cornet, by pureini.,,J, vice BOwles, nroniored in the • 22,i Li Al:t 44.0440....u0n..... to bd Comet, by flurenaseVVioe'rotinsorf,ltiroirioted. 15111 1)itto 1 Alartin Cent. to b:.-• Cornet, by pur. ) chase, vice Otbinn, ref, linv(x. to the 4th Dragoons. 3d Regimott of Foot Guardia, Li %tenant John Lowther lohnstune,•Crorn the Half pay or the, latc ark Hussars, to be Ensign, without purchase. Wi;Oam Henry' Clithes row, Gent. tobe Ensig.i, Without purehase.. liattalion.ot the.ist Regimentof Foot,' ()davit's Glover. Gent. to b:: Elrsigii, withon't purchase, yicc Race, de., • ceased. 26th Reghtent of Foor, John Clark, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vi,:t• bunt, ph:muted.' Ensign .ilex.. • an d er 444 , ,uab, front tat ot tin. tare Queen's Rangers, to be Ensign,. vice 11I'Craw, who (-.changes, 3oth Ditto. Lieutenant, Rohcii Lennox Colville. from !Tale. p.iy of the zoth Foot, to b: Lieutenant. it at.rtu Eligiand, Gent. to be Ensign, without porl.hise, viettNi‘Croustn, promoted. • 39tti.Ditto, Lieutenant William Bourchier to be Cap ain;ia company, without purchase, vice liorsbuigh,. panso Captain tviltiatvt Stothart, from tlitlf-pay or the 3d For* Guards,.to be Criptain of a Comprmv, vice Grant, who exchanges. Lieutenant, Thomas R. ! : .;IvYney, froth pay.of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stewart, who . exchanges. • 40th Ditto, Captain Tulin Dalrymple to be T.s.lajr ,, , by pur. Chase, vice Lake, proMoted in the Itstli Foot. I..eutet,,int. L. W. Dampier to be Captain of a Company, vice Dal. . tymple , . 46:11 Capr.in Richard Arnistrong, from Hale.p a y o f tin: late Itoth Regiment, to be Captain of a 'ComputYr vice Patti.,ii, reinoverkto tile ad liattaltutt of Reserve. En. si6n Daniel Hughes to be Lieutenant, wallow purchase, vice Catnpb , ,,ll,.promoted in the loth iiattali.inot I(cArve. Andrew Hamilton, Gent. to hr tmixii, vice Hughes,. 47th Ditto, Ensign - Fade lleattLy, :torn the 9cult Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 53 t Ditto, lianiiainai",. Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Reissell, promoted. Sith Dim ), ,Liemolzut Joseph ILiwtyn; from the :if- liay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice %VII. ki ll s, superseded. 58th Ditto, Henry, Woad, Gent. /olio I•;nsigu, without purchase, Vice. trigges, who re,i t ms. 6s t Ditto, Donald Cameron, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice N.Duag%ll, pro4noted. 65th Dina, Lieutenant Wiiliam Lyitdan, from, Half-pay of the 92.1 Regiment, tii be Lietrienalir, vice 'ones, promoted, 68th Ditto, Ensign William North, Irons Ole t;4.1 Regiment, to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice A.shworta, pietnoted in the 58th Regiment. • 69th Ditto, Lieutenant Patr4 Ross, from the -9th Regi. ment, to -ha Captain, of a Lialyally ), Vficitottupu n rOase . , vice Clifton, appointed to the Ist eoet Gnarl's. T 9 be Lieutenants. Lie:lie:Liam lames Stanley G o ithriLfro nl Halt-pay of the sin Regiment. I.lnitcaant Le , is front Halt-pity in the 41;1 i. r intr St, • Lieutenant ..11— 1). Baby, from y it lao 3; :1 I: Both Ditto, finsign ult.:" to tr. 2 Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 1):i10 1 , 101 it;? ett, 81st Ditto, Nichola. t.*.ei,140 join:quilt. Cent. to he L.'tisigit, Inu.nutcd. Ditto, Surgeon 'Laicfruit') the flail . ..par o the (tad tube Swoon, vice Nicolls, removed to the 3.1 Royal Garrison aattalion, 9501 Ditto, Lietrtraiaitt h - oin the lialf.pay of the Foot, to 14 First i.teutv.nant, pi.n.ttA4C. T o b e cant;ins_.Li l rY:i:;!ria' s ii i i.... :ll %%:ili P uini . Read. lieut . :twit ii - esteriAl:eicester, trout the I t Hrtt.tliott of Lionetrai Cll:irles Napier, tram the %ih To be'l.l,utemoits—Cnstgit 11111,i,q, vr„e R.cakl, En, sigh -- Thomson. Etatot 1. K. Cui tout the ssth Foot. Lilsl A tt W. H tr tin ti 5111 foot: .Ensl4n,W. W:Lcrtain, frot.tl thz Goth To he Ensigns lohn H. 'Domlas, Gent. vli;2 l)w/el-net, Cent. !lurk Rang,Ts, Capt44l Hutton, front the Queen'i (;er e , ratan Re umnt, to be Captain of a Comp.lr,y, vit.e Zchen. der, NNItO exchaltge. ad at Resent, Captain w, PAtiolt, fr9rn the 46tit Kegirnent, kte Captain ut A Coulp.iiy, vi+:e trier, \‘,ll t tesi A ns. 3d Dm F.ustgu loofa Armstrong, fr..un the Ist :sattalion of tee ve, to he twutenant. .1 7 .1,tr0t Auble, Carter et Bow.. ers, r o t tL.I 11%14p:1'4%14i; to be Emi ri, , ti;# 114.$ ti Oil the Mot' January will be published, Scatly• printed in Four Volumes, Duodecimo, price, in hoards, rgs. I,FVIF.NTSOFRIAGION • containing a situ. pie Deduction.oi Cnristuuitty, iron its Source to picsent Circuinstaits. I Lette'rs to a Young Lady. fly Mrs. MARRIOTT. Printed for F. C, and I. Rivinv toil, No. C 2, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. liatchard, No. 19.?, Picca dilly.