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Gr~.~; ttildh.J4 :;;;'.' 7: -41:'''.:11*- ' .. , , • .t4O , ii- i, ' t• V . " 4 7 -1 n 4;-,--,- 4..„.,z r „.....,,z•, , ► ' . • 4 7--....,....„. % _ e: 4 A ...,, , --- . ' ~. it ......... i , 1 „........ 5k..... „ ..... 4 0 it A. .... e; g,rl --. • .- 1 .,: , ,,,,,?,...: ‘,..• •,,,. r ,~ ... , ..t440 44 11 t ''io'97.k.7lP-4-1-4, r • i • • mi-, I P ,. • Ii that Dr.*Bro. Co Yellow ,VA N. August NUMBER 3280.1 iplaints, ea. 7 . ,E UR SDA Y, MARCH 24, 1803. [PRICE SIXPENCE. EFSEX MILITIA. confined (Led by set,l uu :.eter, it icing al rig LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. ORATORIOS, AT PLAY -HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Match 25, 18p3, war bb iierformed A GRAND SELECTION • OF SACRED MUSIC, From the•mobt favourite Works of HANDEL. - NEW I niCXI. MUSIC, , Just published,, anti Jo. be had of .Broderip and Wilkinson,' No. 13, Fiayinarket, London,; tom fIA ITHLESS EMM A, :4. fivourite Song . posed by Dr & :Stevenson," is. od. ' With delight will I sing, ' 'ditto ditto 1. o Conte buy my Nopegays pretty, ditto • AlittO • . a 0 By a tnuon'ying Brook, di t to • ditto : i o The Rose, • - dititi ditto .i o Come unto thse 'Yellow Sands, ditto . - ditto I. o • Annette the Villageßose, - - i ' o 'Atm tutte le Belle, with English' Words, - - 1 o ' Beauty of Buttermere, v , - . t • 6 Come Cynthia to thv Shepherd's V a le, I. R oss * - a o - Thu' Grief had nips 'her early Bloom, do, f .o My ,Heart'loycly Mary is thane; - do. I' .o The Negro Mother, ~, do, . a o Come Buy my Sweet Flowers, - Mrs. Sleigh ' a 0 The Rohins, an F.legiae Sonnet; by . Dr: Smith ' 2 6 Truth is theatughter of Loyd, Poetry by Peter Pindar, t o . - - a 0 ‘VitlitheSunl rise, GLEES. , , Come‘unto these Yellow Sands,. Dr. Stevenson, price 3 0 Ciild'is Cadwallo's Tongite, liorsley, - _ a 6 Hark, 'tis a Voice from the ' do. - - 2 a Mine. be a cur, - do. ;‘. 6 Methinks 1 li...ar the full celestial Choir, Dr. Crotch, 2. 0 Wake awlrle and pleasant b:, Dr. Strains,, 2 6 Thy : 1 . liar, geterous God of Whiz, ditto - a 6 Linley's Canionet, 7s. 64. Corse's trims' B s.. liorAcY's C lees, a as. .Coneentorz's Glees, los. 6t. A Colt:ttion or Songs, by Dr. St...vcrison, 4066ted shortly. EAST INDM musk, NoTrct is hereby biven, that in obedience to a Warrant-or Order under His Majesty's Sign Manual, !for calling our and embodying the Militia of this County, direCled to the Lord Lieutenant of the said County,* Sll and every the Militiamen servinglor any Parish or Place within the Western Division of thesaid County, and tvho will be'at. tached to the Western , Battalion, ate hereby required to as. semble at Chelmsford, onMonday the 4th day of April next: And that all and every the Militiamen serving for any Palish or Place within the Eastern Division of the said County, and who will be attached to the Eastern Battalion, are here. by required to assemble. at Colchester, on the same Day, to be then and there respedtively embodied tbr Adluaf SerVice. And Notice' is hereby also given, that if any such Militia , man (nor labouring under any-Intinnity incapacitating him) shall not appear, in pursuance. of such Order, at,.the Time and Place so appointed till the Battalion to which he shall respeaively belong, he will be apprehended,' and punished as a Deserter, according to the Provisions of the Act of Par liament now in force for punishing Mutiny, and Desertion, and of the Articles of War made in purstiarice - of the same. tly Order of His Majesty's Lieutenant of the said County, , JOHN OXLEY PARKER, junior, Clerk of tIL: General Meetings. Dated t cth March, 1803. !gird, 4.3 i J 8;1; H COURT e RECPO qf the UNITE II C0.41P/INY cf 41111.fictIANTS of ENGLii,VD to the Lyt he(iitt, do herfi j i give lyGlicr; - • , • - , Thkt a General Court the said Couttany will he he7,l. :hr.& Home 4 Leadenhall.street, cn Tiees4L9 , , tie orb sr) ,ipril next, front.Elrven o'Clock in tke.lsr?noon4entl4Bix in, t4e- fiteliq., to Ballet on the following Que.iliarri agrteaki• t Ae if tb .19th Gee. 111. cap. " That thke Court emilirrri the bhananbus Ret:z.n "df the Court of Diredors of the 2d.. instant, wherebi , the - `! Crimroander and Owners of the Ilindostan, ire fully " acquitted from an imputation of neglczt, or inisebntilla " in resped to the Ldss of that Ship,"* _ IS Cat• c 134 t Ind Pa. Milne rite ecoin- Overture, Samson. PART I. Song, Mr. DENMAN. Pour forth no more.' Chorus, No more to Amtnon's God.'• Duct, MN. 1111.1.INGTON and Mr. BRAHAM, Toge. ther let 116 range the fields.' Dr. Boyce's Sol. Choru s , For unto us a child is born.' Messiah. Recit. Mrs. BII.LINGTON, ' 0 worse than death.' Song, Angels ever bright.' Theodora. Chorus, in e ng, Mr. BRAHAM, cit. Mrs. Bl L.1.1N GTON, But bright Cecilia.' Air, As from the power.' Dryden's Ode. Chorus, "file dead shall live.' t;CILIVC, rki 60 fr it if 4,14 etutJ uu 'CI Ufa is fl 41* " that this Criiirt cenfirrn- the FtetoltttiOti of Oh:, coutt of.oiredors of the 16th instant, whereby the Comm:moor " anti Oivners cf, the Princess Amelia, ted from 111 imputation of negiet or rbiscoiatie.!, m re.. " sped to the loss Of that ghip.' . • trILLLiw R.4.}P7.4.r; siv; T DITTOS respeafttlly ififottp . the Nobility; I a Gentry, &c. that he has kijt landed and,warehnused Parcel of remarkable fine Barre led SAIL-Fish, tit 'Quality not ro-be r4cltixt ntutli &Idols tur t v he ovviwiteluAi of F 2 0 0 ),, r ,, for To n w or Country. Scilly end Yorkshire Ling, Tusk, 6.:c. Cod Sodv.ts, lit cuzarf Paaagv4 or in Kegs, of suVerierexeelleneo. tat reco trout loKivr, Pickled oysttsta of a Most deluNite. Warehouse; 'No. 4; • Great :44:an's-lane; Chi:init.. cross, London. _ _ . PART 11. Luther's hymn, Vrrse Mr. IN CLEDON, ' Great God Song, chorus, ! From harmony?' Dryden's Odc. Air, Miss MUNDAY, Vain is beauty. Jud. Dr. Arne. Song, Mr. 8R1A11.4.4, Chorus, ! HalleluJalt.' Messiah. song, Reck. Mr. INCLE DON, My arms.' Judas 1111 C. Air, • Sound an alarm.' thorus, We come.' . PART Overture, Berenice. AiriMrs. n 1 LLIN'GTON, (by desire)' I know that my Re deemer liveth." Messiah. Chants, Air, 111 r. BRAIIA7 4 /1,,_ Song, Miss MITh DAY, Come ever smiling.' incl. Mac. Air, Mr. INC LE DON, and Chorus, The trumpet's luau.' Dryden's Ode. Finale, • Rule Britannia.' Dr: Arne: DR. GARNETT's ORPHAN CHILDREN. "item the a , r4..ss of the 1...)411. Institution, and dedicatatt• by pcirnislion, to the !tight lion. and Hon.-the Managers of that Corporation, will be published, in a han mQ dso e uartd' Volume, LCOURSE of LECTURES 'on ZOONOM I A ; - .or The LAWS of ANINIAL LIFE. By the late T. GA RNETT, M. D. a... ecc. &c. Amount of Subscriptions already.adYertised, tl7sl. ; but fromthis Sum, when the great charge far paper and printing, and other necessary expenses, is &dueled, the Committee submit to the consideration of a generotki Public these de— fenceless Orphans will still be found tar removed from that humble independence which it is the °hied of the Subscrip tion to provide them, and thereby to give some • relief to-the distress which they are'tod young to feel in all its extent. The Committe have fixed the lowest Subscription for a Copy of the Work at One. Guinea, the price which the Booksellers ustiall charge for Works of the same etteut and excellence ; inten ding by thiS Means to afford an Opportuni ty to Subscribers to possess this useful and interestm; Work at the amount of its .actual value, or of extending their Sub scriptions, as a further testimony of their otyn-benevolenVe, and the merit and virtues of the 'A tithOr. - The Life, and a Portrait of Dr. Garnett, engraved by In eminent. Artist, under the immediate direzdion of Mr. Josiah' Boyden, will be published With the. Work, as will also a complete List of the Subscribers. • ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. • R. SAMUEL .11A MILTON begs leitve to, iVI intOrm the Public, that, notwithstanding fhe loss he has sustained by the...tremendous Fire which destroyed the whole of P-remiscs 4 on .Weiinesday•night the ad of Febru ary. the CRITICAL REVIEW will continue to be pub lished with its - aceustomed regularity on the first Day of every-succeeding Month. Ile feels much pleasure in being able to inform his . Literary Co' responderitt, that almost all the IblantnimPts intended for, future Numbers of the Review escaped the flames, front haying fortunately been at the time of the Fire in the Editor's possessiOn. Mr. Hamilton r‘iittrilS a continuance of that Patronage, both of .Literary Characters and of the Public, which has enabled him to pre s ent a Monthly Epitome of Universal Leaning, equally . ; as he trusts, characterized by a dignified 'impartiality, and an elaborate research. He is obliged to several Scholars of Eminence, who have latel y complimented him upon the unrivalled attention paid in the Critical Re view to the Literature of the Continent, and the solicitude' nianifestett to obtain and ditfuse an early acquaintance with every Work of- importance, in whatever Conitt:v published. It has been, and shall continu e t o b e , his ohje'et to present a Notional Work, not unworthy of the Nation i ,n which it appears : and he now Weis himself calla upon to ;tallow. jedgy, winch he duo with int equal,mixtore or pride and gratitude, that. the Loss he has sustained, instead of dimi nishing has added very considerably to the support he has ordinarily experienced ; a touch larger impression of the last Number of the. Critical ,Review (the only one published since the Fire) having been demanded than of any tanner Number published since its commencement. *** Communications are requested to be addressed to Mr. S. Hamilton, at Messrs. G. and J. Robinson's, Paternoster row. Cittos' Improved 'Essence of Arichovitt pr.partd aftrr the It a lian Method s with. al; other Sauces, properly packed for the East or West DINING TABLES, PEMBB.O.N.E TA BLES, &c. on an entirc new construdion; CHAIR and SOEAr B DS, iit)ll 'l l O-ST and TENT BEDS; With Brass. Screws and Joints, and various Brass Parts, all by His Ma jesty's Patent; the superior utility and+ improvements iii which arc so well known,' that no description farther is rit4. quisite. _BUTLER has a feeling sense of his obligations; and desires humbly to acknowledge the kind (and not small) encouragements he has experienced in his Business, througtt the generous support and recotnntentlations of many of the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, and numbers of the restieaable part of the. Publix, which, under the blessings of Providence, has brought his Manufactures into e?timatiod and bXtenaive sale, being the bole .Proprietor of the! Patents; and 'real •-• Manufaeturgr of the Patent Articles, to the King sin 4 Queer., His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Princess charlottlt. of %Vales, Duke of 'York, and Piincesses. His %Varelloitses are No. 13 and Catberthe , street, Eight Doors trout tin Strand, where. every Article In the Cabinet and. Upholstery, line is made with well seasoned iVlaterials and etcelleta Wotkmanship, and, where the ditf:rent Patent Deeds mar be seen. Principal 'Vocal Performers, Mrs. BILLINGTON, • Miss MUN DAY, and ANiss PARKE. Mr. BRAIIAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr. I)ENMAN, • Acid Mr. INCLEDON. Leader of the Band, Mr. • W EICHSELL. Organ, Mr. f. ASHLEY. Doors to be opened. at Six, anti the Performance to begin at Seven o' C lock Boxes, 6s. Pit, 3s: 6d.GGalle y , 2.. Upper Gallery, rs. Books oKthe Wortieto be fiad at the Theatre. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. b'randon, at the box-0 We; in Hart-street. Subscriptions are received at the following Banking. houses in London, viz. Mess. liosanquet, Coutt, Edwards, flankey, 1-loares, Ransoms, and Pybus ; Ott the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee house ; and by Mr. Savage, at the Royal Institution ; and at which. places Lists of the present Subscribers,and their Sub scriptions, may be seen ; and where Subscriptions may be remitted from the Country througfi the medium of Country Ha niters. By Order, C CUP PA G Essex-street, Strand. " Sec. to the Committee. UDINIER HER MAJESTra IMMEDIATE PATRON'. THE EXHIBITION of Miss THOMPSON's. P,I C'fU RES, executed in WOOL, front the Worka' t the most esteemed Masters, is now open, having the midi. ton of three New Pieces. the good Shepherd, iroisvi cele brated.Paiuting by Murillo. a Portrait from Vandyke, and a mall Landscape from Westalt. Admittance One Shilling. No. t 7, 014.1 Bond-street. . - N. H. 13titIcr has construaed several Took and Machinei for working his rettent Articles. COIL, TAR hitOWN, AND VAKNI I . I. • 4 • • rhhi PUBLIC . are most respedfully informed, that tit 0.1;ove-nlentioned Articles 4:0:1[11:41e to be pr. pared by the DRITISI-1 COLOUK COMPANY only, t Waibroolc, London 3 and art recommended as cheap; usetul, aid ofrnonental cover's: 4i for wo ,. A arril iron without doors. The Tur;Brown is intended for roll4ll boarding, paling, sunk fences, &c. • The }',tints are of valuta shades of Green and other Colones,- peculiarty adapted test fences round plexsure grounds, planed wooden building*, iron rail s . ings, 'They are easily - applied, being sent in a gate we, and arc very durable. Directions for their use ire tent with the Artichrs. • The Comp:illy supply klso ground White Lead, and all otl*r Paints, Linseed Lids, etc. of the best quality, And At the It!",ofic44l. STATE-LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 24, COKNHILL. irESSRS., HORNSBY and Co.' alc • iaint their 1.1 , 1 Friends and the. Public, that the ENG Li Sl-1 STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing NEXT• MONDAY" WEEK, April 4th. Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, 'and Six teenths, :me now selling in 'great variety of Numbers, and at the lowest prices. N. B. Prizes paid on demand. March 21, /84. + . 4.t The Critical Review for March, containing the usual var►ety of important and interestint; 1144:Ter, will be published on the tirst of April. BATTLE OF LODI. NOW OPEN, AT,THE LYCEUM, FMB Extensive f listurical .picTuRE, painted 4./y It 0 ttlt fr. T KEIt PORTER. 4pur; the saute large Scale .as Come: l'el7 , Of the Storming of Svringnitatam, Siege of Acre, and the Ilattle of Alexandria. It is pahited trpr,n thetnort correa infortnation ; to obtain Which Mr. Porter 'visited the Continent. Thi6 Pidure,givcs an acCatrate idea of the situation of both Armlets at that interesting moment when the French crossed • the Bridge. It contaitis,..be.,iries Portraits of many other Ce tteral ()ricers in the Trench Army, those of Bonaparte, Ber *hitt, 'Mast:elm, Attgerau,. Lasnes, Monier, lYessaix, &c. as also Witted of the Austrians. ()pert every Day front line o'Clock in the Morning til Dush. MIDDLESEX ELECTIO:\. • This day it; publisNed, itt ,i)ne large Volume Oetrio, Price tos, 4rl in boardi, A PAROCHIAL.LIST, alphabetically arrange(i, of the POLL fur the County of MIDDLESEX, at the GEWER ‘I. ELECTION, in the year 13:)". ; wherein ltie N am e s and Residences of the Voters are classed in the Deris,iesftt, Parisheslklarrcies, had !)Laces, where the Freeholds, in tiiitt of which they voted, are situate or arising' ; with a General Index. London: printed4or Brooke and Clarke, Bell-yard, l'emple Bar ; and %V .Clarke and Sons, Pot tugal-otreet, Lincoln's- I nn. ON MONDAY, APRIL THE FOURTH, THE ENGLISH STATE LOT f ERY BEGINS DRAWING. - ' • - GRAND SC lIRME.. No. tie P fruit z -Vittot of ea-5 . 1',,*.t. , r; 41 4 44 4 Prizes of ,C . 20,000 is A, . 40 , 000 • 3 10,00.) 30,000 3 3,000 is,oco 3 . —2, coo 6,000 i,oao $ O >Jl 3 0 ioo 3.9“) bo ..... 50 3,000 12,500 20 250,000 - - This Day was published, in One Volume Royal Octavo Price 16s. in boards, ADIGESTED INDEX to the REPORTS CIIANC E R Y ; containing the Points of Equity deter mined in the High Court of Chancery from the year't6B9 to the year !Sot, with a Table of the Names of rho Vases. This Work ,is done on the Plan of Mr.. TOmlin's Digested Index to the Tenn Reports, and is a very useful Abridge. Nolte of the cases in Equity. Printi.xl for 1. Buttervi.orth, Law Bookseller, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, The . iipplernent to Viner's Abridgment, which is a useful Epitome of Law and Equity fur the last fifty years. Vols, to 4, price 21. xis. in boards. 44,000 Tickets. 394 0 C 4 11 -3- This Scheme differs from all others for nvany years past, in the circumstance of nut having any Prizes tixed tar particular days. C WWl' and Co. No. t t, Poultry, are appointed . by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. This Office ',established in the year 17591 has been fortunate in the Sale' of Capital Prizes, Till K. TI EN of which mere of the Last ail& Three preceding -Lot teries, and aunts: of them divided into many Shares. %(Intittance. ONE SHILLING. 'BRITISH FIRE OFFICr, • London, March 23, din. TOTIOE is :hereby . giilen, That a GENERAL 'MEETING of the Proprietors of this Office will be 14 0 on Wcdraistlast.the 6th day oEftpril next, at Coco' Clock precisely, at thei r O ff i ce i n t h e S trand, (or dig Eleelion of at DiOntor, in the room of Wa(liarn Chishohne, Esq. de ceased ; also for the F.ketlion of Six Diredors to succeed those . Gentlemen ,w ha go out by Rotation, and to elect three Auditors for , the ensuing Year: KOBERT SKELTON, Secretary. PAVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 1803. FROPOSA.LS FOR LIGHTING THE STREET'S. °Pat DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS 3 1 d ii receive Proposals for' Lighting the Public Lamps . globes iiy the City,• and for keeping the same, and the urniture thereof, in good order, from the sit of September mutt, for one, two, or three Years, as shall he agre upon. Thal; lobes to have a dooole Punter. And they are willing, if thtsired, to enter into one or more separate Contract or Con- Wets for the same. Proposals to be sent to this Office on or before the Ist of May next, sealed up, anti directed to the Secretary of the Board, and indorsed " Proposals tbr Lightiog," which will be opened in the ph:settee of the Proposer, or his Representative, at One o'Cloi.k on the said Day, atter which Day no Propo. t sat win be received. • . Signed, by Order, . W . HO IN A Imo, Secretary. ARMY AGENCY OFFICE, No. IS, .Manchester Buildings, IVestiitinsteL T lEUTENAT TAPP begs le ave to i n f orm A. 4 N the olliceTs bf the Army, and Gentlemen about to.pur t'llae Commissions, that he continues to Iransael Business in every department of Military Negotiations, such as the turehase, Sale, and Exchange of Commissions, Half-pay ARency r c. &c. N.B. A Half—pay EnSigncy to be disposed of. 'Ail. Ensign in Oil Old. Regiment. lately returned from Abroad, wishes to exchange with an Ensign on Foreign SetNice 4** It is requested that all Letters addressed to Mr. Tapp I n 4 Y bepost, pant. - AIONIiY 'M./WY TO ADVANC-E. . s PEAso NS in , possession of Incomes,; La.' arising- from Freehold, -Copyhold, or. .Leasehold‘ 4 , 1 12r tate s, in Land or Houses, Monoy in the Funds, Rent Bea, Marriage Settlements, WidOws% Jointures, An, Patetrt Places, Church Livings, or any other cer 'Ain Income tar, Life, may be supplied with temporary or i!rmaileilt Sums Of Moncy to any Amount, by paying All, mitty inter est tbr the saint. •T he Nobility and Gentry of known Property, •or their Inlty be accommodated on their person4i SccuritY . ; 'TN in any iustaricso Where the single security of 'an indivt. "Ital may be deemed insufficient, the addition of another 13 rson to gu a r antee t h e payment or the Interest -will . re-: move rho objedion ; and, in all eases, privilege will be * /V en to the . Put)lie to return the Principal at their own option. Per Sonalapplicaiions will W. received every day till Votir o'CloOt ; and Letters from Correspondents in town or Country ;post pall will be immettiatclv answered,' by ad q4.essing to Direitor of tile Kniflitsbiidge Bank, at his 011 A itou'ie, No. B,.Lowcr jolo-street, Golden-squaw. To ADVENTURFRS. ' • '..• • . T" present ST T A TR LOTERY begins Draw. ing on Monday, April 4, and from the Scheme being upon the oldestablished principle of floating Prizes, atlbrds peculiar advantage to the P u rch a ser s o f Tickets anti Shares. , The *tallest. Prize is zol. and there are four T wenty ,Thou_ sands, three Trn Thousands, besides. three Five Thonsands, and others to a large amount; it is therefore highly .prol.lattle the Tickets will rise considerably betbre the Dra%ving. lOHNSON and Co. ever grateful for the preference with which they have been honoured, beg leave to reeoinritead an early purchase to their numerous Friends, and inform them they have on sale, at their old fortimats . Licensed . State Lot tery Office, No. 3, Pope's Head.allry, Conthill, • Tickets, • Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in a great va. riety-ot choice and Mal Numbers. - This Office has been remarkably fortunate selling and sharing Capital Prizes, being the only one that ,aver sold two Twenty Thousands drawn on one day. PURSUANT to a DECREE or the III6I.iCOURT of (CHANCERY, made in a Canso intitled SANDERS against BAKE R, TIIE Creditors of ARCHIBALD .LUNDIN formerly's& Peckham, in the County ot Surrey, Gentle. roan, deceased, are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before Peter Wilford, Esti. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Smithatnpton-tauildinica, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. • For further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Tilbury and Bed ford, Solicitors, Bedford-row. ' • WATER PROOF CEMENT. -WATw. El se i t ..n e k ff . ed ß u c a . l e ly vo ic ir ey i t , j o sh u . t of 9ellars ; like. Drains, Mill Races, Wharfs, Vats tb P r 9 . l . l l3 i r s eivt 'i rr tS ('/it a n t e l i l l s , Tanners, Felhnonger, &c. built in the most substantial and durable manner with Parker's Roman Cement, by Isaac Templar, Bricklayer, Queen-strect, Southw,,,k, ...---- '- • IN TH . EVENT OF ANOTHER* WAR. ' • OHN BU RGESS anti SON take this early . 1 opportimity of soliciting the favours of their Friends, the t fieers of His Majesty's Royal Navy and Army, whom they had'the honour of tilting out during the late War. Stores supplied , by theirs , AS betore, tit , foa Channel' Set- Vice,, or any Climate, packed upon the shortest notice. Such. Gentlemen as may please to honour them with their ComtnisSions, may 'rely upon their .attention, both to the quality and packing of every article . . Warehouse, No, to 7, corner of the Savoy. Steps, strand, London. PARMASAN CHEESE. UST IMPORTED, a larrQuantity of exrraor. Binary i j fine Parrnaian Cheese, which, to the entious In this Article, will be found well worth their atteutOu ; also some Neufchatel and Chaptiger Cheese, Ni:w Cvrgona An chovies for Satidwiehei, White Fren,;ll Vinegar, French Ca- ' pout Capers, and New Fremh t)liyci, Tr) ) , e had lobo Burgess 3nd Son's Warehouse, Nu, to?, cornet ui the Savoy Stops, Strand, .I.ouctutt,. . . ExcisE/LAws This bay was published, in 1 viols. /Ivo. price 18s. boards, APRACTICAL ARRANGEMEN'I..of the LAWS relative to the EXCISE wherein the Statutes and:Cases atleling Officers, Smugglers, proocutions,' Li ences, arc carefully digested. by ANTHONY iIiGIINIORE; Solicitor. Ist - ism-LI fOr J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. Of whom inay be had, price 7s. boards, Kyd's Arrangement of the Asseoved Taxes, including the Taxes of liOttwi, Windows, SerVikaitS, Carriage*, lloraLs.s, Dogs, This Day was In Three V o l umes , ()Claw, Priceon•e 6ninea in boards, PiN PAR TI AI, al 1:1 SUCCINCT HIS I . ol‹__ -of the RISE, CLENSION, and RE VI VA I. of the tittßcil of CHR ,• trOlti the birthof Our SaviOur to the present Time, with faithful Characters of the prituipal PenOttages, ancient and modern.- By the Rev: T. HAWEIS, LL. B. and M.D. Chaplain to the late Countess of Huntingdon, and hector of All Saints, Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, - Containing the progress of Christianity till its establish ment under Theodosius; its luau/ decline through the (talk ages ; its happy revival at the Reformation, and thiduations to the present atty. • The Characters of the principal Personages, ancient and nuxtern, who had distinguisherltheinselves in the defence of the True Church, are faithfully drawn ; the preservatien of the Holy Seed, in the Ages of Ignorance and Persecution, par. ticularli adverted to; the state of Religion in this Land, frotn the da of Henry the , VII l ch. to the present time, explicitly detailed, with the Charatler of the Monarchs ; particular-ACcount of the Pietists,Xloraviarts; and Methodists, and their Leaders: with a Concise View of Missionary-La hours among Protestant* and of the Present State of True Religion throughout the World, without the means of pro looting its progress, by growing union and ;cal among all true PsoLuotatiti. • - • Lot:Awl : Ptiritedior J. Mawman, in the Poultry. This Day was'published, iu Oc,lay°, price 3s. 6d. sewed, .ATREAT I.S E o n .the FUNCTIONS and DUTIES. of a CONSTABLE : Containing Details and Observations interesting to the Public,-as they relate to the Corritption of Morals, and the Protection of the peaceful Subjects against Penal and Criminal Offilinclis, By P. COLQUI-lOUN, LL. 1). To those Who are desirou s of knowing without *Mich trou ble, how the peaceful SubjeCt is, or ought to he protected :against those' public wrung which render life and property insecure; and how to proceed ou every einergen9 , when an injury cognizable by the criminal law is experienced; this watt, it P 4 intuit:4y pm-turret!, will be found an interesting conipendium, and an useful direitory. Printed for Joseph hiawman in the Poultry, and lain Hatchatti; of whoin also may *had, by the same Author, A Treatise on the Police and ,countierco of the Rivet Thames, in one law vol. t tos. Gil. boards. a Treatise an the Police of the Metroixills, in one large lose ta. b 04145. Ob,erratioas and l acts relAtive to 1' übblic. houses. 11. sd. A Matchless Col leftion of 1.114 IQU E and SUPERB 6E ,\ JEWELS, tlee. • MI%. PHILLIPS iespe4tfully apprisii ttie Nobi., lily and Gentry. that on MOnday, prilA, and, Three following Days, wilt be submitted, without reserve; to digit protection, by Public Autlion, at his Great Roorn; Ito. 67. New Bond -street. a CASK ET o f magnificent J EIVELS, and assemblage of rare and valuable, antique and modern :G EMS, matchless, as specimens ofarts, and unique in point of natural beauties and possessions ( and whiart have maws rially contributed to aid the superior talents. SO sueeessfiilly exerted in the sculpture of tilt) Cameos and Intaglios. Also, a Collection of beautiful enamelled Portraits, by retitot.. 'Linke. Bait. are. The Casket comprises twenty-five itings, formed of Brilliants, limeralcii,'ltubiN, Sapphires, Carbon eks, &c. or extraordinary siz., beauty of cOlour and perfect= lion,. the-genuine Property of a C ENT , I, EMAN, going tut reside in the Country. This asseinblagehas been tbrined by selections, made with great taste and ju dg m e n t, mature d b y an expericnee of twenty years, from many of the most ale brawl Cabinets at Rome : and several parts of the Contient, during various tours, , alid at a very considerable monienlarged description of this Collection Will b.: rendered, and the view - notified in due Mare.b-t4, 1803. New Hatul-street• LARGE and. ELEGANT HOUSE, -near BATII, TO BE, Lurr, UNFURNISHED, tur a Term of Years rritiA T . 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