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r !. :, . -.. ~.. -_-7 e R ~ t , ~. , ~ , ~ ~. . FA r t• " ' .. L' If if. - a 9 • - - THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • TO.MORROW FVENING, Feb. 1803, ... • will be performed, a New Comedy, called HEAR BOTH SIDES. -.•.; With new Scenes, .Dresses, and Decorations. . • ~ The Charaeters by Mr. DOIN"FON Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. C. KEMBLF., Mr. 12 A YMOND, Mr. SU ETT, • ' . • Mr. WROUGEITON, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. CAU I, Fl ELD, Mr. W ErwyrzEß, Mr: HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. COLLINS; • Mrs.. POPE, and MN. JORDAN. -. c he.Proltigue to be spoken.by Mr. BANNISTER, jun. The Epiloi,ue. by Mrs. JORDAN. WITH . LOVE AND•MAGIC ; 'Or, HARI-EQIJ I N's FLO LI DAY. . IlarlcqUin t Mr. BYRN E; • Mago, (the .Mtigiciany 'Mr. DE C4MP I ,* •rantaloon, Mr. MALE ; Scaramouch,- Mr. GIBBON ; Lipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ; Tycho, (the Clown) C R lAEA LDI ; COluMbine, N A GE ; Sprite,The Miss TYRER• Ursula, (the Dwarf) B AN C ' EIA RI); Little Bess ! (the Ballad Singer . ! Mrs. BLAND. 'File Vocal Principal Parts', by • Mr. COOK E , Miss' VR. SIL NAG E, Mist, ~ • Principal .Dancers, Mr. BYRNE, Miss B, MENAGE, • Miss DOUG LAS. • Tile ucw Comedy having been again received throughput most unbounded and universal applause, by a bril- Inn; and overtiowing'Autlience the Public are wspeetfurly . that it will b e repeated every Evening till further will) the flew Pantomime. The Gentlerbsiii \rho made his . 3cl Appearance on Friday right in the. P , irt of King Richartl - the Third, was again re ceived with universal notice will be giiicn• c• leis beat; performance. • , -- , TUE GREAT ENGLISid STATE LOTTERY, vOusiating of 44,000 Tickets.—TO begin Drawing, •Apni 4, ttlos. . . - - GRAND SCHEME. • Q. Ot . Prizes. Value bf each.' Total Value. .-- 4 Prizes of ,C.'20,303 `• is. ,C.80,c03 3 , . ro,ot,'): -- 30,0;0 3' L--. 5,c.0., . 15 aeo 3 ' ';--- 2,cc:, . 6,000 . ' . 5 — . 1,0,0 ----• 5,000 3C) ..... 1:, ' -... , 3,000 • 00 ...... - 50 - '3,000 ' 12 600 . .r.- ?..c, . 2 . 50,c00 ----- '.....4i ,o , ), Tickets. 4.- . ,C , 392,000 7f This Scheme diff'ers firm. all others tor many years Past, in the circumstance of nut having any Prizes fixed tor part;;Aii if day s. NV • • • , k k, , lb 1 and C o . N o . t i, P ou lt ry , are appo i nte d 1,...) by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of the itbove Lottery, This Office (established in the year 1759) leas been fortunate , in the Sale of Capital Prizes, 'MR, 'VEEN of whi c h were of the Last and !ince preceding Lot teries, and some of them divi4led into many Shares. TO - .THE CURIOUS IN,FISEI SAUCE. - • i r PH -NOBILITY, GENTRY., and PUBLIC in -1. general, arc respeetfully intnrnted, jOUN BUR GE SS and SON'S G ENIYINE . ESSENCE 'of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by them' in 'the same manner • that Ilas.giyeo such universal approbation for many years past, The' long jutly.acquiled supedority or that Article is filly confirmed in the'opinion of the Country at large; and al P ersons resident in'all parts of the Vforid, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now 'maintains. The general utility - of their F.ssenCe of Anchovies and other Kith Sauces for Fish, iSce. Anduces them, from thenumerbus A nvertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in Purchasing the "same; as none is to be bad of their Genuine, bUt at tht•irWarthouse as under.. • :• • Ever y t ! ther. ArticlOn the Oil. Trade f o r f a mily use , o f the hest quality. • .; ‘Vestlintia Merchants, Capt a i ns of Ships, ere, Officers in Army and Navy, supplied. upon the shortest notice fur inejast and West Indies, &c, 'For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they Intr,! - appointed 'Mes - srs.' It. lohnston and Co. Edinburgh, thei r sole Agents tor Fish Sauces. Warehouse, ,No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, • ' strand; 'London. • ." • PATENT I3EDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, - DINING TABLES, DitParing in Stile and flan from those in the old way. ITLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY mut IVARE-ROOMS, No. mend 14, CATHERINE ET, Eight Doors from the'Strand, maker of the above CATHERINE -4 to the KING and QUEEN, Thdr Royal Highnesses " le 141 1/KE; of YORK. and PRINcESSES; and Manufae t"rer of F u mit tue ingeneral. Ilu Tz. ER iIAS oburved some of 'the various Advertisements yPpr4cd to him, the intenti on o f w hi c h may b e eas il y disco ,t ; and writes in shun that; by the p erm i ss i on o f rovi titliedce, I inainif.lo,utcs and' sells as above, ,f,where also may had, every Article!' in the Upholstery Line) his. superior OUR-POS and TE.NT li EDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass Part. ; SOFA -BEDS, making a hand settle Sofa and 'a comfortable 'Red ; CHAIR BEDS, which iratistbrra the same way, anri each in a tew minutes; DI N - I Nc; TABLES on various Constructions, and- quite on a new P l"n ; PORTABLE CHAIRS ;' LIBRARY STEPS on a particular, cismpatt Construe Lon ; • and various Improve al"ts in Furniture. Houses completely furhishcd ; the Articles of well-season ed V4tiods and excellent workmanship: A Iso, for exportation, Ueds'for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up tin' pas sengers, Sze. BuiLK R has constnletecl several Toots and Machines, for etorkin& his Patent ace., at his Manuladory as above, and with much submßsion, and a true sense of gra titude, acknowledges the kind •encouragement he has so ger received, -- • • in contradielion to the f a lse assertions opposed to the .Sa e of Bur Lea's Patent Articies, at his Warehouse may be Semi separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables ; '*P4 the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, Which end to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Dedsteacts, with Screw wits of Feet. le .1 T ~`'~'-: r 8 aI ~: "" 4 1 SUN. , .."., ~ T, PAIe... . ,t. I. r ...c. -,' -'• - ' k i ~..... ..." . ti, i ,... z..„.. ,...„ 401.0 , i ''''' .If,g7r :' q i ... 4c.""e1r:W1"'"47:41 . • ' c .4 *.1 , 4:. ,- 1' 444 ..„,,r, : ,-... ...,.. , .t.t.,..,-,,......,,,A.,„: ' ' .'"' . 4 # - ..".:At -- ; : ;:r• ‘1, 15,% ,,- ..--,.,,A, ,Y 444 f , • •.• . • -•• :'''.. 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THEPreparation, •Proptietors of this invaluable Preparation, being encouraged by sortie Of the first` Medical Men in the' Kingdom to make it public, having been thoroughly convinced of its superior exc.-lime and unparalleled efficacy in Go LITY COMPLAINTS, •by relieving and shortening the duration of Fits of the Gout. confining them to the ex. tremiiies, mitigating the . p,!rogysms, It 'speedily removes all those unpleasant symptoms which_ are the effect of a weak stomach and bowels,. via. Indigestion, Flatulency, Uppre4i.pn after Nervous ficad.ach and (iiddinets, it(' is particularly 'Luau! in Paralytic Complaintl. It int. mediately relieves: all - Qouty, Rheumatic, and Spasmodic AO:Akins of the Stomaeli.and.Bowels, and should be talon in. C halyb:ate, and in the, So t ta Mephitic. Waters, to prevent 'the stomach being chilled, I( ought to be resorted to by those who are troubled with Hypochondriac, or Lowness of as it warms and invigorates the Stornach, :Assists Digestion, - the;•eby artettl!;thenlitg - and renovating the whole SYstea). This E ,sen‘e contains .411 the Medicinal virtues of ROor,,and is far super,or to Ginger in siibStanec,and may jus'tl,be rec.kGl:ct one of the mostnecessury. .Mcdicines in the .1114,!ria Invented- and prepared 13. Oxley anitThomas, ChymistS, &c. to Her Malesty, Na. 17, Haymarket ; and sold in bet. ties of S s. 6i. ~4Tht A r SUPt'LY JUST ARKIVEU. Howard and Evani, No. Q. I.rw-liirw West • • m os2 s ‘ c ti e ; . t t i e ha i t • o jus t f received A ire h supply of M:dicines from Dr. lignum, of Man4cater, consisting of those most excellent Antuseornu tic ;Drops, So universally resorted to for their extraordinary superiority in all complaints of th4.l Scurvy, Leprosy, madam, Ulci:rs, and other Disorders arising front Impurities of the Blood, .61. c. Ladies and Gentlemen may have their orders completed in dozens or hail dozens, to a single 4s. 64 bottle. _ The virtues of this celebrated IVlcclicine have been display. ed by twiny eminent cures in this Country. indeed, scarce a person who purchases one 4s. 6d. bottle, but has reason to sound its praise. At this season of the year they are morn. ineruled to the particular attention of those subject to the Scurvy,. &c. &c. _ • Mi . () Lignunt's Lotion, which is found a sovereign remedy for Surfeits, and all. Scorbutic Eruptions of the rice and 'Skin, however violent and disfiguring; also for Pimpla. rt Blotches, Redriela ache Nose, Clain, &c. ; and fcr every impurity or unnatural appearain:e with .which the may be alfilclecl. To be used as a common wash for clearing and improving the complexion. Sold, with proper dircetions, at as. 9d. the pint bottle. Likewise, Mr. Lignum's Pills for a certain disease, with• out the least confinement in arty season, restraint ut diet, er hindrance of business, when all other methods have tailed. Brice as. ;d. the bcfx, with direclions. These Urops are sold in moulded square bottles at tes. and 4s. 6d.—one tzs..bottle, is equal in qu.'ntity to three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be hatiWnolesale or retail, at Mr,- Lig. nom's Dispensary, No., 57, Bridge -street. hfanr<ltester ; at Howard and Evans's i .p, Long-lane. West-Srnith. field, sole 4,vholesale Agoits in London ; and retail, by the following parsons: No. 47, Minories ; W. Clarke, No. ;169, -B.orotigit ; Jordan, No. 33 t _Whitchapel ; Jelooult art cu. co. No: r 50,„ Oxlind-Street ; N o r , ion Ki -k, No. 119, Cockhill; Ratclitn , ; Mr. l'ldding, No. 76, Oyfortt,:Streat ; Sutton, No. 14z, ,Long.,aere,. Tutt and, E Xchattge 4 Wltid, NO , 324. HUI Nil' ; Wail:, OW POO, t W et,and No. 163 Fleet-Streit; and by the. principal Ventlets of 'Medicine in .every Town irt ttce United Kit,gdom. CHRIST's HOSPITAL. • . zSth january, 11113: THE GENERAL COURT having resolved, if any surplus Balance should arise, to appropriate such part of the same as may appear prudent, for the establish ment of a Fund for gradually Rebuilding this Hospital, the GoVernors take this mode of stating, that the necessity thereof has arisen from the very heavy . annual charge of keeping in repair'an ancient EreEtion, which has been prolessitanallysie dared incapable, in many parts, of being long upheld, and from its having therefore been Resolved, - " That it is far more for the interest of the Hospital to " expend any .Sums that may hereafter be voted, upon " a Plan'for the gradual and.unit'orm Rebuilding tithe Hospital, than to enter into a farther Repair of the -" present Buildings." ' • - • '• - The tirst ohjeCt in view.by the Governors, is, as much as possible, to prevent a decrease in the -Number of Children annually attlthateti. , The securing this .Objeet has hitherto prevented any appropriation to the Building Fund; and it is not probable that the General Expences will ever permit ,any considerable portion of the Income of the House to be so ap plied I a former 'General. Court therefore resolved unani - - mously, • . " That' a - Subscription . ' be immediately opened, .to render • " el - Rated aid to the Pun& which may arise from the " appropriation of the surplus Revenue,- towards Abe gradual Rcbuildin - g-this Hospital °n its present Scite, ‘f and that which the GoVernors are enabled' to . pureltise " under the Authority of Parliainent, for the improve-. " merit and enlargtment thereof in London.' Which Resolution has already received the countenance of .many.Goveruors,, whose,Names,• and the. Sums they have sub;:ctibed, appear hereunder, and to whom the General. .Court thus Make their Public Acknowledgments. wo other Royal Hospitals,. those of St. Bartholomew and St. Thomas, were Rebuilt by Public Subscription ; and .after the liberal support this Charity has experienced for two centuries' and an half, the Governors entertain the confident exp&tation, that a Royal Seminary, rendered important to the - .Kingdom 'at large by its magnitude, *rid by the liberal Education and Maintenance it afii)rds, win also-receive fa vou'able attention front the Generous and Opulent *upon so interesting-anoccasion : And 'this. General Court embrace the opportunity so early afforded, of voting Their unanimous-Thanks to 'the Corporatton of the City of London; for their unanimous Resolution, " to sub scribe -the sum of .One Thousand Pounds towards. the gradual Rebuilding of Christ's Hospital upon its present Scite :" in which a further proof of theaccustomcd-Proteaion and Attention of that respediable Body to the Orphans of this City and others is eminently conspicuous ; and an exam ple held forth worthy °limitation. By Order,of a General Court holdeo this Day, RICHARD CORP, Clerk. ' • ACCOUNT OF' SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Corporation of London as above ,C. tOOO . The Worshipful Company s ot Grocers los Rt. Worshipful Sir John Robert Mulkey, Esq. so Win. Anderson, Bart. Thomas Poynder, Esq. too A Id. President ,C. too Samuel Long, Esq.. too. Worshipful Jas. Painter, Thomas Lathani, Esq. too Esq. Treasurer - Too Robert Dent, Esq. - too too Isaac Walker,•E sq .. Jdeljohntloktiertz,ilEl,st.sq. too John Dent, Esq. too William Robinson, Esq. too '2OO Edward Forster, Esq. too Charles Pieschell, Esq. too John Godfrey, Esq. 100 lames Clitherow s .Esq. too Brook Watson, Esq. Al- - - Richard Clark, Esq. too derman rao John Atki ns , E sq. too William Pitt Esq. , so Clement Samuel Strong Cornelius Denne, Esq. 200 Esq. - - • - too lion. and Right Reverend Thomas Roberts, Esq. zoo Shute, Lord Bishop of Francis Gosling, Esti. too Durham . - 10 0 Archibald Paxton, Esq ; too Sir Roger Newdigate, Bt. zoo ‘VilliannDent, Esq. too Right Hon. Alex. Lord • hn trick wprici - - • cn.NN t am liar:. Richard Lea; Esq.' - ' • too vev - - too. William Bosanquet, Egl• Richard Godwin, Esq. too Thomas Sayer, Esq. 5 0 Thomas Coles, Esq. ' too Rev. Matthew Thomas .so "I s honnts.Ewd. 'Freeman, Benjaiolo Cole, Esq. .100 csq. - too Solonlyn Ijoughant. Esq• So William Wilcox, Esq. so Chas. Flower, Esq., Al- Edmund W ilcox, ESq. so dcnnan - . too Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. too lames Jacks, Esq. - . so tohn Whitmore, Esq. .• too George Clark, Esq. Ai- . 1. Turner, Esq. (Fleet- . cierman cos street) - - so Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. • . Wm. Higgioson, Esq., 1.30 Alderman - 105 Wm. Gosling, Esq. , too David Pike Watti, Esq. too John- Julius Angerstcin, Robert Precious; Esq. too Esq. - .roc joint • Broadl.y ,Wilson,, Francis Wilson, Esq. le o Esq.. - So John 4nthony Rucker, Willi a m Willis, Isq. - too Esq - - aoo Thouras fames, - hsq. • so Dan. lien. Rucker, Esq. too Rev. Robert crannier too Isaac Hawkins Browne, Esq. and Rev. T. ' G isborue, out of tlin Residue of the Estate of Isaac Hawkins, Esq. - • tOOO Note: All Subscriptions are inveitedlis they are received -t anti the Account may be iospeeted at the Counting-House of the Hospital. . - •• AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN SOUTHWALES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL MANSION, .situltc in the limer rt. ran of Cardiganshire, by, the River Tiny, fit for the rexeptiou ofa. Family or l', ink and Fortune, and with it any quantity of rich and valuable Arable, Pasture, Aid' Meadow Ground, from lo to 560 Acres. This beautiful Place is surrounded with good Public Roads, and adorned With Woods and Water, abounding with Game and Fish. _ _ _ to be addressed to John Beynon, Esq. No. 42, *nu:1,11111)ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, with whom a Map of the Estate may be' seen'; et • to Mr. Lambert, tor, Hatton Garden.. FOR RHEUMATISMS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNBSS, PALSY, Flatulency, Spasibodic or Flying Pains, general Debility and' Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS, 13RUISESand CHILBLAINS, WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, (Pills and lquid)sare eftedual remedies in the World, having succeeded in cases ofsix,, eight, ten, twenty, 31Iti even of forty years standing, after every other means had and it has absiitutdly cured mars Patients of the abOve Complaints, than all the Medicines ever made public.— The •Fluid is so singularly•perretrating and .speedy iu its ope ration, thit Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed by two or three Applications. .It is prepared and sold at .as. gd, each box or bottle; by R. Johnston, Apothecary, Nu. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, and may be had o f every Medicine Vender in Eng land, Ireland, West Indies; and America. 'To prevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is signed on the Label by the Proprietor, L.. lohnstran, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London. FOR 'COUGHS. ' • ANGIBALID's LOZENGE , S OF BLOIS. THESE Celebrated Lgzetiges, which have been JL sold in England upwards of One Hundred and Thirty Years, were invented by Charles Angibaud, of Blois, Apo thecary to the then King of France, :and have been conveyed by Charles ;Angibautl,. his .Grandson, late of St. Martin's lane, London, by assignment ot. the Original Receipt, to the present Proprtetor. The Lozenges of Blois are very different from ail the Mo dern Inventions, and are a most .pleasant and effectual Re medy for Coughs, Colds, and Disorders of the Lungs. By a peculiar sheathing Quality; they quickly allay those trouble some tickling Coughs, ailed Catarrhs; anti by their soften ing and healing \Tattles, affimi great Relief in Sore. Throats, Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic Complaints. Sold by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Boxes, Price ts. lid. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St. Pauls ,• Mr. Colding, No. 41, Gornhill • Mr. Tutt. at the Royal Exchange; Messrs. Bayley and ; 'Biew, Cockspur street ; Mr. Wade's, Old Bond-street ; Mt. jeboult, No. tso, and Mr.,l?idditig, No.. 76, Oxford-street,. Mr. ward, 1;slo. 3,1,4, Holborn; and Alr• (lark; No. 169, Borough. This Dal was published, price 64. • T HE CRI CIG : For Jrl NUARY, IKO3. . Crtaininga Reviewof various Articles imdifthrent branches of Caerattire 7 -among which ate, Collins's New South NVales, Vol. 2. ;. Dr. Stevens's Sermons; St, Pierre's Indian Cot tage; Alorne's Ili'story of the Reballihrt in 74; ; Mathias's Italian Poetry ; Travels ; Bishop of .I.lant,eir's two Sermons ; Dr. Barrow on Education ; Capp on thetanguage of Scripture; Foreign Literature., kc. In this Volume is given a I?relltee, containing a Itetrosp.:;tive View of British Literature, during the last six Months of 632: Printed for F. andC..ltivington, No. Eiz, St. Paul's Church • Yard. • ' Of whom may be had, The British Cr.tic, from the Com mencement in May 1793, to 'December igoz, in twenty Vols. price in boards, tol. t rs. • A Volume of this Work is completed at the end of every six Months, price ids. 6d. To each Voiume is prefixed a Preface, containing : a retrospeaive View of - British Litera ture, during the period which the Vol,tzme . cqhtains. A General 1 xto the whole is in preprant)ll. .ThiS Day was , published, handso:nely printed in Two Vo lumes Odtvo, Price in boards, 14s. and a few Copies on snperfine e.sttra Royal Paper, pnt in boards 11. '45. withik Portrait of the Author, engraved by Holl, from a Painting by Sir losluta Reynolds, THE POETIC AL W . WORKS of the 'late THO. MA S WA P. TON 13. D. Fellow of Trinity. College, Oxford ,and Poet Laureate. Fifth Edition, corrected and enlarged. To which are now. added,•lnscriptionnm Romanarum De leans, an Inaugural • Spevelt as Camden Professor of History, never before published. Together with some Account of his Lite; and Notes, critical and explanatory. By RelliAßD 111 ANT; M.A. • FellOw of Oriel College, Oxford. Oxford :At the University Press, W. Hanwell and J. Parker; and and C. Ilivsngton, Loudon. • This Day.was published, InOne Volume O'Clivo, in.bourdS, 7s. SER MONS, -utt VARIOUS -SU 1 . 31 EC Doc_ 'l' RI NAT. and Alolt At. seledteit, abridged, :old translated froift 'AiiKelynngelitfue of - • F. j. DURAND, Ministre du St. Evangile, Prot;:ssur Ordinaire dans L'Aca. demie de Linsanne. &c. Bytthe Rcv. RICHARD Al 0 NKPIQUSE, Of Queen's Culklte, Oxthrq ; . . „ Minister of. St. Baptist's Church, in Wakefield, Printed for F. and C. Iticington, Na: 6; St. Church-yard. Sold-also by J. flatchard, -No. 190, Picca dilly - 1 and by the Boukser.ers in IVaketiald, Leeds, &c. &c. SOFTLY,'GOOI) JOHN; or, A View of the Warr:brs. 1/F:NIS O'ERYEN. . THE above - Work :vas drawing towards comple tion. An addition of Twelve tlundred and Fifty Co.: pies, , extending' to near Two Hundred Pages of printed Mat. ter, had been completely done °it; several more Sheets were in thOCompositors' hands, when the Premises of the Prin ter, Mr. S. Hamilton, of Falcon -court, Fleet-street, were, with the ' whnlo Contents :of his listablishment, burnt to ashes, on Wednesday night, and, in the 'common conflagra tion, this ill-fated Book ! Anxiety and application,to have the-Work out by the Nit:citing of Parliathent atter the Recess, had Much impaired the Anthoft health, and caused his con 414eMellt- to his Bed-room for sixteen days. This incident is nut well calculatcd to irstore,hini. It is, at - tlye time of send ing,this Advertiscineot to .the rapers„ doubtful whi:thzr a great deal of the Copy is tint" irrecoverably 105 t... In iha.t twat...the puldiez4iPtv:Ol. Alo4k . ”4.ll,ll4i4TOstible ; nic .. Arter camint supply any consider iible chaaru ; but if, t f - Witi . 44le, !V rid tit the' portion• ter, the intermediateparts of the CopY, , iiin• by any Ann:cis be obtained, so. as ti),lllilkf: a complete whole-,S Q VT% y GOO I) J()1!N shall yet, in spite of alt interruptions and mischances,, he, prownted to the Ptiblic; f, ,however, clear Copy is not pratlicable from existing materials, a tag which is at present unascertainable, the Author has nothing forit, but to endure what was not preventable, and leave ti nvoldabfe . Misfortune to' excuse to the PUblic the non I we:. p -irince' of which the Writer Ilatz,red himself was . • • not incapable or rendering some public good its principal Pbjea having been- to expose rlie inutility, impolicy, and peril of War and 111-bloOd, it twee': G r.,t J 1 f itain and b rake. • THE DUTCHESS OF PIEN.NE's NOVEL, • This Day was viublishoil, in Three'Wlumes, Price Thirteen Shillings. and Si4Nriee, in boards, T TALIAN JEALOUSY ; or, '1 he I-11S TORY of LA D'1"1 - .; EORC:INA CECIL. By theDll I',C,tIESS of P 1,1: N Printed Tor Thomas I No. 32,' Paternoster-toW. . . . • ---.— .• ' ' Phis Day were pubirsneu.• Page 45. neatly dope %tp in boards (embellished with a View of Honington Green, Sulis.ilk, previous to the lodestar), A N ESSAY on WAR, in Bland: Verse ; H(I).. - ,Cil. NI,NGT9N GRUEN ; The CI; LP RJ.,T ; and other Poems, on various StibPtis. . ~ . By NATH4N , IIO., BLOOMFIELD, With a Biographical Preface by CAI EL 1.0 i' FT, Esq. Printed for the Anthor, by P. Gedge, limy ; and sold by Thomas Hurst, No. 32, • Patornoster-row ; 4ild Vernor amid Hood, Poultry, London. • INLAND NAVIGATION% • This Day was published, by j. Taylor,. at the Architeautal Library,. No: 59, •Higli..l46lborn, - •• • ' • " f. A GENERAL Ills WRY of INLAND NA. viGAT oN, Foreign and Domestic 1 containing an Accountof the Canal.; already executed, - &c. -illustrotrq with Four Plates, and a large Map of England coloured, sheaving the Lines of Cainds, Navigable. Rivers,. CoMplete to 179; ; by Quarto,,ptice - al. Ss. z. ATR EATISE the IM PROVEMEN'TOI CANA I. NAVIG ATIoN;, exhibiting the numerous - , Advantages to be derived triim Stnall Canals, and Boats of Two co Five Feet wide, containing trout to Five 'Tons, &e. I.:c. with Thoughts on, and Designs tOr A9tieduds and bridges of Iron and Wood. By R. Fulton,. Engineer, .17''Plat::‘s, ato. 3. OBSERVATIONS . on the various SYSTEMS of CANAL .NAVIGATION, whit Inferences Practical and Mathematical.. 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The Gentleman who porfeirmed the Charadcr of Hamlet, for tiro tint/ time, was received with Unbounded applause f2y ani ost. clots-Jed audience: he will repeat the C baracier on WeducAry next. - " • • On Thursday, Family Quarrels On Friday, The Man of the World. • .. •