The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-26 00:00:00

1). E; i t . r . -. ':.': .. ~,, •,‘• '.', ;;;:; ~./• ' - - i- -- - --7 , t.--- . ~- - .1 i . _ . *; '''' -..'" • ' • iz - 44 - 1 . ~-/- ~ A ?,,,,Mi v.1.44 .4\ , , ~ (....,'',„,,„,•, . 144 L. 3 ; - -, • ) 7 o , * 4 -' -41-.Yk' -k` i.-. , . r.,,.4 ' ' '-- - - ..• ',•,-- 0... , ‘A.' L siv,„ ' 4 ,„ R. ,- p- •.; , n...,........, ,4,-„----, ,, 1 ~--4 t,, t . ~ , • ..,„.:„ .7.. ~ , .... ~.z ,,, ........... ~.7.,,,,, , i ....,.... . ....- ,,' r S' , , , ....t.- a t-- o ,_„„‘ •.... 1 ' - #.*- 1- . 43.icte 81 7 V A Y 417 6 " 1 Wi \' ip 4 1 ...:, s v. 4 r 41 cc, ! 0 -# e -I;ti r- g ‘f TT' I ', ' NJJMBZR 3258.7 THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LAN AN MONDAY EVENING, Feb. zB, tBO3, will be performed, THE HERO OF THE..NORTH. With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and the Music composed and selecled by Mr. Kstt.V. The Charaders by. Me.PopE, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. KELLY, • Mr. RAYMOND; Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER jun.. Mr. DE CAMP, etr. - CAULFIELD, Mr. S EDGWICK , Nu. GRIMALDI, Mr. GIBBONS, M r . FISHER, Mr. EVANS, Mr. WELLS, Mr. jOEINS,ON, Mr. CIPRIANI, , Wit.YOUNG, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. KARLOWE, Mi4OIF.NAGE;- Mrs. BLAND, .IVliss TY RER. Chorus of' 'Miners. ilertrs. Danby, Welch, MAldocks, 'Cooke, H.. Caulfield, I. Caulfield, Dibhh, Elliot, Smith, 1(1101.1fS, Aylmer, V7 ilioufiliby, Mil bourn, SaWyer; tones, Sylvester, Heather, .llanchard, &c. &c. Chorus of Nuns. • leads. Blanchard, Arne, Wentworth, Saunders, Williams, Coates, Maddocks, Wells, Watson, Bristow, Grimaldi, Butler, Wrag, FiShet, Robinson, S. Robinson, ratith, sre. . WZT tt THE CITIZEN, Young Philpot; Mr. BA :3 STER, sun. Maria, Mrs. JORDAN. hThe ne w Pl ay o f t Here of the North, perfotrned for the ! time on•Thursclay Evening, haViiT beam ;wain received f tY:ll6..it with the M ost unboOnded an universal applause, u a very brilliant / and, over2owing•audience, the Public arc . T ;Pse,respertfully , informed. that it.will be repeated every aionday, Tuesday ; Thursday, and Saturday, till further 117tio. 0 The Public* are respeafully inforraed. that the Pro pintoes liaVe engaged Mr. Cooper of the Philadelphia 41-41 ew York Theatres.--Due notice will be given of his tint ppearance on this Stage. - - Til EA i•ILr-ROYAL7CriO:I4T;i7AALIEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, Feb. zB, - 1803, Wilt be perforrned, therq'tnetly of ..c 1 - 14 1 41.A..T.• Hamlet,. by a YOUNG GENTLEMAN" Ghost, Mr. CORY.; • • • Polonius, Mt. MUN.DEN ; • • • King, Mr. WADDY. • Ophelia, • Mrs. H. 1 (:)IINSTON ; ADEL the Queen, Miss CHAPMAN.. Nur Tit •. • - • ' 'HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS; at, THE IIALI.rOF SPECTRES. ~ • Prini.ipal Pantoniime Characters. 11arkequin ' Me: Bo LoGN A, juit. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; . 7 Quango, Master NAGL, I • Doe, :Father to Columbine, Mr. L.. BOLOGNA ; • Ricitard Koe, Columbine's Lover, Mr. KLAN ERT Lounger, Mr. KING ; Genius of Enchantment, Ma. DAR LEY. um Colbine (daughter to Hin MO, Mrs. WYBROW. On Tuesday will he produced, tor the first time, a new Comedy, in . Five.Aas, called John Bull; or, Au English_ plan's Fire-Side. To which will be added I'm: Strings to Pour Bow. ROMAN GALLERY, No . . 4, Duke-stteet, St. James's. HIS Ca Iledion having been adveitised fur Sale last week, the Proprietor, Mr. Bonelli, begs to in fr,viii the Public, that it was done without his Approbation, will be the subjett of some the Gallery thciefore continues open, with the addition of some valuAble Camels and Ineaglios elegantly set in Rings, and an altera titatin No. 24 and 7z, of the Pi Lures bought yesterday; by tdr. Knight, of Whitehall and replaced by the of - Canna, by Tintarit, and a Landscape, by Luca. WU, - - '• VOTICE is liereb -7 givOn, That the Commis. ..S , l sinners for carrying an..akii or . .. Parliament into exocu. tldn, entitled " An Ad for allotting and dividing the Open Fields and tommons in thet.Marioiot Laleham, in the Coun ties of Middlesex. and Surrey," wiie meet it the House of James, called or known by the Name or Sign of the • reyhound lnn at tileliirff aforesaid, art Tuizday the ut day of ;4arch next, at the hour of Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,. to ptaeed ftp•ther execution of the said 4a, *here :the Prcr , ,trtors interested in the said Division and Allotment are desired,. either by themselves or their Agents, to deliVer indo aie said toiritti&sib'ner,' iii writing; their tequests, stating \NM. e7e they wish for their respective h iai 4„ ,,aodataxliigx,djbei(yjiatitli,:44l-ier f the„la,kl:. Commissioners, as far as the general interest of theriaprii, 144 will admit. • .I)ated tWt Feb. zSeq. JONATHAN' HOLMES, • HLNRY lobt Clerks to the said Cornmis . • •.• • • sioners. APITON ALE s :DANCINA;- - -PRIVATE mEVRS: HORKINS. and SON'.6 APADE Y for PRIVATE NST UCT ON 'in "Vashlonable DANCING, at GOACHMAKE RS-HA LL, foster.lane, Cheapsie, continues Open for the improvement of such WADIES and GENTLE EN'as have never acquired this Accomplishment. Or those who have not obtained the Ke ierit lASHIONABLE MODE, maybe expeditiously•in *maul in the most P R ..1 E N E.R I tbe L GANT and FASHION A 131.; E STEPS now in use, to'qn.i. littthom for.the'FlßST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG LA. - 1 ) ES and GENTLEIEN are also Taught every FA BRION A.l$l,E DANCE,.and every -attention eitetteil to give the most elegant Address. N. If. The Morning Acute* for LADIES 'ONLY is Open and will be continued till His Maiesty's Birth-day. THE very distinguished Approbation r which ItODA It TS and PLO WMAN't, New Manufaaoryhas experienced "from HER MAJES TY, THE ROYAL FA. 111 LY, the and Gentry, ;sec. claims from them their relpeditil Acknowledgements. They flatter themselves, from their unremitting attention to produce Taste and Ele gance in their txtensiVe• COltedion. tor Fashionable Dress, that it exceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country . , • R. and I'. be ing the Inventors and. Manufadurers, warrant the wear of every Article sold in their Warehouse ; and beg to acquaint the . Public, they are only to be had genuine at I ........__ lle ir'ware-rooms, 'No. r, Chandop-street, Covent.garden. IRISII POPLINS: ' • ' A RptiEß and. HAUGHTON, Manufaaurers! 10 Her Majesty, the . Prindes and Princesses, very re- : sncny pe.zifully inform the. Nobility and. Gentry, that they have in 4 uutattured, and ready for their ins'pection, a large and elegant variety of their much admired Poplins and. 'rabbi nets, pl a i n an a fl oret ' ; j6( l , and Cyprus Sarseoct:;, Silks , oLAll.Descriptions, Bornbazeens, Bornbazets, , ind every other article for ' , amity Mourning. They entreat Ladies resitting in the Country, 'to write for Patterns, from Which, they may buy to the same advantage as it in Loudon, the tiXed READY NIONEY Price being marked . on each !rticle. Tabb ereas f or Furniture, made immed.ately.to At —N0..8 Henrietta-street Covent -Garden. . BY HIS MAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT: SIGMOND, Sprgeon.Peraist, Bath, re.. 4.v AL speettully acquaints those of, thz.N,Obility and Gentry who have experienced the bene fi t resulting front of b. 4 b entafice:and, Lotion for Preservinglind Beautifying the , .;TEETII. and GUMS, that it may be obtained at the Pillow. trig P taco in . Town,_viz. at Messrs.Gattie and Lee's, No. s 2, , New g on d -stree t ; tiendrie>and Son,. 'nu-Morn-street, Gol den -square ; Golding, Cornhill Cryer, ditto; Watts, ghe ,,inist/ No; 478, Strand ; H aza l, S urre y - str ee t, Biackfriars ‘4rad; and, for the greater convenience. at, .th°;"C - t l t ccoluatry, they may.be procured in . mmit c.r the principal Towns throughout the. Unite d• Kingdom. Also, his -ANODYNE TINCTUtt t; or the cur of-the Tooth -Ache, and Tooth-Brushes of v..taus oiZCS And c tex, Itaic, ang le best construdioa for sula. SA' TU RD4 Y.; F E BRUARY 26, 1.803. THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR, iSo. BFgins Drawing the 4th of April, )803. THE —TICKETS are sold and, divided into Halves, Quarters, "Eighths, and Sixteenths, lIA zARD; 'andCo. `Stock-Brol;erS, at their State Lottery-Office, No. - 93, under the Royal Exchange, Lon-. don, and no-where else on their Account. The Scheme consists of Four Prizes of 2 ' 0,0001. Three of tis ) 000l. Three of soc:I. and Others from zo061; down to zol, to the amount of 392,0001. * o * Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-Office Orders, or 'Cash, in Parcel by Coan or 'Carrier, punctually attended to'; and Correspond ents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if personally present. MI Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeablto Ad of Parlament, and also with the Crown, 'and round it, " Hazard tend Co.'s Lottery-Office." • 'Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemed gratis. 1 - 3 ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,_. and Co. re spetifullY acquaint the Public, that TICKETS and SI-HARES for the ENGLISH - STATE-LOTTERY, commence 'Drawing on the 4th of April, 1503, are now on Sajc, at their Offices, the Corner of flanit-Buildings Corn. hill ; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing. Cross, London. SCHEME.. 411 the Prizes to ha drAwh from the Wheel. 4 of ~C:z0,000 3 ' of X. re, coo 3 5, 000 3 S Ort 30 -- 100 60 "--""*. 5 0 I s*s oo 44,000 Tickets. Capital,Prites, in the Yc4riBz, sold by - RICHARDSON, ,GOODI.V.CIC. arid Co. . • " • • NV. 43,752, In Share's, C .2o,Pef • 7,105, In Shares,. 23,00 o• 26,471, vi ln Shares, ,-.- s,oig 48,318, A I hold Ticket, Zaocia 39,474 A Whole Ticket, s,OOO . • d they are the.only Persons that ever sold in. Shares, Two Prizes.of ,C. • . No;.' t 2,80, anti 2.6,883. Also, a great Number of 'Capital Prizes, in various Lot. teries, too nuTerotts to particularize. . .„. EDWARDS's PRACTIeM. PERSPECTIVE. This Pay was publishedwith Forty-one Copperplates, 410. 11. 545. hoards , A PRACTICAL TREATISE of PERSPEC -1 1 TIVE, on the Prineiplesof Dr. Brook Taylor. by EDWARD EDWARDS, Associate and TeacherolPerspediye, in the Royal Academy. Pamphilus —Primus, in Pianra omnibus literis.eriicli tus prlecipite Arithmeticte .et Geometricm, sine quibui ne gabat Artem'pertiei posse.—Pliny, Nat. Hist. Printed for Leigh, Sotheby and Sun, York-street, Covent garden. LATHAM's GENERAL'SYNOPSIS OF BIRDS. This Day was published, 4to. al. 7s. 6d. hoards, 1 Al - . HAM's SECOND SUPPLEMEN'r, with ....4 Twenty-tbur elegant Colourcd Plates. Supplement 11. (Vol. S.) to the General Synopsis of Birds. By JOHN LATHAM,• F. Itr S. *** Any of the Ibriner Volumes may be had. Printed for Leigh, Sotheby and Son, York-street, Covent garden. LEIGH and SOTHEBY's CATALOGUE for 1803, This Day was published, A - A CATALOGUE of Books, in all Arts and Sciences,, in various Languages, to be sold 'tor ready money) u the prices affixed to each Article. By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON, Booksellers, York-street, Covent-Garden. Where Catalogues may be had, ,(price is.) and of all the Country Booksellers. NEW INVENTEP NAT/M.44199F BOOTS and ' E DWARD. MOGGRIDGE, No. 4.4., Ludgate-. hill, London, begs leave to inform his .Friends. and the Punlic in general, that after many years atteraion anti expe riente,.he has' in otlti henr 110 0 TS.and SHOES, W ATE R FROO with perfect contidence.of :their being far superior to any ever macie. He makes bile Shops and Boots test tlcess Water-proof, .preserVing thel.'eat et 'soft and pliable: Ile 'induced to makt . -it• .this season of the year l .when , people of ,;tll . descriptions have', their health impairett by, wet or chimp in the teet. ,Ile metals them on shooting excursions, as • nn water can pne trate. Leather prepared in this way, 'has the advantage of lasting twice as long as : Leather diessed itviliecontrnou war , An article of such general utility will' no dotiht attract the attention of the Public, and induce those Whir have areal value for their health to apply at his Manutaaory, as above. He has no connexion with any other Ilouse in London. N. B. A large assortment,4 Boots and Shoes WaterproOT and otherwise, constantly' k e p t fo r t h e East and Wist India Trade. Merchants and Captains liberally treated with. • - ;TO THE CURIOUS IN. FISH • SAUCE. r rttE NOMITY, GENTRY, and 1 PUI3I4C in general, are respedfUlly informed,. lOHN BU t; l SS and.,SON , 's (ENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHO VI F.S, continues to be .prepared by therri - in the same manner that has given such universal approrralion'ter many years past.. The long justly-acquired superiority of tlut , A nide, is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country' at linge, and of Persona resident in all parb of Cie World, and having stood the test of trial, - ranks n in the situation, it now maintains; The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies_ and other rich Sauces for &c. induces theni, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, 'monition Families, Sec. in purchasing the same, as rune is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Wareilouseas under. Every other Made in the oil Trade for Wilily use, of the best quality.: West•iitdia Merchanth Qaptains of Ships, &c. 'Officers in the Army and Navy; 'supplied upon the shortubt notice for the East and West Indies,Ac.' • -—. , . 1' or ti4c toppvenOnc; of Families in Seetlkul, they have alipuiriteil Ressrs. R. lohliston,antl . Co.' Edinburgh, their stile' Agents for Oisli Sauces. Warehous - e, No. EO7, corner of Savoy-steps, London., . , ORGAN SANDERS's New - Invented IVA. I rripedur iiining 'Tables and Portable Chairs ;* the much-admired 'Pauait 'Bras . s.::Screw Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and Chiir Beds, witira genttrat Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles, upotkimPrqvg..o Pris l 4l4es, fur the furnishing liouses complete, • 'l6 and 17, Catherine-Street, Strand. The imperial Dining,Tables arc; allowed to bc tilt hand, sourest ancituost complete set of Tables ever yet invented:; elegant going Beds; ,with mn.V-designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; new-invented tvl usliiit to: Couch. Beds for fereign Chi - notes, ,14aMrasses, and Betiding complete; every Article i n th e uphohnery,and Cabinet Branches, ev.N.:utect in the best an d m ost Modern stile of l asiiio,i and Taste, and of the choicest Nfaterlals•and high-finished Workmanship, . . MORGAN and.SANDERS, furnishing Upholsterers acid Cabinet - Makers, 'No. i 6, and t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. N. ,B. To prevent .mistakes, please to notice the Num bers, i 6 and t 7.: DR. NORRIS's DROPS. TN exciting the Puhlic Attention ,to these VA. 1. luable Drops, an enumeration of particular gases wOula be unnecessary; successful experienCe tor _Amore than half a century having sufficiently established their: reputation in the cure of every species of Fevsr,.especially the Yeliow :or Putrid, for which they arc eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, limn their increasing eelelatity, not only' derives the ' highest gratification, .but . is enabled with .conhdence to re commend a trial of their virtues, the. Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all iMpurities of the !Hood, CalOs, Stolnaot. andßowel Complaints, yield to theirheitigr4yetpowerfulin fluenCe, and as a salutary cordial in ; thOsta discomforts attend.: ant on advanced life,nothing can surpass their bentticialeit4i, • The' Family - Bottle, zas. is only/ to be hail at the pod - tries House, Lower BrOok-street, rotvenor-square, Whereillooks. of Curt's arc delivered gratis,444ll.orders for!l: xportation. exe OW. "Smallerbottles are sold wholesale and retail by. Messrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Meth-, eines.; also Dr. Norris's Antibiliout Pill, celebrated as a, safe and etnetive aperient, may be had at all the above. places, in Nixes; at'as, 6d.. FOR. GOUT, WIND,.SPASMS; - PAINS IN THE STO MACH, AND DEIII.I,II'Y ARISING, .FROM.-AGE OR OTHER CAUSES, , .WALSH's GINGER SEEDS... rirliTS Preparation of the Ginger is recommended J.. for Indigestion Weakness, Cramp and Pains in the Stomach, and in all Indigestion,' where. Ginger or Cordial Me dicines are necessary. They are also serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, and Debtlity arising from Age or otner:Cause.s. Those who suckle will findntliem particularly adapted for that period, as they remove that faintness SO - generally experienced, correct the Milk, and. prevenc Fl4tOlencies ' so fatal to. Infants, They readily m di;,solve in any liquid, and arepreferable to common Winger, being freed' fro the Impurities, and the woody and fibrous parts of the root. The quantity of a tea. itiay br tiikeri at any. time either alpne, and chewed and gradually wed, or clissotvedin. a cupful of tea 'or a glass of wine, or whie and water. Prepared and sold only by F C. Walsh (inventor), Che mist. to Iffs Royal Highness the. Duke of . \lurk, ,Na. too, S trawl, London, in Brittles, 2s..gci. JoS. 'CC cach,-r Walsh's, Powdered Ginger, 7s. bd. each bottle. A REAL GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY,: rn a few %Lys will be futblished. price as. 6d.'bound, illus trated with severai'Maps, /X GRAMMAR of the FIRST'ELEIVIENTS of ' 111.. GEOG R. A PFIN% prat - lit:ally adapted to the Busineis o f Teaching, and bearing exactly the same relation to the Science of Geography, which the Introduetory Grammars of MURRAY, DEVIS, and ASII, bear to the English Lan guaye, -The Work consists of , the materials, purely elementary, whizli are contained in that, universally approved Work, Mr. GOrdSlillth's Geography the Use of Schools, alb De scriptions-and Upper-plates attending which,"have given an interest to- the :Judy of Geography among youyg.peoplc, which • never Oetore p . ossesseti. , • The Pref i ent work is mrroduelary to .the other, and is in tendid for.t.he•Use of tint junior ClasseSt, this smaller work being purely elementary, and the larger .one illustrative, and calculated, to enlarge the Understanning and assist the triory by powerful and interesting a'ssoCiations. The present work contains: I..Eletnents-7.. The Use of the Globes—and 3. The Mode of constructing. Maps I en larged, Unproved, and tain,.lari zed. Brtheßev.i. GOLDSMITH, Ailthoraf Geography for. the Woof Schools. Printed for Richard Phillips, No-71, St. Paul's Church yard ; and to be hitrl'Of Wilson and Spence, York ; Moz- , ley, Gainsborough ; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; and I. Archer,. Dublin. For CHILBLAINS, RIIEUNIATISMS, BRUISES, 5,:c. Dr. STEERS's OPOUELDOC. - - -.- THIS ,1 1 lledivIne has been tong acknowledged to be superior =to every preparation of the kind in the Cure of Brtii.es, Sprains, Rheninatisms, Cramps, Numbness and Stillness of fhe joints, and other external CoMplaints, as well as in testotmg a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a .Paralytic State. It is also particularly c i .viFeahle for ; hut in this complaint it shobid be utssolved; and applied warm. . On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine OpOdeldoc pasted a Stamp, in whiCh are..en;raved these words, F: Nevawry, No. 4i, Si. Paul'i." Ml others are Stilti only by F Newbery, at the Warehouse t..)r jAtrige4 Powder, , No. .4s, in St. NUN Chtirch,Tard, a few dours nom the.corner of Cheapside.. London; and, by h; appounment, by.iviessrs..ltbouit and Co. No. Ise, , Pidding, No. 76, 0%114rd-street ; Waile;, Old ; 1311Y4Y and ; C p, Cockspur-street ; J. vy,a t d, Holborn; T. Tint, Royal Exchange ; - and W. rough, High-street. lilt oti. per I.3Qttle, the .S tamp, or Six for qs.bt.l. FOR RIIEUMATISNIS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS, • PALSY, latukncy, Spasmodic or F lying Pains, general Debility and _Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS, BRUISES and CHILBLAINS, 'WTHITEHEAD's'ESSTNCE OF MUSTARD, • (Pills and Fluid I,are the mast Otivittnil remedies in the World,having-micixrded in cases of six, eight,- ten, twentr, and even of forty.ye.ars. szaricting, after,every other IneaslS had failed, and it has absolutely cared inure Patients of the above Complaints, than all. the Atalieines ever made public...-- . The Fling ts so singulaily . penerratiogand speedy, in its ope ration, that Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed by two or three Applications. It is prNiiirtil and sold at as. gd, each box or bottle, by R. Joinlstim, Apothecary, No. is, Greek -street, Sohq, London, and may be had of every tyledieine Vender in Ellg. 'land, Ireland, West Indies, and Armrit4. To prevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is signed on the ,Legl by the Proprietor, R. jolutstuti, Apotheiall, No; tj, G reek-street, Soho, Loi;,don. This trey was publishtd, in : rwo VolA nrice 9s. boards, AMODERN INCIDENT IN 'DOMESTIC • LIFE. . By ISABELLA KELLY, Author of Madeline, Abbey St. Asaph, Avonthle Priory, Eva, Ruthinglenne, Baron's Daughter, &e. &c. Brentford Printed by and for P. Norbury ; and sold, by T. Hurst, No. 32, Patemnster-Row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-street; and Didier and Tib bett, St. Tames's-Strew. Where may be hut, just - published, The Mysterious Visit, a Novel• tounded on Fats, in :4 vats, by Mrs. Parsons. , Also by the same Author The Peasant of Ardeiine Forest, 4 vols. The Miser and his Fa mily, 4 vols.. And the,Valley of St. Gothard, ivols• HOLCROFT's NEW COMEDY. This. Day was published, price Half-a-Crown, HEAR 13011-1. ,51.1)45, New Comedy, in FiveAas,.performing at this tittle with universal ap plause, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury=lane. By THOMAS HOLCROFT. • Prioed Or aielprd.Phiiiips, Nu 7t, St. PaqUti Church yard, and sqld. by Messrs. CarVettrer, New noud-street ; I. Gin7,.3r; • Piccartilik ; R. H. Westley, Strand •; and • all other Booksellers; • ' . . . . . , 01' whopn may be had, lately published, A TA AL h . of IVIVSTE Rl' ' a Melo-Drathe,- by tr : th same Author, decorated with fjnarEtchings, price is. iNIODERN HISTORY. rr Anckri't Pau of Dr. MAVOR's VERSAT. HISTORY beingnow completed in Nine Voftimes,the Puhlicare respeafully informed, that the Sixth Volume-cif tbe,Nlodern History .will be . published (mine tst of Mach, acid that a Volume will continue to be publish ed on the. 1-'irt Day of every Month, till the Sixteen'Vc turqes,iit'which the Modt.tn History is to consist, are•com- As iiie Public piptesls • . • opinion of the merit and utility Of this Work has been Most unequivocally expressed, by the rapid and eXtensiVesale of the Nine Volumes which have appeared, it is not deemed necessary to expatiate on the claims which The Modern History will possess, to a continuance of the same flattering patronage; It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great [Jai. versa! History, ip.66 large Volumes Odavo, is either too ex.. pensive, or, ton vnlufninou, r. avor's Oniversal History, in is inoder D M ate-sixedVolUmes, boa most `desirable ac quisition. The Volumes arc sold at ss. in boards ; or, upon common Paper, at 35. gd. in boards single Volumes, or cotnplete Sets, maybe nad ofall 'Booksellers. • No. 71, St. Paul's church -yard, Feb. IS, 1803. [PRICE SXXPENCEe ARMY co NTS eICIW. Commissa,y-General's Office, Great George-Stseet i , 25;h Fob. MOTICE is hereby given to air Persons desirous 1 of Contraaing to seta!), the plowing el, ticks lie' the use of the Army, , BREAD for the Troops as veil in Cantonments and ,12‘...1,-- teri, as in Barracks, ix the Count' ofKENT ; OATS for the Cavalry in C'antonotents and Quartors in the County of DORSET ; and OATS, HAY, and STRAW for th Cudahy in Barrack: in-the County of NOTTINGHAM The Deliveries to comneence ost and fur the zstii day cf March next, That Proposal; in IPriting, sealed up, and marked Ten ders for Army Supplies, will •he re,eNsed at this Ogre, on or before the 2alo day of said month of March. Proposals must le'snade separately for each County, and if sent by Post, the postage to be pad. Thr Particular: of ibe Contrag may he had upon api licarion at this Office any Day, between the flours of Els :een in the .Iforn , - ing and Four h the Afiernooe. PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TAIII.E4, Dif!bring in Stile and Plan trout those in the old way: UTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY I) and WARE-ROOMS, No. 13 and•l4, CAT UIE R I NE ST 4 ET, Eight ()ours from the SWAM, maker of the above Articles to the K.l NG and QU E 6N, Their Royal Higtinesso the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES,..ami Nlimufac t wet' of Furniturein general. • _ SLIT I. Lk has observed some of the various Advertiserneas opposed to him, the intention of which may be easilt vexed ; arul w ritei in short that, by the permission rat dence, he • manufactures. and sells as abate, wi.e also inky he had, every. Article in the t4;4ioistery Line..SuperiOr .FOUR-PUS 1' zuht TENT BEDS, Brass ScrcwS .and various other Brass Parts ; SO FA BEDS, making a hand some Sofa and a 'cointiirt inle lied; ,CHAIR ItE DS, which . transform the same way, and each in afeivininatesi' DIN ING TAB', ES on various Constrnaions,•and quite on a new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; 1-11314:ARV STEPS on a particular c , 4inpatt Colistruelion ;, and' VariOnS 1 nip COYt. merits in FUrniture; • , •.• .., • • !louses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season. ed,,,vocxls and excellent Worlonandtip: Also, fig exportation, Beds for ttie East and West I.utie, ; Cabins titted up for Pas:- ses.:;ers,_&c, t.xR has. construged several ';nols , and MaiErn e s, fur working -Ins Patent Articlos, so.:. at h:a Nl;lnuAdtory, as above, and with much suhmk;ion, and a trtie•sense of gra titu4e;..acknowlc-dvi the kind ent.ountgement he ilai su 0. nerously received. (gr lii eontradkEtion to the false assertions opposed to the Sale Of Btri:Li - a's Patent Arttides, at his ‘Varellouse ilia) , be seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Outing, and other Tattles ; and the other for .Brass, and oth.s7 Setvw ltedste,,e which, extend. to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, 'vi t Scloit Posts or Feet. • , TO BE SO I.D, """-; Pursuant t a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, 'mkt in a'Cauteof FRENCH against HOBSON, butoiej,,hii Wilmot, Esq. one of the :Wasters of theS tici CutSto4olfr Public Sale- roam of the Court, in is4otnaiiiiitort , ll.-- Chancery-lane, London, on Wednesday the 2.7 th tt4y of April next, between the hours of Live anti six in Atter noon, in three Lots; TFIE REVERSIONARY INTEREST in 66661. 1 3 s. 4d. Bank.. Three per Cent. Annuities, 3tancii.w, in the name of the Accountant-L;en:l - 41 (if the salt! Court, et pedant on the death or Francis french ; and site Revers+on sty Interest in 4pool. Navy Five p:r Celt. Aminities„ titan& ing in the name of the said Accountant-General, egris:etant on . thedeth tolin Blake ; and aLto the Reversionary In wrest in * Beal. like Navy Attiviitics, standing in the iutreot" the said Accountant-General, expeetant - orethe death of John Particulars may he hid (gratis) at the said Master's Chamb era,' in Southampton-buildings; of Messrs. Sermon and Eyre, Gray's- l stu ; Messrs;' Ward, Detnietts and Greaves, Covent-Garden • and of Messrs. Smith, Kekaviich, and Hoskires, . NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. '— FREEHOLD, LEASE HOLD, and Small Part COPYHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - CAPITAL EXTENSIVE ESTATE, (TYTHE.FREE,anti LAND-TAX REDEEMED), nwst desirably situate at GI - cation, in the County of Nnah ampton, in a delightful Ctluntry, and witbih an easy distance of several Ppeks of liount.ls, comprising part of a 'AI winch may be Converted into a contfintx.ile Resi dence, with suitable A p'ariracius t Stables, Pad ti,ck, ars..t .G.otiens, well clothca with Fruit Trees ; togethe se. Verai kilfill-bUllS4:9i and by 3A.0 R. P. ut 271 A. .1 R. 7 P. ' at Leas,l,olo,, ant/ A. IR., P, of c o . pyhold Land, The.Leaseholn part,hel:l und.tr lease from Trinity College in Cambridge, renew.ible every seven years., on payment of certain Rents ;.nd 1'; ; and ill:, Copyliold is subjeato the payment of a sin Ili annual Rent. urcoaon is situate about from Northampton, 4 from Wettingburougli, and lA et tcring. Fitteen,Thousand Pounds of ur, hase.mnne? May remain . upon mortgage of the 'Freehold Estate, if inure'agteeah:c :0 a Paroliaser. A plan of the whole is left A.itti the Emil!), LaAlrePC4 Sanderson, of Greiai:on,, who will site IN tfic raises.. To tro,lt for the POrchaim, apply to George NVarri),thy, So licitor, in Market-LiarboFougli • or. Mess, Ksinuelley, I.ang and Inc4i, Solicitors, Syrnond's lnn , Lutickat. VALUABLE EFFEcTS, (3U51-II;Y HEAII-1,- HER r. • I , ()RDSI.-II RE. • • , T.O . 13E It)( AUCTION, .11); r. A ERS., 117 ORDER o the EXECUTORS or Nits. IMATERE. Deceased, on the Premises, at liarrsuznime CAnt.,4i, 04 Monday. the 701 Day of M4cll, 143, Eisht foiloWitig Days (Sunday excepted), • COMPRISING Foiir-post /44 Fiel,l Bedsteads, . wills In , ta eitilltZ and Corded FUrnrrur,:s, l> iii sels •00.1 Goose Feather.;heis and excellent itzg,iiii 7 ,„ ell-A - net-woo:, Jo c.:,arti, Pcuriroac, Dre.,ll,g Tables' excellent Ch of Diakv. eret.ay and ;.'iookCiises, Dining-room, Pariour„, and Chamber Cnziirs, Sofas, large Glassesarid :11;rrofs,'a Patera Grand Piari,) Forte,‘ab-a..it 3000 Ounces of Modern ';ate'; Gold Stop, and Relocating Watches; - variety of Gold Ornaments and jewels ; a SeieCtiOn'olllookj, by lln most esteemed Authors, mAny of which are scarce an 4 iri splendid Bindings; !tea Zoo Vol , ,ittleS Of NI ti including the Works of flandel; India ' .Freuch, and,l)ensy;..- shire China; about tv o Pie c e s o f tntlia• Long-cloths and Muslim; valuable Wearing Apparel,.; titer aDo, Llozurr flue Old Mideirie, Port, and othia Wines; is larile Orange-ond Lemon Trees ; vat let yof other G reen-hoe se !ants v an•cle y,ant lost Chariot, Phaeton, a Chal;ie lio4se, a clever Nadi. hey, Cart Horses, Carts, Corn, Hay, Cows, Heifers, PO, ice. &c. Catalogues will be published xetr days precoiing, the-Sale, at One Shilling each, which wilt be .returtted to Purctuers, and may be had at Mes Srs. N.ent and Mears Soiivitors, Clitnrd l s- I tut ; M r . Evans, ,116okseillt„ /kir, Dwerrilhouse, Watch-maker, Iterkeley-squatei the King's Arms, Oxford -street, and No. I.o4ate-strect, London; Abercoru Arms Stanmore; Ited Lion, Liarnct,• Wonlpack, S't. Alban's ; White Horse, linbri.tge_t Castle, Windsor ; on the !'remise*; and of Mr. Waters, Watford, Herts. • Matt be viewed with Catalogues only, on Thursday, f day, and Satunlay inece‘W . ig thii Salt, Min tan till 'Um:.