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'~ ,~s~. to. prw tees, 'of rndei4 gitirf' DeSeat' of Or wool. y(. flip 00%4 of tills ot ptl,l r Mrs: r 4 pig• ox.; 417,1 , :ttC n 311.4 ;114.11. Lzt. Li- AlO bar. If:AS 41 1 0 a i retro t tiiA cl les , iie ;fa* itt:e 6 vt fp rhe'; "1114 • J 1 Lrj Ilt,* • • 14 NTBER 3270. t all Jy; 1c 3 in ver a :5 TatATItE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, March 14, 1803, yerfornsed, THE HERO will OF he I'HE NORTH. With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and the . Music composed and sele6led by Mr. Kat. Ly. The Characters by Mr,POPE, Mr. IVROUGHTON, Mr. KELLY, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON. Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, : ,4 r.cAULFIEI.D,Mr. SEDGWICK, Mr. CII3I3ONS, Mr.'FISHER, Mr. EVANS, Mr. CIPRIANI, Mrs. YOUNG Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss TIDSWELL, Miss MENACE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER. Chorus of Miners. Meurs. Danhy,' Welch, Maddocks. Cooke, H , Caulfield, 1. Caulfield, Dibble, Elliot, Smith, Rhodes, Aylmer, Willoughby, .llfilbourn, Sawyer, Jones, Sylvester, Heather, Blanchard, ttec. &c. Crusellof N'uns. • Meals. Blanchard, Arne h o W t th Saunders, W illiams, Co..tes; Maddocks, Wells, Watson, Bristow, Grimaldi, KeUY, butler, Wing, Fisher, Robinson, S. Robinson, , Smith, etc. 6:c • • . wurii THY '.T! ,TAN. RoxaLina, JPIt n A '. 0 •.„ Tu "dlY, Tile Hero of the North, with The Pannel ; lltrice Mrs. Jordan. THEAI RE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, - March .14, 1863, will be performed, JOHN BULL ; Or, *AN ENGLISHNIAN's With ',dew-Seel es and Dresses. The Principal Characters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. ,COOKE, Mr. FAWCETT I Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. H. lOHNSWON, Mr. RLANCIIA RD, Mr. i.MERY., Mr. IVADDY, bir.BLVERLY, Mr. THOMPSON;Mr. KLANERT, Mr. ATKosss, Mr. ABBOT, Mr. HOWELL, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT, And H. . The Prolo : n e to Mrs. en bc spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. JOHNSTONE. WITS PAUL AND VIRGINIA.. • Paul, Mr. I NC LEDON • _ Virginia, Mrs. H. JOHNS.'! Laates and Gentlemen who havehitherto been disappointed cif place s for the popular new Comedy of John dull, are resPeetfully acquainted it will be performed on Tuesday, with Tile Prize. ROYAL EXCHANGE, • March" 1803. l' OP•l'respeaftllly informs his Frkmis anti the han s ci, P n t a lb u l lt>, ia i, that the DRAWING of the LOTTERY is at the Beginning of Next Month, and that a 6Pec4.advalice in Price of TICKETS awl SILA It ES is ex- Pear& -P articulars of the distinguished merits and superior ad 'tintages of the present Scheme are expta.ned m'printed Band -Hills delivered gratis, at his .r tortuniitc Office," Corner of the Royal Exchange, close by the Bank of Eng had. 'THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR dcz. Begins Drawing the 4t h o f A pr il, 1 E 63. ' THE TICKETS are . sold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by - HA ,ZA RD, BURN E, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lattery-Otßs..e,' Ne. 93, tinier. the . Royal Exchange, Lon _ doh, and no where else on their Accotint. The Scheme consists of Four prizes of to,OOA. Three of 10,0001. Three of tas;,l.. and others from zoooi. (limn to zol. to the amount Of 39z,0001. *. g .* Country Orders, accom p an i e d w i t h short-dated Bids. on London, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pundually attended to ; and Correspond ents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as.it personally resent. Al! Shares sol i d at this Office will be stamped agreeable to A of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, "hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office." Letters, post-paid, duly answered" and Schemes gratis. No. 44, St. James's-street, and No. 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street. • • HODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, respeafully acquaint the Nobility and the Public. that the Tickets • and Shares of the present Grand State Lottery are on sale, at. their Licensed Offices, in great variety,. and at the lowest .Prices. In the lat e L ottet i es the fallowing Capital Prizes wer e Sold, ‘.. Shared, and itcgiverc;ti .at the above Offices, viz. No. 29,4 ti, a Nile 01 &loco No. 2681. a Prizz olk t 0,600 1 5,105 • 7- 10 ,0 0 0 30,,133 ' 5000 z a,560 , ao,ooe 18,N9S . 5 00 .° 1 4 . 4g7 io,oOo 18.00 -; sOOO N.L.21 10,0.00, 3 6,0 3 0 sto. . This Lottery will - commence Drawing the 4th of next month, and contains four Prizes of 20,0901. three of 10 0001. th ere Of sooo l . t hr ee of 2000 E. five of toool. and other Prizes ainoinitins to 392,0001. *** Prizes paid on demand. • NEW fI:`,"ENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS 'and SHOES. EDWARD MOGGRIDGE, NO,, 44, Ludgate. hill, London,. begs leave to inlbrm his I:rierals and the ri Public in general, that after many years attention and cape:., oce, he has to alter them 800 I'S and SHO ES, sr.vr E R. h)0 F, with petted confidence of their being far:sup er i or y ever m a d e . He makes the lightest dress Shoes and boots ,is W atcr-proof, preserving the Leather soft and plratalle. lie particularly induced to make it public: at this seascn ;• of the year, when people of all ttecript,,,us tare, their health impaired by wet or. ,tiamp in the feet. lle mein . Mends them, on shooting excursions, as no water tail pone tratc: Lesther prepared in this. way,, has the advantage of lasting twict: as hrfl); as Leather drest:ed in the common way. An article of such general utility will no doubt attract the intention of .the -Public, and induce those who have a real Value for - theirltegth to-apply at his Mantiradorv, above. tic has to ctsinexion with any other House in Lcnuliin. - N.. 13. A large assortment of Botits and Shoes, ‘Vaterproof alas! otherwi s e constantly . constantly kept fir , the"EaS t and West 'lndia Tr ade. Me its a nd Captains liberally freated with. • .. . IRISH POPLINS. A RCHE R and 'HAUGHTUN, Niaturaftprcis to speHer Majesty, the P r i nces an d P r i ncesses, ,very ye 11('''v Ofully inform the_ Nobility and Gcntry; that' they havem,flulattureti, and ready for their insp t elion, a large and elegant variety of their Much admired Poplins and Irabbi nets, plain and figured ; also Italian and Cyprus Sarsenets, Black Silks o f a ll D escr i ptions,. llombazeens, Bombaiets, 3nd 4V ery other articl e fo r k amily, Mourning. They entreat which th Ladies residing in the COuntry, to write t or Pa tterns , f rom may buy to the same adV an t age as if in London, the fixed ey READY MONEY Price 'being marked on each Irticle., Tahbereas for Furniture, made imineclately to anyVatternNo. 8, Henrietta street, Coverit- - Gardcii. . very _distinguished. Approbation which ROBA R TS, and PLOWMAN'S New NlantifaelOry has experienced from HER IVI Ai ESTI"; THE ROYA L kA WHEY, th e Nobility •iiil Gentry, lec. Claims from them their respeclful Acknowledgements. They flatter themselves, from their unremitting attention to produce Ta.ae and Ele gance in their Extensive Colleaion tor fashionable Ptcss t that i , e xceeds in novelty and variety a n y t hi t!g ever ex hibi ted in this Country... - It aoo ti. being the Inventors anti Nlanufaatirers, warrant the wear of .eyery Article sold in their Warehonse ; and beg, !) acquaint the Vtblie, they are only to he had genuine at '4,,:ir Ware-rooms, Nt.: i Chaitto4.-srrcet, toyent.garden. SA TURDA Y, MAR 1-1' BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. • A PPLICATION having been made to me to con- AA. vene a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN, GENTLE. MEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS Of this COUN. Ty, to consider of an ADDRESS TO THE KING, on his late deliverance from the daring and atrocious Conspiracy formed against His Majesty's Life and GOVeriunent ; I do hereby appoint such Meeting to be holden at the County Hall In Aylesbury, on MONDAY the FOURTEENTH Day of MARCH instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon pre. cisely. JOSEPH FRANCK LIN,' Sheriff. I Liddenham , near Aylesbury, `Silt March, 1803. AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of Mr. HUD [ASTON, held at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry; Match 11, 1803. THOMAS RA MIES; E.sq. in the Chair. The following Resolutions moved by RICOAkt, TWININ , Esq'. and seconded by Rosticr WILLIANta, Jun. were unaniinously agreed to. It being well known that Mr. John Hurilcston Iles, during,. a very long period, spent in the Civil Service, of the East. India Company in India, acquired great knowledge and ex. perienee in their Affairs, that he has filled various stations of fitth importance, and manifested in alt of 141 cm great zeal, ability, and integrity, to which the most honourable .ittests, thins have been given by. the several Goiernments under which he successively served, and most especially, by the Hon. CQUI;t _of Diredors, in their Resolution of the 28th March, ',OS. -Resolved unanimously, That Mr. Hudleston is eminently qualified .tp fill the station of an East-India Diredur, and that this Meeting will - use their utmost endeavours to pro, mote: his',Efeetion to that important trust, at the 'Annual Eledion in April next. • .• Resolves) .else unanimously, That it is highly desirable,. that - there should be in the Ent-India Diredion, Gentlemen who have served with distinction at each of the PreAdencieS in India, and that this offers a furtherand important consi deration in favour of Mr. Hudleston, whose k'nowlOge anti experience have been on the coast Of Cormnandr.l, - the affairs of which have • lately become of such increased' value and extent, and there being at present no Gentleman in the Direction, who has ever served in t hat . part of India, Liesolved, That the tbregoing ftescluttons,•signed by the Chairman, -be published in the Daily 'Papers. •1•1-10h1AS.ltALKE, Chairman. .1 London, t itb March, t To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STUCK. I.4DIEs A ND GI.NTLEMLN \ A GREEABLY to my Letters Di the 6th and -CIL 2.4 th January. I now ultimo - we rnyM:lf a Candidate for the llotiourof a Seat in the Pirectiolvat the emu* Eledion of Six DireCtws, to take place on th 6 13th of April next, and respectfully solicit your support. 'The grounds on which 1 rest my hope of obtaining it being fully belOte you, I have only to request that you will : -, rtitiniza then with thst rigor which - it behoves you to exercie, in examining thapreteu sions of every man who solicits you to entrust him with the management of your atl:tirs, and to assure you, that should your surli..ges contil me so important a trust, it will be . the miceasing•tibjett of my anxiety which will . to justify the confid4i4e have led to it. I have the lionour to be, very respeafully, • LAutks ANT) yeur faithful humble Servant, • Mr. Itudleston's , Coomittee Will, sit every •day at IIUDLESTON the King's Head, in the Poultry. cATTLE MARNA; ES AT STIRLING. TO CATTLE DEALERS. •-. 4" 1 1-1E M ACISTRATE.S M STIRLING, haiiing lL been applied to by several respeaable Dealers in Cat tle, to procure a convenient Situation in the NeighbOurhood of Stirling; ,for hOlding the AXINIVTA I. TR \NTS' in plate of the Stenhouse hlitir, near Falkirk, have agrt.cd with the Tacksmen of the K NG% PARK of STIRLING, burin;; the currency of their Lease, being Nineteen Year 6 atter Mar tinmas last. ' The KING's PARK. has been examined very minutely by a number of the Cattle Dealers, and found to be a moot eligible place, and well adapted tor.. a Cattle Market. It. stands in an elevated situation, and is well watered. • As there is plenty of Pasture in and about the neighbour hood of Stirling, this must be another • induFemetit to Cattle Dealers, as a situation for the Annual Trysts.. The Town of Stirling is within a quarter of a mile M .. 0: Park, and has excellent accommodation for Travellcrs. The PA Kl( WILT, BE OPENED FOR :DEALERS at the first Tiyst in AU GUST NF.XT, being the SECOND TUESDAY of that Mouth. 1.. For. the encountgentent of Cattle Dealers„ the Magistrates of Stirling have cnzreed. to jive them the sTANCE-.0(.0e PA tt K Flt 13 E . 0l CUSTOM, tOr the tir.it ThfedY-00. March'3, 1803. CMINSTER. INgURANCE, and ANNUrry .OFIACE, In the Strand; and in Co:1111RJ, .I.nncran. THIS (Nice wai- established ill and , In. sures the Lives of rersonsdesirous of securing inde pendency to their Fanfiliei, or to provide rOrthent ill and way agreeablo to their wishes : to edit} which, an Annnal. ,Pre mium will be received - for the payment Of a gross Sum, or of an Annuity, to become due aixi payable at the cf a Person insured', to his Widow, Children; or, other'Repre• S.tiltatiVeS as he may appoint. insurances Oily be made fora variety of other purposes-- To provide for Renewal of teases--to 4.:cure Stuns paid for Places or Employments, or for the Purchase of vstat r i. —or in Aid of Arrangements. between Debtor and Creditor, kc, icc. which is explained further 'in lite printM Rates . ari Conditions cif I Lit:rain:o, which May be,ti4.d 4r 7 4tis, with •he MST of D:r..titturs as above, or of the , Atenis of Ora British ire..oltice in the Country, who arc appOinted • Agents for , thiS °Bice: - • • . • .Antittities are granted to epmmence ,itnmediately,7 and •• aro payable at Michaelmas and Laity...day 'in ••every . year, •or.• by , agreeinvor, at either of the other Q uartol)3t • The Rates and-Cotalitions are also delivered gratis at their ()thee in Panic , stiwt, Dublin, and by their 'Agents- in the Citi e s a ndloge Towns in Ireland.. • •• ' • • • • A tten dance is ,daily givat tur granting Instiranees atutAn nuities, and a ... Board of, .DircCiors is lield.every Tneaday at 01:e o'Clock, at their 0 Ilkc in the and on Thiirs.. day at the same hour, at their Office in ,Cornhitl. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. • 111AST1.R 01' A (.;RANIMARSCHOOI..: ANTED. a Ni As TEA hu the'GRAMMAR l. scitooin 1311)1.4014,D,, DEVON. EtitipW !lkea; h I , terho:rt Estate lett. fur 301. a-yvai, clear of all Outgoing inr . tvtrtelt the Master must, iittrtizt Three Day Scholars gratis. • • . The Candidate must he A ,Cle.Qvinatt of the Church of Entjand; a Graduate nfOxfor.t or Cambridge, hare rewired. his. Education at Etor, orVimoliester,.,or, be 4Crith , thltett' Abe. of illStrltelloll used 10 then School:, : he 61100 d 100 1),.: a Married Mate; and produce rc spec 'Testimonials of nis.Charae..tcr dint Quarilicltions.. • Further particulars - may knowri. by Letters 1 , postqaid), addressed to Mr. T. ..Smith, Town Cjerk, I>id2lnixt. ;• . - N. 13. A good School is much Wanted In iii.leford, and a number of Parente ate now. waiting f6l* sucii ail meat . . . . Bideford, March :, 'tNO3. • Day was published (illustrated with tell Plate.i), in • 4vo..pilce boards, MHE.ARTISTiti ASSISTANT, or, School of scicntie, forming a Pra . elic:2l, 10trociotlion tci . tbe ,Arts, Drivv;:lg, rerpective, , 4nzravtlik, Cu. Inuring; &c: w,trit 012132k:t0 1 trt,:to.l.s for lap:2oo4;i tna. Silyerms,.,Lactipering,_ and a valua— ble Seledion Miacellineous Secrets. . London: Printed foiThoMas Ostell, No. 3, Ave-Maria-- lane. . . . Where may y be had, just publiched, r fergun's Art of Drawin in Perspenive, made easy to. those who il:,Ne tin preview knowledge or Ow M4tltettutics, illtistrat...d N . , itlt Plata, price 43. in boards.. . . , . • • - H m i , • A . * .: NW , ~,...: s- - "f -. , - S T2,' 1803. • This Day was published, `ln Three lance Volumes Octavo, illustrated by . Six Portraits from oriinal . Pictures, Price 11. Its. 64. in boards, THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, flout the Ac. cession of King George the "l'itird to the Conclusion of the Peace in the year t 73,;. By JOHN AI)Ot.PHITS, Esq. F.S.A. Printed for T. Cacle4l and W. Davies, Strand. * This Work, with tfutrie's atgl Smollett's Histoties, forms a complete Series from the cattiest Accounts to the year 1783. • . As above play also be had, by the S:111/e Author, iliographi. cal Memoirs 01 the French kevolution, a volat. Oda Vo, t6s. iniboartts. This Day was pttblisitevi t • In Otßay°, Price Light an . hoards, A. Second Edition of the St..lo,a‘l' Voinim of A SERIES of PLAYS ; in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger Passions of the Alia, each Passion beir4; the Subieti - of a Tragedy and a Comedy. By JI)ANkIA HAI Printed for T. Catiell ar.it W •Stranti. By whom is also pliblislied this day, a new Edition (being tiic 4th) of the isr voium., Fa e,',Li. ill, tipititts. - • THE DtirCl-14SS't)i , PHI.NNE's N0V11... • T1:;$ . rees ;mibliz.h , Ni. • I;, Three Volumes, pric, teer ohikiiiigs aril 1! IMINe, in bo3rds,. TALIAN IEALOVSY;- csr, the HISTORY of LAbY GEOIt GINA By the DUTCHESS of i'l£s'VE. Printed for I.'hvnias Hut:A, No. z, Patertiosrer-row. In the Press,„'ati;l sitet:4iii; he it , trin.hekl, in 6 Vol, lElOOllOy printed oh thick Svu. ait.! :t Dent, duo.let.iino, dec.Oraten•with Fac .014 Portraits, engraved from Original Piaures, byQuroline:W.h.son, MHE WORKS of the. Right Hop. LADY MARY WaRTLEV MONT AC; (1, nOw first published, by permission, front the original ' Marat, , ,eripts.; nohe of which hay,t: hitherto-been prititen, 0440pting an imperfect Copy of the Letters from These Volunfcs . Willi:oil:am her lyship's Correspon del tee at. d le!reitt perickt) or her, .1. t fr, vi her Nlarriage, in 47 tz. 2. During Mr. Wortley 's.l , ..utin.ssy to Constantinople, from 1716 ti) 1718. 3. With her Sister,' the Countess.of Mar, while resitlent at Twieke l ,h.on, between (721 and 1735. 4, With Mr. Wortley, and twe D..ughter, the late Crum tess of Bute, during her- residence. in - France and Italy, be tween the years 1739 and 1762. Interspersed with niartierotts Letter.; hitherto ttnpobllahed, front Pope, Young, Fieltlitt, and other distingualecl Cha. ratters. • • They 'will also include Original Poems and Essays, in French and Etiglish,:ey her Latiyihip ; and to the whole will be prefixed, authentic Men oirsor her Lire. Printed for Itizhattl Phillip,, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church_ yard. • THE FNGLISIi MILITARY- MISSiON INTO Tui(K.T.V SYRIA, AND,EGYPT.., Irt the Press, and on the astti or Mardi will,he published, in one yoluale, Quarto, pare Two Guineas atid , a Half, in Boards, eatoetlistsed with nearly Thirty colehrbd Engrav ings, froin•Drawings taken on the Spnt, 9 - IRAN/ALS in TURKU, ASIA-MINOR, .1. SYRIA', ant across the Desert 1:ito LG i'PT, during t h e v t. .,, rs S 7 0, and IS., t, in Coniliany with the Turkish Army and the Briti in Military _Mission, which was sent from this Country intoTuricey, under the.Coninialid of General Kov.mmLAß; Details of the Proccednigs and Opera tions or tile Turkish :;tidy untie( tit: Command of the Grand Vizier, with I.utheoric anti circuit's:anti:A Accounts of the presort itate of those Nita of the Turkish Empire. • To whichat4annease-d-, A Metio roloN ical arsiftYoseryationsoh the Plague, aiv.l on she Msoses of the 't grits. Hy wurrmAN, M. D. Of the Royal Artillery, Surge.its in the Mission, and pwards of two scars hywiAn to the Grand Vizier and the-prin cipal (Hikers of the Turkish Army. Printed for it. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard. "l'llis Day was publishes, Handsomely primed on 'a Fine Paper s iii Two Volumes, (Mayo, price as.. in boards, ASYSTEM of T F HEORE ICAL rand PRAC. Ticia TRY, with Plates, by RED ERICK ACCUM, Chemical Oprgaior in the Royal Institution of Great Printed for the Author, No. 21, Old Compton-street, Sr.)ho; K.earsley; fleet-street ; Bell and Bra ifute, Edin hergh; trash and Reid, Glasgow ; and Archer and Colbert, •.. • . • , • . . . A few. Copies arc printed on paper made' of Straw only ; to be, bacl of the .Pubhificr, pr,ce tt. in boards. Sub. seriberi in the .Conit - try are (,44tiested to apply for their Cop,les, tbrouti .the inediiiin or' the ~rarest Bookseller In ths:r neiglibourlioud. - - This Day Avas puhlished, in Ont largo Volutha Syn.- txittt. Nistc Folding Plates, price • to. In boards. 8, TREATISE 6n- AS MONOMY ; in which lA N the . Elements of the Science are deduced in a natural (Mier from the Appearances of me .tieavcits• to an Observer. on the Earth ; ttc 4 nonstrated on Mathematical and explained by an A!iplii.-:,tion fa the i'aions Prienlnetia. lay 01.1N . 1.11VS: WA:LC:OI4.Y, Lao Teacher of Mat , Cambridge, and now , of the itoyai I‘..attemy, Woolwich. " There is ittutoistuecilx rrnt,,Th to collateral in Mr.' Gre gorysi plan: but how is it oXecuted.? 71116 is the most im portant question.' WaT . n.Ay .briefly aus.wer, with ability., Many of the Chapters 'lie 'Mirror with great perspicuity : :wine subjeds rt discut4ni, whilt are in general loosely treated, are stared with unusual precision, and those troths, which moat Mt; ;wt. 01,44.ipte, are n..t dogmatically main. taincd as sarnlin. That Mel:100k siwitld contain much new matter could tibt reaonabl'y be .expc4:ti ; net' 'deo; thc Ott;. . that rest his.claira.to.distintlign on this.point : hut thereottc few things Whjcn it does not lloticu. The Author selins. )vith c.rtar 'care' and' dili4ence; to have consulted all preceiling nynonikut Treatisei -, and ids Sou tections..retled credit on his jtAlgittetir. Satisfied; trieraore, with this restilt of his reSesichcs, and this specimen 'of his talents, we cannot but -Nish that he cpuld devote more time rr~the Improvement of Science." " We cannot cnoclude without rceonimethflog this PerfOrtiarice as, on the Wliat," . valttabie awl .I))eftli ; nor withbut hopfoy, that the Autlitrea.. z.ral and inddatixablt intivtity may ;met with a . suitabie rewardlium the favour of the YobliC.", . . Morithly Review. Aug:.lBoz. . . For other CharaaerL of this Work; the Reader is* referred to the/366*h Critic tor ,Sppternikm Last'; lour dal, "No. s ; arid Pliii4Jsophic:4l ittagaiihe, No. 4s. . Printed tor G. fle,:r.Weet ; Teti atid . Bradiute, FAli"borgh.;rand..liraSh. 41d acid, bIaWV. • . For CHILBLAINS, U LS, &c. Dr. STF.L.RS's OPODELLVC., THIS .N . ledicine has been long acknowledged to be siuperior to eve° , prcrration* of the kind in the Cure of Brows, Rhotniiz , tisnis, Cram :4.Numbneas znd of the joints, •a.id other extonial Complaints; .as well $ in reitorttik a proder Ciri;ulation to the ,Lialbs witentn.a Piiralytle State. It 15 3)30 tiayticularly serviceable fpr 01014444 in,this complaint it.inould be dissolvw.i, lind applied wain. ' On Th., outside of each gottle of the Opocleldoc is pastW a Stamp, in which t re •eng rived thew words, "F. Newin•ry, No. St Va4V.i." All others ate cocinterte:t. Sold only by: E. Newhery,. 'at- Ine Warehouse for 1)r. .14111p,4's P 001441,4 ffei-47, ut St. 13-atals chucchryard, a few doors tout , the :.oriier or C hC3pSiLiC, LiSi)CIOQ and, by his a,plinintritcht, •ny Nlesirs: Irbotilt Lind 'Co . . No. tso, and 1. l'Atling, No. 76, 0 aforittelit Old' Bond-street ; 1 13YleY• and t. 4. Cockspaiettrt-et ; . .M•dalc,row Holoorti; T. Tort,: Royal Exentioy,e • and W. Clarke, 130. Puce 0, '6d. per ' flottlt*, inotudint the gtiutp, or Hitt for ta*s. • • ? • I- : el a 4, .),)4Hf [PRTCP OFFICE OF ADN.IN(.7E, Fe,::,rteacy 21 7 IS 63 . ., TIFIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 111$ .7.Es TPs OR DN.IIVC E . tereby rtai thq seht iy !'oldie Altaiol, at the Trwer, eta 1144 , y.t. tray. :ha 23a of 21-14reb - nt.tt, at Tin. c'CL-cfr fn tbe Paremego, do. :Gus atf OLD mai L',N44RPiCZAIILE ORON:eIiVCE STORES, cm:xis/fr., si • l' hlusquets and Musquet Bartels, Y . .1, Bayonets arch Italn. liners, Swords kifsorts i flints and AixOtitrersicnts, tiff .of Harness, Ccirdage, H4tnJ, 14,1,11;;11, Blocks, Slit-Ayes and Pins, ire-wood aid Paint,. ()il Casks, Powder 1-lorni, Salt-perre-H.gs, fridges, S hoep Skins, -flair Cloths, Tin Kcales, Pnge Bellows, Standing Vices, llindSeteWS, SCales and Weigl,,s, Old Iron, Files or sorts, Bedding, Tents, Clothing, In trenching Tools, And various other Articles. The-whole of which no A vietidel at the: Totuer`till Thir. Sole. Pristed Lids cf the L'4l v4ll bed:livered to nerb ?errors r apply for them, at the 0.,,ict.) . 0.-dr:avce t i c Tcol:.'er. By Order of the Roa:-.4 OFFICE . C.4' ORONSNCE; litrici 4, . - 1 -11 E PRINCIPAL OFFICER'S ef JEST}' gi tiAt . r :4:;116: mil ) , at tl.7.'ir r, Tit fa /gave/. r! r, /:., r_ 1 , 2 1.1).,i1V Ike tStb i c.zii to rcrei L( l', :2 0 tosale fi - o!Pt si:eh phiy be . of dSe;rut sy-is of 8ED1:51'146, TEN - T,, An, . •/ - ILkiAkERS'Att.TIeLES, §A . , , .O , . rep/ iya J . 4 1 . !Ve service, of 'the raitatfLY 341 t , ,Zf Cg 4. tracts for a giTien period, colthrmake to Sficimenc,, st.hic6 ;nay be jarpetle.i.a! 14i Tv:ver, upqu apith-3f t to Chid Clerk 1,1.14-r . .S'tt.:re s ite; tr *bore printed the .C.T.lr‘ta, and scix Ii iirticler to be jar/ti,hed. wider ca:h coletrao, m. 9. 1%; by such Persvas intpui.to make. Proposals far the suill'y the Articles. The Proposals to le delivered At tbs &rectory's, in St. ellargdeet-4treet, If .. ..-stminster, sealed up, and marked cn to otn. side with a specifirati9l of tbs Articles iawriled to (Se and no Tender 14.4." te a.bnittc.l after the t3th inst. ' Rj Order of tEe' Board, R. H. CREW. SfC. MONEY KADY ALIVANCE • --- ----- ALL,,PERSON 5. in pq.s.it'Ssion. of incomes, arising from Freehold, Cop; . hold, or Lei3ehoi I • Estates, in Land 'or Aloney iii the - Fund..:, K. ,t Charges, Martine Settlements, Widows' • Jointure.,' An nuities, Patent Places, Church • Livings, or any other cer tain Income for Life, may be vipplied with ternpor., r y .)r peritinent Stuns of Money to any 4imotnit, by paying runty iwzrest foi the .acne.. • • • ' i• 'nit Nobility and Gentry of known. Property, or thcit Heirs, may : be acconunodated on their 'persona. secortv'' and in any instance Where tile- single security of an it t( fM: dual may be deemed. insufficient, the addition of ::mother person to .guaraime the payinent of the Interest will re move the objealion ; and, Ut all cases, ..privilege •will given to the Public to' minim the Principal at their own option. • • „ Rersonalannlicatiawi. wilt. 130. received ever* gLiy . 411 c , Ur oTlock ; and Lettr,rs Corresimidents In Town of Cotintry !post paid) will •be inane-di:at:ly answered by ad-. dressing to the Dire:ter, of the Knightsbridge Bank, at hi,. Town Mouse, No. 8, Lower John-street; Golden-square. ANCIENT STAINED GLASS. TUBE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRA "r, Separately or Together, London, .2kv ALUABLE COLLEC I lON of ANCI EN r STAINED GLASS, for CHURCHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ancICABINETS. Amotig other Subieels,are: The Crucifixion. • Visitation. • Presentation. Last Supper. Martyrdom of St. John, Martyrdom of St. Catherine, Asiumption of the Virgin: St. Paul at Malta. Our Saviour at Emmaus. Fall of Man. The Nobility, Clergy, and Collectors of these rare Specs_ men* of the Arts, are respectfully entreated to 4ttenti to the above, which were brought from the Colltilletir, anti are In fine Preservation. . • • • Letters ost- paid) to Mr. Comyns 98, Pall- NW ), as above, will be attended to. BY HIS - MAJ Es - r Y's ROYAL. LETTERS t'AT ENT MR . . SIGMOND, Snrgeori-Derktilt, Huth, R.- sp::6tiullY acquaints those of the Nubility who have expeneneetUthe benefit' matting from th.: tn•t: his,Dentritke and Lotion for Pies;oving.and 13eau i *LI): tn..: TE G UMS, that it niay be obtaiiwt at the . lo;iow-' ing Places in Town, vi/. at Met , tsrs.Gattie and Let's . .., NJ.5z, New= hond:street ; Hendrie and Son, Tichbotn-srgJet, Gol der!-square; Gotaing, Cornhit I, ; • Cr) 0, (Iv to ; Cie- mist, N. 475, strand; tjaz3l, Road ; and; "tor the greater convenience or, those. • r2s'iding the• Country, they may be procnred i t fil‘i:;!. Of the iiiincip4l Towns throughout the United " Alto, his kNonyNE - riNt.rt UR l for the cure n'f ine Toth-Ache ' and Tooth-lipitsixs of carious sizes anti ttn,:7: ture; on the best construction tOr GOUT, WIND, SPASNIS,:PA INS IN TIU: s'S W NIACII, AND DEiIIiOVR() .' ,F,;cl OR OTHER i2AUSES: WALSH'S-GINGER SEEDS. • • MHIS Preparation of: the Ginger is teen , reirtenfred .A. for Indigestion,. Weaknesi, f. Cramp and , t h; Stomach, anti in All Disorders , witere Ginger or Curtigtt dii;iiies are net:essary. They are also Scrviceatiii: in Coid, Flatulent, Gouty, -Jiheutnatic, and Paralytic ebnio)..lCats, and Debility arising from Age or otl;er catism 'l'h6 4 o 1 ,0 1 ,, suckle will find min particularly : adapted for that ;4%;:x1. they remove that taintnesi so generally experience:L the Milk, and :prevorir Elattilencies, so fatal to I f:tants. They readily.dissolve in any liquid, and are . pretrenthie to cointnonlitNer, being rreed from the impurities, and the Woody and fibrous parts of the root. The quantity of a La. spoonful may be taken at any rime, &taker atone, aryl cliewt•td and gradually sw.allowcd, ur,dissolved in a capful of tea or' a, glass of wine, or wine anti water. Prepared and.sold only by •F C. Walsh (Inventor), Cite. mist to His Royal liiklmess the Duke of York,. N;). London,. Both*, as. gd. and tbs. bd. Powdered c;-iikr, 75. 6d. ea...-.lf Bottle.. • NORKIS's DItOPS. IN exciting the Publi c Attention to th ese Inable Drops, an enumeration of Partictilar Cases . .vott*•.: bt unnecessary; successful experience for 'Moro than halt':a century having sufficiently estalilished their reputation in the cure cif every species of Fever, espech.lly the Yellow or Putrid, for iwhich they are einircntly diStin Tuished the Pr , - h prietor, troth their in:;roasunt colehray, not only derives the nlgticst gratification, nut is,,-en.inled. vivito contitic ti c e to. re . .continend a trial of thtn.r. virtues, the Astn,na, invqteerate Cough,, Scurvy, ien ei puriti 01 the Blood, C•ilds, Stuiwch andllowel Complaints,•yieid to theirSe.nign,let powerful hr. titmice i andii; saitit.iry, curStal ,in tliusc diz.conitorts attend ant On aiivans.ed life,lloLlVlst; C4il rpassi t neir otneticiale iKts. The Faintly Bottle, 224.. to be n3d at the 'Dodoes, tioutie, Lower Brook,street, (.4n:sveuor-Square, vybere Books of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders fur lisportation exeuted. sold ‘ithole.i.ile and retit.l h r Messrs. leboult and •Co. and retail hy'all'Verders.i,; gates-; also Dr. Norri; , s crletirati.d .. sti: suit effedive apcnent, may b.ilad at all tilt a 0,),?, places, isi bOXeS, at Is. bd.