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, I , ..„,:..1,--„,c-4,3-. ..t.--cr!...::r.,::7600:::t* ~..‘i.4.k.: 4fr 'lt,' ail T.. •?., ;, ..., , ...,14, 07/,4 :;,.., ~ • ~,L' 4, *l. gti , p , r' . , 4,„ -., w'kt,tl4 ....*,, ;;PY , \, ' ..mv,•- —ft 1 4:" . ‘ ....4.. .054 . 5, ,, ..,,,e, i... ~. 1.- .. _ •,VA . . `7 7 - -- -- .......,,,-., • , . . 4.. r„... „ . T SI .a ..- . • . ''',' • - -..' ' ''''k , ' /4*E, 1 t 4 ,t; ni I ,s' . , f ‘\ ' Cr!, ,--i ri~r gfr il ' wilt wit .1 tc: 2 1 " • 0 7 , 'l4V4t NUMBER 3250. 7 HURSDA Y . , F EBRUAR I' 17, 1803. {PRICE STIF.-PENCIN r t .i4 ridsi ) pg: 't Of.) kat fi.; 441 Cr. nts ;': ~• tg o*. 110 Lir N. • oir elf UI !). C -11 ic I • • ' r YIP ~, r 1.• .• THEATRE-ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. iB, 1803, will be.performed, a Comedy, called THE COUNTRY GIRL. Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON • • Harcourt, Mr. BARRYMORE i Sparkish, Mr. PALMER Belville, Mr. C. K EMBLE. Alitltea, Miss MELLON ; Miss Peggy, Mrs: JORDAN ; Lucy - Miss TIDSWELL. wrrk LOVE AND MAGIC; • or; HA 1.1 , ..QU I N's HOLIDAY. Public arc respettfully informed, that on Satur tsy next Will be produced, a nevi Musical Drama, called The Hero of the North. The Music composed and 'elected by Mr. Kelly. • I.THE TRE-ROYAL. COVENT-CARDEN. 104 i n, RROW EVENING, Feb. :8, 1803, will be performed. ;THE MAN O F THE . WORLD. Sir Vertinax 11Iacsrcophant, Mr. COOKE ; Lord Lumbercourt, 141 i. 'WAD DY ; Sidney, Mr. BRUTON Counsellor riausible, Mr .BEV F. ; RLY ; . „ Serjeant Eitherride, Mr. DAN E N OAT ; Melville, Mr. CORY ; And Egerton, Mr. SIDDONS. Betty. Hint, Mrs. MATTO.Oft:S t Constantin, Mrs. H. STI)DONS Lady Macsycnpliant, Miss L E SER VE ; Nanny, Mrs. NORTON ; Lady Rodolplia Luotbererurt, Mrs. H. J OHNSTON. wrrn - - -- SELLA AND AZOR. I • On Saturday, the Cabinet, with Modern Antiques. The Gentleman who performed Ranger last night, was TeceWM with unbounded applause throughout, tram a most brilliant And overflowing Theatre. On Mond ay next, the Character of Hamlet will he per. o,totno MUNI by a Y oung G entle Man, • his sth appearance' on the Oz Tuesday, TOL: Cabinet, with The Review. • A new Coin e d ) , i s i n rehearsal, called John 13411; or, An Englishman's Fire. Side• . . IVTO BORROWERS Art) LENDERS. lONEY supplied instantly on evert kini oF Negotiable Security, by Mortgage, or on Life Ll ti ronie lls ar4 ot in N g from , Lau . d or the Funds, or on good Bang:, or tn otes &p &C. ScvetAl Yost Obits to sell, and other Securitios, by which I went ) - per Cent. may be nude. i . APply nr address a line to Mr. Ranclolf, No. lc., Be:11 44vage-yrd Ludgate- hi!! .........._ kvANTEo TO RENT, A SMALL FA it M, from 'fen to One Hundred alai Acres, If on the Banks of a River, the more agree. t a I.e..Ne al :lit! PrentilieS etl required Lthcre will be no obj ec ti on to take the Stoc.lc, arc. at a fair it is n ecessary that there be a 1 - 1011 A. Le. on the Land. Any part of Englan , i or Wales will suit : the Banks of the ri ye, in Monmouthshire, would be preferred. Letters dirediel for T. li. to the care of Mr. Lewis, sew. Vprir. Colli.-e.house, Royal exchange, London. MORGAN and. SANDERS's New . Invented Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs ; the much.admired •Patent Strass.screw Bedsteads, Sofa Reck and Chair Beds, with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet .Articles. upon improyal principles, for the furnishing Houses fAmiplete,_ _ _ No. 16 and 17, Cathetine-Stftet, Strand. The Imperial Dining Tables are allowed to be the hand-' 6 ` ) " , eut and most complete set of Tables ever yet invented .; eteg..titt bona: Reds, with new designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; netv-ii:vented Musquitto Couch Beds for ForOgu Climates, Maftrasses, and Bedding complete; every Article , 11 „ 1 1 4 U PhOlstery and Cabinet Branches executed hi the best --" most Modern stile of Fashi on an d Taste, and of the choicest Material s an d hi g h - fi n i shed Work manship, By MORGAN and§ANDE S Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet ß -Makers, No. i 6, an d t 7, C at h er i ne -street, Strand. N , B. To prevent mistakes, please to notice the N0m .....„. 16 and 17. CORONET HEAD-DRESS. ROSS takes the liberty of informing the Fein lie Nobility and Public, that the Head-dress which enjoy ed tile greatest, attradiun on the last QUEEN's BIRTH-DAY, leas' nvented by him, and maybe seen at No. 119, Bishops.. sate-Within. .For taste, mapi fi cence arid utility, it cannot be equalled ; it is so ing enious ly mana g e d, t h at it will form a Full-Dress for general use, and yet, on particular occasions, it may he disposed into the form of whatever Coxou ET . the rank of the Lady wino wears it may require, or her fancy shall chuse to adopt. This Head• Dress is of singular and appropriate elegance, 211 d is suited as well to the Indic:lent as the most commanding stile of Beauty. • Ross thinks it necessary to assnrethe Public, that all supe. rior Inventions in Fancy-Head-Dresses have, for more than t 6 Years past, originated with him ; and he respedfullv cau tions th em not to be imposed upon by the servile imitation of others. :The Patent Hair S pring for Ladies and Gentlemen, together lvith all the various articles of taste for ornamentingthc head be procured at his Emporium, THTO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. E NOBILI"fY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeafully informed, jOHN BU KG ESS Into SON's GENUINE ESSENCE Of ANeitoviEs,' t °utilities to be prepared by thetn in the same' manner that las given such universal approbation tar many years le long justly.,acquired superiority., of that Article is !idly confirmed in the opinion ot the Country at large, and 91 Persons resident in all pini on of the, World, and haviug stood the test of trial, ranks Win the situation it now maiiitaitts.- The general utility oh their Essence& Anchovies and other tich Sauces for Fish, &e. induces them, from the numerous Ailvertisements dilly app't•aring, to caution t amities, &O. in Purchasing the same, as none is to be had of theirGanuin e, but at th:nr Warehouse as under. De m • or y Iv other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, o f t he the _7est-Indi a Mer c h ants, C apta i ns of Ships, &c. O ffi cers in rite Ar Lamy and Navy, s u ppli e d upon the shortest notice for s l . 2 ,ittid West Indies, &e. t u u Ye ir For the convenien c e o f F am ili es i n Scotland, they the . app 4-9414 mwc It. Johnston and Co. 'Edinburgh, t l u r sole Agents tar , l: Sauces. wurelyotse, No. to 7, corner of Savoy.steps, Strand, London. DICSOR f)EltS ' that proceed either from an impure State of the Blood, or a relaxed state- of the Nerves, in innumerable instances, subsided by a course of " ' "' S BURY'S ANTISCORBUTIC DKOPS, too moth catinot be saidiu praise of that invaluable preparation. This ‘s un p ara lleled success in the must complicated cases, has ...!44lislicil its celebrity throughout the Universe:; ; indeed, :pert la it p o s s ibl e to o b ta i n such a Restorer of the-Coo. madam and infallible Cure of the Scurvy,, Go u t, It hen. —a gsm, Evil- Leprosy, and a variety of other Complaints, Jou generally incident to human nature These DruiSi are sold in bottles of ss. 6 , 1, 1.-s. and ii. as. e ', l ch, with a black, stamp a ff ixed to each bottle, by the }Owing Venders in Loudon:---F. Newbery, No. as, ;t. r ; Piety and Sutton, Bow Churchyard; E • New. hery, corner Of St. ; Ching and Butler, Cheapside ; 441 ,., ; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; E vans and t-n. Long-lane • Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxtbrd. street ; Ward, ifailioeo Bayley, Cockspor.street; Swiortey, Walsti a. it Cockel, Strand ; Brennan& No. 10, Bis hopsgate.strect ; Straw auti Edwards, St. Paul's Church-. ir vetioaty; E d ; Clark. No'. 269, Bot3hor-ough,WittatZ•Southivark ; and at the ~ a . S • TO THB PUBLIC. • HAVING on a former occasion relnetantly ex _ cited some portion o f the attention of the Public ? I shall otter no Apology for claiming it now to the following 'Declarations, and to the Affidavits subjoined to them, being confident that it will both discern and approve the motives which have induced me to submit them to its consideration. " In conseqiience of an Explanation having taken place, in the dispute between the. Rcv. Mr. Beevor and Major Payne—Major Payne acknowledges that he, Mr. Augustus Beevor, has ailed like a Gentleman. EDWD, D. PAYNE. - - - Drayton, Feb. 7, 1803." In consequence.of an Explanation having taken place, I Augustus lieevor acknowledge my conduel to hare been too impetuous . towards Major Payne in the Market-Place of Norwich. Feb, 7, 1803." I •Augustus Beevor do solemnly swear, that neither in my Letters to, nor subsequent conversation with, Major Payne, separately or conjointly, did I intend to challenge'hlin ; and I do further depOse, that in the commencement of the affair, I was aausted by : views honourable to Major Payne and to my own Pamilyin . its progress, by similar views combined with much resentment—and in its termination, by those ori &al views united with professional considerations ; and I do titrther depose; that in no period of the dispute have I been actuated by malice, as any • slight concession from Major Pavnenot only would have subdued resentment , . but certainly shridid have been received by me with that acknowledgment and attention,• which could not have failed to have produced *reconciliation cordial as this wlalch has been recently ef feeicd.. AUGUSTUS BEEVOR. Sworn before Charles Harvey, Ley. Norwich, Feb. to, tBo3. L William Burton, Clerk, do swear, that. I saw and ap. proved the Letters of the Rev. Augustus Eieevor to Ma jo r Payne previously to their being sent, conceiving they could not possibly-amount to a Challenge, and that Mr. A. Beevor had sufficient reasons for sending them. _ . WM. BURTON. worn before Charles Harvey, Esq. Recorder of Norwich. Feb. ao, 1803. As an ad of justice to Major Payne, it gives me great plea stare to state,•that at our interview, granted by him as soon as requested, 'I was fully sensible of his gentlemanly and cc... eihatory deportment, and request him to accept any Thanks for his numerous expressions of past . esteem and present rs gard, and particularly for the proinr Of his future Friendship. 4.UGUSTUS BEEVOR.• ICDrwich, Feb. to, 1803. THE ak EAT ENCLISH STATE LOTTERY, Corssisting of 44,e00 Tickets. —To begin Drawing, April 4, GRAND SCHEME,. No. of Prizes. Value of each, Total Value. 4 Prizes of ,C. 20,000 , is X .843,003 3 ...... loop) 30,000 3 -- 5,000 ii,ooo 3 -- ' a',coo --- to;cloo S. -- 1,003 5,e.00 3 0 —. . leo —^ 3,0 4 '0 b u 50 3,000 itSOO -- 20' • 230,300 -----.. ---------- • 44,00 e Tickets. • .' r . 39 z,.. if This Scheme difibrs from all others tor many years past, in the circumstance of not having any Prizes fixed for pa;ticular days. SWIFT and Co: No. It, P ou l try, are appo i nte d by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. This 011 ice . (establisheti in . t h e year 1759 ) has been fortunate in the Sale Of Capital Prizes,'Tltl ft. tERN,of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lo. teries, and sortie of silent til V i4lect into many 'Shares. THE OLD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Properly so called, because the Capital Prizes arc not ap pointed to be drawn at any stated Times, but are lett en -ttrelY to the Chance of the Wheel, agreeably to the old Mode of Drawing, Begins Drawing on Monday, April 4, 1803. - rHE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, 1. E IGHTHS, and SI x . rEENnis, are now selling in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. The Money for the Prizes pani.on demand by 110 RN Sli Co. Stock-Bfekers, at their old-established • State Lottery.. (Mee t (licensed pursuant to Ad of Parliament), No. z 6, opposite the Royal - Exchange, Lotidon. -SCHEME. No. of Prizei. Val. of each. • Total VOW. 4- of C. asmo is X. 89,0y0 3 - ,ro,ooo - • 30,00. a 3 5,000 -15,00 e 3 - - 6,000 .5 . 1,000 - 5,000 3 0 - 100 - - 3,000 Oe - so 12,500 20 c^) ) I 44,Q" Tickets. .39 2 , 0 c0 The Scheme contains four Prizes of 20,0001. which is a much larger. proportion of Capitals than was ever known be fore. The lowest Prize is Twenty Pounds, an arrangement which has ever received public approbation. Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities, and all kinds Of GoverninCnt Securities, bought and sold by Cominission. • NORTH WALES. FRON.IW, TO BE I.F.TT Immediately, A CAPITAL WIANSIONHOUSE, completely . FURNISHED, , and fit for the reception of a large Family, with , Gardens, Coach.hOuses Dog kennels, and Stables.; also an excellent Cold-bath, either with or without 72 Acres of superior Land., Fruit. by is delightfully situated in the Vale of Clwyd, four mites tiont the cheap and plentiful Market of Denbigh, with a Daily . Fost. An unlimited right of Sheep Walk, and abounding with Game. Inquire of E4w. V. Townsliend, EAt. Fron.lw, Denbigh. - • . SALE OF TALLOW. TO 11E.SOLD BY AUCTION, On Wednesday the 331 Day of February illStAllt, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at. the Ship Inn, at Dituwich, su.,k, .. . . ABOUT TWENTY.FIVE TONS of RUSSIA TALLOW, lately wrecked upon the Sea Beach, within the Manor or Lordship of Dunwicli, The above will be Sold in Lots of about 2.0 Cwt. each ; and ;nay he viewed on the day preceding the Sale, by apply ing to the Chamberlain of Dunwich aforesaid. ......__._ TO CALICO-PRINTERS, IVIILL-WRIGHTS,'COP PER—SMITHS, PLUMBERS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Mr. GIBBONS, On the Premises, Merton, Surrey, on Monday, Otiober • . 130 3 i and three following Days, at EleVell o'Clock, by Order of the Assignees, A LL the VALUABLE PLANT FIXTURES, tour Copper-plate Presses, a Bengal Nlachine, a Print ing Machine with Copper engraved Rolls; 300 engraved Copper-plates; three capital Draught' Horses, Waggons, Carts, two Rtcks at Hay, a Fire Engine, a Mitch Cow, and various other. Edicts, Of Messrs. HALFHI DE and SONS, Calico-Printers, Bankrupts, Comprisingy loom Prints and Grounds, eight Madder Coppers, an Engine Pump, quantity of Mitt Works, save ralllacks, some nearly new, two Wash Wheels, Lead Sour Kettles, large Quantity of Lead Pipe, large Brassi Cocks, hard Metal Bengal Rolls, to cwt. of two Casks of Madder, Indigo, Prepared Colour, a Calender, a complete Smith's Shop, a Quantity of Beech, Hollyand other Wood, 7o Load of rotten Dung, and numerous other Etkeis. - To be yiewed Friday and aturday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may bi had (a 4.6.1. each, to bo returned to the Purchaser), and of Mr. G toham, No. 3, buck tcrshury, Chcapside. This DaY'Were published, Price 4s, neatly done up in boards (embellished with a View of Honington Green, Sudblk, previous to the Inclusure), A N ESSAY. on WAR,. in Blank Verse ; NiNGTON GREEN; The CULPRIT; and other Poeins,• on various Subjeas. By NATHANIEL BLOOMFIELD. With a Biographical 'Preface by CAP E L LO F FT, Esq. Printed for the Author, by P. Gedite, Bury ; anti sold by Thomas Hurst, No. 3; Paternoster-row; and VCITIOr and Hood, Poultry, London. This Day was published, In 3 Vols. duodecimo, price sss. in boards, two l'am in a Voluntc. as the Original Work. D ELPHINE 4: A NOVEL. Translated from the French of MADAME DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN. A Man should lx capable of braving the opinion of the World; a Woman must submit to It. MADAME NECKER. Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Pateruoster-row. - - This Day was published, prim Half-a-Crown, FEAR BOTH SIDES, 8 New Comedy, i n . 1. 1' ve A eta, performing at this Jirtie with universal ap. phase, at the Theatre-Royal, Drurv-hine. By HOL4RO FT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 'it, St. Pries Church yard, and sold by Messrs: Carpenter. New Bond-street ; I. Ginger, Piccadilly ; R. FL Wesztey, Strand ; and all other Booksellers. - ()t whom mar be had, lately published, A TA LE a MYSTERY, a Meio-Drame, by the same Author, tli;:corated with four Etchings, price zs. This DAY was published, Volume 11. Quarto with Coloured Plates, price 3 1. 135 .6 d. RSERV A ['IONS on the FORMATION, CECONOMY, and DISEASES of tit: FOOT of the HORSE, and the Principles and Practice of Shoeing. By EDWARD COLEMAN, Professor of the Veterinary College, Veterinary Surgeon.Ce neral to the British Cavalry, and rnn , ;!: lionoura. of Oldrini.• Printed for the Author, and sold at Johnson's, Debretes, and Egerton's. Subscribers to this Work are requested to apply for their Volume at the Veterinary College. This Day were published, in Three Volumes, Oilavo, price I. 4s. in boards. poLrricAL and MILITARY MEMOIRS of I.; EU ROP 4, from the Renewal of the War on the Con. tirtent, in 1798 to the Peace of Amiens, in Sot. With an Introductory View of the Treaty of Campo—Formio, and Proceedings of the Congress at Rastadt. By T, E. ItITCHI E. Sold by T. N. Longmlut and 0. Rees, No. 39, Paternos ter-row ; and E. Battour,, Edinburgh. The Second and Third Volume s m a y b e had separate, price 16s. in boards. Of the above flonsellers may be had, translated from the French, by the sante Author, Campaign of General Bonaparte in Italy, in 1-4,h6. qnd 17g7, Second Edition, in 12MO. Once s 5. in beards. This Day was ptiblished, barnlsom:ly printed il'Oelayo, p s ‘ boards, A COMPARATIVI rice ., s. VIEW of the I - WITO. NIAN and NEPTL MAN SYSTEMS of CEO. LOGY in answpr to the Illustrations of 'the Huttonian Tho ur ypf the Proleaor PLAY FAIR. EtliAbArgh 'Printoct fur Itvai and 13liek wood, P.ourli Briclp.street And 'l. id. Lottginan and 0. Rees, Pater noster.row. ACERIII'a TRAVELS. Two Volumes Quarto, 31. 35, boards, With a fine head of the Author, engraved by Tomkins ; a large Map, and Fifteen elegant Engravings, illustrative of the M C anners, ustom., And Natural History of the Countries described: TRAVELS through SWEDEN, FINLAND, and LAPLAND, to the. NORTH CAPE, in the Years t 792 and '779. by lOSEPH. ACERB!. Sistimus lite tan/zip:ll, noels übi &flat orbis. Printed for :IClawrnan, Poultry, SuCcessor to kr: Dilly. *** A few Copies are printed upon 4up,:rfine wove paper, hot -presied, 411 d k. oar ini r cssioni of the Plates, price $l. ss. boitrds. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in knee Volumes, Oaavo, and em. bellished with Thirty-nine Plates, Price 11. Bs. 6d. in. bkyards, to promote BENEFICENCE, FI:NL lesl C TEMPERANCE, n and ME In CA L SCI EN CE. By JOHN . COAKI.EY L.ErfaoM, M. and LL.D. tkc. Printed for J. Mawinan, in the Poultry. f whom may Also be had, the same Author, 2. The Natural History of the Tca Tree ; with Observa tions on the Medical Qualities eithe Tea; Roden the Et fedi of Tea-drinking. Quarto, p3s, d`sawed. 3. The Naturalist's and Traveller's Companion. . Third Edition, 44. boards. 4. Observations on the Cow-Pock. Second Edition, 35. .sewed. This Day was published, in 0611vo, price 3S. &I. served, AT ItE A.rl S E on the FUNCTIONS and DUTIES of' ,CONSTABLE : Containing Details and Observations interesting to the Public, as they relate to the Corruption of Morals, and the Protection attic. peaceful Subjecls against Penal mut Criminal OffettliCii, AZt:. P. COLAtUitOUN„ LL. D. -' - - • To those who an: desirotis of knowing without much t rott biz, how the peaceful Subjed is, or ought to be protected against thirse public. wrongs which rendifi life and prope rt y insecure; and hoW to proceed on every emergency mien an injury cognizable by the criminal law is experienced ; this work, it is humbly presumed, will be found i.n tutereiting compendium; and on useful direedory, • Printed for Joseph Mawinan in the Poultry, and lolm Hatchard, Plc aAilly. Of Whom also may be had, by the same Author, A Treatise on the Police and Coinmerce of the River Thames, in one law voi. tos: 6d. boards, ~ --, A 'freatise on the Police of the Metropolis, in one large vol. Ilvo.. los. 61 boards. . . )bservations and Fads relative to Public houses. is. 6d. se wtel. This Day WAS published, price is. 6d. A SHORT ACCOUNT of the late PROVIDEN .4I 'VIAL DELIVERANCE or Mr. DANIEL WIL-, LtAMS, Pilot, olitotlierhithe, Surrey, . * In a Letter, 'Wt.w "ed to ** *****, Esq. one of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity-Hobse. • God is the Lord by whom we escape Death. PSALM Lxvlll, 20. London t . Printed by D. N. Shaw, wiLk-street., Soho; and sold by Fauldo, New Bonn-street ; llatchard ; Pitxa dilly ; and Cc>nrthopt, Itnthrrhirhe. This Day was published, • In One Volume,. tuna. 3s. in boards, ATREATISE pn the COW-PDX ; containing an enumeration Af the principal Fads in the History of that Disease the Method of eninuriunioAting the Infec. tion by Innoculation and the Means of distinguishing be. tween the gcnuine and spurious Cow l l'ox. Illustrated by ' Plates. By GEORGE. BELL, .Surgcon, F.(llo . tirgh, Member hf the Royal GoltkAes of Londott.atuf Etlinbnrgh. Edinburgh ; pinned fin W. Loins; and I,cynamati . and Rees, Vaternostcr.rew, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, fahrsiatyt, 1203. in". PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Bit Mtl.4 : i 'Evirri ORDNANCE do hereby give Wutier, that they "Ada be ready at their Office, at St. Margara.street, mintier, on TtiURSDAY, the 7.4 th instant, ro receive . Pro. petals frenstmeh Perions as may he tolling to limiter/40e the riep. pfr of the fellewlNgdeseription el Articles, and the perfirinavee of the lfirks undersnetitioned,. for the Service of the Ordnance Department, VP:27: Coitrarfi for a period of Three )-ears,viir. Leather Breeches and Gloves for the Military Corpslloo the Ordnance; . Oils of difrerent Sorts ; Plumbers Work at the Tower, Westminster, Greenwich, Woolwich, Purficet, Gravesend, and Tilbury ; Plaisterirs Work at ditto ; 4 . :,tfurnrabir to Patterns aid Specimens of the Ankles, orn . y he inspeaed a: the Tolver, upon application to Ike Ole/ uoi alder tf.e Principal Sthreketper, of (be Ordnance, ii,berf Printed Condition; of tee Contiaßs and ,t.-kedulel cf the. ArticL . r to bb farnithei, and liin;,tio he pi:forted under each cvitral7, only he received by m & Ptr.C.:lll Wl)47igifid to ron.ie Propsal.; fr.e .inch cLntraar,, Tie psoporals to he Alivered at the Sefraary's OJT_ r, h Margaret-street,. Irestminster, sealed up, and marked vet tl, c rt:t. side with a sted i feation of the Articles berstde.l is be safplid, !Ark to be prijormed, a';d ?to Trmi:r Avid he admitted alke Thursd4y, the 24th inst. 11). 0, der cl R. IL to; CANAL SHARES; IRON RAILWAY:, RIVBR DLL STOCK, PAVING BONDS, 14e. • TO 13F: SOLD By AUCTION, 13y PETER CORE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, At Garraway's Cofhoitse, On THURSDAY, the a.4th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, jty Order of the Trustees ; namely, nrWENTY SHARES iti the LEEDS and U. VIIRPOOL CANAL, yielding Eight per Cent.. on ca(..b .Share. Five ShareS in the Iron Rail-way Cram Wands• worth to Croydon. Two Thousand Pounds River Dee Stock ; and a Paving Bond of Three Hundred Pounds of the Pariiheo of St. Giles's in the hells, and St George's Bloomsbury, bearing an Interest of :IX per Cent. regularly paid.. Particulars may be had six days preceding the sale at Lloyd's and Garraw:ly's ; and of Nlessrs. Peter Coxe, rell; and Foster, Thrvuorton.street, BY HIS 114AJESTV's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, MR. SIGMOND, Surgeon.Deritist, ach, speellully acquaints thiir of the No!lility and Gentry. who have experienced the I , ..iittit resititici; froth pi' use cif his Dentrifice and Lot Ton for Preserving and Beautifying the TEETH and GUMS. that it trlay ohtairml at the follow. ing nices in To , Vii, vv... at Messrs„Gattie and Lcr's, No. so, New Bond-street ; I lendrie and Son, Tichhorn-street, Cot. den-square ; Golding, Cornhill ; . Crytr, ditto ; Watts, Cho- 478, ; Hazal, Surrey ,. .sttect, * Road ; and, for, tile greater convenience of resid.ir,Atti the. Country, they may be parr airld n roost of the iiririchi.“ Towns throughout the LI nited-Kingdom. Mso, his A NODYNE TINC'Vt.I:I.E: fel the cure of trio Tooth-Ache, and Tooth. Brushes of various 3izes and id*. ;tire, on the best construdion for use. FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE STO. ItiACH,'AND •'DEBILITY ARISING FROM AGE OR OTHER CAUSES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS. • Ti!XS Prepat'atiOtt of the Ginger i s reeom m & n d e d for .Indigestion, Weakness . Cr.imp Pains.. in the Stomach, and in all Disorders w here Ginger or Corclial dieines are necessary. They are . •alse Stevie:cable in Col I, Flattdent, .Gouty, ltheuniatic, and Paralytic ComplAim, and Debility arising from Age or other Causes. Trinse stickle will'firtil them particularly adapted for that period, ;Ls they reinove . that faintness so generally experience,i, correct the Milk, and preyintc Flattilencies, so • fatal to Infants. 'They readily dissolve any liquid, and are . prefen. t ole. t o common Ginger, being treed front tiblintpurniei, anti the woody and fibrous.prts of the ro. , t. They tiantity a tea.. 'spoonful may be taken at any tune, either alone,. and eltevv t ut ;and gradually sw allowed , or dissolved in a cu pf u l of tea, or a .Klass of wipe, or wine and water.. Prep.ired and sold :Entry. by F C. Walsh (Inventor), Cite mist to His lioyal.llighness the Duke nt , York,. No. Rio/ Strand, London, in Bottles, as. 94. and Los.. bd; Walsh's Powdered Ginger, 76. 61.1. each Bottle. For CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, I3RUISI:S &c. Dr. STE ERS's OPODELDOC. rrHIS Medicine has been long itc.,l, nowledged to J. be superior to every preparation of the kind in the Cure at Bi'llises, Sprains, kheurnatisms, Cramps, NumbneSis and Stilthess of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to tine Limbs when in a Paralytic State. .1 tis also particularly serviceable t'or Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied warm. On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opotlel,cleC is pasted a Stamp,' in which are engraved these wordis " Newbery, N 0..“, St. Paul's." All others are cOuriterrisit. Sold only by Newbery, at the Warehouse for .or. laniees Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the •corner of - Cheapside, London by his appointment, by Messrs. Jthnult and Cu. No. 150, and I. Fidding, No. 76, , 0xterd-street ; J. Wilde, Old Bond -street Ilayloy and C4c, Cocktpur.strect J. Watt Middies-row I Holborn ; T. Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and W. Cl.irte, ()ugh,' High-street. Price as. 6d. per Bottle, including the tramp, or Six tiir t3s, 6d. FORD's PECTORAL BALSAM. HOREHOUND is a Medicine far superior to any: yet discovered for curing Coughs, (41 s, Asthinas, and Consumptions. The Proprietor ha p py to have it in his power (from self.exptrienCej to recommend it in all bistriters of the breast and Lungs, us a safe and uever railing reinedy ; it rtitnov e$ 'congealed Pftlegrni Acrimony in the Fluids, and all Obstruitions in the Glands by a sate and easy ex peCtoration. by a few doses it never fails entirety to t i N. :troy that unpleasant sensation, the tickling in the Thiost, Which OCCitslOttlti fregnent coughing-- A wheezing or short. fleas or hreat it is speedily cured ;• a ‘ornyilCul it generally cures a teiv hours, and if had recourse to in time ; the dread. ful effects ~f a consumption will certainty bz prev , Martl, In the cure of what is tcrined ll the ooping and Chin Coughs, it is no less cdicaclotis, hundreds ut . Children having expe. rienced oi salutary ;netts. Su, ry tlia t.itnt outlines of the virtues of this Dilsarn, calculated :tot only to diminish I gait entirely remove tl.. aut . . ferinxs or those who may be afflicted with any of the forego. trig dreadful complaints. To give a list of the cures it hal eflected ivcrltlil bc veitiminon4 ; its own eacellenor and ,sap 4. riot efficacy n•ill ev,i be it sufb.:ient reconlmendaturn• The :Proprietor conscious of having obeyed the &aims of Ittlillaility in entleuvouring to restate his fellow cteatures froip the . gntile, with inexpressible pteasure dstly receives tresh proof (~ 1 his cluteavours being crtawnett wittt Prepared by Mr. Ford, ; and scald, wholesale and retail„.hy.:llr, Butte', No Clicapsidi, curler Of tl7rnostcr-tow 7 and retail, by Scutt and Smith, Etlltdiirrgh Payne and Wichards, Piya. ,- ,utli I l3ctil, Nv, 7 9 , t).imc. .srreer, u..t .by 1110s1 Venders itr irrrry Town in au-. Unit4d Kinkloins, rIL buttes at lit. yi9. and sit. each. • r