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r'r „i T . m \ r i f 0 1 4 f ':7 4 ' • - ll " r-• 14 4 ,11 p 1111j.‘1 7 . P i t h° 91,, ~;(19r • 14 a IFQ 110\t\' ►y w C r-; m . 1?. E. it 3 2 6 d SATURDAY, JANUARY S, 1803. [PRICE SIXPENCZ To the PkOPRI ETO RS of EAST INDIA. STOCK. LADIES ANL) GENTLE:4EO, G hNERAL COURT will 'be beld on Wednes day, the igth.of lanuary, for the Eledlion of a pitee ta,ein the worn .of Mr. H tUNrsp. l beg, therefore, most eahiestly to solicittherhonoutof your support bn that day.. The inaccuracy of die Lists has prevented me from finding the residerce .of many Proprietors. • I hope, however, pron. oui tb the clay of Eletlion, to pay my . personal respects to all whO reside in London. It is Impossible' for me 7.-suffici.' critly to express to grateful sense nt.the encouragement with tThich I have been honoured,,,- and I shouldieel mystlf ex tremely morti fi ed, were to be considered - in any instance de. ficient in that attention, which the Proprietors' have a right to ettNa,,ancl which it . is as well my inclination as my duty to observe, THE FARMING SOCIETY OF IRELAND H AVE added to their-List of Piemiums for the ensuing Year: Z/1 ST 1ND1,4 HOUS E, Noveneher 16, Pica. T F: COURD of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY MERCH4 NI'S of ENG. LAND tradingsto tit .East Indus , do. herelo , give Mike, 'Thai the Transfer Bolls of th; Co.npa7y's Stock, will 6' shut on Thursday, the Id Decemier next, a t.Two 0'C,14.1, And opened again on T hhursday, the rot/ j.rtualitiollotuing. And aim!' the Dividend IP.'irrantr on tie said Stork, eltre tie 0 yetsuao., will &lead* to he delluered on Monday, the 104, latsma,:y next. FOR ESSAY'S. To the Author of the 'best Essay on NEAT ,CATTLE, describing accurately those Shapes and Properties which con, tribute most to their "utility. Likewise deScribing particu larly the several valuable Breeds in the United Kingdom, and their peculiar Qualities.; hoW far each excells in Forin t; Hardiness, early Maturity, propensity to Fatten, qu a li t y nit "Flesh and Hide, lightness of Offal; fitness for Labour, for the Market, the Provision Trade, and fur the Dairy; with a View of . the comparative advantages. of Large and Small Cattle; and with such other Observations,- illuStrative of the rsubtt . in genera", 4s may occur to the W r i ter , ONE I-lUND thn GUINEAS. t 1' hatre the honour to be, with great respea, Ladies and Gentlemen, - Your most obqlient and devoted Servant, WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. For the Second best, FIFTY GUINEAS. , To the Author of the best. Essay on SHEEP, describing accurately those Shapes and Properties which contribute ii most to their Utility. Likewise describing the several valto able firmls in the United Kingdom, particularly the New Leicesterand South Down.Preeds, and their peculiar Qua ' lities ; *how fat each excells In Form, Hardiness, carry Ma turity, propensity to Fatten, quantity and quality of Flesh and Wool, and lightness of011Iti; with a general Dissertation on the comparative value of combing and clothing Wuol ; on the various in} oses to which each sort is a ppli ca bl e; on t h e praakt*.arid yy it Wood=stspligg ;., and on the hest mode of imp sing. tpiftita ant; civa.l4'• .:;f the 1 1 Itlvp': wittiout injury to the Carcass,' ONE HIM D ' lt. E D GUI - NL'AS.: . For the Second best, FIFTY GUINEAS. • .CONJ)ItIONS. J. That each Essay shall be sent, sealed, addressed to the Secretary of the Farming Society, Dublin, without a name, but with a Marlt 'of Morro and accompanied with a . Se a led - Lettar, distinguished by the tame Mark or Motto, containing the Name and Address Of thi'Author ; whit:WA:otter will not be opened unless a Prize shalt be adjudged to the correspond ing Essay. 11. That the Premiums are to be claimed before the Ist of [anuary, 1504, and to be adjudged before the zsth March tolta'wing. , ' • • , • ••• fillLLtri Ad:IMS .1 Ser. Aldermanbury, Dec. 31, 1802.. Mr, Jackson's Committee sit every day_jSunday exccptecl) at the King's Btu! Tavern, in the Poultry. PRACYI CAL AG [CULTURE. , . . Tn ‘ the l'ress, and in Fehru.;iry will he published, In One rarge g'uarto Volume, illiatotadiw;tll upvtitis of Fifty Engravings, represeinhig the Vario;t4 kiwis of I rn die xnents and other Michinery adapted to :fie tnosz i,npr p.ftd. Metitod3 cf Cultivation, and also different fir;:ed:; of i3O. tactic Animals A c c ) 'lP l 4 .h .TE SYSTEM of PRAC.T.ICAL ACtt CULTURE, ineludin4 ail the' triocirrt .Im. raver lents and Discoveries, , in winch the r.rinciujel oi., 8, '''l /1; ;t..t.i . . 4N ' 2::Sitt itU.74o4liii;:4 4 ' rti., NAt ura Aiict Cow, post f t-6 0 ,-, 1 .. .t, ; ~ 4 0. 4 .- 0 „ ; oci (.itic,..i.i.; .)tc , thgi. Fki..id44.44, in the brFednig, /eating, and (ate:ring of date' rent . sqrts of Live Stoek ; the whole,intended to combine and: elwliln "fully and completely the Principles and Practice of the Art of Husbandry, . ro the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA CTOCK. &Atotzs Aso Glipet.l.SAlXl4l 11 HAVE to aM, for the pccacnfi prevented by indisposition, from paying my -respeels person to every individual Proprietor of. East. India Stock as I originally intended; but I flatter myself, that I shall still have an opportunity of doing so, as soon' as illy Physician permits me to venture out, and renew. my. applications. In the mean time, I beg Icavaearnestli to soliciva continuance of the,Support with which I have been favoured,, and which has been Such as to give me the most flattering hopes of suc cess. By R. W. DICKSON, M. D. Ptinted for Richard Phillips, No. ;It, St. Paul's Church• yard ; and to be had of all I have the Honour to be, with xreat respea,, Ladies and Ctintlernen, . Your most faithful Huniblv Servant, No. 9, Gower street, WILLIAM MACKINTOSH.. N TOSH. I:tn. 7, 1803. (Pr Captain MACKINTOSH's Committee 'pit daily at the London Tavorn. . _ In February will be published, In Two Volumes, 4to. price Three Guineas in board's, iI lustrated with original Vortraits and other 4ngrivings . • $ n r HE LWE of GEOFFREY-CHAUCER ; in... "c I ucting a Review of the State of Society, Manners, and the Fine Arts; in tha Fourteenth Century, with Chu. raclers gthe principal Personages vkiiho figitr- , v l in the Courts of Edward the Third, and Richard the Second. By WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard, 111. ,That the Essays to which Premiums shall he ad jukh4eil:shall' be the property of the Society ; but tha t - the rcsvOive Authors shall he, at liberty to publish them on their ownaccount, provided they print them in such manner as the Society shall apprwe, and furnish the Society with Zoo copies,, gratis. - • The:Socidey. restive to themselves the power of ivitlnholding any Premium where sufficient merit does,not appear. . -Anv suceeWil Candidate:may have 7 att equivalent in Plate, inscribed by . ,the l Society, in lieu- of the Gold Medal, or any f , otlierPtimattn. OTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. N MONDAY EVENING, jail. ro, 1803, will be performed, the Tragedy of • THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Sir Brilliant Fashion, M r . C . KEMB Lr; LoTemore, Mr. WROUGHTON ; William, Mr. WATHEN. 'The Widow Beltr.our, Mrs. JORDAN, . ° will introduce the inuch-admired Song of " The Wil low," accompanied by herself on the Lute; Mrs. Lip/more, Mrs, POPE ;. Lady Constant, Miss MELLON ; Muslin, Miss POPE. WU"! LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or# HARLEQUiN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin, M r. B Y R NE ; tago, (the Magician) Mr. PE CAMP ; Pintaloon, Mr. MALE ; Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON; Cipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ; Tycho, (the lawn) Mr. GRIMALDI; Columbine, Miss 13. MENAGE ; The Sprite, Miss TYRE R.; Old Woman, Mr. BAYZAND; UrSula, (the Dwarf) Master 13 LA N CHA RD ; Landlady, Mrs. COATES ; 'Tittle Bess, the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND: The Vocal Principal Parts by )/tr. COOKE, Miss Ty itH R. Miss MENAGE, Miss HICKS. Principal Dancers. • •' Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE, Yn gaiter I.3'YRNE, Miss DOUGLAS. conSequeuce of the universal approb.4tion, and ineessant bursts of' applause, tvith which the new Pantomime of Love end Magic, or Harlequin's Holiday, is received, the Public are mist rc•speclfully inform e d t h at it will be repeated every Iv ening till higher notice. Ttieiday, The Jealou s Wife. On Wednesday, Site %Voted and She Wou'd Not ; Hip )6l4", Mk fadan.A • ww• historical Play, in 'Mee Aras, with Alusic, called e Hereof the Nerth, is in preparation. ON MONDAY EVENING • Will be performed, 011 6 10 1 8 031 ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. The Principal Charaders by Mr. COoKE Mr. H. JOHNSTOtt; Mr. M URRAY, Mr. CO „.M.ll. Hre . 1011NSTON RY. "var ift:Viil2.l.Y , Mrs ST. LEGER , , and Mrs. LITCHFIELD. • WITII RARtaPOIJEN's IABEAS Pr IIA . THE'LL OF S ECTRES, Principal Pantorhtnita `Characters. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, juts. l'adlock, Mr. BOLOGNA iLnn, o„iiango, Maitcr MENAGE , 00 1 , ttr,ilhrr to Columbilic, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; ltno,-,Volumbilie's Lover, Mr. K. LAN ; 4un-er FANG • Colt fdaughretto'Nhn.Do'c), Mrs. WYLROW ; of Eitel-L.:imam, Mr. LARI.E. Y. • •On Tucuhy, FannlY Qllarrel,‘• ' On Wednesday, Thi, Itlan of the tVorltif,' 'on Friday, On Thursday, Family Quarrels. Dehlys anti Int:riders: Atirl oft T'attitTi4y, Qoarrels. " 4 1'he flew/ Par , tomiitie wil Y l be perforMed eveN:Ni•-•11t IleXt Wirk: • . • ii YOUNI will Miike his first Approance an Char::44,ex . of 0 14110, vrs Asloripy t4e.ryto HAN (Art R.s - -"--i"0 - -‘wc - e()NCITIi664t.. 114 ISS LINWOOD% EXHIBITION will FL AILY CLOSE on ihe ezdinstaiit; PrBRITISH CRtDITORS on FRENCH- FLINDS. • HE GENERAL IVIEETING of CREDITORS advertised ibr Tuoadeopthe 'yen inst. is, in consequence of a torrm4tucarion that has since taken place,. PosT POF to FRIDAY the 14th. on itrhich Diva Meeting. *ill be hold at Twelve o'Clock, in. the London Tavern, and all Persons interested are. earneoll requesrs:d to atteutL t t y, :6 2 . Y, O rdbroftire , Coriiihi:tee, THOMAS SONNET, Notary_ Ppblie• Bank-Buildings. ------ ,_ a: HE very (----11;71.ishei .r.l477robhich ;4°}3A4 TSIVId P I, 0 WMAl''s New Minufattory has :cht:l,.."Ver'ned fium HER MAJESTY. THE ROYAL FA .N.LY, the Nobility ar.:l Gentry, tee. claims from then% r tesOeCiful AcknOvritclgements. They tlatterthemselves. t46r unternitting attention to produce Taste and T. le— gana:in,their Extensive Colleaion for Fashionable I.)ress, tha t i ;„ ,I.t.fxceects in novelty and voietkany thing ever exhibited 4., ttnilCuthury. . . he R. atuf P. being the IriientOrs flcl N'Tantif4autets, warrant * eat of every Article sold' in their WarchOttie ; and beg t he of the Public, they are' only to be had . gOrtiiine at tytooms, No._./sl.lErv.tkfltsru,,AP_tatift.- I'IEV/ I"Elk:pito-oit. BOOTS '' 2 4 HOES. DWARI) MOGGRIDGE, No. 44, Ludg4te. A hill, London, beg.. leave to inform his Friends and the üblic in pnet,'4l, that alter.rnany years attention and expe. hence, hehas to otter them HOOTS and 'S H 0 E S,. WA TER. R... PROOF, with perlea conticlence of their being far su ;riot' l 'oY ever made. He make • the lightest dress Shoes Attd 000 Water -proof, piesetvirtg th3e Leather soft and pliable'. eis partlctihrty induced to make it public at this of the 3•ear, when people of all descriptions have theihealth lin t paired by wet or dam pin'he feet. He recommends them to Qentleinen on' slimti ---eh e4cursions, as no Water can pene trate. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage of lasting twice 44 'ng ah Leather, dreed ill the common way. An articl e of such general utility will no doubt attract the "tieattention of the Public, and induce those who hive a zeal for their healt II to apply at his ManuladorY, a above. uhiaikno.e.iwaiort with any other Hbuse in London. , A Large assortment of B oots and shQcs, Waterproor It otherwise, constantly kept ter the East and West .Ihdla end Mk. Merchants and Captains the treated wit li, MESSRtASHIONABLE DANCING —phi vATE TurrioN. S. HOPKINS and SON.ACADEMY filelb f" PRIVATE INSTRUCTION itt FashionOte NCI NG, at COACHMAK ERS-11A 1.L,, Foster-1;41)e, litsle, continues open ta r the improve m ent of such. . 4 a nd .(''ENTLSM EN as have never acquired this Acc t , Or '11 , 4,4. who have, not obtained the Rre 2eht' PA3IIION AB L. ri-lioEsE nuy b e . M A P t he . in tt(kte in the most pit of AT E i mAN N ER MAP th!io qua. SANT anti FAS /II U N ABLE sTEps.nowin uw, i„ift them for . the FT RST ASSEMBLIES.. YOUNG 1.A,- 4 ,! .ES aixt GENTLEMEN are also Taught ;verii . P.A.- nIAIONAIII.E DANCE, and every attention exerted lo give goo most elegant Address. .- ;1 4 . 13 . The Moroidt Academy for LAPI ES ONLY is ... ,'Pen, and svi}l he corrtimied till His, Nlajestyls Birth:tiny. - , tonIVTMIIIONAI3LE I)AN6NC by' 'Mr'. 'A LL.E.r4, ATELY tatig.ht to Ladis• intMentlethen ~I„.fallY ae, ,who 'lame twi g ), - le:lrnt • this AcoomPlish• ~, , -ip, or no t in the iiiiproxed inoricrn tityle, at No. 19, Sher. 4 -street., Colden.silusre, and NO., to . l (.2i reat Alie-stree,' c°°4lllA'ztl..iltts. - Tite,..' are tahght an Plan pa I t iclihrlY atciiiated toi• those totyfirim it i 4 zwobjttt to aict.p.iirt: ii t.-:,- etlitiou*?, privatelv• in!' ) tlic lira sty le ot /asap. VoreignCrs,- Oftieeisc4;ntlll6Aititry Residents, who WY i ,ll to leainin'a few tfa vs c o n s tan t oard add Lodge,,Rtivalel7) In the 'louse, awl receiVe, I n4triiition. 11 )0 St:lett Weekly 4 sseniblies are vier) , . Alonslay, : the is..nil eondtV:ted ti Mr. "ray l o t ; none bun Subscribes:l ati- tnitted; none bt P )1. 1 1 eti•bilitY c w t sub''etibc. p,. s . • 1.1 ei p4-.0 r rt. p 4 . . , '4lVetabie Schook and Families, it not distant horn Tovitt. e t fatly attenitcq on the usual Conditions, and ittantdied itt "sVi *pat requi6ite of Modern Dancinfe - -' . To the PROPRIETORS of EAST • LADIES ANII 01.NTLEMEN, A Report having vined bat. it wits my intention to retire prev:otis to 1 tike • this opportunity of controliding it, v;s!ih.•!'y void of ft;ini dation, and of assuring you that i t'iii intend fostanci for ward on the day of .E • : ik,Otl for • the.. quit inst.) a Candidate for the vacant Selit '0 your Dite4l:oni.,oc: casioned by the • death of Mr. NTER ; and.. I mist earnestly kplicit the attendance . of' those Friends Who - are. pleased to honour me with their favour and stippOrt. Should your preference raise me to that honourable situation, Ire, peat that my utmost endeavours shall be faithfully and dill. kently eierted for your interests in ~the discharge of those duties committed to Meg . - • • My pretensions to your notice are, that during twenty-five .vcars active -service, I have made ten Voyages to India and Chinaqi,nde't youi orders, the last tour of which were in the Command mf, : your . Ship the HoUghton. Whether I have acq u itted myself, with credit or otherwise, may be ascertain ed by a refetenCe to your Records, where I am proud to re. eolie 3, rilacte.stimolies are not Wanting of particular exer. Lions, noticed by your Governments in India to yonr honour able Court 'at home.• Anxious as I - .4m to manifest every attention to the. Proprietors at large, I lament that the in correciness of- Lists, as to residence, renders it impossible to wait upon, or address each individually; to that circumstance alone, I - trust, will be ascribed, the seeming omissions of this kind, as it is as much my inclination, as I feel it my duty, to pay my ,reSpecis fitn . sonally to all thoSe whom I thus take ktberftr_ofsoliciting. - Live 'the *.rf:.•ottur 'lcir ti . jll etlee , :ii Your most obedient limbic Servant. No, 23, Upper GoWer.street, JAMES MONRO. '• Jan. 3, I goj. Do the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. . , Lisora's AND .OlWritestlN, TNFLUENCED by the Advice of my numerous . 1 Friends, I present myself as'a Candidate for ihe Honour of representing you in the East India DireCtion, at the An. nual Lleaion art April, when a Vacancy will take place, on which occasion, permit me earnestly to entreat the favour of your support: Frotrz nay situation in the City of London, as a Merchant and a Magistrate, it is equally My duty and inclination, to promote, as far as in merles, its commercial opulence and prosperity, and the welfare of the East India Company is deeply connected with both, is interwoven indeed with the dearest interests of ,the British Empire. TO uphold-that prosperity, arrl to perpetuate those interests will be, . should your. tamp place me in the Seat of Direclor, the -unceasing : object of my care and solicitude. I have the Honour to be, . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obeclicat and Aitliful SerVan't, JAMES ;SHAW. AmesiCi•ttauare, jam. r, 1203. This Day WAS published, In one. Volume ()dam price 7s. in boards, With a Map of Peeblcshire, tee. • GENERAL, VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the CO UNTY.of PEEIILES with various Sug gestions as to the Means both of Local and General Improve. ment of Agriculture. _ By the Reverend CHARLE S FINDLATER, • Minister ofNewiancls. County of Peebles. _ _ _ •Ediriburgh : Printcd for Archibald Constable and T. N Longman, and 0. Rces, Paternoster-row. STEERS's PAREGORIC LOZENGES. TH F. S E LOZENGES, so highly " and uni versally approved of, are a safe and effeaual remedy in Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Soreness of the Throat and Breast, and Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints ; if taken early, they will prevent the Diseases of more fatal tendency ; and have beery proved, by experience, to aftbrd, not only temporary relief, but also a permanent cure, in many inveterate cases, after other applications have failed. N. B. Be careful to ask for Steers's Paregoric Lozenges, as there are. many Imitations and Counterfeits. ... Sold by F. Newbery, No. 4;, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Wade, No. 13, 0141E0nd-street ; jeboult and,Co. No. tso, and J. Pickling, No. 76, Oxford-street ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-streeti Ward, No. 324, Holborn ;T. Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and W. Clarke, No.. :96, Borough. Price is. • it i d. Box, Duty included, but on taking six, the Stamps will be allowed. Also, by Mr. Steers. CamothileDrops a 9 I Camphorated Eye Water I aid Cdn*ulsion Oil a 6 J Nitre Drops a 6 • • r) Ft. NORRIS's 15ROPS. TN exciting the Public Attention. to these . • Va luable • Drops, s an enumeration of particular Cases would be tinnecessury ; successful experience for more than half 'a cr-mtirY-havitig sufficiently established their reputation in Lite ease of every species of Fever, especially thu Yellow or Putriil, for viltich they are eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest gratiffoation„ but is enabled with' confidence.. to re., commend. a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Cour,lis, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds; Stomadh . arid Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign;yet fitience.and . 43 a Vaiataq cordial in those discomforts attendant on advanced lifc• nothing can ot;tp:lss their iniititiettel .ctiCets • The Family Rutile,, ass . is only to be had it the , fThaof's. House, I.ov4er Brook-street. Grosvenor-square, whore Books. of.Curta arc delivered gratis, and all Orders fox -I.cportation' exe utell. Smaller bottles- arc old. wholesale and retail by Messts. lehoultsoil Co. andrimail by all Veinlers of lfedit diws ; atso ..I.)r. Norris's AntiliilJous fill, c elebrated .as A' safe elpd Ply :s „ ti ye mayapetiont, aY be had at all the above:, Loxti, z5...0. A RCll.tit and ki&UGI - ItON' . from Dubli n . LA. Irish 'and l'ibhiliet'Mantit:leitirers and Merc e rs to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and PrinFess of Wales. Duke aid of .York, Dutchess of Wirrinberg,'arrct the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-gareen, London.. The elevated Patronage 'of Tier Majesty, • the different Branches el the Royal Family, and Ladies ot the first Rank and Fashion, iWitt,at,i - ha:: -. . - suilkicittly established, in the opinion of a dise&tung ['ohne, the decided superiority of Archers and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbincts, Cold, Silver, Figured, urtcl Plain Chaniheriy Nimbus and Italian Cambric Sarsencts for Colit. 'Brill Dresses, I orbans, &c. to render it unuece:;sary tor. that .Llottre to reply to the AitveN , tisentertt4ac.thers, who k. elrief-prefrnsinit-to the trade is the copying of their Advcrtisentent.r. ,C.AU.TION. . • Whereas Archer and Haugh:ton have, been credibly in formed, that a vicar many -people in this kingd om are now, an d h ave been; for some taut> part, ina.nurkring and sel ling Poplins and Tabbinets; as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name ofArcher and Haughton's Mantiladory, with a view to discredit and'injure their House, and a gross Imp sit; the l'utdie In oneral ; they are determined, as. ter 3S in their powcr, to p;osetnictu COintictiulisily Am:6a or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their Manufadture, that was not actual ly bought at their House_ *** Merchants supplied to any Amount. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater ,variety . of Mourning Goods than is to be tbund in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to aeil (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had• elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufacture ;---they consist of white and black Homb.izecns, Chainberry. Muslim, Cambric Sarsencts, Rasdimorcs fin Widows. Armezines, dress Bar t dos* Serges, Lurestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, llombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choke of Patterns in grey P o pli ns And Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide Poi/fins of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d, per yard ; Velures, double black Serge*, and rich Irish Tabbinet its different Patterns; plain, corded, chain', and striped. for Clergymen and. Gentlemen who _always wear black ; they never grow rusty, orgreasyto wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second priec ever s4keil for any article bought at their House. N. h. Ladies own Spinning mantifaauretl into Poplins or Tabbnicts; TAbberays for Furnitnre of the clitforeot 14511i011. able .Coloors, rnanufsziored on th e slim test notite. This Day was published, in Ten largsVolutnes, Quarto, With upwards of Punt Hundred Plates Elegantly and accurately engramliVrice tsl. in ' boards, or 171. tos. bound in calf and lettered, THE ENGLISH ENCYCLOPEDIA ;, being Colledion of Treatises, and a Dictionary of 'rt.:l;ms, compiled from Modern Authors of tilt first eminence in' the whole circle of the Ai is and Sciences. Since the first publication of the English-Litcyclopxdia, the active genius of Alan . bat explored a great Variety of new paths in the regions of Knowled-ge : and of these it will be round that the Editors have not only availed themselves in the body of the Work now (Mired to the Public, where most of the recent discoveries and 'inventions are carefully, noted, but also in their Supplement (which torni nearly the whole of the last . Volume) an -opportunity ims been alliirded of traeing the labours of the Learned and Ingenious up to the present 'time; -th: Engravings likewise which accompany this Work, are in nuitiber proportionately larger, and in exe cutlet' possess a striking superiority. over • those which have been gircrtln any similar perfiarsuatice, On the Wholc, the merit the Editors claim is that of' having' imparted more knowledge to.their Countrymen at a far less price than any of their predecessors or competitors.. • Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet,street, London ; null and Bradfute, EdinbUrgh ; Brash and Reid,'Olasgow ; by Brown, and , Burnett, rlbercleen'; Colbert,' Dublin ;. and. by all. other Booksellers in the United Kingdom, art* The Purchasers of the English EncyclopaAla, tither in Numbers or Parts, are 'requested to complete their Sets , with all convenient expedition. • - . . ~ D ISORDERS that proceed e ither from an impure state of the Blood, .or a relaxed state of the Nil . Vt! S . having, in innumerable in nces, subsided by a courie of, SYILSBURY's ANTISC )RBUTIC DROPS, too muc t i l cannot be said in praise or at invaluable preparati on , Ti,i s i uoparalleksi sUCCeSS, , in the most complicated cases, has , established its celebrity throut the Universe ; indeed; where is it possible to obtaireiitti.th 'a Restorer 'of the Con-4 stitutidb, and infillible Cure of the Scurvy, Gout, It heu4 maisni, Evil, Leprosy, arid a vaiiety of other Complaiiits,l too generilly inuident to human nature • ...i . , - D • Thesero , p:l ate sold in bottles of ss. 6(t , rcitl. and 11, as. each, whit a bilck Stamp arlixed tu .vacit bottle, by the lid: lowing, Veu•Aers in Wilder' ; --F. Neivbery, No, 4s, Si. Paul's • Dice- AO Sutton, Bow Church-vard• • E. New bery, corner or St. lau a; lung and Bittltr,s Cheapsidel, Wray, MA:kin-lane; Bolton: Royal Exchange ;. Ly24llS and; Co. 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Paper, and will be sold at Five Lluineas each. This Day was publiihetl, Price SS. iii l,`;lr,ls, AN ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from ANT. MAL FOOD, as.a Moral 'Duty, By lOSEPIi RITSON. . ".Untie firms hoinlni vittitorum tauta eiborurn, A tiarait. wesct, gL.n,rs tui - t..10 , e 44... , d4r4. • facite ; et monitis aaiinos advertite nostril."—Ov s rims. "le n'ai pas la temorite de prerendre reformer le genre humaiii, mats asset de courage pour (tire la verite, sans me soucier des criailleries de ceux qut la redoutent, parce qu'ils ont interet de trumpet pure_ espece, ou de la talsser dans des erreurs dont ils aunt eux-memes les dupes." . Diden.t, Code de la Nature. " It is an unpopular 'attempt to attack prejudices, esta blished by time and habit, and secured by the corruptions of luxurious life: It is equally tipltasunt, to attempt th e re_ formation of abuses, without the least prosped of success : yet there is'a secret pleasure in pleading the cause of 111,11114-• nity and helpless innocence." , _ Dodor Gregory's Comparative View. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Pabl's Cliars:ll. yard. This. Day was published, In Three Volume s Odavo, Price 275. in bo a rd s , A NIMAL BIOGRAP HY ; or, Anecdotes and iilogirations of the LIVES, MANNERS, CHA RACTERS and ECONOMY of the ANIMAL CREA TION, By the Rev. W. B 1 NC LEY, A.B. Fellow of the Linneah Society, and late - of St. Peter';; Col ' lego. Cambridge. _ Printed for R. Phillips; No. 7t, St. Paul's Churchyard and may be had °fall BoOksellers. . . G3' The Author of the present Work lays its claim to at tention, .on the ground or its utility, and of its novel and interesting contents. He has brought forward many thou. sands of anecdotes and observations, which will rend to pro. mute the study of the delightful Science of Natural Ills tory ; he has ranged through an expensive, col lettlion of hooks, amounting in number 40 nearly (thousand Volumes; anti has methoclized the accounts and traits of character, re corded in the Works of all authentic 'rravellers and Hist°, rians, from the earliest to the present times. No. 29, Arundel.street, Sept. 13, 140;. IrHE impetuosity of Passion, and the coinci_. hence of General Gaiety, artist involve a considerable portion of the Community in the stilli:rance of those Disor_ ders which are destined to be the Beare.punishment of Illicit hula', Atul,since the time of Monkish s u pe rst i tion, no b lame has attached to 'Medical Praditioners fbr the exertions of their skill in the removal of these Complaints. • . As Medical ability cannot therefore be more usefully or more'respedably employed, it is only necessary to inqui r e where it may be most decisively depended tipun. Certainty nor art) 20 those who rush without ealucatiou into be Prac vice of sad tpiari Slaughter, brit among those, wit , after regular initiation, converge their exertiotn'to one point, and concentrate their skill in the, study at fttatment of one -branch. Mr. 41t.E.E, Member of the ROYAL COLLEGE, of S R G - 4! ) S 'of London,. and ~ forintriy Surgeon in the ARMY, was entitled to make this SeleCtion, and,, with the. .sturiXion ;it unprecedented success tor TEN YEARS PAST, he ottilS restoration in Cases where the moit ttninent Prix titioners have filled. An in• i‘lious DisOnier may be contraeed in an unguartlett 01104 141 h '4 intoxication. Hy his Plan of Cure, pain is pre. • vented, the possibility Of danger is precluded, and the C'c,n_ 'stitittiuiislit is left not merely unimpaired, hut absolutely int . prov the process. 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