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'f t: - k 7. ` I I' A 4 ,} . t,, , • NUMBEg . • i THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TONOItROW EVENING, Jan. 15, 180 3, will be performed, • THE - MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John Falstaff', Mr. PALMER, ‘. , 4 1 4g his first performance of that Charatter in the above Play.) • • sitiTH LOVE AND MAGIC ; • • Or,. HARLEQUIN's-HOLIDAY. harlequin r. BYRNE ; • Mage), (the Magician) Mr.• DE CA MP ; Pantaloon, Mr. MALE ; Searamouch, Mr. GIBBON ; Cipsey King, Mr. CO L LIN•S ; Tycho, (the Clown) Mr..G RI MA ; Columbine, Miss 13. MENAGE ; The Sprite, Miss TYR ER ; Old Woman Mr. BAY ZAN D • Ursula, (the Dwarf) MasterBLANCII'ARD ; Landlady, Mrs. C .1 . 1 . ES ; Little Bess, (the ballad Siin:sr) Mrs. BLAND. The Vocal Principal Parts by Cdr, The Miss'! YRE ft, Miss MENAC E. Miss HICKS. Mr. 13'Y ttNE, *Miss B. MENAGE, Master WY NE, Miss 'DOUG LA. The Public are nslst respedfiilly inforrill that the new PaOn ntomime will he repeated every Evening t ill further notice.mondaV, Richard the •Tlitr , l ; the Charader of King Riclidni, by a Gentleman, being his first Appearance on any Stage. A new Historical Play, in Three Ads, with Music, called 'tile Hero of the North, is in pi epar,tt ion. - HALF -PAY. ‘. A LiEuTENAN r ill an Old Regiment of 1400 t, would to Half- Pliy. • 4 1 ) 1 ,1 v, by Letters (poit.paid), stating' Terms, Arc'. to Storey Cate i....oiTee.hotige, A. 11. St '•" Westminster.. ANN ttl•Ly7;;',7j\l7\,--'-opFl CE, Nu. 7, Ce c il -Street, Strand. • • . ANY Persons hayink incomes or A.nnuities A 4 tbr L' ► donly,nl frequently suffix' pecuniary meat for the wof a temporary Sum of Monev i from the 4°_,l,kly,stablished and respettable connexion of ItifE:INI L. embarrass '',! C in the above prutession, with very cipolent . persons, V Y ate enabled to nemlate any inunediate Loan. from One 4 : ,. red Pounds to 'fn Thous -and Pounds, upon Incomes i i , t , l g. froor Estate's, !louses, Money- vested to the Funds, 2,,,, 1 , u 1ytrne of Trusts, either by 'Will or Settlement, Clergy ',',. Livings, Sec. •In all cases the Borrower will have . the wit t_ 1 !_ i c i . vilege of returning the Principal, at their option, I fl 4:est ecrecy and dispatch. ' Prom Six to ,Ten Years . !lir .vne4,- e to r Redeemable Annuities, and from Ten to l'atc" ( :,1 1 4 f9r Annuities forthe Lives of•Purehasers. ,k,„,,,1tre1l Livings anti Estatvo, Sold by ' Private Contra& ,I.triscers' Flalt7pay, and •Widows' Pcnsiotis tcce,ived, , i`, o pnal applications are recciv,4d. dad y till Fuer a Clod` . , .Ni.. Letters-can be answeeed unless post.lyaid. - 4, Agents fur Insuring Liyes. . . i..., ORGAN aild SANDFRS's New - I"enteud , i 4,1,1 IntptriOt 114114 Tables and, .! 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T' H Sfee FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1803. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIAOISTOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IHE Elettion for a Direlor, room of the. late Mr. Ho NT ta, being fixed for WEDNES DAY, the tgth inst. I most earnestly solicit the favour of your support upon that occasion. If, froM the incorreetness of Lists,' is to residenctc,'-I hive been hitherto prevented addressing, or paying.my.respeets to every Proprietor, to that circumstance alone will, I trusr, attributed any such failure, and not to a want r.:,;pect as fully aware of the duty incumbent upon me, 1 anxiotioly hope to accomplish it betore the Day oh 1 have the Honour to be with 'rep::a; Your most obedient Humble Servant: No. 2S, Upper Gowcr-street, • lekl4E4. ~IpNP,t) Tan. ro, rBO - • To the PROPRIETORS of-EAST L - NDIA. ,- STOCK.. LADIES AND GEC T41,41XN, BEING still restricted by my PVsictian from in. deavos.,.ring to pay ,rny Personal respedS to) you, arid even without any certainty of being Well efiongt, to meet you on the Day of Etedion, I think it would be nuithttrAttivorows L'-respediul for rue, to pv.4 iov F rio 1,1 tro lhic ofatrcndr the P.4440t- *.a iny.fehalf , 31:41;•he5,.... ..efii At: wittk Me paramount to all private teelings,..l:ttatintluted -to relinquish, tbr the prescni,,mysoliCitation foryour sutlragcs, notwithstanding th 6• highly flattering 'and hoitrincreasing prosped at SOCCeSS. , In thus retiring, however, from the Contest, ►ort Tits P It,ts E V/\cANcY, beg most respectfully to itttonn yqu, that if I should he sufficiently recovered from my preient se vere indisposition,•to.undettake the Duties of theimporront sit gA tion, of one of .your Directors, I shall in .the erected Vacancy in April next, again otter myself to your notice.— •And I assure you, that .Nhether 1 may eventually be success. ful or not, it is impossible that the reception I have now wet with, can everlie erased from my Mind.' have thellonour to be Ladies. and .Gendemen, Your most faithful humble Servant, Igo. 9,. cowet-streez, 'WILLIAM - MACK! wrosti. lan. 1 3 , ,803.: To the.PROPRI ETO KS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LA et el AND tIiiNTLEAtrN, AGMNIERAL COURT will be held on \Vednes.. day, the i9th.of January; for the Election of a Direc tor, i n thu..toom of Mr. II tiN .r La. 1 beg, jherefore,,myst earnestly to'solicit the honour of your support on that day. The Mat:curacy:of:the Lists has prevented me from finding the residence of many , Proprietors. I hope, however, previ ous to the day of Ele'clior, to pay my personal respeas to all w.lio reside in London. it' is impossible for me suffici ently to express my grateful sense of the encouragemont with which 1 have been honoured ; and should feel inySel c - treinely mortified, were I to be considered in any install& co_ ticient in.tbat attention, which the Proprietors have a right to exoeet, and which it is as well my inclinaticon as my (tilt to observe.' I have the honour .to be, with . greatrespcd, Lcdies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and devoted Servant, A Idernianbury, V WILLIAM A DA Ilt JACKSON. 'Sec. 3t, Isot. Mr. Jackson's Committee sit every day (Sunday excepted ) at time King's tltad Tavern, in the poultry. THE FARN:II;sIG SOCIETY OF IRELkND LT AVE added to their List of Ptetniums for. 1 . 17 ensuing Year : 7 • • ' • FOR ESSAYS. To the Matter of the best Essay on NEAT. CATTLE,. aecutateiy those Shapes Pro.p.!rties'which eon teihute mos t . to their milt'''. . ;'Arthsn'' Avie greetis in die United Kingdom, and their peculiar Qualities ; how tar each excel's in Form, Hardiness, early Maturity, propensity . to Fatten, quality. of flesh and Hide, lightness'ot fitness for Labour, for the Market, the Provision Trade, and for the Dairy • with a View of • the cpmparative advantages of Large anti Small Cattle; and' with suck other Observations, illustrative of the subject in•general, as may occur to the 'Writer, ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. tor the Second best, El FTY GUINEAS. • To the Author , of the best Essay on SH E EP, describing accurately those Shapes and Properties which. contribute most to diet,. Utility. Likewise describing the :ieveral yaku ableMreeds in. the United /‘ingdotn, particularly the New Leicester and Squat, Down Breeds, and their peculiar Qua lities; hciw fat each eicells in Form, Hardiness, early Ma turity, Propensity to • Fatten, quantity and quality of Flesh and Wool, and lightness of Offal ;- with a general Dissertation on the comparative value of combing and . clothing Wool ; on the various purposes to which each sort is applicable; on the praaiee and policy el Wood:stapling ; ,and pa the best mode of improving the quantity and quality of the F leece, without injury to .theyareass, ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. For the Second best, Fl ' , TY UI N hA.S. CONDITIONS. I. That each Essay , shill be sent; sealed, addFe,sed to the Secretary of the Fanning Society. 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GENUINE - CALCINED MAGNESIA. • Prepared oy Thomas and William Henry, Chemists, Kings street, Manchester, is sold Wholesale and retail by them, -and by I. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-)ard and retail by Bayley and Blew, in Cockspur-street, and J. reboult, Oxford-street; in bottleS at as; 6d. or with ground stop. Jess at 4s. Stamp included; and by an Agent in principal iuwns. With each Bottle which is signed by T. and W. Henry, are given ample dire Lions for its use. • • CALCINED MAGNESIA is. highly beneficial in all Diseasestf the Stomach and Bowels, attended with acidity ; and gives immediate relief in the Heart-burn. The eincis of iiitempera - ee in eating or drinking are greatly relieved by it ; and it affords one. of the mildest and most pleasant aperients, especially to persons who, from a seden tary.lite, or other causes, are miner the habitual necessity of having recourse to laxatives. To persons of a bilious habit, it May be recommended with peculiar propriety ; and its virtues have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm climates: Most of the complaints of Children in early in fancy, and even at more advanced periods, are attended with acidity ; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great advantage over other absorbents; Oz. . that it,. both ,Xlelata. lines the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries it, ~011, by. acting usun eflicaciotislet gentle purgative. • • • -. !••,,! -" The superiority of the Calcined over the Conimon Mag. - neSia Alba, 'consists in its operating in less than balf the dose ; and in currcting acidity, .without increasing, like .the Common or uncalcined Magnesia,. that -flatulency which i.; generally troublesome to persons of weak digestion.. In consequence of conSiderableimprovvinents.whichtiny have lately made in the artauufatture of C.alcitiettlslagnes , ia, Messrs. T. and W. Henry are enabled to otter to the Public their preparation - of this Medicine„ which has already been honoured With the approbation of some of the first Cheiniz4S an&Physicians of the age, with inereosect • confidence in its superior purity.. The Calcined Ma... s uesia prepared by lhetil, Will be found to be perfectly deprived of air, .tree Twin taste, smell, or othyr disagreeable property..and, without roughness. or grittiness to the touch or the palate. This superwritY over all other preparations, of the kind, has been attained - at great cxpet:ce and labour, and will be supported by I,l4ittrait.. tillg attention. • SECKETARrs OFFIC'E, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, T January tt, +BO3. HESL by Order of the Right Honour:4ille ;the 1;010)S.td Others, COMMISSIONERS for Nlanaging—the Alnirs of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at C/FELSEA, - to give Notre, that all Out-Pensioners (as' well Le.g4trien as other " ,1 - ,elotiging to the said Hospital, residittgin within 1 wenty-five Miles thereof,. Sre requircci to .aitin..4r Personally, ;Ind Regiment a lly, at the ecretary/ - s bflice, m, th 4 said Hospital, on the respettive tntyLundktineutioned, when attendanee will be given from N in are Morning until Three in the Afternoon, RIDAY, JANUARY 14. . . . The Pensioners from the rst and 2d Regiments of Life G uhr(10:01e. late rst and ad Troops of Horse Guards ; the Ist • and ri Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards; the k.ool He Guards, littre ; the 3d, 4th, and 7thßegiments of florhst., Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons tont Fencible'Vi . vidry, with the , British Legion of On SATURD.A.Y; lANUAR,Y f 5. t,l7st 7ity:roter,3 (atm tltt tat and Coldstream Regiments et rtiot MONDAY, 14NuaR 1,7. The Pensioners from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. and 'those from the ist to the kith Regiments of Foot, inclusive. On TUESDAY, fArtunay. . . `Thine from the 12th to the 35th Regiments of Foot, In- Ousive, • ' On ‘VEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. Those from the 36th to the 6ri RegiMents of Foot, it. elusive. On THU RSDAY t IA24UP.RY 20 , Those from .the 63d to the t3.lth Regiments of Foot in clusive, as also the Pensioners from the Queen's german Regiment, the.A !dealt Corps, Loyal Irish, L , lrd Strathaven's, Major \Val lc Cs, F I ford's, and Corps, queen's Rangers, the,Fcricible Corpsi.eingoe .Port and Lancashire 'Volunteers, the Royal Hospital Corps, with the American Corps. This Day were 4 published, the Sixth Edition of GLEANINGS,. through WALEti, HOLLAND, and WESTP HA LI A, in Three Vol-tunes, price One G u new in hoards. . fiy Mr. PRATT. " After runny a dull and winterestine, tract, to which our duty entineeS .atention, it is with a lively pleasure that we sir down - to revk the volumes before us. And the delight which we reel is similar. to t it:4t of the traveller,. who- loth past from the long scud sandy de:,ert, where he had wsindered with fatigue and an xity, into a tine diversified country." Anti- Jacobin Review. " We haiiefriund so many livcla and plusain exhibitions or manmrs, N. many amusing and interesting aneccibtes, and sbnitrty . observatinns r&tleetions, gay and grave, sportivi:- and sentimental (all expres)L'il in a gay anil fainiliar style), better suited to the purpose than sentences labonrol with artificial exadnecs, that We cannot but recommend it to our readers as a highly amusing and MI eresting peribrmancc." An4lytipal Keview, fan. (796. Volume I. anti 11. price tos. bd., each, in boards, of Gleaninks in Etighind ; descriptive . of, the Countenance, 'Mind, and Chat - Ater:of the Country. " The Author continues to merit the.chara6ter he has long and deservedly maintaiiied, .ot a Sprightly mai agreeable writer; of an intelligent, • ;toil of:en a sag . acious Observer of human life and maninos ; and he is entertaining throughout. .• British Cri!•.. 7, ". The English - -Gleaner has here formed a golden upon English Kronnd." Anti. idcobin Ktvirew. " The country wh it.lt fiirms the stihjeet ot this volume has not Cara long time received a mon manly pi. interestil4 trf. bate iron' any incitvidual sod tar datiOter who.bhares its noun. NeW London rrepating tor tlie Press, The Third and f.a,t Vohline Of Gleanings in England ; in cluding, among a V.: riety anther l'opics ; S puipat hy, a Poem, Rcviied anti enlJrged, . - *,,p thi, Vol time, which Completes the Work, it k terftlzd togive u tine EnKravitigot t!te: Author, froman Portrait, pdinttal by Nlr..l e ttwret::::t. . • Printed for Lotiginatvand Rees, Paternoster-row., _ ... .. . . Where may be had, a New Edition, bytheswie Author, iii .1_ The Po9r i or, Cottar,co "Pic.vtrez : a Poem. .• • This Wolk h.,s receivca toe ve.i(m4.*.r Ent:olll4e from All the it.oviewers. 1 .. F am ily . s eff eti, k•;,.1ve1 . , in five vrls• price. It. "'f. b.f. t boards'. . . On' FRIDAY: JANvAIt Y 2t: The. Pensioners from the - Militia, those from the several Independent Companies of Invalids, those front the Rettuce4 Regtintots, Nlati..es and those who hsve been In-Pensioners of C.:noise., 110 pi 1.• • , On SATUR 1,120 A a Y 23, The Pensioners Runt the , late Royal Garrison Rattalion, / the Lettermw, and Men at Nine4ence per Pient ; those Serjeants, Corporals'and PriVare.Men, whu. receive the in creaseri.PeniOn of aeeolint of Blindness ; as also the 'Serje..ints disbanded from thr hate independent Companies. who receive One 5141 ling - per IS,ent • . with, the. I' ivittp Gentlemen who reeel'te ftUlll the late ISt and 24 Troops of llotse Goards.•' ' . . And that. all Ont. Pensioners (as. well I.,:tterin.4l as others), belonging to the said Hospitad,. who live at a gr,:itcr, distance than Twenty4l;:e Miles front )7.c:infirm, and tho. , :: in Scotland andtreys:!, are tit•feby required and tuoinianded,. after the acth of . 1411 t! next, and after ever; succeeding aitli alum; and aSth of December, until furtlier orders, , . to apply to otie of His Majesty's,' ustices or the Peace, in the neighbourhood 'here they reside. and make the. t'& wing Adi.tavit, which the said Magistrate (or the County, CitY, llorotigh, or Riding, helm! whom the Pensioner appears, will ails and date, viz. " carne hetore.,me, une of His N.laje.sty's .itiStiCeS Of the Peace for t 11,! Comity of • , and ''made Oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of CheEaea Hospitalion the . • day of 17 (or '• 4. IS j, font the, Regiincnt of , commanded by .t - ; ; was then aged about years, served in thrt , yeArk . , wa,s dischar:. for. • and that 1.;.70 ifrovided by the . 1' oh I ie, bur as a " Pensiorwir of the said Hospital, and now lives in the Parish 44 o f in the County of " . 4 , Sworn before me, this day of ~ 18 " The Affidavit, drawn according to the above form, dated and attested by a NI le,istrate, is to ke put up in a cover, and sent by the General Post, direeteti thus—" To the Right Honourable the Paymaster General, :,t the Horse Guards, London." And Counterparts or Duplicates of the said Affi davits, are to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respeetively, to be eshibitol to such persons as shall be direded - to pay them, that they may be satisfied that all siteli as may claim Out-Pensions, are the real Persons entitled to receive. the same. And to the end that the Commis.iiiiiiers fOr the A Waits of Chelsea Hospital may be - satisfied that the Pensioners are the same Persons who have raised their Examination, it is hereby further direzled, that 144:11 of-thein who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments, or Independent Companies of.litvalids, are not to mention in their Affidavits atuali Regiment, or ,Coinpaity of Invalids in which they served last, but the Regiment. Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were fir4t discharged, and re-' commended, and receive.] at Chelsea Hospital.... • • And as the general payintints in Great liritain and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing Jix ii l gut;, are generally regulated by the Places of Residence. by the Pensioners who are muttered at Chelsea in person, and in.the body of the Affidavits of tho4e who live .at. ;, it is , hereby var derel and directed, that 'no Pets in shall •change the Place of his Anti& given in 4t Niut.t.r. or specified in this Affidavit aforesaid. and who mav apply for his Pension (ex cepting to the Officers of F.;xcise nearest such Place of A6Niel, shall, receive the same, unless it . appears by the' Certificate - of respectable Persons, that such removal was throath unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pay-Lists of the :said iloipital, or be entitled to receive any Benefit therefrom, who ahail not act agreeably to these orders and Directions. C. AUsT,. Secretary and Rdoster. [PIOCE SIXPENC/. In 4 rtAV Days will be pubthbed, handsomely printed in Two Voliintes- Odavo, Price in hoards 14s. and a tew Co. pies. on' stipeTtine extra wore Royal Paper, price to boards 1.45.. %vial a Portrait of the Author, engraved by Hull, from a Painting by bif 10.441Zi Reynolds - , rl .l l - 11, POETIL'Ai: WORK.S of 'the late ;11 - 10. mAs W.A RTON, 'et. 1) .7. ,FFilow . ot Colle4et Oxford, and Poet Laureate. Fifth ,Ildition, corrected and en,arged. . . • . , ~ To which are now arlded, Insciiptionum Romanaruni Dc le6tus, au Inaugural Spet.r.dt as Camden Profeasor of HistprYs . never before published. Together-with some Accou;St i'l bis Lite; and Noteseritiral and explanatory. . , Ry RICHARD iNIANT, ',W.A. Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford., Oxford : Atthe University Press, for %V. Hanwell and J. Parker; and F. and C.' ltivington, London. , -- • This Div were publiihed, Embellished with a beautiful frontispiece, from a Design by Win, ()pie, price 6s. boards, E M S. fly Mrs. 0 P I F. -" Mrs. ()vie; of , Poenis has allbrded utx in'tch pl , ...asure, ;bid it would 'nave obtainfitt ter its author a very,considerabk reputatien, though her former Wurk bad been wholly . unknown." Edinburgh Review, oil. printed . for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster. rnw. • . . O f whom may be had; lately published, by the „CRITIC Author, 'lin Father and Paughte; a Tale, in Praie'. The Third Edition, with a FrOntispieCe, price 45. 61. boards. " The pleasures of melancholy are suited only to minds Of uncommon stisceptibility- to thclse persons who may b: sail to have a sympathetic taste fordiitrm ; and from readers of this class, the tale of woe now before us will meet with pecu.. liar acceptance. For ourselves, we own that we have been truly affected by the perusal of it, since it is replete with inte rest, and posseses pathos 'enough to ailed the heart of the most callous of ClitlgAi readers, ' _ _ _ Monthly Review, June 18..2. In the gress, and speedily will be published, THE CHEMICAL LECTURES 'of the late celebrated Uri JOSEPH BLACK; Regius Frufessor ,of Chemistry in the University of Edinburgh ; publislud from the Author's Nlanuscripts, By 'JOHN ROBISON, LL.D.. Professor of Natural Philosophy itt the University of ,rditi. • burgh. • . . With Notes Philosophical and Historical, by the Editor, partly for. Illustration of ,the Text, and partly in order 0 ascertain the Claims. of 1)r. Black, and other =incur Philo" ,iophe t s of these Kingdoms, to the rest Discoveries'an4t proveinents which have been made in this Science, especially since the Year ;756. Panted for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster. row ; and William Creech, Edinburgh. 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IkRNOLD PINCHETT respedfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, ace. that they m a y be supplied thcabove.Warchouse with the greatest variety of Articles of the best WorkManship, and on the most reasonable Terms, in Double Block 'Fin, Copper or Iron Kitchen Fur ture complete Sets of Double Block TM Kitchell Furni. niture, at fit. Ss. or aoy part may be had separate, if re. gaited; Portable Roasting Jacks, with reflecting Skreelis, calculated for small Families" ;. Portable Cottage Ovens, that may be used over any Stove or common Fire; sets of , Double Block Tin Dish Covers ; a genteel as sortment of real .Pontipool and Bronzed Tea and Collie Urns,•elegantly mounted, and of the newest patterns - fine lapanned!fea Trays,. Waiters, Tea Caddies, Plate Warm. ers, Colic Biggins, Szc. in Pontipool and other ornamental japan; an elegant assortment of Plated Articles, with silver edges ; Kitchen Ranges, Register, .Pantheon, and Forest. Stoves ; great variety at Table Knives, Icily Moulds, Chamber Bathing Machines; ,Conjurers, or Travelling Kit. chens, calculated for Pieasure Parties ; Phosphorus Tinder Boxes and Matches ; Hearing Trumpets to aisist - Dear Per sous ; a. large assortment of Han Lanterns, and p a t ent Lamps tin . staircases, Sideboards,' Counting-houses, Reid, is% Chambers, Watlo6llsC3, and various other purposes. • ' • ri" Genuine Spermaceti On. • . GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTOMY SOIL) RV AUCTI.ON, By Niltssr9. HODSKINSON a . nci CO. At Garraway's Cofti.e.hobse, Change alley, - London, on Monday the 7tii day of February, 403, in Six Lets, THE MANOR of PAINSWICK, a truly. table Fri.hold Estate, consisting of a Capital Manor Fanu,and'itoriv Thulsand diltiaentCopyholds, within the Titlungs of • SheOscombe,' Edge, Spoonbcd, and Stroud End, extending over sovenil..Thousatd Acre; of 1,4 1 d, with Fines, Chief Rents, Quit Remit, and lieribts, The Minor I:Arlo Rouse, with requisite Offices Is situated on a healthy shot, enniottalitigextutsive Views . the tidal Vale of PairfsWitt, lying exceedingly cOmpad, in the centre of 330 Acre:: of rich Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, with two imi.rovable and valuable S treams •of Wats:r running through, .acid uniting in the same, very conVemmt fob erecting Mills, with excellent Falls o f Water, rif from r 5 to 25 Feet - , i 914.1. _tnivlit be: very, advantageously used for the ManufaCtury ear iin; on in the neighbourhood. • Anti also fiv,, scver:d Parcels of Woodland, pact inclosed, well stocked- ;t!i Heath, Oak,. and Ash 'Frees,. lying within the Manor, coureining 3X t. :Notes, the whole of the estimated value of ni..takl) annum. Mr. Wilharn Baylis, of Palnswick, 'will show the Pre. anises, of whom printed particulars i may he ; cif Mtn rs. solicitor;, Lipcoln's Irnt t ,and ofiti essrs. son and Co. surveyors, A ritridel-street, .Strand, whore 4- Plan of the Estate may i SLc3l. FOR Goul', WIND, SPASMS; PAINS IN 'nit'. STii. MACH, All'D DEBILITY AI:ISING FlkoM ACE Orr OTHER CAUSES. • .WAVOll's CINDER SEEDS. , HIS Prepararion of the Ginger is recommende4 for Indigestitur." Wcak,ness, Cramp and Pains'in the gloms.:lt, and in ail Dv..,orders where Ginger or Cordial Ste dienies are They are also serviceable, in Cold, Flatulent, (;ouly, heumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, and Dehility arising nn Age or other Causes. l'fitlSC Wht) 'ACILic will rind them particularly adapted for that peridd, .is they rarruve. that tunnies* so Kenerally experienced, <An the Milk, and prey,'ea, fiattilemies, so tatal to Ititant, y readily , dissolve in any liquid, and ans . preforablo 'tu coni,cion being freed from the imporates,. , and tho wood acid fibrous parts of the root. ?hewn:mut). at it tea. spoon:Gl In 41 na takert,at any time, either alime, a n d ch c w v( t and gradually sMillf/tved, or dissolved in a cupful oft: a, Aglassor wine or wine and water. • Prepared aria soid only by F C. Walsh (Inventor;, Cite» mist to His Royal tiightiess the Duke of YOrk, No, tot.; Srfanil. London, an H9ttles, its, gd. and loi. bd, tach.—* ititer, 7f, 6d, each Bottle. -4%4'9; : lye . , THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. Is, . 1 8 03 , 'will be performed, .111 t F AMILY QUARRELS. Music entirely new, and .composed by Mes Moorehead, Davy, Corn, and ,Braliam srs. Reeve, . The Princip a l Ch a iad ers b y. M. Dtv 1 , - ,„.,,,;., E Mr. HRAHANI , Mr. MUNDN., EPILY, Mr. EMERY; Mr. lII.A.NCHARDi Mr, I I M NIONS, and Mr. I NCLEDON ; „ ~ Airs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. ST. LEGER,* .„ .•(.. , • Mrs. DAVENPORT 4.; ,- . * , .;.,.;.ii • Mrs'. DIEDIN, Allis WADDY, ' . . And Signora STORACE. , :1;.; CI ir-)• l -; WITH lI ARLEQUIN's HABEAS;. '' ''' 3 ' l4 ' O, THE, HALL OF SPECTRES.,•,i.,--r,,,:1.'• Principal Pantomime Characters. ..'.. harlequin, Mr., BOLOGNA, jun. ; ... - .1 ~ .i. :...,1 Padloa, Mr. BOLOGNA . 'Quango, IYlaster- •NIENACE Ric : • ' fohn Dee, father to Columbine, Mr. L. BOLOG NA t had Roe, Columbine's Lover, Air. K LA N ERT ; LwinA M Columbine Waugh' er, er to , John D x—Koe)U 4 , Mrs. AV YBROW. ' . . Genie; or Enchantment fkir.I:4ARLEY. It N r oung Gentl eman will make his ti:st A ppeaalcc, an any Stage in t h e Charaller of Othello, un Mole next, with the new Pantomime. The N ew O pera will ' be repeated on T .. uesday, •Thursday, itini Saturday, next week. On W e d nes d ay . , Delays and Blunders, with t h e new Pan tomime. On Friday, the Comedy of The Man of the World, 1.-..hich will be perimrrned evrry follow'ing Friday through the season. ;Alfonso Possibly be performed before Nlonday the th. , 11 , , e view Pantomime will be pviormed C , tiy E yeamr, till I:ftlICT sikor.;ll.. ~,.. ""'"'"-""'"'"•••••,,,........••—.......—...,...................................6.........,.,-- SC ) ,CI ETV for PROSECUTING FELONS, FORGERS, %MEATS, ex. instituted in. the Year 1767, under the Patronage of Sir John Fielding. ~.tt. C. COM'EE, P.sci. Alderman, M. P. President. NThe kight Hon. the LO RD- NIA YO R, vice -President. . , 0 CIF;, is hereby giVen, That the usual LoFIeNIONTHLY NfE ETI NG of the Committee of -the ty (whteli every Member is entitled to attend) will be " 1 4 t the CLObE TAVERN, Heel-Street ' , on FRIDAY NrA r cdy. , tho ZiSt inst. •at Seven o'Clock in the Evening pre 14u. 1 4, tllO3. . . S. S. HUNT. Sec. Grey/Me-street, Hatton-garden. auto _.: , . . s t r,•rsohs as ari desirous of beeoMing htemberi of this e ! e l, Y, are requested, to apply to the Secretary, from whom the dyLaws, 41:c. may be had. • To th e A CARD. NOBILITY andC ENTRY of c ons id era b le ' LAND- El) PROPERTY. A , . . (lENTLEiviA N who has received a liberal lkoni..R(ieation, and i or most respeaable Connexions, N en ," Wish upon liberal Terms to undertalte the Manage. i of the4'i'idQVllt:l":ll Si iPtiiiitCOdallCC of an Estate in any part CE iv e h i ted Ki ~ti4doins, as .I. AN 1.) ST EWA RD and RI tence for •of It ENTs. Security will be given, and roe les or CharaCter and Connexion. It is •requested Prin. !". ell. alone will apply, aS no •application from Agents or 1-'7)l h e r s he attendedto. Or , the Advertiser would be glad r z no 4 st ; an extensive Farin, which Ite.would manage in the pprovecl maimer. • ,h_Letter addressed (postraid) to A. Z. at the °face of this 4-417hefi will he duly strew lag to. 7------.---.........._