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11, he ;gout ›iotAd s«. 1 C .i . ‘ / A Vrr i),M1211; / 1 47/,' :• 4 y • • • r0..4e ill . • .:•-• I ire &of „ 1 1 . , . - • . : • r 1 1 1 tt 4•0 I !;.4: - • . t ••• - - ; II , ..4 ~ ~, BR UA R Y 22, I g - 01. , 7 ' n 1 Niiß:rTiEk 3254•} T UE S.D 1 Y [PRICE SlXPEktoil: Josel; aS a urid .r to ercy, mpt• ;IPg s'. VA` IHONABLE DANCING--PRIVATE TUITION. .I\/1 1 %5 .. 5. S. /71 0 PAINS and SO\ AD I . ;;Ni . ..L. for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in 'Fashionable DANCING, at * COACHMAK E RS.FIALL, Fos[er.:l:4ne, Cheapside, continues Open for the Improvement of such LADIES anti C ESTLEM EN as liztve never acquired this Accomplishment: . Otiliose . %;rho nott - obtained the pre. tent FASHIONABI. E MODE, 'pay be expeditiously in structed in thetnost P 14.1• VAT N,N ER in all the EI.E, CANT and FASH lON ABLETgPS PS, in ttie, to' 4tua. lity them for the FIRST ASSEMBLITS: YOUNG LA. DIES' anti GENTI EMEN are3lltsriltriught every tF A. SIIIOXABLE DANCE, and ever:- attention excited to give the most el egant Address. N.'ll. The Korning.,Aentieniy 'fon' LA b 1 ES. ONl>i is Opcn, and will be continued till His Majesty's Eirth.day. ' NORTH, BRIDGE °TOLLS, TO LE . - VOTICE i 5 herebyliven, That the Toils aris. in;; at the Toll Gves at the West End of, and near Northaan Bridge, and called or known by the Name of Northam Bridge Gates, will be Lett by-Auction, to the hest Bitider, at the Dolphin Inn, Sbuthamptbn, on the Eighth Day of March, rSo l a, between the hours of one and three, in 14 i`- Afternoon, in the manner directed by' the Am passed in the 13th }'ear of the Reign of His Majesty King George the for regulating the Turnpike Roads," which Tolls 1 11. '4 11 .iieci the lastyely the Snot of iogrl. t3s. god. above the pences bl col letting them, and Will be put up at that Sum. W hoevernatp,ens to berhe hest Bidder, must at the same giYa Se.:urity, with sufficient Sureties, to the satistac. lo ad' , ot tite . CompanY of Pioprietors of Northam Bride,c and 'Noatis, tor payment of the Rent agreed for, and at such times as the Comp'any shall appoint. Southainptoit t Feh. 9, 413:-3. I. CALF INE, Clerk. .. 1110 above Tolls produced in 12*, 7541. 43: ltd.-1n Oor, t4 l . Bs. gd. and tram the universal approbation shown of Northam BriAce aild Roads, whlC!i * f IntA.Bursterlon Bridge and Roads, have opened that before solong desired, a consi derably nearer, safe,. and most plea - sant Cenarriuijication, be tween the Eastern and . Western Parts et' Englautl,- by way of ,Southampton, Titchtield, gareham, Gosport, Portsmouth, - ""ant. Chichester, &c. and also a ne:w'and the neatest Road., (through Bishop's Waltham) to London (which is completing i with all eXpediti o n) , are, n the ensuing year, expected to produce a large increase. BURSI.F.DON BRIDGE TOLLS, TO .I.ETT. N • aricE is hereby given, That the ,Tolls'ari s . ing at the Toll Gates at the East. End ,of Burstedon Vridge, and tailed or known by the, Name of Bursletion , Bridge Cates will be Lett by . 4uCtion, to the best Bidd e r, ar the Dolphins Inn, Southartiptaii, on-the Ninth Day of tSo3, between the hours of one and time in the. 4fternoon,,iii the manner direcied by the„Aa pasted in the' year ,the Reign of His Majesty Ki n g G eorge the " For regulating the Turnpike rk °ads." which: Tolls Produced the Last year the. Sum of 6[21. above the eapences efeollecling them, and will be put tip at that Sum. Who ever happens to be the brit Bidder, must at the same time give Security, with suflicicat Sureties, to the satisfaction of the Company of Proprietors of Bursledon Bridge and Roads, tor minor of the Rent agreed-for, and at yueh times as the Company shall appoint. - Southampton, 1-eb. 9, iSe;. 1. GALPfI'E, The above Tolls produced in dor, l. Ss. t td. ; and from the universal approbation shewn of liuraledon Bridge and Roads, which, with Northam Bridge and Roads, have opened that before so long desired, a considerably nearer, safe, and most pleasant communication between the Easier; at l etvestern Parts of England, by way of Southampton, Titchtield„ Farehain, Gosport, Portsmouth, Havant, Chi. Chester, Sic, are, in the ensuing year, expetted to produce a large increase. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, 'anti PUBLIC in general, are resuedfullyinformed, IOIIN BURGESS • itiad. QENI-TINE .of A-NCI-10\1LS, t .itatutinues tone prepared'bY them In the same manlier that 'des wren st li universal a p probation "for many years past. The long justly -acquired so . .t.a.tiarisy i,f. that Article is flrt;tcoroirrned in the ,opinion et the Country at large, and of Persons' resident iit all ' . parti of the' World, :Hid having stood the.testlif trial, ranks tt ill thei situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other sfitrr f%" 4o, for..fisli, 4c. 11,144C;CS them, from the numerous " : Advertiseitients daily - appearing,' to caution Fatuities, &c. in purchasin g the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, Lint at their Warehouse as under. L very other Article in t Ito Oil Trade for family use, of the env quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. (Hikers in tnevArtnY and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for elm 'East and . West Indies, ttic. Pi" For the convenience-of 'Families in Scotland, :they have 'appointed 'Messrs., R. Johniltun and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents ford'i:;ll Saueris. Warehouse, 1 No. to.j, corneedfSWroy-steps, COltvisi ET UVAD-DRESS.. OSS takes the lil?efiSrpf informing the Female Nobility and Ptibli,s, that the Head-dress which 'en - joy. •vi the greateshittradionon the.last • QUEEN's. • was. invented by inin, and maybe seen at No. Iv), Bishops- With' F Y • •• AM.!. o magn—cente utilit y, it cannot he erinalhid t it Is so ingeniontily niArtagetl, that it will loan Ent1....4[416 f9ygencr4l use, and yet, on panic:tit at occasions, it oily be dispbsciinici the'rtirni of whatever Co RONEt the rank of the Lady who ,wcars: it may require, or her talky ll 'iihdttclutse•to adopt . - '. l :hite,Head,Pr4ss is or sinplay and alptopriateeleganee, 2 nd is Stlittzttiwwvl.l to th. 4: irlosCuoinnunicling iStik of ptuuty.. , . . . . • Itossibinks it litxeLsary toasSltre the Publie;that all, I nventionb in .Fiincy,11,..,41. messes hitvc, 'for more, than ACycors past, oriAinated.‘vitit ;, and he resw..6lfullv 4au i ?,ttienlS there not to, be impo4eci upon by the servile unftation , .of others. • • The Parent Ji. i i r S pr i ng - f or Lad ie s an d Gentlemen,- together tiith r ArilWvvarions aniclels niqste fur ornamenting the • stiliy be procured at his l Emporium, . SOLI) IN' LOTS, lni tire'-'Month Muy- next; • T Hi ANOlttand LORDSIiiPoI I,A I - TAM, Court: Lcmanct ppurt 134t0n, a Fary across the River 'Chaines, .sevetar Mansiyp-hrluseb ati,i Gardens on "04 Pant: , , 6f that River,' and at nuE socti .cries of Land, 'being atue ve two-thirds of the Parisit r orLaleharu, in the County of Isliddlesex, sixteen miles %%est of London, prepari.4.-, ani .wit I be ready to be delivered 111 Inr the beginning of April, at 'Messfs. Grallaln':;, Lincoln's . . ISTEMPEI( in 1)0 . G MCBLAJNEs "Professor In Animal Medicine begs to call the public rention t o hi s ce l e b rate d MEDIC! 'NAL Ft)WI4 lt for the '' , 'ITEMP El, which ha proved itself so 011eactous in all 'Nes of that Complaint. This Merhcinc, signed by the lirb. • ?r.!etej, is - sold"as under, with Dlecelions. at IS. M. per do4c, i e t ing usually. sufficient for,the Cure, or Six Doges tar :'''-.•-- , 1 "AIGB in DOGS. Mr; 11, has been induced' likewise to ilnibliely a mild bin 'efficacious Co'nipositiim fOr this Complaint, he has sonic lean successfully 'lied wate praClice, which will cure the worst case at one dressing. it*'Qintment. price 2S.- a box, .si,gned by 'the Proprietor, sold, wholesale and retail, by T. • Boosey, Broad6strees ; Ba rclay and Son Flect.tuarket ; .Banks„ No. trz, St. Mar ii,wsilane, London; Iluddlestone, Dublin; .aud Retail lay 411 Venders of Genuine Medicine. INFIRMARY for 'DOGS.--Mr . 13Iiine, N o. B, Argyl. itreet; Oxford -street, h..s opened.e commodious Set Of 4 . k part - 11 0,,ente for the reception of Sick. Dogs o(all descriptions. He ,iiKewise gives his 4idariee on their Complaints at home, abroad, or by letter, on irmderate terms. ANATOMY of the HORSE. In 1/98. was published, °Y Boosey, dedicated, by permissioh, to Majg 3 tY ► tor which a few 'Copi e s o n ly remain), Mr. BliMe's - Folio ystem of Anatomy of the Horse , with elegantly engraved andlcolonred Plates, price 21, as. or plain 11. ts. 01 whom 4 may same : likewise be had, by the Author, price IS. ttle.'ad Ed~tof the Treatise on the Distemper in Dais. NEw MUSIC. just Published, • • - ("OLD tS CAI)WALLO's TONGUE ; anti Hark! 'tis a Voice from the Tomb;" two G 1 s * , for, Four and Five Voices, as performed at the Vocal Concerts; Willis's Rooms. Coth i josed by WM. HORSLEY; Mus.•Bac Oscon. Sol.ci by file Atithur, No; '54,. Sloane.strcFt, _Knights bridge ; Broderlp and Wilkinson, 11.iYin.,;rket ; and Bi:dial!, New Bond-street; where piav be had, The Traveller—Mine be a Cot—Lßetire } rtty l Cove—VCollea.ion of,GleesSix So. natinas for ; the „Piano Forte, and all Mr. Horsley's other CompoOtious. • ' 7 7 Thii Dav was pul)li shed, elegantly printed In One 4to. and illustrated by numerous Engraskingsof Antiquities, - • 'Views,. Costitines,-, Platis, ; •Ppsitions, ecc. PrieolThree GuineaS,'in bo;r4s. JOURNALof the late i 4 ' EGYPT ; from the sailing of the Btitisb Army tinder Oeutenant-Generai Sir Ralph A,,bererot»by, frorthGti i h,- raltat, to the Surrender of Alexandria, and consev orit su!)- 'oclion of Egypt : intluding. Deseriptiolii of the Country, andof Gibraltar, Minorca', Mtilta, Marmorice, and Macri. • By TROMAS,WALSII,- Captain in His .11fajesty'sv3d Regiment chi Foot, and .litt-(le.. Camp to Nlajor-General Sir Eyre Coate, K.B. . 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Late Physician to the Military Hospitals. and Armies of France, tze: Illustrated by a'Coloured Plate. Printed for the Author, No. 13,..Pukn-,z , treet, Manches ter.square ; and 4old by Dulau and. Cn.. Soho-squarc ; Cal low criawn-court ,• 'and Cox, in the 13orough. Price 4s. "'The: Plan recOminended by Dr. IL • wilt,generally be found benefteial: It is not,' however, to flip:mica! reasun ing that Itc,sevms desirous of appealing ; he gives the history of many CASCA sOeited, so DS to intiodtvie'.as much variety as possible. They appear to us lair; and several of them. seem sufficiently deSperate to give the Plan a full trial. We are Cprivinced that his method never can injure any Patient ; and We believe that it will always afford relief; even wheat it • cannot iotti:tt a; cure. "—Extract trot the Medical 4 041 Physi. col Journal, Nov. 1, 1102. 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S.:J,AtI.:, . 20,00) •—• 30,-(..0 . 3 --- .- 6,000 ,A5,*040 . 3 . - ~ 3,000, 6,000 • f -- 1,000 ---o• , Sroo .' 30' - • • 100- i3Ooo ' bo •-•-• 50 • • 3. 06 . 0 • ll,seto :. , . '...- : ' '24 , , . 7.30,000 . • ~ • . . . i . . „ . 44,0e0 1 ..,, iCK OS. - ~,• . , • C. 392,600 Ip--. This .Scitiiic differs from all others tor many years ,past, in the cif,..l, s tnistance of not having' ny Prizes fitell for I)4'i/it:lilac days. • IQ WIF I ailtyco; No. rl, Potthry, are appointed t'L.3.by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares' of the above I,fnulry . This OffiCe (established in the year 1759) has been fortunate in the - Sale of Capital ertzes - Till 4. T.e. F. N oi %.lin_li %xere 01 Ow Ltst and Three: prece l ding Lot teries, and some of theta divickd into many Shares. : : The kvriz:•s of. the November Lot iery'beingnoW" payable in full; SW 1 . FT and Cn. recormitend an early applicatiOn to persons who wish to exchange them Oa' Shares of : the' pre :sent Lottery, which will certainly advance iii . price as Ow Drawing appr,,,ti lies. - . . . . M?tNIA. MN TALI.Y 4ianged Patient', of both Sexes', 'F. Conrinni tot reeeivect into clefAaect M.llling, itt K.ent, under . the immediate care inid.direelkuh ui 111i 4 lo Perfect, M.D. A: . New Edition ‘bet4 'the' 'tif ol i;. oft 1116:::: Annals of Insanity, comprising a.Seleition of many coridati'Oriti intere6ting C.3:;C:i of Madness; with, the Nlor4.s Pr:le - Me adopted. in..the cure of each, with a col,i:4IN refirliio.; the Reader to the supposed "Panses nt Menial 'rdhAemcot.,lwc , re ctitl day published, and solci by CroAsy and Lettertnaff, - Scat ioner3'.i.court, Murray and ffighley, ;. and SAO and Co. ; Strind; I7r rutty had of the Author, No, f 27, in the . Strand,. of Terms rioy be(lino *rt, lietwien the Hours of E our end tieven in the ev,:aing of Thursd:ty of rriday, the 24th and h 'mat. F or C( 1 11T RIIELIMAIASNI., INDIGESTION, FLA. 1 F. 111.NeY, &c. and S - pasTnotlic Alli:;tions of the. St , minelt, 40d Bowels.. the CONCehil'RA'rED ES. SF.NCE of JAMAICA GINGER. 1" . 7):1 E Proprietors of this invaluibie Prt:iriration; being, Ancottraged by some of the first Men in the Icingdodtto Make it, public, havnig been thoroughly ounvinced-vif its superior excellence apt napatal lele4.ol.,fih ) iit(Ot)TY COMPLAINTS, by telieving shortening .the duration of i , its of the Gout, confining them tri the , e,x. iretnitles., mitigating the 'paroxyAns. It ternoyes all those unpieasaht Symptoms which al: tile etli;e.l.ofli tveak. stomach .and how,:ls, viz. Ilidige.;tion, l I titicttc, , Opilression after Eating, Neri,ous Ciddine,s, and 13. particularly useful lir Paralvric .It, aadiately tLiieves, all Gouty, *heiiiii a tie. and SpdSMOdie ~Alt4dioll4 of the - Stomach and Bowels ! ,nould be taken iii Chal.h.nte, .nui in the Soda Mephitic Waters, to prevent the Sumalt being (Julia. It ought to► he resorted by thine who ar4 trout - add vvithl - lyptlchondri4tc. or I.w.vit-,:is of Spirits. 444 C. it w.trms and invr t ;orates the Stomach, a,ihrs Digestion, thereby strengthening andd-renoyating the whole' system. This. Li sence coatains Alt the ; 1144k:haat virtues of the Root, and is .far sizpdrior to Ginger in subttimcc, and May . justly be reckoned one of tile most necessary Nl:Ali:Mies in the Matetia Sold Ivikllessie and ret.,;l Ivy the Proprietors ' Oxley and Thomas, ,4;liemists to tier Majesty, No. 27, Haymarket, in Bottles of p. 441:it los. 6d. each, may r tic h it ki,l arid, by their appointment, by Shaw arid Etkvaiti, No. tab, St Paul's. C:hm - ch•Yartl Tutt, i , ll,tnge. I And K*lle, Oath, IMPERIAL '1 PA la I IM.A:I4I#. HQ. SE a P4Elt3.'. 140 . 10E5M , , ktisltuAlly 21. THE th Loitt vii.iii3nt to' the ()Were sol v cl into Ai) C onsttetit'tve • :.;ot .(turitl4,,tiiftatis Itn Ceding thc" kictigrAc.)4, Str,.tugetit,p4s •••.trittly enforcedi,,the subjeel of their clitrus'eion; ‘ye hotret _ t sand , related principally tu•the I it& l'"Orare. • A tter the House Tesunted, the doors , %veto opened al usual, whAn Qt . I‘lB or,: E.LIG EC r,44,ft , Vl.A.;otult L,orrivEvrirr.i.,,l.ordslifirir.wuuo, and Nc/itikii7;;CK were vorn, and tOok then seats. -- • • short 'conversation:took ; place bet ween Lords ST. V 1 ?J. C E CAiks.rrort, the Marquis of Sirco, and Lord t; u L v resPedik, as it appeared, mums point whi: had tr.in spired in the , Coirunittee.ill Privileges. hi, th: apininit:- of the Marquis of Si.; Go, yno, sort of difficulty exit,rett is the case, and Lord, c;a wtivtt.t.r. seemed taieg:ird it princi pally as t question.of forth, .atid a proceeding-which should be'conduelett with that dignified forinality usual in other in . stances of the kind. Ile concluded by' inoving, that Copies of the Writs, &c. issued to the. Peers o 1 tivlanti on certain' occasions, be referred to the Conunittoof (Sit the Motion of the Marquis of 61.1(1o, sortie docurnehts rehtting to the Ea 11 of FARNHAM'S L'emge, were onierekt to be laid before the House. Pursuant to the Orders of the. House,' on A former &Lay, on the, Motions of the Earl of Alotu A, Lord Pe Ltt....) ! t 4 Accounts of the following general description ►were laid' a. tore the House: An' Account of the Number of _Bank , Notes in circulation on the 25th days_ of every month in the last year, ending the 25th 'of ianuary inclusive, distinguishing the-numi)ers or those under the value of 51. by Mr.: Por.r.,: of the Batik. • • .An Account of the Number of Bank Notes la uiriula ton on, the Ist days of lune, Ausust, October; 1807., and the first 'day, of February, 'IBo3, distinguishing thbse timer th& value • ofsl. 'by the sarne.• . . An Account of the Standard Prices of Bullion, &c. at dif. ferent periods in the course oflast yes r, 'by Mr. Asr E t?. ' An Account of the Produce 'of the Consolidated Fund, t 0... tether with the Sums chargeable thereon from. the I'4- chequer, by Mr. ,Fos•rr.,ll.. Mr. Fl';‘ltt , FY presented a ry'rif of Eiror front the VOurt of Exchequer 'Chamber in Ireland, relative to.•au Appeal .Cause. the Duke of MONTROSE gave notice, that he should to* morrow move an Address 'of Congratialatitin to ,Fits M IZST V, on 11 . 15 late providential escape tram the 'wicked lido planatiow; of designing Traitors,,. the perpetration of whose schemes were so happily prevented. lits Grave afterwardS.itiovett that their Lord Ships be sum- • moped on the occasion, ivhieh wa; ordered accordingly. Lord Pt t.rt as said, thiit in pursuance of what he had stated oh a thriller 6vehin4, Hi: should now move, " That hi is Majesty's late most Tracloittblefisalo he.taken into consideta tion on Friday.next.' l , Lordsniphaving reguLitlymoved to this effect, toe order was accordingly made. Soine'private business was then disposed of, after Which the House adjourned till ro-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMOA'S. MO4DAy, FEU. 11. WHEN the Strangers were attnlitted after the Balloti, we foond - the CtiArtettLtog of . the en EQUER making the usnak, Motions in cases of a Call of the Howie, for takirg b &ni - NleitherS Rao &e. ; ara also trot , ing that such Niernbtri were serving m , rit: Committees, should be ex. empted frbM - the (11Fetti4 cat onthattendance in cortse. Ale. LE #i- sugge,tid it would, be proper fat the Monhets'oo Committees to attend, as they would triztkitiva inuse, though they could not be chosen upon other Committees. Mr. FOX said,' it. would be hard to compel the Metlibers serving upon committees to.attend the Howe in °the ant:moon, after sitting the whole morning upon Committees. _ _ TheNititions were agreed to. On the Motion of the CH ANC RIGOR of the Exc Ft P. QUE°R, the 133110 ts which sroud for Thursday were put off till Friday. ELLtur, in consequence of the indisposition of his Hon. Friend, put 011 the Motion respeding D"AuvEttcuE to a future day.' The SHERIFFS of LoilooN presented a Petition from the Corporation of London, setting forth that Betblem Hospital was in a ruinous state, and prjy. ing that it. might. be taken down,, and a new build ing ereded in. its stead. The Petition .was referred to a Committee, consisting of theNernhers for London, \Ye,httnin. i\liddic,Lx, and the Home Counties, The 11,4.)AD MAyox of LwinoN gave notice, that he should Qn WcdtiOuLly beilrlhOlt move the House to tike into consideration the Petitions of the Shim-0w (lets. The foltowing were the Mrmbers: chosch to try the meritv of the Coventry Eledion : W. Ad 311 1 :, Esq: • Hon. J, Siirtptoti. Sir 1.. M. R. S. 14rt;,n, F. 1)ick:11s, LA/.. W. Ord; Et q. Ilon. H..l%'4!pula . ao9r a ‘. 1451.. tr ,•,,, T • • Nom!Nrrs.' c•Q. Tkiney, ndw. Lee, The following Members were chosen to try the merits of the BriigewaterEiedtiort-: W. Bagwell , Esq. Sit E. O'Brien, Bart.' Y. Great-11, lisq: - W. Bagmen, Esq. W. L, linghqs, Esq. • klon, k. Bottveric, Sir C. M. Pole, Bart. E. L. Cower, Esq. , Lon', AndirreT,. C. Smith, Esq. Sir T. Tronbrielge, • .8... Milbank°. lion. W. A. Townshend ) • NCIMINI43. ' Robert A ciai r, l?sq. and V. Gregor, r T/e SECRETARY at WAR said, heshoeld take an early opportunity of calling the attention of the House to a publication called " the Monthly Army 'Lis t," • which, in Nil, opinion contained matter highly improper ; he could not name the day ,when he would bring it forward, nor state the precise mannr in which he should Orape his Motion, but he should take on early opportunity of, bringing it under the consideration of the Howie. ADNIIRALTY BOARD. Sir IV. ELI ORD rose, in pursuance of tite no- Lice he had giecn. to submit to the House a Motion to inquire into the cause of the dismissal of Mr. Karshall, late Master Builder at Plymouth Dock yard, and into other circumstances respeaing the contfud of the Board of Adwiraity. ,lie thousht it