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quire, Two kk a V 1 1.:i • AP... Vto t .0' - t t ' ' / A r - 411 V t!' lf \.\\, //, 4 1 , 1 ;t 1 . S . . r t 4,1 yr • • • ' " :4 tt. t.f.% - -- At 4% . . r • ›,S; k". ' Ina a p'N Lo%. by Sit *it' ,~,,,~f E 4• ~ ~ G Ita~, ~LD- Ni,hatic 32;z8. aSA TURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1803. [PRICE SIXPENCRe; IaMIY Pep- OFFICE Og ORDNANCE, THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. nN- MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 24, 403, V will be performed, the Tragedy of RICHARD THE. THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr., WROTICITTON ; • King Richard by a GENTLEMAN, ..! • Duke ß uckin (Being his 2d Appearance on any S tage .) of gham, BA LL kRItE Duke of Norfolk ; MrMt.. tiOANYMOD ; • Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEN= g. QUeth Elizabeth, Mrs. POW CL ; Duchess of York, Miss TIDS WELL ; Lady Anne, Mrs. GLOVER. -ST. PAUL's SCHOOL. I. H ANNIVERSARY DINNER, of the GENTLEMEN Educated at tkis Sehool, will he at the London Tavern, aisl w ps g ate.strect, On Tuesday the zsth January, zBO3. s:r vita tins , • JOHN HOLLAND; Esq. CUA. JOHNSON, Esq. %VM. WALTON, Esq. Mr. JOS. HIBBERT, LA PORTE ME RACon.Esq. Mr. JOHN DUUI)L LL. Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock. Tickets los. 6d. each, to be had of the Stewards, and at the London Tavern. • THE LIFE OF GENERAL WASHINGTON, FROM HIS OWN MANUSCRIPTS. R. PHILLIPS respedluily informs the Public, that he hes entered into an. Engagement with.the Fa mily, of the late General WASHINGTON, to publish, in London,. the MEM 0 IRS of the .1..1 FE of that, great Man, drawn up from his envn Pa era. The Work is edited by Mr. Marshall, Chief justice of the United - states. a Gentleman eminent for his talents; and who was intimately acquainted with Washington during his Life ; arid it will be revised by Judge Washington,.. the Nephew of the General, his principal Heir, and the present Possessor - of his Scat at Mount Vernon. It will extend to Four or Five Oarvo Volumes, will be elegantly prinwd, and be suitably decorated with a Portrait, and with Views, Maps, and Plans. As such a Work is equally interesting to Europe and Ame rica, it is intended that the Publication shall take pike in London and Philadelphia on the same day ; and it is believed that the First Volume will make its appearance in April or May. No. 71, St. Paul's Churchyard, January 20, tgo3. 23d Deternbet, 1843. THE . PRINCIPAL OFFICER& of Ifir M 4. TEST Y's ORDNANCE ibs.be? , eby give ,Mtice, tb.it 11 . O EI be ready at their Office in It. Iliargaret.irecet,li;stonin s t e r, o bw d. y she .isb Day of February, o°3, to. receive 1'r.p4,,,,,av :Nc h Pertons as may be eivilling to studertake 44.7uppsy fit mi tred C to ub b i e c d l d 'a iv rd e s re of d.a tle ,k b y et ) t , S1 1 : 1 0 v N Ic k: I I L , I ar iVi i ,r ia tw l r in VV , ! t an Tl. l l ; WORK, t h e tro portions following, wiz. One fimndred Cubic lords must be deli4oered on the !Pang w oo k u ith, free of Expence, au or before ite ist 41.)gy / 16 3 ; one other Urine/red Cairo Of Or kefare tb la 4 April, and the last or third lionised Cubic Yards, en orbefiir the Is t D a y 4 f May following. gjiechnent Of the Lime must be sent for iffspe(kion to the cont. nutedir4 Royal Engineer ,at iPooltoicb, and the Terre a c.i iiOIIS of she Contrao. 4"" '0" APPirathw of 14e See: r:. tsvY's Office, in ..Set. itgargaret-strees, airy Day bet-Own :é, lbw': of Ten and Four o'Ci:;ek, but no Propowh can he ad,.vi:zed (Viet Friday tile 4th day of February, 11403. P, Order alum Boaid, R. SrtretaD 31g; v;in, rPI .no :n . ~~) ; WITH •. LOVE AND MAGIC ; • Or, tHARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. : Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE • 1 1 4 , 40, (the Magician) M r . D E C . ; Pentaktin, Mr. MALE; Scarantoneli, Mr. CIBBON nioi;ei , ,King, Mr. CO L LIN'S ; Tycho, (the CloWn) Mr. G RI MA LI)! ; Columbine, Miss B. M.ENAG E ; The Sprite, Miss TYR Ell • • 'Ursula, (die Dwarf) l‘ faster B LAN eif AR.D ; Little Bess,' (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND. The Vomit Principal _ TVU.St, Mist ICZNA;GE, Miss HICKS. Prial Dacs. Mr. BYRNE,ncip Miss 11 n MENAGE , Miss DOUGLAS. 2 1 11 ; r u ue,stbY, The Way to Keep Hiin. 4eimosday, The Merry Wives of Windsor; .4 1 34 UslafF, Mr, Palmer. On Friday The 131 gar ig Op era . A ndon Saturday the a9th, will be produced a neWCOrnetlYt called Htar both Sides. ---....r...t..................r. •••••.rosorssw. THEA• I ' RE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. GI ' MONDAY EVENING, J an. 2 4 , 1803, i - will he performed, OTHELLO. ~ . Othello, by A-GENTLEMAN, • ' (Being hli zcl appearance on any Stage); Kodcrigo, 111 r. KNIGHT; '' Ciusio, Mr, BRUNTON ; Arc . bantio, Mr. HULL ; ndovico, Mr. CORY ; . , 'lake, Mr. WADDY • ( intim ) Mr. DAVENPORT ; lap) Mr. COOK • Mrs. LITCHFIELD "toiclenliatut, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. it H ARtEQUIN M 'A HABEAS vr, THE .SPECTRF.S. Paniornime Charaacts. 11.11-le,cl nn, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. -4; PAllock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; , r , Qtv.tigo, Master I%IENAC ; twirl Dot, l'ather to - Coltuntainr Mr. L. BO tor:NA I Roe, Columbine', Lov‘c Mr. KLAN,EKI ; KlNGeotu Lounger, Mr. KING rnbine dauoter to !vim. bur), rs YBIt. W-; Gcniut, at Enchantniem, Mr. WOMEN. : 4,„ ra nlilY Quarrels WWI be performed on T ues d ay , Th urs . "..7 and Satui t l a y, with the tiew ) n Wednesday, Delay s arc ! bl unders. ~.,( 144,F riday, The Man of the World. • ~The New Pantomime will be repeated every !veiling till unme t nori 41ew the Ic)llowing Tragedy of Alfonso will be p ea f o rtried °any in week. , MAMMOTH, A STUI'ENDOUS NION UM E I4I " " THE ANTI DT. LU VIAN WORLD, Hitherto known only by some Sims and CARNIVOROUS • L ' e tk, similar. to those which have been for Sixty years in BRITISH MVSEUist• . . , hE SKELETON, which is now the obial o f Ito t u_Put)lic Admiration, was dtir up altOltther, fourteen sh - j it " i ago, , from 'a MORASS 3n the STATE of NEW Fannersw K(inetic2) where it was accident‘lly discoverettby effilling , NIA It LE. The Under-jaw-bone aloft ' 6 ,P, s. end one Tooth 4 lbs. 4r. cHRIsTiv, ROOM, No. i tg, PALL-MALL, ONE SIIILLINC ADMITTANCE, From to in the Morning, till riVe in the Afternoon, A N OFFICER in the NAVY, recently reduced tnto lialf-pav, wishing to he engagd in some respeaable .)P1(.1, wilt gi've four Hundred .Pokulds fel a Permatit" lul attoo. The greatest secrecy may be depended on. Letters, metuloning particulars as to Situation and Emolu. r_lent.; will: . .piitl due attention,. by direaing to A. B. No. r. Norfolk -street, Ricttlicaex Hospital— A Situation attached to the Wet i)o , .ks will be preferred. N- B. No Broker will be treated with. xursnant to a Decree in the Hi , in a C ause gh Court of Chancery, made MORE , ,, " GRIFFITHS against FYN THE CREDITORS of WILLIAM HART. • bf 2 LEY, formerly Of Lon :acre, in the Parish of Saint ; , d Nin the Middlesex, in the C ounty of but l ate arch-street, Soho, in the Parish of St. James, within the Liberty of Wesminster,' in the County of Middleser, Coachniaker, deceased, are tOrthwith to come in and prove their Debts Were John 4)rti, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southamotorr.buildings, „Chancery -lane ; Orin default tjtereol, they will be exclud ed the Benefit of the said Decree. 'Solicitor for t h e Pl aint i f f' . H. Ht/RLE,' NEW INVENTED WATER -PROOF BOOTS and stiors. DWART) MOGGRWGE No. 44, Ludgate.. ..IL4 hint London, begs Leave to intorm his F newts and tile ingtiner.ll, that after many years attention and epe. rience, he has to oder them I1()OTS and Sit ()ES, WATER. ; PROOF, with perfea confidence of their being'far superior to any ever Made. He makes the lightest dress S hoes and Boots Water-proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He is particularly induced to make it public at this season of the year, when people' of all deticriptions.have their health int rred by yvet or damp in the feet. He recommends them to cntlemen on shooting excursions, as no water can p i e ate - Actin• - Leather prepared in this way, has' the advantage of twice aS.Thug . as'Le.ttlier dressed ii the COmnion way. -An article of welt general utility will no doubt attract `the attention of. the Public, and induce those who hive a real ' 1 , 411 40 for theithealth to apply at his Mann allow:. has as allo. N has no connexion With any other House in London. large assortment of 'Boots 'add Shoes tVaterptcoe entlotherwise, eoristantfr , kept tbr the East- n:l:West India, Trade.. Merchants and Captains lyi treate.d with. MORGAN and SANDERS's. New InvenPed: Dini Tales d Portable Chairs i nneh-adiriired Patent ng Brass; b screw an •lledstearls, Sofa fleas and . Chair Beds, with a general Stock of liphelstery. antlXabittel "' Ar ticles, upon improved principles, for the furnishing Houses coMplete, • - ••No.' 16 and ),7, Cath er i ne - Street. Strand. Mperiid Dining yiitiks are allowed to be the. h,314- s o tnest and most cori&t e ever yet invontesi ; elegant' Dome Beds,r,lvitn - ne \v-tlesigned airfains, G' Sidle; noW.ievented ea nitro Couch Beds for Voreigo Climates, Mittrasses, and Bedding eninplete ; every Article ,in the tlpholsterY and 'Cabinet' liianclies, exceurea T best an d . most' Modern stile of Faaliirn- arin Taste, and 01 the choice4t Materials and )14;h-finished Work nianship, lly MO It(; A N arid SANDERS. rurnishin Upbolsterei . s and'Cabinet . ,„ No: i n , and 17, Catherine-itrect,.,Siiiiiiri. .' • Nu: To prevent raistAts, pietas; to notnie ii.c Nr",ll - 16 and 17. MEETING,. HULL. A T a MEETING of the DIRECTORS or the fI CHAMBER of COMMERCE, held At the Guild hall, in the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, on Thursday, the 6th day of lanuary, UR t3O3 WM. OSIMN'E, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved Unanimously, That in answer to the Representa tion o f a m eet i ng o f sal p..ci WNE KS in - London, of which- Hill is - Chairman, it is the opinion of this Meeting,. that the Shipping of England is not in a depressed, but, on. tho contrary, that the Value of Shipping has of late Increased considerably, and - is still increasing ; and that the Duty on the Thim'W. 01 Ships is ileather impoiti; in its lir,lnelp,lo o f y . r . tn its conitectueneci That a Copy or WS - Resolution be signed by the Chairman,' and transmitted to Mr. Hill, the Chairman or the Meetingof Ship-Owners in London, and-also to the Members fdr and for the County of York ; and that the same be published in the Sun, Star, Hull Packet,' Hull AdYertiser, and York COUGUIt. WILLIAM OSBOURNE, Chairman. PASHIONABLE DANCING •-1 1 1t1VATE TUITION. MESSRS. HOPKINS and SON's ACADEMY far PRIVATE. INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANCING, at COACHMAKE KS-HA LL, Fester-lane, Cheapside, continues Open for the improvement of such LAMES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this ACcomplishinent. Or those who have not obtained the pre sent .FASHIONABLE MODE, may be expeditiously in. strutted in the most PRIVATE. MANNER man the ELE GANT and FASHIONABLE.ST EP S now in use, to qua them for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG LA DIES and GENTLEMEN are also Taught every FA SHIONABLE DANCE, and every littaltioll exerted to give the most elegant Address, N. B. The Morning . Academy for LADIES ONLY is Open, and will be continued till His Majesty's Birth-day. - - lASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. 'ALLEN, DRIVATELY caught. to Luties and Gentlemen ,It.. of any age, who have never lei* this Accomplish ment, or not in the improvect.modern style, at No. tg, Slier rard-street, Golden-square, and No. to, Crept Abe -street, Gnodnian's-fields. .1 hey are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those to whom it IS an objea to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and hi the first style of ashion. Foreigncts, Officers, and Country Residents, who may' wish to learn in a few days, may Board add Lodge, privately, in the House, amcl receive constant Instruction. The Select Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, the Band eenduaed by Mr. Taylor none but Subscribers ad mitted ; none but People of resptaability can subscribe. Respeelahle Schools and Families, if nut distant froni Town, iesularly attended on the lasual . Conditidns,,and int:untied iii every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. • HE wry distinguished ppmattain w hich A b . ROBARTS and PLOW MAN's Ncw Manufaelory has experienced from HER MAJESTY, THE ROYAL 1• A. MI 4,y, the Nobility and Gentry, &c, claims from them their respeetful AcknowledgemehtS. They flatter themselves, from :their unremitting attention to produce Taste and Once ill th‘ir, E xtosivc-Colleif ion ~fot Fashionable lirc , %g4 that it exceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. R. and P. being the Inventors and ManufaelOrers, warrant the wear of my Article sold in their Warehouse ;, and beg to acquaint the Public, the_y arc only to be had genuine at thcir. ware.roorns, No. r, Chandos-street, Covent garden. ARCHER and HAUGHTON, from ,Doblin , Irish Poplin and Tabbinet ManufaClurers and Mercers to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince, and Princess c,f Wales, Duke and .Dutchess of Mork, Dutcltcss of Wirtemberg, and the Printesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, Londoa. The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank and t ashinn, it is hop ed has su ff iciently established, in the opinion of a discer ning Public,' the decided superiority - ot Archer's and Haugliton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Figure& and Plain Chamberry Muslins and Italian Car bric,Sarsenets for Court, Pall presses, Turbans, &c. to render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver— tisements of Others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying of theii Adifertitementi. :CAUTION. Whereas Archer and Itaughton haVe been credibly in. formed, that a great many people in 'this kin dons arc now, and have been, for some tune past, manufatturing and sel ling. Poplins and Tabbinets, as I rich, of an inferior quality, under the name of Archer and Ilaughton's Manufactory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross impo sition on the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any pert:on or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under th,! name of their Manufacture, that - was not aelually bought at their Hattie _ _ _ *** 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 found in any other House in Town, which thty are ettablixi to sell (for ready, money) at prices much lower than they can he had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufacture :—they consist. of white and black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, itasdimores for idolvs, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Botnbizets for: Servants, &c. also a great choice, of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for' slight Mourning. ttiglish yard-wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 35. 6d. per yard ; Velures, in double b lack Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet different , Patterns; Plain, corda, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Genticrnen .who, always wear black; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the Very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bcfUght at,their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning .tuanufaaured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manufaaured on the. shottest notice. : , iouctsTE RSITIRE. TO BE. PERIMPT.OAILY SOLD BY AUCTION, 11y ..MoSra,,B:OI3;;ICANSON and Co. At Garraway's Colke-house,' Change-alley, London, on Monday the 7th day of February, tBO3, In Six Lots, PHE MANOR of PAINSWICK., a truly desi. sable Freehold Estate, consisting of a Capital Mailer Farm, and nearly . One Thousand different Copyholds within the Tabings'OfSherpsecimbe, Edge, Spoonbed, and Stroud End, extending over several 'Thousand Acres of Land, with Firms, Chief Ikents, Quit Rents, and ilefiots. • The`Mantir Firm : Haute, with requisite Offices, is situated on 3 healthy spot, corn*nding extensive Views of the beau. tiro! A'ale 'of Painswick, lying exceedingly „compaa, in the (...ntre of no Acres ',of rich . Arable, ntsture, and meadow Land, - with two improvable and valuable' Streams of Water running through, and uniting in the same, very convenient for cresting Mills, with excellent Falls of Water, of from is tc, as-Feet, and might be very advantageously used for the Maiiirfaaory carrying orb in the neighbourhood: And also five several .Parcels of WoOdland, . part inclosed, '.veil i'stocked with Beech - , Oak, and Ash Trees, lying within the Manor, containing 38t Acres, the whole of thaeatiPlatml valve of nearly; 82q 01. 1: et' annurn.. Mr. Bavlis of Painswick, will slim the Pre. Miser, of whom • piinte:d particulars may be hart; or Messrs. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn and of Messrs. Hodskin. soil and Co. Surveyors, ArundeLstreet, 4trendi, London, whero a Plaa of the Istate may be seen. FEMALE BIOGIAP}TY. Ms Day werVublished, In 44 Pezt.lit Volumes, z2ino. price (id. inboards, AIMOIRS of the . LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS IVA. attd C I;LEsI3RATED WOMEN, frozn the earliest Periods to the present Time. By MARY HAYS. Printed for Richard Phillips,. No. 71, Sr. Paul's-church . yard ; ana sold by ail Booksellers. N. B. Copies of this interesting Work, intended as Presents to Ladies, may be had elegantly bouiiti and gilt, price 21. or in plain binding, price 11. 16s. fIOLCROFT's - TRAVELS. In the Press, and speedily will be publi>lied, in Two ele gant Volumes, Quarto, decorated with, a great number of Vignettes, together with a separate Volume of ►arge En gravings, by the first Artists, representing the pnncipal Objeds and Buildings in Paris', many of them from beaut►- ful Orawings made under the direction of the Author, TRAVELS in GERMANY, HOLLAND, IiLANDERS, and FRANCE, to PARIS : with nu merous particulars, relative to the present Siite of that Capital; its Manners, Characters, Paintings, Music, The atres, Gardens, Institutions, Architedure, &c. By THOMAS - HOLCROVT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church yard. In the Ptess,tind itteedily will be published, in One Volurne Quarto, embclliahod tsith a Variety of Engravings tram 13 ravings taken on the Spot. 'TRAVELS in - TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, SYRIA, and across the Desart into EGYPT, during the Yeats 17g9, !Soo, and tgt, in Conipany with the Mili tary Mission that left this Country for Turkey, under the Conlin:tad of General Koehler, which, after his Death, de volved upon Colonel Rolloway, and containing circumstan tial Details of the Proceedings of the 'Detachment during irs Connettian With the Turkish Army under the Command (tithe Grand Vizier. To Ivhiclt are annexed, a Meteorological Journal. and Ob_ servations on tho• Plague. and on the Diseases of thcTurks. By WI LLIANI WITTMAN, ?I,D. Of the Royal A rtilery, and Surgeon to the . Mission. Printed tbr L. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard THE LATE WAR. In the Press, and early in February will be published, In. TINA) large volume, 4to. illustrated w 0 I'isps, price The Guineas hi boards, 101kof the WARS wilift avow out of FRENCH REVOLUTION, from their Coin A she ' menceinciu in 1792, until the Signature of the PreliMinaries of Peace betweep Great Britain and France. To Which is prefixed, a Review of th: Causes, and early Progress, of the French Revolution. By ALEXANDER. STEPHENS, Of the .11Onourable Society of the Middle Teinpie, Mg. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard. N. B. A small number of Copies haVe been taken ofrop Superfine Royal Paper, and will be sold at Five Guineas each. In February will be published, In Two Volumes, 410. price Three Guineas in: boards, il lustrated with original Portraits and other Engravings, rrHE LIFE of GEOFFREY CHAUCER ; chiding a Review of the State of Society, Manners, and the Fine Arts, in the Fourteenth Century, with Cha milers of the principal. Personages who figured in the Courts or Edward the Third, and Richard the Second. • By WILLIAM GODWIN, Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard. - „ PRACTICAL A G RICULTURE. In the rress, and in February will.be published, In One large pu4rto - Volume, illustrated.with upwards of Fifty Engravings, representing the various kinds of Imple ments and other Machinery adapted to the most. improved Methods of Cultivation, and also different= Breeds of Do merle Animals, A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL 1711. AGRICULTURE, including all the modern lin provements and Discoveries, in which the Principks of CherniStry are applied in explanation or the Nature anti Corn poson of Sods and Manures ; and those or other Sciences theut breeding, rearing, and fittening of • ditErent sorts of Live. Stock ;- the whole intended to combine and explain fully and completely the Principles and Pradlice of the . Art of litisbandly. • , . By R. W. DICKSON, M. D. Printed for Richard Phillips, Nit. , 7t, St. Paul's Church yard and to be had of all Booksellers. A REAL GRAMMAR 01 GE.OGRAPHY. In a few Days will be published, price-ss. 6d.-'bouttd, illus trated with several Mrips, GRAMMAR'of the FIRST ELEMENTS of . GEOG RA PHY, praelically adapted to.the Business of Tr achin_g, and bearing exactly the same relation to the Science of Geography,' which the Introduelory Grunmars of MURRAY, DEV IS, and ASH bear to the English. •Lan guage. The Work consists of the materials, purely elementary, Which are contained in that universally approved Work, Kr. Goldsmith's Geography for the Use of S chools, the De scriptions and Copper-plates attending which, have given an Interest to the Study of Geography among young people, which it never before possessed. The present work is introdutiory to the other, and is in tended for the Use of the Junior Viasses ; tins smaller work being prirely elementary, and the larger one illustrative, and calculated' to enlarge-the Understanding and assist the Me.. ntory by powerful and interesting 55$QClatiPlIS. The present work contains : r. Elements -s. The Use of the. Globes —and 3. The Mode of calistruding Maps, en larged, improved, and familiarized. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, Author of Geography for the Use of Schools. Printed for Richard Philliiischlo.,7 it, St. Paul's Church yard Land to be hail of Wilson and Spence, York ; H. Moz.- ley, ; E. Balfour,. Edinburgh ; and J . Archer, Dublin. This Day, was published,- CCENTRIC fIIROPY. A Novel, .14 in 3 Vols. tamp. price In!. 6d. boards. Printed tier 1. Booth, Duke4treet, Portland Chapel C. Chapple, Pall Mail ; Edward Kerby, Statibrd.strett, Hond-street ; and G. Wail, Richmond. Where may be had, Nothing New, a Novel, in 3 vols. tuna, tos. 6d, boards, plendict Misrry, a Novel, in 3,v015. by Mr. Surr, t3s. boards. And, jealousy, a Novel, t y the Putchlass of Vienne in 3 volt. iss.-boards. 0 'TICE ' OF OR ri NANC . . januag it, tEa3. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Nit AfA,E$TY's Oli.. WV:INCE, do hereby give Make, that they ¶L.III be' reap, at their Ofre, in St. Margarrt-streeti it'eitsnitraer, on SA' 'UR 11,1 Y, tie zgth day of this instant ithary, to receive Protosals [rant Smelt Perso_vs .0 "sly Le quillttrg to mndertahe the Supply . 01 FOREIGN TI.IIIIER, , for the Service of - the Ordnance Department in the Poets4osah Division, Ilan a contrail for Three Years. ' The Terms and Conditions e, the contra, may be seen upon ap plication at the Secretary's Office, in St. Markiret-ureet, .terhere Printa'ldat of the Atticks of Tintler to he lutplied grid beds.. livered, au day between Me hours of ren and Pour o'Chei, but tto Prop:trate ran be admitted after Saturday., the :41b of yamiarji, 18°3. Order of the Board ' R. 11. CR Eli - ' See: OFFICE of ORDNANCEi yginuary 13, aol. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. 'RsTr, ORDNANCE do bereo give Aroi cc , I;,at thr, will 4e really at their Ice, in St.. 114:ri*+it . a...r:icet, estminster, ' VESDAY, t cat day of Febraery next, to receive 'Peopotals farm ruch Person.; at ntq,i ,. .be 74.it.'irg to .6er6ute )he purchases of about One I * *h:inland Tort of cid unservicea.fle ROUND SHOT, nrtu.tying it: Ilis-1114etty's iVtreen ~t ivith, in quantities of not less Sian Fify Tons. Or..t..third part cf the pith:kale tlfoley to be paid at the. time tbr bargain it eluded,. and the remainder the not be taken away, The Shot to be renLved in a lintnight after the pare:hate is agrta upon, and the convtyance It to it:, at the turri)44:es,extenct. ily .Under of the .11Oard, NEW MUSIC. R. 11. CR.F:IP, Sri". Just published by Bronerip and Wtikinson, No. 13, 11.i3 market London, A RUSSIAN DIV : KATI Nil EN 'lO for th 2. Piano Force, with an Atcornpaniment for the Flute, composed by 1,. Von Esch. Price it.a. • The same with an Aecompaniment for the Harp.. Price Ss. Le Retour (le Wandsworth. Price Ss. A Milimy Diverthnento. Price 43. Also for the &Tarp and Plane Forte, 43. Alto for two l'er,tOurieri., cticc La Colombe Retrouvec: ts. bd. Impromptu "Duo fortwo Performers. ts. • • Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, with Accompaniments for a Violin-and Violoncello. 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