The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-09 00:00:00

(1 4/Aeg - W , " it 4 '1 ;;NIA u s , e i t k • „ , s ts As.) • , • .. • 4d S (1114% -k:' , • •," kt",l 1", at th 4 dto 5 C r ,. leaf !. ^~:. ~ 'un% ' NumERR'3243.; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY F 9, :803. 6IXPiNCIL.: OFFICE OF ORDAFANCE, CBkIST's HOSPITAL. zatli lanuary, :2°3. THE GENERAL COURT having resolved, if any surplus-Balance should arise, to appropriate such part of the same as may appear prudent, for the establish ment of a Fund for grldnally Rebuilding this Hospital, ,the Governors take this modeof stating, that the necessity thereof has arisen trom the very heavy annual charge of keeping iu repair an ancient Eree.Bon, which has been professionally de clared incapable, in many parts of being lung upheldi, and from its having therefore been Resolved, 4. That' it is tar more for the interest of the Hosoital to " mien(' any Sums that may hereafter be voted, upon " a Plan for the gradual anduniforrn Rebuilding of the " Hospital, than to enter into a. farther Repair of the " present Buildings." The first objed in view by the Governors, is, as much as possible, tp prevent a decrease in the Number of Children annually. admitted. The securing this °hied has hitherto prevented any appropriation to the Building' Fund; and it is not.probable that the General Expenses will ever permit any considerable portion .or the Income of he House to be so ay plied a former General Court therefore resolved .unini moody, • , ifyingo.-2,7; isol• TPRINCIe.4I: OFFICERS of MA. -4 7 yESTY' 0 P..l)N.i,%'C 17, do hereby tiv 2V6Hee, /be: they will be ready, a their Office, In St. A. zrgatvt.Ateeet, blest. minster ? ov 1)101%1,D.,(1 . Y, .141 14t,t,? next, se receive Preposals7 from such liereJns a 3 tr:as be &f/In-take the Suppiy , FUR ATlTllfte, artd such ifrticles cf tecy r of seS, '3l - at are required for the Ordnance Service, 11:51 Cearna for g period of 'Three Year:. , . , The Ter sand Conditions o f theContrsig. tray if knottpt,. upon application at the Stcerta,:i.-'s Office, Li St. llialTtret 7 4teeet,..wherr. Printed Lists of the Articles to he rut; lied , iedelivtred, ayti day hetv:een the hours of Ten and Forte tut no Proposait can be admitted after Monday, the t4tb of Ry Order rj the Board,. R. if. CBE IV, Sec. . . TTHEATRE -ROYAL DRURY-LANE. O-MORROW EVENING, Feb. to, 1 8031 will be performed, a Cornetly, called HEAR BOTH SIDES. With new Scenes Dresses, and Deco r ati o n s . ' TheCharadors by • Mr ., DOWTON. Mr. BANNISTER,jun. , . Pr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. SUETT, Mt WROUGHTON, Mr. CHERRY, 1 Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. COLLINS ; 'Mrs. po p E, and Mrs. )0 RDA N. 1 The Prologue t o b e s p o k en b y M r. BANNISTER, jun. i f. The Epilogue by Mrs. JO RD.A N. t!' • . WITH A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. • On friday, The M arry WiV es of Windsor, with A Nouse %be rid ay, Monda, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Him. i u - The Public are respuclfully informed that on Satur ..,n!s' I Lte 19th, will tie produced a n ew M us i ca l Diama, called 4 e tlero of the North. • 1 . T HEATRE-ROY.AL, -COVENT-CARDEN. 1 TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 10, 1803, • W be Pmed DELAYS ill AND erfor BLUNDERS. The Principal Chara&ers by Mr. LEWIS, Mi. MUNDEN, Mr. fAWCETT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. EMERY,. ' r . siDDONS, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. SIMMONS. Mrs. LITCIiFIELD, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, • ' Mts. IL SIDDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. WITH ' A TALE OF . MYSTERY. The Principal Charatters by „ Mr. IT.AOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, ulr. BLAN,CIIA RD, Mr. FARLF.Y, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr CORY, Mr. SIMMONS, 0 Mrs. C 113135, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. kia a I rklq, - The Alan of the World, with P au l an d Vir.. on Saturday, The Cabinet, with The Review, or The wags otWinds,,r. ()" Monddy, the Tragedy of Richard the Third, with the new Pantomime. acsnew Comedy is i n re h earsa l, an d w ill b e produced next ek. MERCHANT SEAMEN'S OFFICE, ROYAL EX CHANGE, February 4, 18 0 3. AT a COMM I TTEE for the Distrib ut i on o f FAM the SUBSCRIPTION! tin the RELIEF of the ILIES of BILITIqI SEAMEN detained inRUSSIA. The Treasurer reported that the Subscriptions received, tied , t• '"" 113 1t sonic Expellees tih the Country Subscriptions, amounted to " • - ,C . • .b 397 7 6 .„ .. 'P - :Jflt un Exchequer Bilis bought and : - .oltl - 9 1 I 8 , . • 4 , 18 9 a 4 .• . That th e f o ll ow i ng payments h ad been made, viz. l'oatiti Applications, uy dlreetiOn , of the Cononittc..e . 1,704 ic 0 . ..., Allowimee .to Cle:ic, Advertise-. Mentz, Postai;e,d other:ll;64a tat Ex,pences ,- - • 2 3 2 1 5 .0 Sib per Cent. on the Subscriptions returntki to the. Subscribers - - ...:,;..13 18 o (liven, by dim . lion of the Corti isittee, to ttie C01'1)0(4;011 of ' iiitiClChalli Sett . en - - zoo o Q 'To the kariae Suai‘ty - 4 tai C-a 4,3 8 3 S 0 Rtsolvrd B 2 lartie 105 eP Th3t 851. is. zzl. be given to the Coeporation Metehant Searnen, subject to the illty . ntent 581.94. being SO Per Cent. on :ionic Sub.sco?tlons yet unOannect. That 291. be given 4') the Marfne SoCiety. E. IzOtS'l ER, Treasurer. FA s 1767 4 zirtg=747277 . 41. p VI'L TUITION. ESSRS. HOYN..INS anhi SON'S ACADEMY . for 4'll VAT 1 , , INSTRUCTION iu Fashionat4e . D ANCING, 'COACIIM E Faster-lane, Chen continues Open for the inipro'vernent of such LA DI ES • and.GENTLEM EN as' have never acquired this Accomplishment. Or those %Oa) have not obtained the pre.. Iien tfASHIONABI...E MOM, may be expeditiously in. strutted in th e most PRIVATE M ANNER Mall the FL E. GANT and FA:ill ON AIM E STEPS now in use, to qua; litiV'theni 14 the. F I RST ASSEMULI ES. YOUNG LA; 1) LE and GENTLE MEN. are also Taught every -FA-; StiIONABLE DANQE, an:lei/cry attention exerted to give the ntotit el N.B. The c.gant Address. Morning Acitderny , for .L'ADIES• ONLY is °Pen' and will be continued till His Nlajesty's Birth-day. IVIORGAN d SANDERS's' New . Invented Imperial Dining Tabres and Portable Chairs ; the Patinit lit:Ass-4;c rew 4ed swat's, Sofa Beds And Chair B ta l s , w i t h a general Stock of Vpholstery and Cabinet rt icles, upon improved p r i nc ipl es /1'6.14 furnishing Houses c omplete, No. 1,5 and 17, ,Catherine. Street, Strand. , The imperial Dining Tables arc allowed to. be the hand soniest and most complete s'et of Tables ever yet invented ; eteg4 ll , uonle Beals, with nit w.-designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; new.inveitted tisugitto Couch Beds for . Foreign liniates, Mattrasscs and Bedding Complete ; eVery Article l ilt Upholstery and Cabinet itranthes, executed in 'the best ;post Modern stile of Fashion and Taste. and of the w oolOast 'Materials and Itighfilfisited Wi - irkinanship, By MO RGA•N: and SANDERS, rurnishiti g Upholstirers and Cabinet Makers, ~. No, /6, and 11,L4therine.street, Strand. V. To prevent mistakes, please to notice the Num cm, 16 and 17 • TO I'HE CU iti 0U57117 F IS H sAtli,li NOBILITY,IIE QI?...N TRY, antl YURL,IC in ..111. general, are respetatulfy infiirmed, JOHN BURG ESS and SON's GENUINE. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be . prepared:by them In the 'line manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acouned superiority of that Article la fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at largeoind of P nersniti resident in all. part s o f the World, and having s to o d t 'ttest of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. he general utility of their Essence of Anchovies , ;44ld'other ACJI Sauces for Fish, &c. , induces theM, froth . theltninteroui P ve rtisementh daily appearing, tacarition &c. in orchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, t th-ar Warehouse as under. Very other A rt i c l e i n the Oil Trade for family use, of . the weSt quality. .) W est -India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c, Officers in Lie Army a n d N avy, supplied upon the .shortest notice for l aiLE:2st and West &c. lave la` For the conVenie nce o f F am ili es i n ' Scotlant i ,. they, ' tteir soie Agent appointed Messrs. i s for l'ish Sau. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, ves. Warehouse, No. to 7, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London, A Prooiof the Efficacy of that most excellent Me e- A. thi: BA 1.41 ot' ECCA, which .i$ inf.a rible .cure for 'all' Nervous DiSorders. The 'Minn Mrs. r . v `isletoti was su bj ec t to violent vervous head-ache, pal pi '4"°lle,tremors, and unaccountably distressing'sensations, for some years, during which . she consulted 'same (if the roost eMinern Medical Men ill the Kingdom, followed their !we scripticins, used the Bath waters, &c. for two seasons, with out thigt, and never reLtdveal say permanent relief, till she was recommended to the Proprietor of fhelbilin of Mecca,hy whose advice and medicine she has been restored. (Signed) harlotteTwisletonMargaret-street,Cavendish-snuare,Lon flen.—The Balm of M ecca is prepared, genuine, only by Ball And Co. Surgeons, and, by their appointment, sold wholesale fetal!. by Mr. Withers, N o . 2 29, S tran d , 7t h d oPr f ron t' mple Bar and by all respeti a bl, : VentiQr4 Tow and L.:ountry, price 26. 9(1, per packci. • ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE SITUA TION OF INFANT CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. London Coffee-House, Feb. 4. AT a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to this ASSOCIATION, held here this Day, lOHN JULIUS ANGERSEIN, Esq. in the Chair; The following Resolutions were agreed to Resolved, That the -following Noblemen and Cloth:111.m be appointed a Committee fOr furthering the Plans and Mea sures proper to be adopted by this Association. • Earl Grosvenor Mr. T. Everett The Bishop of Durharti Mr. B. M. Forster Right Hon. Lord Somerville Mr. %V. Fry Slid 'Francis 'Baring, Bart. Dr. Hawes Mr. Angetstain - Mr. Hebden Mr. Robert Barclay Mr. Marriott Mr. Baring Mr. Fearkes Mr. T. Bernard Mr. Aldermatesriss4troft Mr: Thomson Boost Mr. Stainforth Mr. T. Boom, jun. Mr. D. P. Watts. Mr. P. Colqhoun Resolved, That the above Committee be summoned teat tend at the London Coltite-house, on Friday next, the rich instant, at Twelve o'Clock precisely; fbr the purpose of pre paring the necessary Regulations for the Government of 'this Association. Resolved, That a General Meeting of the Subscribers be held at the London Coffee-house, as soon as the Committee are - prepared to make their Report. Resolved, That the Earl of Moira apd T. H. Broadhead, Esq. be added to the Committee. Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting he given to the Chairman; for 1113 humane Attention to the Business Of this Day. Signed lay Order, IVILLIAM TOOKE. Subscriptions continde to be received by Messrs. Ham. mersleys, Pall-mall'; MesSrs. Iloares, Fleet. treet ; Messrs. Down and Co.'Bartholomew-lane ; .and by Messrs. Newn hatu, Everett, and Co. Mansion-house -street. Bankers. It is the intention of the Subscribers to propose a Preinitsni for the Invention of the best and cheapest Machine, to be ap proved of by the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Ma nuladure, and Commerce, for effectually cleansing Chins nit's, so as_ in tithe to supersede the necessity of employing those unfortunate - Infants ; and, in case of success, to pro- mote, by their example, • its general Adoption. It is -also proposed, should the Subscription be adequate to establish an Institution tor Educating and Cloathing the present miserable Objeas of this Charity, until they can be placed out, as it May hereafter be determined on by the Sub scribers Until these objects can be attained, it is the intention of the Subscribers to watch; as far as may be in their povter, the conduct of the Masters of those unfortunates, and to prevent the Commission of dime numerous Ads of Cruelty so no toriously inflicted on them. Subscriptions received since the last Advertisement : lamb Warner, Esq. ,Es 5 o- o 'Thomas Allen - 5 Stocgular 1 0 The' Lord Mayor 5 o t!! V. F. RiV AZ 2 n The Bishop of Fernes 5 S 0 A. R. - oso 6 Dr. Hallam - 3 3 a S. G. - - 22' o A bet Mousey, Esq. 20 0 lohnßailey,Esq.(R oya l Sir. S. Cushington 5 o E xchance) - 5$ o Chatles Batty - tt o Rob. Barclay', Esq. 5 5 o Francis °militancy t r Chs. Barclay, Esq. t ' t o J R. y 5 0 0 Qua E-l r ' les Harris 5.1 ; o Miss Bull - a o . z 0 0 A. El. D. . o o M. Stuart (coach-of- Geo. lenity ;, • . 2.2 9 fice) - 2 2 Psr::on unknown os o Daniel Mks- Esq. 5 $ b. and L. - at o Mr.Knapp,liromptons t o The . . Scott r t t •• Miss Vyne 2 a o -I- 1. Arle."tP4 , - L 11. Arle s '• I a (4' Mrs. Gititfardicu '• - 1 . 1. Hebberdine r I o Charles Stiiltoy - 0. . ly. Wallis r t o A Lady - 010 -6 The. Frampton 2aoE. S. - ta o Do.-for a Lady i t o Mrs. Scott . 1 3 a 1.4.. D. a z o Sir T. Appreece,Bt. 5. 5 o , Earl of Moira, ty Major-Gen. Forbes t 1 o Messri. Coutts 5 5 e The Earl of Carlisle s s o Mrs. Hall, by do, x t a Arbil. Preston, Esq. 5 5 Miss Bowles, • by do, t o H. R. Willis , a a 0 'F. Coutts, Esq. do. 5 5 o Mr. W. Dance I 1 0 Major-Gen. Hastings, Rt.Hon.Lord Ragot to o o do. 2, 2 o lion. Richard Bagot a o 0 Mrs. C. Hastings, do. 2 2 a Lady Charlotte Dun- Mrs. Lowe; do. ' t 1. o combo - 3 3 E.Antrobits,4sq. do. 5 S o Sir Richard Gannon, CouttsTrotter,Es.do.z o Bart . 5'5 o , Edw. Marjoribanks, Mr. Ord - t t Esk-do: . -• 2 a a. Mr. Cavendish 1 Win. Taylor t t o Mr. W. 11. Irby o los: Howell 0 Miss H. - •oto '6 11. . G roe.nvelt ss 0W .- Vaughan. Esq. 33 9. Wilson Bukbeck' 2 X o Messrs. Hardeastie John W. AdaM, Esq. t t o and Rosier - S 5 0 TRIAL OF COLONEL DESPARD, FOR HIGH TREASON. In a few Days will be ColonelTHE-TRIAL DESPARD, for HIGH TREASON; containing Lord Ellenbo rough's Charge to the Grand Jury, all the Speeches of the Counsel, :and the Evidence verbatim. Taken in Short-Hand By JOSEPH GURNEY and WM. BRODIE GURNEY. Sad by,M., Gurney, Bookseller, Holborn•hill. . This Day was published, In 3 Vols. Oelavo ' price ‘li. 35. • inboards 9'HE HISTORY of the ANGLO-SA ONS,, from their FIRST APPEARANCE above the Elbe, to the NORMAN CON9UEST, By 511. TURNER, F. A. S. Vol; I. Containing their History, previous to the Inva. sion of Britain ; its Conquest, and their Transaelions during he Saxon 06tarchy, to the Death of Ebert. Vol. 11. Containingsh Account of the Political State of the North, , in•the Eighth Century,: The Expeditions of the Sea Kings, and of Replan Lodbrog, and the Life of Alfred the G rest. Vol: 111. Containing the Reigns of the Successors of Al fred, to the Norman Conquest. • igr The Second and Third Volumes may be had separate, price ios. - Published by'Longman and Rees, Paternoster-low. * so . The Fourth and Last Volume, on the Manners, Law, Government, Literature, Religion, and Language of the Saxons, is preparing fer the Ptess: This Day was published, In 01le Volume, 12MO. v. in boards, ATREATISE on the COWPDX ; containing an enumeration of the'principal Faas in the History of t hat Diseise ;. the :Method of communicating the I nfec tion by Innoculation ; and the Meals of distinguishing be tween the genuine and spurious Cow-Pox. Illustrated by Plates. • By GEORGE BELL, Surgeon, Edinbutgh, Member of the Royal. Colleges of London and Edinburgh. Edinburgh ; printed ter' W. Laing ; and Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, •\ Pocket Edition, printed on finis wove paper, hot,pressed. price 3i. 61. in a Case' like an Alm:tnack, or at various other prices, in different elegant and fancy Bindings, of • TOYLIiis GAMES , imprdved and seleacd as a c.,!aopnion to the CARD TABLE; consisting of Practical Treatises on Whist, Quadrille, Piquet,. Quinze, Latisquenet, Faro or Phai'o, Rouge & Noir, Cribbage, Matrimony, Cassino, Connexions, Reversis, Put, All. Fours, Speculation, Loo, and Lottery ; wherein art copprised Calculations for Vetting upon equal or advan tageous Terms. • Printed for R. Baldwin, T. Payne, W. Lowndes,'G.Wil kie, I, Scatcherd, Longman and Rees, J. Nunn, W. Stew art, B. Crosby, T. Hurst, and J. Mawman, Of whom may be had, in 11J110. price .o. bound, Charles Jones's lioyle's Games improved, containing a 6 Vashionable games, sorac'sedentary, ()thus active. , . " That a Subscription be irnmediately.operted, to render " effeetual aid to the' Fund which may arise front the " appropriation of the surplus Reirenue, towards the " gradual Rebuilding this Hospital on its present Scit4, " and that which the Governors are enabled to yurch,tse " under the, Authority of Parliament, for the improv c. " ment and enlargement thereof in London." Which Resolution has already received the countenance of many Governors, whose Nantes, and the Stuns they have .anbscribed, appear hereunder; and to whom tine General Court thus make their PublieAcknoWledgments. `Vivo other Royal Hospitals, those of .St. /Bartholomew and St, Thomas, were Rebuilt by Public Subscription ; and after the liberal support this Charity has experienced for two • centuries and .an half; the GOveritors entertain the confident expectation; that a Royal Seminary, rendered important to the Kingdom at 'arse 'by its magnitude, and by the liberal Education and Maintenance it allordt; will also receiye fa vnuable attention from the Generous and Opulent upon so interesting- an occasion And . this General Court embrace the oppottunity so early ailitrded, of voting Their unanimous Thanks to the Corporation of the City of London, for their unanimous Resolution, " to sub , scribe the stun of One Thousand Pounds towards the gradual Rebuilding of Christ's Hospital upon its present Seim:" - • in which a further proof of the accustomed Protedtion anti Attention of that respectable Body to the Orphans of this City and others is eminently conspicuous ; and exam plebeid forth worthy of imitation. By Order of a General Court holden this Day, RICHARD CORP; Clerk. • ACCOUNT OF, SUBSCRIPTIONS; The Corporation of 'London as above X. woo The Worshipful Company of Grocers 105 Rt..Worshipfut Sir john Robert Ilankey, Esq. so Wm. Anderaon, Bart. Tbamas Poynder, Esq. .too Ald. President ,C. too Samuel Long, Esq. too Worshipful jas. Yalmu, Thomas Latham, Esq. too Esq. Treasurer ' too Robert Dent. Esq. too Isaac Walker, Esq. too john Dent, Esq. _ too john Walker, Esq. rao William Robinson_, Esq. too George Godwin, Esq. .200 Edward Forster, Esq. . too Ch a rles piesettell, Esq. • ,p 00 John Gocifrey, Esq. too o amrook Watson, Esq.. Al- Richard Clark, Esq. too Berman - too John Atkins, Esq. too William Pitt, Esq. . co Clement Samuel Strong, Cornelius Deane, Esq. aoo • E:q. - too Hon. and Right Reverend Tholoio Roberts, Esq. too Shut; Lord BMhop of t: mitring, Cal , sra , Durham • tao Archibald Paxton, Esq. too Sir Roger Newdlgate, St. 20 0 William Dent, Esq. too Right Hon. Alex. Lord john Brickwood, Lsq. too Viscount Bridport too lion. Gen. William Hat- Richard Lea, Esq. too vev - too William Bosanquet, Esq. so Richard Godwin, Esq. too Thomas Sayer, F.sq. so Thomas Coles, Esq. too Rev. : Matthew Thomas so Thomas EvvtL Freeman, Benjamin Col; Esq. too Esq. - - too Solomon Hougham, Esq. so William Wilcox, Esq. 5o Chas. Flower, Esq.. Al- Edmund Wilcox, Esq. 5o • derman a - top Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. too fames Jacks. Esq.. so John Whitmore, Esq. too George Clark, Esq. Al., ' . Turner, Esq. (Fleet- derman - tel street) •• - - 5! Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. Wm. Higginson, Esq. too Alderman -. . los Wm. Gosling, Esq. too David Pike Watts,_ Esq. too john ..Julius Angerstein, Robert Procious, Esq. • Joo Esq. - los john Broadley _Wilson, Francis Wilson, Esq. too . .Esq. - 'so John Anthony •Rucker, William Willis, 'Esq. too Esq. - - aoo Thomas lames, Esq. - so Dan. Hen. Rucker, Esq.. too Rev. Robert Cranmer Zoo . Isaac Hawkins Browne, Esq. and Rev. T. . G iiborne, out of the Residue of the Estate of Isaac Hawkins, Esq. tOOO Note. All Subscriptions arc invested as they are received ; and the Account. may be inspeeted at the Counting-House of the Hospital. • ,• This Day were published, in Three Volumes, O&tvo, price *l. 4s. in boards. POLITICAL and MILITARY MEMOIRS of EUROPE, from the Renewal Of the War on the Con tinent, in 1798, to the Peace of Amiens, in t 8 0 ,.. With an d IntroduOry View of the . Treaty of Cainivo:Formio, and Proceedings of the Congress at Rastadt. By T. E. RITCHIE,' Sold by T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, NO: 39, Paternos ter-raw ; and E; Balfour, Edinburgh. • * * The Second and Third Volumes may be had separate, price i6s. in boards. Of the above Boosellers may be had, translated front the Firenth, by the same Author, Campaign of Geaeral Bonaparte in - Italy, in 1796 and 1797,. Second Edition, in tame. price gs; in beards. This. Day Wl3 published, in welves, elves, price ss.bd. inboards, A. NEW GUIDE to the ITALIAN LAN. GUAGB, by which it may be learned with great facility and dispatch. 'Chiefly intended for yopng Ladies, And those who Italie not learned their own Language gram. inatically, oh a very simple and easy plan, never betiare at tempted., By C. A. GRAGLIA, Author of the Italian and English Diilionary. Printed for the Author, and sold by T. N. Liingman, and O. Rees; G. and Robinson, and C. Hurst, Paternoster row; J. Mawrnanc Poultry; Lackington and Co. Finsbury square T. Boosey, Broadotreet ;• J. Lloyd, Harley - street; and Ta bart, Old Bond-street. Very speedily will be published,,,by the same Author, Italian Exercises, on a new plan, adapted to the ahyve Grammar. . . . For CIIIILBLAINS, RHEUMATI,SMS, BRUISES, Dr. STIIERS's,OPODgLDUC. THIS - Medicine ha§ been long acknowledged to - be superior to every preparation of the kind in the Cure of Bruises e Sprains, Rheuinatisins, Cramps, Numbness and Stifiliess of the Joints, and whet' external Complaints, as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Paralytic State. it is also particularly serviceable for Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should tic dissolved, and applied warm. On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc•is p_asted a Stamp, in which arc engraved these words, '' F. Newhery, No. 4 . 5, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. Newbery, at the • WArebouie for Dr. Jatnea's Powder, No. C, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors rim the corner ni Cheapside, London ; and, by his appointment, by Messrs. fubouit ancl Co. N. and Vidding, No. 76, Oxford-street; *I. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; -j. Ward, !Online-row Holborn 'Putt, Royal Exchange; awl W. Clarke, Bo rough, High-:street. Price 2S, 6d, per Bottle, invitictillt the Stamp, or Six 6 r tit. 64; £.441' INDIA I:NMI% Feb, illy Z, Ittoj, THE COURT of DIRE97'O RS of ihe UNtt.ED COMPANY of MERCII/INTS of Eiv- L/INIJ trading to the East Indies, do berehy give Make, That they will he ready to receive Proposals, in writing; on or before WEDNESDAY, the 16th inst. pont any Person ii rio may have engaged to furnish the Commissionirs of Ili; llajes y'a Tran. tport Service with Tonnage for New S'autd lfales, on what Terms they are willing to Let to the Company, a good COPPER BOTTOMED SIIIP , of front 45010 soo Tons Barthel:, to bring home Teas and other Goods from China; nab Ship to he approved by the Company's Officers, and to Sc Manned and Equipped in every respea agrerato to the usual. Regulatims of the avow!) , the Tender to express the rate of Freight for Builder's Measure. mete, and also for Surplus Tonnage, and stath.g the same an the lowest Terms, as there will 110 i be an opportun4 of making aly Abatement. , The Tender lath the words " Ship Tendcr" rot tie rover, to he severally left tvitb the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'C.luck at Noon, on the said 16th isut. ho•osed which hour not ayy Ten. der can be received. IkILZ,L4 hf RA .VSA 3', .S'er, Draft of the Terms and Conditions on tobkh the said Sbip 6e entertained fur the - Companys Soviet, ingy be sea on appli cation to Air. Coggan, Clem to the Committee o.f Shipping. EAST` INDIA I Fit rttary 2, tBo3. TII,E. COURT of DI RECTOR,S' of t he- UNITED COMI'ANY of .11ERCIfeINTS #. ENG. Lrll4) trading to the East Indies, do her,Gy give Notice, fiat the Court will be rear to reCiiVe PrOplf.lll ill writing, at stry time an or before it'EDIVESIMY: the 9th March next, froos. :web Pertens who may be willing to Let oh freight go id COPPED BOTTOMED SIIIPS,cf the Burthen rj from stso to 608 Tons r 13 ilder's Aka:moment, for tle ;aid Company, Servlct, 'fix go.yages certain. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover s , to be severally sealed up, and left avid) the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on. the said 9th March , beyond wbirb boar not any Tender will be rtccit4d. WiLLIR dif RR tif SA Y, Secretary. Copy of the Terms and Conditions on which the said Ships will he engaged in the Company's Service, may de had on application to Mr. fames Coggan, Clerk to the Conintittce of Shipping, on or Alfa itsednesday, the 9th ilia. TO TILE' LADLES. IT the preservation of Health and Beauty be an object of importance to the Fair Sex, Dr H*oouM, the sole Inventor and Proprietor of those - invaluable Medicines, tins NERVOUS• CORDIAL and BOTANICAL. SYRUP, troimilnpulses at once the most delicate and disinterested, recommends - to the loveliest part of the Creation those ape. cities which `have never tailed, under a variety of the. most critical cases, to prove a sovereign, if not an infallible AM IN: most efficacious remedy ever yet discovered for Nervous 'Dis eases and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions, Weakness of Sight or Memory, Hypochondria, Tremblings of the Mind, Sexual Debility, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, and all other: Diseases arising from a relaxed State of the Nervous System ; and as various .Disorders of the , Huntart krame.are brought on by dissipation. in Youth ;. and the groz;is violation of those rules which Prudence dictates Or the pre.. scrvation of liealth, and laying a foundation for a long and happy 14.4 with a firm and strong Constitution. Ws . there are complaints, peculiar - to the Fair Sex, altogether unknown to men, and of too delicate a nature fo he mentioned through the medium of public prints, and which require, in (iittlrent periods and situations, the most skilful medical sistatice to complete the original design of, the all wise and omnipotent Author of the Univerx ; to the ladies, there_ fore, and especially to those in what is unde,stood by the tura of life, this Nervous Cordial is most admirably; adapted, ,eud capable of administering all those great anti' tits which were so king and so genet-ally experienced from those celebrated Dotlors Dc to Cour and II tigh , Smith„ which indeed were solely perforixte4 e lay this , rooet incomparable Medicine. Mrs. Ludfortl, of Artillery:s reet , 'Bermondsey, was fir bided with a swelling all .over her , body ; but taking 1)r. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, has found great react'. AVitnesses, John Harcourt, Spanish I,eatlier Diesser, Ar e ti I [cry reet, Bermondsey• R Pierce, Coa I- Merchant,. Na. 2, Berinotulsey New Road. : —September 1,7,„ 12e3. • FRENCH REPUBLIC. M. Fourcroy, the tqinister, scull - 11 . st Chemist in Europe, has given Dr. Brodum a Certificate as to the excellence of thet above Medicine ; which Certificate has received, the Signe-, turd of Mr. Merry, the British Minister resident in France. The Botanical, Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Do4or's House, No. O, Albion -street, near girt Leverien Musenm, Surrey-side of Blae.kfriats Uritlee,in But.. ties at tl. as. ; 11S. ; and bs. t Duty included); jetvult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. Iso,„ Oxford- street,' c?pOosite Bond." street; GOlttitt r No. 43, Cornhill ; Ward, .No. 324 , H a l. born ; Withers at 4 ta Coekell'e) Medicine Warehouse, N. 22.9, Strand, Temp e Bar; Tutt's, R. 1 Exchange W ills sins, Perfumer to His Mniesty, No. 41, Pall. ; Novbery- Cotner. of St. Paul's Church- vard ; Bolton's, Royal F.:i t change; Ching. and Butler, lqo 4, Cheapsnk; Burge o i s , Amick and Son, No. 3s, Haymarket.; Shaw's. Medicine Warehouse, High-street, Borough, op the Southmirk. )I:ankr Mr. Piading's, No. 76,0xt0r -street, opposite the theon ; 1 urbe3, Druggist, No. 32., 131.1elemau,street, no. rough; and Dicey, Bow-lane. _ And by all Printers, Book Okra, and Venders of Medicine in the three: Xingdoms. Ilrodoin's Guide to 014 Age, or-Advice to both Sexes. to mplaints. —To - obtain a rAilical an.l permanent cure tbr thaw uectet of /statute which delicacy often forbids to disclose mitt to their Relatives; with, a Treatise on FL'otaio Diseawl. N es .. " which is Y ird c ei l ti mi A d t r l i v 'te ic'e to Bath and Ho and conwmptivee:t-welt Bathers, &I:. It is ixtrticul.irlr recommended to Sebtiari4l6 Alen. A 2,1.5. Bottle contains equal to five small ma, Lettef,S, statin i 4 Patients Cases, -with the Dottotii usual Fete of a G uinea s will be serial) , aslemsied t 4.1.