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Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. SEDGWICK,, Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. FISHER; Mr. EVANS, CIPRIANI, Mrs. YOUNG, Miss Mr. STEPHENS, Mrs. HARLOWE, Miss MENAGE, Miss MELLON, Miss TYRER. Chorus of Mincrs. Messrs. Danby, Welch, Maddocks, Cooke, H. Caulfield, I. Caulfield, Dibble, Elliot, Smith, Rhodes, Aylmer, Willoughby, Milbourn,Sawyer, lones,Sylvester, Heather, Blanchard, &c. &c. s a uw ers , • Willi arns , Chorus of Nuns. Blesds. Blanchard, Arne, ‘Ventworth, Coates, Nlaciclocks, Wells, Watson, Bristow, Grimaldi, eily, Butler, Wrag, Fisher, Robinson, S. Robinson, Smith, &c. &c. WITH THE DEVIL TO PAY. • jobson, Mr. BANISTER, jun. Nell, Mr. JORDAN. THIRD TI.NIE. TIIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March S, t 803, will be presented JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHNIAN's FIRE-SIDE. With New Scenes and Dresses. The Principal.Charaaers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOKE, FAcycETT' Ipt-iNsTo F., Mr. IL IMINS'TON, tLANCi!ARD, i .. .NIERV, Mr. WAI.II.IIr, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENI'URT, And Mrs. IL JOIINSTON. The PrObagne to be spoken by Mr. ERUNT N. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. I OHNSTONE. • wr II " • SELIM A AND AZOR. The hew Comedy, called John Bull or,, an Englishman's Fire-sicir., was reerved 611 its Past representation List Saturn day, With applaust - perfealy From the abund ant overflow from all parts of the Theatre, it will be re peated every E veiling till further notice. On Thursday, with The Quaker. ,‘ Pri-IE. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE CLUB meets .4. on THURSDAY NEST, the loth March, at FREE . AIASONS"rAVERN, Great Quepn-street. 1 , • Dinner on the Tabie at Stx o'Clock precisely. LORD lc. L ITT! in the Chair. Ceritlemen who intend Dining there, are requested to leave thcirNameil at the Bar as soon as possible. IMPERIAL INSURANCE OfFICE.. THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY GIVE NOTICE, ir r i FIAT on 'MONDAY, the- 14. th instant, they will be ready to receive, .at their Office, in SUN COURT,. CORINTH' 1.L., Proposals for. Insurances from Tire, of Houses and other Buildings; Household Furnit ure , Coots,•Wares, and : Merchandize, manufadured, or unmanu taetured Stock' in . Trade ; of Ships,• Barges, arid other Yes. gels in Port, or in .Dock, and Goods on board the same; also of Ships and other Vessels, building or repairing; of Barges and Lighters, on navigable Rivers sod Canals, and of Goods on board thereof; also of Agricultural Stock, and Utensils, as vvell as of every other Description of Property, which is 'insurable from Fite.''' The Company look forward with confidence to the Pa tronage and Support of the PUblic, under a n assurance t h a t this Establishment will be conducted on Principles of the highest Integrity ; and that all their Engagements will be scrupulously fulfilled with Promptitude, and Liberality. By Order of the Board, London, J. DAY, Sec. March 1803. iF ik * Proposals and Particulars of Rates for Insurance, wilt be ready to be delivered, on or before the 14th of this Month. ASIIMNABLE DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION. (1, ESSItS. HOPKINS and SON'S ACADEMY for PRIVATE INSTII UCTION in F as hi ona bl e DANCING, at COACHNIAKERS-HALL; Foster-lane, Cheapside, continues Open for •the'. improvement of such LADIES 410 GENTLMMEN as have new acquired this AccomplishMe n t. Or ihnse Nv Ito have not obtained t h e p re . scut FASHIONABLE: MODE; may be expeditictin.ly in strueed in the most Plt I VAT E MAN NER in all the E L E. t. ANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS "now in use; to qua litV them for the FIRVI' ASSEMB'E.I ES. ' YOUNG LA DIES, and (.;ENTI. EMEN are' also Taught every •FA • &RION ABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give the most...elegant Addresi. ' N. B. The Morning Academy for• LADIES ONLY is Opea, , a m t will be continued till His Majesty's Birthday. 9 -1 1-IE very distinguished Approbation • which itm3ARTs and PLO W MAN's New Manufactory has txperenced from 1.1 ER MAJESTY, . ROYAL FA. l I,Y, the Nobility and Gentry, • &c. claims from them their respedful Acknowledgements. 'They Hatter themselves, froth their unremitting attention to woduce Taste and Ele gance in their Extensive Colledion for Fashionable Dress, that it exceeds' in novelty arid variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. R. and P. being the Inventors and Manufacturers, warrant the dear- or every Article sold in their Warehouse ; altd beg to acquaint the. Public, they arc only to be had ge nu i ne a their %Vare,rOoms, No. t, Chandos-street, Covent-garden- /ORGAN and 'SAND4RS'S New -.inve nte d 1 Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs the much-admired Patent Brass-screw lletlsteads, Sofa Beds and Chair Beds, with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet A rtieles, upon improved principles, for the furnishing Houses Loinplete, . • „ _ . , te I .No. t 6 and 17, Catherine-Street,. Strand. ` imperial Dining Tables arc allo‘Ved,to b..: the-hand somest and.ninst complete set of Tables ever vet invented ; elegant Dome Beds, with new-designed Window CUrtains, c ”, s uite ; new -irvent e d Nlusquitto Couch Beds for Foreign M amasses and.l3eitiling . cninplete every , A click. ni the U pliolsterand ' Cabinet Branches,executed in the dest and most Modern stile of Fashion and Taste' and of the .choicest Materials and high-finished Workmanship, „MORGAN ;Lod SANDERS, kurnishing, Upholsterers and Cabinet -.Makers, 11 No. 16, and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. B. 'ro prevent. mistakes,. please to notice the Num bers,. 16 and PALM SOAP in the greatest Perfedien. BERRY having made great Improvements in his well known Palm Soap, recommends it with renewed confidence to the Nobility and' Gentry, 'prepared from that sweet fragrant article Palm Oil ;. thepleasantoess of the.perfmne, and delicacy ui us use d has mewed ;he At tention and patronage of many of the first Fat ihcs, and is esteemed a valuable diseoery for softening, clexn9tng, brac.. • ing, and preserving the Skin trom the lunttol, file sin l 4. and IS also mond an excellent defence against cold winds, and sharp fr , ,stv air. Sold iu Square or Balls fs. each, with the-wads." Samuel Ikrry," cni the 4.-rapper. . The P/opriitor recommer,cl6 it As the iw s t Snap tor si;tt lig. producii4;4tirtt; tt I:.+til , =l,l>roW for tender tac, in round , cakes Is. each, prepared and soli! Ax S. .w 5, holtsai t: Pertomer,. ;7, Vatek•gmet, by .ippointinenr,o4,t The Pcrfwita>. "&ti'Loctictbill :add taffetentnoWi l s in the three • MON DA Y, MARCH 7, 1803. . _ . LONDON TAVERN, February IE, 1833. At a MEETING of the MANUFACTURERS' of SILK HAN DKERCH I E FS, and others concerned in that Branch of Trade, to consider of the proposed admiSsion of India. Silk Hadlterchiels for Houle Consumption, subject to certain Duties • RICHARD LEA, Esq. in the Chair; THE : followiOg Resolutions weie passed unarii .l. .mously : - .. . That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the introduc tion bf . India Silk Handkerchiefs - for Home Consumption, -will be injurious to the Industry of the Country ( by depriv ing Thousands of Employment, detrimental to its Revenue, both in Customs and Excise, and to the interest of the. East India Company, by greatl rdiminishing the consumption of Bengal Silk, and ultimately will be destrudive to this Branch of Manufaelory in this Country. - That a Committee be• appointed, to ;take. the necessary measures to prevent this introduction taking place. - That the following Gentlemen compose this Committee, with power to add thereto from time to time ; and that. Five be a Quorum for the dispatch of businvis. Richard Lea, Esq. London. Pelee Wallis, Esq. London. M.Baintry, Esq. Macclesfield. JameS.Pattison, Lsq; do. John kyle. Esq. - do. . C..s, Cazenove, Esq. do. Tho. Philips, Esq. Leek, John Taylor, Esq. do. 1 ohn Fynney,. Esq. - do. Win. Thorpe, Esq. . do r: . Pearson, Esq. Macclesfield.j ohn Jourdan, Esq. do, Vrn. Wilson,. Esq. London. tames Vatloek, Esq. do. Jos; Wilson, Esq. -• do. E. Durant, Esq. do, B. Wilson, Esq. Manchester. That a Subscription be immediately entered into (to be called for when necessary) for defraying such Expences as may arise in the prosecution of this busineis, and that a Book shall lay at Weaver's Hall for this purpose. .. . That Richard 'Lea, Esq. be requested -to ad as Treasurer, and E. purant, Esq.; as Secretary. That the •Conimittee he empowered and instruaed to watch over the progress of any innovation in the introduction of any Silk-manufactured Goods, the Prohibitory Bill hav ing been passed. for one year only instead of Live, as usual.. That the Resolutions of this Meeting, signe d by the Chair man, die publiShed in such Morning and 'Evening Papers as the Committee may dired. . . RICHARD LEA. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Richard Lea, Esq. for his very able conduCt in the Chair, . • • ItuDustEriTs OF .DRAWING. 19E SECOND EDITION Of-ORME's Rum_ IENTS, of DRAWING LANDSCAPE apd.PER SP ECTI VE, is now ready for Sale, at No. 59, New Bond street where may be had the greatest variety of British En. gravings, Transparencies, and hooks of Instrudion, in every style of Drawing. No. 59, New Bond -street, corner of Brook -street._ "THE GREAT' ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Consisting of 44,000 Tickets.—To begin. Drawing, Apra 4, 18.8- GRAND 211EME: No.'of Prizes. Value of tad). Total Value. 4 Prites of ,C . 20,000 is ,C.1i0,000 . • 3 • 10,06 . ' . .30,Q40 . , 3 3 ,000 15,000 3 . ' 2,000 - 6,000 -- S - -- 1,000 5,:,..i0. 3 0 ' zoo 3,0.30 6o _ So .3,000 12,500 zo _— 250,000 _±140 0 .0 Tickets. ,C moo! V..r This Scheme differs from all others.tor many years past, in the circumstance of not having any Prizes fixed ter particular days. ► CI \VIET and. Co. No. t t, Poultry, are appointed by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. 'This Office {established in the year 1759) has been fortunate in .the Sale of Capital Prizes, Till Te EN or which were of the Last and Three preceding Lot teries, and some of them divided into many Shares. - • THE DUTCHESS OP NENNE's NOVEL. This pay -was published, 'ln TliNeVUlurnss, price Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence, in boards, ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or,, the HIS'T'ORY of LADY GEORGINA CECIL. By the DUTCHESS of PIENNE, Printed fur Thomas Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster-row. THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INTO TURKEY, SYRIA, AND .EGYPT. In the Press. al a i on the esth of March.will be published, in ot.e Voinine, Quarto, price Twii Guineas and`a Half, in Boards, embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Engrav ings, from Drawings taken on the Spot, TRAvus TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR; SYRIA, and across the Desert into EGYPT, during . the Year t7g9, i3e+6, and 136 t, in Company with the TurkiSh Arinynxid thejtrilisit i:liiitary•Mission, which ,was sent from. this Country into Turkey. under the Command of General Koxut,eß; containing. Details of the Prweedings and Opera tions of the nitkisli Army under the C(.ntinait,i (.rand Vizier,'with authentic :mil circumstantial Accoinits of the, {?hearth State of those Parts of the Turkjsti kutpite. - To which :,re annexed, ' • •A Meteorological journal, art Observations onthe.Plague,. and on the Diseases of the -WI LIA Of the Royal A rtll lery, Surgeunto the Mi,ssion, and upwards of two Years. Physician to the Grand Vizier and tile prin cipal Officers of the Turkish Aripy." fork.Pritucd Phillips, No, r, , St. Paul's Churchyard. In the Press; and speedily will be published, in 6 Vols. Elegantly printed on thick l'ost Ivo. and inPerny duodecimo, decorated with Similes and Portraits, engraved front Original PiAures, by Caroline Watson, . THE WORKS of the . Right Hon, LADY MANY WORTLEY MONTAG U, now first published, .by permission, from the original , Nlainiscripts ; none of which have hitherto been printed, excepting an imperfea Copy of the Letters from Constantinople. These Volumes will contain her Ladyship's Qorrespon dence at difli:rent periods of her Life, viz. .1. Before her Marriage, in 1712, 2. During Mr. Wortley's Embassy to Constantinople, from 1716 to 1718. 3. With her Sister, the CounteSs of Mar, while resident at Twickenham, between 1720 and 1735. 4. With Mr. Wortley, and her Daughter, the late Coun tess of lute, during her residence in France and Italy, be tween the years 1739 and 1762. . • Interspersed wall numerous Letters hitherto unpublished, fro , a Pope, Young, Fielding, and other distingUished racters. They will also inchni: Original Poems and, Essays, in French and English, by het Ladyship'; and to the whole will be prefixed, authentic Memoirs of her Lite. Printed ter Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard. HOLCROFT's NEW COMEDY. This Day was published, price Half-a-Crown, HEAR BOTH SIDES, a New Comedy, in FiveAds,performing at this time with universal ap plause, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-I: me. By THOMAS HOLCROPT. Printed for Richard Ptlillips, N0..71, Sr. Paul's Church.. yard, and sold by Messrs. CArpenter, New Bond-street ; Ginger, :Piccadilly ; R. H. IVcstley,.. Strand ; anti all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, lately published, A TALE of MX‘TERV-, a. Melo-Drame, by the same Author, decoraterivrth four Etchings, price zs. - THE PILOT. • . , On Wednesday, March 2,, was published, NUMBER XIII. Ot 'THE PILOT, 'WEEKLY PAPER ; contain mg Parson ThWaak.'em's Letter to Earl Temple ; No,:f; of the Anti-G.illican Battery ; No. 4, of the Art qt Lying, illustrated by Mr. William Corbett, together with the Epistle written by himself, before, he expired last Saturday.; with other miscellaneous articles of Intelligence. On account of the great demand for No. XI. and No. X I I. of The P t 'Aar, containing the Defence of the G4ll.nit Forty-second Regi ment, and proving to a 'demonstration that the Invincible Standard was captured by them, in answer to the elatias and aspersions in Gobbet's' Register, they have been re-printed, and will be ready tbr delivery this day, price loci, eaoh, at V. Griffith's, the Publishcr ' No. 134, Patl-Mall, where the former Numbers may be had. • A - CAPITAL BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED •OF. TO BE 13ETT, for the Remainder of a Tenn of Fourteen • Years,. Ten whereof a MAME pired, • ! ALL that Calmat BREW-HOUSEi MILL; and DW L 1 . 251 G-H OOS E, with a Stal:le, Out -houses,,' and Garden together with a Field of about qine.:ScrgrilW tuatel at W.A.DIPO LE, in the County of PORS ET zdjit . two miles distant from Weymouth, and from wilictilfilac'eall Good; may be conveyed easily by water in a Lighter, which the Taker may be accommodated with., The A):ive Pre utises are in excellent condition, having been fitted up at the commencement of the Lease at a great expence...linciall the Tuns and Casks made of the best e aterials are just now sea soiled, which, with the Utensils in ['rade and Stock ofprime Old Beer, will be disposed •0f.,t0 the person who takes the Premises, where the Business may be immediately carried on-to a' very great extent. The Water is particularly line for Mewing, and a constant supply for the Mill. Particulars may be known on application to Mr. Joseph liorsforch. Weymouth. . Weymouth„ . Feb. 23, 1803. • • • VALUABLE COP YHOLD HO'USES, POT-WORKS, BULL SING SITUATIONS, andCLOSES of LAND, at SIIELTON, near Hanley; in the must central part of the Statibrdshire Potteries. • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By THOIVIAS'SETORTHOSE, - - At the Swan Inn, in Hanley, in the'County of Stafford, on Thursday the loth Day ot March inst. ; the Sale to begin at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, subject to Conditions to be then produced, in several Lots; A,N Ele4ant and Substantial DWELLING. HOUSL, with very. commodious • Offices, a large walled Garden, and excellent Out-buildings, consisting of a three-stalled Stable, a Cow-house and Coach-house, with two capital Sets ot ?ot-works, calha i the Upper Works and Lower Works ; and an extensive Plot of Land bciore the House: and about the; Works, -containing, in the whole, a A. 3 R. 25 P. be the same more or less ; also several Lots of Building, G round staked out, anti four Closes or Pieces of capital Grazing Land i with three small Tenements - , the whole must desirably situated at Shelton aforesaid, and now in the possession - of Captain Simpson. The House is finished in I suyerior stile, and contains a Dining-loom, 20 feet by 1 4 feet o inches ; a:Drawing-room, 14 reet ts feet 6 inches ; a Hall, 14 feet Ouches by 8 feet i inches, writh Rooms over of the same size, beautifully laid Oak Floors and Staircase, a small .Parlour, good Kitchen and Laundry; with good Lodging Rooms over them ; Attics, Store-room, and excellept Vaulted Cellars, &c. all in tom plete Repair; the Garden is well planted with it mit Trees of various sorts, and is in a high state of cultivation ; a large 'Wall has been recently built lit 'a considerable expe:nce round 'the Plot of Land before the House, which completely pre vents any trespass, and forms a beautiful I nclosure. The Upper Pot-works consist'of four Capital Hovels, and the Lower Works have two HoVels, a great extent of Ware house room to each, Counting Houses, and every otherton venience • also in Istfc4t, .It.,pair, hate a never-failing sup ply of Water adjoining, are a slihrt distance front the Canal, and chase to Coals. The Utensils in the Pot-works,.A6a the .FiXtures 'in the I loose, which are modern,' tif tit iltal by tlie Purchaser at a t.,ir valuation. The Purchaser may also,be accommodated with all or any pArt.of the Household Furniture, ,which is in the modern stile of elegance, and a Pew or Seat in - the Front of tho North bide-of the Gallery of Hanley Church,- No. 44„ may. be treated for by Private Contract. ' The Situation of the Hou:ie, and the wholeof 'the Lots, is not surpassed in any part of toe StaffiirdShire Potteries ; and When the ;resent nourishing state of the Eirthert Ware Ma nufaCtuies is taken in VieW, with the certainty also , qf their increase to an extent 'which cannot be foreseen, it wiWbe lowed that this Saletresents an opportunity, which cat' sel dom be had. `,„ An:wietpaate PortiOn of the F nr chase-money may remain secured on the respective Lots. • Possess on thereof may be iiad at I.Ady.-day • next; and for a View ot the P r6nists and further itarticul ars, l'efiir to Cap. Matti' Simpson,. of She ton aforesaid.; to thet-saiit-Thotrias .iltort;iose ; or to Mr. Griffin, Attorney at Law, Stoll; VVlieri; Plans of the different Lot 4 may be seen. - HOLCROEVs TRAVELS. In the Press, and speedily will be: published, In Two ele gant Volumes, Quarto, decorated with a, great number of Vignettes, together with a separate Volume of large En. graven s, by the first Artists, representing the principal bje4s and Buildings in Paris,,many of them from beauti. furritawings made under the direction of the Auther, 'TRAVELS in. GERMANY, HOLLAND , FLANDERS, and FRANCE, "TrirCius particulars; relative to. the present State of thai Capital:. its Nlaimers, Cliarael:rs, Paintings, Music, The atres, GJOens, Institutioni,"Architetture, &c. We. • By TH.t)MAS- HOLCROFT. Printed ror Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. PatiPs Church yard. THE MOST'RECENt and AUTHENTIC ACCOVNT ot•NORTI - I AMERICA. • , • , . A New - Edition, in Four large Volumes, oClavo, Price Two C ultras in boards, with Three. whole-sheet Maps,: several. large Tables, TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES'of NORTH AMERICA, the COUNTRY i,t . the I RO— QUO IS, and UPPER. CANADA, in the Years 1795, 1796, - and "179 L; by the • DU of ROCHE FOUCAULT LI ANCOURT. • With an authentic Account of ..LOWER CANADA. Critical Approbations of this Valuable Work. " These Travels constitute a Work of much greater Im portance and Value than are attributable to the generality of Publications under similar Titles, , They' are written- in the manner of Arthur Young's Travels in France, and furnish the Readerwith a vast Mass of Geographical, ortunerdial, Po litical, and Economical Information, the result of attentive remark, and judicious inquiry."—New Annual Register. aur present Traveller Its. united' great attention to no common abilities. His Descriptions are clear and explicit, and his Observations in general are judicious. He had'.the: best means of Inhumation., Through the whole of the Tour, - Agriculture, and its various operations and instruments, were . observed with:particular attention. His Description of the Northern and Eastern Regions of the United States, may be considered as a valuable and faithful account of a Country' hi t herto little known."-- Critical Review. • " The useful InforMation which this Work contains, is considerable. The, Duke has certainly not been an idle Tra veller, and his Agricultural Remarks will-greatly:asaist the Reader, in acquiring correct ideas of the Country. The 'Translator appears to !lewd! acquainted with the American States; and -his Notes frequently increase the information, und correct the errors of the Original."—Monthly Revi tw. Printed for Richard Phillips,No. 71, St: Paul's Church yard, and may be had of all Booksellers in the British Empire. Of whom may be road. the- few remaining Copies of the Quarto Edition, price Three, Guineas in boards: ' lIIVENIGE ROOKS. ' • This Day was puglished. in Two small Volumes, Price 4s. half-bound, printed in a large 'Type, and embellished with Twelve handsome Copper-plates, Tito IBLE STORIES ; or, The Memorable 'itVis of the Ancient Patriarchs, Judges, and Kings, extraded from their original-llistorians. in the Old. and New 'Testa ment. , . By WILLIAM SCOLEIVID .„. •_ _ The above.mentioned Work is the produclion of a Parent, who could not hod, knifing' the. numerous Works which tint the last twenty years have been published for the use of Chil dren, one which he could, with complete 54tisfadion v put into the hands of his own. The njrrations contained in the Old and-New Testament, surpass in interest and simplicity any specimens of narration which can be found in the,World. The present VolumeS, it May therefore be supposed, will prove to. Children a posy of sweet-smelling Bowers ' without one , ;hrub of evil sent, or a single thorn to detractfroni the pleasure it is able to allbal. Printed for Richard Phillips, No; 7r, Paul's Church. yaid ; and sold by B. Tabart, No. isi, New Bond-street ; by J. Harris, St. PauPsChurch-yard ; and by 411 13Dok,ef,- tem • Of whom may be had, the following superior Books for the " Use of Young Persons, lately published, _ _ 1. MiAs l'oeiry.for Chlt.clre,n, price 2S. 6:1. 2. The juvenile l'hirarch, eonbeithig of the Lives of ex traordinary Children, prate 25. 3. Visits tO the Nhitt.lurie Lotiin:C3i Gabrdell By L. F. jaultiet, in a_ vols'. pricy 3,. LOONI,, or wHITE ,CI PIIAI_, IC SNIUFF • preivired wholly front salubrioui English I'lanis , -;''fit Must C; ()alp taint 4 of the 11, asl, particulirly ehe coiner n Head it seldom rail; itnitiestiftc ease, and, "4" potsitert . irt, prevents returns, No L;otint. , r is it talteo thAtt ellez.ts are 1..11t, by wannitlA the Neevons System reliev.tt Lowntiss.ot Spirits, Fits Otioftry kind, .Nervotts - Disordorze, Faintness of the tie . rfci,.. lothaigio), DT ( '`'‘'sjoesit' Loss Oehler/loot and •Partlytietoittlitalfits it% Oittutesi of.tho 41td Ceatness, That: 114V.c hoo itmo r nit:rabic of as efii,%try. 'flit! initirpCointrion Snu irdoos ,to ti, 1-te3d,artd,-$1044i4411. r 11143, 4 dog rgth be pitvented, by 'filling:4r ‘N i tt 4,lit this Sutiff) it - corroaA tentil A ir, ttioroby pretiltritsrterattirtii at . ittictiioUl Disease*. Price rite bt.,ttli:,-kisly i t y 4 4, u lgJ Messrs. q 'Die and Co.• bow Church:y.l - rd, alq oppoitited tite oily Witulo4l4 in 4) . bo.iralliiie.r..tirflt..tht: lowingVendtrs air att.tit !`.lt,orz.„No zi. Great Covent-gArdca; Ne..ll,ntat Wfthigt,, No. 27.9, Strand; iceith;in,i Co. Nu. so, flay ; Sae, NC/: Oict'Borta.Streett, and No. 164, -, Fleet-Strtet Woo, No. 3z.1, and Pcarsai, No. 13 t, Holoont caeca, 13«, Oltbrd•st ryes Anti:t most Venderi inihe United irEL9lk.a. [PRICE•SIXPENCE.; • OFFICE OF. ORDNANCE; .111areh 4, 1203. , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of iiislll4. jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they will& ready at their Office, iY St. 11fargaret..street, mitster, on FRIDAY, The. ath anstant, to receive' Pi•o. kraals from euch•Persons as may be willing to uneictake the sup• ply of the different 4.,-rt.r of BEDDING, TENT, ard SA I Li%IAKERS ARTICLES, required far the Service cf the Ordnance department, upon Cal trade for a given period, conformable to Patterns and Specimens, -which may lie, inspected at the Tvzoe'r, up.n application to !le able) Clerk una' the Principal Storekeeper of tbe Ordnance, Where printed Conditions of the Contra: , and &battles rthe Articles to- be furnished under each contrat7, may he recalvfd by such Persons who intend to make Prolosais fops the supply of the !fr. • Ibe Prvps.24 to 4Plive,e.i ct the Secretar?'t Once, i 4 Sr: Allarga)et-4treet, 'reap:ix:ter, .ptd ri fr trkr..i an lir oat. side with a specOcatian cl the Artic.es ireo t-ird to be J1(01...4 and no Tender•wilt te admitted afar the tSti. , By Order of the &a+ di R. H. CREII; Stc. TO TIM FACULTY. SMITH's - PATENT Al R-PUMP VAPOUR-BATH.' r rIHIS Apparatus comprehends and cumhiries in an eminent degree, the properties tit 'powerfully fo menting a part, and then removing the pressure of the At. =sphere from such part, or subjeding it to the influence of the Cupping-glass on a sole more extensive than has been before thought of. • - The efficacy of this Apparatus has been most satisfatiorilt proved by several of the-Faculty, and parricidal ly by 1)r. Blegborough,•whe has written a Treatise, entitled Flats . and Observations respetling the Use of the Air-Pump Va pour-Bath' in Gout, Rheumatism, Palsy, and other Dis; eases," lately published, -where , every particular respecting its physical properties may-be seen. . • ' 1. he objed of the Pantentee - is to dispose of the privilege of, using the said Apparatus in mannerfollowing tst, By Counties to Professional Gentlemen. zlty, Forindividuai use, within the limits included in the Patenti namely, the United Kingdoms ; and, 34y, To be used beyond the said limits only. I' he lOvOest Premium ot . the first Privilege tor the different Counties of England, is 1001. a higher Premium having been attached to some of them. • _ The Preiniuni liar individual use, including the price (Ilona complete Apparatus, is pow tined at 401, and those Gentle men, who have already paid 501..fpr the same, are hereby.ae. quainted, that on application tot. will be ll:tunic:lto them. The price of each Apparatus to be used out of the United K;ngdonis only, is 301. The modes of transfer, what Counties are already disposed of, and all further information 'respecting ;he Apliatatus, which the above Publication duel not contain, may be • had of Mc. James, Son-in-Law of the Patentee, by personal an. plication, or letter 'postpaid, at No. Cumberland • Place, New Road, Mary-le-bonne ; where advice may be had its all cases which tome under the intluence of the Apparatus, 33 the pis,,:as:.s.mcntioned above, and others contained in the ' Publication allUded to, as cutaneous and afreztions of `the. joints, ulcers, &c: &c. In short, it is humbly presuntco, that the Apparatus inqtztiititai, Irvin the testimonies of so i many respettablemen n.the profession, is worthy the atten tion of every Medical . Man, and more patticularly of .those who.have establishments to form. FOR ,RHEUMATISAIS, LUMBAGO, NONIBNES3, PALSY, Flatplehey, Spatilnodte or Flying Paint', genaral• Debility and Relaxation. of the Systciii, SPRAL•qi, BRIJ'S ES.and CHILBLAINS, )( THITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, (Pills and F luid),are the most oftedual reined in the World, having succeeded in eases of six, eight, cep, tweiit ',. and even of forty years standing, after every other means h a d lilted, and it ILis absolutely cured more Patients of the . above Coniplainti, than all the tediriiics ever marie . pubhc... The Fluid is so singularly penetrating and sp ee dy in its ,ipe ration„that Chiblains, Sprains and Atuises are removed by . two or three Applications: it is prepared and sold at aS. gtl. eachhox or• bottle, by Johnston,, Apothecary, 'No. G reek-Street, Sabi:. London,'.and may .be had of every Medicine Vender in Eng land; Ireland, West Indies, - and America. To prevent counterfeir imposition, the Genuine is signed on the Label by the Proprietor, R. lohnstoo„kpotitt4oli No. ,is, Greekstreet, Soho, London. DR. NORIUS's DROPS. IN. exciting the Public Attention to these 'Ya. luable Drops,-an enumeration- ofparticular Cases %you'd be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than halt a century having suffieientiv established their reputation in the cure of every species of Fever, espe:ially the Yellow of Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguiskd, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, nut only derives the , highe4,grigifwation, but. is enabled with confidence t o re . commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blu , xl, Colds , Stoin. , ‘lt andßowel Complaints, yield to theirtionioi, vet powerful tiuene.e, and as a salutary cordial in those .11>coni torts attend l ant on advanced-I fe,nothing can surpass their benufreialeMcts. The Family Bottle, us. is only to be had at the Doc'tor's House, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-square, where ifooks of Cures -are delivered gratis , and all Orders for-.Exporration exeuted. Smaller bottles are sold whole.;:ile and retA by Messrs: jeboultlind 'CO, and retail by ail Yenders.ol N.ledi eines ; also Norris's Amibilkius Pill, celebrated •as a allii_etreetiye,..aperient, may be had at ail the ,alto, a pla,:es, in boxes, at as. may i way a s if t I I N• been tally pre con- wit f a of a best fOO any one Fer a eru reof oola