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,~ ~r~ +~l fl.y r t / i t ^r -, NIIKBER 3476.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'O, MORROW EVENING, Nov. 9, 1803, JI. will be performed, a new Musical Drama, called THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. The - Characters by Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. W BOUGHTON, Mr. KELLY, Mr. CAULFIELD, !Miss DE CAMP, Mr. lOHNSTONE, Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. COOKE, Mr. BURROWS, Mr. MAD DOCKS, Mr. W EBB. • Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYR ER. In Aa A NEW DIVERTISEMENT, Composed by. Mr. BY RN E. IThe Principal Charaders by Mr. BYRNE, Master BYRNE, and Miss B. MENACE. WITH 'TIS ALL A FARCE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d; Second Price'as. Gallery as. Second I'rice is. Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken bf Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box. Office in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per -lormance to begin at Half past Six. The new Musical Drama, called The Wife of Two Hus binds..witl be performed every Evening, till further notice. _ A new C omedy i n Five Aas, called Hearts of Oak, is in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. A New Farce is 4.b0 in preparation. ITHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 9, 0803, will'be performed RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the. Sixth, Mr. MURRAY; • . Richard, Duke of Gloucester, Mr. COOKE ; ' Duke . of Buckingham,. Mr. BRUNTON - nry, .Earl of Richmond, Mr. KEM BL E• ; • . Lord Stanley, Mr. DAVENPORT ; Sir Robert Brakenbury, Mr. WADDY. Queen Elizabeth, Miss CHAPMAN • Outches of York, Miss LES Ekv ; Lady Anne, Nlrs. - LITCHFIE.LD. WITH RAISING THE WIND. The PROLOGUE tobe spoken by Mr. CLAREMONT. t Mr. LEW IS The Characters by , . , Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. ANIOT, Mr. HARLEY, Mr. 'TRUMAN. Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. BEVERLY. Boxes 6s. Pit 35. 6d, Gall. as. Upper Gall. is. Places for the Box' to be taken or Mr. Brandon, at thc.BoX Office in Hart -street. • The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at half past Six. No Money to be iteturned. Vivant Rex et Regina ! The new Farce of Raising the Wind, will be acted every tight this week except Saturday. • On Thursday, the Tragedy of Venice Preserv'd. On Friday. the Comic Opera of The Cabinet. And on Saturday will be acrd, for the first time, a new • Comedy in tine AAS, called The Three per Cots or, No Wife No Money. Due notice will be given of the Night intended for the Pal triotie Fund. • • • 'a Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS ' of th:. COUNTY of GLOUCESTER.. GENTLENtrNs‘ • A vacancy -having Occurred' in' the Representation a this County .in Uarliament,' by: the,affliding event of tkiq D egh e .. ni. my much to be lamented Father, I take the liberty o f o ff ering myself to sigeeed'iny Brother in that im. portant and distinguished situation; in discharging the Duties of,which (should I fie honoured with your eountenatiee. and • fll'l'ort) it shall be my anxious study, by,an unremitting attention to the interests find prosperity of .the 'County; to ' nicrit soliaftering - a mark or your approbation and ainfidence. • -. I have the Ilqnotir to he, , G . , vntlemen, Yotit most faithful and obedient . ' , . _ - . . Humble Servant, , . R... EDWARD H. SOMERSET. 'Badminton,- Wrv. 3, 18'3. N. H. The'Day -ot Dlealon being fixed for MondaY the 14th instant, I beg 'crave:earnestly to request the honour of vir qrly Attendance at .Gloucester, in my favour. on that .. : I.J ay. - ... • , • 4 . To the PROPRIETORS of LAST INDIA STOCK. LAnl¢4. ANDC.LNZLEMEN, rrEll. flattering snenurageme9t I received on my former application inchices,rpe now to offer Mself as a CAN I)I DATE to' till the Vadanci yen - Cour t ocea aioned hylhe Death of a late wprthy Director ,, - your zealous support place me in that honourable Situation, i will endeav our to neiit yOur confidence, by tie ' voting my tint, to your important oonoems, and by exerting, in your service, the experience I hive acquired •by copstant application, in various situations, in India and Europe, , both at Seaand-owShore.- • • . I have the Honour to be, with :the greateit Re9e6l, 'Ladies and Gentlemen, • Yout most obedient, and devoted humble Servant, . f Broad-street Buildings, IOHN ACK.SUN. • Lopes, the 3 tst 0610.0er..1801. A CURACY M ANTED, within Miles of London, by a , T CIA itdYNIANT advanced in years.; with a Parnily. There ninst be a tolerable House, and the Engagement per manent. All necessary Testimonials will be exhibited. Letters 'addressed (post-pard)tb the Rev. M. S. No. 53, Charing cross. T.AIV. "WANTED, a YOUNG MAN as .CLERK r who can virite a good liansl, anti. understands Drawing in th e C onveyanc i ng Branch. - _ . ... I. , :tterii addressed to A. LI. ut Mr. arcville'§; Maddox. . . . street, will be duly attended tn. . No. 4, Cornhill, aria No'. y , CT 7 i 7 i7, 1 .173571,7), 177, 1 7 rl l 131S1-1 returns his mos t griteful Thanks tn the 1,. • Public for ti , e very distinguished preference they have been pleased to give the above Offices for sek , erill years, inid solicits a continuance of their favour for the ensuing Lot. tery, which begins drawing the g . th ot January, 180. b • Tickets and Shares are Selling in great variety, at the above Offices, where in - the late September Lottery, the following Capital Prizes were Sold, Shared, and paid on demand : No. 3:tat a Prize of Z.;0,000 53 42 - • • - boo • b 7 9 6• -7 000 • 1,626 't -500 • All Business in the P u blic F un d s transaaed with fidelity 4iid dispatch, by T. BISH, Stock Broker. NO. 4. Corithill - STATE LOTTERY. . 11 1 HEI TICKETS and-Stampt Halves,. Quarters, :Eighths, and Sixtecrith SHARES, are Selling' on the lowest Terms, at NICHOLSON'S Royat Exchalige State Lottery Office, No.BB, Cornhill, the East Corner of • the 10}al Exchange, London, where all kind s of, GoVefil . Merit" SccUtiti6 are B ought and Sold by Commission; and' by whorri the , tiiiirm log Capital Pnzes have been lately: Sold and Shared, viz. No. 1.7,593, za,olol. in Sixteen Shares-- P 99, to,ool. iii Eight hliar,t..—zoo3s, 500 . 01. in Eleven • on ores--23„48r, 20,n °Lilt a Whole to'otol. in Eight kiAiith saval. in a Whole Tact+ • . 28 ,1z2,20.0051, in Shares-10s, 10,0001. in it %Vhole Ticket--, •-- in a Witiole rik.ker —41.973, 50001. it% Twelve , StvireS—tg, 9 6 seeel • in blleven Shares --77 'g, 20 . 0001 . in • 10,0001. in 'Sli , iteS — ‘ l 7, 7 0'490 C°° t . . 'in At Whole ".1 . icket 4F),6 - 6, 10,00 , 41. in holv 4 1 410 1 4,'10,0vd. in a Wotife "I'leket-,6,::3, in,' 1. 5" . ' 0 20. — 1 6 , 8 15, 5 6001 - and -14,777 t ih 1.4.1.101 e Tickets t. hcaittes inany: t 4 Scool. tool, and ;=. ,1 • Mousy lot Vrivs as won as Prawn. THE SUN. 803. OFt*:.'E OF' ORDNANCE, Novenae, -i,"111o3. THE.PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of Ms Mel 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,. that Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Afargaret-street, iThintinster, on or before lifonday the 1.411 , Instant, from such Ferrous as may be willing to nvdcrtake the Polormance of the PLUMBERS WORK for this Deparintent, at-CHATHAM, up , ot a Contrail fir Three Years. The Terms and Condition.- of the Cortraß may be known, and pried Schedules 'nay be received, upon aPtikaliCPl at the Ord nance. Office, at Chatham akrecaid, and aho a! the S:creta'ry's Office, in St. Margaret-street, a'/j Day between the hoar: of Ten and Four o'Cloel, the art et gidivoed, sealed sep, and :narked o IN outride, " Proposalc lin- the Per.. fli mince of the Plumbers Work at cluthant ;" • hitt no Proposal can be admitted after the sa.'d 14th bniant. . . brda aj the Board, . R. IL CR .Cerrehvy. ROYAL MILI TA RY .COLLEGE, Novernber 3, 1203. IN Conformity to the Resolution of Hit Majetey's CommissZ2neYe for conluaing the Apirs of the Rryal College, that the Appointments of I'AUFE.S'SORS and MAS.. TE RS shall be determined by Canpetition If Talents; the Grover. • dsth hereby give Notice, that additional Masters in thefollow. lug Branches of Instrunion, 1,44, Geography and History, Forth_ fication aqd it-lilitav Drawing, with the know/edge of Sketching Grouted from Nature, will be wanted at the Junior Department of the said College, at Great Marloio, in the Coax of Buck:s i in the course of the i.resent 11104. Letters of Application are to beadire..{ red to the Governor of the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Anoteroble the Secretary at Mr, War.ollee: No Person will be approved for the Establishment who-se Cha. rafter will not bear the strideat scrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal A7ilit.7ry College will le held at Great Marlow, on Tuesday the 29111 instant, jar the examinatiol of the Candidates for the akve-mentioned Appointments. GOVERNMENT SECURITY .AGAINST COO N. I TERFEITS. None are Genuine, without having " SAML. Sot ore oe , Liverpool," enigma inthe Stamp; and Ten Pounds Re ward, for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, to be paid on conviaion, under Ad or Parliament, the 41d Geo. Iti Ch. t 6, before any justice of the Peace. ANTI-IMPETIGINES. THOSE Persons who have unfortUn4tely MAC use of that dangerous mineral Mercury, would do well to weigh the consequences before it is too late, anti resort to those Medicines of. established celebrity and character for a permanent and radical Cure, and thereby establish •their health, the most valuable of all jewels, upon the most firm and lasting foundation. The Anti-I inpetiguies being found ed on a chymical and philosophical betas, proves of the highest utility in all cases of depraved habit with at: fetlioes of the skin," hence its efficacy in cases of scurvy, scrofula or leprosy, as well as in the confirmed lugs; and hence, by its sanative power, it expels the virus out of the system, and restores it to convalescence. In scorbutic complaints, hies, &c. Mercury, Antimo n y. and Aqualortis have been recommended awl tried, but they have reduced the Patients who have made use of them to the most deplorable state, and havo left cont. plaints which the skill and abilities of the first Physicians have been unable to cope with. - These disorders fly before the effects of the Anti'.lnactigines prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, which restores Nature to her pristine state in the no ga mic manner, even when salivation has tailed, and leaves lit the whole frame firm and healthful. The numerous and *table signatures which have appeared in our Paper will r s es pe4 more than any encomiums we can bestow upon it. Tint Medicine is only Half.a.Guinee Bottle., and the Fa n,;l), Bott l es with the quantity of tour, Thirty-three Shit lingo onl e 4 • which there is a saving of Nino Shillings, with copious folio bills of direelions, and with ,the security of having the Proprietor's name in the stamp, Sainuej Solo mon, Liverpool," which secures to the' Purchaser the ge nuine Medicine. Likewise for pimples, blotches, freckles, ring,.worms, black-worms, carbuncles, &c. the• greatest clearer and beautifier ot ;he face, is undoubtedly SOLOMON's ABST ERG ENT LOTION, Which removes all disorders of the skin, pints es.' 6,1. halt pints %s. od. It is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe, ,and valuable liquid or wash, tor, scorbutic and other erup. tions on the face and skin. It gently . restores the skin to a degree of fairness and purity, beyond the poWers of descrip. fem. Ladies may rely that it renders the okin.feir, delicate, and removes °Very kind of stain. tan. sunburn, and all those freckles, which long illness, and fatigue, generally produce ; in short, it is the only taasinctic a Lady can, use at her toilette, with ease, comturt, and safety, or a Gentlen;en have re course to when shaving is become a dreadful operation by an eruptive disease on the face. N. B. The Postage of all Letters, must be paid, and a tee enclosed tot advice. The Cordial Bairn or Gilead, Anti- mpetigines, and Ab. stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health,' are , Sold by Remnant, liambor,Jl ; R. Bach, Peter. Street, New-Yerk'; Mathews, No. iX,. Strand, London ; and in Bath, by hazard; Bristol, Bulgin t Belgium, Gregory k_leir iningltein, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Stun]l HI la to ; __ount, Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle Cheltenham, 'Set don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Itollason ; Colches ter. Keyrner • Canterbury, Simmons I Carlisle, joule ; Chathant, Ettlerington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Sun ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith; Chippentiam, Combs ; Dugdale, No. 7, Exchange. court; Derby,' Drewry ; • Durhatn, Perulington ; Dover, Ncales ; Devioes Lowe ; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge Exeter, Trewman .and Son ; Falmouth. Elliot ; Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasyow, Iv1•1>ortilr1 ; Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds', Buns, Minute ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley Leiceater, Gregory, S‘vinfen ; Lewes, Pitt,. Man. chester„Thonapson ,• Margate, Rowe l Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, • Harold ; Newbury, Fuller, Attee • New. castle, Walker, Ifoily,son ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting. ham, Burbage ; Norwich, Stevenson and 'Co. ; Oxtotd, Imes; Plymouth Dock; Hos land . ; Portsrtiouth, ifedeal ; Sni3rr arul Cu.-; Rochester ' E thcrington ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, -lidilcrwes ;- Southatirpton, Baker ; Stattiml, Morgan; Stamford; Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, ; Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole ; Tunbridge Wells, Sprange; Wells,' Evill • Weymouth,' wood ; Windsor ' Biakeney ; and byull:Ventlers of Genuine Medicines u t the Citited Kittit*M. Of who 'nay a new Edition. being nearly Three Hundred Pam rice only as, SOLONION's - Gt../11),E TO HEALTH : Or advice to both stacs, on female diseases, Nervous, Hy., pochondriac, and CultstitnptiVe Complaints, This Book is' recommended to young men and boys ; ; hafbeen the labour of many years -emu:sit:nor and obserwstion. on the calaittitous consequences of a secret and destrudive vice. To which is at4letl an Essay . on diseases incident to leintles,' antiln Ap pendix on the subjett of , asolitary antidestructive Vie': also an Address to Parents, ,Guardians, Tutors, and, , thosy who, have the ciao and education of youth. Likewiie zulvrce for explainine the mode of treatment, in the ditnient stages of inz Scurvy.; Leproliy; King's Evil, (lout,- Itheu. matisiii, and Venerzal Disease,; cautions to yonvg, rersonts of the danger'otiMproper cot:notions nr it+il , r, , Pcr tis itmerit,4e • tie awning. salts eittbiS look is the twit igitcnott of it*-vast uciiuy. r"MtraLlit bs ) ft 7 1 • - .....li • IP RICE SIXPENCE. Frvn th LONDON GAZETTE, NriJ. 5, 1803. War. Office, Now, 5, iBo3. Manchester St. Geoige's Battalion. John Crois Esq. to be Lieutenant -Colonel , Commandant. Waller Philips, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. To be Captains—John Holiner., Esq. Ralph Burchall' Leigh, Esq. John D. Moxon, Esq. Thomas Darrell, Esq. William Harrison, Esq. join Doggies Bayley, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Samuel Mercer, Gent. Nicholas Hit - . ton, Gent. Henry Salisbury, Gent. George Coupland, Gent. James, Newton, Gent. Edward Percival, Gent. John Green, Gent. T homas Bagshaw, Cent. TO be Ensigns—Edward Redhead, Gent. William Anthony Bernard, Gent. John Chadwick, Gent. George Lock wood, Gent. Manchester 4nd Salford Vdmnteer Rfilemen. Major-Commandant Joseph Hanson to be Lieutenant-Co. lone! Commandant.. Captain Samuel Taylor to be Major. To be Captains—Richard Jackson, Esq. First - Lieutenant Edward Hanson. William Clowes, Esq. To bekirst LieutenantsHblin Sykes, Gent. William Fray, Gent. Thomas Stevenson, Gent. Thomas Appleby, Gat Richard Hancock, Gent. M. L. Fell, Gent. To be i econit Lieutenants—Thomas Sharpe, Gent. Henry Ka inson, Gent. Thomas SlAtter, Cent. Robert An. drew, .Gent. James Wood, Cent. Robert Heywood, Gent. To be.Atijutant, : with the Rank of Captain, Joseph Ker. thaw, Gent. viag Cloves. Loyal Oldham niunteeri. John Lees, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel•Cornmandant. James Lces, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains--Edward--EdwardLees. Esq, John Booth, Esq. Thomas Barker, EN. john-Wright, Esq. To he Captain-Lieutenant _William Chippindall, Gent. To be Lieutenants--James Fleteher, Gent. fames Cocks, Gent. Henry Fletchlr, Gent. Henry Barlow, Gent. To be Ensigns—James Clegg, Gent. Joseph Travis, Gent. lames Mellor, Gent. john Winterbottom, Gent. Thomas Wilkes Unett, Gent. To he Adjutant—William Chippindall, Gent., To be surgeon—lames Cocks, Gent. To be Chaplain —Rev,'William Winter. • To be Quarter-Master--Arthur Clegg, Gent. Penthrokeshirt ' , Junkers. To be Lieutenants —Thomas .Propert, Cent. John Allen, Cent. Thomas Ridgway, Cent. Henry Rees, Gent. • WilHain Harries', Gent. Thomas Phillips, tient. James Tl ft omas; Gent. John Williams, Gent. Thomas Cib. bon Shawe, Gent. Arthur Richardson, Gent. William Tucker, Gent. -- Davies, Cent. • To he Ensigns—John Thomas, Gent. fames Taylor Ran. -• dal, rent. - To be Sui-geon—William Thomas, Gent. To be Paymaster—john Witty, Gent. Predictors Independent Cositpany of Volunteers. Isaac Abbett, Esq..to be: Captain. Charles Ellinthorpe, Gent. to be Licutena,nt. Edward Lucas, Gem. to ne ditto. Thomas Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign. Prwcpt Volunteers. Thomas Shelly, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Eden. John Scarisbrick, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Barrow. Ractlie Ccierpatty of Volunteer:. Joseph Benley, Esq. to be Captain . fames Hasiam, Cent. to be Lieutenant. lames Wolfendall, Gent. to be En.. sign. Rollos: and Briekwa_y Volunteers. • Vicunas Shields, 'Esq. to be Captain. Ensign Newman Cumming to be Lieutenant. John Monk, Gent, to be Ensign. Siochtut Volunteer Afantry. Lieutenant _john Hutchinson to be 'Captain, vice Barker. Richard Dickson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hutchitt. sort. To be Ensigns—Wm. Richmond, Gent. Ralph Lodge., Gent. William Braithwaite, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. Joseph Dawson. To be Paymaster—john Barker, Eeq, Sunderland Volunteer lifimtry, Sir R. ltrilbanke'r. Lieutenant Robert Hutton to be Captain. Robert Nichol_ eon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Swinton Volunteer Inf,intty. Stanley ritallock, Esq. to be' Captain. John C regory, Gent. to be Lieutenant. lohnlVhik, Gent. to be Eti.io. Leyal Urtvo,tb Legion. Albany Wade, Esq. to be Majoi. Caialry. To be Captains—William Vaaie,- Esq. Thomas Brought" Esq. .Itobc;t Johnson, Esq. Samuel Cooke, Esq. To be Lietltenant—Comet ' John Russel. To be Cornet—Andrew Harrison, Gent. Infantry. • To be Captain—John Nixon, Esq. vice Elliott. To be Lieutenants —Joseph , Jobbing, Gent. William Methuen,' Gent.- John Barkas, Gent. John Blenkinsop, Gent. To be Adjutant—Samuel Cooke, Cent. Volamteer Infantry. • Philip Longstafre Orde, Esq to be Captain. Thomas Speak man, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Ralph . Atherton, Gera, to be Ensign. Wigan Pthintrer lijantry. Alexander Earl of lialcartes to be Colonel. Ralph Thick nesse, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. James Cardwell, Esq. to be M#jor. . . To be Captainst-Inlin teversage, Esq. - Richard Moulson, Esq. Samuel .Singleton, Esq. Alex. Haliburtun, Esq. henry Gaskell, Esq. " Thomas Scytt, Esq. lames Birch, Esq. Williain Gaskell, Esq, To be Lieutenants—Robert Mortis, jun. Gent. William Hilton, Gent. Hugh Gaskell, Gent. John Brotherton, Gent. - Thomas Lowe,•Gent. John Swan, Gent. Wil liam Hera„Gent. Thomas Richard Weston, Gent. To be Ensigns—Thomas Blinkhorn, Cent. William Lyon, Gent. john Greenough, Gent. Ralph Greenough, Gent. John Ditchtield,,C;ent. Morro Moore, Gent. Thomas Clare, Gent. William Croudson, Gent. To be Chaplain—Honourable and Rev. George Bridgeman. To be Surgeon—Philip Basnett, Gent. Warwick Volunteer infantry. Edward Thomas Stanley Hornby, Esq. to be Captain. IVilliam Crosby, Gent. to bo Lieutenant. William flu worth, Gent. to be Ensign... EiRATA in Gazette of iSth 061ober. Durban: Poluittetr Infantry. For Times flutchinson - , Gent. to be Lieutenant, read Tama* Hutchinson, Gent. to-be Ensign. In Gazette of Ist Instant. For Leicestershire Roghnent of Loyal Volunteer infantry, read Liecester Regiment at Loyal Volunteer Infantry. For Leicester Gentle Men and Yeomanry Cavalry, read Leicestershire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cinvrisslont in the North I-tants Militia, :Iva Ay the Lcrd Liewcnant. James Pita Or, Gent. to be.. Ensign. Dated Oaober 24, i 303. Nathaniel Tryon Still, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Oltobtr 25, 1303. PRICE o. VISTI Sank Stock Navy 5 per Cent. 86.1 7ij S per Cent. 1 797, 88k* Irish 5 per Cent, 4 pet Cent. Cott toSitt 3 pe C SIM 3 per C. Ctnl: 53i1+ Ittnk.l.. A, ti 7.16 j Ditl,9S, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. PATRIOTIC FUND, I.Loyn's Corirtz-Housit, OCT. 25, 1803. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM. MITTEE for MANAGING the PATRIOTIC FUND at Ltoyn's Coffee-house, held This Day, in Mer chant S•-men's Office, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. Chairman. Amount 3 per Cent. Consols. Subscribed, Z,20,2D0 o o Amount of SubScriptions - - - - - 130,703 2 6 EdwAril Golding Esq. W. - 5 o a M. P. - so o o P. Broke, Esq. Bank Mrs. Cherry, No. 5, of England - s s o GIQ' ster-place to o o The Rev. John North, Miss D.A. Meredithau 0 a of Ashdon - 15 o o Theatre at Ludlow., Dr. 1 dmund Good. onenight's perform. ' wyn, of Ashdon 15 0 0 ance, by Mr. Ro.. Collection at th'e Ca bert Hoy, Marna- tholicChapel,Moor gcr - 1 4 5 a fields, after a Ser. Theatre at Bridge- man preached on the north, one night's day of the General performance, by Mr. Fast . - 2o 5 0 Robert Hoy, Maw- Thomas Patten, of ger - 22 17 6 Ryton, Esq.. - to to •-o D. P. Heartien, (2d _ Trinity HOUsevNew. subscription) -oit o . castle - 105 o• A Collection made on The Worwhipful Com the Fast-day at ,the - pany of Skinners, in • Parish' Church Of 3 per Ct. Cons. moo 0 0 Brasling, in the Isle • Thomas M'Ghie 25 o a of. Wight, by the William White, of Rev. Leigh Rich- Highbury-place, mond, 'Curate 12 24 6 annually - to to 0 FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. Subscriptions continue to be received by Messrs. Bennett anti White, at the Bar of Lloyd's Cotree-house ; and Letters tor the-Committee are desired to be addressed to Mr. Weis ford, Secretary to the Patriotic Fund Committee, Lloyd's Collee-house. THORNDON, ESSEX. This D 4 was published, A VIEW of THORNDON, ESSEX. the Seat of the Right Hori. LORD PETR E. Price iss. for Proofs and.Coloured Prints. DraWn and soldby EDWARD ORME, His Majesty's Printseller, No. ;9, New Bond. street, London. A few Impressions of fhe PORTRAIT of the late LORD P ETRE remain for Sale as above. This Day were published, In One Vol. oEiavo, price Bs.iin boards, Dedicated to His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, MRS. CRESPIGNY's LE'ITERS of ADVICE to her SUN, upon various and Important Duties. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Just published, in One Volume Quarto, with sixty-eight Copperelates, price - zl. as. in boards, QCHOLA MEDICINE, or the New Universal kJ History and School of Medicine, translated into Eng lish from the original Greek and Latin Edition, by WIL LIAM ROW LEY, M. D. Member of the University of Oxford, the Royal College of Physicians in London, Phy sician to*the St. Mary-le-bone Intirinary, tze. containing,. r. The History of Medicine from the Creation of the world to present period, with the merits and errors of Medical Seas, Systems, and Hypotheses: 2. The Anatomy of the Human Body, illustrated by sixty eight ,Copperplates, with paralleled descriptions in single opposite pages. 3. Physiology+, or the Animal, Vital, and Natural Pune tions of:Matt in Health, and how they arc performed and preserved. . 4. PathalogY, or the Science of Diseases, Causes, Symp toms, Eiti;Cts, on Death and Putretadion, &c. The-whole arrangedio a new mode, to facilitate the Study of Medicine, with the latest Discoveries ; intended for the contemplation of the studious in the learned Professions of Medicine, Law, Divinity, and for all who wish to comprehend the Science ;of Man. Ordo est anima return. _ ... London i Printed for the Author, and sold at his House, No: ar, Saville-row ; and at Harris's, corner of Ludgate-hill ; where may be had, the Greekrand Latin Edition of Schola Medicinx, Price 41. 4s. and the Rational Pradice of Physic, Illustrated with numerous pudica' Prescriptions, &c. &c. Price IL its. 6d., FASHIONABLE DANI;ING BY MR. ALLEN, PRINTATv,LY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age,Who have never learnt this acomplishment, or not in the improved modern' style, at No. ig, Sherrard- Street; Golden-square ; and No , to, Great Alie-street, .Good man's-fields. They arc t a ught o n a plan particularly calcu lated for those to whom it is an objea to acquire it expediti ouslytyrivaitely, and in the first styla of fashion. • Foreigners, ()Ulcers,. and Country Residents, who May wish to learn in a.few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the house, and receive constant instruelion. In Tbwn, and not exceeding 18 miles front it, Mr. Allen, assisted 'by MvSirs. Mather and Tomlinson, punctually' at. ends, and. afsteinatically instructs respcetable Schools and amilies in every useful, elegant, and finished part of mo. dem Darwin - , on the usual Terms. . . ELASTIC LAMIN WOOL FLANNEL WAIST - COATS, DRAWERS, SOCKS, &c. THOMAS CANE (late CARTER and CANE), No. qs, Strand , the third Door (West) from Arundel. street, Hosier and ManufaCturer of Pantaloons, Drawers, a nd Under- ktaistcOats to Their Royal Highnesses the, Printe of Wales, the Dukes of York,. Kent, Cumberland,. Sussex, and Cambridge-, begs to recommend to Gentlemen a new and approved article of double-wove Milled Worsted . Pieces, of the most fashionable colours and mixtures , for riding Breeches and Pantaloons, superior in durability to Cassimere or Corduroy, and do not spot with acids; White and Blue of same sort, for Military and Naval Uniforms; also Green for Yeomanry and Rifle Corps. Superior S:lk Pieces, of the newest patterns, for Dress breeches and Van. taloons, especially ,)3lack dyed Ingrain, and Work'd black, never wear rusty or greasy, and arc more durable than any other kind of Silk. Every . other manufaCture for Breeches and Pantaloons, of Cassimeres, Corduroys, Cloths, arc. Elastic Lamb's Wool Flannel .Waistcoars, Drawers, and Under Pantaloons, of all sizes, ready for immediate use, of every warmth and thickness of other Flannels, with the peculiar advantage of neither shrinking or thickening lay wash ing. - Stockings, Gloves, and Socks, of same and every other description of Hosiery, and a'particular kind of Spun Silk Hose, free from roughness, and do not get hard, aregenerally used and approved after hunting or shooting, as an 'Evening Undress Stocking.' A variety or the rnost fashionable WAiSt- Coat Patterns; Miliraliy Leather, Worsted, and Angola Gloves; ..various kinds of Travelling Caps, Welch Wigs, Slings of the most approved makes, Sponges' for cleaning Muskets. Fowling Pieces, &c. Merchants anti Shopkeeper* supplied on the most mode rate terms, for Ready Mosley. NEW I NVENTED.HATS. IN consequence of the very great complaint of late, of the bad quality' of Hats,. it induced Mr. HARE, of No. 7t, Strand,, wh,o has resided there these 2 0 years, to try the experiMent of Mixing Moles' Fur with Bea ver, and which ha has tbund to answer hie most' rdent rkpec. tations, not only tbr their durability: which, on trial, will he found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in the' usual way, Abe Mole Fur Making them so much tincrotral of a closer texture than the Various coarse Furs that art usually made use of in the Manotattaring of Hats ; and, with 'other good qualities, the Fur will not conic oil; which has been so intik:ll complained of of late,' as well as' their taking . a'niost bs. , "tiful "flack* which will retain their colour: agtd tieing the !%landfaduter of his own Hats, ices . .:lls them at the low price of . 9tairips included. Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hate, Folding ditto, Patent Silk Hats, Livery Hats, and Ladies and Childrens' 1 iats, _ _ • N. Worthy the attention of ft•tiaoliants for Exportation. 9 `4* Mole SV.ins bought in ikny quantity. ik - V - ' Lena* (1)04t-pai1), Ntre:Aing Itiole Skins, only at tentlttl•to.' • II STOCK; DAN. India Stock t63t India Ronda s. s. (Lis. hi. 'tilts paeri. dia.. Omninni 4 is. . limper.; per Cent. Ditto Bank ear Cum. lot Nov. 531