The Sun. — London, England, 1803-03-22 00:00:00

~~ S A NumBER 3278.) -----w ..__ : . O, AT PLAY-HOUSE R ATORIOS PRICES DURING LENT. • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. /-170-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, Mach z 3, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION OF. SACRED MUSIC, From the mast favourite Works of HANDIL. PART I. tt enure Occasional. cit. Mr. DENMAN, My cup is full.' Joshua. Air, Shall I in Mamrc's.' Chorus For all these mercies.' Trio, ' The flocks shall leave the mountains.' Acis and Galatea. Air, Mr. INC L EDON, Total Eclipse.' Samson. Recit, Mrs; BILLINGTON, ' Ye sacred priests.' Air,, Farewell ye limpid.' Jephtha. Chorus, When his loud voice.' Song, Mr. BRAHAM, Lord remember David.' Chorus, The Lord shall reign.' Israel in Egypt. PART 11. Intrcxluaion and Chorus, 'Ye sons of Israel.' JoSima. Air, Mr. I NCL E DON, Pleasure my former ways.' Time and Truth. Zang:, Miss PARKE, ' What the' I trace.' Solomon. ()horns, The many rend the Sang, •Mr. B HAM, Softly sweet.' 'Song, MUNDAV„ 'Or 141 thmanrtry.' L'Allegto, Chorus, And yours Air, Mrs. &Mitred teraphims,* Chorus, I..et their celestial.' Sampson. PART 111. Overture. Berenice. Recit. Mt. BRA HAM, Their rights by foes invaded.' Song, ' To arms, your Country's cause.' Chorus, Thou led them through.' Is. in Egypt. song, Mr. BY I.LI NOTON, ' The soldier tied.' Dr. Arne. Air, Mr. INC LEDON, and Chorus, Come if you, dare.' Purcell. Song. Miss MUNDAY, 'S) magnify the Lord.' Anth. Coronation Anthem. End of Part 11. A Stinita atr the Crrind Piano Pone, by Miss NOR ELL, A Young Lady totally blind from,her Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. BTLLINOTON, Mis c s MUNDAY, and Miss PARKE. • • BRAHAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DENMAIiii. And Mr. INCLEDON. Leader of the Band, Mr. WET CH$ E . . Organ, M. 1. ASHLEY. • Pairs • to be opened, at Six, and the Performance to begin at Seven o' Clock . Boxes, 3s. Pit, 3s. !M. Gallery, 23. Upper Gallery, is. Books or the Words to be nad at the Theatre. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon. at the 20x-Otlice, in Hart-street. UNDER"FIER MAJESTY'S lINI E.DIATE PATRON. AGE. 1 1 -I HE EXIIIIIITION of Miss THOMPSON's PICTURES, executed in WOOL, from the Warks of the most esteemed' Masters, is new open, having the addi. to or three New Pieces, the good Shepherd, from a cele. bratect Painting by Mtirilio, a Portrait tram Vandyke, and a srmii Landscape from Wesrall. Admittance One Shilling. No. 17 , Old flood-street. A LL Persons having any Claims or Dem ds an .‘ upon the EstateaP E A TER. WALDO, late of Mitcham, b the County of Surrey, Elq. deceased, and alio of Wort*, in the County of Southampton, are requested to send an account theieuf to NI r. Davis, N. 26, Queen-square, ttioms. bury, one of the Executors, in order that the same litly gledi.tely he discharged. GRAND jUNCTION CANAL . COMPANY. rrHE CONIMI I"TEE of PROPRIETORS of the said Company; desirous that all Persons possessing optional Notes in respeCt of the first Loan for carrying on and compleating the Works o f t h e C an a) , may, i f they think proper, avail.themselves of the benefit to be derived by con erting such Notes into Shares, or parts of Shares, of the soint Stock of the said Company ; do hereby repeat their no eke, .that unless the Possess Ors or Holders of such Notes de clare their option in writing at the Company's Office, No. 11, • Essex -street, in the Strand, London, on or before the zOi Day of March inst. they will absolutely be precluded from the Benefit to be derived from such Option. Datea. the 14th March, 18°3. GRAY and Cl-IAPLIN, Ckrks to the Company. . . 17 1 HE NOBILITY, Gentry, and others, are re'. speiftitily infOrmed; that in comidiance with the ge. neral wish, the undernamed INNK EEP ERS, at the old vstablisheki POSTING' HOUSES on the Road between BIRMINGHAM arid OXFORD, have lowered the price of Posting to,ONE SHILLING per M ile. —They also- take this opport un i t y of returning theirshicere Thanks to their numerous Friends,. Wr the very liberal support they have ex perienced, a continuance of which will be gratefully Aq. knuwledged by their humble Servants, • NA.THL. VYSE. Hockley House. BARKE4- White Lion, Stratford. ?.11•CHL. ROCHE, George, Shipstog.: T. kiO.LMES, Chapel Rouse. .• H POWELL, sear, Woodstock, • j. NICHOLS, Marlborough Arms, Ditto. IN THE EVENT OF ANOTHER, WAR. - - ``JOHN BURGESS and SON .tak— ethis.early, opportunity of soliciting the fav ours o f t h e i r F r i en d s, the % Ricers of His Majesty's Royal - Nav? and Army, whom they had the honour of fitting out during the late War. . Stores 4ul: plicti, by thou, as before, fit for Channel Ser. vier!, or any Climate, packed upon the shortest notice. Such Gentlemen as may please to iumour thern with their Commissions, may rely upon their attention,' both to the tuality and packing of every article. Warehouse, :;10. 10 7 , corner of the Savoy Steps, Stranl, London. .PARMASAN CHEESE. TusT IMPORTED, a large Quantity of extraur. dinary fine Parmosan Cheese, which, to the Curious in this Article, will be inland well worth, their attention ; orso some Neufchatel and Cildpzior Cheese, New Got -voila An_ chuvii4 for Sandwiches, White French Vinegar, ; ?itch. ca. toot Capers, and New French Olives - . To be had at fehn fur&ess and Sun's Warehouse, No. t o 7, corn er o f the Savoy Qte.P.s, and London. TWkAY ROOMS, ST. EDMUNDS BURY. - • o BE LET T ' and entered u p on imluediatel y , tt ~s i luated most advantageously on the Angel Hill, in the ' t • Ednaunds (the jusly styled Montpelier of England), ze4 elegant, and COMPLETE P REM'S ES, )3at r i" Y w hallY rebuilt, containing, under one. roof, 'a superb .r oorn, where the Assemblies are always held, with nnus ua ir 'Y handsome. Supper, Card, Billiard, and toffee c"thnodiously adjacent ; extensive lcclging A part— andeonvenienu-Kitchens, Cellaring, and Offices . ev ery description; the whole in the most perfeel repair, 4 ,mg recently fitted up at a very eonsiderahle expence, b y ovate subscription. It is needless to dwell on the well attractions of Bury St. Edmunds. the salubrity of its cif r.t•le beauty of its situation, and the very populous citent to neighbourhood; in addition to all which, its contiguity c'ewtriarket, where .the NieetinAs are sevn tiniei in 3 fir, its own celebrated Fair, which lasts during nearly the Wliol e of oEl°h-et, and the Assizes, which are held therc in march and A ugust , toget h er w i th the num b er o f • Y o bb o Dinners • usually given in she .Ball - loom, must point out the- eligibility of the above Premises to a Tenant properly qualified to superintend them'. for fiat ther Particulars iaquire of Hr. Repel!, Printer, flccadilly ; or of James Oaltras, Esq. and Sun, Banker,, at Bury . None but Perions,of Tespeelability, charade?, and Creai: ) need I , :v- r - or 1. L lk .l\ S t. LTESDAY, MARCH 22, 1803. TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY Of HEREFORD. 'EXTLENStI, AWING been this Day invited by many re , spedable Freeholders of the Cbunty, to offer myself for the present Vacancy in your Parliamentary Representa tion, I feel it inipossilyte to resist their solicitat:ons. I therefore earnestly requeSt the Honour ot your Support, and assure you, that should I become the object of your choice, my Coudut shall be guided by the Principles of the ConstitUtion, and you will find me ever attentive to the Ser. vice of the 'Public, and the particular Intetests of the Count . ) , of Hereford. I have the 'Honour to be, Gentlemen, With the greatest Resped, Your faithful humble. Servant, Mar H ch ereford, J. MATTHEWS. At a PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABITANTS of the BOROUGH of STRATFORD-UPON-AVON-, in the County of Warwick (convened by a Requisition sent to the Mayor of the said Borough), at the Town-Hall, on . Tuesday the t ;tin Day of Match,.tBo3 ; JOHN LORD, Esq. one of the Magistrates for the Boraugb, in the Chair (the Mayor being unable to attend through illness ; ) It was Unanimously Resolved, r I'''HAT the Ibllowitig , "ADDß'ESS be presi!ntei.: to 111 S MA) EST.'l', rn his late happy Deliveran,..e from - a most daring Core , piracy against_ hii Life and the pre sent glorious - Constitution. .TO TI-IC KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. Wz, your Majest)'s most dutiful and loyal SubjeCts, the Mayor, A ldermen,. Burgesses, and other Inhabitants of the -ancient Borough of Stratlerd,upen-Avon, in the County of Warwick, beg leave tosoftr to your Majesty our most sincere. and unfeigned Congratulations-on your.Majcstv's'Providen tial Preservation from a most daring,and Lotriil Cali; l>irzrv, formed to destroy the sacred Life of our most beloved Sove reign., and to overturn the Constitution and Government of . these Rectluty, . 1 I e iirib,witlt horror and indignation un the diabolical designs of thous Traitors who hearts could- con ceive the perpetration of a crime of such enormity, we can.- not but otter our sincere Thanks to that Almighty Provi dente,. which in. this, as in former instances, has guarti:d and proteelect your Majesty's Saered Person. Fully sensible of the . blessingS of your Majesty's 'Government, constaittly and - unitermly dircchxl to the prosperity and - hilioluess of your People, and to those' amiable virtues .which adorn yoUr Majesty's Charaaer, we trust that the spirit of loyalty and attachment to your Majesty's Person • and Government which animates the breasts of your Loyal Subjects, will continue firm and unabated •Alid.oiclitspe that the 'punish ment of those daring Trai tors,who* lives have been so justly forteited by . the Laws of their Coup ry, may he the meads tst supprcsSlug those destruClive.Principles to which Europe . has been so lonka prey, and winch are siiiiversive . or al I orci-zr and good Government, Happily for yont Alajettre . i6ub. je4is, the designs of Conspiracy Ii roe, through the vigilance , of Government t been frustrated . . and •ve siti&rely hope arid pray, that that Providence which nev er fajeti to watch over your Sacred Lite, will continue tog: art; and proteet it, and preserve to your faithful Subje4.ts a Monarch renowned for every virtue, and whose great and snot important object has ever been the happiness and welfare of his People. It was also Unanimously Resolved; That the Members of the Countv.of• Warwick be waited upon by the. Town. Clerk or the said BoroUgh, and requbsted . to present to His Majesty the above Address. Also, That a Copy of the said Address be inserted hi-',Tur- Su sv , Paper, and A ris's Birmingham Gazette. Also, 7J:tat the Thanks at the ,Iklceting.be given to john Hitch:nen, Esq. Mayor, for his re,kiy.atterition to the Rer— quisition, and tnat he be requested to sign the above Address at the Pa r 414 of the Ir.l):Uta.its of Ole lic;:ough. 01IN 11)1: 1), Chair Man. Pesvlcecl, That, the ' Thanks of this Meetnig be given to John Lord, Esq. fur his able conduct in tiic Chair. A T the New Balloon, • No. 25, Oxford-street, h A. 2,0 ion i; and square real kndia Siiawls, of every co. Jour and description,. trorit live to 7 G ; 100 ell Witte Net Mulls, at Oct. per yard; sqa handsome six-Ibuith Stripes, at ars. for two full dowses; toadozen good Arusiirt Handkerchiefs, at 13$. 61, ; r6o japans, at 16s. ; tine,Ging hams, is. bet. ; excellent Shirting Caliicoes, at as. ; tcv tine French . CambrieS, at 41s. ; 300 very !Lindy:nue worked. Dresbes (eight yards} worth four, for two Guineas each :so Scotch Cambrics, tine, .at iSs. tbr nine squares ; long Cloths, Slu'rrings ' Table Linen, Irtsll Cloth, India Cotten Table Cloths anal Towels, &c.---N'. 13. Farr and Co. wilt give she full value int India Shawls, Gold and Silver ius •lins, &c. ; I . Y.—lt is frequently considered with much concern, that the Bounty which Nature has pro. f 4 " I Y; bestowed sholitd feel a severe restraint from the iiwi -dicius intrusion of superfluous Hairs a COMPOUND, that has been succ=sfully used in many parts of Europe, which completely removcs-this obstruction, and also inct . ases the delicacy of the skin, is now oilered to the Ladies or this Country, and is.sold by Cattle and Lea, New Bood.street ; Davisons,. Fleet.street; Cryer, Conan' Vickery, Tavi sto;:k.street ; anct Withers, No. 7.2 g, Stra4d_; :t\llloksale by Btrty„ Greek -street, arid Hall, Geriard-street, Soho. lit Bath by Viner, BOrltt•Stteet s and Afariott, North I' Jade ; iu Bristol, by Bulgin ; in Liverpool, by Gregsons ; in Edinburgh, by Smiths in Shrewsbury, by Eddowes ;iu Ybrk, Danc,l; in Salisbury, by Collins ; in Lveds, by P 111 M ; It, Worcester, by Hall; and in Oite.)P.i, by lOUs, at Ss lid, itad 3s. BLOOMSBURY AND INNS OF COURT ASS(_ • CIATION; .I. T a numerous -Meetin g t f .t h e ,MEMBERS o f the tats BLOONISIIURY and INNS of COURT ASSOCIATION, held th iyfti Day of March, 1803, at the Crown andAilcluir T;ivern in the Strand. . .. SAMUEL CONII' fllti COX, -ESq. in the Chair. • Resotve4 the Members of the I at Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association, present at this Meeting for themselves, and,:o.icii.ozhers of the late Members as may hereafter i:cneur In . this 4es4.dution, do. again. tender 'their Services to His Majesty, for the •ProteCtion and Defence of the Metropolis incase of aan4er, by any actual Invasion of this Country by an Enemy, • . . Resolved unanimously, 'fhat.Seinuel Comptoneox, Esq. be requested to transmit the preceding. Resolution to the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Mid4ife.sex, in order ,that the same may be presented .to llifs Majesty for his acceptance thereof. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to S3lTlllit Ctireptrln Co;,t tar his constant and indefatigable ttrtention to tOe. servi!.-; Vt . the late Corps, and to the respettive Members of ,t. Resolved ttniff;mously„ That the Thanks of this Meeting be giiten to all the Ether t)ifio..l - ni of the late Corps. Resolved &mania:ol:A,, /1111 - .1 . .s of this Meeting be given to the'Gtiil;cpi,..T. C:tl...C..t:Li the .AdVt'iti:' , Clltellt for convening' it, to be in I;i:::,;icti in the. several Nelv paper. itesolv4, - 111.:*:it the &st:lßesoh:tion (Arty transcribed. ,4,1 a k4t At hp . the Crown and. Anchor 'f:ivern, and Seartes Code:- h(ihx,`let the liignOtkirGt - Gr .t•f the Meinhers of the "we •as shall think proper to .:.;,,cur :heroin. Resolved, 'I at :Wee R eso ti uns hz. int;erte.i. in the Mortt. log and Evening Newt,p,ptrs. Re - solved. That this f:leczing dO . aljoutik. (Signed) SAM - . COXII'I'ON COX, Chairman. ON i)F1“1...i1, INDLICni\Vi`NT AAT . 1.41 • V.Y Lowry, lon..ch IL - avlng On Monday he 4th SCII F. ME . . . . No. of Prizes. V.a .of t,i,.. 1 1. " Total Value. 4 of k. 2-.•,,,...:, is k, 5' , 0,0.,0 3 - - 1-. , ,... , -, - - 3otooci,. 3 - 5 ,:.:-., - - 15,:..ca 3 - - .:: -.: - - t,to;) . S - - . 1,. .: , - 507.)0 3 0 -1,,..) - - 3.0 0 to - - ' 5J - . 3 , 000 12,500 . . 2.0 2 . 3;...,e0.,. , , , . 44,0a0 Tick.cts. --. ' • "., '. • - .39.:,0i0 ' At 110 RNSTIY and Co.'s, . Stoek.l.lrokers, at their 4.14-estlblislied - State Lottery Of tice, No. :b, Corohill, oppti..ite the Itn)al Exchange, I..nn. don ; likewise in every Town in t!It: I,ingdoin, appointed by Government Authority. , Clubs, Sire etit'Siiirld 1101 V ideal Purchasers, are respectfully aequaintaltliat the Tickets. 11.,ive.;. ( ..!ii.trte.rs. Eighths. and Sixteenths,. are in very - ,r... ti lt...nia:::.i, and will rise before the Drawing entnineneei.-- 1 fqrils;.iy and Co. therefore re quest their Friends nut to ii,.:ay purchasing. The Tickets and Shares are now selling on the low,:ir possible tetras, 404 the Money, ter tho. Prizes paid on dcnund, whether alp!. of a 20,0c01. Tht. Capital Pates Are not fixed to be drawn on any particular .1):1;,. bnt are <l,•;erniiriable as Chance may dirett.'--The lowot prize is 201. wlsich all Classes o 1 Ad venturers approve of. , , Lett e rs,. Parcels by Mail Coach or Carrier, executed pre. risely on the s3inc,lerrns,as if preset , t. Batik, ludia, and' Solith,Sca Stocks, with their 32'vcral An.' nuities, and alt kinds of, Goversintent Securities, bought and sold by Counnissi:On. 4 . . ()N 1 1 / 4 1t)N DAY, PR 1 L •1•F1 'FOURTH, THE . E.Nti-4,1 5 / 1 sTAT LOTTERY BEGINS DRAkv f.,11; • • . C. RA ' t) SC!I i.. AI ti. No. of Prizes. Nr doe of i:.t.:11. Total Value. .4. l'nzespf ./.:..%%.7.-,3 • jS Z b • it0)00.) --. 400 3 30, is,oao 3 6,0b0 5 -- i f c la 5,00,) 3'.= ion. __ 3,000 ho -- $9 3,4.);;., . 20 ' -- .:153,00cy /2,500 • -- • • 44 , 4 ,c Ti Adis. .. . . 4. 39 3,00 G.-:.:1- 'I hr:, ;;,;,,,Ile dift;m, from all .others /or many years, past, in Ow ~.:ir,:ulis.,t.til.ie of nut having arty Prizes ti.ited fur parlictiLd il,t)s. . • • CO 'ant r,,wd cs). No. st, Poultry, are appointed 0 by Govcrutuo,a to s.eil tli, T:..k.ts and Shares of the :Ahoy(' Lottery. l'lhs Wike i.,. : ;tz,n1i,..t.e.1 in tte.yeirr 17i ,) i mi l,.... en for/mute in' I!:,.: Sale of C.inini Prizes, Till it;. TE,E,N t zf AV)11:;11 wet. (It the i. alt Mill -Three preceding Lut: teries, arld Lama or tliz.ii ih.,•it.:.; into many Shares. AtlNlo , :+,7l' "CO Vt'‘9l-:. CIiEIiTS.EY, SURREY.. • TO. BE . LETT, FURNLSFIED, • ts.r The V -. 4• 1: 1 • • • 1 1 1 g Prem i ses consist t.t a onveniertt7.F;MilY 1 hylse, with a Dra;viv.z.rucnn 3- Feet by 20, and an Eating-moon 29 fret by t 3 ; also ever) ,tt..letteti and detached Mike, suiwrd fur the in - mu:W.4W reception of Genteel vamily ; a Kitchen walled ; and fully croppoct ; (; reen .h;,us: I.:iwii, GAnien, Bathing-home, lec. witt.' a C4i1.1 Writ I•tuteti ii;t, h4tin4lett on the North. hr A vai l it 1V;01, and ott , the !v:g:th, hi Five t'selds el Rich Meadow, we:t tented :Ina plains:a trait ileatthy Tinther, and other Trees ; the Whidh: ZO ACM,. . To be vi;:iveti with Tick;;;s . whidt truty be had, and Partic...lars kt.lown. by appl) ti.r, tu 11r. C. P. Liviim, Chertscy. A SPLEN N rioNAL WORK To Nobicotect ittl,l ••I,4)rtsliutra . ; an Admir ers of z A.rz , tkrutenC. On the.tst v, 11l el‘Ygmitly printed on s upgryx , j , ci ,l " rto . ,: 4 1y.ictied. with - two superb Lin. ravings.vi2. , 304 he L;rey.botinn-liitch and her. No• 5:. be continued Mutably) of u.r.ew Amt SPOT{ 1 (.:,11-21 NET ; or, A Cor . L at' ti‘: viiir>us !J)GS used in the Sporty or the I. i;!d, mcimlipg itace. in t(ener.ii r cat - miming-Dia s'eries of r+c!) Engravings of every distinct breed, finitOr4nd nikett from lite, put posely for the Work, by 3% Eaq. i R. A. and im p:iv:xi in the line wanner b' MA% jr..1119• Scott (by whom the P (ate. to Mr. DatficVs :Sports wore.exec;itcin. Inter snersed with 4.)...itutilui Vignette;, eil4liveti on by Mr. , C. Nesbit, fiarintn; ,coilea;nn tt ~ tiperb S t portiniSubjcds, worthy the atte,,:tion of A in,.euis kield Sporti,, and Ad mirers of the arts in general.' London: Printed •2;1,1 fnr the i'ropiletots, by j. Cutriee, Ivy-Line; ..P..t,tilwter-r4»v. A LETTER. to a ...AEI.; .2i-t,VN f, 111:111 1 .)r of LAIL thc }rouse conirnints, • !I.J public Dc.ilratioll, that he, sees no busincis Parhameht. lly a 1„.-iYNIAN, Second Lditiok entarecd.• `!'o ..,oLlt is praixcd, an Ad vol men!. Prnard tar, and snit! by , Nn. i 4, axford,strcet. The I,;ll.wing:Ctitic::..ii, 4 the Firt ; Th e Auth or e fitthk tai ingenious Paitiphlet takes up the ciao= of.the iii a lively strain ot 1111.; mour, whit:it Cannot tail ot: itr.A.;.Xly ,tMtilig his Readers; at least, we woe:mien mu:flat:mil in the perusal of it. Ills arruments &awn` 1r,,,n ~ i p:a.!, . tve merit, ot 11:010ps and . Met - chants, are z , , whethor he pteads forhis Citents, tlicir Mercantile Ativers.:ty " Ni..nthly Review, 17:48, p, 4 53. -44, Wedn net envy f. 4 his on the occasion the Mer chant tn.whon`i itis Letti.r .i.liiressed: A tante severe re. pretaewsion Ita. mar .tiy shoe the days of ju.aus. pro.munc.i„et,gr,ii, 1,1 it would be endless to eAtraet a ll the ~,:e oft things. i.t, tins 14tierj that, in tesveti pingtianr nuillC7l4,llteitt, it 1446 6440111 bCcli CX61:11‘,41 p. 161. [PRICE SIXPENCE. EAST MDIA lIOUSE, March t 6, tBe3. " - THE cowl' D [RECTORS af„l he ti !TA COMPANY cf MERCHANTS of ENGLANI) trading to the East Indies, do beryl & gitie Notice, • That tttlhe Quailcqy Genet ,O 1 Court appoluted to Seheti, OPP the inlttridi ttt filloqtyi4g Reiviutions vj the Cart of Dire 4 ,747 of the if iudant, aid thir .day, will be rep.rted to the Gourd Court,4l - 4(.4 , 4 , to the ASI the Ge0..111. tap. 29. " That it is the Unanimous Opinion of this „„Court, that " the Cciintifander and OWners of the Ship Ilindostan, ,are " fully - acquitted front all imputation of neglect; or• mis " conduet‘ in resped.to the Loss of that Ship." • " That it. is the.)pinion of ibis •Court, that the Coin— " wander and Owners of the Ship Princess A metia, .a re fully "'acquitted from All Imputation of negled or misconduct, " in respect to the loss of that 'Ship." II ILLMM RitilfS4Y, See. NEW MUSIC.' [ust published. by G. Thomson, York. Place, Edinburgh, and by T. Preston, No. 97, Strand, London. Embellished with a Stroke Engraving of the Soldier's Return, The s•th and 6th Boolts, or Volume 111. cont . .171: . 1, , 1 1. 4 1 .iFTY SELECT SCOT - CISH SONGS; Jc with an Introclu? . ..tion, an ilcconwaniment, 'and a Coy.. elusion to rich Song, for the PiantoForie; &c. by HAYDN, The POE XR chick? by It ; S In this Pirbiication,. it has ixierythe °Walt tAtthe E iiror '0 cnlie'ct alt the fine Scottish !Aelodies: in cleh . .pioest vont: ; to unite'thern with characteristic Pcctry. A cc....orrip. A ni. merits, and introduCkay and concluding S'7inpharri!:s, by Composers of the highest class ; and thus to render the Woix, interestio4 to the Singer, the Piano Forte Player, and Ciety Person of Taste. The VO F. FRY cotripries notonly all the gdoB old Snngs, but a most valuable ooWction of new ones, by chili:rent Au. ttiots, and particularly - upwards of One Fltinclled by Ii U R Nl:,*;,‘ MoSt Ut which were wt . :mu for this ani,, :a nn o t elsewhere be set to:Music. Eaglish Verses the Airs, are given in , addition to the Scottish Yet - se* OI . theSYMP;IONIESaiid the ACCUll v ANl,Aletsrrs, it is sufic i eut to 6:ty, that they ;Iry the ~;Qmiumiricm of p LEY EL, KOZELUCIT, and' ON. who- luck dso arrailKeit many of tare Airs tog Two Voices, with:34 - E changing a note ofthe Mchxlics. , each Ltoolt Twenty-five sc - rugs is Cos. ; ;:nil each Volume et' Fifty Songs,, with an elegant Fograving pieiixed to it, a Guinea. • The Violin and .I).4rrt:, when wanted, are sold separately at 3s. The Fourth, or .concludine, Volume of this Wolk, is in tbrwardness and Will I.o4.prolueed nett. yesr. • ..** Lately published,•as above, Twclve Grand sr mr ,,, ts with-Rondos on Scottish Suhjeets, fig the Piano Forte, Zi-e. • ' by Pleyel and Kozelueli.--Any other Publication of this kind bearing the name of either Composer, it %mot ly• spu. rious. THE SECOND EDITION. 2 • Prii.se One Shilling and Sixpence; Dedicated and presented, by. Permission, to His Majesty. ANNIVERSARY . SERMON of d,e t. ROYAL HUMANE SOLI ETY. Preached at Gros yenor Chapel, on the Stli of April. And, with Local AL terationi, at Holyrood's Church, Sotithainptnn, on the zoil. Line. -And at Sr. Helier's, in -the Island of Jersey, on twit iStitof Jtily, tBsx. ' By RICHARD VALPY, D. D. F. A. S. . • • .With 'Notes by.the-Aurhor. Sort secours me.fortitie, Et Me fait, trouyer la vie Dans les haircuts du ?cc:l)3 s . • 11: . E0U$SLAIT ODES SAC. And an Appendix on Resuscitation, by tlie. Socitty. ' Sold by. Itivingtons, - ' , Addeo. .and lotiason. : N. B. The AnniVcrsary 'Festival of trie Humane Society will be . ctlebrated ow Wednesday the a,ttt at April, at tit London Tavern. Tiffs Day was published, ' Printed on tine lar6e Post Octavo, Price ts, - • FirtHE REGARD which is 1)Uli to the•NIENIORY of GOOD MEN, • a SERMON, preached in the Epieopal- Chapel, Dundee, Susday, zist Feb. 12.4 a, on the Death ofGeorge Yeaman, Esq. Sy the Rev. thMES .13RUCE, A.B. Late of Emanuel Cntlege, Cambridge. " Alulas ille lionis flans occidit " 'Nulli tlebilior quain • Dundee': Printed:at the Office - Of Francis.l4y, fors. and. C. Riving:on, 7 London ; Win.' Creech, lidinburgh ; and TllOl4 Don:dd,:on, Dundee ; anti sold by every principal bookseller in the .United . . SECOND EDI-TION of Mr. KENDAL'S TRANS,LA. TION of DENON's TRAVELS .in This Day was published, Elegantly printed in'cwo Vuls,.Bvo. on a fine wove Demy Paper, enriched -by Maps, end elegantly engraVed taketrtn Egypt, by the Author, price iBs. boards, a New and Improved Etittion of in UPPER. and LOWER EGYPT, during the Campaigns of General Bonaparte' in that Country. By VI VAN T DENON. To Which is prefixed', an Historical Account of the I nvasion of Egypt by the rrench, By E. A. KENDAL, Esq; ' London : Printed for T. Ostell, Ave-Maria r lane, Pater. roster-row; where niay be had, A Die.dionary of the Won. tiers of Wature, ,v.th plates, price ss. boards. Fontenc..lleit Plurality of Worlds, with Notes, by La Lande, tr ans lated by Miss Gunning,. with Portrait and Life or the Authoi l boards. This Day was published, Complete in One Vol. Bso. Price gt. in boards, , ATERIALS for THINKING ; or, I,:,sslys • M • on the Dail:siva of Useful Knowledge, atnt the.HaP pine,is of Man. • eoturait ri, r. Liberality of Sentiment. b, ( C )n ha E ra d Ete mea t t - i 7 ). orludi of a. On Human incensistensies. Bonaparte. 3 4. o t, ( ) ) , 1 ( 1 1 1 t e t i h l ti c e a s y r L a n i c i a l e g i r n i si t . i°n; 8. On Politica.l conomy. liy W. BURDON, A. M.. • ' Newcastle: Printed by J. Mitchell, and sold by Thomas Ostel I, No. 3, Ave Maria-lane, Landon; where may be had, No. t 4, of the Monthly Epitome, or Readers their own Re containing, amongst -other articles of importance, E xtra,!ls from the folloWing ": Wilson's History of the Britisit xpe,:ition to Eqpt; Guthrie', Tour through the Crimea ; Journal ; CWa-tterton's Works, sec . 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NET L ANIB It ICS, a which article he is the OriAin4l la venter, and which he now makes both in Silk and Cotton, and Cotton only, And in all Quantities', so, thit Ladies arc not obliged to take useless 'coots. - •Rcibinsou's Sarsnet Cambrics are so. well Inown fbr their superior quality,'.that it is unnecessary to expatiate upon their merits, but inerely.to state, that they ;ire allowed, from th e manner in which they - fall to the form, and their coinnined tklicaey and richness, to surpass; in point of elegane.e, every other article of dress hitherto introduced._ . . . Many Dr4pers. liaberdashers and Mercers-It:tying sold 'various thing under the uatne of Sarsnet Cantbries, Lattii•-; will have the goodness b . ) observe, that they arc not to be ha 4 genuine,_ and such'us RObillSoll had trie honour of nuking for Her Majesty awl :Plit.cesses. the Princess of Wales and Dutchess of lir.rlt, btit at iiiS . Warehease as, abave, w11:--re Ladles wilt see the greatest vari.:ty dt Italian Sarsnets, Tartan Plaids, Chatnberrys, curious worked and every other article el:O.ining • N.. 8. -dirtily - Mourning of every deSeription, including Black Sarsnets, SACSilet Cambrics, It.itian.Sakinets, Chain berrys, Bornbazeens, Ste, to au) extent'at a moni:ta's. notice. 4..• 4 I , 40 . •;..; • I E:7 .s‘ ~ ~:ce~. al. s and inst. Be LC. crisis JOLfl and rp• ti a by hel ICIC thc by IN; orf her ieal :Is, „ r a►~ ot • 6 1 ~P'