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!r!i . , . Nl'Miniit 3227.1 Tl-I L ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO.IVIORROW EVENING, Jan. 22, t 803, will be performed, . . THE BELLE's STRATAGEM. Dpricourt, Mr. .BARRYMORE ; Hardy, Mr. DOWTON ; Sir George Touchwood, Mr. POWELL ; Flutter, Mr. PALMER; • Saville, Mr. C. KF.NII3LE. Letitia Hardy, Mrs. TO R D A IK ; Mrs. packet, Mrs. HAR TAME. • wvra • _ r 11 , 4 • , f~ I f , 4 • LOVE AND MAGIC ;. Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; Meg), (the Ma iciati) Mr. DE CAMP ,• lltlaloon, &tr. MALL ; Scaratnouch, Mr. t; I BBON ; Oipsey King, Mr. ; Tycho, (the 'Clown) Mr. GRIMA I:DI ; Colinubine, Miss B. MENAGE ; The Sprite, Miss TYItER ; Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master pLANCHAVO ; T.ittle Bess, (the Ballad Finger) Mis. BLAND. The Vocal Principal Parts by Mr. COOKE, Miss •TY'R SIiss'MENAG,E, Miss HICKS. Principal Dancers. Ittr. BYRNE, NlLs B. MENAGE, • , Master BYRN E, Miss DO tit; LAS." • Gentleman who was received with such loud and unantinot4lpplause• in King Richard, will repeat that Cita 14'1'r kal Nlonday text, being his se,_or.d .Appeaf4llCC, Olt-aT.Y Stave. The Public ire most respeCtliilly inforruci that the new Parauninne will he repeatedevery E vening futtlicr notiec. Tueiday, The Way to Keep On Wednesday, The Merry Wives of Windsor ; Sir loltn falstail', M r. Palmer. . . A. hew Comedy, called Hear both Sides, is in rehearsal, and , wilt he'produced in the course of next week. Historical Play, in Three Acts, with Music, called tierooP the North, is hi preparation. TtI EATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. `O -MORROW EVENING, - Jan. zz, 18c3, will be perfortnA, FAMILY QUAXRELS: The Principal Charaaers by • Lir. M. ARAHAM, Mr. MUNDEN, DEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. Si mxtoNg ; and Mr. INCLEDoN NrarrocKs, Mrs. ST. LECER, Mrs. DAVENPORT, • )6lrs. DIBDIN, Miss WADDY, • And Mrs. MILLS. TIARLEOITIN i s HABEAS; Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. Plincipal Pantomime enaraaers. nub:quilt, Mr. BO LOC.N A, jun. Padlock, BO LO(> NA • Quango, Master MENAGE • joint Doe, Father to Colon**, Mr. L. BOLOGNA Richard Roe, Columbne's Lover Mr. KLAN ERT ; Lounger, Mr. KING ; Calunnbiatici..klaugtstertojohn Due), :Mrs. W BROW' ; ' Cetiusot Enchantreicat, Mr. DARLE Y. The Gentleman who on Monday Made 114 first Appear ante on any Stage in the ,Chara4ler of Othello, tvs3 hououre.d 11, very great applause, and will . rottaf the Chiraaer (',rl Konday next. Family Quarrels .will be perfemed on Tuesday, with *he new. Pant6rnime. On Wedneseliy, Delays and Blunders.. • • T -13 WrdittaZti rho ap-44, Iteiday The Man ache Worio. The New r K antoinime will be, repeated every . Evening till Inhernode,- he newt. fall • rigule of Alfonso will I: , .terformed. early in . f all week. Aw orticEß. in die NAVY, recently reduced to willsay, wisb,ng to he engagd in fo r ma re.speCtable Situation. ~'.71 1 11?y, give Four Hundred Pounds Permanent nesters, The greatest secrecy may be depended on. , mentioning particulars as to Situation and Emolu. or m, bt• paid doe attention, by direting B. No. r; fhik-street, Middlesex fic.spital . . A Situation attached E 0 the Wet Docks will be preferred. N B. No Broker will be treated with. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 'THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, anti PUBLIC in general, are respedifully informeti, 101-01 BURGESS "and SON's CENUINE ESSENCE . of ANCH(VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the saw, manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is fill)' continued in the o pi n i on of the Country at large, and of resident in all parts of the World, :And having . *OCKl the test of trial, ranks it In the situation it now maintains, The general utility of their Essencz of Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, .stc. induces them, from the numerous Advertisements daily avi: Jring,. to caution Families, &c. . purchasing the same, as'oone is to be had of their Genuine, ut at their Warehouse as under. Every (alter Article in the 011 Trade for.family use, of the ,hest quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c Officers in .the Army and Navy, snpplieti upon the shortest notice for the East and West Indies, &c, 43- For the convenience of Varnilies in 'Scotland, they balm appointed Messrs. R. lohniton anti Co. Edinnurgh, Their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy -steps, Strand, 1.01id,,n. TO THE PUBLIC THE Ilonourble Commissioners for: the Stamp Duties having been pleaml to grant Dr.. Solomon the vrivilel;e of an exclusive anti particular set'uf Plates for f;is Stamps, whereon his Name and Residence, viz. t , Sarni. So lomon; Liverpool,'' are engraved; • : • The Public are Hereby respedfully informed, th a t i n f uture ic his I‘l,,,tß:iis, the Cordial Bairn of Gilead, and Anti. I rine will not contain the Certificate as heretofore inclosed, signed by him, the Government Stamp pasted ever the Cork of each Irlottle, hearing his name in the body thereof (to Coun tertit,witich IS Felony), being a sufficient security to hi m Ind the Public in general against all manner of I intvosition. Purchasers of those valhable-Medicines, and of Dr. Solo- Abstergent Lotion, are therefore requested in a parti. culatlinanner- to obserre, that none is or can possibly be ge , mine which is not stamped in the mvaner above stated ;of trouese all others are Counterfeits,. FOR COUGHS, &c. ANGIBAUD's LOZENGES OF BLOIS. vriiEsz Celeb l r i ped', Lozenges, which }lave been: J. sold in Englai upwards of One tlundred and Thirty Years, were invented by Charles Angibaud, of Blois, Apo thecary to the then King of France. nrici have been conveyed' Angibaud, his GraAdson, late of st. lane, London, by assignment of the Original Receipt, to' the prcsellt Proprietor. The Lozenges of Blois ore very different -from all the Mo. kdern Inventions, and are a most pleasant . and effeeldial. Re.. rnedy for Coughs, Colds, ani Disorders of the 'Limp. Sly az Peculiar sheathing Quality, they quickly allay those trouble ?otne tickling Coups, called Catarrhs; and by their soften • lg and healing, Vutues, atrord great Relief in Sore 'throats, oreness of the Breast, and-Astlunatie Complaints. Sold by AppOintment of the Pr . pyrietor, in Boxo, Price IX. 10, each, Duty. includad, by Kr. Newi,:ry, No. 45, St. Paul sh, Mr. Golding, No. 42, Cornhilt ; Ir. 'Putt. at the Royai Exchange; Messrs: kayler anti Blew Cocksp jeboult, nr street ; Mr, Wade's, Old Bond-strect, l Mr. ehoult, No. ”o, and Mr..Pidding, No. 70, Oxford-street ; Mr. Ward,. 1 '49.324 Holborn; and Mt, Clarke, No, 00; Botou3h. • rip , sl v , 1: 4 . 4 4 • 4 • ' i 'i n ,ii l34 Ak -‘ F R B I DA Y, I.A.NuARy 21, 1803. SUN'O To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIZS AND GXVILEMLN, Beg leave to apologise for the t r ouble I have I occasioned,you in the Election of the rgth inst, by per severing in what has appeared so unequal a contest : but ouch have been the peculiar circumstances of my . situation, that it was difficult tor me to ad otherwise consistently, with the public avowal of my determination t o p roceed to the decision of a Ballot. Although the objed. for which I solicited the honour of your Votes has on the present occasion been defeated, I feel no less gratefully sensible of the attention my Friends have. shewn me, and beg leave to return my best thanks ; hoping I may without presumption look forward for a more general support whenever a favourable opportunity may present itself for leading to the attainment of my wishes. I have the Honour to be, Your obliged and most obedient Humble Servant, No. 23, Upper Cower-street, JAMES MONRO . zo, 1803. • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, y BEG leave to repeat my intention of offering my self a Candidate for the East-India Direelion, on the I Rit Vacancy whenever it may OCCI,If. and 1 tuna earnest ly entreat the ponciur of jiair.interostand sappotr; -. 1 that the best years of a life,. spent in the adual service of the East-India Company, may be considered by you as fait grounds of pretension to your favour, which, if I am so for tunate as to obtain, it hall be my study, to meth the contl• deuce placed in me, by a steady - and faithful discharge of the Duties annexed to so important a trust. ' 1 have the Honour to be, with the greatest respeit, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most and obedient humble Servant RICHARD CHIL3I4IEY ?LOWDEN. Devpnshire place, jan 27, iSos. HEREFORDSHIRE. . . A T a ME,ETING held the t s 6th of December, I 1 at the King's 'Head, Ross, according to Adjournment ind Public Advertisements, the Proprietors and Occupiers of Land, in the Line,of the .RAIL R 041) proposed to be made front the River Wye, at I..idbrook,lo the said River at Hereford, were decidedly of opinion, and-resOlved; to oppese the making such Rail Road through t heir Estates, farms and Lands.. Signed. at the Meeting by, and ; on behalf of, the following Forty-two Land Owners ; when. only three or four Land Owners appeared in favous of the proposed Rail Road : - . , JAMES PHILLIPS, Esq. Chairman of the Meeting. Thomas - Symons, Esq. . Mrs Ann Watkins. Rev. [Om Hoskins. Mr. foseph Hardwick. lamen Woodward. Esq. - Mr. George Webb. osePh Swayne, Esq. . Mr William V ,ughan. Ira. Clarke,, by the Rev. - Mr. William Little. Mr; BetStoll. Thomas Fletcher, Esq. 45y folin William,, Esq. Mr. Win. Roberts. l' Mr. Philip ;iner. • Mr. !oho Smith. Mr. folio Robinson , . Mr. lames Whinny, by Mr. ?Ir. lamts Powles. Swayne. .Me. Thomas Harvey. Mr. Thomas Lampett. Mrs. Evans. . Willlinn er ,..Holder y Esq. by Mr. Mts. Cowles. ' Para Thomas Illunt..4sck. by Mr. Edwirtt Howell, Esq. by do. Harvey. W I l :an; Merrick, Esq. by do. Mrs. Eleanor Weare, by Mt. • Mr. Janie., Webb. Banfield• . - .•. i; ' . Mr. Thaws Pow, Rev. Harry• Williams. . Mrs, Sarah councel. Mr. 13eniimin Meek.. - ' Mr. John Phelps. Ri, - .ard Hawkins, Esq. by- Mr. William fisher. . • Mr. Dobbs, , Mr. Robert Drookes, by Mr. Mr. T.lxnas . 6ew. Lkycl. Mr. William Dew, Mr. losvph GreenaWay. ' Mc. loin. '..i..i110ck.. . - ,Mis. /1.:,,t, by M. Piallips: - Ur. Thomas Miles. Mrs. Doble, by Mr. Painter. vAcciNr.- POCK 'I VSTITUTION, GOLDEN -SQUARE. Weekly Board, Tuesday, lan. 48, 134)3. NOTICE of the REPORT and DINNER. Thomas Payne, Esq. in the Chair. - - - ESOLV ED, That as the most convenient anti agreeable Mode of hearing from the Physiciani the Report of the Praaicepfthe VACCINE INS'PIT UT IOL:, during the years [Soo, !Sot, and 11;62, ; and also for the pur pose of trans46liPg other Biisiness Mating to the Institution, the Subscribers be respeafully invited to meet at the SIIAKSP FARE TAVERN, on Monday, February 7, at / p i r a o l v f i a d t e l d e r at Pour .ri v o: Col O'clock. k i 0a , .- Secondly, That on the same Day and Place, - a Dinner be , for su ch Members, and their Friends, as please to take 'rickets. at tos. 6.l.'each, any Time before Sunday, February,6, either by ;applying at the Bar of the Shakspeare Tavern; or, at No. 5, Golden-Square, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the Board Days o( the Vaetsne In stitution, between Twelve and Three o' Crock. Note—lt is hoped that no Offence will b 'riven by the. Condition, that Admittance to the Dinnercannot beallowed, unless Tickets have been previously taken by the tithe above mentioned. . , it required, .the ,Reptitt will •be read a second time after Dinner, on account of such Members as may attend late. It is intended to remove the Institution as soon as possible 'from Golden-square, of which Notieemill be given. , By Order, . . W hl. SANCHO, Secretary. , BLANCII.MONGE: AND fEI.L.Y.IIIO ULD MA NU . , • FACTO RV. TOi-IN - ORIFFITHS, and t7,0N 0 at their Repos'. , I tdry , No. is, New-street , CoVent-garaen, beg leave to in form the Nobiliv, Gentry, anti Public, that they have to sub. mit.to their inspeCtion a considerable Addition to their former extensive Stock, in great variety of Curious Devices. They respeafully rem' ti their grateful 'llianks for the Encourage ment they have received, ,and flatter themselves, that the Curious Assortment they have added . willgiye universal-sa tisfattiop. A New I nVention; much patronized, to keep nest to the Feet in Carriages—a large variety of Patties, Millelleur, BreadXutters,,ike. aa.-1310ek.tin Furniture as usual, • • An IMPROVE!) SYSTEM o,f MODERN GEOGRA PHY, PRACTICALLY ADAPTED to the BUSINESS of EDUCATION. • . . • , This Day was published, Price-9s, 6d. in boards, or tos. 6d. bound'and lettered, deco rated with FIFTY-SIX beautiful and interesting CoPper plates, representing the .Manners, Customs, and Dresses, of all ,Nations, and illustrated with: new and improved Maps, • • GEOGRAPHY for the USE of SCHOOL S, on a Plan so Pradical to Teachers, and so highly fasci nating to-Pupils, that it cannot tail to rect..mtnend itself to universal adoption the moment it is seen. It is divided into three parts: i. A Grammar of Geography, drawn up as conciiely as possible; forstlie purpOse of being committed to memory. a. Toe [lse of the Globes, With a Variety of Examples. and Exercises upon. each Problem. circumstantial, and highly entertaining Accounts . of the Manners, Customs, Dresses, and Curiosities, of all Nations, illustrated with fifty Copper -plates, and tbrming a 1304 y of Fads which, for Entertainment and instruction, are not exceeded in the entire Compas s of Li ter a t ure. To the Whole are prefixed an Account of the most success ful and rational Mode of •toecning Geography, and plain Di reatiorts for projetling and drawing all kinds of Maps. By tne Rev. I. GOLDSMITH; A. Vicar of Dunnington, and form erl y of Trinity College, Cam . bridge. . Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7 r, St: Paul's ctiurch.yard: sold by Thomas-Hurst, John Harris, 'Benjamin Tahart, and Co.. Lackington and London ; by, j. Archer, Dublin F. Balfour, Edinburgh 1 and hy ail uuttS Wokseiters. N. B. Mr. Phillips informs theTnade in Town atut Coun try, that he wilt at Alf times exchange, new and perfe4t Co pica olthis Book k for any other of hi*publications. TO Dit. ANDBRSON *. SIR, HARGES of rude. and ungentlemanly Treat; ment are always brought by the-Authors and Prornottets of imposture against the detectors and expo se rs of it of which there are so many instances in , the Controversies con cerning Lauder's, Macpherson's, and subsequent Forgeries, that you - might hate spared yourself - the trouble of adding to them. The points in dispute between us require neither in vedive' .argument, nor evidence, but simply t4a, and such facl e . es is within the reach of every Person's observa tion. . You have asserted, that Fruit-trees +, in Mr.' Forsyth's Garden at Kensington, " in such a state of decay as to have been all rotted away except about one inch of bark," have been restored to the greatest degree of heal,th and vigour, by Means of his Compost. have asserted, arid I do assert, that no Tree in that state ever was, or can be, restored to l ' walth or even preserved alive, by all the Composts that -Mr. Forsyth, or you, or any other Doclor, ever did, or can-apply to it. `You have state.l, that by the aid - of Mr Fortyth'a tom , post ' " holes in Treei coo be' brought, in a few years , to such a state of soundness, that no one can know- .the new from the old weed," and you ilea* _ea presaed your astonish ment at the " wonderful soundness" you have seen produced by it. inevs a*eerted, and I do aseert, thert you nevr saw any "pelt thime end that Itotevety.-41:Attntltsh eat..? iv s, in any one instance, or ever an be, reaiored. tb the state 'of soundness you have deet vibe , t.' . Probably we have both seen Conjurors, of another de scription, cut oil' the heads Of livintbirds, and then produce them alive and well, with. their heade as firmly attached to their bodies as ever ; but as our degrees of informatien, and Motives for belief, were in this caae nearly the same, we -.both, probably, drew the, same 'conclusion, arid only save the operator credit for his nutunal dexterity in imptereeptibly, substituting a living bird fur a dead one. Tieing sufficiently •, acquainted with the nature and principles nt vegetation, to know that the miracle is as inere.dible in the one ease, as in the other, l must be Allowed, till better .in formed, to draw a similar cboclueion - from what 1 saw at • Kensington-gar den. Miracles that have been performed there, may, I presume, be perfermed elsewhere ; and if either you, or bdr, l'orayth, wiil let me see, you perform either of the above-mentioned operations, in any garden, or piece of ground, which shall be under the' care and intpedion of the President of the Royal Society, or of such Persons es he shall appoint, tinting the Whole process, 1 will stake airy stun that. I C,lll iiiithotit inconvenience deposit, and that you or your friends shall enoose to tie issue of it. But as a tree in such a stale ef tlea ay as to " have been all rotted away except ebeut one inch of bark," inuet have been long dead, tome 'line will probably he required ru -store it to life ageili, ana'te the degree of health and vigour requisite to support your assertion ; 'and as you, and even Mr. Forsyth, eneuninered with the 'honours of his Paili.a mentary Reward,' may at • present feel Somewhat untesy under the charges which .your unprovoked aggression lies compelled me to briitg forward, I will point our to you inuuediate and erlZ:dive method to destroy my Credit witn the Public. Produce a traitsveree , settlon of a tree, which, having once been hollow, or partially hollow, l eas been filled up with solid wood, ut which no one can know - the new from thti Ohl." Mr. Fortyth anti his friends, in the Book of which'he is the neraidal !sorbet, are said, it 1 do not mistake, to possess sonic such transverse se:Aiutas : pre posacesed, however, with , the ?pinion that al) those. May have been lost, or inlslaid, strict: the appearance of my tot tner Letter, I tetli:r you, Or your Friends, to deposit a second Stake, to the same ;miaow, and on ennilar condition; with the preceding, taunt You Caiopiaprotitieeame. I shall be in Town next month; where the season will be favourable for the proposed.operetione I but the style of your Foinitle has not made either my "friends, or vitae:elf, very solicitous to be introduced to )our :tequila:mice by ass interview at •Kensing_ sir, &c. T., A. KNICIrr. • ' Elton, lan.7, 1110'3. ' . • . * In answer to his Letter •in the Morning Chronicle, the Inn, and Morning Herald. t Rei,:reations, No. $7. This Vay was potdislicd, Prix: 35. bound, AKEY to CHAMBALII)Ii EXERCISES ' being a corre6t Translation of the various Exercies cont.tincd in that Bfjoit, By E. J. •VOISIN. • • Printed for T. N. Longman atul 0. Rees, Paternoster row. Thii Work will be found of infinite service to such Teachers of.the Frcncit Language :ware not sufficiently abla to explain to their. StUdonts the applici6on of afl the • Rules in the E'xercises of Mr. Chambaud ;' and more particularly to those who are not Natives of France, and to sac!) persons as learn the laugUage without -the Assiitance of a Master, as the accuracy of the French may be depended upon, - - In a few tltys will be published, handsomely printed in Two Volittnei Oetavo, in b0341S 143. and a W fCW•CO... in , pies qn s9pertime ext ra WO Royal Paper, price bourns I L 0, with a Portrait of th Author,. engraved ,byjloll, from a Painting by. Sir josluta -11.synolds ; 'VHF; POETICAL, woRKs the late 7n40. I,IAS WAR,TON, B. D. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, and Poet laureate. filth Edition, cotreeted iind enlarged. To which are now added, l nsettrittontim Rotnanartnn De- Jeans, on Inaugural, Speech as Csinden'Piotessor of History, neve r bet - or,: published. .Togeti)..:r with some Account or his Lite; And Notes, critic - Al anti explanatory. Hy itlCilAtth NI ANT, M.A. Fellow of Oriel College, 0 xfoid• „ Oxford : Attlic university . Press, for W. Hartwell and 3. Parker ; and F. and C. itivitioen, London. fe- This" Day were the Sixth Edition at LEANINGS, -through WALES, HOLLAND, kir and 'W ESTP HAL! A , in Thriit 'Volumes, price Oile G intim iii boards. - . BY Mr: PAATZ: " Aber many .a dull and uninierotin4 trae, to which our duty enroll:Ai.% attention, it is with a _lively -pleasur; that we' sit down to review the volninei before us. AO is i tidiznt which v:re feed is similar to th7tt c t tbe trarzlier, who bath past flout the long and sandy de,eit, %Owe he 10:1:,v,{41,tui,:d with fatigue and anxiety, into tine diversified eountiy.". Anti- laeobin Review. •We have found so rum lively and pleasant exhibitions of manners, b 0 many amusing, and interesting anecdotes, and so many observations and relleni on s , g a y and grave, sportive and sentiinental (ill expressed in a gay and familiar style), better suited 'to the purpose than sentences laboured - with artificial exaanes.s, that we ,annot but rt.-connivent' it to our readers highly amusing and interesting perlormance." Analytical iteview, Jan. 1746 , , Volume I. and 11. price los. each, in boards, of Gi:!attings in descriptive of the CountenariCc, Mimi,. and Charaeler of the Country. " The Author continues to merit the eltaraacr he has long and deservedly maintained, of a sprightl4 and ago:cable writer ; of an intelligent, aunt often i p sagacious observer of human lifesand manners ; and he is entertaining t hroughont,o. British 'Critic. The English (fleaner has here formed a golden sheaf upon English ground." Anti. I acobin Review. " The country which forms the subjca of this xolume•has not for a long time received a mote inaiily or interesting tri. bate from any individual sou or daughter who shares it, boun ties." New London Reilow. Preparing for the Press, The Third and Last7Volume of Gleanings in England ; in. chiding. among a Variety anther Topica, Spiripathy, a Poem,' Revised and enlarged. *,* TO this Volume, which c o mp letes the Work, it is in. • tended to give a tine Ettgf3vitig of the Author, from anoriginal Portrait. painted by Mr. Lawrence. , • Printed for Longman anti Rees, 'Paternoster-row. Where may be had, a New Edition, by tire same A uthor, of I ThO poor or, Cottage Pietures a Poem. This Work bas reeeived.the warmest X*ncontite from all the Reviewers. • a. FornilY Seer's, a Novel, iss five vols. price tl. 75, 6d. Weds. rT. ~~ ,~ ~ 1~ .. ~ 1 `~`~ „ gr.n.CL [PRICE SIXPENCE. 0 E OF' januvy it, iSo3. TH E PRINCIPAL OFFICE RS I;t j l4 ` of lies .Al/IYESTY's ORDIV.4NCE, do hereby give that :bey 'heir Office, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster, on S.iTUIZDAY, the 29th day of this instant la: nuaT, to restive Pi Cfp:Jill from such Persons as may 4e willing to undertake the Supply of FOREIGN TIMBER, ' for the Seivire of the Ordrs,2nce Department in'the Portsmouth Division, upon a contrail for T.hree Years. The Terms and Condition's of the contria may be seen upon cip: plicathar at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-itreet, 'where -P.:l4a Lists of the Articles of Timber to be saPplietlivill be de. 7ilyred, any du bawrett the hours. of Ten and four o'clock, but 110 Prtp,s-414 can be a,k,:....ted after SaistraV, th e 29th of January, 2803. 19 Order of the Board, - R, 11.C:ill:IV, See: OFFICE oRD.N.4ivc'E, THE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICERS‘f .411,4- 7E.7.7 - I's 0 R 1)M-1 Ar 1. 7 : do herd : ) , give Mtee, -that tkp .will be ready at their Ot7re, in St. Mapplref-strect,, Westminster, on TUES.Q.4'I', the Ist day of Februgs9: maxi, to tredve Proposals from curb' Persons as' may be 1241114 to /from( the purchasers .zb:all One Th4usand Tans of old uniervice t ifile ROUND SilOr, in His Majesty's grarrii. at 04.11. quriblities r:t Iru 14.1.1 FAV Toes. One-. 1 bird part cf tke turch.sie to be pa id at tit time the bargain is c.n. eluded, and the remainder tul..en _the Sba ~b.:11 be taken avay. The Shot to be ?moved ix a fortnight after the purchase is agreed gtxd the conveyance of it-to he at tte purchaser's event,. By Order (j the Bard, R. H. CREW, See. • This Day was published, price p. rrflE DIVINE INSPIRATION ofthe JEWISH SLRIPTURES, or OGU TEST/00 2 .NT, sasiertea by St. Paul, t 6. and Dr. C;eddes's ReAs3ii4 against this sense otitis ord.'s examined. By ROBE FLT. 1124 MAY, • Prvfrssorof TheolOgy in .the University or ClasgSw. Priatiti fur I'. Cadcil and W. Davies, Strand. . . This Day Nvi:s published, ' In One larl•e: Vol. izino.. price is. bovds, AN IN ritobucTw N to the STUDY of the Fll3l. E ' 'acing the Foxerth Edition of the First' Via. tunic at the Elernent Clivitian Theology ; cunt:Anti% Proof.-; of the Autin:titioly Inspirationot the Holy Scrip tures ; a Summary of the iiiotory of the lows.; All Account of the jewiti.Sects ; and a Blici 'Statenniit of the Contents of the 800 .s of the Old kind New Tesraincnts. By GEORG E PIO:TY:MAN, F.R.S. 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Sharpe, oppo;'w York Mouse, FOR UOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE STO,. MACH, AND DEutuTv ARISING, FROM A.GE QR () I HER CAUSES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS. THIS PreparAtion of the Ginger is recOmrnended • fot Indigestion Weakness, Cramp and Paini in the Stottiath, atai in ail Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me dieines.are rievesSary. They ure also serviecable in „‘ - 'old, "Elartfleht, Gouty, Rhetitnalic and Paralytic Complaints, and Debility trotu Age or other Causes. Those who suckle will find, them particulaily adapted for that period, a 4 they remove that lainittess Si generalty experienced, Comet the Milk, and prcven Flatbleneies, so fatal to Infants.. They: reality dissolver in any liquia, and are preferable to common' Ginger, being need fmni the impurities, land, the woody and fibrous parts or the ro,r. The quantity of a tea spoonful may be taken at 2,111. time, either alone, aubj cheviot and gradually swallowed, oidissolved in a cupful of tea, of a glass of wine, at wine and %yam. Preparel and sold only by 1r C. Walsh (Inventor), Ches mist- to His Royal 1-lighuss the Duke of York, No. roe, Strand, London, in 'Bottles, zsi. 9d. and cos. exeh o om Walstt's kovoksta Giogcr, 7s. ed. cult kcilit.