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iti ,i* 1/0 / s ii• '44" '' ) '''' - x7 ,-- , , - . ‘5....,_ .........• Ocz u r,..i - • ~_...e • ... . • ; • ~,,-, • ~..qt,- , . , --4 '" ''' .1..... N• , i f) • .. i. ........, :. - • , .. .. .• . - _ . - .4_ fr • r.- • WED N ESDA Y . ; NIA Rex z, 1803. [PRICE SIXPEITCRa SVIVIRRk 32611 ~v • TIIEATRE-ROVAL, I.)RUItY- LANE. TO-NiCal&OW EVENING, March 3, 0303, .., • will he irerforrried •a new Historical Play, in Three with :Music, called • i'Hl HERO OF " THE NORTIC • with new Scene .r., Dresses, and Dec-Or:Air:ins. • rizt Overture and the MI! r. , rilposcd and.seleaed by Mr. alio - Otterleblrs by • Mr.FOPE, Mr. \ LIMA; iiTON", Mr. KELLY, Mr. RA'(MON•b, • Mr. 1)OWTON. : • ME. BANNI3TEK, jun. Mr. PE CAZIP, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. S EDGIV,ICK, Mr. GR I fvtAliOl•, Mr GIBBONS., Mr. FISHER, Mr. EVANS, Mr. WELLS, Mr. ft)Ht l / 4 1.WN, Mrs. YOUNG, Mrs. MOUNTALN,..Mrs..4I,MO,ONVE, Miss MENAGE,. Miss I\IE L WWI .Chorus of , Minter. • D:inby, Maddocks, Cooke, H.' Caulfield, I. 'Catiltield, StltiCh, . Rhodes - . .4.ltner, Jones, Sylvester, Heather, Blanchard, arc. &c. qlolll§ of Nuns., Saunders, Willi am s , Mesds.Blancli:atl, Arne,. Went*orth, Coates, Maddocks, <lratson, Bristow, G rimaldi, Xeliy, Butler, Wrog, Fislier, Robinson, S. Robinson, titnith, 4tc. • ' t THV Aliqi4tll. loxes Second Price js. , :-Pit 3s. 6d. Second. Price vs.— : Gallery as. Second Priv: is.--Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 6d. , • Places for the Boxes to betaken of Mr. Fosbrovir, at the lox-Office, Little ItuSell-stivet. Doors to he opened at Bait past Five, arid the terkuppance to begin at Halt past Six. r The new Play of the llertytifthe North will be repeated: every MO:W:4 i 'Cuesday, Tlttcsda,„„v and Saturday, till Rather hotice.--Saturday, with Thu Wedrling - DaY- On M"daY, Mr. Cooper of the PhiladelpAia and New York Theatres, will nialte his tirst Appearance on thivStaze, in the Clutr4fierof Hamlet ; 0 phelta„ Mts. fordan. TlihATltE-$.O yA L.,. COVENT-GARDEN. • T°- , NIORROW E.VEN-ING, March ^ . will be perforrned, 3 , 1803 , PAMILY QUARRELS: The Principal . Chatattats by Mr. "MAHAN!, Mr, MirtmeN, Mr. BEVERLY, -Mr. EMERY, \lr. BLA.NCIIA RD, Mr. SI NIMONS, and Mr. INCLEI)' IN ; Mts. 111AVIIICKS, Miss,, CHAPMAN, Mrs. DAV E?:PO RT, Mrs. LABIA N, , Miss WAOI)Y, And Signora STO It ACE. Vilir T It . THE JEW AND TIE DOCTOR. Itc,4 6s. Pit 3s. J. Gall.ry 2S. Upper Gallery us. I iattes' tar the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandoni iti the tiox Office, Ilatt-street. 1 D0 . ,,r, t o be'opeticd at tut Oast Five, and the .Perform ance to begin a t half past Six. Vivant Rex et RrAnia. And on Saturday will be produced, tor th'e Ist tithe, a new Comedy, in Five Ails, tatted John Bull ; or, Att Eni;li . pi., inan'e. Fire-Side. To which will be *clad Two Strings to laur. Heivir. ROMAN G'AI.LERY,'I 4 I. I 4, Duke.street..St. lattices. r r HIS Colieetiori having been, advertised for IL Sale last week, the Proprielor, 4r. fionelli, begs to in. reran , theloublic, that it'waseone withoutitia A pprobattbn, arid wilt bt s4takit o sorne inquiries ;. tne Callers , irlerefoincontinueS opelVia/lifilhe addition of some valuable C:aneos and! titaglios elegantly set in kings,, and at Altera_ on Nv• a•Wi-7Z, 04A". hnia,ht ye,terdav, ch., 2s, by Mr. Kal l ‘ht,„of Whiithail, and rept:it-et:llw the 1 1 4ptelth of earth;," W.Tintlitriet, and a Landscape, by I.w- 121 X. , NORFOLK IiLTSRANDRY. • 4 IVAN TS a Sill/4'llON in any art of the Kingdom, as STEWARD or 12 Al LI F to a Noble , roan or. Gentleman, a Young Man, brought up, anil well versed in thei Management of Land , and . Stock, according to the Norfolk System of Husbancivy, and who can be well re. 'Commended. Letters addressed 0) Mr. De Hague, Town Clerk of Nor. 'vekh, will be immediately attetpled IP MASTER OF A .FAI•iI). • . U7ANTED by a REGVNIENT of the aN, , E, ydaily expeded from the West Indies, Orson Oa — lifted in every respeEt to instate a young Ban 4 of Music in tb different Instruments , now in t;se. Hq must bring a good Charactex wet h him, both as a Moician and as an indi *dual. Any person whom this may suit, is requested to send Ns name, of ahode, owl terms per annum, to Messrs. Roar slid Oplvte, Argyll-street, London. DANCINP —P MATE TUITION. MESSRS. HOPKINS and SON'S AC.NI)&,.IIY for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANCING, at COACHNIAKERS-HALL, Foiner-lane, Ch'=aPside, continues, Open to the improvement of such LADIF-S and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this Accumplishinent. Or thoie Who luive not obtained the pre. sent.F ASHION ABLE MODE, may be expeditiously in. stautked in the most PRI VA.TE MANNER in all the h GANT and FASHIONABLE SST PS now in use, to qua. lily them for the I itsT ASS E Mini ES. YOUNG I.A. DIES and GENTLEMEN are also Tugl}t every FA SHIONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give the most elegant Address. N. I. The Morning Academy .f'or LADIES ONLY Is Ckpeu and will be conOnued till Hip Mi.j.fitv'f Birth dl) '43 FASIIIONAW,L PRIVATELY tau g ht to Ladles and Gentlemen • of any a g e, who have never learnt this Accompliah 'tient, or not in the improved inodern style, at No. rg, Sher ' ttrri..strFet, Golden-square, and No. IQ. tircat Alip-street, Condmaws-fields, They are taught on a Plan particularly calculated tor those to Whom it is an obje.‘i to acquire hex. poitiott s iy, privately, and in thq first :styleot Fash i on. : Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents., who may wish to - learn in a few d4ys, may Board and Lodge, privately, . In the Hoilse, and receive constant Instructiolt Select Weekly, Assemblies are every Monday, the hand conduCted by Mr. Taylor; none hut Subicriberti ad. mined • none • but People of respectability can stibSeribe. !. 4 •` l liNelable Schools and . kamities, it pot distant front Tgwil I r e ‘ riU tel4led on the-usual Conditions, and ' instntaed in elegant feqt.iijteof kfodein Dancing.. Ito N .-7— 'llAl Tit ()VAL FAMILY. YELLOW Aril) RILIOUS FEVERS'. VERY' e xperieneed Physician knco.vs what clan. gerous Disorders arise from a redundancy of Bile in the Hovvever salutary a tine secretionot :thislluid may wt- yet a dinsion of it ,in the circulation is known, from its .rttrescent quality, to bring on sudden and final Fevers. In of Countnes this consequence is more to be apprehended than in temperate Climates. It has been supposed by..tho 'Most eminent of the Faculty to have occasioned the devastst.. 1 4 malady known by the, name s . of the Yellow Fever ; arid this ac counts for the uncOnimon success of DI XON's TIBILI•OUS. PILLS in curing, and, particularly in pre l'ettfinK this Disorder. Captain Campbell, now to the West Indies, who took-the Aniiinlithis Pills successfully in a liver • CO Mpiaint, WO, induced to recontinend them to til:s•Brbther Officers, and has thereby been the happy means cr securing themfrom all the ravages of sod rcathuLa dis , ,rder.. The dls arc therefore in an especial manner as a preservative, dc-. Serving the notiee.d.alt Military and. Naval °dicers, as well as - all other Per Mils tied to, those Climates, subject to this terrible calamity,. - !she Pills may be taken by the tenderest • Venstitution, and reqttire 'no confinement, nor any restraint as diet —They are sold, wholesale and retail, at ' Ching and •' ; - BUtler O. 4, Cheapside ; also by Payne, 'Plymouth ; helarn, Portsmouth:; Walker, Falmouth ; Dover ; I . l ntictl soitritampton • atia by one Nlerlii.ine Vender in every Town in the United KingdoM, in boxes at zzs, 6s, and 43 . 9d. each, signed by G. DiXon, Apothecary. • 1413014 -.. .• • ' LO TAVERN; rebrt ary•'ig, - illo3. At a M-EETING of the MANUFACTURERS of SjLK nA'N DK rttril t 'E 1 ,4 % - arclothrrs =retried *Thar Branch of Trade, to consider of the proposed adinissioh of India !-'illc Handkerchiefs for Home :Coniumptiorwsubjeet 'to certain Dillies; ' . • '..'• RICHARD LEA, Esq. in the . Chair; rrHE following Resolutions., were • passed ulutui. .L -Inously,: . • , • 'Mat itis tlte opinion of this Meeting, that the introduc tion of India ,Silk Handkerchiefs for Home Consumption, will fat injiarions to the Industry of the Country;.by depriv ingl"Dou,sands pf Employoent, detrimental to its Revenue, both in Ciasto?nS and Excise, and tattle interest of the East I ndia * Cornpaay, by greatly diminishing-the consumption o 2 Bengal Silk, and ultimately will be destrtietiVe to tins Braden of .Maniata6tory in this. Country: .•.- • ~ -- • ~, • That a Committee be appointed, to take, the necessary measures to Pre Vent thit introduelitin taking plate. „ That .the, following Gentlemen entnpose this Committee, wit ;1 power to add therein froin time . to time; and that Five he ; t gortpu for the dispatch of busines3. 1:. • . . Richard' Lea, Esq. London. trefer Wallis; Esq'. "Lon 14.11aLutryiT:sq. - Macclesfield. -James Pattison, I:sq.. do. ' . john Kyle, Esq. do. C. S. C tzenove, Esq. do. rho, Pitttip4 . Es q . .Leek„ • y_tui Tayhir,_ Eat . .. ,- . do.. • : ohn Fyoney, _Esq. , do. Win. Tlit.rpe, Esq. do. s . .'PeirsoitE.sq. MaLdesfield.rolin Jot:ro.i, Esq. • ao, i , v.9.iwitorc.lN. , Lopdon.. I ,grmi •riatu,l,. Esq- db. • • 100. vv'iliOn, Est). - db. - ' B.' Durant, Leif.; - • do. . El .Wilogot, Esq. Manchester. B. a Subscription be immediately entered into 'to be called for when neetzsartr) :fun defraying such Expen,..es as inay arise in theProsocution - of this business,. and titan 4_l3uok shall lay at Weaver's Hall tbr this;purpose, , • - . That Richard Lea, Esq, be requested to act as Treasurer, and 'E.. Durant, Esq. as Secretary., I!, That the Comm:nee he - empowered and Optru4ted. to Watch over the progress of arty innovation in the intrOduttion of any .Silk‘inanutadtured Goods, the Proinoitory Bill hay.. ing been passed for one year unlY instead of rive ' „irts einal, -That the,Res , ilutirins or this Mc.ating;, , signedby the Chair.' man, be published in such Ntorning and Evenytg l'a,pers as the Coitunittee may direct. • • - .. . • RICHARD. L . F.A. That the ThanliS.of this Sleeting he given to Richard Lea, Esq. for'his very,able conchret in the Chair_ . ,„.. _ _ THE G EIIO.ISH STA'VE LOTTERY, . Consisting ot 44,000 Ticket4. --- To begin Dra w i n g , April 4, 'BO3. GRAND SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 4 Prizes of 20,000 is ;C. 130000 3 -- to,oo-) 30,000 5,000 15 owl 2,000 -- 6,000 roma 5,000 Loo 3,000 5 0 * 250,000 12 15 00 44,cots Tickets. , • 39 2 :•"°. jr ins Scheme differs from all others for many years past, „in the circumstance of nut.haviug any Prizes, tired for particular days. WIF and Co. No. tr, Poultry, are appointed LI by Government. to, sell the Tickets and Shares of , the abbVe Lottery, This Office (established in the year 1 759) ills been tortnnate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, TH TE EN of which were ot the Last and Thrce preceding Lot teries, and some of then - divided into many Shares. The Prizes ot the November Lottery being now payable in full, SW IFT and Co. reeoinniend an early application to persons who wish to exchange them. tor Shares of the pre sent Lottery, which will certainly advance in price as - the I)c . ov if, . i ICS . ENGLI,SH STATE LOTTERY FOR itioa.. Begins Drawing the 4th of April, 18 - 03. 'THE TICKETS are sold and di vitied into . QuArters Eighths, and Sixteenths,HA ZAßD, 13i/10 - k/li, andeo. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lotrey-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Lon don, and no where else on their Account. The Scheme consists of Pour Prizes of 20,0e01. Three of 10,0001. Th me of sotol. and others from ioool. down to zol . td the amount of 392,0p0i. • *** country Orders; accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-Ofiiid Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to; and Correspond cots may . depend on being treated exatfly on the same Terms as it peroanatly present. • All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to ACi of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, " Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office." Letters, post. paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. BY HIS MAJESTY'i ROYAL LETTERS t'ATENT. R. SIGNIOND,, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, re. 1 Speet fully acquaints those of the Nobility and Gentry who bar: expertenoed the benefit resulting from cite use Qt his Dentrifice and Lotion fur Preserving and Beautifying the TEETH and C.', U NS, that it may be obtained at the follow. ing Places in Town viz. at Messrs.Gattie.uid Lee's, No.sz, NcW Eond-stniet ; Hendrie atidSon, Tichborit-street, - Got. den-square Comhill'i Cryer, ditto; Waits, Che mist, No. 473, Strand ; Haul, Surrey-strczn - , Blackfriars- Road,; and, lot tbe.greater convenience of . those residing in t he Country, they may be procured in most of the pritu:ipal Towns throughout the United kingdoM. Also, his .kNODYNE TINCTURE for the cure of the ToOth-Achet and Tooth-Brushes of various sizes arid tex ture, on the best construCtion for use. -_-_-..;.........—........ . ........._ _ . _. Another Proof of the EF FICACY of the BALM of MECCA, price only zs: 9d. • WILLIAM STOCKOE; E,q. Chief Oifice,r of the Pitt East-Indiarnan, by -a Residence in the East Indies, and the Severities of the Company's Naval Service, in which he-had been ensaged more than - twenty years, was reduced to a.state of Debility and general Relaxation of the sypem, which cannot be described. . The BAm of Mecca has restored hiM to a better state of health than he ever betore en ilf/re.ci'' ' • • The Balm of Mecca is prepared genuine onlY by Messrs. Ilalland Co. Surgeons, No. az, Bishopsgate-street; and by their appointment sold, wholesale and real!, by Mr. Wi thers; NO. 229, Strand, ith door trOM Temple Bar ; And re. tail by all rcDpeelable Venders in Town and Country, price 2S. 9 d.pct packet. mr" • Dr. fhsilES's 4NALE..PTIC P 11.1,5. and .Colds Which prevail . FOR the Rhetunatisnis .at this season of the ; year, no Medicine is so safe and elficaciouS as Dr. AM BS's ANA LEI' T 1 P f Their peculiar tendency to promote Fospiration, and all the natu ral Secretions, will atcount for their singular Virtues iii these Csnnplaints, ay well as in many others to whiCh the human frame is liable front the vicissitudes of our Climate.. They adinitably Calculated kir Disorders of the ttomch and Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious or a.Gouty habit, as also tbr thoSe Whose Constitutions have been atreded by a ton stetilYcpr.too socjentary-lite. Tltey are likewise particularly serviceable in I-lead-Adis occasioned by Indigestion; and in removing the bad, ettiiCts of free l iving; as also-in pre venting Yaisies and, Apoplexies, so often the consequence of internperance. Recourse - stititild be had to thematter every .excess of eating. or `drink ing and upon every slight indis position; and thus their viell t -knoWn characteristic of pro moting longevity will be maint.tioed ;, for, ,hy assiitinglsla ture in the due discharge of tho' fbnetionS, and by keepintthe Constitution as it were ii# contihuttlltepair, they yreserve the body in health and vigour, alio plevept 'pretria cure decay, , - As the Analeptic Pills owe their excellence 'tn a pecu liar preparation, which has never Nen divulged by the Inventor but to the present 'Proprietors, they can only lid 'had genuine *Om them • and they are sold by Francis Newbevy, at the Warehouse for Dr. I antes's Powder, 'Nall 4;, the East End of St. Patti's, a few t ineqs' from •Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. lames'a late house in Bru ton-street, ill Boxes, price 45. Ad each, Su.inp ineitidLid or the quantity of Six may be had in °rid legs, Box for LI. 41. Oby,lrve that the name "F. kisvicaßv ‘ No. 4i. St. u r Pa 6;" engraved - in ottertlinpi. Alt citticht are tottilte rtleits 'ORME's-RUDOIENTS OF DRAWING. SECOND EDITION . of ORM E's RUM , A Art ENTS of DRAWING LA N DSC APE and PER. .SPECTIVE, iy *ow toady ref Sale, at No. sg; New Bond. 'street; where may be had the grea:ait variety of British En. gravitto, Trarisp.irencies, Ord Books of I ustrndion, in every style of Drawing. No. O N Now flona.stmet, cornet of Brookstreet. • HOLY LAND, and 'SYRIA. Now publishing, by Subscription, under the highest Pa tronage, SERIES •of PICTURESQUE SCENERY 171. in.the HOLY LAND and SYRIA, delineated during the Campaigns of i-799 and ;See, by B. SPILSBU RY, under the Comniand at Sir WILLIAM SIDNEY SMITH, ,S. M.P. E‘c. with a journal to lerusaletn, by Lieutenant BOXER, and other Officers of His Majesty's Snip Lc Tigre, totming altogether a most interesting,Tiaute at the present State: Of Palestine, the . Customs and Manners of its inhabi 'tants. • To`bc completed in Four or Five Numbers, at One Ottinea each, in co lours. , and sold by Edward Orme, His'Majcsty's No. 59, New Band -street, where Subscriiniona are 'reeeived; and printed li . articulars delivered. • N. B. TherFirst Nutpber is now ready for delivery., . . _ •. • This Day were published, it Six V015..0.61a so, beautifully printed on Superfine Paper, Not-pre:44, .Prii,e 2i. ss. in boards, rVHE MiSCILL AN EOUS WORKS al TOM A 8 SIvIOLLETT, M. 1).: with Memoirs of his Life and Writings. , - • ' • - By ROBERT ANDERSON', M. D. - 'llhe first Edition of this Book was published in 1796. It is the most complete Colledion of Striollett's Misceilancons %Yorks which has been published. Containing, I. The Life of Smotlett. • ,- a. The Adventures of Roderick Random. _ 3. The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle, • 4. The Aciveurarcs of Ferdinand Count Fathom. 5. An Account or the Expedition against Carthagena. o. The Adventures of Sir L2IIIICCIC4t Greaves. 7, Travels through France and Italy. IL The Expedition of liumphry Clinker. 9. The Adventures of an Atom. Printed for W. 'Otridgeand Son, j. Cottrell, J. Walker, Lackington; Allen, and Co. and Mundell and Son, Edin. burgh. Itithe Press, anal-speedily will be published, in six Volumes, elegantly printed hi thick post °tine, and in deny duo decimo, decorated with Portraits and Fac mHE WOR.KS of the Right Honour&le LADY .1.• MARY woturLEY MONTAGUE, now firstpub- Bihar, by perniission, from the original Manuscripts; pone of which have hitherto been print , excepting an impeded copy of the Letters from Constantinople. these Volumes will contain her Ladylliip's Cotrespop dence at different periods of her lite, viz. t. Beton her Nlarriage, in 1712. 2. During. Mr. Wortley'S Embassy to Constantinople, from 1716 to 17+8. W Rh her Sister, the Countess of Iviar, whit resident at. Twickenham, bet Weell 172 and :735. 4.. With Mr. Wortley, and her Daughter, the late Coun tess of Bute, during her residence in France• and Italy, be tween the years 1739 and 1.7G2. interspersed whit numerous Letters hitherto unpublished, from Pope, .Young, Fielding, and other distinguished Cha miters. They will alio include Original Poems and Essays, in Ficneh and English, by .her Ladyship; and to the whole will b.: pretbted authentic Memoirs of her Lite. • Printed for Ricitard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church - yard. . This Da, were H an d so mely printed m nret Irliornes Octavo and cm ' b...lliihcd with Thirty-nine Plates, 'Price 6d. ui boards, LTINTS. designed to promote BENEFICENCE, .1. TEMP,ERANCE, and MEDICAL SCIENCE. By 10111•1 COAKLEY LETTSOM, M. and LL.D. rec. Printed tar 1. ItlaWman, in the Poultry. of whom may also be had, by the same Author • .2. The Natural History of the Tea 'free ; with Author, - tions on the Medical Qualities of the 'NA ' and on the Ef fects. of Tea-drinking. Quarto, toe. 6d. sewed. • '3. The Naturalist's and Traveller's Companion. Third Edition, 45. boards. 4. Observations on the Cow-Pock. Second Edition, 3s. sewed. This Day was published, •In One Volurne, Octavo, Price 7s. 6d. boards, SR N S 'on :VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By SAVIUtr. STAN-HOPE' SMITH, D. D. President of tibr College of, New Jersey, Ainerica. These Serinool were tran,mitted by the AuthOr, with a view of ascertaining, how far his mod olthinking and writ ing might be accept:ll,lcl° th/.1-people of the United King doms of Great Britain.- Havingteen.inspeeted by two emi. nent Divines, who 'voithem d as the , tinest specimens, of o ratory, a:; well as . theltrongest incitements to true Reli gion and Alorality, this Volume is submitted to the criterion of general Sentiment. Printrat fhr J. Mawmart, .SuccesSor to Mr. Dilly, in the Poultry'. *. Sermons• chiefly kitended to promote Faith, Hope, and Charity. 'By . V. Knox, D. D. Third Edition. Large Octavo. bs. hoards. . AN ENGLISH-•AND DUTCH DICTIONARY. This, Day was published, in One large Volume, Svo.'priee 17.5. bound, A - NEW and COMPLETE. DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH :ind DUTCH. LANGUAGES. To which is added, A Vocabulary; of Proper Names, Geographi. cal,Historiciii, 4c. iti Two.Vatts„ •t. - English and Dutch 2. Datai and English. Compiled from the . Quarto Dic tionary of William Newell, Sigi containing not only all the Words to be tbund, in that ~Diaionary, but also numerous and lit bpiniint Additions, colleiNd-from the Dictionaries :Intl A uthors in both Languages; Ihewin;.;, in particular, the Preterits and Participle:sot all the Verbs, as well in English as Dutch ; with the Genders of the Dutch Substantives and their Diminutives ; including ; also in the Second PACE', all such Foreign words of general Use, 4ih:ivc been incorpora tad with the Dutch ; and which have never before appeared in any Dictionary of that Language. By SAMUEL HULL SVILCOCKE. London ; -Printed for j. Mawman, in the . Poultry, and, the rest of th!.! Proprietors. By the KING's PATENT, CAKES for NiAcing of SHI N. ING LIQUID -BLACK.ING, for Shoos, Belts, &c. Price Sixpence each. TIiESE-CAKES inake, with the Eamon Ease by the addition of Water only, a most oxcellent Stbiti ing Liquid Black iti4, much superior to any hitherto kno%Vii : it gives the finest Dlack, and most Watteau!' gloss to. the Leather, yet never reoders it still or hard, but on the con trary, prevents- i t from craCking, and preserves it Soft, pliable, 'and mellow to the very last. It is perfec.lly free from smell, and the Shoes that, are blacked with it, will neither soil the fingers in putting on, liar the stockings in ‘veatiug, The long established reputatiOn of thesee - Cakes having in duced many persons to counterfeit them, those whosmalte use of *cm are requested to take notice, that none.aroige neine but vi hat have an engraved Label pasted on each Cake with these words,- " By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shin ing Liquirt preparza by Win. Bayley, the . Patentee, and sold by Bayley nt‘l Blew i Cocksput.atreet, London ;" where large ollo•.vance is ina‘le to those who buy them for exporration,, or to sell again, with a libtfai disCOUelt to ::%ICII tale., quantifier for ready ,mtrney. N.U. The bills of direttious are signed with My name, W. BAYLEY, Which 'appear on the outside of each Cake. 4, ,,* Many or tile Counterfeit ,Cakes, nearly resembling the true ones in appearance, they may be discovered by my name on the label being differently spelt. or the ward (aa) or ins futir.eiciy)ia*crted be/Ore thn vorpul pieortj, EAST INDIA 110US.k February t, tikes. fH E COURT of DI.I3ECTORS.cf `tbf UNITED COMPANY of .MERCIIAN'tS of ENG., LAND trading , to the Eris Indira , dik,4e l6 s give Mb . " , That the Court will be ready to receive Proposal, in •;vritimi, fol any time ort or before WEDNESDAY, the 0 Match next, from such Person: who may be willing 4 'o Let on freight good COPPER BOTTOMED SHIPS, of the Burthen of from Soo to 6oa Tont, lit:alder's Aleastirementjor the .taid Company's Sarni. e, for six Piyages certain. • The. Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the'cover, to be severalty sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or lefors Twelve o' Clxk at Nov', the 'raid 9th Mareb . heyvad which boar not any Tender 2:il1 he fectiv€4 , WILL,L4 ill ,RAMSAY, Seeretaty. Copy of the Terms and Conditions ois_ with the sail .Ibips will, be engaged in the Cosopaly's Service, may be bad on applicatio, to Mr. jaws Coggao, Clerk to the Committee of en cl after 11."edoestay, the 9tb ivit. . ,s TO ,i3F. SOW, Pursuant to a Decreeof the High Court of Chancery, made insrCauseof FRENCH agatust HOBSON, h....are joh.t Wilmot, Esq. one of the . Masters of the Court,in Public Sale-room of the Court, in iouthainp:Cin-imildioxi, Chancery-lane, London, on Wednesday the 27th day April next,.between the hours of five and six in the After noon, in duce Lots ;. THE REVERSIONARY INTEREST in 6665', 13s, 4d. Bank-Three Cent. Annuities, standing n. thename of the Accountant-C;eiseral of .the 5'.4.1 Court, ox pettant on the de,,th of FL.111:::S ; and the Reversio3- ary Interest its 44001. Navy I ;VL: per Cent. Annuities, staitd ing in the name 'of the said Acc,ouniant-GaulT,tt, expeZtAut ou the death of John Blake ; and also the ReversiOnary I crest in Boot. like Navy Annuities, standing m the itaitnloc the said ACeountant-General, expect ant on the death of John Lynch. Particulars may be had. (gratis)at the said Master's Chamb ers, in Southampton-buildings ; of Messrs. Seriuoit atd Eyre, Gray's-Inn; Messrs, Ward,* Dennetts and Grcave:;, Covent-Garden ; and of Messrs. Smith, Kckewich, and,. I Hoskins, Lincoln's-Inn. . •, LINCOLNSHIRE.- , . • TO BE LETT ' and Entered upon immediately, ~ ASHOOTING BOX, late .the Resi4.lertee BENN ETT THO MAS 1)0BI3S, Esq. stscretrilly, , near Spilsby, consisting of a Dining-room,. c 6 feet . by. 15.; Breakfast-room of the ban= dimensions; Drawing-room' 18 tea by iz; four good Bed-rooms, two ditto used as a. Nnr., very, three Garrets, a Kitchen, Scullery, Betier's - -pantry; Larder, Dairy and Pantry, two Coach-houses, two Gratia-i• ries, a Pigeon-loft,. one three-stall Stable, one two ditto,. iv-4d Saddle-room, Pleasure-ground, and a good Garden, part, walled, with a Green-house and Seed4ouin ; the whole about Two Acres. ‘Sixteen or Seventeen Acres of Land, if reunited, in three Inclosures, Seven Acre* of which afe Meadow. Scremby is situated in a fine part of the County, about four -Miles from Spilsby, ;t good Market Town, where the Co elt comes front London twice a week, and the Pest everyday, and within nine Miles of a much frequented Bathing-place. The Tenant may have . the privilege otTappaintii - .7 a - Garße. keeper to an extensive Manor, whereon is plenty of .GAM), about four Miles from the House. fOr further particulars, apply to Me. Barnard, corner of the Adelphi, Strand; or by Letter. to Mr. William of Spilsby.—No Letters will be answered unless post-paid.. ,TITHES FOR. SALE.--ISl.ti OF WIGHT. TO SOLD 1W PIOVAYE Ce?ht.TRACT, _ AVERY Valuable IMPROPRI A lON,. com. prising all the GREAT TI S of one of the most fertile Corn Parishes in the .Isle of Wight, containing up wards of rsoo Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Sea. Marsh Land. . . A very advantageous circumstance, of a particular descrip, tion, wilt accrne to the Purchaser of above Tithes; which will be explained to any person ir,shing to treat for the same; and a return of upwards of 4i • per Cent.' will arise from the Purchase-money. These Tithes, are particu• larly recommended to the .attention of any Gentleman wish- Mg to make a respectable NOViSiOII for a Soo in Holy Or ders. _ The situation of the Parish is beautiful, and the air re markablyhcalthy. • Possession may be had of the whole Property at Michael mas next. The Land-Tax and - Poor-Rates Ore very mode rate. !" , , • Yarriculars maybe known by applying - to Mess. fertkinl, pones and Co. New Inn, Londow; and. of Mr. • Worsley, Solicitor, Newport . , lsle of 'Wight, where a Surey of. the Tithes inby be seen. February 17, iSO3. VARVICKSHIRE, TO DE SOLD BY AUCT)ON, By Mr. HAWTYN, In Two Lots, at the Rod Lion Inn, at Banbury, on Thurs.. day the mit day of March, itioj, between the, Hours of Three and Rix in the Afternoon, 9WO Valuable FREEHOLD 'ARMS , situate at Lower Tysoe; one. of them in the occupation of Mr. Clark Middleton, consisting ol: rgt ACres at' Arable, Mea. dory, and Pasture Land ; the other in the occcipatiiin of Mr. Thomas Walton, consisting of t ttis '..kcres oritiable, itlea dow, and -Pasture!Land ; the whole T N'TffE rtaE, and Possession may be had tt Michaelimo nsXt.' • Tysoe lies at the foot of EdAeiiill, at the distance of froin about Eight to Twelve boils from I;:htbury,Witrwick, Strat forthupon-Avon, and Sitipttin-tipon-Stmtr, and four front Great K.ington. .The Tenants will chew the Ptetniies ; and Particulars may be had of Mr. Chamberlin, Cfnprsdy LaWn', hear Ban bury; and o Mt. Hall, No. Poultry, .LOnclon'; and of the Atai:limiter, at Barihury, To MANI). FA cTURE RS and OTHERS engapd•in COMMERCIAL CONCF.RNS • TO BL LETT By xuwribN, Is; ONE LOT, At the George Inn; in Derby, on the first Monday in N•lArch • - next (without the Machinery for throwing Silk, and with or without the Water), IN the term ot. Sixty yews, to commence from Latty-day, 6)4 ; • HE Extertsive . Sobitantial Buiittini welt ,icilbwn by the route K. of the DERBY Sittliitt, in the town or Dva*, on the river Derwent, and oc ounied, 1.1111 - leCil Swift, as a Sill( Nlanitraonry. Alto an adjoining Building used. by M:.s4rs. Blown and Son, for Sawing IVl,roble and 'ranting Machinery, in the rJ trifaaion,Manufaelory, - _ The Silk Mills consist of two detached Buildings, in good repair. The one filled with Machinery,for throwing Silk, and worked by a Water tVheeli supplied from the river Derwent„ is foie Styries ht height; has on the 'Ground Floor zb Windows, and on each of te remaining Fliiiirs . ,aS Win dows; andis 46 yards in length, and 13 yards hi breadth ; the other is font storks in Wilit ; boson each of the upper . • e srories tot windows ; is $ r pills in length, and on;iut eight yards in breadth. Messrs. Brown's Mariutiiitoly, worked by Water stylilied (ruin .the Derwcnt, is three storh.is height, e... 7 yards is len*th arid about ten yards.in breadth, and has a propt,rtion able number of windows. .•••.—..., art cyt vertibla tv arty•tittriciaufing pur- pose, awl their great 4Xt4llt a:l4 local aanput&N ve.tt,ictitin to the notice ot - the Cqmntrreial tVottd. They are situated on the ti:er Deriveat, , ,o4 adjo:in' the Darby C 41124 w 1 h COrritvatritt.,lttl IViLa tti4 tti;;lttsouring Collieries, , Thu Town and Neighbourhood pf Derby are ropoto to, and abound with Nitticrals t evexy deactiftiOti. The roA (enll3es ty btz viewed aid factiwt partieulr haracto, h application to Mr. Ward.*rosial k: of Derby. Derby, Svi e t. as, eat.