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~i m i gg egy / " .- • -1 /4' 1 ,sooriiqt , 4* t,P .4 1 _ • :• 1 4 j _LA . , P 9T 1" " 4.4111 ;; \'‘ /1, • ~: w~ :, •. NCLAIIB 3355, FOURTH TIME ~ THEATRE-ROYAI„ • DRURY:LANE. 171-10-. MORROW 'EVENING, Feb. 24, i g 53, ..i. will be perfOrmed- a. new Historical Play, in Three Ads, wink tvidsic olitilled TH - IS, fIERO OF THE NORTH. . . With new Scenery, Dresses, a n d D ecorat i ons. The Overture and the Music composed and seleded by Mr. - , Kat.i.v. . - • ;'' • .. The Characters by I , Ir.ROPE, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. KELIA, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON% Mr BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, lilr. CAUL Fl 1'i,1..1.), mr. SE DGWICK, Mr. GRIMALDI, Mr. C I lißif)Ng, Mr. VI SI-I E It, Mr. EVANS, ' Mr. WELLS,- } Mr. 101-IMSON, Mr.-CIPRIANI, Mrs. YOUNG, !qrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, 1 1 Miss.MENAGE,. Mrs. 13LAND, Miss TYRER. Chorus of Miners. ! 111essrs. Danby, Welch Maddocks, Cooke, H. Caulfield, I. Caulfield, Dibble Elliot,' Smith. Itivades, Aylmer. Willoughby, Milboitm,Sawyer, Jones, Sylvester, Heather, I Illanclkaid, 84c. Ix- Chorus of Nuns. • . . lieses. Blanchard, Arne, Wei:iv-lan, Saunders, Williams. • ~.( - :°,,tcs, Matidocks, Well s , Vi,,:son, Bristow, Grimaldi, Qf `gaY, litaler, Wrag, F,isher, Robinson, S. Robinson, nitri, &e. &c. wri l a THE surrANT. Rowana, Mrs. JOR DAN. 3cl The new Play of the Fiero of the North, performed for th e he estentay Evening, haviuf been again received through+ out With the most unbounded and universal appl:olse, by a very brilliant -and overlowing audience, the Public are most lesPedfully informed-that it will be repeated every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, till fu r th er not i ce . (.1.-ifo" The Publicare respeafully informed that the Pro prietors have engaged Mr. Cooper of the Philadelphia and New York Theatres.--Due notice will be given of his first Appearance on this Stage. LAST TIME THIS SEASON. TTHEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O- MiUWW EVENING,' Feb. 24, 1803, . be perform W ed, THE MAN OF THE ORLD. sir. k'rrtinax ,Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE Lord Lumbercotirt, Mr. WA l)!71' ; Sidney, 'Mr. BRUNTON ; Counsellor Plausible, Mr. REV ER LY rierjeant Ettnerside, Mr. DAVENPOAT ; Melville, Mr. CORY And Egerton, Mr. SI DDO NS. • • Betty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS*; Constantia, Mts. li. DDONS ; 'Lady fMacsycopliant, Miss I. ES E RYE.; Nanny, Mrs. NORTON ; , 14 44(1134111a Lumbercourk, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, WITH•_ _ _ - - A. TALE OF MYSTERY. The Principal .Charaelers by M r . A, 1010STON, Mr. MURRAY, kr. BLANCAARI); 'Mr. FARLEY - , Mr. BRUNTON, -Mr cCkItY; Mr.'S - IMMONS, ' - Mrs. GIBBSth, and Mrs..MATTOCKS. Ott Satunky, fur e last time this Se.t.son,, the Opera of The Cabinet, with Love-a-la-Nlode. On Nloaday, fitunkt, with the new pantomi me . On Tuesday will be produced, for the tirst time a new Conteclyi in Five Amts, calkd John Jinn ; or,' An english r T ian's Fire-Side; o Which will be addt.•d TWo String to your BOW. - • At a 'S P EQI4II 1 1 SS:ElkILI.LY of the COMPANY of PiIOiNZJ,F7CIR. 5 - . - or the Gt.AND JUINTOTIpN CA. N A r , .. :. fkin#VlAttit. the rdl i ertSt of •tlrtice t he DUKE z- f RII)G E WATER, and uprcls of 'twe nt y ot h er in 1.0 B asa t t th mie said-Canal, .f or th e purpose ot„consider g 42 held at the Crown and Anchor Tay.ern, ihtl: " S tfand,'Lcindon'. - on'Tliesaar the aid Day . _ of Fe. tmrajy, ilrr the Year yfOur.Lord 18031 • .• • • 1) Pea r Mg, to this Assembly, titan upon as cOr, reit ..a.,Staternent as _ u can . be made of the Receipts. and lixpertd?trireon account bt, and applicable to, the Revetitie atla ti liyAl'onnagu other Profits of 'the Grand Itinaion.a Stir `vein the 4th June, rSol,. apd this Day,• there is plus of 10,57t t gs. p d. )01c11 ought to be divided anloug'Si 'the Proprietors of Shares and Parts of Shares ; RpSoived, ihatefore, Uiranhnourly, • that a fufther Dividend cif.Ozve arid an Half per Ce nt , b e , and the S ame is hereby declared , and - tha t Dividend Warrants be made out tb"the said Proprietors is soon as conveniently may be,.' GRAY and CHAPLIN; , Clerks to the,Comp. "-----:-.•---...„.„.........,' • ."...--..--....-... any..e. () TICE is .hereby giVen, Th at ' the 'Coinhiii. skitters for carrying - an ACI of Parliament into exieu tion. intitled ". An Act for allotting and dividing the Open Fields and Commons in the Manor of Laleharn, in tile Court, ties of Alldcilesex alld Siirrey,l) will . meet at the House of YrJohn James, called or known by . the. Name ot. Sign - of the eAttlim4 lan, at Laleharn aforesaid, on Tuesday the Ist day of March next, at the hour of Eleven o'Clock in the F orenCum, to proceed in further execution of the said Aa, 'where the I'mpr4tors interested in 'the said .Division and Allotinzut are desired, either by themselves or their Agents, to deliver unto the said Conunissioners, ;In writing, their requests; stating where they wish foc their respeetive Allot silents tube laid, and which will be-attencled to by the said Cournissioners, as far us the general interest of the Proprie tors will addlit- Dated ieth Feb. 1803. JONATHAN HOLMES, 11.11NRY HORNE, Joint Clerks s t i b on th er e s s . aid Commis . i.------..—__......,..____--------- -- EIRNIINGRAM, SNOW-RILL, Na. 38. Feb. 23, 1803. N 'ASDELL and STANDLET .r espeakily in. form Ihe Nobility,' Gentry, and the Public in gene val. that they have commenced the Business of LOCK. smiTris, AELL-HANGERs:&c. 4c. in all their various }3 ranches, and hope. to inerit then Favours, by the stridest Attention and Ponttuality in executing any Orders they may receive. . . THE LAW JOURNAL. TIM Virg, Number of the LAW JOURNAL, M onthly *Work, corutuauclby JOHN . MORGAN and a L. .„ a 1 H9MAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esqr s . B arr i sters at vv„ be publi s h e d on Tuesdaylithe Ist' of March, price Ifitit-a:Ceown ; and ,may be had - of all Bo o k se ll ers , Sta timers,- and Newscarricrs, in the United Kingdom. No. 71, St.. Paul's Churchlard, February 17 tBo3. • CORONET HEAD-DitESS. ROSS .takes the liberty of - informing the Female Nobility and Public, that the Head-dress which enjoy ed the greatest attradion on the last QUEEN's 11 111:111-DAY, w 46 inv ented by tinn; and inay be seen at No. trg, Bishops gate-Wilhin. For taste, magnificence and utility, it cannot li e equalled ; it torts so ingeniously managed, that it farm 4 F Ult.-Dess general us; and yet, on particular occasions, it maY bc disposed into the form Of whatever CORONET t ilt; Titfik Of the Lady who wears it May require ; or her fancy shall chose to adopt, • 2 „: 1 1 1 ; ' i s I `, 4 eail-press is of 'singular and appropriate elegance, boiler as to the diffident as the most Conimai.ding stile of eauty. SS think Slatsary tri assure the Public, that all supe tTr invention Fancy-Head-Dresses have, for more than 16 years Past, Originated with him ; tions th and he respedrully can .. cat nut to be imposed upon by the servile imitation tit others.' • • tall the varieets articles of ciste for - ornemintilit the head maybe procured at his Linporiuslii • WED NESDA Y, FEBRUARY 23, 1803. CHRIST's HOSPITAL. sEth January, 1803. -• .ffiFtg GENERAL COURT having resolved, if A any surplus Balance should arise, ,to appropriate such part of the same as May appear prudent, for the establish- Merit of a Fund lot gradually.Rebuildiog this Hospital, the Governors takethis triode of stating, that the necessity thereof has arisen front the very heavy annual charge of keeping in repair an ancient Eredion, Which has beervprofessionally de. dared incapable, in many parts, of being long upheld, and from its liaVing therefore been Resolved, " That it is tar mare for •the interest of the Uospital to " expend any Sums that may hereafter be voted; upon " a Planfor the gradual and uniform jtebtrililing of the. " Hospital, than to enter into a farper Repair of the present-Buildines." , ' • The, fi rst object in view by the Governors, is, as much as . possible, to prevent a decrease in thc Numher of Children annually admitted. The securing this Object his hitherto prevented any appropriatioo to the Building Fiind; and it is not probable that the General Expellees will ever permit any considerable portion of the Income of the House to be. so ap plied : a former General Court therefore resolved unani. Mously, . That a Subscription be immediately opened, to render , " effectual . aid' to the Fund which may arise from the " appropriation of •the surplus Revenue, towards the " gradual Rebuilding this Hospital on its present Seite, " and that which the Governors arc enabled to purchase " under the Authority or Parliament, for the i?nprove " merit and enlargement thereof in London. Which Resofution has already received tit; countenance of many Governors, whose Names, awl the Sums thex have subseribed, appear hereunder, and to o hoin the (Jcneral Court thus make their Public 'Acknowledgments. . Two other Royal Ilosintals, those of St. Bartholomew and St. Thomas, were Re.luitt by Public Subscription ; and atter the liberal support this Chatity has experienced for two centuries and an hall, the Govi.rnors entertainsthe confident expedarlon, that a Royal Seminary, rendered important to the Kingdom al large by its magnitude, and by toe liberal Education and Maintenance it aftards, will also receiite ta vouable attention - from the Generous and Opulent upon so interesting an occasion :. And this .General Court embrace the opportunity so earls ationted, of voting Their unanimous Thanks to the Corporation of the City of London, for their unanimous Resolution, " to sub scribe the sum of bne Thousand Pound's towards the gradual Rebuilding of Christ's Hospital upon its present Scitc in which a further proof of the accustomed Protection and Attention of that respectable' Body to the OrphanS of this City and others is eminently conspicuous ; end an exam. pie held forth worthy of imitation. By Order of a General Court h o ld e n thi s D a y, RICHARD CORP, Clerk. ACCOUNT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. The COrporation of London as abirie woo The Worshipful Company of Grocers los Rt. Worshipful Sir John .• Robert Hawkey, Esq. so Wm. Anderson, Bart. Thomas Poynder, Esq. too Ald. President ,C. 130 Samuel Long, Esq. too Worshipful las. Palmer, Thomas Latham. Esq. too Esq. Treasurer - 100 Robert Dent, Esq. too Isaac Walker, Esq. too John Dent, Esq. - too John Walker, Esq. too William Robinson , Esq. zoo z;eorge Godwin, :Esq . .' 2oa- Edward Forster, Esq. too Charles Pieschell, Esq. too John Godfrey, Esq. SOO fames Clitherow, E sq . too Brook.sv a tson; Esq. Al. q. Richard Clark, Esq, too too John Atkins, Esq. • too William Es Clement Samuel Strong, Cornelius benne Esq. 200 - 50 . Esq. - - too Hon. and Right Reverend Thomas Roberts, Esq. too Shiite, Lord Bishop of Francis Gosling, Esq. too Durham . 160 Archibald Paxton“ Esq. zoo Sir Roger Newdigate, Bt. 200 William Dent, Esq. too Right Hon: Alex. Lord John BrickwoOd, Esq. too Viscount Bridport too Hon. Gen. William Hai- Richard Lea, Esq. too vev - - Too William Bosanquct, Esq. So Richard Godwin, Esq. too Thomas Sayer, Esq. So Thomas Coles, Esq. • - toO , "•Rev..Mritthew Thomas so Thomas Ewil. , Freeman, :Benjamin Cole, Esq. too Esq. - too Solomon Houghain, Esq. so Williarn Wilcox, sci. So Chas. Flower, Es q . Al- Edmund Wilcox, Eq. derman . Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. too . L ames Jacks, Esq. - John Whitmore, Esq. too George Clark, Esq. Al j. Turner, Esq. (Erect- derman - - t. street) . . so Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. Wm. Higgincon, Esq.. . 100 Alderman - zos Wm. Gosling, Uri. Ines David Pike Watts, Esq. too John Julius Angerstein, • R o b ert Precious, Esq. toe Esq. - Piss 'John Broadley Wilson, Francis Wilson, Esq. too • Esq. - so John Anthony Rucker, WilliaM Willis, Esq. Zoo Esq. - - zoo Thomas James, Esq - •So Dan, Hen. Rucker, Esq. too Rev. Robert Crammer too One Educated in this Tlio-lACoutts, Esq. too Mute,' - too Tlio't Bona, Esq. too James Hayes, Esq.. zoo John C. Weguelin, Esq. so Charles Teissier, Esq. zoo Sir W. Rawlimson, Esq. too Charles Smith, FN. los Hon. Philip Piney, too Robert L.adbroke, Esq. zoo Clement Tadway, Esq. too . James Brown , Esq. . so Thom as Whi p h am,.Esq. so Sam. Hoare, Esq. tom. George Brooks, Esq.. to o bard-street - too Josiah Holf or d, Esq. so Rev. Robert Cranmer zoo jolinjosiali Redford, Esq. so 101111TraVirS, Esq. zoo . • Isaac Hawkins Browne. Esq. and Rev. I'. Gisborne, out of the Residue of the Estate of Isaac Hawkins, Esq.-• - Yoe* Nate. All Subscriptions are invested as they arc received .• and the Account may be inspeCted at the Counting-H ouse o f the Hospital. - • 100 . , TI{IRD ENGLIttI STATE LOTTERY FOR 'Oki. Begins Di-Awing the 4th of April, 1833. THE TICKETS are sold and divided into Halves, Quarlers,• Eighths;. anti Sixteenths, by rIA . - ZA RI), BURN E, and Co.; StoOk-Brokers, at their State Lottery-Office, No, .93, under the Royal Exchange, Lon don, and no white else on their Account. The Scheme consists of • Four Prizes of 20,0001. Three of c h ooat. Three of 0.31. and others from 20001. down to 131. to the amount of 391,6631. 4 * * * CountrY-Orders; accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-Office orders, or Cash, in Paral by Ccaeli or Carrier, punetually attended to-; and Correapond .ents.trtaY depend on' being treated canal) , on the same Teems 4s it personally present. - All Shares sold at this Office will be staMped. ag reeabl e t o A& of Parfiliment, and also with the Crown, and round it, "'Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office." Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. [PRICE SIXPENt-Ti. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, yebrXsry $, isoi: 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ili, Arel; yESTY's 0 RbNANCE ,do iirebo give Notice, th.it they twill be, ready their effice, at St. Marg.zret.strcet, if ett r reinter; on TitiURSD.RI, tge 2.0 instant, to receive Pr4:- pcsair from vich Persons as "raj' ze sc.illing to undertake tk: a Vt.- ply of the Plowing description of Articles, and the per d rolntsce of the 'l:korks undert:sentknee, for . the Sirvicr of the Ordnancr Department, upon C0t:v..01 . 1,r a period of Three rear:, Leather Breechel alid Cloves for the Military Corps tidst the Ordnance; Oils of different Sorts ; Pluinbers Work at the Tower, Westminsier, Woolwich, Purfleet„, Graveiencl, and Tilbury ; • Plailterers Work at dittd ; con:l2rmagfr to Patterns and St:citnens of the Art;tlCt,. TvZ:lch titity he inspreird at the Tc:ver, tepon application t;) the Chief, Clerk rtnder ebe Printipal b Storekeeper of the Ordnance, wb re printed Conditions of the Contran's and Sc-hay/es of the Artie.'rr to be farniihed, and Work to the perii,rnied wider A veb con:ra.l; may be received 4y wt; intend to inake.Proporals for such efortraas. • • Tbe Proposals to be tlelivered at tie .Feeretaryt qffi:e.; in St. Margar - et r streei, ll'estminsteri sealed sip; and marled on the wit, side zv7lh a sAcbccatisn of the Articles ini:nded to to supplied, or ll'ork to he ieijormed, and no Tender will he admitted after Thtrsdaj.; the 24th inst.'• By Order of tbe Bearer ) R. N. CREW, Sec. EAST' INDIA HOUSE, February 2, 1803. THE COURT -of DIRECTORS of the • UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND trading to the East Indiesi do hereby give Notice, , That the. Court will be rea# to receive Propesal s in writing, at 'sty time:on or before WEDN ESDAY, t he 011 , 1:arch sent; from . :id; Persons WhO may be willing to Let on freight good COPPER BOTTOMED SHIPS, of the Burthen of froin pci to 600 Tons, Build:es Measurement, for the sai..lCort.tny's Service, or rix Veyaget Certain. • The Tenders, ..urith the wo►d: " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealectup, and left With the Secretary; ett or before Twelve o'clock at Nov', on the' said gth mareb ; i c ped w hi c h iror not any Tender will be received. WILL IA M RA 111 SA Y, Secreta►y. Copy of the tervis and Conditions on which the raid Ships he' engaged in the gompalfy's Se, iee, 1"1.9! be btld on ' aPplicati rn to 'Mr. 7anres Coggrsn, Clerk to the Gen:mit:re VS hipping, g.,n or after Wednesday, the 9th inst. • TERM REPORTS, in the cot: of KING'sBENCH. New Series, ittßoyal Oe.t.teo, • • This Day' as Price es. Vol. 11. Part IV. D SPORTS of CASES Argued and Determined lA. in the COURT of KING's BENCH, last Trinity Term, 42 Geo. I 11..150z ; with, the indexes compietiirg the Second Volume. By.E: H. EAST, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed by His Majesty's Law Printer, for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. N. 8.. tle,,,srs. Durnford and East completed their joint labours with the Eighth Volume cif the Term Reports,- ant Mr. East his commenced a New Series, printed ill oittavO, of which the Reports of Michaelmas>Term, ttioO, form . the First Part. Each Numbtr may be had separately, or thi Two Volumes of Mr. Eitit's New Series may be had corn. plete. . - . CRIMINAL LAW. This' Day 'were:published, , In Two Volumes Oetavo Price Ills. in boards, Ir 4 HE RULES of EVIDENCE PLEAS of the CROWN, illustrated Ooln printed And manuscript Trials aqci Cases. By LEONARD M'NALLY, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed for j. Butterworth, Law Bookseller, Fieet.street. Of` Whom may be had, • T. In Two Volumes Royal Octavo, Price rl. rs. in boards, the 3d Edition corrected, with considerable Addi. tions and several New Cases, of Leach's Cases in Crown Law. 2. In. Four Volumes. Royal Odavp, Price 21. 2s. in boards, the 7th Edition•of Hawkins's Pleas of the Crown, with great Additions, by Thomas Leach, Esq. liorrister at taw. • This Day was published ) In 3 Vols. duodecimo, price•tis. in boards, two Parts in 2 Volume,asin the Original W or k, • 1 D ELPHWE:A NOVEL. T rans l ate d f rom ; the French of MADAME DE STA E L-lIOLSTE IN. A Alan should be capable of braving the opinion of the - World a Woman must submit to it. Printed for G. and 1. Rabinsori,"Pateinester-row NIsCKS.A. ..... • This Day was-publish e d, pr i ce 25 . - • PART the FIRST, of an ADDRESS In t he PUB. ~ LIC, from the SOCIE,Y. for the SUPPRV,SSIO'N' of VICE, instituted in LONDON, ilict . ; Setting forth,, with a List of the Members, the Utility and Necessity-ofsucli an Institution, and its Claim.to'Pnblic Support. ., .. , When bad Men combine, the go o d . must associate—" , • Buitity. . London : Printed for the Society ; and sold by E. Spragg, No. 16,,King-street, Covert-garden; F. and C. Rivingtcn, No. 6z, and - J. Harris,. COmer it* St. PatiPs Chtirch-yard; i. Robson, New Bond -street •G. and.W. Nic o l, P a ll - M all; . Hatchard, No,i t9O, Piccadilly ; T. Egarr oti :Whiteltall .; sstmt;: a i n . ti vv p h a i v te ics, Fl S .zc tr t a , i s it t l rea ;N ; lv . Clark a r i d Son, Pm - tug:ll. street ; W. J. ant Richardson, ' l I . C. and J. Baldwin, Bridge... and I. Asperne, Con,hlll. • • N. 13. Plans or the Society. may be had of Mr. Sprang, as above Mcntioned, or of the Secretary, Mr. A. Pi.,:dutt, Charlesstreet, Covent-garden, by '.vhom Donations are re.. teivei for the goneral Purposes of the Society.. . . • LINCOLI\rSHIRE. TO BE LEVI', and Entcredr upon immediately, A SUOUTING BOX, lake . the . Residence of BENNET'r TlioNtAs DOBBS, Esq. at cremby, near Spilsby, consisting of a Dinipg-roomtG feet by ts;. lircak.l..st-room Or the same dimensions ; D;awing-room 18 feet icy 12; four - good Bed-rooms, two dittor - used as a Nur— sery', three- .Garrets, a Kitchen, Scullery, Butter's.tkontry, Larder, Dairy and Pantry, two Coach-houses, t wo-Gratta— ries, a Pigeon-loft, one tin-c_stall Stable, one two ditto, and Saddle-room, Pleastire-e,round, - - and a good Garden, -part walled, with a Green..honsc: and Seed-room ; the whole about Two Actes. Sixtecn or Seventeen Acres or Land, if required, in three Inclosures, - Seven Acres of - Which are Meadow. • - • Serentby is situated in a fine part of the County, about four Mites from Spils.by, a good Market Town; where the Collett males from I.br,don twice a week, and the Post every day, .: . to within nine Miles'of a mull frequented Illtitink.ptace. The 'reliant may have the privilege of appointinK a Game-- keeper to an extensive ;Manor, whereon 14 pl2itty ot t.;arne, abourfour Miles from the House. Per further particulars, apply to Mr. Barnard, c orner o f . A the tielphi, Strand; or by Letter to Mr. William ranton, at Spiish",—tio Letters will be answered post-P;461. NbW MLDICINE ACI. At the only Warehouse for Dr. lAM ES's POWDER, No. 45, St. 'Paul's Church-yard, London. THE following MEDICINES arc Sold,, at the Prices annexed, including, the Stamp Duties; and as it is engted, that from the Ist of September, tSoz, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as tor Home Caisumption, and as a eon siderable-Addition-is made to the Stamps, on the articles of higher value, or thoSe in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future 28. 9d. pef Packet, or tl. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a BO t le. (as made up for the Army aad Navy) may be had for tl. 4s. And as by favour of ttie Commissioners of the Stamp Office, lates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa rate use,. with his Name engraved in 9aCh Stamp, the Public will be careful to observe, that the wards, " F. Newbery, 'No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the stamps of all his Medicines; and as iris _presumed that this will be a suffi cient security against Counterfeits; his Signature on the Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued from henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced prticles. s. d. s. f. Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Lozenges offilois 'Do. a,Bottle - 24 0 Freake'sTinetof Bark 4 o Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Huxharri's 9 Do. large BOx - 24 o English Cotree - 2 6 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc a 6 -Genuine Arquebusade 8 6 Do. Convulsion Oil, - 2 6 Ormskirk Medicines 8 6 .Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 Inglish's Scots Pills 1 Do..Paregorie Lozenges Essence of Peppermint t l'erryib Bilious Pills 4 . 6 Grant's Drops - t ft Ur. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills t to ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia . 3 6 Dalby's Carminative •• t 9' Henry's Ditto .. a 6 Essenceof Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops .• 5 6 Cephalic &wit' - o 9 Spilsbury's Drb_ps 5 6 S pence's Dentrifric e 4 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 lones's Rheumatic Tine- - Greeribugh's Tincture t ti ture 3 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges t . N.- 1.3. Stamps with Mr.. Newbery's Name_ a - reaffixed to the first twenty Articles abbv'e "enumerated; and as many Persons, particularly Servants und•Messengers, mistake his House, he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside,. and 'that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which these Words are inscribed : 44 TH ONLY.' WA REHOUSE FOR UR. jAMES's POWDER.". Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, mach in a Cause, Wherein FRANCIS DU ROUR E,. Esq.: and Others are Plaintiff's, :And jOHN• LT' the Elder, and Others, are Defendants ; THE . ,CREDI'T'ORS of HENRY ...JARVIS, late of Great May's Buildings, in the Parish of St. Martin in the Fields, in the County of Middlesex, Surgeon, deceased (who.died in the month of May, t 787), are peremp. torily to come in and prove their Debts, before John Ord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at - fiii Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the nil Day of March, des ; or in default thereof, they will be excluded the Benefit of the said Order. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. FREEHOLD, LEASE HOLD, and !. I nrall Part COPYHOLD ESTATES. TO - BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL EXTENSIVE ESTATE, (Trni E-FREE, and tAND-TAX REDEEMED), most desirably situate at Grendon, in the County of North ampton, in 's' delightful Couniry, and within an easy distance of several Packs of Hounds, Comprising part of a Mansion. house, which may te converted into a comfortable Resi dence, with suitable Apartments, Stables, Paddock, and Gardens, well clothed with Fruit Trees ; together with se.. veral Farm-houses, and 890 A. oR. rt P. of Freehold, 27t A. r R. 7 P. of Leasehold, and 1.1 A. 3R. o P. of Copyhold Land. The Leasehold partheld under lease from Trinity College in Cambridge, renewable every seven years, on payment of Fertain Rents and Fines ; and the Copyhold is subjeet to the payment of a small annual Rent, • Grendon is situate about 8 thiles from _liprzharaptOrl, from Wellingborough, and 12 from Kettering. Fifteen Thousand .Pounds of Purchase-money 'may remain upon mortgage of the Freehold Estate, if more agreeable to a Purchaser. A Plan of the whole is left with the Bailiff; Lawrence Sanderson, of Grendon, who will shew the Prey. miser. To treat for the. Purchase, apply to George Wartnaby, So licitor, in Market-Harborough; or Mess. Kinderley, Long and Ince, Solicitors, Symond's Inn, London., To MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS engaged in COMMERCIAL CONCERNS. TO BE LETT BY AUCTION, IN ONE LOT, At the George Inn, in Derby, on the first Monday in March next (without the Machinery for throwing Silk, and with or without thc.Water), for the term of Sixty years, to commence front Lady-day, 58641 THE Extensive and Substantial Buildings Well known by the name of the DERBY SILK MILLS ; situate in the town of Derby, on the river Derwent, and oc cupied by Mr. Lamech Swift, as a silk Manufactory.- Also an adjoining Building used by Messrs. Brown Ana Son, for Sawing Marble and Turning Machinery, in the Pe trifaelion Manutaclory. • The Silk Mills consist of two detaahed Buildings, in good rep.iir. The. one filled with Machinery for throwing Silk, and worked by a Water Wheel, supplied from the. river Derweni, is five Stories in height; has on the Ground. Floor 26 Windows, and on each of tlk remaining Floers 28 Win. dows;, and is 46 yards in length, , and IS yards In breadth; the other is four stories in . hetght ; has on each of the upper stories tez windows; and is si yards in length, and about 'eight yirclsin breadth. • Messrs. Brown's Manufaaory, worked by Water supplied from the Denvent, is three storks in height, 27 yards in length and about ten yards in breadth, and has a proportion able number of windows. • • • These Buildings are convertible to any manufacturing pur pose, and their great extent and local advantages entitle them • to the notice of the Commercial World. They are situated on the river Derwent, and adjoin the Derby Canal, which communicates with the neighbouring Collieries. The Town and Neighbourhood of Derby are populous, and abound with Minerals of every description. The Premises may beNiewid and farther particulars had on application to Mr. Ward, Town Clerk of D4rhy. Derby, Sept. et, tSoz. HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By HENRY HICKS, On Wednesday the gth day of March, between the Flours of Five and Eight o'Clock in the XI/ening, at the Crown Inn, in Gosport, to the said County of SouthaMP• ton, subjed to such Conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced, unless previously disposed of by Private Contrati, of which due Notice will be given - • A Very comp a a FREEHOLD called L FLEETLAND, pleasantly situated on the East Side of the 'Furripike Road leading fmin fareham to Gosport, ,about a Mile from Fireham, three from Gosport, and three from Titchtield, all good Market. Towns, consisting of a Farm-House, neatly htted up in the Cottage stile for the Re sidente of the Gentleman who is the present Tenant ; with .a good Garden and Orchard, a large. well-built _brick :+I,L tiled Barn, Stable and Cart-house, Granary, Coach-how,::, Saddle and Harness Room, a good Farm-yard, and other pro per Conveniencies. Also a Brick-kiln, good Brick ground, and a Cottage near the=River:side; a Dock and Wharf very conveniently, situated for receiving Manure, and shipping of. Bricks and other Produce, with about too Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Marsh Land, in excellent order, and within a Ring Fence. • Also, a'small Piece of Land a:ljr.ining the said Farm, held on Lease from the Lord Bishop of Winchester. . Immediate possession may be had v on a Purchaser's paying for the grawin e ,- Stock at iyaluation. For Particulars, inquire of Mr. Parsons, Solicithr, Gos port; and for aNtew of the Premitilis, to I. Atklas, EA. the present Tema, or his L A ►V. A N ATTMNEY at Late in the Country, in ri extensive Practice. as, a Court-keeper and a Convey ancer.. has a Vacancy in his Office for an ARTICLED CLERK. The Situation, it is presumed, is an eligible one, And deserving the notice of the Parents or Guardians of a Young Man intended for. the ProfessiOn. Letters (post-paid) addressed to A. B. No. 34, Craven sileet, Strand. London, will be immediately attended to. FASHIONAIME DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, DRIVATELY •taugla ,to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt this *Accnnfplish- . ment, or not in the improved - niodern style, at'No. tg, rard-street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields. They are taught on a' Plan.particularly calculated for those to whom it is an object to acquire it ex peditiously, piivately, and in the firSt style of faShion. Foreigners, Officers,. and Country Residents, who may wish to learn in a tew lays, may Board 'and Lodge, privately, in the House, and receive constant instruclion. The Selett Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, the Rand concluded by Mr. Taylor ; none but Subscribers. U nfitted ; 'none but People , -of respeflability can subscribe. Respectable Schools and FaMilies, if nit distant from Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions; and instrucled in every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. •. • to he i. det