The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-06 00:00:00

~ t.* , e ~, , k\it*/7P _ v f N 111 7 - 7 IT-1 ~ -1 . ~,,,,," ..*. .s.l. ii;:,.& , ..;„ . , 14 . ii -A -.7...J.,. . , • y ip.:, -,.......,., • ..„_,..:,.. ._ 4..,....- .t.---....r "1 ro ••••,*. ~ ~, I 1. n , :-. '. -ip-,---_, o,, tt )1 ?. .F.....;" - str 4, - 17;7 1 U 4 ' iril P ."- • s, , . ,%.4,t;''o3.' v 3 N-' . , % o N T f- 111 W0W 4 6 r's , L" 1 / 4 .; ,77.4 r- 40ertI.Ci: 4 . 4 Y 4 4, 7 grs, s k , 4 . tiy •• !,.1 - , NUMBER 3214. 7HURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1803. [PRICE SIXPENCE; , 4 THEATRE • ROYAL, DRURY4ANE. TO -MORROW EV E NING, Jan.. 7, itio3, will be performed, THE BEAUX STRATAGEM; pirnwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Archer, Mr. DWYER, Foigard, Mr. CHERRY; Sullen, Mr. PALMER jerub, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. ; Lady Bountiful, Mrs. SPARKS ; Dorinda, Mrs. HARLOWE ; Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. fORDAN, Gipsy, Mrs. SCOTT-; Cherry, Miss MELLON, wyr H To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES ANL) GENTLEMEN, AGNERAL COURT will be held on Wednes day,_E the 19th of January, for the Eleition of a Direc tor, in the room of Mr. HUNTER. I bog, therefore most earnestly' to' solicit the honour of yaw' support on that day. The inaccuracy of the Lists has prevented me front finding the residence of many'Proprietors. I hope, however, previ ous to theday of Election, to pay . my personal respects to all who reside in London. It is impossible for nie suffici ently to cxpress'my grateful sense of the encouragement with which I have been honoured ; and I should feel myself ex tremely mortified, were Ito be considered inany instance de ficicnt in that attention, which the Proprietors have a right to exped, and which it is as well my inclination as my duty to observe. I have the honour to be, with'great respeEt, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yuur iiiost obedient and devoted Servant, Aldermanbnry, WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. Dec. 31, 1802. This Day was published* In One Volume,. Quarto, price tl. at. in boards, The Second Edition of ATHEMATICAL 'PRINCIPLES of NA_ .lip TURAL PHILOSOPHY. By SIR ISAAC NEWTON, Knt. I3ook the First. ranslged info English, and illustrated with a Cantu - it:nut.; , By ROBERT THORP; D.l). Archdeacon of - Northumberland. Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand. This Day,waa In one Volume Oaavo, price 75. in boards; With a Map of Pcebleshire, &c. r_i_ENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE k.. 7 of the COUNTY,,of P E EI3LE.; with various Smg.: gestiOns as to the Means both of Local and General ImproVe. tnent of Agriculture. 14 the Reverend CHARLES rINDLATER; Mihister of Newlands, County of Peebles. , Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable; and 1.40,nm, and 0. Rees, Paternostcr...rovi. '* • This Day was re-published, Price rs. H E VOICE OF TRUTH. An invidious attempt having been made to suppress the above Publication, is the only Apology that can be made to such : of the Public who have been heretofore disappointed in, applying for this Tract ; but they are respectfully ac quainted they may nJw b supplied at Mr. Badeock's, No. 28, Paterunster-ruw. This Day was published, • E legantly printed, in Royal Quarto, on one. wove Paper, hot • prtsk(i. Price 11. ay. in boards. AHE ANATOMY of the BRAIN; explained in a Series" of Engravings, beautifully coloured ; with a DissertationOn the Conitriunication between tile Ventrielei of the Brain. LOVE AND MAGIC; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin, Mr. BYRN E • Map, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP .Vantalcon, Mr. MALE; Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON; Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS; Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. G RI MA LDI ; Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE ; • The Sprite, Miss TY RER ; Old Woman, Mr, BA YZAND ' • 'Ursula. (the Dwarf) Master BLANCHAfiD ; Landlady, Mrs. COATES ; .. • Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. / BLAND. Tn consequence of the universal approbation, and incessant bursts of applause, with which the new Pantomime of Love and Magic, or Harlequin's Holiday, is received, the Public are most respalfully informed that it will be repeated every Evening till further notice. On Saturday, Count of Narbonne ; Adelaide by a Young Lady, being her first Appearance on any Stage. On Monday, The Way to Keep Hint. On Tuesday, The fealous Wife. On Wednesday, She Wou'd and She Wou'd N o t ; Hip. polka, Mr s . 'ordai n. A new Historical Play, in Three Ails, with Music, called The Hero of the North, is in preparation. By CHARLES BELL; Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, of Edinbuth. Printed for Longman and aces, Paternoster-row, and Cadet! and Davies, Strand. Mr. lackson's Committee sit every day (Sunday excepted) at the King's filad TaVein, in the Poultry. . In a feW Days will be published, in One Volume Oaavo, AROUGH SKE it H of MODERN PARIS; or, Letters on Soc7uty„ Manners, Public' Curios Hes, and :,..nissements in that, Capital. '►`., linen during' the two Last Months of ilios„ and the rive first of zBoz. • ' Ot - ho . Mmay be)tad; lately published : VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, • Golden-square, •Dec. 23, !Sot. (IRDERED, That a GENERAL QUART ER. . LY COURT be held at this Institution, on Tuesday the t ith of January, tge3, at Two &Clock precisely, tor .the E LEcTI ON of a TRUSTE E. in place of Thoinas Payne, Esq. now Treasurer, and other particular Business. • • WILLIAM SiV , ICEIO,• Sec. Persons inoculated gratis, as usual, every - Tuesday and Friday, at One o'clock, -; z. Ergravings of .tiie ...Arteries, ill.tistratipg tile Secnsid. of th;.:Ai . iatniny of the Huir.4l, Body by John Belli . Surg,...6n; 4,i serving as an Introduction to the Sutger vt: the Arteries, by Charle. Isell, ; superbly printed : in imperial octavo, and beautituili cot 7.13ret1; price- AL in boards. THFAtiatorny of the Huntaa Body, by John and Chatlei' PrinttA tor f. joinsoil; in St., Paula Ciluro-yard. ', -~:;s . BOOKS FOR YOUNG PERSONS. - This Day were published, • price zs.. - ,THE ARTS orLIFE. S I -Oi - providing :Food 2d, Of providing s Cloaths ; 3d, Of providing Shelter. in a Series of Letters for the Instruction of Young Persons. the , AUTHOR of EVENINGS AT 11014 E: Printed for J. Johnson, in Sc.. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, r, E . ....mingsat Home, ,6 vols. •price ;As 60. 2. The Natural Hlstory of Quadrupeds, -- 2'vols. 135. 3. Scientific Dialogues on Astronomy, Mechanics, Hy drostatics,.and.Pnetunatics, 4 vols. tos. 4. The Calendarof Natdie, iS. 5. The.Calechism. Qt* Nature, .Is, 6. Philosophical Amusements, is. 7. The Art of Drawing in Water Colours, is. S. The Art of Drawing in Perspedive, • 9. Original Stories from Real Lit'e; or, Conversations be tween Mrs. Mason and her Children, 2s. to. Th:::Parciit's.lkSsistant, by Miss Edgeworth, 6 vols. its. . Moral tales, by the iame., 3 vols. tos. The Two First Volumes of this Work; en nviinitig the Ana tom), of the Bones, NiuN4:bs and joints, mid of tne 11 L.t,ia and Arteries ; With nutneruUs EngravinAs. Royal gvo. price tos. in boards. TH•E SOCIETY ih SCOTLANDfor PROPAGATING _ CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, BEGleave to state to a I .)e•) , .•volent Public, that the Edition of the Old Test iment Scriptures in Gaelic, which with the aid of Charitable Contributions they formerly caused to be translated and published, is maw nearly ex hausted. The demand for this part of the Bible, in the High . landS and Islands, where multitudes, by means of the So ciety's Schools, have been taught to read the Scriptures in their own Language, is loud and urgent. In the year 1796, the Society publiSa-cl. an Edition of the New Testament, consisting of 20,000 copies. I t will yield them great satis faaion to be enabled also to publish another Edition of the Old Testament, and trusting to theaid of a generous Public. they propose to print It in a neat portable size, to be distri buted among - their Seboola gratis ' and to be sold to purchasers at a very low price. The object is so important, and so im rnecliately'conneetedWith the interest of Religion: that they cannot entertain a. doubt of its obtaining the serious attention of the benevalent and welL•ditposed. I f the Funds of the Society were equal to the expellee, they would never have thought of thus applying for public aid. Legacies, it is true, of great magnitude, and with great grati tude publicly acknowledged, have Lot many years ago been bequeathed to the 'Society- Of the appropriation of the in terest of these sums, to the enlargement of their Establish ment, and a much needed increase of Salaries to the Teachers employed by them, they have given repeatedly must particu lar accounts to the Public they have no concealments, and earnestly wish, that the Statements which from time. to time they publish, were to he read by all who take an inte rest in the subjeds of them—the truth is, that they are re strained by their Charter froin encroachment upon their Stock, and . that their annual revenue i s stretc h e d to lis ut most extent,. in supporting their large Establishme n t, t h e y arc therefore totally disabled from meeting the extraordinary demand which this Work will occasion ; t o t hi s , i t i s h ope d , the Public will readily give credit,. when they are told, th at the number of Teachers, Catechists, Missionary Ministers, and Bursars, whom they maintain, am ounts t o 317 , at t h e annual expense of 4. 3 , 573 A • that of 64110103 - attending the Schools of the Society, for the instruction in the tirst•prin ciples of Literature and Religion, to 13,44, and of those wlio attend their Schools for I nchistry, to 2o2s—in all, 15,2 19 . The multitude of people who receive instruction front tneir Missionary. Ministers and Catechists, they cannot cern pute The supplying to the' Inhabitants of the Highlaticis and Islands, the Scriptures, in their own language, and at a small price, cannot but appear to every reflecting mind an object most benevolent and important. TO furnilh them, gratis, to so great a number of pool children as are taught at the So ciety's Schools, will, it is hoped, be deemed one of the beSt direr ed of all Charities. • • .• Part 1., of Vol. LII. Coiitains the Ana tomy of the Drain; aAd. Description of the Course of the Nerves; with 14..0 . 4,.. price 7s. 6d. in boards. . i'art 11. sin thrwardnoiss, and will speedily be publishM also a Series of Engravut4s, explaining the. Course ot' the, Nerves, by Charles Hell. TIIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.MORROW EVENING, lan. 7, 1803, will be 'performed. FAMILY QUARRELS. The Principal Charaaers • Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUNDEN, MT. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, and Mr. I NCLEDON ; Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. MARTYR, Miss CHAPMAN, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, Miss WADDY, And Signora STORAGE. WtTit HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS ; Or, TILE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime CharaCters. Harlequin, Mr BOLOGNA, jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; • Quango, . Master MENAGE ; !An Doe, lather to Columbine, Mr. L. HO LOCNA ; Richard Roe,. Columbine's Lover, Mr. KLAN EkT ; Lounger, Mr. KING ; Columbine (daughter to John Doe), Mrs. W Y BROW ; Genius ot Enchantment, Mr. DAR LE Y. The New Pantomime having been found nitlier too long . 1.1. representation, the Scene of the Hall of Speares is un avoidably omitted. On Saturday,- Family Quarrels. On Monday, the Trage.ly of Alfonso. Ott Tuesday, Pantily.Quarrels. On Wednesday, The Man of the World. On Thursday, Family Quarrels. On Friday, Delays and Blunders. And on Saturday, Family Quarrels. The new PantoMiale will be perforated every Night next Week. A Young Centleman will make his first Appearance on any Stage in the Charaaer of Othello. .QUINCVs LEXICON MEDICUM.. 1.%1is D:O4 waS•publislied, • • in One verrlarge,Vol. Odavo; Prier. 1158. boards - , A NEW MEDICAL. DICTIONARY ; con.. taining an L xplanation- of the Terms in Anatomy,' Physiology, Pratt;ce of Physic, Materia Medica l Chamistryi. Pharmacy, Surgery, Midwifery, and the various Di - Ant:hes of Natural Philosophy,,conneded with Medicine. Tu whit it is added, A Clos.;ary of Obsolete TeralS from Castoll‘' • Blanchard, Quincy, James, kc. By KOBlik r•;HOOPER, F.L.S. Assistant Physician to the t.. Mary -k-Infirmary, Vrhaed for Longman and I.eK , Paternoster-tow and Murray and Highley, f leet-street. , This Day was published, in a vols. Byo. price• Ns -HE pAREN.ps FRIHNI) ; com ca istino• ot Ex_ a teads front the principal Writers on Education, from Moritagne to the present Day, inethodized and arranged ; with Observations by the Editor. . • This Work •is seleCted,frorn the following . Writers: Nlontagne, Fordyce, - Niacaulay, Milton, Chaponei, Berkenhout, Marquis of Halifax, Gregory, A ikin, Locke, . Chesterfield, Barbauld, Fenelon, -, Tucker, ' Edgeworiii, Rollin, . • Priestley, - Darwin, Fountenay, Mad. Geniis, . Gisborn, Watts, Buchan, Wakefield, Burgh, Wollstonecraft, . More, . Nelson, ' Bennet, NOrthrnore, Ash, Knox, • -• I-Wieland, Ktuger, Pennington, Struve, Rousseau, Williams, 41.iiniitop, &c. Pr ntett fur J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. iiACKNF.V. ROAD. To BE SOLD, A. FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of Forty. six Acres and an Half, or thereabouts, of .IVleadlw or P.Asture Land, and Five helessuages or Tenements Oereo, situate in the front of the Road leading from Shoredjtch Church to Hackney, very eligible tbr building upon. • Fur further particulars, apply to Messrs. Letch and Cottcti eve, No. 4, Holborn-court, t;tay's Inn. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, '• At the Bear Inn, at Cowbridge on Tuesday the Sth Day' of February tiio3, at T o hree 'elock in the Afternoon; ' ALL that Neat and. Commodious MANSION. HOUSE, late in the occupation. of Pates . o'l3rien; Esq. with Foitable attached Offices, good Brtt'eltausc: BArrre Stable, and Coach-house detached, a good walled Carden, a Cottage, and sundryliarc.elli of Land, now - in the tenure of Mr. , Evan Deere, Miry Morgan, Widow, ind lottnylitiam, comprising 23 A. r." R.. 4 I'. of extremely rich, sound, Pa— sture and ill aria w Land, whereof about Seven Ages are va'. luable Orc.liard, lying corripael. within a. Bing Fence, at the Village of Lanblcthian, within four Miles of the Sea, and one of Cowbridge, an excellent. Market and Post Town. The Premises, which-are partly Freehold,.and - partly- Customary. hold of ith rit arebeautifully ornamented with Hedge row Timber, well. watered, and in part bounded by. an ex cellent Trout Stream- Coals are reasonable, and the neigh bourhoOd very good, and the Place on the whole, forms 'a very des - in:able Residenkai for a Genteel Family. Alsoabout 76 Acres of valuable Pasture Lands, in Sundry L9ti, l ing mostly within a Ring fenc4, and at.a short chg. auce , troin the above Premises, all well watered;und abound ing_with Limestone: This Day was published, in One Vol. 061avo, Price roc. 6d. in boards, a & COMPLETE TREATISE upoh SPIN4E " Dum, fortnerly'ealled Corns ; containing several important Discoveries. r. The Cause, Nature, and Substance of Spinw. 2. A Discovery of different Species of them.. 3. The Symptons, and Reasons why they are at times pain ful, and at other times easy. 4. ProperDireclinns for the Management of the Nails, arid the Mode of preventing them front growing hit° the Quick. ;., All the different Cures, both palliative anti Radical. 6. .An easy and Simple Mode for preventing the Growth of Spina:. • 7. Proper Direilions for using the Pediluvitun. 8. An Essay, addressed to the Army, . 9. This Work is erribellished with Plates, exhibiting the dinerent kinds of Spaitm prawn, the Instruments, and posi tion neeessar, both for an Operator and Patient. .By 1-IEVMAN I.iON, Chiropedist, Edinburgh. Printed for the Author.; and sold by Peter Hill, Eclin • burgh ; and Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row, London. NEW OPERA of FAMILY QUARa FAA, Written by T. Dibdin. THE Public i s most respe afall y i n f orme d, t h at • Ow whole of the Music (composed by M , ss,. Braham, peeve, Moorehead, and Corri) in the above Comic Opera, Covent with universal app.lause 'at the Theatre-Royal, C ovent-Garden, is now ready for delivery at No. all, Hay turttet, where all New Music may be had as soon as "pub 3ished. ,Donations, or Subscriptions, will he received in London by Charles Grant, Esq. X.P. ; at Messrs. Down, Thornton, and Co.'s; and at Messrs. Lctevre, Curries, and Co.'s, Treasurer of the Corresponding Board and Messrs.Contts, and Co. Bankers. in the Strand. In Glasgow, by Messrs. Scott, Moncrieff, and Dale. In Edinburgh, by Sir William Forbes and Co. Bankers ; and by any of the Direeturs, or principal Officers of the Society. In the other Towns of • Great Brim in, it is hoped that the Ministers of the Gospel Will hot decline to take upon them this trouble. By Order of the Society, ' • - U. KEMP, D.D. One of the Ministers ut Edinbuigh, secretary. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. WI EREAS CAPTAIN BERRY received Two Threatening Letters to extort Money from htm,which •le laid before the Magistrates of Bow-street in November )Bot : lie ,now thinks it necessary (having again been at lacked), for the more speedy detethon of the OfTencieV or Of. enders, to offer the above Sum, for any Information that Vvill eventually lead lo a Discovery. And the further tSurn "I One Hundred Pounds on Conviaion. To be paid by _captain Berry, at the Office of Mr. 'Murphy, Solicitor, Batt. ire rle"lit reet, Ficet-stileet. For a view ot . :he Premises, apply to Ed war d R o b ert , m Shoo raker, Hof and ti,r tfurt her Particulars, to Messrs. Llewellyn and Morgan, Attornics, DISORDERS that proceed either from an impure state of the Blood, or a relaxed state of the Nerves, having, in innumerable instances, subsided by a course of SPILSBURN"s ANTISCORBUTI C Dltt.:PS, too much cannot be said in praise of that invaluable preparation. This unpurallelLA success, in the ianost complicated cases, has established its celebrity throughout the Universe indeed, where is it, possible to obtain such a Restorer of the Con. stitution, and intillible Cure of the Scurvy, Gout, R heit inatisin, Evil, Leprosy, and a variety of other Complaititi, too 'enerally incident to human nature ? These Drops are sold in bottles of ss. 6cl. tos. and tl. 2%. each, with a black stamp affixed to ea-h bottle, by the fol. lowing Venders in London;—E. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; E. New. b2ry, corner of St. Paul's; Ching and Butler, Cheapside 4 Wi ay, Birehin-lane; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Evans and Co. Long-lane; Barclay, Fleet-market; Bitcon, Oxford ,treet ; W;Ard, Holborn; Bayley, Cocksp , ir-strect; Swinney., Walsh anti Cockel, Strand ; Sharp and Co, wishopsgate=street ; Clark, No. a 69, aria B. Shaw, No. 7 4 , BOrough, Southwark ; anti at the Di:,pcusary,• No. Soho-square. . DEDICATED TO THE DUKE OF YORK. Just published, illustrated with Sixteen Copper-plates, Price Six Shillings ) , ACQMPENDIU:VI of the• VETERINARY ART; containing an accurate De,c;tiption of all the Diseases to which the Horse is liable i • their Symptoms, Tre.trment,.and Cure; the Anatomy and Physiology of the Horse's Foot, Colouri Plates ; Observations on. the Prin ciples and _Practice of Shoeing ; ,on the Management or a Horse ; on Feeding and Exercisz ; the Stable, Ike. See. • Py.IAMF,S WHITE,,• • - • Veterinary Surgeon_to the First,er Royal Dragoons.- London ; Printed for john Badcock, Paternoster-rows • Where may be had, a few Cophits of the abOve Work, on Royal Paper, with the whole or the Plates, finely coloured, price 12S. FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, PRIVATELY taught to Ladivs and Gentlemen of any age, who have never teartit this Accomplish ment, or ;tot in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher rani-street, Golden-square, and 'N to, ;reat Alle-street, Goodinan's-fields. They Are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for thOse to whom it is an object to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. Foreignas, Officers, and Country Resident:;, wild may wish to learn in a few lays,.niay,tioard and Lodge, privately, in the House, artd ire:!ive coltitant I nstruttion. The Select Weekly Assemblies arc every • Monday, the Hand conducted by Mr. Taylor ; none but Subscribers ad mitted; none but People of reSpeitability can stibscribe. ite*ettab-le Schools and .Families, ilnot distant from Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instructed in every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. WANTS A GLACE, . A S GAMEKEEPER, a Steady Man, who has lived in that'capacity many years, is a good Shot ) and from hi s l ong pratiice, is thoroughly acquainted witir all the business of an experienced Keeper, particularly as to break ing and training all sorts of Dogs, curing their distempers, destroying Vermin, breeding Pheasants and Rabbits, &c. s .A Line di r eel e d t o A. B. at Mr. Croydon ' s, Shoemaker, vo. 13, Illackmoor-street, Clare-market, will meet with flue attention. MORGAN and SANDERS': New - Invented Dining Tables and Portphle Chairs ; the rimch-admired Patent Br.ics-screw Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and Chair Beds,. with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles, upon improved principles, for the tut iiishing Ilouses complete, NO. f 6 and t 7, Catherine. Street Strand. Thelinperial:Dining Tabl es are allowed to be the hand— somest and most complete set of Tables ever vet invented ; elegant 'Dome Beds, with Tiny-designed Window Curtains, en. Suite; new-irvented Mnsquitto Couch. Beds for Foreiy,n Climates, Mattrasses, and Beddi ng comp l ete; every Article •Itl• the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, executed in the best snd mos t Modern stile of Fashion and Taste, and of the 'choicest Materials and high-finished Workmanship, • By MORGAN and SANDERS, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers, NQ. 14, anti :7, Catheri ne - street , Strand. c L _N• 11. T 0 prevent m is t a k es , p l ease to notice the Num vrs, 16 . and 17. • ARMY COMMISSIONS FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, .and PURCHASE, ‘ ._ . ?n the lownals of Messrs, ESTE a nd SCARB fyillitary Agency Office, No, to, Northurnberland-street, Strand. ---Sale: A Troop anda Company,. the l'utenasers to' 1 1 e placed on Half-pay ; a Sub-Lieutenantcy in the Life. , 3 rds ; a Cornetcy in "the Blues, and others in Regimen” '":"Y and light ; Ensigneies in various Regiments at Home o nil Abroad ; and some . of the Successors to which will he: placed on alf-pay.—lixehange : A Lieutenant-Colonelcy Half-eay ; a Lieutenant-Colonel of an old Regiment, r i th. a 'amain C;tlartiS ; a Majority of Dragoons in *Nita to Half-pay ; a Troop in old Dragoonsat lloine, and one in Indi a to Half-pay ; Company in a very desirable old , litegimem to Half.pay ; a Lieutenantcy in .the Guards to a ~ ," QI , II PaRY ; ,Lieutenantcy in the East Indies to a Regiment onte; ditto to lialf-pay ;a Lietitenatitey of Dragoons to ntantry ; au Ensigns}} , in an old Regiment at Home to a RC ' Cruelly, Abroad for Black , Corps ; several Lieutenanteies, ,Sotneici es , and Ensignciet, on Pull to lialf:pay.—Wanted : 0 Purchase, Ma;;onties Companies, and Lieutenantcies, I °T Full and ; alw an Adjutants}' of Militia. • and S. may De: consulted on Military Arrangements ,„.4iY, from Eleven till Four and Letters (post-partij will Meta due regard. '4)l;l2entberlqattiz.• GENUINE CALCINEDNfAUNESIA. Prepared by Thomas and Milian] Chemists, King street, Manchester, is sold ‘vholetalc and retail by them, and by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church...yard ; and retail by Jlayley and Blew, in COckspur-street, and J. Jeboult, Oxford-street, in bottles at as. 6tl. or with ground stop pers at 45. Stamp included ; and .by an Agent in principal fowns. - With each Bottle which signed by . T. and W. Henry, are given ample diredions for,its use. riALCINED MAGNESIA' is highly beneficial 74h.L0 in all Diseases of . the Stomach and IlOwels *trended with acidity and gives immediate relief in the Heart-bum. , The eff - cds ot intempera ce in eating or drinking at. greatly relieved by it ; and it adbrds one of the mildest and most pleasant aperients, especially to persons who, front a seden tary life, or other causes, . are unifier the habitual necessity of having recourse .to laxatives. To persona of a bilious habit, it may be recommended with pc - collar. propriety ; and its virtues have heen,repeatedly xi:stifled in the diseaaes of warm Ci ot the 'coMplaints or Children in early in fancy, and even at inure advanced periods, are attended w i th • acidity ; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great . advantage over other absorbents; viz. that it both neutra lizes the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries. it off, by • riding, as an efficacious yet gentle purgative. ••.—; The superiority of the C.:alt.:iliat over the Common Mag nesia Alba, consists in its operating in leSs than half the dose; and iu correding acidity, without incre4sing, like the common or Untralciact Magnesia, that flatulency which is generally troublesome to persons of weak digestion. - In consequence of considerable improvements which they have lately nude.in the manufaCture of Calci ne d. m agne sia, Messrs. 'l. and W. henry are ettabled to tatnr to the „Public. their preparation' of this Meditinc, which has already been' honoured with the approbation of some ,Qf the first Chemists' and 'Physicians of the age, With increased confidence in' its superior purity. The Calcined MagnesiaprepAA by them, will be found to be perfectly deprived of air, rice front taste, smell, or othet disagreeable.property; and without roughness or grittiness to the touch or the palate. This superiority over all other preliirations of the kind, has been attained at great experce and labour, and, will, be supporml by unnanit. Eng attentioA. 1 • This Day was published, In four 'arse Volumes, 121110, ClOSt:ly printed, Price it. Ls. id bo. rkhip THE EDINBURGH SCHOOL of 11 , 1211ICINE. Containing the Preliminary, or. Fundamental Branch :s of Professional Education, vii. Anatonty,.Mtalical Chemistry, and botany, 'intended as an . Introdime.t.on to time Clinical Guide. The whole firming a complete System (41 Ivledical Education and Practice ' according to the arrangement of of the Edinburgh School. By V.11.1.1AN1 NTSRETT, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Edinburgh, &c. Printed tar T. N. I,ongman,.and Rees, Ng. 39, Pater t. and 2. Containing the Anatomy, price to. 3. Chemistry; price Ss. 4. l h price Gs. Stly bo had separate. This Day was published, the ,Second Edition, ini'hrce large Volumes, 121TIO. price tbs. 6d. in hoards,. • ETTERS ,addressed to YOUNG MAN, JL,i on his !first Entrance into Life, and adapted to.the pr_ collar circumstances el the prc,:ent Times. , By Mrs. WEST, Author of a Tale of the Tnms, &e. _ . . Printed Mr Longman and Kees, tqq. Paternoster-row. " We haveriften had occa:,iort to review and to commend the compositions of this teniale Mahar, Avh‘rise'principles are sound,, and whose gent.r.:l style of Writtng.is correttand:.ele gain. The Work before us is 'addressed. to her Son, the .same youth, as ive understand, who is the subject of the Teighth Sonnet in the first volunio of those Poems which she published in 1799, and on which we bestowed the tribute of deserved applause. - These Volumes may be considered as a valuable:. addition to the library of. youth, in the dangerous interval between childhood and adoleseence. Doctrines they teach are orthodox, temperate, uniform, 'and liberal ; and the manners they recominettd, are what every judicious • Parent would wish her Son to adopt. • • this Work appears to us so highly valuahle,that we feel ourselves called upon by the duty we owe to the 'British Youth, to give it a very extensive examination.. " We so heartily concur in tier opinions, every. subjea which she treats appears to us so important, undo highly en , titled to Cie attentive consideration of youth, that we lei doubtful 'trout what part to Make our Extracts.'• British Critic, Sept, agar. See also the Gentleman's Magaanie, Aug, zßvl, and the Guardian of EdUcation, na? 11/OZ. • • • A WONDERFUL CURE. By taking one itottle, of Drops only. To Mr. Liginun, Surgeon, No. ;7, Ilritige.street, Alanches. ter. Sir, Northwieh, Cheshire, June 7, 1799, ' illtEE years have elapsed since myD.ingliter 1 (who is now eight years of age), received, I thinki may with cOnfidenee say, the most extraordinary cure that woit ever in public print. lier complaint. was an inveterate le_ prosy and ,seurvy, with which she was iniaeil to r itauy months in a most distressing manner ; her body, float head to foot, face excepted, was sometimes covered with scales, of which, in a inorning, handfuls might be taken iroin her bo 4 i ;J o. other times, with eruptions, from which issue& a largeqUantilr Qf iettorolis humour, attended, wi t h ii.suther. ableitching ; the dischar r -,e was so great, that site .was COI} • St t 1 y wrapped in linen cloths, covered with Some unifticnts sit!) lance, tolwep them ttoin adhering to the parts.. In this tu..er:tbl.: and hapISSS lanAttisfting, when, providentially, i way reCOTlMinltied to tl'l,l ollyour Autiscorbutic . Drops. IttithOw shall I enpross my gratitude to God, an 4 you, for your , -ex,cellent i7redidine ? for, alter having taken unit' one 4s. 6d: bottle, uf the Dl:ps, cy c iy syniptuin izf IV:1r I;atlisoine disorder cliSappearaii, and, thank (..God, tha t : has not lt,•en rhe least am:fear:ince of i remit, site having enioyea at) iininterrii 'nett t;tate of health fOr List three years. Any person may be furtli2l plying to Mr. Peter Aladdock, of whom I puichasOd'yclitr I)l9ps ; or to, ,Sir,' - ' Your humble Servabt, . . \ S R TiOnr. These t)rnpi Are sold in rricrultied square bott lei at tAS 41(1 4s. 6(i.—Upe Ili. b 01214, is Cti4.ll la q,i.intity t t throe. 41. (AL otte. l'ih.;y may be ilad wtt0t , ...:.11..: or ;tt 4111. Llg. limws 1)0pr1 ary, N. 57, Dritige-Ntrctt, Atototyste,dt the follidwjtv pvt.ioiti: H. ei:n.kll, Nom. gr', C.:141e, No. 669, Borough; Jordifi, No'. 33 . WhitectlApizi ; jebouit allti' CO. No. tso, Oiford-St;eet ; Koight, Norton zigzte ; K.i.k, No. tag, CiiJ.itill , kat4lill4; :Sr. Piricttni , ;, No. 7C, OXfOra-Sireet ; slittoll, NO. t4t, Long-a,:rz; Bolton, ; Ward, No. 32.1, 1-12.1brmi .; WAtle, Olitronil-Streer, att: f No, 163, 1. ket,Strce; ; mid flat i , riatc;lt..l V:.” - ..,ti04 u. I.i tliyizlB ah wicry