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~= p ly ~a ~'7 NUMBER 3308.) THrATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. 'DP-MORROW EVENING, A pr il 27, 1803, A will be-periimivd, a new Comedy, called THE M ARRIAGE PROMISE. The Charaders by Mr. C. KEKBLE ' Mr. DWYER, Mr. DOWTON,• . lIOLLINGSWORMI, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. POPL, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS; POWELL, Miss MELLON, Mrs: SPARKS, Mrs. MADDOCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. The PROLOGUE to be spoken by Mr. DWYER. W /TR MIDAS. The new Comedy of The Marriage Promise will be re. Peated every Evening this week. DIIC notice will be given of the next representation of the Nero of the North. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - TO-MORROW EV E NING, April 2 7 , 18 03 , will he presented "F. JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISIIMAN's The Principal Citiratiers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOKE, Nlr. yAwcr..l"l', Mr. 101INISTONE.. • lAlr. H. IMINSTON, Nlr. PLAN citArtp, . Mr. EMERY, Mr. WADDY, • Mrs. G 11.4135, Mrs. POWELL, ' And Mrs. 101-INSTONI, The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTohr. • With a Lyttcal .4ilogue by Mr, 101 - INSTONE. • WITH THE FLITCH OF BACON. On Saturday, John Bull, with The Deserter of Naples. • A new Musical After-Piece is in preparation, called The Fair Fugitives, with new Music, Scencsy,B4c. and will be pro.; duced on Thursday seinnight. To MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE J L E RS. , '. • . ANTS a SITUATION, a Middle-aged Main, who has been sixteen years in the Manufacturing and , • • Wholesale jewellery and Fancy Line. No objection to travel, . having a general knowledge of the best Connexions in the '! Country Trade, and natters himself he would he enabled to . i extend and improve the Convents of any house in that Line. The most respectable references will 4e given, seal a Letter addressed to P.Q.No. 99, Cheapside, wilt be duly attended. • ...__. _ ___ _ _ • t. . u -- EGERIA. THE Tenth Number, a Discussion nn Money, Public Credit, and the Mistakes of France on the Wealth of Britain,--The Eleventh, published 16th April. continues the Subjea.—And on 3oth April will be publish ed tile Twelfth Number, the National Debt a National Blois ing., and the mean s o f P o w er awl. Seeurity to Ikttain. Price 6d. each Number. Primp' for Messrs. Cadell.and Davies, Strand. WATER PROOF CEMENT. WATER effeaually kept (Alt of,Crlhfrs'; like. wise Tanks, 'Reservoiri, Fish-funds, Molts, Paths, Drains, Mill Races, Wharfs, Vats for Brewers, ()linter', Tanners, Feilmungers, &c. built in the most substantiaj ancttlurable manner with .k'arker's Roman Cement, by 'lsaac Templar, Brickiiiyer, Queen-street, Southwark. 0 RANG E TREES, JESSAMINE PLANTS, and TK U E IiRUNSWPCK. SAUSAGES. IUST imported, a large Assortment of Orange :tn(i Lemon Tr,:e:i ; Arabian and Catalonian ressamines • • • .• - Aim) large and c h o i ce C o l Letion true ortins . i.,..k siges, of various Sizes, anti in excel lent Conuition, Wlio are Curious in this Article, wilt titia nicht gieatly rior to any importea for many years. Moutarde de Mail le, Parmesan Cheese, Neufchatel Chose, White French Vinegar, Ca soot Capers, New French {)hives,., a Gorgona Anchovies, &c. by the I inporters, fOIIN .I.IU R. C ESS and SON, at their. Old I talian Warehouse, No. 107, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. .1 -1 0 LETT, in the N r eighhourhno(l,.of, Cainber, i well, a neat little HOUSE, FURNISIIF.I), Consist lug of a Parlour, Kitchen, and kVash-house, a pleasant First Floor and Attic, the Situation healthy, chearful, and plea_ *ant, with, a •,qartlen well stocked with 1 11!;t-ti es, the facing - Front facg a Meadowv and about on?, humtred yards from the !Nel Road. Any-Lady or Gentleman who could procute for a Young Married Man i of reSpeclable Frietalg, but who Itas been urifortunate,± a pernianent Situation, that does not require more than Six or Seven' Hours Attendance a day, or Would advance Six or Twelve Months Rent,ntay beaceommo. dated with the same; .or brtalcing part of the Furniture at a fair Valuation with,the Fixtures, &c. Which togethe r w ou ld run exceed 451. 'Pie Gentleman who has 'the letting Of it may. be seen at M.r.-ilvfortinier's, Musician, opposite the Mag dalen‘lllacli triar's KOAL from lslcven o'C lock till halt past irwOv e t on.Aedqesday and Thursday • or Letters directed to the sante - 04e, post-paid., for G will be attended to. it FREEHOLD.-- - -:LYNI,INCTON, HANTS. TO-BE SOU) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HAT.Ele g ant and en - mrnodious : Mansion, ect the CROY E I iOUS , with the Furniture, si- 1 tune near the Towin oftyrnington ; and immediate Pos,ses hion may be had. The , House has been recently enlarged, improved, and - finished in a superior and - substantial ratan- tier. I; con ta in s on the Grolliut Floor, a Drawing -room, feet square, to in Iteii;lit ' Diniiv,-rooni of the same-amen ?ions; Library, 23-teet by 17, 11 in height ; - Breakfast Par lour, at feet by rg, 9 feet 7 in height ; Offices of every desCription ,complete and convenient. In the Attic Story e - five large Bed-Chambers, with 'two Dressing-rwtits - , four excellent Servants'. Room's, and a Laundry. There - are good W.itchette,Gardens (partly walled) ant a neat Slimobery stir tiunaling. the House, with a CoacJi-ho - use and Stabling tor f9lir fic.irses. .The Eurititurc is• new - within the lost •t:n• months,. m ode of the very hest. materials, in the first style of eleg i anee, and in g,oort preservation, • - Grove-Roust Lorlimanils beautiful and extensive views of the Isle of Wight, the Stta, -and the surrounding Countr: , .- That tlcl4.htfill Walk called the - C rove, adjoining, is part of the Premises, and will be included in tit: Fru : farther Particulars (if by letter, post -paid] apply to . CharleS St. harbe, Esq. at the Ban!: in Lyniington, who will dills retTlckets for viewing the and Furniture. -• • • Dy theIKING'sPA'rENT, CAKES for Makirg INC LIQUID BLACKING, for Shoe, hoots, &c. Price Six pene.e each. 11 1'HESS CAKES make, with the utmost 'Ease J.. :by the addition 9f Water only, a . inost excellent S hitt ng Liquid It tackipg, much puperior lii any hitherto known:i . it gives the finest Black, and most beautiful .glo s s to the, 'Leather,' yet never ren;Lis it star or•hard, but on the con; Mary, prevents it t roin crac ki ng , anti preserves it sot, pliable, and mellow to the very last. It is perfezily free front smell, anti, the Shoes that are blacked with it, will neither aoil the thgers in putting ort, nor the stockings in wearing. file long establi.died reputation of these Cakes having in duced many persons. to counterfeit them, tlase who inae Use of them are requested to take notice, 111.4 none ire ge riiiiir but what, 114 1 / I .rall engraved Libel pastcd on eaelt,Cat;e with these wOrtis, l ,!! Ily the Kings Paeatt, Cakes ror Sinn ing Liquid Blacking, prepared by WM. Bayley, the l'atentc,. , , saki by . Coaspiir-stFoß s where laigf: alioVhince is made to those who boy them for exportation, •or to, self again, with' a liberal discuutit.to Such as take quantities . tor ready money. N• 11 . - The,bills of directions are signed with my name, . . which appeir on the outside o f ea ch Cake.W BAYLEY, .*- * *•M i ny of the Cotunetleit .Cake;, nearly resembling the. true ones 14 appeararwe, they may be thaeovered mY ttanie on the I tbel being dittl'iently spelt, or tlic W 914 (as) {as forrfterly). itortttO, we the word pi creed. THE S ij r \I 0 7 U.ESDAY,: A PRIL 26, 1803. At a GENERAL MEETING of-the NOIIII.I TY, GEN..- . TRY, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS in the COUN TY of NORFOLK, Convened by the Lord Lieutenant, and held in the Shire House.at the Castle ot Norwich, on Saturday the 16th day of April, in the year One Thousand Eight aubdred and Three, for the purpose of taking into consideration an A pDDESS to His MA J F ‘ STY uponthe late atrocious Conspiracy against his invaluable Lire and the excellent Conatitution of this - Kiugdem, so intimately mime - led with it T HE Hon. Colonel W,ODEHOUSE having taken the Chair, the - following Address to His Majesty - was proposed and read by the Chairman; • " TO THE K - ING's -- MOST EXCELLENT MA-. JESTY ; • " casetous"sovertsinst,_. We your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects, the Lord Lieutenant, the Nobility, Gentry;'Llergy, and Free= . holders of the County of Norfolk, beg to offer our Congra tulations upon the detedion of the late . Treasonable Con-. spiracy. , " Sensible"of the blessings which we enjoy.under our ex cellent' Constitution,;.-and.of the truly paternal, interest evinced on all occasions b' your Majesty for the welfare of your People, we have heard with honor and indignati on o f r , l ci r . attack which -was meditated upon.your Sacred Person. sr,t itit44d Tlmve I)...Jl;tyect. that the mind of man were tenable of eonCeiving• atro:,lous a design, hail not the guilt of those traiiors, • who have - So jtistly forfeited their lives, been fully and clearly proved in the mildest -Court 'of Judicature. " The names of those desperate and daring Conspirators% will be held. in eternal exeLration whilst theirff - diabolical 'intentions only serve to increase .(if it be posSible)• the aflkijonate regard for your .Majesty which animates e ver y class and description of your Subjeds." TAnd it was unanimously rasolved,That the said Address be, and the sante is approved and adopted; and that the Chairman he 'requested to sign the same in the name and on the behalf oklus . Meeting, • . Resolved, That the Lord Lieutenant of this. County be requested to prsent the said 'Addik:ss to His Majesty, and that the Membersfor the County, and the H ou . Colonel ' %Vodchouse, the Chairman of this Meeting, be -requested .to attend the Lord Lieutenant on presenting the said Address to His,Majesty. • , _ . . Resolved, That the Thanks of this . Meeting be given to the Cord Liebtenant for having convened the same. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be also given to the Honourable Colonel .Wodelionse,' the Chairman, for his attention to the business of the Meeting. . Resolved, That a copy of the- said Address and of these Resolutions be inserted in-the Provincial Newqmprrs, and in THE Sun and Star. ' BANK NOTES OR CASH ? This Day WAS published, Price 1 6d. AN INVESTIGATION into th PrinCiples and Credit of the Circuhition of-PAP Elt 'MON E Y, • or BANK NOTES, in Cit FAT BR ITAIN ; as roweled or enforced by -Le,_;istative Authority, under.the suspensi,ii of paying theni in Cash ; in the extent' of such Paper iVioney, the responsibility attached to it, and its el - kas upon Tr;ces. of Commodities, individual Income, Aftriculture Manufac tures, Commerce ; and upon the C our s e of Exc hange wilt Foreign Countries : together with a Discussion of 'the Question, whether the . restraining Law in tavour of Bank of England from payi ng N ote s in Money,ou;;lit ur ought' not to Ix: continoNl as a Measure. elthe State ? fIy•WILLIAM 110WISON I Fs?. Printed Tor pint Stuektink; PLisidi Iv. • r • - This Day wcre published, in Two Vols. Oetavo r 'clos,,ly print :NI, Price tea, boards, I‘.NNALS of PUBLIC (ECONOMY COrnine'- 'tending. Ist, Statistics, or whatever tclates to Aril. cuitor4 Comm:ree, and Industry ; zd, 3d, -Manners, including Public Amuvineo.> ; 4th, History un General Policy. Collei s ted by HENRY REDHEAD YORK[, EA. t' ohicel of this Work is to fornish‘the t,:ntrinutaity with stiOt lir:Ortnation rei,,ti ye to impor(.ttit sultie,7it ,, lneotiotted ab .ve, as may .prom-te perpetuate that zeal liar rnriti.inte supeii ority, which is acknowledged to tie the i.naraaeristic'ot.onr nation. The Peace, which has restored tl.c•al.ei.lot eltxucts of correstUindence,' enables't he tlitll.'rent S..ei. , ries of Eurc:p..., t o renew . their friendly intercourse, aria to ',milt by tihni mutual improvements in the useild Itial el garit.iirts of London : Printed ft)r I. Ginger, No.'o, T. Ostell, No. 3, BOORS 01: INSTIWCTION, • To which Dr. Truster begs the Par .4ttentinn. • MHE PROGRESS of MAN alai SOCIETY, 11 front the Cradle to the crave ; reorrt a state'of nature to the pre,ent state, desetnte4 and rthrroiizcd Ott ; with tie Cuts, 6s. bound. " • z. A - Compendium of Useful Knowledge on all' Subjeas, Question and Answer, 3d edition, 3. Pr overbs paraphrased and ex.:lllplitird by Scenes in Real Life, viith so Cuts, 3s. 6d. bourti. 4. A Compendium of Sacred I.listory, or an Abridgment of Stackliouse, Question and Answer, z yob. 75. bound, printed on stout French paper, foi . Sdiools. Sold by j Brockwell, Carter-lane, Doetor,..' Comm.:lls where may be had, gratis, a Cat4loi,tto of Dr . Truslcr's ust.. . fat Publications. p .1 .4 4• ,r,tlt Wrt,.:•rt at yz,—./.3 i ir=l,;„ -1- 1041 . 16, , *- • 1 ...., 4 ".„ 4 `,-' 1'..3 44/ % .5 . ' **s. .;(1.9yal 4, t .-% , . LI I RiCE SIXPENCEt This Day was published; Price el. es. in boards, NAVAL CHF.ONOLOGY, Vols. OClavo. SUMMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME E in Chronological order, from thetimtbf the Romans to the Peace in: :Sot ; with an Apeendix; con taining a Periodical State et the Royal Navy ot Great Britaid, and of - those of the bther Powers of Europe ; the Loss each has sustained if Ships of War, Privateers, &c. at the con. elusion of each War., the Lines of Batjle, fleets and Squaw (Irons ; also a List of those Persons' who have served in tha v:irOus Offices in the Naval Departments ; together witlt to::t of the Admirals and C:tptains'in the Royal Navy from a very early Period.; intended•AS a :Book of Reference. By ISAAC SCHOMBERG, Esq. • Captain in the Royal Navy: Printed for ligertbn tiro Military Library, near White ? hall ; Bickerstati, No. a:o, Strand; and Richardson, Royal, x.,.11. tge, Lon.kn, . NATURAL iIIiTORY. On Saturday, April will be published, No. I. price ts. to be s cont;nue.t weeklv, with 3S Pages of Letrer-press, and six. Ovgal.cly cololired Prtuts every Nuin!w, nt 11.15 f I U ; or, Elegant Re. posloiry of Niaural ; ‘.4;intainity a beautiful lett..n.oress cluizripti , r, in the popuiar v aria int - err:sting !Nature. beginning with Qoadrtipcds. Tn: will .be, handsomely printed us av pock:t size, on superfine wove paper and No I. :laving the ) ix Cttrsant, prints, and descriptions, co:n. , oie ea c h N u mber, will contain an elegant title, iocli.d ing a vignette vaevi of the British Musentn, also coloured. From the great preparations aimadv made, the Work sill he puulislied with the utmost ref,tilarity ; and the Propric r"" that the Moseum shall be execut ed in such a way as to. deserve the public patronage, which, j B OVZ , V Number is complete in itsell, they ckpect no lo.isct thin it is merited. . : Printed for john Itickock, Paternoster-rmv, tiIAY 5c - had (,t . Xll Bovicseltars in Town Allll COUII- try, Anil 01 t.th: Newsmen. TotIieGETLENIEN, CLERGY, and. FREEHOLDERS of the CO UIYrY of NOtTI NG HAM. ort/rttxtErr,, A S the Government of Madraq, to which_ I have L -lately 1)4(1 the Horibur of being appointea, and the Du ties which it 'requires, render it impossible ,for me to fulfil those of a Member otthe House of Commons, I have thought it incumbent upon me to take the necessary means of vacating my Seat in Parliament, and I h.ive now to acquaint you, that I have no longer the Hon'Our,of being one of your Represol tati yes . • On divesting myself of. that Trust, I must request, y9u to accept toy most gateful acknOwledzinents for thc tavc;ur and confidence 3411u•have shewn me, by having twice placed it in any hands ; and beg you to be assailed, that I am.most par ticularly sensible of the indulgence I fr.:quently experienced front you, in the course of that ii,!tiva when my.professional duties interrupted the regularity of my attendance on those of the station to which you had raised me. 1 felt that I should,render myself unworthy of your friend 'ship and indulgence, if I j knowingly abuiied.,thein, and I could no: r‘concile it to my icefings to hold so high a Trust, the Duties of which I knew it would not be in nip ptywer tct I flitted:lre take ray i.!a‘, , .; i jou fo; 1 .1.4e.a. because lam of opinioh that I ought to do so but the areol !canal of your laartiality to my Family, as well as to myself, encourages Me to believe, that you will not blame me for avowing that I cannot renounce the hope, ,thatif on any re turn from the East Indies, a proper opportunity should otkr, • I' 'may be again thought worthy ot, having once inure the Honour of tepreSililtiVit, you,in 1 am, most sincerely, GA I.ESISN,. • Your Waged, faithanl, and London, afil..c.tionate• Serv.knt, April e.o; ItENTiNCK. To BREWERS, DISTILLERS, 4c, 10 ill:, SOLD,_ F IVE secomuand COPPERS; one of Thirty one of SixtY, one of Ninety, .one of One !tun dred and .'rwelve, with. Dooms',' and . one of Fifty Barrels, withota a .Doom, besides a variety of smaller sixes. . • Apply-to VVilliam l'Outifex, Gold in and . Co.'s Copper. lcorks, N05..46 and 47, Sloe-4341e,, l leer,streot, and No. 9s, oundsclitch, •Lendon . .t . where Gentlenien - May be supplied with every Article ii; Copper for Hume or Foreign • N 13. Sober and ~, o rxt. Workmen scitt„to. - .any part •of the Country to do, Re ..11:1 rs ; Auildings covered iviU Copper, HAMPSHIRE. TO BP. SOLD BY rRIVAT.Ii CMXTRACT, X FR EEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Two /1. Substantial Brick built llouses,•and Three Tenements, with Gat - duns behind, pleasantly situated itt the Village of Berry, cosnmanding a„ V iewot the Isle of Wight and the Sea. Also, a Freelwld Held, situate in Melvillc,lane, about a ,quarter Dia mile from the above Houses, and near to A lver goke,containing seven Seed Acres of rich Arable Land, a small tarn, and.two Brick-built Cottages, in yossession of Tenants atAVills • The two first aliove-mentioned are in the occupation of Captains Nash and Inglis, of the Royal navy, Tenants at IVill ;" have each two large" Par -I,ittra in aont, a Kitchen, Wash-house, and Offices on the Ground- floor, good Chambers and Garrets shove ; may, at an casr ex pence be formed iiito one elegant Mansion, with a laue 4.:4r ten Road at the . sh.le„ which, together with the adjoining Tenements, converted into Offices and Stabling, and a Padduck. .of .most excellent Land at n small distance, would forma genteel.and beautiful Residem:e, pe culiarly adapted fqr ii,Gentt.timuvwho has .retirctl from ser vice in the Navy, being bnt a mile and a half from the Town of Gosport, h;‘lf aiuiiet Iverstoke, and one toile from the Bathing na:thines in St,!te's Bay. • - For Particulars, .or a View of the Estate, apply to 'Mr. Hicks, :Auctioneer, Gosport. • CAMBRIDGESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CIIAPMA'N; . . 4 ttt On Wednestlav the 4th -1) May next. at the Thiptist • ileati Cotl'ee-hciuse, in Chancery—tare, Lottdop, at Twelve --- • - • u'C lock, ''THE MANOR anki ESTATE of WOOD. 13URY.-lIALL, containing in the. whole 1368 Acrea., The Estato is very compact, awl sititate in 114 e Patii4:l of 'o;o4liligar, two Nfiles from i'utton, .60; froth fliggleswade, seventeen frimi Cambridge, fifty from London, and four front C;ittitcd-liridge, on the Great North Road, from whencift the River Ouse is navigable to Lynn. The Alarsion- house and Offices are in complete repair, ' and tit for the inuneifiate reception of a i aitlily.. The Soil r:nnid ttts Ntinsion-ttoose is remarkably dry, and healthy, awl Inc Dori u s. arty, K.iee 'Plaufttl ;ti: Gitt , Lil is equal or any in the Kingdom /Or its huit. • The Woods, which are in halo', and at a 4cSirableth ranch frolu i tite Manswil.house, are good shelter fiot\:aine, there Ist a vai ioiy on the Manor., Particulars in iy be had atter the u: April .! elvainl):ts.. Qt . Ntr. Cirahlat No. 6, . l', and -I . 131aek,..MiJkile Ten)l:l::,,_. at the ponni;)al I rh. • a ton ; the Laton rthe lV„heat-51ae..0., Al, ' the fountain, at littutingdoa ; the Rain, a:. and of 4r. .Cliaptynin, at the 'Baptist lived N.B. ttie The Gii.dener at Woodbury 'Hall will she's and Pre.olisrs aboot it s .and. the TC1.12t1114 %Yiti skew their ieeluKtiVe Farihs. . . This Day is published, in rmperiai Quarto, . • • Price Vight Guirua; lio►rds, Dedicated to CIiARLES HATCHETT, Esq. 9r l Ht; COSTUME of the RUSSIAN . . FAI VIRE L illuArated in a series of Seventy-thrce highly Coloured Engravin4s, with Descriptions irr English and French, . p r i n toi tot Wm. fitter , oia• Rood-street. N. 11. The ahove spl,ndiii (York, eprescating the Cos tume of every lirovintv in the extensive Eirspite ot. Russia, is whited imitormly, exceutett in the saute as the Costumes or China and Turkey', publi:i'lled by. the above LooksOfer, antl,of which bur very Copies hofy remain 1 . Sale. • This Day is published, in Quarto, Price as.• PART the FOURTH, of 'rill?. NEW CYCLOP..DIA ; or, UNWER. SAL DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIE 'sCES, Formett upon a otoce enlarged Plan of A rriar. , ,Cilient dial) the Dictionary of Mr. sThambers ; yari , ius Articles of that Wolk, With Additions and 1 mprovemeids ; together with the New StibjeCts of 'Biography, kileograplo and History ; adapted to the present State w Liteiature and Science, ' . By ABRAHAM REES, D.D. •F.R.S. Editor of . the last Edition of m i. ch,„,,..r5!, l)iliouary ; with the Assistance of emineot profe...sioual i.,;enttenien.' Illustrated with New Plates, Hid titling Alaps, tiesiolud and engraved for this Work, by some of Ow mo4t distinguished Artists. Printed for T. N. Longmln and O. Rees, No. 39, NW noster-row ; and the principal Booksellers of London. The PrOprietors awl Editor trust it wilt be acknoulcdged that tacit . exertions to merit the approbttiott of the Public, have been proportionate to the Very tattering stil..cess they have experienced. ' The List of Names, which is subjoined, Will evince an ac= ces , :iiin of literary andscientitic strength of the highest impor. - , tatic.:, since tne publication of their Prospii..l.its. The exc_ cittiun of the Engravings by Messrs. Lowry and Milfonohey may confidently say, have not fatten short of their promises and the number of them in eaeh part has been increased from eleven to fifteen. Further imrtmieiticuts may, ho , .\-z•ver, b e • expeelcd ; and no opporiunity , y.'ill he • cnizt;e the co-operation of men of emincu: talents, re) every clep'art. meat where their assistanix can.b: tuicfril, so as 4, attain „ ,nerally a still higher degree of perfcaion. Three, or, if possible, tour Parts, or Half •Viduthes,' Yhricr as. each, will, for the present, be published in the yea! ; and when the arrangements are rutty complete:l,, a.Miire rapid publication will he adopted, in order to concliule the work irka,re.rdonoic space of moo. • .• . „ • , , lust of gentlemen, who, tram the ptesentperiod, hare dertaken the Depart:nc.'nts pt.:fixed w theii respedive Nan es, Agrictliture.---,R, W. Dickson, M. r), A natoiny, ( umau).-- John Abcrni. th; - , F. .S. Anatomy, ( Comparative). -- r. • Annutttes, Sttrvivolshlp. Antiq. • uities,—_M r. Henry . EI lis, St.:tutu - Os Architecture.—john flax.rnan, R. A. Win, Territt, .ais,(l Mr: Webster; Britis.h Topography.—Mr. John Britton. • Bleaching, Dying, Calico.. P ,Mr. Charles . 1 . 4 lay, and Mr. J. 'Butane. and Vegetable Matelia Woodviiie, %,114.'). and F 1.., S. earp:ury i itc.—Mr. Peter Nicholson. Chemistry and Mineralogy.— Mr. Arthur Aiken. English` Ilistory•—Shaton forner F.S. A. . • , Heraldry.--George Nayler, F.S. A . Herald. _fsledit.ine.—Richard Pe.arsoo, • Nlateria Medica..-•-•Mr. C. It. AlidwifLry . It. Bland, AI. D. A .S.S. Music and Mus. Itio - raohy• • --Charles Barney, Mos. D. P. It Painting.L-Itenry Fuselii . Proki.inr Peletint'. and S witty} .•-• iblut''Fb:arttst, l .A. SCulittor to tin, Sit William Blair, A.M. Viaelinary:4B.—Art. Clark, r Veterinare Surgeon. 7 -4 01 ogy, Conchology, .5.:.;;--F."."Dottovan, F. L. S. List _DI Gentlemen who have promised occaiicnal Contfibfa tions, which win be acknowledged at the close Of the Work Mr, John Bonnyeastle, of theßiaval A cademy, Wool widi Nlr. 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With Mr. Wortley, and her I)aughter, the late Coml.; toss of !lute, during her residence 'in France and Italy, be. twean the years,,l73 9 and 1762. . interqieriied with nitineroni; Letters hitherto 'unpublished, train Pope, Young, Fielding, and other' distinguished Chit. ratters. • , Tli,•!. , will also include, Ori".,inal Poems .and Essnys, French anti English, her Ladyship ; and to the whole will be rtefixeA, authentie - Meinnies of her Lite. Priingti'lut,ltichard Phillips, No, 71, tit. PauPs.Church. 40,0. • - •, .44. 1 / - Cl7i 1 11 11 ^. • ISLE tn, , 'EO HE . L h:1" I', 'completely FURNISHED, by the Month or otherwise, rrilE Capital MANSION HOUSE of GAT , CONficli situAted in the Centre of the IsLind, with the Coach-house, Stables, walled .Gard,elly and ‘Vildertkess, aiid with or:without Acres or Pasture Land ‘idjoining. The House is completely Furnished, with also the use of Table Linen, and consists of it large Kill, Pining-room. , Drawing-roam,'Library; Break faSt-roont, capital Ticd-cliam bers, and every other accommodation for.alarge i~ tinily. The GarArner to be paid by the I,audlopa, am! two Cuw; to he provided tbr the use of the Tiniant. l'o)scssion may b'. had immediately. • • 1-:wicn;irc of Messrs. t larkes and Sewell, Isle of Wight, or sandys awl Horton; Crane-court, Fleet -street, Lon- ' LlOn. pr, fAIVIESs ANALEPTIC PILLS. • • . _ FOR Khc..unLitilths at:a Col,I.; which pr . evai at this season of the year, no 'Ab.ticine, is so safe and •ctiit:Aelotis k ES's AN 1. E 1'11:2 - Their Irecaitiar tendency to proinotz Per , piratiort, and all the mini. ral Secretions, will mei:midi tor toeir singular virttics in thi,oe Complaints as welt . as in inany.others to which the hirrnoir franie liable term the vicissitudes of our Thev are admirably calor latcd'for i , isdrdets.ot the Stomach and lioweis ; for peisOllS of or a Gouty habit, as alt:o tor t,ir,z4 Nvlinse . Coristitut;:. , .; , 'been' oU:etc(' by a too Zti vo or' ton tiedentary litc. Tiwy arc likewise particularly . s,,rvii:cable I•leati.Acti- , oc.,,..isionAl by I . lldigestlian,'..ani• is r.•:linvide :de bad eit•.•;;;., or rice living; as 'also c,,,.; and A 1 , )1) 1 so oftpli•the consequence of Ito, f u see .thould he had to them after every. et. ..; , tritil:ing, and upon every slight hubs, ;:i. , `vc.!!_4aiown charaeteriWc of pro. suit:••,.. •r.mined ; for, by assisting Na. .•.• • (;;,charge roc animal fundions,•• and by. I As it weer in continual repair, they the dotty in health arid vigour, and, prev:hit preina * tun: decay. • • . , ‘. A, the an3t4ptic 0 , ..,e their excellence to a peca f,4r %vb.+ .1 I).ii never been divulged by the In thz. pr. • :Jrnprictors, they em only be it : 4,2 tr 11, . :.! they 'are 3OId by ritiacis ;,. the , . .• for Dr. I.44nes'. Puw4l‘44. ~, • i l'Attl's, a few (lows limn 1 )r. itous4 Ilrw. 110xf.9, price eJcli or 's; h a d in you j ' Arp...d.f.,x. for .41..0. lint the " F. NzwntKv, No. 4ir 1' .••• All othersarec,o4 1,• , , * -- E*ll.ll-?, p r op ? I , 0 , soMe Alterative. , A, cw,-. to facilitate t he ctrorts .ot Nam,. xi thz weakest capac,ty :itis a ~,,it it„ r y 1 , the wisdom of our atri - sanctioleti By the ;, , aiioil of every N,i,..hcal Mna ot i ot y is opt con ;1144,1 to th: pre,:etit actvatitage,„ but ex;:m..s to the: ilr4velition of litany cti canes, which frop , :orly Wliesi.Spring Physic i lits negledol, It shooki he. recoilelri how much the p,trspiration of the botiy is ob. ueted du ring th: wintermpuths„ .by frosts, arittpipc in„:, winti,t, , wlttch, by coast riniing the (Joie* of the Skiit, pule the neeessAry thstharge ot 1'o:cos from the blood ; oy accututttiar.P.o, become AcrizI101);01li, and (Itnietot iqtrui«, by vo4orenls thc.assonance of some E5:4 4 0140)1C 4:i.e. native, enabl , :d expel the u . dtmdatiey) jay the . lbuotialioit rat The Public sic therefore refoio:10, ,that 1)1.; V ELNOI!, VF(;.F. l'AgL I , : PILLS are proved, t.y ttlVi eNpltiet - s.e., to be tod most aate and efficacious hitherto (ti::,...overch, as an alterative, purifier, nal , :cicoN9l 0— 1i , o1„mn:.1 for trdieally curing the Scurvy, or Evil, Scorburic Eruptions, Lepros!, etil.tzts of Mercury, arid atl disetttes, otigittatlng tact an) thpko . tty btood. . 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