The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-13 00:00:00

I 1 i~ ;=i\ 'fq .............-- ~,,,i, 1 rlillin* .;;( , . Pr ' •": . . ..,...s. -” • 0 , , . • . . , ... , ;., ic .. . % - .. , • r r ......„..- ii"- 4 ., 7",,\V- - •... . .„,„ 1 , -- -- % ; 1,---- . . % 7 F S U .. , NA' o.‘" 0... „.../... ‘ r e. ...*.-.7...1T — li 4. - ).hr l)r . —Y •,.., . ....;,:t .. eta.-- A 4 - * ~.,, i s -; / - ,1*.:,:..§ . e) r r VITYCL . " . ...r.i;v , • i . 7 gt , , , V.Z. , • ‘ li f iai ~ - . ~~ A NUMBER 3220.] THE ATRE-ROYA L, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 14., 003, -win be perforined, THE BUSY BODY. • Sit'CeOrge Airy, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Sir Francis Gripe, Mr. SU ETT. , • • Sir Jealous T ra ff ic , Mr.. DOWT.D.N ; , Charles, Mr. HOLLAND ; Marplot, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Whisper, Mr. WATHF.W. Miranda, Mrs. !PRIM N; Isabinda, Mrs. SC oyr ; Patch, Miss POP E . ; Scentwell, Miss TIDS\V ELL. wirit LOVE AND MAGIC ; '• HARLEQUIN't HOLIDAY. Harleynn, 111 r. BYRN E.;• Map, (the , Magicianj - Mr. DE CAMP ; Totitaloon, Mr. MALE ; Scaramonch, Mr. C IBBON ; Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS-; Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss B.- MENAGE ; . . The Sprite, Miss TYR ER ; Old Woman, Mr. BAYZAND;. Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANCHARD; Little Landlady, Mn;. COATES ; Bess, (the Ballad Singer).Mrs. BLAND. Ur, The Vocal P r i nc i pal Parts by COO_. KE, Miss TYRE Miss MENAGE, Miss l U CKS. Principal. Dancers. • Mr. BYRNE, Mist-B. MENAGE, Master BYRNE, bliss DOUGLAS. The Public are most respeafully imbrined that the new Pantomime will litirepeatedevery Evening till further notiee. y ' r' Saturday,. The Merry Wives of Windsor ; Sir t ha t Mr. Palmer, being his first performance of ChatatiCTin the above Play. ()Am • A 4-10roLl', The Way to Keep Hi m . new Ti C H ero oHistorical.Playi in Three Ads, with Music, called f the North, s in preparation: r 'BY COMMAND OF T HEIR MAIESTIES. 7TI4EATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. C)-1401tROW EVENING,. Jan. 14) 18031 will•be performed TRENIAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pea tinax N licsyeopitaitt, Mr. COOKE ; ' . Lord Luitibercourt, Mr. WADDY ; S i 'llicY, Mr. BRUNTON ; Melville, Mr. CORY ; Aw F,gerton, Mr: SIDDONS. It ettY Hint, Mrs. MA'FTOCKS ; Constanti n , M rs. IL SI DDONS ; And Lady ROLL!pita Lumbercourt, Mrs. I-I, 101INSTONT.• wiTti HARLEQUIN's HABEAS ;. Or, THE HALL OP SPECTRF. Principal Pantomime CharaCters. S. harlequin, Mr. BO LOGNA, jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Quango, Master MEN AGE ; folln DOe, Father to Columbine, Mr. L. 110LOCNA ; Richard oe, Columbine's Lower, Mr. KLAN Elk. ; Lounger, Mr. ' KING ; Columbine (daughter to john Doe), DAR T WYEkOW ; (;enins of Enchantment, NI% EY. On SaturtLiy, the new Opera of Family Quarrels, with the ter ol'atitotnim e . A Youns Gentleman will make his fist Appearance on th the new Pantomim e . w Stage in the Charaete . r of. Othello, on Monday next, Aiw (In Tuesday, the new Opera, with the new Pantomime. to(4444sl4tiay, Delays and Blunders, with the stew Pan_ may. 146;', 6 Perajari II be repeo.;l an 7httraday • and Satin% , ;) . n Friday, the C t ft* I the Fi - omei y n . pee( o ugh. Alf s° cannot possibly be performed before Monday the 'to.. -------- ----. , LYCEUM. I\r:4 OP E N, the EXTENSIVE PICTURE of THE EARTHQUAKE AT LI SBON ictook place in the. Year ins. . ranned from accurate Descriptions of the Scene, and genuine .4 1 , k 3 eichts of the. CitY, before its fearful Destruction. xce 4 l. t Work comprehends, not only Views of all 'the rnagni.. si,„'t,,Wq4 existing at the Time of that Amtist ConVo I- . Sit"„! b ut eil4ri!llifullY describes the tremendously interesting anon ottts.lninbit • 1 -, rdseatie bepaaltitist;ent is designed and executed by 5..1 itokiN vocil .tt. 4 _ l l(l the Fiy,nres by tu'utiißr KER PORTER. .- Open every day from Ten oClock till Dusk in the nt4l.-'-fi:dinittance One Shilling. . . p. v .,; ' . • ST. PAUL's SCHOOL. 1 .14 P AN ' (;„: NIVERSARY' DINNER ". of , the will be at tlie 1 ~I.;,.,NTLEM C/1 Educated ;4t stkis School* --.5111 ta;l4,9p!,retatt, llishopsgate.street, on TuestlaY the , tobs. I. ii,,., ' ITZWARos. .' , W!‘ W"I.I.ANI), Esq. ell,k. 10FINSON. Es q; I A ii ALTON, Es, , Mr. 10$, HIBIIERT, o tt'rE ME lt.A.C,ln.Esq. Mr. OHN.DUDDELL. `t ic k ( . ,Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock. ',:, lets. ti,d, each, to be bad of the Stewards, • . London 'Tavern. And at- the ...................r...........................- .......................................,................ . • , GRANEY INN, DARTFORD, KENT, It Opposite the Church. • tr..E WIl)OW of the late JOHN SILLY,. 4(ltiN a E • ••by . ,t, ~aii DWAIt I) Porr,r ER ab out Pus` Is oow carried on, humbly solicit a continii , whom the ~til e i of the Favours of the Nobility and Gentry travelling the lions.e t Itoad. It is hoped that the nature ort he Accommoda7 1 , ; „.t a IM 4 ;tria :silluity to please, will give universal tblafttnn, and procure thit P ' - w hich it will be their Constant td t,,, merit : - atronagg The Stabling is extensiVe and and /heir I lop-cs v;•r '1) ct. . . ,French is s poken ilv--, put of the Family. HE Rev. j. L. OIRDLESTONE A. M. Mos kr, e ,_ ter of the Clasiical School at lieecles, in t he County 140711.11ti1k, veill open - School again ; after jia."lY. lallbary 24, 1803. tin:. Vacation or, tvith l 4tely taken an ;dry, health and retired sitution, ons..lllient two 4 6re3 Of Grove and G arden adjoinbig, he pu r r : the,/"I tfP3thitit SiX Pupils only into the. hod,se, to PrlP,airci an . qi , (!r . the University. Entrance live ,Guiliess• ]Fo nd 1.1:4i ',it:Atoll ult-*ticit, under the age of Iclutteen years, ,F,,,ea w ir 'it a Yetr; above that age, Sixty Cilium's i, '.I u ' i t :°'. AM ii Single Ktl, Ix expeded, an,HuntiteL.lC"!ineuth. to ttriiGir'llesttie dedicates two hours every Winter k.vet i . ...............___lnr,,overrient of the Senior Pupils.. • • .F 0 THE:PA.c.m.Ty. keg_iddle.aed GFNTLEMAN of the greatest t N,4l,;heEtt,bilityt. Is desiretis of rneetirig with a . Sitnatt., A ..,,,,,,..,c Iplit praftibe a$ a.e H. YSic IA N, with a p _ e ti t ,.....A et 'wee .1 . ; and he will cheerfully present an ir . l, - ~,,7 ciritnpihnlit:.to any, -Person pointing out a- proprY'!: 1; 1 1 1 ,9 , - or to any other Physician who might he - inclin e d nll to l'it,;"`, l4 .Qtthir t :is his Successor. In ease of not being a . . 44i el soth a Situation, he would (rather than remain lit . - 4 i l v e) be induced to. lay aside 11144egrot., and practise grll%-t ‘vi, I Y I , 1 4 1 u1c1 h.e titezt with an elder)yPraditioner who mig ht trJ be relieved of the laborious part, or one w . lio m 1;1 t „ktlgn in his fa . ottr. lie is well acquainted with Phar ! • 1);',44 SliNery, and_NlidwiterY, and tun give inferences ' t°. eons of the nrst ikesivetabili!Y • t o rt i ell. (pobt:riaid), rn:zntiratiing- partieulati, aunt ad . drersed bi ti or. C rittillia, ;:t l'tlessrs. 'it-Inor,. and Gale% Di ‘l,cs,bil ' 91)1 .rieti.ktroott. will be ah.swered as 4OOR4CPStsolubc• . TAI UR S°DAY, JANUARY 13, 1803. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STO CK. LAntzs AND GRNTLEMZN, BEING still restrided , by my Physician from en. ..'cleavouring to pay my personal: respeas to ,you, .and even without any certainty of being well enough to meet you on.the Day of Eleaion, I think it would be neither decorous or respeettul for ine, to give my friends the trouble of attend ing the ,Qallot on trty, behalf.; and these considerations being with nie paramount to all,private feelings, I am induced to relinquish, tbrthe present, my solicitation for your suffrages,. !notw,ithstantling the, highly flattering and hourly-increasing prospect of success. In thus retiring,' however, from the Contest' FOR THE' PREVENT- VAOANCYo I beg most respeafully to iptorin you, that if I should be sufficiently recovered from my present se vere ,indisposition, to undertake the Duties of the important situation of one Of your Diredors, I shall in the - expeded Vacancy.in A pril uext, agaimolrer myself to your notice. — And I assure you, that whether I may eventually be sUccess ful or not, if is impossible that the reception 1 have now Met with, can cur be erased from my mind. have the Honour to be, Ladies an - it Ceidernen, • Your most faithful humble Servant, 14 9, Cower-street, WILI,I4N mAcKINTOSU. • fan. t 3, `To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,. , APPRETIENSIVE 'that my silence ; on occasion of the present Vacancy, might be Misconstrued; I beg to assure you, that I have ne...er for a moment given up the hope of obtaining, by your kindness, a Seat in the Dhection ; and as I find, that on the expectation of a Vacancy in the bix 'Ex-direclors, several Gentlemen are - soliciting your favour, 1 reipkitialty announce to you my purpose also to Oilirmy sell a Candidate ar the Annual ,Election in April next, if ei ther of the Ex-direetors should then decline to come, forward. Permit me to add, that as I DM not conscious of ha v ing descry ed to lose theg•ood opinion of one of those Friends to whose generous s_upeort I was so much indebtedin April 17gS, 1 in dtilge 4:sangume hope of finding - their nuniber undiminished, and that I shall also be honoured with the 'Suffrages of many. other Proprietors ; who, though precluded troll; supporting me on that occasion, were pleased to 'express a favourable =lse of my pretensions, and a wish to promote my success on a future Vacancy. .1 trust .1 may, without impropriety, on this occasion point out to you a circumstance that many friends of the Company haVc laniented; namely, that there is not in the DireCtion any pentleman who hai.servedat • dras—lo Jim afhirs of. which Presidency, now of such in. creased importance, twenty-five years of my life have been devoted. I have the honour to he ; . Very respeelfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your faithful and obedient Servant, .. . • JOHN HUDLESTON. London, 6th lan. 003. - SOCIETY . FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS 1111 PRISONED FOR:SMALL DEBTS. , • Crave n-street, Strain, fan. 5, 1803. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE. LAST RE PORT, viz. ,C. s. d. Right Hon. Earl Kerry, Bth benefaction - ao o o Capt.. Patrick Campbell, R. N. • .. 30 a a T. E. Freeman, Esq. five years benetaelion 10 to a Theodore' ll.' Broadhead, Esq. - • - A. 5 s o E, Toone, Esq. per Biddulph and Cooks A. 5 a: o C. Edrnonstone, 1?-sq. perditto - - A. a a a L. Pinnate:, liici. per Dorrien .. ~ - A. 22 0 Wt. Daw, Esq: per Hoares - - •.. io o o Edw. Darrell, Esq. : - - ...., A.' 2' 2 o Henry q ritustone, Esq. - ... . I I o Rub. 13rownc, 'Esq. Ayleibury, per Treasurer a 1 0 Lady Moor - - .... - A. 10 0 0 :Mrs. Dickson - ! , . - . ~ •io 0 0 1% , 1 3. BrAttney, of Ham, per 'Treasurer - .3- 3 • 0 Nils. Taylor - . - - - t. o o C. D. It; per Moires -' • ' - .. - 50 o o A Lady, per Biddiaph A nd Cocks - .30 0 a Two Ladies train Mancliesier-square., per Treasurer . to 0 .0 A Friend, per Rev. T. Thirl wall - A. to` a • a 3. %V. Ann. sl. 55;,-1.1. H.. 51. si. - - to .10 . 0 1.. K. rt. Griffiths and Co. Clii‘lic.,ter - 2 2 0 B. R. - put into the letter-box - - 2 a - 0 F. H. 11. fs. —T. W.. . .A. 11 es . - a. 2 a _ .. K. F. per Aptro us and Co. Found in the letter-box J. C.. Ann. 11. ts.—.A. Z. 11. 7.5. A. book, Mr. Leper - Mr. Ilearnden,. 133 d binefadiOn 3 3 9 I I b 3 3 0 6 o 4) 2 ~2 3 7 IS 0 Discharged and relieved froth various Prisons, 89 Debtors, for the sum of ts 7 Considered and approved the cases of -. 52 PctitiOners. Benefactions are retxiyed by Tonco Netltlf.-Esq.. the 'Trea surer, C.helT 6 -walk, Chelsea; also . by, Messrs. /lorries, Farquhar, and Co. st. James's-street; Messrs. 'Mares, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Fit 1 ler and Chatteris, LoitibanLst met ; Messrs. • iliddulvh,, :Cocks, and Ridge, Charing..croiis ; Messrs.. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill Messrs. liaritnierSleys, Pall-mall ; Messis.Vere, Liicadou, Trough ton, • ancl,Co. No. 77, .Lombard-street; and by: the Secre tary, No. 7, Craven.street, trand, where the books may be seen by those who are inclined. to support this Charity, and where the Society meet ou thetirst Wedge:A:ly in every month. • EXTERMINATION of the SMALL•PDX, London, fan. to, 11303. invaluable Discovery of Di. JENNER, I for the Extermination 6f. the S'AMALI:.I'OX,. having undergone the moat rigoroUS Inveatigation, and received the Sandion of rarliaineoc ; a Meeting be held at the ton. don Tavetn, BishopsAate-street, Wednesday the ieth inst. at Twelve o'Cloek, to consider of the best Means of carrying the s ame into Erli.:el; when. the Company of every Gentle. man disposed to concur in this laudable Undertaking is ear nestly requested. The Chair will. he taken, by the Right.:Flon. the LORD MAYOR, precisely at One.o'Clock. • William (Duke of clan:tic:a,. Walter Farquhar, M. 1). Berkeley. • .1. C. I..ettsom, M. D. Egretnont. . 'l.'hornas Denman, M. D. Darnley. RiChard Cfort, iII. I). Thomas Wadley M. D. 0,.C. Berkeley, M. P . . .Gilbert Blanc, 14. . W. Anderson, M. P. Alexander Crichton, M. D. 1 Williaui Wilberlorcc, P.' NYilliant Hawes, M. U.. Ilertry Thornton, .• P. Williatn liabiirgton, - M. n, Richard-Cart Glyn A Li. Robart„Willan, M. D.. Coarse Hibbert, Powell, M. . ,Leighton, Aid. • William Lister, M. D. ohn.(uliusAngersteiu. latnet; I lam ton, M I). Boldero. lame; D. vilmpson'Bonar. lex:miler Kiteet, M, U. 'William Bentham. . ,W. P. Dinistiale, 1). Henry Hoare, Samuel Vett, ! M.O., lolin Maitland. Jlenry William'Vaughan. Tohu Ring. Nathaniel Fenn. !elm Abernathy,. Richard Sharpe... A diley,Cooper._ lienj4niiii Prayers. Edward Ford. ••• • Joseph TraverS. ohm Pearsen. Timothy Brown, 1.11. Tr - atoll. Robert Cowie, . folui Addington. John G rney . Williar,v Chlunberlaine. Thonias Wilson. . 'anus Simpson. Robert Barneivail. 4 '°,sePY • F P,' Casten Rhode-. mares lom)• Jacob Wrench.. • • William Samuel Thorpe-. cie Putts. o •. Samuel Parket'. ohtiChristie. Eb4heier lolinStott. • (1544 1 1 . LeaPee• - james• Bell, ."0111) 1 1 1,10011. • ' Hurry. ;Joseph llenwell.. Thomas Walker. —Henry Waytnoutb. ,•• , . iN1140144. SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA,HOSPH`AL, January it, t 503. e r HP.SE are, by Order of the Right Honourable the,LORDS and Other t, CoNIMISSIONERS for NlanAging the AffiAirs of the ROYAL 'HOSPITAL at CHELSEA, to give Notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others)i belonging to the said 'Hdspital; residing in London, or within Twenty-five Miles thereof, are required to appear Personally, and Regimentally, at the Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respedive Days undermentioned, when attendance will be given front Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, viz. (Th FI,IDAY, ANUARY t 4. The Pensioners from the- tst and zd Regittent4 of Life Guards ; the late Ist - and zd l'roops of Horse Guards ; the late tst and 2(i Troops of liorst Gs enadier Guards; the Royal Horse (;wards, Blue; the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Horse; the Dtagoon Guards, and all the Dragoons and .Fencible Cavalry, with the Btltish Legion of Hoac. • On SATURI)AY, Iniquivav ts. The Pensioners t'ron► the ist and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guitrds: - On MONDAY, JANUARY 17. The Penuioners fmtit the 31 Regiment of Foot Guards, and thew.: from the rat to the Itth kqinientspf Fool, inctusive. On TUESDAY, fANot.ny tg. • Those from the tzth to the 3ith Regimettli of Foot, .iti clusive. On WEDNESDAY, JANon.Rv 19. Those from the 36th to the 6zci Regiments of Foot, On THURSDAY, lANVARY 20. Those from the 634 to the 134th Regiments of Foot in clusive, as also the PensiOners from the Queen's German Regiment, the African Corps, Loyal I risk, Lord Strathaven's, Major Waller's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, Queen's Rangers, the Fencible Corps, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers, the Royrl hospital Corps, with the Anierican Corps. On.FRIDAY, JANUI:RY 21. The 'Pensioners from the 'Militia, those from the several ndependpin Companies of InValids, these from the Reduced Regiments, Mariner, and those who have beenin-I'ertsionets of Chelsea Hospital. On SATURDAY, JANUARY 22. The Pensioners from the late :Royal Garrison :flattalitm, the Lettermen, and, Men at Nine-Pence per Diem ; those Serjeants, Vorporals and Private Men, who, receive the in creased Pe. sion on account Of Blindness; as also the - Serjeants disbanded Iront the late independent Companies; who receive One Shilling per Diem; with the ,Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late ISt - and 2d Troops,of : Hurse Guards. __ _ • . • . . And that all Out. Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others), beloneing to the said Hospital, who live 'at a greater - distance than Twenty.five Miles from London, and those isi Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the zsth of lune next, and after every succeeding 'wit of June, and asth of December, until further orders to apply to' one . of His Majesty.'s justices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the following A IlidaVit, which the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. 1 , •••-•,-.--• came before nu', one of His Majesty's " Justices of the Peace Eta the County of , and '' made Oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of 44 Chelsea Hospital. on the day t • 17 cr 4 4 ), from the Regiment of , , commanded ; was then aged about years, served . y , 44 the Army years, was discharged for , and that - "heis no otherwise provided for - by the. 'Public, but as a 's Pensioner of the said Hospital,..and now lives in the Parish ~ of ,in the County of - . . " Sworn before me, this day of ,t& " . • The Affidavit, drawn according to 7 tbaahover-thrrii, and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a cover, and si•nt by the •General Post, direeted thus —" To the Right tionoor-ble the Paymaster Cenral, at the Horse Guards, London." And Counterparts or Duplicates of the said Atli davits, are to lie reserved by.theOut,Pcnsioners respcztively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall la,• direeted to pay them, that they may be satisfied that ail such as may claim Out-Pensions, are the real Persons , entitled to receive the same. • And - to the end that the Comthissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may he satisfied that the,Pensiopers are the same Persons who have passed_ theirE conination,.. it is hereby further direeted, that such of them Who have. served in, and have beep discharged froni any of the Regiments, Independent Companies of. Invalids, aN not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment, or .Companv - of I nyA which they served last s but the Regiment, Troop, ai C,ri/s of the Army, from which they were first discharged, and re. commendol, and received at Chelsea lospital , Aicci as generalTaymenti at; real .lintain and Ireland. atthc end of the ell'Aiing sin Nr.nths, generally regulated by the . Places of Residence, moiltiOned by the Pensionz•rs Who are mustered at Chef perion, and to the had of tltg Affidavits of those live at a distance ; it is hereby or dered and dire6ted, th.it s o Person who shalt change . the Place of his A bo& give Ii ill at his - Muster, ors reified in his Affidavit aforesaid, inns who may apply ten. his Pension (ex cepting to the Officers of • ExLise nearest such Place of Abode), shall receive the same, unless it'appears 'by the Certificate of respettable Persons, that such CCIIIUVOL , WAS. through unavoidable necessity, which he or they. could not. foresee or prevent. Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the 'Pay -Lists Of the. said lto,pital, or be entitled to receive any Benefit therefrom, who shall not at agreeably to these Orders and - Direaions. • (3. . Secretary and Register. POLITICAL. RECOLLECTIONS relative to EGyp s T, conuining Observations on its Governmeilt tinder thd3vramelnkeit, Its Gerig,taPhical Position, its intrin sic and extrinsicßesoutces, its relative Importance to Eng..' land and France, maks Dangers to England in the Posses sion of France. With a NA RRATI V E of the ever•nte tnorablh BRITISH CAMPAIGN in the Spring of alt. The Second Edition, with interesting Additions. Recording the Campaign to its . splendid Conclusion, and commemo rating its gloriotti Consequences, by an insertion of the Vote of Thanks of the House or Commons to the Army . ..And Navy, equally meritorious of the whole Empire. By GEORG,: BALDWIN, gal. Late His Majesty's Consul General in Eppt, and invited by. the Commanders in Chief t as darned, Irons his experience, essential to the Success of the fixpedition. London: Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. Cleveland-. row,' St; James's, for the Anthor ; and sold by S. Staunton, Bobitselleir and Stationer. No. 474; comer . of Lancaster.court, Strand I. and all Booksollerti in Town And Country. .. nisoliDF,Rs that proceed either from an impure 4t3te of the Blood, or a relaxed state of the Nor ves, having, in innumerable instaricex, subsided by a course of SPI LS BURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, too much Cattriot be said in praise of that. inyaluahle preparation. This unparalleled success, in the most complicated cadet, has eitablisbrd its ‘elelnity thrOughmut the Universe; indeed, 'whertis it pot.sible to obtain stn;h a Barterer 'of the Con stitittion, and infallible Cure of the Scurvy. ;nut, R hen inqtram, Evil, lorosy, and a variety Of other Complaints, to generally inca•wr:trrisnii:iii torture ?' These Drops art sold in bottles of 3s. 6d. ros. 25. each, with a blarkstamp 4ttixeki to caeh bottle, by the 10);.. lowing Vendu.rs . : in • London 'Newbury, No. 43, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-vard ; E, New. bery, corner of St,. Paul's; Cll4ig and Butler ) , Cheap side ; Wray, Bireliiii—lane; . Bolton. Rwal Exchange; E vat , * and Co. • Long-laoe ; Barclay, „Viact;:irwultct ; Bitcrmi , 041,f0rd.. street. ,• Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cot)%prir-streerf 4.W1 - E u le , Walsh and Co.kei, Strand ; Brennana, No. 146, .Bishopsgate-street ; Clark, - No. 169; and R. Shaw, NI, 74, :Borough.- Southw:arls r ar4 at %ha piornmay, Soho-4quaro. [pracE six N-cx: ORDNANCE, id December; t4v . , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ard; 7E3Tr: OIiDN/INCE etc hereby give Notice; that tk; Will be ready at their Off ce in P. lqargarit. 7 itreet,llistn,anSter, Friday the 4th Day of Februaly . , fS43, to receive Proposal: f, such Person: as May be willing to undertake the Supply hf Hundred Cubic Yards of the best STONE LIME far WORK, to bedelivered' at WOOLWICH, at the tine' ant the proportion: following, Ira: • • One Hundred Cubic Yard: mutt be delivered on the IMO . at Woolwich, free of Expence, on or befire the t.st of 3•Tarivii itti3 ; one other Hundred Cubic Yardr,on or before use la .1 Afrii, and the last or *third Hundred Ciebi . i..ll(rdsi on ( . drhefort Ist Day`of MayMag . l rlawitrg.. • Specimens of the Lime ntw'si 6s, text for letspialtitt in the' Coo. stranding Royal Engineer at . 114.wich, and lite remit did Condi tions of the Cmtrael, Ma, be teen upon Application ,at the Sec, tao's Office, in SS. Atargaret-street, ring Diy between the 'lUn,l of Ten and Four o'Clock, bat NO Proposals c‘in he admitted al:0' Frau, the 4th , of Fat. nary ( 1403,., • By Ohl.' ki 11. CitEle, Steritutje,.,, s i . THE AItITI Si-L FIRE 1 , 1 CC, Sl' RAND mini - 111 Li:. INSURANCES against Loss Damage by Fitf. continue to tie itiade on houses ' MLitt - ling Nhintiroip.:;„ G6o4.is .anti tihip*, Vessels,' 1,344,0,, kind of Craft, with their Freight, C,sigoe:l, and. Stittili, - iii any harbour, Itiv...r; or ,on any Navigationi Sa'OCIS., and idi other Pruporty; in any part of Great rain. _ . Persona who remain unLifined, will do well to icfled rfit the many Calamities oecasicnied by Fite and of the dteaafa coniegitences to inany.indlyittuals.: iiPd AS P Nptrty, ral, i considerably nereitied in value; those diready in)urrd should recon,i,ler Polictes, and make such addition ai prudence ttiuy suggest.. A niunil l iyi Lnt due at Ciiiistmas-Day, Must be ratio within fifteen therefrom, or the Benefit of the Pi,fiq will be lost ;. but Inset - ant e tway be renewed after, without-el New Policy. 1' rimed Propos:Os and Conditions of insuraneei and :1 fist . of the Direetors, Trustee:, &e. may. be had gratis ..fs and of their Agents in all the Cities will Oriticipal Tuw te; in the Kingdom. ROBERT SKI,Tb.N, NLW 1110S1C, by Subscription, dedicated, witty Peurti t . to His Royal .lii the V rittee W 411.4. , To be Deliered.the Beginning of March. A• COLLECTION of VOCAL MUSIC, • sisting of SON C S, With some DUE V.; and . CT. Thu , Melodies composed and adapted Jay C I tai RLlr S. Df1; . .., NUM, , of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Th s . paniments , by Messrs. Webbe, SOCVpitti,* Smith, Hook, Curter. Holder, Denman, 'Boy the Dr. Arnold, and Dr. Caltgott.. Sevetal Ql . tllo Sotto oi'.'!itual Poetry, written expressly tier this Kok by C. Colinin.".e:;it.. R. Cumberland, Esq.' O. Low?s,..Est.i. M. Porter, Est. Captain Charles fames, !antes I've, Lsti. the late Or. Moore, &e. &e. With a Por.„ trait of Mr. Dignuin, painted by Augustus Calicott i std graved by Heath.--Priee to - Subscrillas, 155.. • . . • The Book ,to contain upwards . 0f - Leo cages of tainiir.- 7 .: Names and Plaeett Or Al:wilt:of Subscribers taken at liresto.' Wholesale Mosie ‘Varehouse, No. V, in the Strand Mr. Dignum, No. 23, New North-street; Red Liorr.scputro• —The Mqrtey to he paid orr the delivery Of the Bock. • Uat of Slitiscrib;rs to se printed with the Book. Charles' Dipnunl begsloas.sure ed Persons who have already honoured him with their N that the Work is in great fo'rwaidnessi and will be 4.1,,:1itier:;,.t with all possible dispatch. Those Ladies and Gentlemen who may be pleased to ba-. nour• this Work by their Names, are tatitteeted to be ar Cits . in their application as possible, in order - to aswrtain tine number to be printed. • . GERMAN. INDENINiTIES• This Day wo puuhshc.l.,, price Is. Ri. r I -I HE (;EithiliVNlL retiuc*4nio DL 1 r A WIVE NTS - , under, the PR! Eof tint' L E CTO Rof BRAN DE N ITU RG • 'frairslatcci tram tI timch, •• Printed tOr John Slockdare, No. ar, Picealifty. Of whotn nu) , be A Culledion of State •PaLR:r4., from the Corturkncerratiti to Clum: of t Ito late War, ni \;r l6 , t yy, !rice 71. 71.. in boards. - , Also, NlarstVa History.of the Politics *t teat 131tain Itance.'a Vols. tyro. price t 55. in boards ' . NOW VLS% - - •- --• ' Lately published by LonKruan and Kees, Patcrnost t .r row . . A s'ACONISFIMENT A. ItONIA.:\;CE of CEN'rURY AUC.. • FRANC'IS LATHOM; Esq.. Author of of Men and Mitiiher3," "' MysterY.'.' AlidiNiit ' Scc. In Two Volumes, I zinu. price 43. hoarrk. 2. Meinuirs.ot a Family in S•wistierlandi founded on I. ea*. Iu 4 vols. Flee ids. Fultie.s of 111.1ni.nii a Dramatic Nova', ti, y Ito`;. price buiirds. • 4. Something or Adventutts at t`tnipbtlk !twee. • Dy Anti Plurntre. to 3 vtils. price I. board , ,. s. Pereiv.d, ot Natted Vindicate. liy K. C. Dal In 4 liirge vols. price as. boalds. Second Editlbli, 6. A rigs of Novels ;.consisting or Ntatkaloiielied, milt, and Twelve others. Fruin the Vreneli s;‘,, In 4 vols. price iB - s. boards: 7. The Rival Mother::, 01 Cain-wily; a Navel. In 4 very price its. Froin the French ot Madame de (;enlie. O. The Letters . of a Solitary ‘Vanderer r omitaintOg tives.of varioAlii neseriptiort. Churlatte Smith. 'Vulg. IV price. res. butirdo, wANTED TO ptatCHASE, • , A G.CSOPFAMILTOQUSE,IiNtrURNISHEn - , , . with three it,ooliN nrr a Floor, with Coach'. hou"..e and Stables, in Portland-phice i Portftlan-square, or in any. of ,the adjacent Streets. _ Letieis . (post-paiiiY i direavi to A. IL Na. 14,; NVl'groate.. street, proper Proposals, will be ;WI) , attellited tot • GLAMURGANSHIRE. Ti) BE SOLD' BY AUCTION, Ai the War I no' •at Cowbridge Tiieatay. thy,!:tit pays of February ttL3., at ir, the. Atternoorr. A LI, thAt. Neat and Commodious M A CoN: HOUSE, late in the oeenpatioti of taniov Esq. with suitable attached Offlcosi good Drewli Stable, and COuell-huttle (101:401.0, a good waq,:d c o tt a ge, and sundry parcel s o f Lund, now in the tentsre' iit Mi. Evan Deere, Macy Morgan, Widow, and oho W comprising 23 4. 1. IL 4.1 1 : of extrelAy etch,. sound, Pa. stunt and Meadow Lind, whereolabout Seven Acres ttre va. luahle Or6liarcl i tying compact Within a king Fence,.at t ho Village of Lanblethiari, within Fatty Miles of pie Se,,, and or.fr of Cowbrido;:, an excellent Market 4144.1 l'o§t Town, 'tire }a/crams, winch areptiftly Freehold, arid partly Co,toirtary.: hold of I riii,,,,tatice, are b , :autil'ully oniatnerited w rh Hearte. row Timber, well watered; and in part bounded or an cellent Trout Stream. Coail 4 . re ICaSanablVAlitititg Voigh buurhood very good, and the Place on the whoit i 'fcrtins att very desireable Residence for a fienteet Al l oob o ut 76 Acres of valitable Pasture Lands; ittstiwtry Lotb, lying, mostly tvitlrfn a Ring Felice, and at a shlnt ha ft. . ailed front ;114 above. Premises, all well Watered,- ant Abounii4 ing with Litne.tone; For a view of the Prornisei, app . ly to tawaril sitoenbatee Cowbridge ; and lot turtlt4c Paiticulatoo Xessrs, Lilivreilye Ent iplozgek, Atierditt, Semi*.