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Uun• Stag, (rout 1, for ~ far and . for ' !pa. ..,. i f .. • ,~ ✓ ~ 01.1 od 0 , 11 Gii od ,„ i~ r ) 1.. :' n.. ,:; I. is ` S. a. t , , NUMBER 3231.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO.MORROW EVENING, Jan. 27, t 803, will be 'performed, • THE BUSY BOI)Y. Sir Francis Gripe, Mr. gUETT ,• Sir Jealous Traffic ' Mr. DOWT,ON ; Charles, Mr. ROLL A ; Mar Vot, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. • isper ; Mr. WATHEN. Miranda, Mrs. _G LOVER ; Isabinda, Mrs. SCOTT ; Patch, Miss-MELON ,• Seentweli, Miss TIDSWELL. win; - - LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, Fit\ REEQUIN's 11()LIDAY. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE • Magri, (the Magician) Mt. DE CAMP I rantaloon, Mr. MALE; Scarittnouch, Mr. GIBBON ; Gipsey Kirt4, Mr. COLLINS ; Tycho, (the :..:lowrO Mr, GRIM A LAM ; Columbine, Mies li. MENAGE ; TILL Sprite, Miss TYRE ; Ursula, .(114t Dwarf) Mauer BLANCI-IKR ; Little Ben, (tire halltid Singer . ) Mrs. BLAND. PUciP 4l P 4 'l 1 4 Y Ur. COOKE, 1114t.s TYRER, Atis~riT>rA'A Et Prii;cipal llincera. • Mr. BYRNE, Miss 13. 140NACE, ' Miss DOUGLAS. On Saturthr.• next be produced a new Comely, eallad Rear finch sic;er,. The Gentit-rm.m who made his seeeud appt.tranee on Mon fay n:glit iii the part of King Ril:flara the Third, was rectdved by 41, evatto'xing audience, with universal applause, and itl rew...-at that chara,:d.er mt. Friday next. The l'in l Ec are m ust respeitfully infurtned, that the New , amernime of Love and 1v1.1p.;, or Harlequin's Holiday, Will be tepeated every eveitinz till twitter notice. • Tfili.‘l'RE-ROYAL. COVEN T.GAP.DEN. 1 1 ()-1\10RROW EVENING, Jan. 27, 1803, will be per 'brined , FAMILY QUARRELS. • The PrinLip'at Char Biers by Mr. BRAHANI; Mr. MON DEN, 44r. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. PLANCHART), Mr. SIMMONS, and Mr. INCLEDiqq; • Airs. MAT'IOCR.S, Mrs. 'ST• LEGER, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. Miss WADI)Y, And Mrs. MILLS. • WITH • I/ ARI ) I N's ,\ BEAS 'Or, TUE Ilrtii,t. OF spEcTitts. Priticitill Pantomime Chatatters. Harlequin, Mr, Hu LOC; NA, jun. Padlock, Mr. noLtw NA ,•••• • • Quar,gt.), Master MEN At; E ; tolin Doe, tather to Columbine, Mr. 1,, 1411LOGNA itiultArd Roc, Columbine's lovvr Mr. E.I.A N CRT ; ' • MT. I<.l'Nr. ; (1°1111111)1 , 1e (daughter tr. f(ihri 1).-c), Mrs. WYBROW ; of Eneltintinq,ii. Mr. OAR.f.E. Y. Friday, The M.m of the World to which Night it is fixed 'for th e ,seison. \Vitt, On.: n.tw Pantomime. On Saturdi.iy; twtrtil o.itrrels. ' • , A *, W, I I, an Wednesday next, perform the Chara.z.ler 0: 16, „thr fit St tittle. rile Young Ciontlcnuin pertormed Othello on Mon. with th , .! gn.atest - 4r • ' most splendid and over. • neatre,,rtl to Sloes. 1 (1 . .; . ' and Carter Tav(fr.., v, 4 surrE of P I C'II.IR.ES, cat.:ui.t+ once to awake the interest of ANI Al' tirtS and of A FISTS, as well as to gratify the , curiosity of:the Public at large, as they present a 4lowini; epitome 01 whAt took . pLice in a beiglihourorig State outing the Reign of Terror, a stibjee;t hitherto tinattempted upon Cattva3. The physical process resorted to tor exhitnt lug the Victnres cannot rail, while t atrards general satistac. tion to prove highly and peculiarly interestit4; to Artists. FROM ONE THOU •;A ND to FIFTEEN HUN. DRED GUINJ:‘AS will be given to any Lady or Gentle- Th . an who can procure the Advertiser. a P SITUATION, in any part of the World, adequate to that Premium. The utmost secrecy may be relied on. • Letter;, addressed to S. L. Nottingham, will be duly at. ttntieti ;NAVAL grnicATidw. Limited . Numher ;ot'. Young NOBLEMEN, EVTL EM and FOR El ON ItS; designed f er the Navy, are hoarded and taught at the Seminary, on Wool. `Nvich'Corninan, about nine mites tram London. The..various itranctieS„of Navigation, and whatever relates to. Nautical Attairs,. by Mathematical Masters of the first eminenee Where every possitale attention will be paid to their progress and iMprovement N. H. Foreigners will here have the particular advantage of perfeding thernSelyes both in the French and . English Languages. Young Noblemen and Centlemen, designed for the ArmY, are hoarded and Ethicated at this Seminary, as usual ; -the. Studies eon:mew:nig again, 'after the Christmas rcess, on. the 2.oth instant; tgo3. ' , V For the Han and 'Feasts apply , AS above, to-THE BREWERS. . , . - A Person ' thoroughly acquainted with th4:ll/51t. ing Business and Landon Brewery in all its Branches, • 1 1 0 no objettion-to superintend those..4llsinessot or iustruCt atiY Gentlerti.in of Respedability any part of Eugland, or upon the Contiaent. • id Letters (post_ paid sigrux.l with real 'NairteSi a ress to 13 ' P at the Excise Cothse•house 13road-oreet,. London, 'wilt be ant:ll4.dt°. r . . I'ursvaut to ilr" ----- Oru"e r ot the Hi .h . in 1.1 ra a Cause intituled 1) — Coutt of Chancery, Made &li against HO LT, T" CREDITORS of HENRY JARVIS, ; late of Great May's Buildings', in the Parish of Sr, Martin in the Fields, in the County ot Middlese)t, Surgoon h dteeased (who died in the Month of May .t737)1 ,4rer'46,„"viot,,,ett'oct-°;re ill and prove their Debts tiefore lohn ()rue .-41. Masters of the said Court at his calambers, in Southttoli)- ton-buildings, Cliaticei•y:lane '.or in default therent, thy will he‘excluded the benefit of tht., said Ortio% ......--__ • _ CLOUCEST.EItSIIII TO liE PERENIP:II)kILY SOLD LIV AUCTION, By Mews. HODSKINSON "and Co. At Carraway's Cntit.e-liouse Change-alley, London, on cat F Monday the 7th day ebruary, 1303, in Six Lots, 17}i'iviANoit - of PAINSWICK I , truly deli_ table Freehold Estate, consisting of a Capital Manor karm,and n ear ly One Thousand different Copybolds, within the TithingS of Sheepscombe, Edge, Spoonbett„...and Stroud )Fines, extendi ng over several Thousand .Acres ot :Land, with Cnei> Chief Rents, Quit Rents, and Fleriots. rho. Manor Farm house, with requisite Offices ' is situated a:; - :aria healthy sp o t, comman di ng extens i ve Views of the beau klifgful Vale of Painswiek, lying exceedingly compadt, in' the n 'f lt t re or 338 Acres of rich Arable l'aiturc, and Meadow r tl Y ' ilt With 1 . i i i ' IA 4 " S 1 Water . , ~i 5 f'r , !•,,l t‘r,ntig.th rough, •aittl uniting in tile same, very convenient ' erecting Mills, with excellent Falls of Tifater, of frOrn Is t i r ~ oes Feet, and might be very advantageously toed tur the Manufactory carrying on in the neighhotithoed• And also five several Parcels ot'Weodinucl, ptrylitelesed* ..Nvell stocked with Leech, Oak, :Ind Ash Tree, lyint, within iii.! ;I'l4llw' c,"taining 3SI Acres, the -_ whole ot the e*timated -4-ne, (.7, hearty 1)0DI. ter MAME!. ' t rt fir. William litiviri >t Painswick, will she tile 'rr e " "L'h irl • * ' ,--, Of whom printed partie,uLas may be hal i- of Messrs: ''n. Solicitors, Lineobi% lon • and ofVetisrso 1-lettsltin.i 54 ' 4 Utld CO. Surveyors, Arundel-street, b trawl, - 'Leiltlent •Nlir c a I '4o l of the Estate may be seen. This Day was pttblished, Price 45. A N ACCOUNT of the DISCOVERY and 1 - 1. OPERATION uf a NEW MEDICINE for GOUT. Ptinted for I. Johnson,, in St. Paul's Church,yard. This Day was published, In Quarto, illuStrated with Plates, Price 11. ts. in wards ' it'ISSERVATIONS on the MECHANISM of the tiORSE's FOOT; its natural Spring explained, and a Mode of Shoeing recommended, by which the Foot is defended front external injury, with the least atnpediment to its spring. By STRICKLAND FREEMAN, Esq. Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. for Geo. sad Wrn. Nicol, Booksellers to His Majesty, Pall-Mall. N. B. A few t. , ! , opie; maybe had with the Plates beauti fully coloured, price 2s. in boards. Where may be had, by the same Autlibi r Specimens of British Plants, beautiinlly coloured, price I. WS'. • FASIAIONAI3I.6 DANCING by Mr. ~ 1 1.1,4 N, PRiv‘ N TELY taught to Ladles and Gentletntn of any age, who have never learnt this Accomplish ment, or not in the'improved modern style, at No. tg, Sher rard-Sireee, Golden-6(1%4re, and No. to, Great Alia-street, Goodman's-fields. 1. liey are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for thovtisit*horn it is an ii?ji ect to acquire, it ex- Ire dttiousl v, pri 40.,A1Wirpi zi4tite.ffithJitoWton'hici* Ottiers, 'Ana votilitt9 - ae'stactiti, who may wish to learn in a trw ti4vs, may hoard area Lodge, privately, io the !louse, awl let:rivet t.;onstant The Select Iceltly Asserubliei arc, every . Monday, the 134un condtieted by Mr. Taylor; none but Subscribers ad mitted; none but People of respectability cart subscribe, Respeetable Schools .nn Families, if not distant from To . ii, re marl} attentkxl on the Usual COnctltions, and igstru ',tied in every elegant requisite or Modern Dancing. fiORGAN and NDERS I I New - invented I.lmperial Dining Tables and Portable Cirtir, the Much-admired - Patent Brass-screw bedstead', Sofa Beds and Chair Beds, with a general Stock of Upholstery arid Cabinet Articles, upon improved principles . , for the furnishing Houses complete, •No. r 6 and Catherine.:Stfect, Strand. The Imperial Dining Tables are allowed, to be the hand somest and most complete act of 'Tables ever yet invented elt , gatit Dome 'Betts, with new-designed: CUrtains, en Suite ; new -irvented Musquitto Couch Beds for Foreign ' Climates, Alattfasses and Bedding complete; every Article in the UpholstectandCabiriet Brandies, executed in the bcsf, and most • Modern stile of Fashion and Taste and' of the choicest Materials find high-finished - Worktrtansllip, - • By 'MORGAN end SAND I. RS, Furnishing Upholsterers and,, Cabinet - Makers, 'No. tfr, and :11, C ltherina.street, Strand. N. B. To prevent mistakes, please to notice the Nom. beni, t 6 and 17. ARNIY AG V.NCY-0 No. tB, Manchester-buildings, Westminster. I\4R: 'l'A 't'. begs I , :aye to return his gratellll. Thanks to those Officers of the Army, and others, who have been pleabd. to Honour him in the Negotiuton . of their respective Concerns, and trusts that, by a due atten• tion to the interests or those who inay ernploy.hint, be shall riot fail to mesit their approhatiln., fie has now for s,de Contrnissions in atirost. every Situation, amongst Whiett is an Etisigncy, in a very old Itehiment, at the regulation, and all ;La-pay EnSigticy", Mr. Tapp 'continues to ad. , as.Ageot for lialt-pay . . *** It is requested that all Letters addressed to hint may be post.paid. ,• • MONEY READY for DISCOUNT and OTHER SEC U RITIES. • • RILLS of EXCHANGE, FOREIGN cr IN_ f141+15?..1; a .s!ilcr of loa Datet, orothetaPproiriteSeetrittlealiiiseruantett.orettOrn4 aatisfaitory. Large Suma are ready for, the purchase 'of F hoid or long Leasehold Property, or to Lend on Mortgife.--•- All kiwis of Government, or other public Securities, bought or sold. The best price given for Annuities and eligible Re versions, or any other interest. The Merchant, MaoutaCturer and Trader, wanting pecti. niary aid, may at allrtimes be Actornmod3ted with any Sum needful to answer an exigency, and Meet a tit Market tor Goods, manufaCturert or unWrouglit, of most descriptions. The Fntnis and Resolireeii at the Advertisers attbrd the constant means or supplying any Sum requisite, and every transaition conduCted with promptness and delicacy. Applications from Eleven till rliree, or Letters addressed to Siattin, and, Co. No, '7, Upper King-street, Bloomsbury. square, will meet due attention. WALKER's WArtEHOUSE -SALISBURY FLAN NEL'S, No. 2s, Xing. street, Cavent.Carden. WALK} It begs leave most respeArtllly a inform the Nobility, Gentry,,,kc. that ar his Ware. ti house for Ladies Habits, Polices, entlemen's Dress Li vales, die. the only general assort/tie:it of that most Fa.. shionable Article. Salisbitry ,ICiannv.l, is to be met with many colours and figures are:particularly, curious, produced from his own Nlanufactory only, to be Inicrat his Warehouse ; he is.constantly receiving frarrtTrilikAlt:erent ManufaCtories,. the newest Colours and most curit*.qualitics in Ciis4 .4 Merea Ladies' and Gentlerrien's Clot)* Kersynetts, rice. Every. other Article for Dress. Liveries, &c. is constantly kept ftir the inipektion of the Ndbility, Gentry, &re. and made to or. der, in the first stile of fashion, at a short notice, on.reason. able terms: A great variety of Ladies' Pelices in Silk Cassi. metes, Ladies' Cloths, alisbury, Flannel, Tartan Plaids, &c, Which, with the following Art.icle . s t are just made up, and for the Convenience of Ladies and trentl6men who have not time to have them made to order,, will be constantly kept reedy made, equal to any made to order, and at more reason suable Prices : Ladies and Gentlemen's Chaise and Wrapping Coats. Groat Coats, Plaid, Boat and Hussar Cloaks. • Gentlemen's Pantoloans, Overalls, and Gaiters. - Morning Dresses, Powdering Gown.,,and Trowsers. Waistcoats, tinder Waistcoats, and prawcts. Children's Great Coats, and Dresses. Servants' . l3Ox Coats, Surtouts, and Rocquelas. 'Duffel jackets and Waistcoats, and - Dressing Waistcoats. Stable Waistcoats, Overalls, Trowsers, Merchants - and the Trade served Wholesale and Ret.til, as usual. Dr., I.VetES's ANA LEPTIC PILLS. FOR the Rheumntiscus and Colds which prevail at this-season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. 1 A.M F.S's ANALEPTIC PILLS, Their pouliar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the riatit-:: ral Secretions, will account tbr their singular virtues in thes4 Complaints, as well as in many others to which the human', framels liable from the vicissitudes: of our Climate. They see admirably Calculated for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious ora Gouty habit, AS also for those whose Constitutions hav e. been attested by a too' active or too sedentary cite. They are likewise particularly' serviceable:, in Head-Achy occurnoned by Indigestion, and in retrieving the bad cads of tree living; as also in pre- Venting Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of intempetani:.e. Recourse should be hadto them atter every excess of eating or drinking, and upon every slight indis. position; and thus their well-known charaderistic of pro 'noting longevity will be maintained ; for, by assisting Na.. fure in the due discharge of the, anirtal fundions, and by keeping the Constitution as it. we,i`pin , contiritial repair, they preserve the body in healtiand.:viga t i ; tr; and prevviat prema. tore decay.' As 'the Analeptic Pilli..eWejAcie excellence to a pecu liar preparation, which bas,-never ,heen divulged' by the Inventor but to the present' Proprietors, they .only be had genuine from them and they are sold by Francis ewbbry, at the Warehouse for Dr. lernescs Powder, No 45. the East End of „St. Paul's, a few doors from Ciicapside, London ; and at Dr. jamcVs late house in Bro. ton-street, in Boxes . , price 4s. 6d. caGh Stamp included ; or tin?. quantity of Six may be had in one large Box for tl. 43 observe that the name "F. INlaw Ira Y, '.u. 45, st. Paul's," is.engraved tint Startups. All others are court terteits. WED'NESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1803. ‘1 ...ri t A 1 ; A i ir ,,,,.. 1 • -* ' 7"t **‘loyeiy 4 11[1 , A ( 0 ,....25,0,1 2. 1A T g AL . • • j 4si g fi Ay' l ti‘i `CONTENIPORARY BIOGRAPHY; This Dke were published, in Five y,t 4 itizs ociavo (three I of the 'Volumes L avingjust been re-printet), - 'price 'lwo Guineas and a Half in boards, embellished with nearly One Hundred outline 'Portraits, or 'either Volume ,sepa ratelyki at Halt-a-twine;., DUELIC CHARACTETIS qf the Ye4ts f7§B, Igor, alit dee, consisting of full and au thentic isileinnirS of upwards of Two Hundred Persons now living, .orxery recently deceased, who have the most conspi. cuously distinguished thernselvei in the Legislature; in r,.0 Naval and Military Service, in the various. learned Proie, shins, lit Literature, in Sciende, ar4 in the Useful Arts. After this Work has- been publiOied with increasing suc cess, and with universal approliation . during . five veers; th., Editors think it unnecessary to expatiate on its tharaef...:r, but shall c,intent themselves with introducing,the t)pit;iens ex p relied ft tby the t respeaable ofthe pertodicalCritiss. ' 6 This Work proceeds according to its first cleisign, ittla it seems to iinprove as it advances with time. The volernes cent:'n a Considerable number of merpoirs of persons, our coniuriporaries, who figure in the moral, the political, and the scientific. walks of society.. The discussion of living cha- Li eta:. is a difficult and delicate task, but in the execution of it, V...e Authors of this Work have acquitted thern,elves with asyrlch success as can reasonably be expeaed."—Montilly • ypr.,,,ea,eites much citriosity, bi.vausejt professedly ,104s'orrtMeig..Clistratters, and d.e , thatin ittforinstion imparriei awl correct. It i; but justice ter owu that we alts eether amused by ti:e publicatiorn" - -- 13, 4iSh ri-ec. • A spirit of candour and tno.ler.ition evidently pervades, the 4resent publication„ l'.•onie of the eharaciers ere diawn withgre.at discrimination, ainfedsplay an ;it.:tireriess or' poWer3, felicity of express:e , n, not to be found in the meeting pindliaione of the day. , I a short, the work abotinfis in moral and critic it observationi: that evince 'correctness ofjudgmcia, anti deric:tcy of taste."--London Review. This Work discovers respectable traits of discrimination, and has the merit of being iinconfarrunated by the Virttlet‘ Of party spir:t."—Criticat Review. " The memoirs contained in these VOlumes are' full and accurate in. point of, intOrmationi indicialus in their literary and critical stridarest and exhibit well drawn atzd . Appro. wine charaders of their respective subjects. They are not written nailer the uniform influence of any particular 030- lagicl or political bias."—New Annual Resister. VOL. I. for x 798-1799. Ttrs Earl of Moira . Mr. Dundas St john Sinclair Lfird Kilivardirn Ate. goscoe , Mr. Curran: T:4 Earl of Liverpool . LorerNibriboddo Mr... Abraham Diiincs Barrington Mr. Fox pr. O'Leary / Mr, Pitt Lord Velierron 1)r. Darwin-. Mr. Isaac Corry I t flood I , dr. (obit lierestard :;, E., Staunton Mr. (olin Forster a • %.. 4 Thomas Taylor ' lir, Burney General Melville . Dr. Herschel Tlte laiiihop ot London Mr. justice Grose Dean Tucker ' ,blr. Kemble liend Duncan ' ; . Miss Seward • 'flee Bishop of Roche:act* The late Lord Chancellor of Mr: inst .- tea Buller I reland Dr.' W 011ot Mr. Cumberland . . TM., MW. of Canterbury Sir Arena:pad Macdonald Mr. Arthur Muipitv ' Mrs. SiticiOns '- " Ti , .., Earl of Dartialith : - The Bishop , of Salisbury , 'l'hr Bishop of Durham Lord •Eldou , • . Mr. King,; tha Coinali:: h) 'I'::: I)ii%.*: of Norfolk. „. Tli• hist.itrp"of ',.'. L. ~ ......r' -Dr. 'rowers Mr lacksou; ~, :,.......:, Lord Thurtow Lord M . ,,,lntesb , . y Tii, Startinis Cornwallis Dr. Joseph .%\' nize D:. Priestley Tye bishop of Worcester 1%1 iss..l%lOre The E%ri or Luchan .... Mr. Alderman I3oydell M:, - 3orth:ine • 1.1 r; Gcot, ; ..e Dyer "- , l4l l, l3isttop twattwittir . .M , i.. r)1 ita'...ti M. Henry Erskine • . Mr'. DaviiilVillianzs,' Lord Charletucht • Mc. Gil± , ert Witkeirid Mr. Grattan Mr. Oi.i:, Sir W. Sydney Smith • Lord 1t...,ke:-1 DC. TilOirldS Hsweis Lord Nelson VOL. U. for 1799- tSoo. The Earl of St. Vincent .Nl..jor Cartwright Mt. Sheridan . • .. 'llia Duke of Leinster • The. Rev. Dr. Parr Mrs. Inchbald The Hon. T. Erskine Earl Vit7WiliiSlTl Dr. Charles Hutton ' Mr. William Godwin i Lord Hawkesbury The Rey. Mr. Greaves -Dean Milner ' Mr. Shield The Bishop of Meath Sir George Yonge The Rev. Bishop Parish Dr. Garnett ' Sir Francis Bourgeois Lord Dillon.. The Duke of Richmond Lord Castlereagh Mrs. Abington Dr. Adorn tergusson Mr. Sauna Mr. William Havley Dr. , SinTtnal Arnold The Countess us Derby Lord Bridpott . Mr. Pra:t • , The Marquis of Lansdown Dr. Harlington Sirj °lin Parnell . . , I'io Dtmttessot Gordon Mr. Southey . . r .,-.., , Dr. Currie --; . , Pr. I)uigestitrt •.: , .. bliss Linwood Mr: George Pottiorthr Mr, William Cowper Mr. GranvilleSnacp, . Lord Kenyon Mr. Pethatri" .• ; Mr. Hastings 1',1 1 , 2 0•0ke of Elrafton The Duke of BedfOrd :air s,: .... Secretary Cooke VOL. 111. for doe-r Sot. Matthew BoUlton Dr. Hub Blair Professor Parson I%lr. Barry Mr. Pinkerton bli. John INiand Mr, Wilberforce Sir William Ikea - key Mrs, Charlotte' mith . The Duke of Porrland • S,r,,Ralph Abercromby Sir loseph hanks , k.;,#l)of.cliester Sir Peter Parker • tipStanlioPe . •Mr Edmund Cartsrrigiat George Colmart Lord Grenville . lames Gregory • Dr. WilliaM liawes The Duke of BridgWater Mr. Edmund Randolph Dr. William Mayor Ms, Nut Sandby Mr. Robert Fier Portcr Mr. john Clerk Mr. 1 ohn Thelwall ' ' Mrs. Robinson Mr. ettbrson ' Dr. Lertsont _ Mr.. lushrod Washington Mr. Alderman Skinner Dr. John Dillies Dr James Anderson Lord Hobart ''''' The Prince De Bouillon Mr. Bidlake . The Duke of Marlborough Earl of Rossiya ' The Lord fustice4t.:lerk of Mr. Dugald Stewart • Scotland. • VOI.. L.Y. for 0 , 1-t1402. • .... Rev. T. Maurice , General Strutt , Mr. Dawson (Sedburgh) Dr...Rem - K:1 ' ` .' Mr. Caleb Whitefoord Dr. Mitchell , Colonel Tatham . Bishop of Lincoln Mrs. Cowley Dr 13e.attia t;eneral Hutchinson James Nlartin, M. I'. Dr. Rees . Mr. Arthur Young. for tgoz,•ls43. Lord Auckland Rev. Richard Poled:ch. , Dr. Jenne, - Mr. Ilarris,of Coyeitt-gardan The Golasinids . . Mr. Christopher Aihstte Dr. Vincent Mr. William C;tlfOrd Lord Mac:army .:.: ' • ' Professor Carlyle Lord Harrington Mr. Henry Niii,.kenzte .A.rdlidea:; . ort estkiP . Dr.. Bur: i/Y Admiral Roddatetro, Mrs. 11,11ffigton Sir Richard Hill, Bart, Mr. Wlt h.: in Hutton Rev. Rowland Hill s_,- . ' I >r. WiiliNnt Pn.ol lio.-1 Dr. John Law (hp. of Elphin) Sir William Ousely Dr, (.;eorge Hill . - Sir Francis Hu rdet i t Adittiral Sir ituget Curtis Mr. latm. , V At I )r. Thornton - ' b 1:. lotiii PaLvicr, late of the Major Ceneral Ira Allen P,.st .oalce, Mr. T. Jones, of Cartihri(lge Lout :tlinro. • -, ' Dr. '1 totter Printed Mr Richard Phillips, No. 71, St, Paul's C11141:11 , yoa ; and to be tiul of all tiovic,svii4o Mr, Addington Sir Richard Hughes Lam Spencer Lord Alvanley Mr. . H. '['oak General Bowles Marquis 'rownsheod Governor Franklin Fart of Fite Dr. I , plooru Colonel Despard Lord Sheffield Mr. Windham Count Rumtbrd VOL. V. tc [PRICE SIXPtITCV OF,FIOE OF •Iti)Nei,\,.. t., ya.,4.uy •• THE PRINCIPAL OFFIGEiS hr IiIAyESTI"i 'ORDNANCE,. 6 hie, iv( ; , .cria that tbiwlll be ready, .at their Office, in Si. ,114;;;rtet.stre , ti irestrk;n:ter, on SiII'ORDAY; the igth day ,f rstant nutty, to receive Propo,ratt from stab Persons as m.: be ualli i kndertaise the Stint) , FOREIGN TIMBER, for the Service of ti, , c Ordnance D e partment in .ht,, Partsmottri Dlvillft,eapon a coat ,for Thtee Yo.:rr. Ike Terms .and Coildithmt of the co ettfaii may be sell r upon ar— pilt.atioir 41 the Secrefzty'e in St. Ati , g-t)c l4 zu ere Prinuti hilts of the thtic:e4 f fl,n.3er to be 441p/feet ' be 4....,ted, any day liet-ween the h,ftyr if Ten and nor as 'Clock, but 7'144fa11 c 11( bradetittedafter S'ata,‘Lty, 11. re 79th 1803. Ry Oder of :hi licard, R. 11. CR c. OFFICE .J ORDNANC.E, 3 4 4mtary :13, 38.)3, T"' 4iiiiVC;PAL oFiricENs .V 1 .1. - ,yESr ORDItI.LNICE d?' Wet"' Notice, he ready 41 tkcir Vffi . ce, In St. .14irg . aret:4l)vet, IreAmiorter, on TUESD4Y, the in dqy of 11.4 7uaty , next, to rerrivi Pioposa;s from sa..d) Per4....;rs al may he w;. :vg to 1.4..0rne th e prircha.cres of about Ote 7'h:a.ran4l Toes cf. :ozv•rvirrah.'e ROV.ND'SI4Of, now 6.44 in frit MaY4ty's rept at Icich,'in . gumintitirs cf not lea . than Filty d tart cf t6e Atrrhase 111.nfy to he told at the time the ;I,l , rtin is c,.tt» dada,' ai 4 l , the rrmaina'er tcTlia fly Sbot :hall .4e I.4:en awqy. The Sbottobe removed in a fortnight after the pvrrhase. is .+g. 4;m, and the c0n1h5a17:44 'Orit'tv he at 11X V4114)4144'1 expencL.. By Order c..t the Board, R. If. CREW; Ste. On the Ist of February will be publisned, In Three Volumes, Duodecimo, price 15.5. Two Parts in a Volume, as in the Original Work, DELPIUNE ; a NoVel. Tr.tlol.l(Cti fr4-)11) French of NIA DA NI F. DE STAIN,- 11111. SO, I N. A man should be capable of braving the opitlion of tha world i '3,W0:11311 must StUilMit to jt, ) .--Mati,44ov NacK,ER. London : Printed for G. and J. Robinaon, Paternoster row. ADVICE To SEA.RATHER§, JJATII, AND ilO r WELLS. R. BRObtiM beg‘ leitire .- to recti , nmenti the BOTAN ICA L SYRUP' (the of wiiich aro ac. nowledgerl by persons of the first :hid iiiudit,,n) to Bather; immediately attar (pit ti ...; ono hour before, awl in. partictilai to C a to crop. tions arising from vitiated liitmours, Scurvy, 4:c. the quart. tity taken each tithe, three table t ipootaias, . Tq NeTVOIII, and Debilitated Cohstitutions in golteral, ow. ing to'un irregular course of life—as harJ clrnskiti4, c!icesstvi; grief, anti those debilities ',might on by rn©r iutowirtir the dangerous tendeoey of a certain vier, contraci.;:d at An early age, the gruttor: , .recornmends the Nervous tna tea spoonfuls, w;ncli is to be ta;:en 31‘ hour before bathiag, :tnd one a:ter. Ten minous Walk tre.l necessary, (7:7" A nuinb.:r of Cities perfernr...(l4t Southampton, lia.st. j ugs . p oi tsi n ou th, M.dgote ' 12.arn4;:t/e, 1)o.. vet,. Bath, Litistol, Hatrowgatc, Cheltenham, and 'fun. hritiso Welt', In the CUir4e of the ~ia5t,..§,e444- 4 4 (ow 4 , 1:0:44 , Ladies and Gentleman, who front rh e,ir •tiii , iiteri 5i4031101 . 13 in lite, v. ill net permit of their Natts,:s nenig ptibhshed. Persons who do not know the elitsC from which coia• plaints ori4in4te,,, the Doctor, to relio.r anxiety, informs those who with to Neetve btnefit . without A contetence, that on their sehiling a Gttine4., and their looming Urine in aibog,, may derive equally. the 3soue benefit ; his tcientifie know. ledge of various dis'ortier4 by means of Urine, tits establish ed his fan:. ThUsellOt wishing to receive.Niant:ines of:his Aetna, may rect . :lvo them from his Home In ,London, by addressing diine, post-paid. . To those 'Anil:s4nd Gentlemen boßleting on the state of Matrimony, the De tar would partmilarly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appear,:nce before thgeAltat of Hymen,' who at m the s k inal lest degree 4npratterisive of system not being entirtly Sound, or subjed to relrotttionS e ci the solids. Too Cures contained in this Pamphlet rt.; short a way as possible, for want of 100111 ; but airy may ke 'seen .t full length in the Guide to Old Aga, which the Doctor rpeouvrittitis to Pets Otis of both sexes, s.vllo, whdher si o o, Or t..lairse t t.l, ought not to boa TriOrTittlit without. lust pplishcd, a New Edition, ht German inlet in English, Of " Ull)1. to OLD AGE," being the Two Volumet comprised in One, price 3s. 6d. each, 'Tut Botaoical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to What" At. the ,Do'clor's House, No. 9, Alhion,strect, 111.17ottiCS at tl. 25. t ts. Ess.t. and ss. sit. duty included ; I boat g o d C 0.% lam Bacon, No. Is°, ' Otharcl-street, oppogite Bond street ; Golding, No, 4a, Conibill 4 Ward, No. 324 ; kr , olborn ; Withers (late Lucke l's) Illtdscine kVarehouse, No, 1-49, Strand; fleet's, Royal .Excluinge ; PertVrner to I& Nl,jesty, N. 41,` Pall-Mail ; E. Newesery, .cor nerot St. l'aul's Chorol-yard; liolturi'd. Royal F hange ; Ching asin Butler, No. 4, Chsmpside; Bitrgeois, Amick and Son, N0..3% Haymarket ; Shaw's Motlicine.walrelionsts., • t h Iligi,ktreet, °lough, opposite the 4ouittsfisit Rack; m r . ' No 76, Oxford street, opposite the Petunia:hi ; Forbes, Druggist, No.3z, Blacltman.street, Borough ; Dicey, Bow-lane; and to be had of all the Booksellers and P rimers in the principal Market Towns in the United lk:ingdoms. av, A rundel.street, S,!pt. 13, foal. r liE impetuosity of Pass ion, >arn the coinci- L notice of General Gaiety, must involve a consifiteriblet portion of Oa Community in. the midi:ranee of those Disor. tiers which arc destined to be the pianishinelit of illicit indul. genet. Awl since the time of Monkish superstition, nu blame has attached. to Medieol raaitiottext tor the exertions of tl ic i r still in the removal of these Coniiilaints. As. Medical' ability cannot tnetelbre be more usefully or more respe.dablv employed, it is only necessary to, infinite where it may be most decisively depended upon, Certainly . not among those:who rush Witiplta education into 'no Prat:. tieeot I.,..;illapian Slaughter, but among those, who, atter regtitir O;iti.ition,' converge their exertions Id one point, and colic,:ntraic their tkitl in the sti.dy and treatment. of one ' • • Mr. tilt Ntember of thti COLLIE of SURGLoNS al Luzidori and fottnti y StitOfin in the A was entitled. to mate this S,:le:•..t:on, and, with the sAn. , ,,tion of untife.calented sticcesi for 'TEN PAS'!', tte oti;:ts restoration ni C.AWS Wherd the Most eltittleht Prite. tittoners hAvelailett. • Alt iniidious Disorder may he cotitraaed in an unguarded itiunent at intoxication. his P lan of Citte, pin is re the possibility of danger is precluded, and the Lou uttiotl is lett not merely' unimpaired, but all , ..;oluteli pioved by the pros as. The stiftrings of this Complaint arc, hoti,ever. i:offirmrc!l ivitii the c9ll - ,:gzitil,e4 ctt th;tt 4 lestrw:tive Praelice io; 0 1401stlirerCitdc:it:I. ttiOe WlV , Ste f,Ytirrl; am as - cepOhlA: of the misery which this pernicii,. i 2 .01t has citsionoil, it nia.,y be sai7lc cOiiSOlatioil to , !,)y pr, pct pkzrA;v;:ran,v tit: most etil&rable ;;;.,; If, inovt4. • AIAli of the is in the. srtgbterittititi tt i te „ X 23 t~j ti , -I toio much Wine, ; . 1.1 .appitc;tticm. '734, t h e . . .it otherwise Nit'; i;:' , auttted by either Szx, with invialabe litNtyCY, H i,ia tiou No. 29, .A rtattiel•utftet t Stunk', nor LA:tteti ark expetiett to irtcluie a (thle I'oll4 Note,