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LD, (.•ery, 11 13 ber 4 of the 54 11 - Court in, on Id 21C)ck ill EADO I the Par' cupatiO' saki til' ncery-lai • Solicit S layTha] rnei r Midw 5 suited inNntS horror. wal ti most p and rf enarioi t th at ii. ve ail ( ttçu . e to !!'' tIC~ IC oi the )I, l ' . .ss and or, t '111,2.5: rn Li 'to' ten; ;. by ~,11 A rt: tii r , e first linmen( and r conto )cen nervy. i ~,ir.~_ tticctiv :~ li:.:l.~: ric of r f the .1110! a bilinq; site 1000 i len:Ltd t ° ly'ti:ril'', ratan :`," inbartoS , :'us CoDi' School ° , . a varielr ius Co l ll ' , debititYi renclq 2 , rse of lt w :t; thf' R ) . 1 ; es, of rOiti?' t~ioik; roast, r 41 a foil' :,ad . 7 , - N - E ' . t, 151 01 ' cases. • 11 srll l4, 4;1011100? a.see,ur i ' t . (!ti ; 2" ~eW NUMBER 2885.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • - MORROW EVENING, Dec. i 9, ISot, will be pertOrrned, -. • , ISABELLA. Mrs. SIDDONS, (Being hdr first appearance this Season.) On Monday, King• Henry the Fifth, with Don Juan. On Tuesday, the Opera of ArtaNerxes, Mandan by Mrs. On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Donglas, Lady ,Randolph, Its. Siddons. • WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE. • HOUSE o f CORRECTION, WAKEFIELD. NOTICE is hereby gi-Vcn,. That the .next Christ.: mas Gencol Quarter. Sessions of the. Peace .will be ad- Sessions to. the White Hart, lon, in Jo timed teem Dc'ncaster W a k e fi e ld, to .)e there held on Thursday the Day of Z'ebruary ne-tr, for the purpose, of ELECTING a GO_ E RNO Rot . the HOUSE of CORRECTION at WAKE FIELD ..ind that a BOnd in Two Thousand Pounds will' be requital for the due execution of - the Office. No one need aprtY whose Charader will not bear the stridest scru tinny id_who is not a married man. Tj i , Salary is 201. per annum, Witt). al -louse, to live in, 44d,:dah fbund, •but no . Fees, it'avards,. Profits, .or Per.: lusites-.wbatever. . The Governor has the appointn - ient of all the Servants un fit him, and is responsible for their Conduct, although their Silaries are paid by , the - Riding. • . • . „Notice is also: hereby given, That at the. above - time . and Face, a TASK: MAS'T'ER 'will be eleded. tiir the said Louse of Correction. The Salary is at Present 601. per aim. 'Pith a House and Coals. The.Task.MaSter will also be rc wired to have an unexceptionable Charader, write a .gGad. ltd,and keep Accounts. A Bond in 'sciol. with sufficient Sureties, will also be required tobe givell to-the Clerk of the peace for the perform:mix ofhis duty. Clerk of the Peace's Office, • Wakefield, . FOLJAMBE, . December ro, iSor. Deputy ,Cierk. of the Peace. To the CAPTORS present at the SURRENDER of the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE on the tfoth of September • 17. 9 5. r-fHE KING, by His Majesty's Sign Manual, having been graciously pleased to grant the Proceeds of the Property captured at the Cape of Good Hope to Gene ral Sir .Alured Clarke, K. B. and Admiral Lord Keith, K.. 8: in Trust, to be by them paid and distributed to the individual Captors, according to the Proportions described upon the said Royal Grant, and the Receipt of the said Money being. immediately exile red ; . . Notice is therefore hereby given, That all Persons entitled to share in the Property captured, as above, upon dr subse quent to isth September 4795, will be paid their-respec tive Proportions at the following Places, and in the order, and mode hereafter described : Those entitled to share for' the Army will be paid at No. SI, Milbank-street, Westminster; Those entitled . for the Navy and the India Ships, at N 0.36, Broad-street Buildings, London.. The said Payments will commence on' Wednesday the t3th and Thursday the t4th Day of January; tfoz, to the Non-cosunissionecl Of - Beers and Privates of the Army, and to-the Fourth and-Filth Classes of the Seamen, but only to the Parties themselves, as no Power of Attorney will be -then pzid for either of those Persons or Classes, nor until the. expiration of three months after the first day of payment, unless such Power be presented by a Wife or other near Re lation. TheTayments 'bathe General ; Flag and Field Officers, and to the Captains, Lieutenants, and Warrant Officers, wilt commence on Friday the isth January; iBoz, to themselves or their.AttornieS legally authorised. . . 'All Sums remamingunpaid will be recalled at the above Places oneverk Wednesday and Thursday for the first three Months, and then on the last Wednesday for the Army, and first Wednesday for the Navy, in every Month until toe ex piratiOn.of three Years frOm the, first day 'of payment. • - No Order or, PoWer.will be paid to, for the Privates and Seamen of the Fourth and• Fifth Classes, which are not con formable to.or correspondent with -the Ad relative to the-Pay ment of Seamens',and Alarinesi . Wages and Prize-Money ; and all Agents, are requested to send a week: previous to the times . of payment, Lists of those for whom they intend to claim mentioning 'the authorities in their possession, and hid' air, requested also to be'left With f11& - said Lists. • '.. The following Regiments, Ships, and. Persons are entitled to share : . • _ • ___ _ • _ . _ Army.--:-78th Regiment,,B4th-Dittp, 95th Ditto - , 93th Ditto; `Detachment of Royal Artiiiery.• , - - Navy. —His Majety's Ships. Monarch; America, Itaby, Stately,Viaorious,'Arroganf, .olio, Ras ticsnakc; Princess. Captain Ackland, and the Officers - and 'Men - who landed under his Cotfimand from the Honourable East India Com pany's Ships. • . ALVCANDER DAVISON, • - Agent to General Sir Attired ClarkelK. B. No. at, Mllhank-street,.W.estirthister: JOHN lACKSON, _ ` Agent to Admiral -Lord, Keith, K. B. •. - No. 36, Broad.-street Buildings, London. AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. • . . WlTH,Claims, where Fortune has been most li beral, and constant in her Gifts—and where LARGE PkAZES, in the Five last Lotteries, to the Amount of above °Hundred Thousand Pounds, have been Sold, Shared, i s w rc d, and, Paid on Demand—with these pretensions, .L 0 E - presumes td solicit the ea:vows orilts-rrieudir *nu Ott Public . on the ensuing • G RAN D ENGLISH LOT-. _IL: ItY-,—a Lottery which, for a profusion of:Capital Prizes, rotug:judicitnts arrangement of its Scheme, stand unparalleled. od of thepast, he naturally anxious for s future patni). /I le, feeling a confidence that Fortune•will still give a pro.' riment.f ea ture ordi.stmi to _his 011ie; deterinined that I ' . business shall be condutied with that . trit`i attention and rtliEL"tudity which have gained him - Such enviableand exten 4iv e•Encouragement. S., t POPE has no - VVrin Sale Tickets and Shares, presenting `'e greatest Choice of Numbers, at his " Fortunate Qffice,, iC orner of the Roval Exchange, facing the .13ank of England. 137" An-early lii.)pfiheityii will . piotehighly - a dvatugebils t° . . - Purchasers' _. CHEAP BOOKS FOR EXPORTATION. ACKINGTOM 'ALLEN and Co. respeafully inform the. Merchants,.Captains, Traders, and others,, engaged in the sv,Pply of the French. American, or East and We;t India Markets, that their Stock, which is the largest and ch6pest in the• World, is. Most particularly adapted to the above purpose. The following are some new Purchases, with the PriCes affixed, from which lidwcwr a liberal Aiscoutit will be given, in proportion to•the number of Copies taken. Rambler,.by Pr. Johnson, vols. Oro'. ios. 6d; Sligis'ltleare's Works, 9•vols. los. 6d. . . Sterne!s Nrirks, 8 vols. Ss. . . Spatator, .S. v015. , 95. 6d. , • ' Toni Imes, by Fielding, yvols. ss. 6d„ • . Dr. Young's ti‘i_orks, 3 v,015..55.,3d• • • This bay was publisned, .price•lS. 6d. Lackington, Allen and Co.'s New Catalogue tit - . 1802., comprising 800 j 000 Vo lumes; which rit.iy be sad at tir, place of sale . ; the temple of the . Muses, Finsbtiry-squarel.' or at No, t 2, Charles street,-St. , • ' • ; , This . Dav Wag published, ~irice.2s. 6th p i DELNIORig, the OUTLAW. A Romantic DRAMA. By M.G. LEWIS, Esq M. P. Performed at the Thentro-RoyA, Diugy-Lane, May the 4th, 1801. Printed for 1. Bell, No, Oxtbrd-street;and-sold by 11. D.-Symonds, Paternostet-tow. IrVhere may be had, • ' • r. The Castle Spectre, • Bth Edition,: price 6d; by . M. G. Lewis, Esc.. 2. Tlie„East i lndian; a Comedy, ad Edition, price as. 6d. by M. G. Lewis, Esq. . . . . • 3. Rolla, or The Peruvian Hero, a 'Traged‘, , from Kotze bue, price as. 6d. by M. C: Lewis,-Esq. 4. The Minister, 'a Tragedy, from Saline!, by M. C. Lewis, Esq. price 49. 6d. • • • • s. Aurelio and Miranda, from the Romance of The Monk, by James Boaden, F,541‘ . . price e.s. 6. Goetz of lierliclimgen, with the Iron Iland, from the German of Goethe, tfy W. Scott, Esq. price 35. 6(1 7. The Corsielus, a Drama, from Kotzebue, price as. 8: False and TrUe, a Comedy, as performed at the Hay market Theatre, price zs. . .• • .• To the C13.1t.1 OU$. I=.I.SH AtIC ES,. A cAuTtaN TO. FAMILIES., • (31‘1' ,:'s ESSENCE: cif". VIES.—The gre'it*uti:tioir Nr ; ...„l;tir.4e,;s by his superidkr Essence of Anchovies .antl,ot..-lietritich 7attees . for Fish Sauce, Stowed.Bcef,Alashik.Calves freAds,-, , S'tc4s, Made Dishes, Wild Fhwl.ond Game, tulny Delicacies for the Table, ‘ l ttich arc more fully expressed in his Catalogue (ire being the inventor o f.thinn 4 ),. has induced Iniiny pers..o4lSAff the namc to articles entirely tlitterent,witieh'itrt . .iyetided .at n r ianv in London .by person* ,who 0.0 thrivilici " .o , ins in England,., Scotland, and. I rekanif, to solicit'Ordefs. w'rradepuen and Innkeepers, ‘vlio . in-consequence are oaten T ref?' Vvithspu riotts sorts, by allowing them an:-6.tra "profit. high . ir; not only on imposition, but a great, disappointment. u> Families-who purchase them with a view.a _having good lance to their Fish &C. N.B. None are .their genitine, but 'w hat have ... thee Words on . , ne, label, Superior. Original aSuperior.Essence of,An. , vies, No. to?, Strand, Corner of Say.oY Stens, London:" .that I Jour ill: . 1,, L"' { V~i~; . nd Contiftc." ia to he in ,- vvu oe, SC. 1C55 ric - ;11; i Y . and' 6 : . 1 1/ ‘ . ' dread il ?! in t 11 ,`,., hour .- 1 to r ncn•• I It.OBARTS neat PLOWIVIAN, IVlanufaggrt.'..r to „._ He': Majesty and all the Royai Family, having greatly 'tended their Manu-faelory, and, invented several New and f ateful Articles-of Dress; agreeable to the present Fashion, I,(e the liberty Al so:kiting the patronage and inspeetiOn of ike Nobility'.and Gentry, at their. Ware Rooms, No. -a,' ilandos-street, Covent:Gatcten, ,to their Patent Article's of itss, to be had no where else in England— TilFi. ROYAL IMPEiZ_IAL: NETT, . .. 2T - tery tasteful and elegant pro-dna-ion ; also. rich UNION ~,•• RIX ED and Sk Orr ..ED VELVETS, for Court Trains, -"411.-the Fashionable Colours: ' , ietraine:CHA.MßE R RIZ M U SUNS, in the-most viten.. I;::l.Variety of Plain, Striped, and Figured, an‘dot the most bkngant 'lattcrns, in Gold .and Silver, for Court and 13all tes4es:'&-..e. • - ; •••'' --- ' . ,- ' • • ~ .., . , . 11,..t.:VAL1 AN 11USLA$S,, n.t...a1,1. Colours, a,n.,,artic.e Tn.. ,-.;,4a11y admired tor its,ditrabt,lity,i,and is ,pectibarly anapttd, ..'rn its' light and elegant Appearance,' for. Fashionable Dress; mi'ARSNIET CAMERI CS made:of:Silk anti-Cotton; those Z'cl without silk not, Navin ,any pretensions to the :•,,aine., or VY advantage beyond a Dyed G lazed Muslin. Also a :Illicker ~. •,;nd for Tray.:..fling Dregke's, warranted to' Waih.—P lain, ‘, Wiliedrand FigtirciPTA FFATI ES, CYPRUS,- s.7c, of the 7'evvest Fashion, in tie..v-reatest variety. ~. ' ()it FAMILY-MOURNING—R. and P. having paid trtictilar attention t'o :the Manufaeltire of NIPURNI,NG r -'!,. ODDS, they flatte,r, thernseiyes •they can supply d'amilisk ',,ilg into Mournifig, With every Article ()fa superior Quality, K 4ng Thc..413 ve e Manufaatirdrs of Eembizeens, Rascii i'l . .s, T iiiin SaySilets, Clunnbercy, and Italian iislins .... niiric,>, Bomb4ets., for Servants, Bak. :F}Vna Handkerchiefs, ,5.,.e. all warranted to wear,;andanY - . 1:' 2Otht not giving the fullest satistildion,- they will change or. V;'' , - • '4;4 n the inonei•. . . . . . - Rtlng the or ,;final IntlO. rters ,and' iklanttfaaurers of Irish " "t',4lbine'ti..3n‘ this Couravy,•• and' haying Made —',,,,-,';a4c (.solely their own Invention), '''' both in Quality aura . . an, ...„ • , ter in a Una-it ~..-..:, the Knowledge of a great .. _ in a Thannerat once faniiliar,.clwr, an. -._ PersOnS'especialiy, and iii Schools, this Work ni....- i pectiliatly.usaful, I aiii, Sir, your, &c. , CHAS. HUTTON. ' ' N '',""s - __, P ritated.for' G. Icearsliv, .r.lect-5treet..;..,1141 and Bradt:l4e, pound no te, nfay p.,...... itibufgh 'i•-arld Brash 'and Kcidi •C fasgow.: - • -:" •'in a 6°)CP ''Vti!{ Oil/4 .ot `lire:Awn& . . . , . . • . . , . , . . . • • , . „ . . . ... . . , . . . , . . . , . , 11:1 COIV i 3:n .1 1 as • :cf" 1144,04rf ,1 q 'f' tul P , • ; iGl;' ',1 1 ; to it' °;. it • te FLO E :raC o f i s orac - Coa l s• d o n,. 0 di P i s ; 0 6, to rc‘' , it ur -, coo ro t . • " I r I U F DECEMBER 18, 1601. TO. THE FACULTY. AGENTLEMAN well qualifiecl.for the Meal. cal P . rofession,-wlshes to enter into PAR TN E RSHI P with a I'ra - di - timer of respectable and' extensive Business in any large **Country Town within too miles ,of London he will have no objection to taking very 'a di ye - part in the Bu— siness and therefore he 'thinks he may bean acquisition to an elderly . Practitioner.' , _ _ Letters (post paid) addressed to 8,. c.. at Messrs. Filmer and Jackson's, Chcraisrs;,No. iSt, Bishops6ate-street, will • be duly attended to. TO BE SOLD, . THE REVERSION of 30001.' amply secured on MOrtgaie of 'Extensive Landed Property, expec tant on t11;:i Death of ..a Lady, aged 33 years. For further ParLiculars, apply to-Ivfebis, Wlthati:, Clay's Inn Square.. . • -. ' IMPROVED SYSTEM Of - I'EACHING. Ti is Day w published' in One, lar;t: . V.oluine, Oelavo, in boards, price gs. StronF i ly sanctioned by the Optnioris of eminent judges an nexed to 'it,. and dAlicated, by permission, to the Rev: Thomas Rennet', D..D.' F.. A. S. „Master of the Temple, and ,, ,to the Rev. William Whitelocke, M. A. Master of the Academy in Soho square, and Successor to the Rev'. Di. Barrow, • • . ,• 9211 E. ART of TEACHING, or COMMUNI CAT I NO:INSTR UCTI 0 N, Examined, Methodized, and Facilitated ; as well as aPplied to all the various Branches of Scholastic Education, but more particularly to the chts sici; By DAVID MORRf CE, Private Teacher. Adapted' to the use of Parents, Teachers, and adt.lneed Pupils of both Sexes, of Persons Studying withouta Master,, aral. of:Young_ (.;entlerrien intended for the Royal . Navy, or the Conipany's Service.--To the two last Classes it is of pe culiar importance. • . This Vti ork forms 4. Comper.djurri of theseveral Branchesof Education,' so arranged that Parents may, with ease r onduet their children's Studies .when at home; and Teachers save Ih:din:selves much unnecessary ttoublc,HThe Principle of the Plan is io connect Religious, Moral, arid Philosbphical Instruction, with the Study of the Classics, and the Seim, es. I t aisn contains Remarks on resenlState of A ea:kr - ales, and the relative:Situations o Masters and ssistants. Published and `sOldlay Lackingt'On, Allen, ati Co. Tern- Ple of the Muses, Finsbury-square; also by Richardson, Cornhill Ilatehard, Piccadilly ; and 411 the other priAcipal Booksellers. - Of wliom may be had. by the same Author, • The Stiience of Teaching, applied to Elocution, Poetry, &v.. price .31,. inboards. ' . This Day were published,. In One large Volume . , lzmo. price ss. 6(1. in boards,. CELECT AMUSEMENTS in PHILOSOPHY 4;id MATHEMATICS ; proper for agreeably exer . - cisinK the Minds of Youth. Trans kited .from the French of M. L. DESP I AU, Formerly Professor of Mathernatics and Philoioplv at Paris. ' With severaPCorrealons and Additions. • The whole recummeodcti !Man-useful Book for Schobls, • • Yv Dr. IIUTTON • . •. , P-rofcssoi of - I‘latheruatics at Ik9olwich, In the following Letter To Mr. KEARSLEY, Bookseller„. Fleet-street.• sr ,. - . , • - Wciotiii4Cll47 JtalY. -1 3; ' BOl . . In Answer to 'roar. Request,- to-'( . yfiffirlitratmt - give-ydu an opinion of a Woik, entitled 4 , Philosophical and Mathema r tical'Amusernents," &c. beluga 'Translation froatthe French of Despiau, with• Additions, anal IniProvetnerrS,•• rhave no hesitationin declaring my olipion, that it is'.a'Very ouriong; and ingenious Wnrk, comprising , a great deal of useful 17.4:4- er in a 'small coinpas, and-well adapted for comingr,icating the Knowledge of a great Variety ot,puteresting partionlars; in a manlier - at once faMiliar,.clear, and amusing. To poling Persnns'especialiy, and . iii Schools. this Work must prove pecUliatlyusaful, I aiii, Sir, yours, - • CHAS. H.U.TT ON . P ritlted.for' G. Icearsliv, _BOA and Bradt:l4e, clilibuf6h Brash - and Reid, •Cfasgow...- • NEW MUSIC. This Day teas published, •\ By,GOULDING, PHIPPS, and sellers to Their Royal Highnesses the Prince andlZrriicess• of Wales, No. 45, Pall-mall, and No. 7"64 Stu ff iPts's street ;" - • • A COLLECTION of SONGS, DUETS apd . _CI GLEES, for Three and Four Voices, dedicated by permission to Sir Patrick Blake, Bait. ; composed by j. W. Holder, Mus. •Bac. Oxon. price 125. A second Set of Six. Waltzes, for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for Flute or Violin, composed by A. Betts, Op:'4,' price 4s. Six Scotch Airs arranged as Rondos, for the Piano Forte, by T. Mailer, price ss. . The Maid of ;he Vale, a favourite Ballad, sung at the Anacreontic and principal Concerts is Norwich, composed by W. Fish, price is. Without a Wish, without a Sigh, a fayourite'Song, with an Accompaniment for the Piano Ftrte, by T. ;Fergus,. price Ls. • • . • Lucy, a favourite Song, composed by J. Thompson, price ,IS. Engraving, and speedily will be published, The favourite Comic Opera of Chains of the Heart-, as now perforating with universal applause- at the Theatre- Royal,'Covent-Gardca, composed by Mazzinghi and Reeve. . .• PAPER MONEY. This Day was published, price is. : DROFUSION . of PAPER MONEY not DEFT CIENCY in HARVESTS, 'faxationnot Speculatitin, the principal Causes of the Sufferings of the People. With an Appendix, containing. Observations on the Report of the Committee of the House at CoMmons appointed to inquire into the High Price of Provisions`; and an important Infer ence from Mr. H. Thomton's.SpeeCh in Parliament, on the 25th of March,. iSot. By•A BANKER. • " Those who impose Taxes shouldhave especial regard to the Poor for this - good reason, the Rich can take eareof themselves. " In. this Pamphlet the cause of - Dearness is traced to its source; with some interesting- Observations .on the reasoning of Boyd, Baring, Frend, Thornton, Burke, &c. &c. • • London Printed for J. S. Jordan, .No. 19, Ludgate-Hill, and • 180, Flcet-street. Wilolif maybe bad, Fifth Edition,: in two parts, price zs. 6d. The lniquity , olßanking ; or Bank NoteS•proved Lo be an injury to the .Public; and the real cause of the exor bitant Plicg of .Proviziona. . The following Cheap and. valuable Work is earnestly recorn ) , mended to - all Christians and Christian Families, as an im portant and instruaive Companion- for. the approaching Season of Christmas: Also, as a valuable Christmas Pre • sent for those who wish to inculcate the Knowledge of Christian Virtues and true Religion. Embellished with Thirty, Engravings, -representing the most interesting Subjeas related in this• Divine History. • The Rev. Dr. - ELE ETWODD's LIFE of CHRIST, com pleted in only Twenty-five Numbers, price 6d. each ; Every one of which contains, twenty Pages of Letter-press, accompanied with one, and some of them with two tu- - giavings; being more than is given in any other Work of the kind, The whole of this Work being printed off, may be had com plete; but as many Persons may prefer taking it in Week ly, we have, for this purpose,' commenced a Re-publica tion: therefore This Day is published. NUMBER I. price only 6d. ... Elegantly printed in large Quarto,.being , by far the most con venient Size for. the use •of Families, and 'adorned 'with - a Frontispiece also a Plan of the City ofiettasalern, &c. (The sueLeeding Numbers to•be.ptiiillsltrei Weet ly) - Of • THE LIFE of OUR BLESS : ED LORD' - and' • SAVIOUR JESUS CIOTSt::H.' Containing.an History of every Transaaion'in ilia Life of the • GREAT,REDEEMER of MAN.KIND, . • From his taking upon himself our sinful Nature, to his Cru. Resurrection from the Dead, and glorious Sion into Heaven. • . Together, with the Lives, Transaaigps, • and Sufferings - .Of his 'Holy EVANGELISTS, APOSTLES; And•other Primitive Martyrs, who. itz.; , e sealed the 'great Truths of Christianity with their Blood. P.articularly, Matthew, St. Mark, St. Luke; St. John, St. Peter, St. Paul, , St.- Andrew; St. Jamie: the• Great„ St. Philip; St. Bartholomew, St. Thomas ; St. James the Less, - -St-.:Siwon,. St. Jude, St. Matthias, St. Barnabas, Si. 'Stephen, Including the;fransaaions - Of li>HN the BAPTIST, the great Forerunner of the .MESS I All. As also the . • LIFE of - the BLESSED:VIRGIN • - • - A FULL DEFENCE of the CHRISTIAN.RELIGION. In,v, - hich:the-Evidences of Christianity arefairiv'stated, i:hrt Objections of Atheists, • D,tiSts, and 'ot her nfittAs, coui pietely refuteiti- and the New Testainem proved to be au thentie,.and.the Religion-inculcated by the GREAT k:E -DE EME,R of MA N.k I NO the true" SoutZe of-eternal F;p piness. Thewhole adapted to promz,te the- Knowledge of our holy Religion,,.a firm Faith ,irt the MeritS or . - our Blessed Redeemer, - and the Pradice or every Christian Virtue, -By the .Rey . . JOHN FLE 1-w oQ, 1). Author - of the Christian's Dictionary.' • London : Printed for C., Ce , oke,.Ne. 11; -Paternoster-row, and sold by all. Booksellers. arid Newsmen. in the United Kingdom.. , . • . To prevent the . Intrusion.of amore expensive Work Of the like Itirld, the Public are iritreated to give positive Orderrfor FleotwOorl's Life of - Christ. ,• Published by C. Cooke,. Paternoster-row. -• • TO . LA 01 • • - HE Happiness..iif.both Sexes .is' so ,connefted with the increase of female citartns, it is not to bevon (lt red ai . that the inventive genius : should be employed to cliseover what maybe innocentl3 used to assist Ngture, in keeping the tyrant‘man in a state of p,l;a:;i:ig bondage to the softer se.' discovery is now and_itai imposition has but too frequently praCtised - Upon -The credulous, the i;eutlentan ,Ivho is tic hiventur qt. the MAGN1:::11G CREAM, has consulted 'die delicacy of the sc x,, by commit-, ting the sale of this t..urios and elegantPrepaiatiOn to a Lady' .of honour and respectability, who has authority to return the money, if this innocent Liquid does not give to theskin that peculiar. fairness, phich,, as well as bestowing delicacy, be spe4,s. heg.th, and . : throwi an anlinatiOn into, the •cotinte twice, Which shall xive tlic - eye the power to hartrt nda fascinate. For the hand and arm his prepared in .a different. forni, - ;midifdr.licac‘ .l would -permit th'e names of thoseLidies. to be iitentidtied ii no have :approved this innocent CoMposi tion;:theiVailinber.woulti exceed belief, for rank and fashion. It calite. had bply-it NO. 43, llioWnloo,:otreet, near Gray's- Inn, thilboYst, w putties at les. 6d. each. • - . N .•11.;;; Lafii.s re-;ldinc, in the Country, by inclosing a one pound note, tatty t t - JottleSsent to them, safe 4 .packed ins tiox, wttli bills to al;yl)...in of thc.Kittglorn. S . 1111# N"iP?. ,e / . . , W 9 • 11 6 Ili} T - • , i c,ii; '' ~: G ,' r, , , , k_ t " - p ‘, A •,,,. ' ''''', r z AI 4 - 1 ...:0. 7 ' • t q" ?4 ( - ''."7-'. .., 'r-i•',t.'jl" , , i :It . - i , ..,,t - i, . ~, -...-.. ,- 4 -i•••"7. ' • i 3 ; i 70 4 .\”:, A:47 . . . -Oa 1/ •' . . ' :". ... - ...k • • .., . . • T {P i R.ICg SIX PENC.I. POS'T-OFFICPi • December ij, IFoL. _ . T HE ' elerhs „or thil Ofc being ltilciedto"-sentt and P er" P. t'itbikatictisi jiom Conanent, FREE Cr T #os AC E, bekterinform the Osiblic, that briers. fir that pr.:: ko,c ace reeeirntat their New.spezi , fr, 74,, 4..ktrtt , tlW- Laire,..wherc the Prices and other Particular's fyke known. .AG . RICUL'CUR.E :'/11.).COMM.ERCE.. ' ' December Ist, waspublislfed, price is. 64. yorri,:exxv 1 IL of tirat most useful l‘lisellary, THE COMMERCIAL AGRICULT 1." AL k • and MANUIJACTUREEt's MAG . KLINE, for Nu- - v.einbel;lBol - ; :.containing, besides a treat V„triely, of othei useful .F.esays, a descriptive Plate of tlictamous Blast Fur - - nue used in the :Mitres of Turrach,' in Styria, •witivair Ac-- ,count of the'Method of preparing the Brescian Steel in Styria and Carinthia ; the -Agriculture and Commerce of Arabia' &I.:l:erai able Communications on tlie Management of Live andDiad Stock •; and Farming in - general ; a Letter to Mr. Addington, "can the Prevention of futuns. Scarcity Month 4 Oistbrieal Report of_each of the above Subjetts ; Review of newilseful Publications; Tables of the Prices of Grain, Meat; Seeds, Hopsv Straw, &c. in the• London and. Country Markets; Prices' •Coals, Stocks, and - a List oe Bankruptcies and. Dividends Muntia. . ,AU tb4, fotrucr„Nuinbzi 17:aving ,Lately been re-printed, complete Sets ma): now I:ol.:ad,otany,sii4le Number, price is. bd.—No. 29, completes the Firth Vo lume., The following useful Copper.plates have already :wpm', ed in . this Work, viz.. a Reaping Machine;` a Filtering: Ma.- Chine; - Chat!' Engine ;aa .Extraordin2a* Lamb ; a Persian Wlieet for floating Meadows ; a curious Butter Churn ; a- Threshing Machine; a new Mode of .building with Mud Watts; a Map of the London Wet Docks ; a curious-. Five masted Ship ; Likenesses of Prize Oxen ; ,a S ward Cutter ; - a 'f,obaceo Engine; a Family Mill; a Spire Buoy; a Venti lated Granary.; . New-invented .Harrows ; a Map of the Na vigable Canals of England and \Vales. London: Printed and. published by V. Griffiths, No. r, (and sold. by H D. Syatouds, No. zo) Paternoster-row ; and may be had by application to any Booksellcr in 'Town ur Country. • - • __ • NORFOLK ESTArE. ?TIC) BE SOLD, a most Valuable ESTATE, -in the Parishes of Sprowston and Thorpe, next Norwich, in the County of Norfolk,. comprising nearly the whole of the Parislied* Sprowston ;, consisting of Manors, a Niansion house, and-several very eligible Farms, Cottages, and Wood'' • Lands, zontaining nearly 30c.0 Acres, ,the greater part' of is of a very superior quality, with the great apct„. small Tithes afising, within the Parish of Sprowston, The whole Estate lies in a Ring Fence, is very moderately assess- - ed to the Land-Tax, and is in a good Sporting Country,. abounding-with Game. All the Buildings are in complete repair, and many of them entirely new. For further Particulars apply' to Foster, Son, Unthank, and Forster, Attornies, Norwich. BRITISH WINE W - AREHOUSE,CANNON-STREET rirtiE best • Tenerife and Muscatel ENGLISH HI T E W.t IS E S 4, Orange Wine, also Red an:l White Currant Winesocid Wholesale and to Private Forint:es, by JOHN TOWNSEN D, at his Warehouse, - No. 53, Cannon., street. , Londun. Prices:9l ditfeienf Sorts as under : • - . . Rich Old Mountain itaisin4.2.os. per Dozen in Bottles. or Dry Calcavella ditto - .:. S . 6s. gd. per Gallon in Casks. White Currant. Wine . Red Currant Wine Raspberry. Wine -- 2IS. per Dozert in Bottles, or7s; ( Best Orange Wine. - -per. Gallon in Casks. •.. Wine of Sherry flavour. . - - - Rich Wine, Frontiniac Do.. . . SUPF.AIOR WHITE WINES * TeneriM Wine - * Mwcatel Ditto - 23$ per Dozen, or 75. prr , Gallon. ,SIIPS/4101t SNGLtSIS JCED WINES. , * Burgundy Wine - - z4s. per Dozen, dr • gs. per * Rota Tent - Gallon.. Quantities of Two:Gallons in Casks, and One Doien in Bottles,•delivered free ot expence to any distant Parts ot Lon don and Westminster, and to the several Carriers and Coast ing Vessels. . tar A Dedution of 3d. per Gallon from the above Priceit allowed to Private Families purchasing Twenty Gallons in Casks, and is. per Dozen on Seven Dozen .in Bottles of any sort of Wine. *,.,* Orders taken- in as above; and - at No. 62, Blackman- Street, tear Stones- End Borough. ' For RIIEUMATISMS,BRUISES,Fec. , STEERS's OPODELD'OC. • AHIS' Medicine has been long ackoowletigek to be superior to every PieparatiOn of the kind in .the Cure of .BilliseS, • Spr;iiits,..lllleuuratisms, Cramps', Numbness and Stillness of the Joints, and father external Complaints , well as in restoring a proper Cireulation to the Limbs *viten* n • Paralytic. state. ts:alsoparticUlatly . servics'abF,- - for Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and • applied warm, .- • • • On the outside of each Bottle.Qt the Genuine Opocleltioe is pasted a 'Stamp, in which are engraved - these words, ac lr, Newbery, No. 4s, St—,Paul's." All others,are counterfeit. Sold only by F. Nevybeiy, at the Warehouie for Dr. Tarnes's Powder, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from-the ()titan- of Cheapside, London ; and, by appointment,. by Messrs, Jebotalt and Co. No.. so, and J. ridding, No. Oxford-street;, I. Wade, Old Bowl-we. Bayley. and. Co. .CoCkspnr.streef ; -Goafrey . and C.:otl;&,: Southampton-street ; Ward, Middle-rmy, Holborn ; 'l'. Tutt, Royal Exellangti; and W. Clarke, Borough,` street. Ptfce 2,5. 6d, per:Bottie, including the Stamp, of Si, for z3s. 6ct. N. B. As the . 0 p6deldoo• for .Exiortation is exempted from, the Stamps, and therelbte deprived of that mark of ;authen ticity, and as great quantities -of Counterfeits are sent out the P;:rsons abroad, to prevent such intposi tiOlis;.are,desired to b'e par:kith:rill ordering their Agents to procure this Medicine trem Mr. Newbery's. VALUABLE: FAMILY MEDICINE, For all Inaaion ur O bstrudion of the ' Stomach4itd Bo Ails, Pains and Distention of the Bile, Bowels, Indigestion,' . • , at Stomach,• . Flatulency, • - Habitual Costiveness, . . Bilious of Sick Head..ach, HAIAAWs. ANTi-BILIOUS-- - LAXATIVE '"H I S safe — and elegant Preparation is justly e.t:e4ned for • its agreeable slid certain..operation; by which it elfedually removes all. InaCtion or Obstriietion of the Stomach and Bowels, whether 'ari•sing lirorry Bile; badi.. gestion, flatulency, or,Colsi; siiikness at Siotroeb, ‘ Head. ach, £c. It operateS by dislodging 'aerid tbife'or other crudi ties retair,2..d. in the iritc4tinal canal, and ads as an Alterative to the system gel:cc:illy. Free fi - orn any antimocial or rrr.:r. curial prepaCatiuns„ it - is ;-and,has been gives with bliz ) . , , , Jlar good erred during I'regi.apcy. Its adion is particuiarly adapt4tio PerSOns of Bilious Habits, mid tlu , se of sedentary lives, when a sufficient atVon of the bewelS is nor kept ep ; and crudities retained in those organs are quently.procluting rains and (fish:miens, head:achs, languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weaiii - 1‘::; - s and'oppresion. " Remove ; the 'cause,. the cited must cease." A single trial Will fully convince the Patient of their aLli k . cacy. The worst eases 'of.B.ffious or Sick lieatLachs arc cer tainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorteriirne than could be cradited, but from , experience. - .. The PrOprie! , r thinks it proper to remark, they will be found ribi 7 bill'y'‘o ad without p a in or uneasiness, but to leaVe the hoilY; aker their immediate action c.eases,, free from that cosioe state which gem.trally succeeds the operatiOn of laxzt.ve riili cipz..• . SAO, wholesale and retail, by B. Shaw, No. 74 ) }'; CO gh anaretail, by Baxter and Co. ELM -:)urgh and GiaSgClW - ; :and by every Vender of Medicine its the Kingdom. ?rice as. 9 1, and ss. sd. per hot. • It is neces,s.wy to observe, the signature of a sE n'a Hallam" ap.pcars Ott the Certificate covering each bOx---nu otiters,ckummssibly oar genuine. A Reward Of Fifty Yutlnas will be pad on cnnviekiou °la forgeq. • THEATRE-ROYAL, , COVENT-GARDEN. O - MQRROW EVENING, Dec. 19, iBoi, will be_performed, ARTAXERX'ES. Arbaces, Mr. INCLEDON ; Artaxerxes, Mr. HILL ; Artabancs, Mr., TO WN.S EN D ; Rimenes, Mr. KING. • • - Semira, :Mrs. ATKINS • And Mandane, Mrs. B,ILLIN G T ON„ wiTu THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Chains of the Heart will be repeated on Monday, wil re- On Wednesday, Mrs. Billingtop waft perform Clam, in The Duenna, being the last tone -rier• Perforniance till after the Holidays. • The new Pantomime, called Harleclyin'sAlmanack, or The 'our Seasons, whiCh has been Icing ui preparatiOri, will be Produced with all posible expedition. - A new Tragedy kis been' also some time in rehearsal. • ' Due notice will be given of Mr. Cooke's Perforrnance of King Richard 111. . •