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W;,s tOri! )t r ap Cu )11c, I wk Rear elc since 1444, or fines is :'aid 411:1 in . 3 tic tor IM J ;, terate star, ring's • Ev_ . .l;'' wcil a 6 r 4 )erit!C Si o re int:dy its Females ='!., 11 4:11 0 ' at,celebriti s :ws, Nu. . , lions, l v- ,1 which co,d' to infOr l e 1 Wye! PATLf• EN E RfA z v • surne'till' l T': ac,dy, 1 v i l't acuity, ®4 l: I we,‘ being rirtli` r 2%m -o,o ° aorta c r, 2 ,0%cd: itleof the: :10' 0 1 vgcl n.tcs o wing o rcla low.; tlooot i) Yr A taku, I subscri P " • r ' o tile ith,; , ..: ( ` 41 S orgc' Streit. • he Ctz ble secrc` . observe, ~ E' witl :age . st,,- I(l4nv 01 venience l l, )3 , - (37(fc: ir , rower- 11 ",,, Ca s()r)'s, 1 ,13/1 ;1 le o'l‘',"i" y.persorl!ri icc recy :d uP s ; , Ts, jy 17 I etc 16 r:(1-, s are UMBER 2S s-,-))) THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . MORROW EVENING, Dec. 23, 18w, will be perform, DOUGLAS. lord Randolph, Mr. HOLLAND r Glen:Avon, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Norvai;' Mr. C. K EMILE ' - Stranger, Mr. WROUGHTON; Donald Mr. COOl“-:. Lady Randolph, - Mrs. SI DD,ONS • Anna, Miss TIDSWELL. On Saturday, the Opera of The Duenna, Clara by Mrs. tilington. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GAR - MORROW EVENING, Dec. z„ it will be perforared, CHAINS OF THE HEART ; Or, THE-SLAVE BY CHOICE, MOORS. Mr. GRAHAM, Mr. WADDY, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. KING, . Mr. STREET, and Mr. MUNDEN. b:iss DIXON, Miss WHE ATLY, Miss SIMS, Miss HOWELLS, And Signora STORACE, EUROPEANy.S. Mr. FAWCI 2 ,I"I', Mr. H. TOHNSTON, Mr.-HILL, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY, Mr. C.LAPJ;:MONT, And tOHNSI ONE,- ivliss WATERS,. Miss'MURRAY. WITH. THE WAGS OF , WINDSOR. OWL Cooke will perforM the Charaaer of Richard the Third on Saturday next, with Paul and Virginia. Four new Panromime, called Harlequin's Alma:lack, or The our Seasons, which,has been long in preparation, ti~ ill be Produced on Monday next. . A new Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal. Due notice will be given of, tte next representation of 'oily as It Flies. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, December, !Sot. PERSONS whose Annual Premiumslall due on the t zsth inst. arc hereby inforrned, that Receipts are now 'ady t o be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ;, o yal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their re „Peaive ~ s gents in the several Counties ; and. the Parties as 'liretl aro requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies or be.tbre the 9th of January next, as the usual Fifteen jYs allowed tot Payment, beyond the - Date of each Policy d then cxpire. ALEX. WATSON, Sec. Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the purance of BbuiWings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in Oil:lour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or"Datnage E l Fire -• and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annul — "es on, 'Lives. ‘ 4 . B. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3 001 . or up 4rds arc issued free of ezpence to the Assured. TEN GUINEAS REWARD- December 17, zBOl. OST, in the course .saf last Night, either I some ., where between the London Coffee-House, Ludgate-Hill, Id the C o ld en -Cr os s, Charing-Cross, or on the Road be t'''een',, London and Bath, by a Passenger on one of the Coache s, ...." 1 0ROCCO POCKE 1' BOOK, with Silver t Clasp, ra ,„r of a large size, square shape, , with connected Pockets, Z Prevent its falling entirely open ; containing sundry Bills '`,..ctßank Notes, Payment et Which is stopped. Whoever will bring the same, or give intormation thereof, ! t ‘i.zit it rrov be received with its Contents, shall receive A LI C il ine..:s Iteward, byapplying to Mr. Leach, London x4iCc-House, Ludgate-Hill ; at Mr. Botham's, Newbury i ,t , ,, N 1 r . Stone, Broad-street, Bath. K )N ancrBARTLETT'S DIVIDEND._ Tile &EDITORS of NICHOLAS MAN t. JACKSON and GEORGE BARTLETT , l a te of G errard -street, Soho, Ironmongers and Partners, - Bankrupts, o have,proved their Debts under this Commission, may D ebts, by a Dividend of Five Shillings in the Pound u p on such I k e l ° ts, by applying to Mr J ackson, Solicitor, Fenchurch. ildings, Loudon, on Tuesday the nth Day' of January itxt, b etwien th e Hours of Nine and Twelve o' Clock in the I, 4 renocon, or any other tollowing Tuesday during the same k _ • ERCOANTS, s-rATIONERS, a n .l the Pub- A lie in general, are respe4.7tfully informed, that, the 4 Pers of Mr. NV hattpan's Manuladory, will in future lie , `p_d only , at the tVarehoose e f-Hollingsttorth, Balston and i l 'Yilingsworzhs No. 15 •rti , Watling-streets Order for Home Trade and for Exportation will;, be mediateb, qtended to and punduatly executed. London, Dec. al, iSot.. .- - . • DOt/Bi.E WRIT.ER.. •. . I.' 't,' HE By His Majesty'.s Royal Letters Patent. .newlys-iclvented I ^ .4;tchine for Writing with . Two Peas , produting at the same instant Two Orio- t i l l is, sccording to the common mode of wri tin g , is offered to t he , ComMercial, Political, Legal, and Literary W o rld, as hell as to at! Persons desirous of preserving anthentie Re tortts of their Correspondence, Stateme nts, Com p ositions, J,.. ; c e• This Invention, which is reduced to a practice. both IS V and free front every derea, has been sanaioned. by the Nronage of some of the most distinguished Charaders in 1 1 F 1 1 , 2 , World.— Manufaaured and sold bY J. lA:Farthing, Corn t:'l, London, Portable , Writing-desk and Letter:cOpying-nia- . ,ilitie Nlanuladuter, for Exportation. - • FRiMLEY WASTE LANDS. Order of the Commissioners, under the Iticlosure AEI. TO BE . SOLD BY AUCTION, • Mond:ty, the irth Day of lanuary, xZo2, at the White Hart Inn, Frimley, in the County of Stirrey, By Messrs..l-10DSK.1NSON and Co. S IX ALLOTMENTS of LAND, Two wher eof ; are near the Golden Farmer, and Four o th e rs are ad j oin,- to the-Basingstoke Canal • the whole containing Soo Acres, of thereabouts. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Smalipiece, Stoke, far Guildford, Surveyor ; at Mr. Munifurd's, ect, Hatton-garden , Surveyor; Messrs. Hanson and Birch, `ualicery.lane, Solicitors. . , )6 1 - ‘ TO-BE SOLD, HE - CASTLE in HERTFORD,. a ,Residence ti fit for the immediate reception of aN . 'ublernaly or Gen- - b entan's - Family .; .cominising a. beautiful Drawing-room, ' , -ting-room, Library, Coitee-room, Dressing-room, kph - - t4 se and Halt on the principal Story. On the 1, . First-Moor—Five , . Dressing-rooms and Water-closets. • In the Attic.-Nine Becl-roonts,for Gentlemen, andylenty Of Servants' Rooms. _ I . in the Basement--A remarkably good Kitchen, House "`e!er's Room, Steward'S Room, Servants' Hall, e,:- , &c. I,TheOflices are—Stables for Ten- }torsos, Th-ee'Coach ruses, and - Two Saddle-rooms. A WaSh.houSd ' and Laun. 'el) Bakehouse, and elegant Dairy, all amply supplied with " -a ttl'i and innumerable conveniences. :•.,Also, P leasuie Ground, Melon . Giound; z; walled Kitchen C aren well ikanted and clothed: a Fart Yard, and 20 ` l res of very rich Meadow or Pasture Land ; the whole eon zining 24 A c r es or thereabouts, the late Residence of the iglit Honourable LORD P L KY , held und er Lease from . 4 ee Marquis of Salisbury for .Twents.one Years, with a . th ( ?veriiint 1 ruin his Lordship to rene w it at the expiration, of "'s term for Seventeen Years more. fifteen Thousand Pounds, at the least, have been lately 'toended on the ,Buildings and Improvements of this place.. 4 l'he excellent Furniture, &c. may be taken at a valuation , t kil more land,.if required, may be had by a purchaser.. . 4 To view, apply to Nlr.•Rooke, Hertford,, who will give 1 , 1 1 information icsreefing the Premises ; and to treat for the btrchasp•apply to Mr. Wyatt, No , $, New-Inn ;* or :Messrs. 'lalrettes, Cwki and Handley, Clerkenwell, London. - ,' , OVE Loi TUESDAY, DEC:I ABER 22, 1801. DANCING. PRIVATE TUITION. IRISH, SCOTCH, FRENCH, .and ITALIAN STEPS, • BURGHALL respeCtfully presents himself reei to the notice of. those who are aesiroUS of acquiring the PRESENT - FASHION of DANCING SCOTCH and IRISH REELS, STRATHSPEYS, CHANTREUSE, COTTILLONS, MINUETS, the much adrzijrcd IRISH SINGLE and DOUBLE COUNTRY 'DANCES, witha --ariety of t 2. ASY STEPS, particularly the manner of introducing the IRISH ones, now so fashionable, to q-8 Tunes. A NEW HORNPIPE, called the UNION, which with every requisite for the BALL or DRAW_ ING 7 ROOM they may acquire in PERFECT PRIVACY at their owx. HOURS on reasonable Terms, at his ACA DEMY., ESTABLISHED at his HOUSE, No. 32, GREAT QUEEN:.STRE ET, LINCOLN's-INN. FIELDS. - - This Day were published, In One Volume Odavo, Price 65. in boards, ERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. ki By the Rev. T. IMSELEV. A. M. Cii::plain to the , Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, and Proprietor of Grosvenor Chapel, Grosvenor-square. inted for T. Cadell, jun. and W Davies, Strand ; and scld by J. Ladley, Mount-street, Berkeley-square; J. Spragg, 16, King-street, Covent-Garden ; and Rivingtous St. Paul's Church-yard. This Day was publiShed, in Octavo, price zs. A TREATISE on the New-discovered DROPSY .1•1. of the MEMBRANES of the BRAIN, and Watery Children • ,proving that it may be frequently cured, if early . discoverd ‘Vith Ob.jedions to Vomits, &c. &c. To which are added, , Observations,on Errors in Nursing ; on the Diseases of Children, their Treatment, .&c. proper for the. Contemplation of Parents. - By WILLIAM ROWLEY; M. D. ",,ember of the University of Oxford, of the Royal College of Physicians in London, and Paysician to St. Mary-le nne Infirmary. Lont.'.on : Printed for Murray and Highley, 3' Fleet-street. Where may be had, by the same Author, t. The Ratiooai Praffice of Physic, 4 vols. Ottavo, price tl, is. 6 - . i. in boards. Boarding Schools . - egularly attended, and particular care exerted to form a good Address, and attentive Politeness, in the Children.' Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at their own Houses. The:PRIVATE SELECT:SUBSCRLPTION ASSEM BLY EVERY WEDNESDAY. rr Country . Masters, during the Holidays, may he ac commodated at Half-a-guinea per Lesson, with 1) ; , 5 ., f ,, L 5, Pas-Deu;',.:lrci other Fancy Dances :. as also, ! 1 )c Ica onci., Some NEW !fish Steps, whieh Mr. hurghall has acqUired from his Brother 7 in-Law, Mr: DuVal, t.:stablished First. Master in Ireland. N. B. Mrs. BURG HALL'S Style of Dancing the CELE- - BRATED HORNPIPE, as .performed in the CO RS-,41K, particularly adapted for Ladies, having been licnottfed with such distingttished approbation, she is induced .to ofIZT her Instrudions in it to those who, having some knowledge of Dancing, may acquire it in a few Lessons. ReaSbns why Astringent Injedions and Cag.stie Bon - - shor - Act be -banished for ever irom . Pratlice, price 4s, - 3.. A `Treatise on:the Dropsy., prk:c Schola Medieinx, in Latin, z` vols. 4to. price 41. 14s. 6d.-- whflch I, Srnt appe2tr in ,lontilly Ninn berii.in English. MONDAY, MARCH a, 1802, E NGLISH. STATE LOTTERY BE GINS DRAWING. SCHEME'. No. of Prizes. Value of each. , Total Value. 4 of 4.26,000 is 17A0,000 4 lo i ooo ---40,00 p .4 5 ,000 " 20,000 . 5 ---- s 2,000 ---- lopoo Io - 1,000 -- 10,000 12 ^ 509 ---- 6,0c'0 50 100 ---- 5,c00 100 r--- . so --- 5,000 iii,ooo 18 ,--- 324,0,,0 60,e00 Tickets. L'.507,ac0 • CAPITALS I)ETERMINABLI.. • First-drawn Ticket, • 13th Pay, .ID,odo Ditto, zist Day, ..2. , ,,000 Ditto, 32d Day, zo,ooo Ditto, 40th Day, TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS arc SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-Ok.EICE. PREbENT PRICE. Ticket, - ,C. 16 8 o Half - 8 I 7 o . Eighth - 2 3 o . Quarter 4 5 o Sixteenth, t, 6 ***' Persons in the Country Wishing - to - -have Ticktsor Shares, may be supplied by sending good„lilli - s short-dates, Post Otlice Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, i any Licett*ed Lottery Office'. The Price of Tickets and Shares Ain't - Ise consider ably . before the Drawing. Prizes paid 'Sterlin'g Money. GARRICK's HEAD, T.:-..VERN .AND ,HOTEL, Bow-street, Covent-Garden.. SPENCER returns his lies? Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for thy..liberal En:ouragernent he has-re ceived for many years •:ast. Haviag made considerable A - 4itions, to his Howe, irisai AccomLia.tins suirell6l Vii .:tt illt)l:7.ltc t. •.. _ ties, large or srnall, will find the utmost glibrt to merit the continuance of Public favour. LIVINGS. T° ,BE SOLD, the NEXT PRESENTATION, either together or separate, of Two rich and improvea-- ble RECTORIES, within a short distance ofeach other, in a pleasant and healthy Part of a Western County. The Reaorial Houses have rich Glebe. Lands adjoining, and proper Residences for Clergymen df. large Income, hay ing Coach-houses, Stables, Walled Gardens, and every Con venience attached to them. Inquire of William Atkinson, Esq. Chancery-lane, Lon don.. .19 Dec. aSot. This Day was published, A THANKSGIVING for PLENTY, , and a li. Warning against Ayarice. A Sermon, preached in the Cathedral at Lichfield, on Sunday, Sept. 20, rBor. -I:3y the Rev. - ROBERT KARES, Archdeacon of Stafierd, and Canon Residenfiary of Lichfield. Price is. • 1 .7: Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yikrd; Wright, Piccadilly; and Morgan, Lichfield. ' • The few remaining Cppies. This Day was published, elegantly printed in .-'wQVolumes, Royal Quarto, embellished with Eighty Plates, coloured after Nature, prico4l. 45. half-bound, velltini backs, T_T AR MON I A RIJI.ALIS, or a - Natural History 1.1 'of British Song Birds, illustrated with Figures, the size of Life, of the Birds, Male and Female; their Nests and Eggs, Food, favourite It (ants, Shrubs, Trees, ecc. faith fully drawn, and coloured'after Nature. By JAMES BOLTON. • Sold by White, Fleet-street ; Vernor and Flood, Poultry ; and Rawson and`Rodford, Hull. Where may be had, by the same Author, 'A History of Fungusses, growing about Halifax, engraved on One Hundred and Eighty' Plates, including the several Genera, exhibited in upwards of One Thousand Figures; co pied with great care from the Plants, when newly gathered and in a state of perfection, with a particular Description-of each Species, in all its stages. Four Volumes large Qitz.trto; ' coloured after Nature, price 51. ss. balf-bound, vellum backs. The same Work, not coloured, Four Volumes, 31. 13s. 6d. boards. .To-morrow will be published, lieatV printed in Quarto, Price is. 6d. A . ; CHARGE. Aelivnrct CLEI GHt. of ihe 1 A..DIOC.ESI;oiDUUJ&iIAII,at the. Ordinary Visitation of that Diocese, in July - - • " .1357 $l-11../TE 131 SOP cd - Printed for 5. Hatjhard ' T. - P`as;ne, C"lcLi I and Dasies, F. are;l.C. Ri7iin3;torr,.`and Paytw and o , K.liday,;:London ; Hanwell and Parker, Oxford . ; Deigntoti, (:Ambridge(:Ambridge; and the Booksellers . 'of 1./uthiin atdNiwcpakE.!: '•- - • Of ‘vhoin may be had,. by the same Author, price is. 6d. the 5 ecbetd ditiou, of . ...._ _.., , A Sell - nun preached bet . ore ths Lords. Spiritual and Tem pow!, on Wednesday, February 27, 1799. .• , - ~ •- •_ , . —.. , - This Day .was ., • published, in one large Vol. OClavo, - * - - Price 6's. irk Boards, . ' . •, HE ART of. P.4.OLONG-INic; , LIFE, by C. it W. 111./FELAND - , D. Public Led:tier on Medi_ at jeno Translated from ,the German,• , 'By WILLIANI j()II:•;.11)N; Esq.. P rinted for j . 13c11, No 1.18, (; street zind sold by. IL D. i)mon9ls, ~Vatemo.;! . ; and all other BoultSci lers, Whore tr.:} be had, • A History of Invention; and Diseueries, by John Beck man, Professiir of (Economy at Gottingen, Translated from the German 4y jofinston, Esq. in three Vol*. Bvo. price' One Gatinea in Boards: • This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. A DELMQR.N, OUTI.,AW. A Romantic .4- 1- DRAMA., By M. G. LEWIS, Esq: M. P. ' Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, May the 4th, rBor. - Printed for j. Bell,' No. MB, Oxford-street; and sold by H. IL Syinonds, Paternosterrow. • • Where may be had, r. The Castle Spedre, Bth Edition, price zs. 621. by M. G., Lewis, Esq. The East Indian, a Comedy, 24 Edition, price zs. 6d, by M.: G. Lewis, Esq. 3. Rolla, 6r 'File Peruvian Hero, a Tragedy,- from Kotze buia, ricp 4§. 6d, by M. G . Lewis, Esq. ' , , i• • 7 • , tsq. price .I,s. 6d. .),lirelio and Miranda, from the'Romance of The Monk, by Jarne s - Boaden, Esq.. price as. Goetz of Berlichingen, with, the Iron Hand, from the German of Goethe, by W. Scott, Esq. price 3s. 6d. 7. the Corsicans, a Drama, from Kotzebue, price zs. 8. False and True, a Comedy, as performed at the Hay market Theatre, -price 2S.' Dr. REES's NEW CYCLOPIEDIA. On Saturday, January a, t 892, will he published, In Quarto, Part I. and No. I. of TilE NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or; UNIVER SAL DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES. i formed upon a lore. enlarged Plan of Arrangement than the Dietionary of M#. Chambers ; comprehcsding the various Articles of that Wok, with Additions and Improvements; togelher with 'the New Subjects of Biography, Geography, and History ; and adapted to - tlie present State of Literature and Science. By ABRAHAM REES, D.-D. F. R. S. Editor of the last Edition - of - Mr. C,hambers's Dictionary; with the Assistance of .emitter t - professional Gentlemen. Illustrated *nil New ! , ,Plates, incluiling .Alaps,. designed and engraved for this - WOrk by .soine of the most distinguished Artists. .. . : ~. , COND,II 4 I . ONS . .'" • • J. The Work will 100.Prinied in Quarto, at the Office of A. Strahan, Esq. with neW Types cast for the purpose, and on a superfine yellow d.-oven Paper.. - 11. The Work will be: comprised in about Twenty 7o lumes. _ 111. Three Sheets, stitched in blue ndper, will - be regu larly published every Week till the' be completed, price One Shilling. IV. Numerous Plates, engraved - in a superior style of etc ganCe, will be given in the course of the Publication. V. A Rea, or Half a VOlume, containing Seventeen Ntire hers, together with the Plates, -will be regularly publishect in advance, .price Eighteen Shillings in hoards. VI. A- few. Copies wilt be. printed 'on' a superfine. Royal woven Paper, with Proof Impressions of-the p tat o . •to be sold in Part* or Half VolumeS only, price One Pound: teen Shtlliugs,, in boards. • • 7 . VI I. Number I. and Part I. will be' published On .Satur day, January a, tilot. Printed, for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater nosterLrow ;. and the principal Poosellers'of hondon: , N. B- A PROSPECTUS of this Work may be had of anY Book6e:1 - er ut the United Kingdoin. On Tuesday, December the First, was, published, No. I. of ,' A SERIES.of ESSAYS on HEALTH, on a Plan , ii , . , . PRESENTS FOR VOUT, , entirely popular.. . All. Half Bouuct, • Vellum Backs, as. each, with elegant 1. A N timber will appear on.the first Day of every Month, ' Frontispieces, ‘ . till the Work is compktedi. . 1:3 Mrs. pilkington's Tales of the Cottage. AUL•-A -N D VIRGI N I A. 11. The - price ,of eacl4 Number will not be below One JL Shilling, not . above Two Shilling. ~- - Hermitage. 111. The number Essays Of will not fall short of Twelve, ---7-------*--- Biography of iloys. nor exceed Sixteen. , Biography of C; iris. By THOMAS BEDDOES, M.D. --: -,,-- New Tales of thq; Castle, The Valetudinarian, who suffers for the sins of his ances- • • • ' -------- Asiatic PrineCs‘. tors, and he who is doing petulance tb r his own, may cacti Plumtre's Domestic Stories.. , ~ justly expea that these EsStys should allbrd sometlf,ing ,to CoVerness, or Nloral Scenes. - wards his relief. Tile -author batters himself that the vigi- ~'J, C onon's,Vi'ilirri i in Verse. •' . . . lant Parent will be , enabjed to descry dang er farther off, and ' 7 . ' 1 ^ ;;,; Nursery Garland,' orlittle Poems. .. juvenile Philosophy. - to turn it m Wrote certainly aside. As too much pains calmot'').. ' be taken to inform those Who undertake the care of .'foutb, " Butchers Moral Tales. it will he his eniicavou i rto point out, what s 'apt to be amiss :-: T h e Bees, by Lac: , Fenr. in regard to Wait': at Schools• ..New Plans olEducation an:: . _Village Alaid, or Dart: Barton's'Nforal Stories. Lambert's Advice to . :ii Son and Da{! • I- ,- adopted, and in part-With si_recßsi;,, 'But the Pupils of mo. e ,.ner. dery Improvorneift would riOf - all beare'being reviewed. by . , . .: Locke Rousseau, and Day. 'Chose great. assertors of mai- . tlalt Bound, Vc 4 ,ll.ith B.,:ks, _is, fist. A c i i ,, treated helplessness, regarded the Body equally with tile , A Visit to tlitt'Aviary.. Mind. It will not, therefore, be arnis-to•-bt.:::tow some Con- Tales of th4Arbolir. sideration on the means of :ibtaining.a robust Constitution. ‘ Mon3el, or theThree'Cifts. And as in• fixing the destination of young - Persons we are too Mond' Altrtf6witents. 'pt to slight Medical coosiderations. t he Author shall save' ,Edward, orthe k-ounciling. some unavailing rcgret.if he can obtain 101 l thern_their (Mc Erti_.:rauted Miituor.- _. weight. . Juvenile Stories . and Tales, .. Printed thr R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-y,ard, I • • C hp:cc 'fares.. . London ; -sold by I. Callow, OroWn - court , and T. Cox, in • Lnitian Cottage. the Borough; E. - Lalfou-r, - ,Ediiihrugh •H. Ccilpal., and M• Printed for Verpor and Hood, No, jr, Poultry, and T. Gilbert, Dublin ; asid by ail Booksellers. Harris, zu.iccuss6r to. Mrs. iNewbgry, St. Paul's Church-var . [PRICE SIX PENCE: GENEIML POST OFFICE; ' Saturday, Dec. Igth, i8or: WILLIAM WHALLEY 13 EATSONI, charged with robing the Prightori Mari,' pear 4a yt- Grinsttadi in .71t?y 'art, brtihe tie. , of liorshom Gaolyesterd4 He wore. the Gaol Dre:rs,_ green' andyellow,`4l h.i l no Fetters He is a . bottt z 6 Years of Age, Fiin. Pert Den inches high ; is of a dark fresh Complexion, 6r0<1.?/z Hair cut'shcrt ; Las grey Eyes; and is a little pittei with the Small-Pox; iras a soft Manner of speaking—be ware a white Flannel Under-scaistroat, faced-xis& Red. Whoever shall appreboid the said William Whalley IleatsoN and secure-hire in.any of His Majesty's Goals in this Xivdosn, within One Abort!), will be paid a Reward of . , . FIFTY POUNDS. fay Command of His Majessy'j Portmister-Gener.l4' FRANCIS FkEELING, Sec. In a few Days will be published, , In.Tvsiat Volunies; Duodecimo, illustrated with Seventy-two . Copper-plates, Qt Four-foottd Aaintals; price his , in hoards, or i6s. bOund - .. THE NATURAL HISTORY of QUADRTJ . 1 5 EDS, intended as a Companion to the Natural His tory of Birds, for the InstruCtion and Arrhisement of Young Yea sons. • - Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may -h.... had; The Natural Hist, lty Pirds, , with upwarcts Oiie-Hin - tdr:ii.•Piitte, iu 3 vols.. price 13s. or with the-Plates coloured, a's. in boards: ANGIBAUt.)..s :: -Ptc:Tt)RAL LC)ZENGtS of BLOIS. rrHESt Lozenges; which have been sold in -1 Englinct Upwardgz of one hundred and. Yeats„ were i-uvented uy eh:ales Algiband, formerly of Blurs, 'Alpo thdcary to nib then .K ing of.Frattee-, and. -i-Jave been . .. Conveyed by Assi , ' nnwat of the ori&inal.Reck;iilt to the present "Proprie tor; by s. hartf:s Arfgibaud,:his ,wlio "lias..rtsted. for Inor:: thdri severity Year. hi St. Martitt's--lane, London. Tliev are founded upon just Medical Prineiples, arid are a. ritost and eticelual Rzine.dY for , Colgll3, Colds, and Disurk ers of the Lungs. • By .their sk,...thing quality .th63 , ,* quadzij,'remOve , Catarrhs; or troublesbine ti6cling Coughs, and atibrd great relict in Sore Throats, sor - ciii:S drllie Breast, and Asthrnatie Coniplaints. Sold by A ppointinent.of the Proprietor, in Bo'xts, thcl, Cl:.!), duty included, be Mr. -Nk.'wbery, No, 45, S Paul's; Tutt, at the ROyal• Ex,hangd"; Messrs. Bayi-y and Blew, .Cockspor - street ; r. Wade's, Old Bond-strcet ; Mr..febonit, No. tic, and Mr. 'Pidding, No. 76,•Oxford-street; Mr. Ward, N. 324, I-lolborn; and Mr. Clarke, Nn. 269, Borough. It ERELLI's TINCTURE; for Cleaning, Pre 11'1 serving,. and Beautifying .the Teeth, 'sweetening the breath, removing bad Tastes in the Moi-it h, cures the Scurvy in the Curas,relieves the most excruciating Tnotto.ack it a moment, and radically cares it in a few minutes. The Pr,,_ - prietor of this celebrated Tincture - , so universally known throughout Europe, the Low Countries, Germany, &c Sx.• at the request of several persons of distinction (who have' sought for it on their return from the Continent, nut without success), has at length been prevailed on to otter it in a mate general way to the Nobility anti Gentry, by placing it in the hands of Mr. tial4 of Gerrard-street, 'Soho; Patentee of thC Violet Soap, as his Bole Agent for the Sale ofthe Tinaure.— As a security against imposition, each Bottle will he sealed with the Proprietor's Initials, D. M. and the Agent's name, in his own hand-wilting, on the outside wrapper and bill of direCtions-, ASk it ivronifes i Zooi.icte . Sold in bottics at' 2s. 9d.,stainp included ' at the Ware house, No. 4_6, Gerrard-street, , Soho ; and at the Ofi;:e, NO. in; Bank-buildings, Cornhill. ; also by such Venders as have the Agent's appointment. Cause latet, vis est Notissimal THE Restorative ANIMA .01 QUASSIA, in the form of Pills, lately invented and prepared by HALLAM and Co. which- is found an inameatato and in_ comparable Remedy for , , Weak ; relaxed; and debili- Hypochondriac Afnaions, rated Constitutions, Haoitual Purgings, , Loss of Appetite, Nervous Weaknesses, Pains and Weakness of the -The deleterious Etteds of hot • Stomach, . Climates or intemperance: In short, in most cases where, the constitution has been re-. , duced and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora- . „ . , tire effeas are eqtially astonishing'and unprecedentad. The antiseptic. powers of - Quassia are too well known to require further comment; ar.o the restorative effects of its " CONCENTRATED E X TRA c-T"• certainly entitle that Preparation to the highest estimation and confidence •of . ' the . i Nervous and Debilitated . " and u) such it is at this seasow - • particularly recommentled, not- only as a RestoratiticLtottokoo f sate Preventative of Contagion front iiifeCtou's 'and'epirlernisp • • . Diseases, so generally „prevalent. . , —....- ..., . The remarkable Case of Colonel. Oliver, proch:44 byTeleeS - :.:. - o' ~._ . sive heeit„and fatigueoit. the Siege of Seringapatani,.‘of witielt" • • . w. .shall give the Coloneps own account) ; is liere'brtitiilit" . forward, as it roust do away every doubt of its efficacy,' fi and display the restorative powers of the Medicine. . - - No. IS, Wigrnore-street, Caveodish-squire, • ' . it a, ' - ' 'February to, offot. • In the late Campaign inAndia (which terminated so fortu nately .• for the British Eropire),• I was exposed * , during r ..,, march tlirov"lithe Mysore, to excessive fatigue and a hom ing sort; 'that enervated my whole systemO which iucreased rapidly in the-Course of the Siege of Seringapataro ; during wirielo , fronotlie• dampness of,the entrenchments, I was at tacked Wint-a- violent dysentery, and by further exertion in the 'carrying by-assault this important place,. as so far re duced as' to be. rendered incapable Of - further'. service ; the • whole Systernhad received a shock tha(threatencd immediate dissolonon, no-part of it seemed longer 'capable of perform. , itig its proper function"; the stomach and bowels-were unable.. to retain the small - quantity of food taken, which passod off immediately ; the nervous system and muscular tiores. acre ec i oa lf,y,atledod with constant tremor and debiliry o - „ to such . a . degree as to render-even-walking extreinely difficult. • This .. affeCtion, with the constant nitration in the stomach and bowels, produced continual pain and. fatigue. During •my passage w England, I - had every = assistance without the smallest advantage. On my arrival I procured medical aid Afrom every quarter that was thought likely to attOrd relief, ,and for several months- attended regularly to the medicine and regimen prescrib4 by my Physicißns, Nvithout.receiving the least hen:Mt: . Jrrq/Ctober• last I calleit on you, to inquire if Hallam and Cp.'s 'Extract, or Anima of Quassia, was likely to be of Serviee'in my hopeleSs-siluation. I- took it frBin - .your recorronendatiOn, - and have'the happintis of reel ing myself perfeetly restored; and that by taking a-few boxes only. • A few doses produced an ease. and regularity in the stomach and Owels, that had not i.v.n experienced since the first attack - of the disorder. Its short; the whole train of dis tressing symptoms were soon effectually relieved, and-I, iiavo nOw tile liapoinessto enjoy . a state of health I had little rea son to expeot. • - - -. To B. Shaw, No. 74oBorough, London. - Many additional proofs of its efneacy, too numerous for in sert.onhere, tirouon equally.singular and - .vefl attested, niay be seen in . aPamplilet, delivered'gratis as above, to whit* . we refer the Val , tudinari4n. , . • The Proprietors Hrtieolarly niqucst rutchaseis will he careful 'to observe cacti oox - has •a• certificate, • signei , r in red ink, " E. Hallam and C 0.." •torlito -Other can , possibty be genuine. - _. . _, - • . . Sold 'whoPsale. only by B. Show, V o.• 74,' BoroUth ; and r retail, by, laxter anti" Coo Edinburzit and Ultsgenv o , , anti one vender in every Town,- in- boxes or Ss. and zo3. On. e,a‘h, . tindlarge packages, containivi, live_s3, b 0244, ii, zs, lia4h, du,ty included. - - i ••• •