The Sun. — London, England, 1801-02-24 00:00:00

- I _ ! , e.: .i-iY.-;F 4 itj ' ', . —.7: , . :727 : —. 7""" --- "'"7. ~.. , . . • . .. \. • . ..,...,.. ... 0 ... • • ...,, . . ... 4 . -• ~,,,,.. !,...^ , • . .. • , . liii . • . • f,., ' - ..* • . * J,,10..': . 6 , ' 4 '"'"' 7 . . - . • . . ... , . • , . . .. . , . . . . ..... z.. .4*-,.., .i. ...-4'. - -.„..„. .-!.. 2. :4 0 , ‘ - ' ... ... ,- .3., 44 4 1. • J-- - r ....., .._ j% ~„ ---:...; • .• S -, —•-••• - • -....-, , N. .• . . ... t.4 ., - , ,ktf r. , 0 . •' - t4 ~,..,;,, 01r . , 1 4 1°. 1 1. 4 °1 . • //4,'", . s 1f ii..... i . . ..... • .. ..., v \ I 46 v . . . . .II• . . , TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 180 j. iIL'IVIBER 2630.] [PRICE SIX E. NEVER ACTED. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•I t ANE. TTHIS PRESENT EVENINd, February 24., Their Majesties' Servants will att a new Drama, n Five Mks, called DEAF AND DUMB : Or, THE ORPHAN PROTEC TED.. With a New. Prologue and Epilogue: The Chara6tets by Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C. KEMBLE,-k- Mr. BARRYMORE, Afr..KEMBLE, Mt. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SIIETT, Mr. TRUENIAN; Miss ?OPE, MOUNTAIN, . And Mrs. SPARKS. WITH • • A new scotch Ballet, called • nt.iit DANCING DAYS. AND' February 16, 'Sof, 'THESE ate, by Order of the'lkight Hotiodr. L able the LORDS, and others, A..:0-MMISSION ERS Int managing the ; A tuts of • t tut k 0 N' A L HOS PI - TAL at CHELSEA, to giVeitoth:4 that HIS - ftlAikSTi has Oren' pleased to command, thAt all Out-Pensioners bolonging to the said Hospital, resident in London or with in Twenty-five Miles thereof, (the Out-Pensiotters from the lete Horse Guards and Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal - Regirnent of Horse`wards, such Men as, by the Hospital Books are now moiethan Fiftv fire Years of Age, or had served TWenty-live Y'cars in the - Army previously to theit niseharges, and thOse,who have lust aii eye.or a • With exceptel,) del pursonally,and Regi mentally appear at the said' Hospital, on the Day under- Mention'ed andappeinted for thetit respectively, when aiu. where attendance will be given, Alum Nine o'clock in the Moiiiing till Thiee in, the Afternoon, iii order 'that such of them, as on eNainination kl)411. be found fit, may be sent to G4trlsoa Duty only, viz. U F. S D'AV , the 4th February. The Pensioners front the Dra,;ooti Guards, . the late 31; 4th, aid 311 Regiments of Hum, those froui the s.tvi:C.ll itegnitents of Diago - ons, I:dm:lisle 'Cavalry, the Itritish I,egion Horse, and the Royal Wii - ttgottcrs; as also the Pensionets from the ist Regiment of t oot (.; oitv.ts. WEDN S,I)AY, the. eith Fehrtiay: The, Pensioners - ?ttun the Coldtreant-and 3d Regiments of Foot Guards ; As also those from the 1;t itrgi►ueut of I'99U to the stlt root inclusive. THURSDAY, the z6th February. Those froln the 6th It eAtirient of , Foot to the ;it!), of Foot inehtsive. • - FRIDAY, the 4.7 th 'February. Those from the i6th Regiment of Foot to the bath of • Friot SACRED MUSIC. • This Day was 'Dedicated, by Permission, to thy RiAla Hon. the Earl of NlALdtxsauTty, A SELECTION of the most-admired Pieces of .(-11:' VOCAL MUSIC front MILTON',; In MN and the ANTHEMS, adapted to sonic 4.. f the choicest ,fusic at the greatest Italian aril other VoraOi Composers, by the-late JAMES Esq.. arranged and published - by.JaSEIMI CORFE, His Majesty's Chapels Royal, and Organist 9f the. Cathedral at 8141;i:out). • •' N. li. ThtVbeautiful Airs of .Pergolese, !:c. as sung by Mr. Bookman. Master Elliot. and Miss Jackson, the iste Festiva of Music, Salisbury-, 'are. pr;nted in this Volume. , . . To be and at all the principal Music Shops in London, Bath, &c. and at Mr. Cartes, Salisbury, prrce - tas. Alsir a Trearisenn Singing, price Los. 6d. :.~ . ;: This L)a w?..re. published, In Octavo, Price ss. 6d. in boards, 'THE THREE BOOKS of .M. TERENTIUS VAR RO, c.oncerning Agriculture. Tr:indite:l by the Rev. T..ow i en, M.A. of Queen's C.!ollete, Oxford, and itcdot of Upton Scudantere, Ozfunt, at.tite University Press : Sold by I._ Cook: ; and by . l , , and C. Rivington, St. Puts Chur.;h-yard, and T. Egerton, Charing-cross, London. THE .VETERAN TAR. . - On Thursday, the Historical Play bf Cyntbeline, with The Veteran Tar. , • On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. . 1. - .IIEATRE-AOYAI., COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, February 24., will he perforenctl a Cooirdy, THE POOR GENTLEMAN. MONDAY' the ENGLISH IN LOTTERY 1411CINS DRAWING. • THE SCHEME CONTAINS - Prizes of £.30,0.70. The Principal Characters by !Tr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDE.Ist, Mr. FAWCETT. Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. TOWNSEND, Mt.• EMERY, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. DfrVENPOR.t, Mr. WADDY. Mes, GIBBS, Miss SIMS, Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. 20003 lo t c'Ja , The frOloitte to bc sp'okrtt by Mr. BETTERTON. And an Epilogue by the Charadets. SAT (IR the 28th February. Those from the 66th Reghtitnt of root to the 134th of Foot inclustic; - as al;o the Pensioners from Lord Strat haven' „ Majors kiv7aller's,,L fiord's, and Fi , ...,h's.Corils,; the, Royal GJrrisith Loyal Irish, Qiwett's hangers, the Ferible Corps, Cinque, Port - and Lancashire Volun. teeN ; the sAiital American and other Corps ;- _likewise thu Pen4ioner,3 front' the reduce Relniitents of Marines, the Indeppulent Companies, those froin.the ; Militia, and those who have been In-:T.'ensiOntrs gr*. Chet sea . „ • His Majesty has on this occasion thou,. ht tit _to declare big trarimis intentiOn, that none of thi...4.)tlt.Pensioner3, Nola, ,rtav be iblincl fit fur duty, shall be N..qufr.lt to anywhere but in the. Invalid Corps ; :that every man round lit for duty,. skill be .entittel. tin hip arzivar at the Garrison` to :which he shall:be sent, to ' tevtiven Bounty ot ONE POUND . PI V F. -SIIILLI,NGS, or so hutch ther.:.of as shall reinairti, after supplying. hint wiih proper Nects - sari6 ; and those who,.on -exan4 oat too, ar. - 'finte.d.c.olit for duty; disinisse;l with 'plopor tiovate sith,i , itenrc to carry them hacK to their tionies: ',it -.is fort n4r notified,. :that all such of th, Otit.ren6ionev;, as wcll :lout the Cavalry as.lnLintry, (except - ss afbresaid) who _shall not appear at the • I -at the turne herein ntnliuint d, nt ohediein ,• lib Nlaje4ty!s Coitinuirals, • wilt be cypsid7:red in i.t s is 4 provitiol for by Coleronwoi, or as .tiztal, and Ha accordingly be Struck 011 . rhtr Bucks of thellitr-Pen qah of the said HOvitali. wit tiout. any Lirospca of being rotored thereto. •• •G. t.iST; . . • • ectetary and' Register. Jun ........ ir - PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Thur6day, The Poor *Cultlanai, with Il Bondo. HALF A N 111.1.1014 01, 7 MONEY Sterling in Prizes. Pan of the Cut' wl I I Wi.ictertninci its Ulltiel; liirst,Dra‘‘ 11 T IC • Day t0,00:1 29th DAr zo,oce) Ditto; 3 3 d IL I ). . Ditto, 4cth Day 2,4,0," • The I'RIZT.S cat tlik LOT ERY wilt bo Oa at the Uslliii tittle itt HILL 'AIOZILY without ;MY DiSt.TPailt nt thltkitii:M. 'PICKETS and SliAlkES of TICK ITS are soiling at - every LIC.ENSE 1A sg' I- 11L Lia Eng hind, Smtlanit, and the. t'tiZe paid op - The New Comedy will be performed every Tuesday and fitursday during Lent. Satuvday, Every Man in His Humour, after which will be produced a new Grand Historic. Pantomime Drama, called ?muse, or the Desolate Island. ORATORIOS AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.MORROW:EVgNWG, February :ph, will be performed the Siirred Oratorio of FEBRUARY . PRICES. - - • - 1 7 9 ; 41 tlalfS :8 0.„ Eighth - .2 5 .6 , Quater - to 4 • Sivbfentlk - t 3 6 Ttekets will rise . gtatitially as the Drawing approaches, and will not be cheaper. ' • Persons itt the Conntry may be supplied ;with Vickers or Shart,s, the same 35 if present, by iaebding post Oitice Ortirri, , good bilis, Cash, of hank Istotc . , to any ticenst..xl. Lottery Office. THE MESSIAH, Compooed by G. F. HANDEL. la of Parr 11. A Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, by Itfr. FIELD (Pupil of Mr. CLEMENTI.) Ticket ~I And on Friday will be performed, for the only time this Season, THE CREATION. Cornposrd by G. HAYDN, Mus. D. Mato' , " Capella to his Serene Highness the l'fincenf E 3 T YRIIAZY. Und of Part 11. a Concerto on the Violin by Mr. C . Principal Vocal Perfbriners, Mrs. SECdND, Miss TYRER, Master SMITH, • (Then' td Appearance) And Madahie DUSSEK, Mr. INCtEDON, ' Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. DYNE; • Mr. TAMES NIAHON, atid. Mr. DENMAN. Arnons• the Principal instrumBotal PertUrtners, arc • Leader of the Band,. 'NI r. 4 t..;'. ASHLEY. °eon, Mr. 5. ASHLEY. .The rest of t4c. Hand, and the Chorus Jes, which will.be vim/emus and curn?lete, by the must approved l'er for iners. The whole under the Dirc6tion of Mr. A S fILEYf Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery u. Upper Gallery ts. 1' Nees for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. .Brandon, at the 116x-011ice in l-tart-street. , Half Prige tes tucual, at - Nine o'Clock. Doors. to be opened at Six; and to begin at Sevep o'Clock. ,* MOZART's R.EQUIJiM will be repeated nest week. „ Lcrt:T E Q POPE- respeafttily acquAnts the Pulapi c in J. general, and his Fricnßs• in particular, that the y IS on the very point of drawing (Monday next). An extensive Variety of Tickets and Shares, by ta ex ceeding any Office in London, is now . on Sale at his Of. tier No. ta, corner of the Royal hxchange, fronting tin:. 11,titk of Eng: . 4. croi-- rnmeidiat6"application is wartirularly solicited. as every- - appoapince-iniikatos*‘‘noUktrala9 pdvatwo in the price.ot Tickets and Shares by next rriday and Saturday... ~ ENGLISH STATES LOTTERY. To begin Drawing the zd of Mari.li, tgr:i Q WWl' and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, LON.. DON (established in.the Year 17i9') and at their State Lottery Offices in Dante-street. DUIILIN, and Troll. gate, GLASGOW, ure appointed to sell the Tickets and Stamped Shares of the English Lottay, agreeable to Act of Parliament. .„ , BAIWE; . . ACONII\4I,TTEE , of the Worshipful cbm.. P.V. 4 4Y of 'MINN Elt. Will,intxt.af,their H a ll, • 'en DowgateAlill, on Thursday the 12th Day 'at' , March ne:Sr, prceist•ly at Eleven WC:IOA, to 'receive PRO PO:. SA LS for BL/11.1)1 tic 4 WEW BARGE for the CON!- 4NY. _ . . . . .. , l'articulars of the Plan, ftc. may be had by applying at the-Clerk's (.: Ince at the Rall. . _ l'lntig)REDlTOßS . ..by.Mortgle, ,Bon0; I otherwise, of BAK F.R 19 RO i.RTH CON, of She.p. tart Mallctt, in the County of Sod,:isd.t, Cent: arc de_ to tfatisteiit an. ALcokalt of t h e i r , roc 1- 461 11 4 . - ilgakst hint .to • Mr..oc.ks, AttornLy at Law, i n Stlept6iffi• • liar afore4aid, CLASSICAL ASSISTANT. 7( ]CANTED in a Classical School, an ASSIST.. 1 , V ANT.. Any Centhntalt.clOtrous of an Engage. merit in aSchool,' who has bean used to the Eton Cram. snar, and .has a facility in trka.king Latin VirSes,, , n4Y tb the Rev. Mr. - neytick.. at ttilcater. 11c most' Lattsfaaory Testimonials will be Vcquireci. TQ TIIE FACULTY. A NY • PHYSICIAN that is not 'yet ► fixed, or that does not find hi,i 40nation correspond . y, itti his wishes, nay hear of tilt; TrWit favourable oiTortunity, in succession to a Gentleman whp Ills been long in prac tice, and i$ about to retire, and in one of the principal towns in Ettsland. . Persons qt Ch ara Ct er and Respeitability applying per sonally, oibvletter, with their real signature, post-p.ucl, at No. 59, Watling.,street,• London,. wig' be inforincd of every partteular. TO THE CARIOUS IN - ' FISH --SAUCE. A CAUTION TO 'FAMILIES . ; 13URGESS's ESSENCE (7F ANCHOVIES. T HF, great Reputation . which . . Mr, BURGESS' has gained hy • his . Essence of Anchovies, and ether Rich Sauces for Fish-Sauce,,Sttmed Beef, fished Calves Beads, Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fowl, and (;acne, With many Delicacies for the Thle, 5;,;,!-board and" Store.room,'vyhich . are there fully exprei e sed in liis•Cata-,. .loguo (he being the I nyentor of them), ..has induced many persons to givethe same name to artfc‘les entirely &Wilco, which are vended at many shops in London, by persons Who go to the principal towns in England,. Ireland and Scot land, to solicit Orders'of Tradesmen and Inn-keepers, 'Who in consequence are often scrvedmith a rious sort, of very inferior tiality, : which is not only an imposition, but a great disappointment to 'Families who ptirc.:ase than With a view of having good . Sauce to their I 7 &c. - 'N.B, None are his genuine, but what have. this . on the label, " Burgess's Ori , -inal and Sup..,rior of Anchovies, No. I°7, Stratit Corner. tit' Savoy Steps, London." West India Merchants Planter . , Officers of thei.,.sL7i: and Army, supplied with Rich Sauce 4 of every etesc.•: 4 ,- tion for Fish; Hashes, Cold • Me.iii, Acc . . SAil44 4)11, Pickles awl Mdstard, Pickled Bcel in Reim's aad Bris kets, Pickrirtripc, kc ltc.`. properly prepaii4 for keep ing in arty Climate, by J, burscsi 44 Son, as above, upon thy shortest notice.' . • • OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL:COMMISSIONERS. , No; 7, Austin- Eyiars, Feb. 24, Oat . /714 E COMMERCIAL . COMMISSIONERS for the CITY of LONDON and its Vicinity, have observed; that many ptrsons have mistaken the Principle of the Ads for levying a Duty on Income, and particular ly the meaning of tile Ailt of last year, and have thereby been subjected to great inconvenience, and in many, ease; been assessed in diftierent places ; the Commissipuers are therefore induced to otter, and earnestly to recommend the tbllowing explanations to the attention of - the, Public, as it will be their duty henceforWard .to - enforce the.Proei siOns of the several ACts,.without regarding the inconve nience td which those w ho neglect to conform to the _Lew will be liable. , The Acts 'of le Geo. 111. cap. 13 v. and of 34 and .40. Geo. 111. cap. 49„,Lequire, sat, That all Persons dng4ged in Trade or MantifaOure carried on in London or - Westminster, the Boroogh of Southwark, or in any of the Parishes ,in the County 01 - • Middlesex, Essex, Kent, or Surrey, any, part :of which Parishes lie within Ten Miles of the Royal Exchange teA cept such whose Incomes trout Trade do not amain:: to 'load:), shall deliver in their Statements to the Coniniel cial Commissioners for the City of London and its _Vici nity i • and the Income:of every such Person is coartitable only by the said Commercial Commissioners, ad, That the Whole I ncome of every Person (whether engaged in Trade or not) shall be stated and paid ter in one and the same Place, and that no Person's income shalt be divided, so as to he charged in different Distriets k ex cept in the caseof a Person engaged in hoe than e ll e Part . nerrhip, or more than one Concern, carried on - in Afferent Places. Then the Whole Income of each. Partnership must be stated distinctly, and be paid for in the Place where each respective 'Business is carried on; and the As esessments must he made on each Concern, and on all the Partners for their I ntereat therein, either jointly fur the whole Income of the Partnership, or on each separately for his respective proportion : but if the Assessment be made on the Partners jointly tbr their trading Concern, the private Inconie of each must. be g,ivets. in separately ; and in case such private Income falfsliort of toot a year, the proportion of Income derived front Trade whet be de clared, in order to ascertain the Rate of ASseasment ; yet in this particular case the parties May elect to pay on e their private Incense, at either .of the places where they - arc assessed et! their Trade; but they Will be expected to declare in their Statements 'where such private In come are to be paid for. . ,3d, That in the case of a Trade or Mannfa . Clure nf one . joint Concern, but carried on in aiirereht Di'stritle, the principal Partner may eled in which thee Statements of all the Partners shall be delivered ; but they must all go to the same Board, where the private I in.:omes, crust also • • be uise4eft. 4th, That -- all Persons engaged in Trade ortilanitfaie ture shall apecity the. District where they :were assessed in the last year, and oil what average, or on What . years their Statements were made out ; and in casns.of Partner ship, the Statements utuat contain the moue and resi. • (Unix of every Partner, and whether the Statement of the former Year conelined the joint or set ituitc. 1 ecoines of the Partners, and betorc what Commissionenethey were as. seised. sth, net ail Persons, shall distiliguish‘how Mitch of the Suits on tiara Statements is. payable on aceourit ui Trade or Manufacture, andhow much on - accouot ot-Itt come derived from other sedrce or sources.. The ACt of 39 Cho. 111. cap. aa, requires, . . 6th, That a ll P ersons Boole to be aseleased by thC-•Corn inertial Commissioners 411:a1 deliver 'their Statemeins of, Income on or before the ecth day of March is every year . ; . any,detault indelivering, the Statements in due iiitW, or in complying with the several Directions : prescribed by the Act, as ro the tuntleof makin g taeiti our; or any neglect or: refusal to return a Sellidgle of consequence.of a Prece pt iSStiett by the ctnnniissianers, Dethulter liable to the Penetty of Twenty Potieds. The COounissinuers feel it necessary . to obscrvc, that this. Tax is laid on the Income of theeterreht yeas'; not, as has hcsal erroneously 4g:incised, on the 'mashie of the pre ceding tear: it therefore :beeernea.neceeaary to ante that • Income; divid.-d into two parts , IS?, Certain or fixed Income'. • 2d, Uncertain or casual • • cottain, .fixteal, and regular Income arises front tbegefits or Lands anti }looses t from the Interestiot - Mo; ttey,`Atuni Dividends on the Public Funds, and the like; ',lid is to he ascertaineat at the time of delivery of the S tate merus, according to the Sion whielt it -will produce be. tv. Le) the sth of April del, and the sth of April 1802 e e:.l soon everv.subsequent Year. Secondly, Acome to he deiived front Trite Ind other sucti4ilceßevenue is considered as uncertain or casual, anti its probable arnbunt is therefore to be-estimated from Oho was. the. actual *duce of the preceding year; or me. i:ording to an average of the three last years, every' such .yearjto be considered as.completed On the .3 tst 'Decem ber, or at such time Of the year as the party has be,3‘ ae ettstoined to`ntake up his accounts, but in no, case later than the day limited for the. delivery of Statentent, 'that is, the Thirtieth Day of March. , Every Person is now bound tdcontinue to estimate. this part of his Income, on one year .or the aver* of three years, :agreeably tu e the option he has•alreatly ;rude in . :tills reepeet, All Persons becoming entitled to any Income befavieri the sth Day .of April, rBos, and the sth Dayen - April, or witlt'vi the same .period-in mnv 4tibtsetll.4eJit, year e are required to return a Statement the'reof witant ticenty days atter the, game shall have accrued, uilesstlivitoeigi , nal Statement will cover the Addition., . • - And all rerSQll6 coining into a Share nfany Trade or Arilutufature, must cat innate their inemrie for the euvent year, aecoplingito' the Income whirls such Trade tirade. • red in the preceding year, or on an average of Wier years to the Parties thei, in le session thereof. This Tax is laid on Income, not oo Expetliture - e all Income, therefore, 'the Property of Persons. resident in Great Britain,. which becomes iii any manner profitable torts owner, is liable to the Fax, betore any appropria tion of it take places in augmentation or otherwisei • All Persons who are to be assessed by the - Commercial - Commissioners are deited to scrod tbr proper Forms for. , Statements to the Office, No. 7, Anstio-ef red's, and to be very careful in correctly filling up the Blinks. • • No Statementa can be received - as valid, which are not complete. . . 7 • TIIO. Sec. OFFICE OF COMNIKRCIiL No. Austin Friars, Fe15'2,4, 1801. THE Gomniercial Commissioners - for the City I of Londdn and its Vicinity, hereby give notice, That in pursuance - of the' several Acts, tot granting certain PlitleS upon - Neon*, they have appointed ,their 'Secre tary' THOMAS MAK SHAM, 'Esq. to receive' Statements of iitconie from all Persolls' engaged in Trade or Nl.inu fakture entitled to.,be assessed by them within "be Liirtita of their jurisdiction. The Statements are to' be sealed np,. and 'addnmseCl to the said THOMAS NI Aft S 11AM, Esq. and to Ir. delivered at this °ince, where attendance will be given to rei.tive the same every day (Sundays excepted) froth Ten o'Ctikk in the Forenoon until Four In the-Afternoon. • " " - Every Person bringing a Statement is to receive a Num ber at this Oifiee, by which Number he is to demand the Certificate onus Asseisinent when . • THOMAS MARSHAM, Sec. N. , Proper Forms, with Blanks tine making out Stateinents, may be had at this Qtfice, Tor iirtinning Term, from Licly,dily or MidsinnineP next, in eithor the Counties Somer4et,Gloucester, , Wilts, or Betts, n ot less than:Ficrr - Miles from Ilondotr, where, the Roads aro thoreighly good,- A" mRN BU ILT FAMILY MOUSE, in • good Repair, cOmpri;ing not less than six best Bed chambers, Dining, Drawing, and Gentleman's Rooins, of -good dimensions, and instable Otliees and Sin - yams Rooms, with Stabling and Conch-house, a Walled Gkir den, and from Twenty-livc to Thirty Acres of (Ars Ladd contiguous. • Particulars to be sent , to htr. Wranghtn, Stekluo6 NA.. so, New Bond.strcct, Loudon- I • DAWCINC---PRIVAT TUITION. SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS. /R. HOPKINS has'the Honour to, inform the .1% / 1. NOBILITY, GENTRY, OFFICERS in the ARMY And NAVY, and his Fricieds in general, that he continue.; to instruct Gentlentep ant Ladies in the Most elegant Variety of the SCOTCH and I RISH.,STE PS, with all the modern Requisites of DANCING the MI NUET, LOUVRE, COTILLIONS, HORNPIP‘ES,. REELS, and ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCES, after the most approved and fashionable Style t and the cows , : of their Attendance made conveciept to themselves. He also attends at Home such LadieS . and Gentlemen as ho nour,him with their Address, by an neplication at his Re sidence, Coaelynaker's Hall, Forster4tine,_Clieapside. . . . . PARENTS AN!) GUARDIANS Entrusted with the Education of Youth ' may in 2 short tines, nave tlwiti i'mnpletti.i , formed to apitm• to the first Cif,:les with that Ekgance and distittgutsited Ease which is ev!!ratton4nt on Politeness and Good Breeding. " arding.SehoOlsatt - ende 7 d. • Wit. The Morning Academy, for -Ladiesbnlv, is open, and xvill be continued till His Majesty';; trout Eleven o'Clock till Three. PLACES under GOVERNMENT, anti MONEY CONCERNS. • hBE DISPOSED OF, an Appointment: of oot. p 9 t. 3001. and soot. per ann.. Gentlemen that have intere3t,may be lammed it n several genteel Ap pointments of 601.' 701. 801. tool. 'sot. 2ool: 3001. .wool. 6001. Roof. thool. and tsool. per ann. at Rollie and' Abroad. Commissions: in the Army for ,Sale and Ex change. Three Thousani Pounds immediately ready for. the 'purchase of an Annuity upon Land or Funded Pro petty, or any other eligible Security, for the il t ite of the grantor. or • Grantee, .or redeemable. Persons possessing real Incomes for Lite arising front Estates, Houses, Mo.. nev in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Church Livings,-Jointures, &c. "Sze. may be aecumino dated with .Stints to any amounf,; redeemable at their Option, and their affairs transatled ` , With secresy and dis patch.. . • Personal Applications to Melville.anil Co. No. 7, Ce cil-street,'Stranct, from Eleven till Three o'Clock. No Letters received hut what are paid. Melville and Co. inform Gentlemen that hold Appoint ments under GevernMent, that wish to retire, and have intetest-to . proeure a Transfer in favour of Parsons of Re tbey,ean make a compliment of from Three to Seven Years Salary for the same. N. K. Government Secutitie.ibottglit and sold.- . . This bay was published, Prite Half-a',Crown, DONIESTIC UNION; or, LONDON AS SUOULD, BE Containing Obseriations on the present state at' the Municipality of Ltintivo ; with I Inw for its extension !tiptoviitnl;nt ; together with • Reinuiis; en the West India Docks in the Isle of Dogs; the NV,,ppii),.; Do.:1;s; the Projeth; for Improving 1,011;1,11.. Brid.:,e; awl New Icon 1 idte across the th*C:ol:ilZin the South-side of thu kiser ; arid the :-.;vtiatNew it teets under present BY 111 -` AUTIiV ft ot the PQRTENTOUS Li LOBE. l'optilutts Cities please me .theil, , And the' inisy olltien:" Vtioftd ic.6.,Walctr, Charilig-crows; and told by J. Scwell, C.:kJ:IOIAL REMARK. . As Tickets have risen in price, and ill, in all proliabi. lity, continue to rise, it does ;not, appear that any otf.:r to " " fake back Tickets or Shares, return isuieliase Money , on the Saturday preceding the Drawing,' can he of advantage to the Public; hut'to those who think other wise, Sw tyr rind Co. bt.l.leave to say, that they. :mi. .equally ready as any OifiCe in the Kingdom-it° make such engagement, if required at the time of the porchttse: - Country Correspondents, remitting Bank Notes, Casli, good Bills, or Post-Office Orders, will have Tkkcts ur Shares sent them, pd an account of their success :1S soon Sw i r:•r and Co. hava been rentukably tortunate to the Public, in the sale of Capital Prizts in ftte.iii,e Lottcries. • STATB-I.O'II'ERY' ibr 1300. D . • Begins rawing the ad of Alarch, 1801. Tu'TICIKETS arc Soldand Divided into' HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS and SIX I . TEEN'rIIS, by lIA4ARD, BURNE and Co-. Stock . Brokers, at their State...:LotreryMtlice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where eIW on their ac count. All Oates sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to Act of Pad:aim:tit, and also ‘‘ . ith the Crown, anti round it Hazard and Co.'s Lottery- Letters, post-13.'4; duly answert4l, and Schemes, gratis., Orders, accompanied with short dated Bills on Ltindon, or POst-Ottice Orders, punctually attended to ; ma to prey; vent ini§talzes as, wcil as delay, Correspondents are .re. quested tc trasinit thiltu by Post. ' • Bank,Tudia, and Couth Sea Sucks, with their several, Annuities, litaia jionds, Exchequer Bills, and all kind of Government Securities, bcutglit and agild by Connulisilo. •-• PPitCHASEItS in the LOTTERY SECURED from LOSS. No. 4, CORNIiKb, LMTBON. MERCHANTS BANKERS, LOTTERY SOCIETIES, and-the PtlllLlc in ge,neral, AT4 rCSpettftlity iathrined, that TICKETS or .SHAMES purchale4 la the present ENGLISH , LuvrE RY the., above Old Established Office , • (One of the Contraelors with Government for the said Lottery), • • 41140AGtS TO TAKII SACK On the Saturday berine the -Drawing, or return the • Purchase Money, Should T i 4fX tr s or Su Ait Es be lower than the . present Priie.• Purchasers at the above, Office will therefore, have the double Advantage ; they MAY-C; AIN BUT CANNOT LOSE.• Tickets and Snares arc scilinsin the greatest variety at the same Price as every other Ottice of Credit ; and Per sons in thc Country, desirous' of having "C ICK LTS Of SHAMES, rhay be supplied ..the same as if present, by sending Post-04fice OrdeFs, good Bills at short Dates, Bank Notes, or (gash to the Old- Estanlished Office, No. 4, L:0 1 RNIII,1.1... LONDON ; Ot The erne of the Lottery this yrar is universally ap. vroved, hndcohtains the following Capital Prizes : 2 • - 30,000 4 -of -7 5000 a - of - ao,ooo of . boa* 3 - of - 10,000 to 'of moo • 16 - - of - sots, &c. l'EaltUAltY.'l4tloES - - - .17 9 0 Half o Eighth -1 S 6 Quarter 4 to o riotteenth • - t 3, o *„'t Tickets will rise gradually—as the Drawing rep pro:wires, and will dot be cheaper, Ti‘kets and Shares aegistereit ; Money.for the Prices as soeni as Drawn ; and all Business relative to the Public transaacd with fidelity and dispateli, by 17. • SI Sli. Ticket EASIiIONABLE I)ANCIN(.;. . • PRIVATE . ALLFIN informs hianpits and .the- Pub. . itc, that he Ints . removed from H::)41011-:;goats', :Hid 14.1 i q) ,:1 -, ed lliS litW t;mv Acmd rot rai4ifilhont 1 - .),int•ini-, at !co. great Aylitilstreet, Gootiman's..tielil.i.. • - Ills At:wit:My alio at the West F.nd of the 'fowl), i, , and will continuo.op‘:o .is at t 9; Stierr.mi—tr - ;et, Crolden-squire I • at both' Ladies and ',;:itt !eaten, %Om, vtlien Children, have leartivd- impettealy, or not :it all, very sooti quite in privg.. taught to perform Aani eyety Dc..6eriptiOn of P.ince in Modern tiraetiee. 'Ora Exertions Are made to. hasten the progress of sue Foreigners, Nava and. Arthz Captain s of Ships, - Country k'esidents, and otheiti, who •‘ati devote but a sh jrt rata .to this -actximplishineht—they may . re sichrin tne hoot.: during .thrir.Tuttion.,..about a fortnight unto hC ,utlicie.nt. • er The Pedal Harp, Piano Forte, anal Violin taught; also Broad Svfind anti Fencing. The Anntial . Ball will b. on Thurotay, the nth of March. t