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THE MASQUE OF COMUS, Deafen() Dumb, or The Orphan Proteded,'totiOnuing to be received throughout With' the highest apPlaute; by :41c1 overflowing Audiences,will be repeated ever. Evening till further notice ; on Saturday, with ,Bltie jieard. . • THLA"I 4 IIE-ROY4 L, COVENT-GARDEN. T a.moRROW EVENING, Match 5,8 c , • wilt ne:pqrforrned'a Coinc,iv called THE POOR. GENTLEMAN. The Priniipal. Charattera by • 4r. LEWIS, Mr. 141,11-N.DEN, Mt% .FA.WCETT. ',Ur. IM-GHT. Mr 11 1/kRAY, Mr. TOWNS EN D, Mr. EMERY, Tar. FARIE-r, • Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY. Mrs. G-113BS, Miss SIMS, Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. - the ritlcgue to he spoken by Mr. BETTE RTON. • And an Epilog-Ile hy the Charaders. • After which will be performed. (for the 4th time), a gew Gnarl His uric Pantomime Drama in;two Parts, called • P-EROUSE ; Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. (fl Saturday, the Ccnr.ecly of the Merchant of Venice. The New Coax* will be performed every Tuesday and Thu ikciay riairing Lent.. CABINET PICTURES, NOW EXHIBITING at Mr. Iticharclson's, York_ House, No. 31, corner of Villiers-street, in the Strand,. A ssicet Collection of Thirty-two high-finish- Cabinet , Piclures, including seven by Vernet, the rest ty Cretin, and other much-admired A rtistis. Admittance One Shilling. Descriptive Cataiopes gratis. N. B. The Exhibition will finally Close on Saturday, rarch the zSth. TO BARGE BUILDERS. ACOMMITTEE of the Worshipful COM PANY of SKINNERS will meet at their nall; on Dowgate-Hill, on Thirrsday the rith Day of March Dext, pr,pcisely at Eleven o'Clock, to receive P ROPO_ SA LS for BUILDING a NEW BARGE foi the COM PANY. Particulars of.the Plan, &C. may be had by applying at the Clerk's Office at the Hall. GRANBY• INN, HARROGATE, tjORE - EVLS' respectfully informs the. Nobility, . G e ntry, and his Friends In general, that he has en cred to the above Inn, lately occupied by Mi. Dinsley, "h ero being wishful to milder every thin g comfortable and colvenie atnt for their accommodation, he hopes to merit t h e i r c roniige 311 d &tirrt. --- ANNUITY. A S many People who have considerable Pro fit. pity in the _Funds.. b..tv.e occasion fox a: Sum of Money, but who do not Ouse. to sell out or the sjoekb act-ount of their tow state ; Three Thousand Pounds is ready to,be advanced by a Lady. of forty ,nine •years of ;r t e. for an A lulu ity of Three Hundreds year lin her Life, setnreci by vesting is the bona of Trustei!s as much Stock, as the Interest of which will pay the Annuity. EnqtYirofMr. Maycock, Haberdasher, No. 56, Stan 110e-street, Clare-Market. . . SCARCITY OF MONEY. TN these unprecedentedly distradeci Times, the proposition of a pecuniary aid, wlftn it is nutlet:torn any truly respectable quarter, becomes extremely interest. ing,even to i those Vella have thevery . best•Securi ties. to oar. In this important contemplation it is, that a Man of am. ?le power, and of the first ressne . Ciability in life (which an in t e rview, •or other con fi dential correspondence;„ will evince), is happy thus to tender to People of Rank and Inflow, or to Persons Possessed of Landed, 'or equally lied Property (the . Beneficed' Clergy, or Ladies having Dowers or Settlements, in particular), any instant Sum, by Redettnable Annuity Loan, at Annuity Interest but of not less amount than zoo'. nor of more than 00:1.- to any one Palm'''. It would be idle to advance' that the, Jeachng motivz of this Address is not .to snake a legal ad vantage beyond what can: "be made by common Mortgage, ir the Public Funds; for it really is the motive ' • hut ne. verthelessevery transeaiin ariiiug from it, willevideners its being founded on principles diametrically opposite to the nutnerous alluring, yet (too generally) decepttous, of fors on this subjed in all the Daily Prints ; of course 4 on principles of integrity, secrecy, and dispateh„. and (it fol. Torn) of unfailingly yielding the most mica satisfadion to c 1•1 Borrower, an the result. • Letters only, candidly. giving the • Name and Resitlenee of tkt: respeatvo Writers, will.be notice l but evry,gen eletnanly attention will be paid to such, direded ( Postage free) to Mr. H. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, the Master of the New Chapter Cotke.'house, Duke's. court, Broad-court, Long-acre, London. — "w" No Agent, ot Broker, can be listened to. . AYLESBURY, BUCV4; rrO ,BE . SOLD, a inost Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FREE, either together Or in Parcels, situate in and adjoining the Town of Ayleibury. The Estate possessescome F ECUL A R et , “ VI LE GES and Advantages. The Manors are extensive Particulars will shortly be ready tor , delivery, and in ferrnatiort relative to the Estate may, the mean time be bad-on appl i c a t ion to Messrs. Forster Cooke, naj re rre, of Lincoln's - inn ; and to Nit . Davies • Letvicuer, nouTetsworth, 0 xtbrd.—l f the Estate is sold together, a considerable part Of.the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. • - MOST ELEGANT COUNTRY 'RETREAT. THE advance . 130 Guineas is wished from some Man of Fortune, on an occasion which will be openly given. The repayment is proposed to be made by BOARD and • RESIDEN:CE; for .one year, in a stile o f respectability singularly appropriate to the ”pee tations and feeling's of a' % Guntletitart ; and including, too, the Board and Accommodation •of a Man Ser *ant, with (if \vanted) Stieing and Carriage-standing.-- If no Servant is brought, a less advance would be made to suffice ; and' should any material absence, within the twelve month, unexpeetedly .occur 'to •the Lender, - that circumsfautcc tititt, tt. be previously ad justed. The performance of the elagagelnettl'i usi ,the part of the Advertiser, (could it bethought necessary), would be respec - tably guaTantecd. The House is a struc ture of great appearance i the beauty . andlu;altlifulness•of the situation , arc of such teal preenttnence, as to defy, the possibility of exaggeration ;•.and should the. Gcsuleinan_ be fond of domOtic well-bred Society, 'and attached to Veld-sports, and the sev4al Amusements which the first srighbeurhood tan afford) (and there are Pahl , . herei he would find himself peCuliarly, gfatitiett. It is within four or five hants ride or drive of Town, through a Coma try abounding with the fioeSt picturesque scenery irnagin. able:' It is hoped no one answer this from curiosity, and any real Letter cif with the Writer's name and address, the limit,' will hit eithanced) direited'to R.. S. T. to be -lett at Mr. Woodcock's, (late Morris's), China Shop, Grcai Queen-street, Lineolil's-Irut-fields, will be resped- Italy honoured. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, At GLASGOW; and within the TRADES' HALL, the • .Twenty-sixth Day of February, One 'Thoitsand Eight Hundred and One Years. • ! • CONYENED,, . Archibald Newbiggirig, Esquire, CooVenot, With the most part of the Deacons and • remanent Members of the Trades' House,. the whole having, been warned to attend , . as was verOed by fficei. • 1" 1-IConvenor stated to the Meeting, that he had called the House-together in conseqoencev of a Letter he had received. from the Calico-Printers in Glas gow and. the Neighbourhood, regarding an Additional Tax proOosed tb be laid by - GOvernment upon Printed - Gtiods ; and-the Lettor.having been read over, and , the subjea.rnat ter of it reasoned.upon at Considerable - length, thokeeting unanimously came to the following, Resolujimrs-: Resblved, 'that this House 'Etre of Opinion," that every Legislative , impoSition, atletting in a dire& manner th , e great Manufaeluring Interest of the Country, is.calculated to embarrass the industry and depress the g en i us o f t h e operative individuals conne6ted therewith. , • Resolved, That as the.Progperity nnd . Napppinesf of this part of the.Conntry seemsintimately conned 44 with the groWing Capital and Improvement of its ManufaCturps, that it must -therefore be of the most hurtful and dancter ouS- tattle/ICY .to; this' City: and.ifeighbouritnoil, to retard their progress. Resolved, That this 'House, as representing the foUr teen I heorporated Trades of the City, cannot see with in diftilenee the proposed Additional Duty Upon Printed Calitos, lazing of opinion, the same, if passed into a Law, will 114 highly disc ouraging to the persons engaged in the..Prititing Trade, and•contrary.to the WlOinterett of the United Kingdom. Resolved, That this Holise are most heartily willing to contribute -their quota for the Supp o rt of Governinent, . when the Taxes imposed for that eilect are laid upon great general principles ; but they are united in opinion, that it is of .great ittiportance, not only to this part of the Court 'try, bin - 4lir the welfare 'of the State, that National In. disatry befleft, free of the titters connected with. Public Stgutes. Resolved, That/Copies of the above Resolutions be transmitted by the Deacon Convenor" to the Member. of Parliament for the City, and his co-operation in the busi ness requested. Resolted, That these Resolutions , be subscribed by the Deacon Convenor and Clerk tothe House, and by inserted in the English and Scotch Newspapers. ARCHo. NEWBIGGING, Deacon Convenor. Extracted from the Iteco;ds of the. Trades' }louse, by BENJN. MATHIE, Clerk. MOT DIAMOND. March 2., tgoz, No. 9,488, Drawn this morning, and en titled to the Grand Prize of the prcoT DIA MOND, was sold by HORNSBY and . Co. at their old established'State Lottery Office, No. 26, Cornhill, who also sold, in the yo-dr 5774, the Grand Diamond Prizes in Cox's Museum Lottery. .EN,PLISH STATE-LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. • WARRANTED -UNDRAWN. The Tickets and Shares, on the very lowest possible .Terms, will continue on Sale during the whole of the Drawing of the present State Lottery, warranted tut drawn at the time of purchasing ; by which mode the Purchaser will be as secure as if tli4 Ticket or §igre had been bought before the Wheel went round. The following CAPITAL PRI itS have been Sold, Shared, and . Registered, by HORNSBY and Co. z Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. a Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Founds, 13 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds. 1 9 Prizes. of Five Thousand Pounds. go- Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. 49 .Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds. NOTICE is hereby given, That MATTHEW PEARSON, formerly of Pinglass, in the County of Dublin, but late et` rue City , of Dublin, Esq. Barrister at Law, deceased, by his last Will and Testament, bear ing date the stli Day of September, 1.192, among othert made the follOviing Bequests : To Henry. Pearson, then out of the Kingdom, and to Elizabeth Pearson, his sister, - .being tke son and daughter of Henry Pearson, formerly of Bride -street, and lopgdeceased, to each the sum of tool. ; and to each surviving Son and Grand-scut, Daughter and Grand-daughter of his cousin, Roger Pearson, deceased, tool.: and as to what should remain of his Personal For ttine, after payment of his Debts and the Legacies in'said Will mentioned, he directed that •one_eclual moiety of said Surplusage might be .divided; by his Executor, between the Sons and Daughters,• Grattd-sons and G rand:daughte rs, i.of his cousins, Henry and Roger Pearson, both deceased, share and share alike. And said Matthew Pearson by his said Will' directed, that his 'Estate of CromWellstown, and pan of Kilteel, in the County of Kildare, should de scend to his Heir at La,w, he not then knowing whom to nominate ass such. Al! Persons having any right or claim nnder the respective Devises in said-Will, arc requested to apply to Richard Pearson, Esq. sole Exe cutor of said MattheW Pearson, at No. ilog James-stre et, in the City of Dublin, stating their reSpective affinity to said Matthew Pearson, in -order that thetr'Rights may be particularly investig , ated and ascertained. Dublin, the gth Day of February ', , t, _ AN ESTATE WANTED. WANTED to PURCHASE, an. ESTATE, with •a good FAMILY MANSION, and any quantity of Land ; distance from Ten to Thirty Mile* from London. Any Person having such to dispose of, will please to address the particulars to R. W. Forbes, Esq. No. a 6, Ely.place, - Holborn. . kiitNiitiEtiliousE, PARK-STREET, WEST MINSTER. PBE LETT, R6dy FURNISHED, for a few Monthi (not more than Six), a neat small House of Two Rooms on each' Floor ; the Fumiturescdain and useful. The Terms will be according to the.tiuie for which it is taken. May bC seen any , day from Ten to Three, by applying for a Ticket to , Mr. tvhite,"Storey•s Gate, Westmmster. .FINE 'WHITE FgENCH STARCH just Arrived. TO BE SOLD, At Garraway's Colee-house, Cornhill, On Thursday, the sth of March, at Six o'Clock, by Public Sale, A BOUT FIFTEEN THOUSAND PAPERS .1„ of STARCH, in small Lots, for the convenience of S hookeepers and I' rivate Farm lies. Catalogues of which will be timely deli4ered, and Sam ples ma y e ' be sten at - T. BOWDEN's, Broker, No. - 36, Camomile- strew By VIRTUE of a COMMISSION of APPRAISE. !VENT and SALE issued out of the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND, WILL .13E - SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Golden Lion Inn, Weymouth, on. Erichy the 6th ) Day of March, 1801 at Two o'Cloa. in the Afternoon, IHE l'ollowin ` GOODS, now lying at Wey- Mouth, and there to be delivered, viz. • tO6e Cheits•Sevllle,Oiatiges, " . • 14 Ditto Lemons, . 19 ' Halt' CheStB ditto, • 135 Chests . Spanish 14.4ce, or Spanish ;Liquorice; 166 Kegs Olives, • • it Lesser K cgs:ditto. Being the entirt.'Cargo 'of the Sriedish Ketch, Flury Gunda, - Stettin Kraft master. For viewing the Goods, orany other particulars, apply 56 J. ll9rsford„ and I. 4 13ucart, the Commissioners, or stac alvi Tindal, Attalnliecri, Weymouth aforesaid; and ,also of Messrs. Paul and Hay. Le Mesurier; No. 9, Au stin Friars, Loudon. 1801.5 ASIAT4c ANN - 13,41 e REGISTkit i From ionic unforeseen CirentnStances t eke titrlitatiOlidf ponceS lAT I C REGIST4 i)al. been tutltui4:loafist to Wednesday:March rgth; when it wilrbe pub- ‘lished. ; • .r , 3 Xn One I..ark ,Valume, {To whicti is prellitedzaLCONTl NUA VIO orate HIS TORY of INDIA, comprehendjog a View of the COMNIERCI AL INTERCOURgE between tht Countrtand EUR0f...4,0.f..the Rise and Progress of the Portuguese Trade and Establishments in the East, aitd of tbe Causs: of Declens,ibn and . Vall, ASIA T THE. 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Iht:ce glee Notice., Thal thq twily to 'recei Prop:, :igripirg; (alike - iris); t:fkiftri ffiditesel4; tkr t rib of 21..eare•iff next, Awn atlY, -Per4o•44--Tqo :nay hr v4lll4te LE,T4-104 C 12114 ' , F 4 4". 11017 OPTED SITTPS t ji ; f the Battier: ab,wit I,;;A si ,` or trinvard „r • fdr ' ltfre. :- C .!;iets t ..r Servlee ; yeti, Sidpirto Pe VI -prima/ bj Coinpasei Hylitraer, _ &quipped in mil). respe . a, Ow aoret:4o ihe •41 .;eta!,, Aegitial font of 41.01'a v., as 1 4 tLeir 1-43:et‘ir & _..r4 tfr rs ta-g44- At s rt:rate cf .. ' Frac . e igit,ls:th itich aliatt•Opor fir 11#:ar-cowingowio ar is tp . k f.., :Ls OwnilY Yisl.'?ek e ztlat• shipr of the presehi".reas,;x, exiett at to the rochce sf rmaisstai.ting and retsentiog'idicars, ;ifed Aireigs: .Yeameg,•aktbere if/ill be to opporpsnify ,Rf avgkirtg 9batc. mall. • , Tke isna'ers with the 21 , 1rds ig' Ship ''erider" on tke ccver, to he severally, Ah , Vith tlx Sersiaoo:l4v4iiroPr i iitrisix, Twelve o'Croc k N,7 - 11 at,., cm de said it/4 of "Watch next, alie.r,•:vbici., le hour c, l'inder tufa le recoited.' "). - •- • - ' ' • - _: I 0741./A APRA .IW-SX f, .Sec. :. Draft of tie Terms t in axrdig c nq of t4kb tl4 laid Shim . ..la he Onet,•aionif in 'COmparotTAtifire Pti .' .ix be scot cat aPPlicandas to M. Cogg R ; Clerk to th e Cesmtittti of Shipping. D i . . E INDI4 . . 110 Mr: - ireirmary 27, !Sol. M, HE COURT of DIRECTORB,4 UPll LEL; 41).111 ) .4 NY of RElZetiri NTS a l WNC-, I.4ND tradikg to t e Ear! Indie4, do ht rely git,e iYatiee, That It General Comrt. cf the said at their HrollaC in Leadeniqa.zirm, on 7 1, 1 1 , 51ie114,11ii-1171 of .l iamb hex!, at Eleven d Cb, ja the Foreman; neben.tb r following Ur:arum:l:NJ Keroliai:n of tie Court of Dine9,,-,. f j the tub Initant, will be laid &fort the said eirnie.:l 1 ;r0.7; • . ‘.‘ The Court considering with the titmoit..rc-qct the Letter which was yesterday received from thb Right Piton. HENRY DUNDAS, intimating his intention of:. rein quishing the situation. whicu he has ,so v lauf filled, as President of the Boatd . mof CoinissiOntts for - th,:t; AthiPs of India, and feeling the strongest imlination to give ci.t . rt testimony of the, high sense %%;hich the Cou O ifi rt gertititil i the essential , benefit the East India C o in rian y hive ecci7 from the unretnitted exertion of his distiliguishtil abirties in that station, for upwards of t 6 Years. , in. additionto - the importint services he rendered to the Company prcyip ous to that period, RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That as a mark of the great csteetri in which tlm Court hold the eminent services rendered by the Right Hon. HENRY DUNIAAS 'to the Colhpany;, he be re . - quested to accept, during the existence of the Company's present limitation of their exclusive Trade, of an Annuity equal to the Siilary which he received as Prpsident of the Board of Commissioners, viz.—TWO THOUS.INI) POUNDS a Year, and that the",sarrie be paid to him, Executors, or Assigns." ;)*ILL lAM hid MA Ste. This Day wefe ylublished, In Octavo, price 53. 6d. in beards, THE THREE BOOKS of M. TERE:\TTFUg VARRO, concerning 'Agriculture. Translated by the Rev. T: Owen, M. A. ot Queen's College, Oxford, and' ReatirofUptbn S . cudamorc, Wilts. Oxford, at the University Fress Sold by J. Cooke and by F. and C. RiVingron,St. NW's Church-yard, and T. Egerton, Charing-cross, London. FOR THE USE OF. SCHOOLS. This 04iweie publisiltlikillhed, mice is InVrt, _ _ fl -TS., -RUDIMENTS of ENGLISH GRAM . MAR, adapted to the Use of schoo4; ; - with E Nam. pies of Ernlish'Composition. fly JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, LL. D. F. R. S. kr. Printed for I. 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Contra& before the tst'of April,'' • ' A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTAT,.. through which, for two' miles, passes the Turn• pike-road, leading front SOME RTON to I E. C.l-IST ER, beginhing at ohertnile from the former town, .and 'ending at a like distance from the huicr town, together with the MANOR' belonging thereto, known by the name of Kt NGSDON, containing abont Fitteen littlliftZrt Acres of very valuable Land," of which THREE EUNDRED and Till wry ACRIIS are IN HAND, or lett yearly, and the remainder lett on LtaieS . for One) TA% and Three Lives, many of which are very old.. * The principal V.state, A which a good 'Mansion: house, Gardens, and Olrice.s, occupied by the Lessee, Mrs, follidi", is held for only two lives ;.but part of 44, Lands used therewith, well known as the .first Grazing Ground In 1114 'Neighhburhood, 'called the !'hens,' ars held only for one life. John Reynolds, jun. at Xingsdon, will shew the Estate, ot* whom °litho tbth of Mach, printed Particulars irpy be had, and a Plan of the Estate sten, as, well as' at Mr. Raine'3,l.antLS orveyor, in Charlotte-street; Blooms. bury, London. Particulars may be lia4 cat Messrs. Wart Dennetts, and Greaves, in Henrietta4trodt. • vent.Gardcn, who arc authorized to. treat for the Sale of the Estate by Private Contract ; al;;o of Mr. Wm; ; Knight, at Axminster; and of the Printtrs, of ithe Sher. borne, Exeter, Salisbury, Path Herald, and Felix Far tey's and Mercury, Iltistoi Papers"; at the coincipal Inns 1U the neighbouring ToWns; and at Garraway'a.