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With new Prologue, Epilogue, Scenes, and Dresses. A New Grand Pantomime Drama is in preparation,. Pursuant to an Order of the High Courtof Chancery, in a Cain KENDRICK versus KENDRICK, 9.HE CREDITORS of JONATHAN KEN DRICK, late of Wednesbury, in the Comity of Stafford, Gentleman, deceased, are peremptorily to come in belbre john Ord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove their Debts on or be. fore the Lsth ay of March next, or in default thereof they will be excluded the owe& of the said Order. WHEREW ~ AS _WILLIAM PAUL, ofChatliani. -in the County of Kent, Tinman, stands charged with having in his.custndy and possession a large quantity of Copper Bolts, Copper Sheathing, and other. Naval Stores, marked with the King's Mark, contrary to the Statute: ‘illiover shall apprehend, or give such informa tion to Mr. Bicknell, ikt Norfolk-street, in the Strand, LondOn, Solicitor - of the IS,'avy, as shall be the means of apprehending the said William Paul, shall receive a Re ward of Twenty Pounds from the said Mr. Bicknell. Note.---The said Wm. Paul is about 31 years of age, about s feet 7 . inches high, dark complexion, black shock supposed t o be- a native of Exeter, or some other place in Devonshire. IIAit...TNG BUSINESS. ANTED,- a. Person of good Connetlions and ungovitionable Ch.eratler, to join in a Bank. No Monel , .ift seunirext, as the other Partners have enough. Ads Person who can recommend profitable conneelions Viabe ree Oro 1) a r. it. Addreio,3.linci - to" Mr. Morris, at Mr. Weston's, No. 17, fratherttone-buildings, Holborn. f ASHIONARL,E,UANCING. • -• PRIVATE 11.11TiuN. AR. ALLEN informs his Pupils elnd the Pith. lic, that lie , his removed from fla.ydon 7 square, v..herc he . has Taught these last - years, and has opened hew Academy for Fashionable .Dancing, at No. to, Cnaat - 4ylift::street, His Academy also at the West ncl of the awn, is, and kill continue opus as usual, at No. 19, Sherrarp-ttreet, Golden-square; at both, Ladies and Gentlemen, who, ivhen-Childrm, have learned imperfedly, ea 'nut at all; are very soon and quite in private taught-to pertimn ele goot(y every DeScriptien: ot Dance id Modern Pradice. • .hltsta-ENt.rtlons are made to hasten the progress of A ilkh n cr%, Navy and Army Officers, - Captains of „ships, Country Residents; and other-s, who can devote brit short tinie to tiiiec;olitpli4hylveilt--they May re side in the house durt4g- theit Tuition—about a fortnight . may be sufficient. •• • • 01' The Pedal Harp, Piano Forte, and Violintaught ; also Broad SwOrd arid Fencing. . A seleel subst.ription Assembly every Wednesday. ......-..- 7 . . , . January 26, ibi. • VICKLRY's IMPERIAL I-lEAD DRESSES, Upinrsally admired for their innnitable Qualities. BEAUTY. - • THESE.Head Dresses possess such Taste and 'ricruiceohat ihry adorn the Handsome of aliAgm, and hnprovc t Deiczts of Nliture or AcCident. • UTI LIT Y. They nre so useful to Ladies of every Age, that thtY .may complete their Head Dress in the most becoming 4t3'ie in a Am • FASHION.: ' • They have the peculiar, ,Excellence of not being known. filom Nature, and are so fashiohable that they aretyorit by the most distinguished in every Court in Euroßoi UNIVERSAL CONVENIENCE. . ._ . , . These Head Dresses are, SO happily twined, and sowell adapted to 'the Countenance and Complexion of ,the "Wearer, that the Young they grace; the Middle-aged they enliven, and the Elderly they dignify. - • NO. 6, Tavistuck.street, Covent-garden., MINING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .At Two Bridges on Durtrnore, on Tuerday the 24th Ye bruuf,-; aot, at Two o' Clock in the Afternoon ~cp\VENTY.FOUR SIXTY.FQUiTI-1 SHARES of a late discovered MINE on Bear Downl. Dartmore, in the County of Devon, called ‘ Wheat about one mile from Two Bridges ,• to which there is a Stumping Mill of three.llarnncr, and an Engine lately erected for drawing oil' the Water, and about zoo!. worth of Tin on the Grass, of the best quality. The Advantages to Adventurers in tins Mine are likely to be great, as she improves much in working. Any Gentleman desirous of becoming a Purchaser, or wishing loobtaiu particular information, is requested to apply to Captain Stephen Thomas,-at Two Bridges, on Dartmore atiiresaid. Flom the Hon. and Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP of CARLISLE, to Mr. CHING, Apothecary, Cheap ifide, London. 7 Readily embrate the opportunity your Letter , ;ROMs me, of adding my Testimony to that of the Lord Chief Baron in favour of your Worm Medicine; my eldest 'Son having a few Months ago derived very material :benefit from the use of it. He had been unwell for seve. sal weeks precious to his taking it, appeared pale and ',emaciated, was languid, and complained frequently of pains in his head and side. The Lord Chief Baron, who bad accidentally seen hint in this state, fortunately re. cOnimenclect to me the trial of your Lozenges ; and that en time might be lost, or ,any mistake might occur, ,in .obtaiiing the ceiluiiie*Malicine, sent me three doses of it. The first of these occasioned a visible amendment, and after the second dose evt'ry unpleasant symptom disap. • eared, but. I judged it right to give the third, as the two former had agreed so uncommonly well. From that time my Son has been in nafeet health, and I certainly attri. butt his Cure wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lo eetigq. I have since recommended your Lozenges in se. vend thstanees, wherein I have the saiisfailion to assure you they have uniformly ben of great service. I ought to add, that from the nature of the circa produced by them in my Son's case, I apprehend his Complaints to have arisen from an bbstruchon bet Ween the stomach and viscera. .1 am, Sit) your obedient Servant, Itose Castle, Dec. 7. - • E. CARLISLE. As opening Physic, the I.ozenges are superior to every other Medicine. - . . Sold at Ching and ,Butler's Genuine Medicine Ware house, No. 4,- Chewside, near St.-Paulls, in Boxes, at ss. 114 80X:'.5 25. 9d. and in Family Boxes at One Gui nea each. N. D. In . d.lan - AnOw-lOut, neat 4s . itivortal, 35. per I.YAIE REGIS, DORSET. TO BE SOLD pYAuctioN, In Nara next, unless previously Disposed el*, by Private Contract, of which Notice will be given, THE DWELLING HOUSE, Garden, Stables, kc. situate twat' the Church, late in the occupation of Captain WARD. Thq House consists 'of twci Parlours, a Drawing.ooiri, six good Bed.rootns, Cfosets, .arc. all excellent Kitchen,'Brewhatise, Under-ground Cellar, and every 'other convenience. The iixttires and part of the Furniture may be taken at an Appraisement. • The Premises may be viewed, and further Particulars known by applying personally, or.by Letter, post-paid, to Mr. Geo. kollett, or Mr. Fisher; Attornies, Lyme; or to Mr. B. Follett, Temple, London. To GENTLEMEN GOING TO THE INDIES. mR. DIXON , Apothecary, particularly ie _ commends his ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which will prove a valuable addition to a Medteine Chest in long Voyages, as by their frequent use they will pre vent that change . of Habit .which generally occurs in riot Climates. Their operation do not require any confine ment, or particular diet. The following Gentlemen, with many others, have experienced their happy etti.ds six, Ridgmount, near Woburn, July s, I have long experienced the efficacy of your Antibilious Pills; in my family and among my friends, as a family medicine; where Bilious Complaints prevail, they arc superior to any medicine I ever tried. - FRANCIS AVELINC. Captain CAMPBELL was cured of a Liver Complaint, by taking, a few boxes. He is now in the West Indies, and has given them to a number of his Brother °Meer*, who have kept:free from the Yellow Fever, which he has solely attributed to their keeping their bowels cleansed of bilious matter, by frequently taking the Pills. . Colonel JONES, ot. Hatpur-street, Red Lion-square, has been pertialy cured of a Bilious Complaint of long standing, which waa contraded in the warmer climates, and totally given up, by the Physicians. Sold wholesale and retail at Ching and Butler's' Medi cine Warehouse,, No . , 4, Cheapside, near St, Paul's, in boxes at Ss: gd. half-boxes 2S. oil. and in 'large boxes, containing five boxes, at one guinea each,, with Direetions signed by G. Dixon, and seared with his arms. Sold also retail, by Payne, Plymouth; Belam, Portsmouth t Shep pard, Brist4l ; and Neales, Dover ; and by one or more Vocicrs of Mediciates,in every Sea-port. This Day was ptiblishcd, la Two Vols. tamo. Price gs. bound, THE BEAUTIES of SENTIMENT ; or, Selea Extracls trorn the best Authors, Ancient and Modem, {in a great variety of , Suhiects, Divine, Moral, Literary and Entertaining. On a Plan entirely New. With Synonimous•Words, and a Definition to most of the Ar ticlos. Also a List of the best Books on the principal Subjeas. • London*: Printed for D. SyMonds, Paternoster-row ; T. Con•ieri , Bucklersbury • B utton and 90n, Paternoster . row and :I . Gardiner, Princes -street, Cavendish-strum. This Day sr.4: - ; published, T"`TTER AN TAR, a. Cc Opp, in Two Adts, as perfornied. at• the Theatre-Royal, Drury -'Lane. • By S. j. ARNOLD, Jun. • The Ai usic composed by•Dr.I'iRNOLD. Loudon: Printed and published by J. Barker, Dramatic Repository, Great Russell -sheet, Covent-garden. This Day was published, In One Vol. 4to. embellished with an elegant View of the Priory, Prieto 7s. 6d. in beards, 11 WO:VH - 301.MR PRIORY; or, The Loves 14_ ril:Albcrt Poem, in Four Books. Aktpe ! for aught that ever I could read, Cnvulci viet hear, 1), Tale or llistorY, -rh 4 course 611.11/4; LJS . t! fICVer did run smooth. •A .I'llittgiimmer Night's Dream. 'Holt !: Printed by. j. Ptirslee, 6.ir T. Hurst, Paternoater mw, • . This Day µas pithlishe.lPri4;:e is. JRoefi lAL BENEFICM\CE, nctilca teci in a . .F.1i..11011 preached in the Parisl;, Church of lioxtcd, - z.lo.the County ot Essex, on Tueiday, ytlt Pcio her, !kg, 'fir the Aetictit of a School of lndusti y lately establiftl in that Palish f.'To which . is prefixed, - a Short Ac,na at. ot the Present State of the School. • irt! ROBERT ACKLONI INGRKM, B. f). of sQ,-,Jert's Cattihrillge ; ,and CitrAte of Bo • r ' 11,!.t . ;tle ts.cgtt:.!.,t thr c ou v eAa ti co ,. The'P . `,,,Lf.;4:P4••,• af rett'3lstited to lie apftlied to the Pto motiori Sc:lool.; of I ai•!stry in the Vicinity of Homed. t. : and sold by W. Kepner, Inn. sold' also by ancl Messrs. RtOngton, Lon don; ant . 1. 7ti7, 6, t CAtiV)tidkc._ 'VOCAL' CONCERTS, WILLIS's ROOMS. • MESSRS. HARRISON,: W. KNYVETT, BAPTLEMAN, and CREATOREX, most re spedfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that they have undertaken to give NINE - VOCAL C ONCERTS, on successive FRIDAYS, (Passion Week excepted).— The first Performance will boon Friday the nth of Fe bruary. /. Terms of Subscription, Four Guineas. The Tickets will be transferable, Lathes' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlemen. Those Subscribers who may.wish to transfer Tickets, are requested to write the Names of the Person to whom they are transferred against the Number of the Night cn the back of their Tickets. • Princiipal Vocal Performers: Mr. HARRISON, Messrs. C. and W. KgYVETT, .• Mr. SALE,. Mr. GORE, Mr. LEETE, Mr. WEBBE, • Mr. HORSLEY, Mr. SPOFFORTH, &c. &c. &c. • - And Mr. BARTLEMAN. Madame BIANCHI, Miss TENNANT, Masters,ELLlOT, SMITH, SUETT, ICc. &c. &c. And Mrs. HARRISON. • . With a complete CHORUS. In the course of these Performances will be intrpditced, the, most celebrated English and Italian Songs, Glite:;, Canzonetts, Duets, Trios, and Quartets : also, new Glees, expreisly composed for these Concerts, by Dr. Callcott, Messrs. Webbe, Stevens, R. Cooke, Shield, W. Knyvett, Spoffortia, and Horsley. Several favourite"lrish and Scotch Airs will IN harmonized ti)r Voices. Though this Concert is intended to be chiefly Vocal, an Instrumental Band, seledled from. the Opera, anal other Musical Institutions, complete in every departnscrit, is engaged. Leader, Mgr. C R ME R; Principal Second Violin, . Mr. 11. SMART ; First Tenor, Mr. SH lELD; Principal Violoncello, Mr. LINDLEY t 00oes, Messrs. C RI ESBAC H and FOSTER ; liosoons, Messrs. HOLMES and LYON. Horns, Messrs. LEANDERS ; Double basses, Messrs. 1301 - CE and SMART ; And G rand Piano Forte, Mr. CR ATO It EX. anion the instrumental, Performers are, Messrs. Bridgwer, J. and C. Lindley, Lavenu, Raw lings, Reeve, Lyon, Jun. ace. itc. • Occasionally will b..: introduced. Concertos on the Harp, Violin, Violoncello, and Piano Forte, by the most cc lebrated•Performers. Subscriptions art received at Messrs. Dnxlerip and•Wil kinson'S, in the Haymarket ; 111 r. Bireliall's, New Bond street; and by Messrs. Longman, Clements, and Co. in Cheapside; at which places, Tickets will be readltixda-; livery in a few days. Subscriptions are also recei v&I • by . the Managers. 'Me Ladies' Tickets, are red, and the Gen tlemen's black. The Subscription will be Unfitted to what the ROOlll 'viii perfeetly acconittiodate. THE PROFIT (If ANY) TO THE POOR. RICE, Millet, and Scotch Barley ((scarce and dearer), One round equal to One Shilling in Flour or Bread. Best Carolina Rice and Millet Ad. to 6c.1. per lb. or 5Hl$. to so. per cwt. • • TO TE POOR (only) 54, per lb. Best Rice and Millet Ground 60. per lb.—Best Rice and Millet Flour Scotch Burley 4d. to 41d. per lb. Sugars, 'Moist only ltd. per lb. Lump only rib& per•lb. Better Sorts, cheaper in proportion. Tea, Black, as. to MS, per lb. Green, 3s. to 125. per lb. and QM: Ounce per lb. over weight. - Cokes and Chleolatcs, 4s. to 6s, per lb. Genuine CuCea, 3s. per lb.--For Re4dy..Roney only. Messrs. BAG I.ETON and Co.'s Thirty Yeats 0141-Establistirti Tei-Waroho‘eses No, .12, Chcapsltlet and . No. 9, Bi3hollsgatO 7 Stieet W.tCl ii , Oen, ( . r.r . Enquirers only mast pay l'ost. CAUTlON.—NocontaZon with any otber Houses with the Sign or the Grasshopper, Atc. or any other House niche virile Name, Sec: - Mit , lt.te any Pcr4ons -in the Kintdom any authority to use (or sell Teas, &c) to their Name;; oi•Firtn. • • N, W.. 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This' Day is published, in Quarto, Price Bs. sewed, D EMARKS upon some OBSERVATTONS .1.1. edited in " THE BRITISH CRITIC, " relatiVe to a Work lately published, under the title of " Literary An. tiquities of G recce:" intended to obviate seine objeations Hreposed by the Critic ; a nd to illustrate still further the istory of Antient Egypt ; as well as that Of the earli est ages after the Flood, BY PIIILII ALLWOOIO, A. M. Sold by John White, Horace's Head, Fleet-Street. Of whom may be had, in One Volume Quarto, By the same Author, Literary Antiquities of Greece, comprehending . the Elu cidation of many' intriest;ng Passegss in the Anttent tory of that Country ; together with some Account of the Origin of its Letters, and the NatUre of itt Language, price 11.76, in boards. MARINE PAY-OFFICE, N 4. 34, UPPER CROSPEIVOR-STREET; Februao, 6, !Sir. IVOTICF,' btreby ( o.;ren to all Half-pay Officer:, (and their ilgentt) that by Cootitand of thi LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the ADMIRALTY, they are reiuirrd inmediately to iind their Addtfrs and Place of 'Abode to this Olre, at the . eante tione etotine, avbether in con. 'reliance of Age, Loss ,of Limb, or otbtr goso ey heir Ifl- N. E. No further isstir of Half-paj. At allowed till' the ;dove Mice is tatitfeaorgy compiled with. TAX.:OFFIeE.—INCOAIE 13t1DY, WHEREAS by the t jib Section Of the ita of the .t9th Geo. 111. Cap. 2t, retativ i r tc the Dirties ors Income, it is direard; in order that sufficient time mny be given for making the Returns and Assiisutents of tit Dittj , upon Iss.;. come, that the respellitie Commissioner: - shail, in soon after thn sth 40'4 lehrieary lit every j:car, a.; the ranee can ecreven;. enily ie. done, Imte their . lirstrmesiors tc tke'.4sserzyrs, dot Av. may forthwith deliver Notices to the ehrties riptirest, 4044 Return: sonar tl , e /117 : This is to4ive Notice to all Pees-esti con cerned, that the Cchitnissieners. fon the Tayez, intend at soon a Js tiihle; tc; mretsmil iL nitessa , y.Paper: to the Cont. • niissioners of the sesms l DittriEts ihroughoso the Kingdoms; with a view that the I , l,:ticer may be iosuia','. and *I Returns delivered in tufficiisst titre to enable the 44:tes.florent: to be t•;:r= platd previous to the sit do of hate next,. when thi. First staforent toil/Item*. payable ; bred thole Mt colleen= of the Tan may Serevelerly ass i loafflorallr snack. By Order if 114'41TItiii" wisteß, _ Feb.. g, MT: A cAriT. 4 O, PLEASURE YACHT. E Weit-.L.riewrt CUTTEIL y FIE D RIA, elinKer-butilt, ;‘bollt: , :t9 tops burtheni copper-fastened, and nailed throUghoutf in good condition; and fit for sea immediately ; amply Latina with prime. Stores, Iron Ballast, fish Nevi ' ere. the Property of a Gernleman ; to be Sold by Auaioni at the Star Inn s Southampton, 'on Saturday the tasth of February, at Five o'Clock in the Evening; by Cl.l-lookey. • For a Yiew, and an Inventory of Stores, apply to th. Atulieneeri Southampton. ' .70 HE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A .VERY good - Brick and Slated DWELLING.. sittinted - Itt‘Etst.RettOrd; in the COunty of Nottingham, and late in the tenure of Lady Atneotts; deceased, consisting of a Dining-room z fetr-S inches by iSfeet 2 inches, and t 3 feet 9 inches high a Drawing:. room tS feet z inches by IS tliet inches; a Breakfast room i 6 feet by-13 feet; the Windows of which are glazed tvitlt plate gldss, and the Knouts fitted up with enriched cornices and, ceilings; statuary niarble.chtrnuell. pieces, and nialtuany doors. A lso a' Store.rontn, Butler's,-pantry# Ilousekeekr's-rohm; and Servaitts%liall; with very. (.slidittbers; and a large Dreosing-room over the &MIA,* with an Attic. Story;' an exceedingly good Ititchen 16 feel' high; Scullery; Cellars, lkev.iv..useAVllali dry, and In3ny other convenient 011 ices; a COurt-yaril, t,...l:artr-tualled Stables ti feet fi invite:4 higli, a rtoablo tuliaxiiie; tan:t i iv; atm 1-hy t} . st a l-4 4 4rdi s.0 , c A rkr,,pf TV9 AtaVai Cll L 617) , withtortett,Trcesi and a-srristl Patilikk.witlitica ter: yarcia of t he holise. A genteel neighbourhood, in which are kept Pack of Fo.(.liintlids; and in the town a Pri'„k 11 ;re finon(l ) . The person who lives in the House will ;.hc•.v the Pre.: for further particulars, etulttite of 11r.- fc*tt-r, above the Hill, in Lincoln. l i) antuiry, tPrq. tREEIIOLD ES'rATV. in BEDF 11)S} -11RE. TO *IS SOLD rtY iCetT ON; At the Sugat Loaf Inn, in pnnstable, onThursd2y the sth day of Match next, betmeen thd Fluurs a "chive nci six in the A itdrnorn, _ _ _ _ _ _ THE MANOR. of HARLINGTbi with .the QUIT RENTS, P.FNT CHARGES, and other ROYALTIES, also sundry VAI:LiekliLE and COMPACT FARMS, sittrate*ithinthe did Mailoriaul Parish of Harlington, and in the Parish of, Teddirgton, adjoining tl u totythor with tlic Cr TY - TilL3 of the said Parish o 2 Harliilqton, and the RICHT rvt" PRk:sENTATiow to the vICARA.(4II thcreot, either together of it) the tblio.wing• Lots : Lot ro. The Manor of Harlington, with the Quit Rents, Rant Charges, and other Royalties; to...ether with the great .Tythes of the greatest part of the s4id Parish of IlarlingtOn, extending over t 3•);, Acres, or thereabouts, including the ILands comprised in this.. tot, with 01,4 Right or •.Presonnition to the - said Vicarage, and also the foiloWing cpmptiel and de: rabk ; Farnii and Lands; situato in the said Parish of _ .t. R. P. Dyes Hall• Farm fall old hiclosed) ; in the - nertipittion Ut lobe ph Mead; Sundry Pareelt of , Laud tying in the Dien kieldS; in the said Parish,of 1-101ingtun, in • 'the 04cupeition Of William .Metrg. - A tiottse, (arden t and Smith's Shop; in lingiOn; in the Occupatio of thontis G i tr: liek, 32i, 1 IS 3: 1 3{ 0, :0.34 355 o A • ThiS Let vcill he•SoIA lubjed to the pay. meat of 41; pet - Annum to the Vicar of liar. lington. Lot 3. Harlington Word' End Farm (rfeept the Lands in the.open Fields), in the occu.. paticin - Merry; - The Corn and ()rats Ty flies crier the same.. Lot /.. Far:", in the occitpation of,btiry Wheoteii Gosle Er.d Faral, In the occupation of the said Mary 'Wtieelet, " Three Pieces of Land called licnnell's in the occupation Of 14.4rity Letch, The Corn and , Grass rythcs over this Lot. 83 . 3 t 72 6 t 30 2.; 2S 3'17 _l'2l 12V Lot 4. All that capital and corhpaa Farm, called Old Park Farm, situate tilt: PA. risk of Toddingttm, in the occupinion of . !DM Fowler; Red-house Farm (adjoining th , !above), j,u the said Pariih of Toddingten, in, the ut;:upa; tiOn of rhomas Edwin, 296 I IS 86 ` , li 33 • . o That part of the Estate in 'Toddinstint is most (I•.:sirably situated toe Suildingnpon, as it '4.ortnands yery extensive and • pleasant prp,speds in a fine Sporting Counliy, mar Flia'Grave the Duke of totitoid'ir, and 13 within half a rriile of the road, loading firm Be rnra ;o Dutistablo, 13 miles from the foriner, and seven from the lacer, teat from Woburn; .imptiiill 4 and Luton, and forty trout London. • • Thdrnas Minter, of ?Winston; Game-keepar, slim the Estates, and prilmd k'artietilats may be had or him; ;1 1 .so at the S•tant Retifoid; Cenrge; Woburn Sugac-Lostf, Dunstable: George, Lam ; Wool.paeki St. Alban's ; of Mr. fitshtonLjun. at Xi.lsall; ne4 Shiffnali Salop; and in Londo,u, of Moses Hopei., Esii Greiit Aarlbotough. street, where a Plan may be seen. ftri The Tenants ant under Notice to qua at Lady•day next: . .