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With an ApperAti7-:, containing kentark.i upon Mr, Reeves's Pamphlet. By COLONEL FULLARTON, - .. • Of Fullarton, M. P. F. R. S. Author of the Aoicultural Report tbr the County of Arr. Printed for J. Debrett, oppositt:Burlington-House, Pic cadilly,. libcratitate 11§ire•d • Refit:ere ratio': egse er.ith4; guam meta. London : Printkli for U. .1.). Symondi:; .Paternoster_ row. MERIONETI-ISMIRE;,NOkII Within on* tulle of - Towyn, and two from the Sea, irt Cardigan Bay; YNYS MAENGWYN,, near MA - CHLYNLLETH, the most pleasint Spot in the County. - • TO -MORROW EVENING, March to,' t 8o t, will be perfornieo, a New Historical Drama, in five Ads, calle % • DEAF AND DUMB Or, THE ORPHAN . PROTECTED. With a New Prologue and Epilogue. The Charatlers by: Min DECAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C: KEMBLE, Mr..BARRYWIRE, Mr. ICEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRU tMAN ; Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, • And Mrs. SPARKS. WITH BLUE BEARD. Tlic New - Drama of Deaf and Dumß w,illfbe repeated OA Saturday and Monday next. The Public are respeafully informed, that, on Thursday, Mjs. Jordan, will make her first appearance this Season, l M the Charaaer of the Country Girl ; .with Of Age To-morrow. A new Tragedy, called Julian and Agnes, is in rehear sal, and will be produced as soon as possible. 1 iitik 1 kt-.o" N ?n, COVE?4T-CARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING,Ma'rat to, 1801, will I* pertbrmed a Comedy, called THE POOR GENTLEMAN. The Principal Charaders by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MO NUN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr hIUR RAY, Mr. TOWNSEND, Mr. EMERY, Mr.-FARLEY, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WAQDY. Mrs. GIBBS, Miss SIMS, Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. The Prologue to Iv spoken by Mr. BE TTERTON. • - And an - Epilo*tieby the Charaaers. , • After which will be performed {for the 6th time),' a New b Grand Historic Pantomime Drama in two Parts, called PERO:USE • • • Or, ,The,DESQLA.TE ISLAND. • - The Aaion, &c, .of the Billet, under thd soledireetiartof Overlure composed by Messrs: Moo rc e neAe and DAV y.—The Music of the First Part by Mr. Davy, and tharnt the Second by Mr. Mooft L arzAn.--rWith entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery,• Dresses, and Decorations. EuNortmla. • •Mitytise (the Navigator), - tir. Hi, jOHNSTON Theodore (the son of Perouse), Misv IENK I NSO N ; And Madame Perouse, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON Chimpanzee (an Animal of the• Desolate Island), Master ENAGE. • NAT - Ives or A NtICHBOVI MG ISLAND. Kanko (Suitor to Umba), Mr. EARL EN • Negaski (Umba's Father, Mr. , DE LP I ; And Urnha, - Mrs. MILLS. The New comedy will be performed every Tuesday and Thursday during Lent., - The new Grand Historic . Drama of Perouse will be re peated every Evening till further notice. On Saturday, the, Tragedy of Othello. On Monday, and every following Monday, Richard the Third. jAT *GENERAL MEETING of the CA LICO-PRINTIRS,CALICO.MANUFACTIT- TrERS, and DEALERS in CALICOES, within the tit)/ of CARLISLE and its SUBURBS, held at the Crown and Mitre Inn, in the-said City, on Saturday the IStli of . February, Ikr. Mr. ROBERT WALDIE, in the Chair; g.e That any . additional DUtv upon Printed Ca . 1.4 7 .05 will, -in t he optnlon .of this Reeling. lessen the --ne‘'mr • ‘ and tliktihv Wye the , eflia of dimi. rashing.rather than increasing- tne tcevenue, uy iCabvt. 6 . introducing Dyad Cottons , and Wove Fancy and Worked ', st i c ks, which at present par no duty, .and which are saanufaaured at a considerable less expence. That it will consequently not only prove 'highly 'inju rious to all persons concerned in •tha Calico Trade;. and Tuinous,to many of the smaller Manufadurers, but will also have. the elle& of throWihg Inariy thousands of in dustrious persons oitt of employment. - R. WALDI E. TO TICE is hereby given, That MATTHEW ,P.EARSON, former] y.of • Finglass, in the CoUnty of Dublin, but late of the City. of Dublin, Esq. Barrister at Low, deceased, by his last Will and Testament, bete jug date the sth Day of September, 1792, among otheri wade the. following 'Bequests :' To Henry Pearson, ...then out of the Kingdom, and to Elizabeth Pearson, his sister, the son and daughter of Henry Pearson, tOrtherly of Britic-street, and long deceased,,,to each the suns of 1001. ; and to each surviving Son and Gwrid-son, .Daughter and C rand-daughter of his cousin, Roger Burson,. deceased, geol.: and as to should remain of his Personal For tune; after payment of hiS-Debts and fhe Legicies in said Will mentioned, he direited that one equal moiety Of acid Surplusage might be divided by his Exeuutor, between the Sons and Daughters, C; rand-sons and Grand- daughters, of his cousins,. Henry and Roger Pearson,' both deceased, share aid share Nice. And said,Mattheiv Pearson.by .his ,said Will diretied, that his Estate of Cromwellstown, End part of Kilted, hi the' County of Kildare, 'shOitld de scend Heir at Law, ,he not,tlien knowing .whom to nominate as such. All Persons hiving Any right 'or claim under the respeCtive.llevises in said Will. arc requested to iPP I Y' to' Richard Pearscfn,' 'Esq.; sole Eicecutor of said Matthew Pearson, at :No. 129,. James.otrcet, in the. ity of Dublin, stating their respective af fi nity to said Matthew Pearson, in order that !then-Rights may be particularly investiqted and ascertained. 6ubltri, the 9th Day of February, dor. A TRAVELLER. APerson Thirty-five-Yearcdf Age, who; has a generat knowledge of Business, .arut travelled in the TIOSIERI, SOAP, CANDLE, HOP, CYDER, C),OVER-SEED; and,CHEESE Tkt..ADESl.wnitld be happy to engage 'with a respectable 1-louse either in Town or Cotintry. • '; For ability, integrity, Sze. can give the most Unquezi- Callable references, and Security iirequired. • Be pleased to.Addros P. D. j amaica..Cotke.:house, London, March 9, iSot. '' • _ . , CHURCH PREFERNIENT. VVANTED .to - PURCHASE, the NEXT • PRESENTATION to a RECTORY of from 2 ; 01 . fo4ool. a year,*itha.vrospea of speech' A pply to H. Wharcley, hsq. _ne a r W4l- StaltOrdshire. MONEY. READY TU ADVANCE. ALL PERSONS , in idssession of Incomes, arising from freeliol• Copyhold, or leasehold .Estates, In Land or Houses, Money in the,Funds, htint f.!hatges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An- Yittities, Patent P l y, Church LivlnO, or any other cer tain Income for Lite, tray he supplied with temporary or peratanent Sums to' any Amount, by paying Annuity interest for the same. . . The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Metrs,-rrray he accbmiitodated on their personal security ; and in any instance where the single security of an indivi dual may be cleated insufficient; the adilitio of another person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re • move the ohjedion ; and, in all cases; privilege will be given to the lAublic totreturn the.principal at their own option. Personal applications will be received every day till Four ,o'Clock ; and Letters from .Correspendents in' Town or Country (post paid) will be immediately answered, ad dressed, to the Director of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town nouse, No. 8, LoWcr john-oreet ' Golden ., Aquare. In the Press ; and Speedily will he published, THE PRINCIPLES of ASI ATI C MO - ES; Politically and Historically investi gated, and Contrasted with those of the MONARCHIES of EUROPE : Shewing the dangerous tendency ot . con founding them in the Administration of the AFFAIRS. of INDIA. - With an Attempt to trace this Dillemice to it: Source. By ROBERT PATTON, Esq: • iktitl.or of an Historical Review of the Monarthyl and Republic of .Rome. Printed for J. Debrett, Piccadilly. PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. This Day was published,. • NUMBER I. of the Debates of the FIRST SESSION Of the United Parliament of Great Britain and I reiand. 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L t rlie Soldier's Friend; or, The Means of preserving the ',402 , - 1 • 1 /..vf ?* l4 lltary Men, Addressed to the 0 fficers of the British tNavy. -4- 0 7 --w-.-tniuti Mini.. A. M. Suraeott zo .the Lack licispital and Asylum, and to W - Viti, -r-t....a...... 3 , Dispensary. . , . • - This Day was published, Illustrated with ,Nine Copperplate s , neatly engraved, Price 4s. bd. boards, 'TIE BRITISH IVIARINER's VOCABU- A RY-; or Universal Didionary of Technical Terms and Sea Phrases used in Ow Conitrue.iion, Equipment, Management, and Militait Operations of a Ship. By J. MOORE. .• • Printed for. T. Hurst, No. 31, Paternoster-row ; Ver. nor and Hood, - Poultry ' • I . Sewell, No. 31, Cornhill ; l.ackington, Allen . and Co. -Finsburystime ; (.Watson, ilertnitagc-bridge, Wapping; and sold at -cvesy Sea Port Town in the United Kingdom. , PATENT VITAL WINES BEIN G, from large,' extensive . Experience, proved to be of the mosteSsential benefit in preserv ing, recovering, and establishing general health, and the use of them so rapidly increased as•to require^an Establish ment on an exteinizd basis, Dr. Barton has been induced to !arm a Mercantile Connedion of great consequence and respectability, to meet the demand,••and sell them on the most moderate terms. ' . „ . Vital tnes are itthmtely more powerfully digestive, antiseptic and penetrating, than 'any other Wines of what ever denomination; the use of them 4iving.more comfort, vivacity and animation tattle whole trame ; and from the quality which %Vines combined with Vital Air have of correcting the irritability of the Nervous System, the ge neral use of them induces sound, regular, direct sleep, with chearful, vigorous morning spirits. Sold at Barton and Co 's, No. 7, Bernet's-street ; and by appointment; at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheoside, and at Messrs. Jeboult and opposite New Boncy street, Oxford -street, St 365. per Dozen, bottles, &c. eluded; and cos. for very higliiy-concentrated Vital Wines, with a printed account of their medical uses - . Retail for. ready money only. Venders and IYholcs4le pr.lers lowed a liberal profit. . ' TO BE-SCAD,WITit IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, AN UNEXPIRED TERM of Seven Years, of a beautiful VILLA, situate on the celebrated, Brow, called FARNBOROUGH HILL, at the thirteen mile stone, three from Bromley, in the County of Kent, a chearful healthy dry spot, distinguished forthe respeda bility of the surrounding Gentlemen's Seats`, and Om mends rich Views of Lewisham, Bromley, Dulwich, Sy denham, Hcilwood, Chislehurst. Chester, Shooter's Hill, St. Paul's, and other pleasing Objects in 'that fertile di versified Country ; comprising a convenient genteel Resi dence, in the true cottage style, with every . Office, ;,t -cached and dctatehed, Gardens fully cropped, and uncom monly- well planted with the best choice of Fruit Tree in high pertedion.. The Pleasure Ground, remarkably neat, _and not expensive; the Plantations of F:ver.grevns, and flowering Shrubs, nterspersed with various Fruit Trees, of the best sort. The Lands lye round the House, in Meadows, Pasture, and a small toppices containing in the whole about Fifty-seven Acres. flie Soil prolific, well fenced, and watered. 'The I louse contains an Entrance Hall, a Drawing-room, an Eating-Parlour, a Bow Breakfast -Nom, four principal Bed-rOoms, two Dressing-rooms, linty Rooms for Servants, two Staircases, Footman's Pantry, excellent Kitchen, Pantry, Larder, Sendai, and good Cellars.. Wash, Brew. and Bake-house, with other Buildings; &welted Stahling for Nine Horses, n double Coach-house, an ex cellent . Barn, Cow-house, Sheds_tot Untie 9 'Poultry I Dop, and Piggery .; a Grafpry on stones and caps, a Piageon-house i Drying Ground, Orchard, a compleat Farm-yard. - The whole in perfed repair, and plentitully supplied with exceeding fine water. • JiLty be viewed by Tickets only,. and further Partial lirs known, by-applicationito Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser and Audionyer, No. 160, Piccadilly. N. B The Purchaser to take the Fixturas in the House anciOnices at a fair valuation, and mat be aceountiodated with tills Live and Dead Stock op-the Premises, at a . lair Apr:tisanes:it. - TO BE LETT, FURNISHED, A. COMPLETE, MANSION; with every office and Convenience attached and - detached, with - singular and.advan . tageotn Accommodations for t Geutcel Family. Together with 'Pleasure: Ground, a capithl Garden, fully planted with' all -the variousZand. best choice of Fruit Trees, front the' first Nurserieiiirthe Kingdom, now in high perfection. Tire Situation is • hbalthy, - romantic, andrural - ; the soil uncommonly goat; and and bountiful in its produce; the mutton remara.daly fine, and every other necessary ; with an astonishing tine Sitlurou Fishery, and other desirable and profitable acqui sitions, quite 'within itself, and uninterrupted by any other Family. There is a rich beautiful Lawn adjoining, of i!0rt.y . .,,Ae.re.4.,0f moat';lir:client Meadow, that may be divided Into fain- lriclostirts;lot the use of Cows and other Cattle, if required, at a very trifling expencc. The House is' substantially built,_ comprisim an EntrAnco Hall, about 41 tee 6 by 2.6 feet 6 inches;. Dining Parlour.- rj g by 17 feet q ; Drawing ROOM, jo feet 3• by 17 • feet 6rinelies ; a Break fuss 'Room, - by permission of thp Owner. .Trie, Bed Rooms commodious, C , :ilings lofty, with Servants Apartments suitable; with Stabling for fourteen Horses, and more it • required; with -Coach houses and . other convenient -Buildings. The Premises ate equipped' with every useful- fixture ; the Furniture 'decent, properly adapted to the different Apartments, and fit for the immediate reception of a Genteel Family. The Yerins moderate. The House and Offices are plentifully • supped With exceeding fine Water. Further Particulars and Terms, 'by application to Mr; • 'Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, NO. ,60, ; or Mr. Owen, Fruiterer, in New BOnd-street: N. B: • The Navigation. and high Road within an easy_ pleasant distance trona ih.;:listate, and tile Sea flathing. BERKS." LAND TO BUILD ON. ' T 9 BE SOLD BY PRI.V.ATE CONTRACT, A Beautiful SpOt'Qf FREEHOLD MEADOW, - in :Vow Fields adjoiniN: Contalifidg about -. Eight Acre,- bounded in Front by the high Turnpike Road, vithist an easy, pkasant diS/411C'.; from the Chinese'lemple, I -;land, River, and the most admired pater Majestri". G teat Pak, leadiqg . to Windsor and hoglefiel4 Green' t for Walks auk? ideS allowed to b saperibr to any Part of the KinVdom, being only one" mile front t he' celepraWd Sun minghill Wells, the" CeLtre of, th e. Royal Hunt. The'. SituatiOn of this Laud 'is peculiar in its bounty by.tslaturt, without the aid of Art,' tor tile produce of 1-I.lrbage and:. Fruit, the hot in the Parish, arid possesse6 more aciltart tag. Alian 'places of tar* inagnituae, and net subjcia to the inconvenience of the bleak winds; ycr Within five .thimites walk to the stinunit of the Couorry; surrounded: by Plantations, Wo:Ats, Park, and Lands, firming ft Amphitheatre to the Circle of •Respeclability. The above-mentioned Spot is well calculated, and recom mended to any Lady or Gentleman to build a Aenteel Cot tage, as a Residence to recover and preserV'e kit:4th; the most delicate Cant:tit tanms hays thiS ia many Centurie.; : As the best proof,. an, independent 'Couple retired from thciremploy, :have resided on the zjouting . Spot Fifty Years.; Inc Age of one Ei . gitty,..threi!, the other F. - 11Tts,r-seven, both now in good health. The. Land 'to-- clear of all incu;ithrances, that immediate P.0566-sion may be had. Stutninghitt4,:trish „has -6iegu.lor • advant crf, • good Firing, remarkable tot fine 'co iouted ritif el; • and an limitred Right of 'ex tohsive , convion. tw 'avulsing ,to. Aaftelit-..01i the Premises; an oT mote .reartiourals t a4iitak Mr. KiMaCiley, Survcyv ox 1 srau AppraiAl. - an,d Atte - ties:tea, ,No. i6o, k ueca filly, oppoitte chef's note!, note!, London. N. 13, The Reading and Workinghthn Stage Coaches • pass to and from I-mid-3n , Several Capital Residences and Genteci Cotta to tie . Lett or sold, furnblred or unfuthiShed. Also Two sinrifl compad Copyllold Farms 4 about , too Acres., cub, to be • • told. Enquire as above. • T.O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By H. RUSS, On Saturday the 4th of Mardi Inst. at the Castle and. lttli Inn, Bath, betiteert•the hours of ..Two and Four in the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by Pri. vate Contrad • .THE LEAS E of that Capital MANSION, and other valuable , Premises, situate near the de lighful Village of CO RSHANI, WILTS, .consisting of a handsome Drawing-room, large Dining-room, Breakfast Parlour, Study, Servants ' Hall, Patchett, Butler's Pantry. &c. on the Ground-floor ; five Bed-chambers, with Dress ing, &c. on the Second l and five others on the Third ; a larAe•Ball-room, with Servants' Roorns,in the Left Wing; Laundry, Coach-horse, Stable, and various attached gild detacbeil Offices • a 1 - irivate Bowling-green, Conserva tory., Ind Three Walled Gardens,' well stocked and plant ed with the choicest Fruit Trees. The Premises are calculated for the reception of i'llege and .genteel Family, or would tvz . pcculiarly eligible fur a Lady's Boarding School, having been for many yi!ars, to the present period, the largest and. most. respettable School in the West of England. IV. B. Corshain is near the great Road leatiing from London to Bath, and distant from the , latter only. nine miles. The Situation is dry, the Neighbourhood genteel,, and long been proverbial for the salubrity of its air. , For Particulars, apply (if by letter t post-paid) to the Attaioneer ' Chippenham ; or Mr; Stlimp, Attorney-at- Law, Westbury, XVilts*. FItE.EIIO tij-ETNTES,,.ANI) TIMIfI IN COUNTY OF DENBIGH, TO BE'SOLD 13Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, TGIF followinF FARMS, situate in the. Parish otliWy-THERI NI, in the County of D ; Namescif TenementS. Tenants. A. R. P% Tytidn vC wn - • •Rdbert Jones 117 o o Tyddu Sicwsgol David Junes, .. 87 o o Tythht y Clockgni , Richaid Grit:llth 0 o' Llynsamt and. Feel John Hughes . too a o Cwin Tyddn Bychan - Williams 90. o ,The above Farms lie within a king Fen:c, and vicar the much frcqumted. AlarketTown of'Llanrwsti s •and - within' a few.miles of the To4vn of Denbigh. E'L.:,ensive Sheep Walks belong to, them, with invlitnited- Right of Corn.. mon. - The Remy art paid halt' yearly, and'very pun . .. Wa lly. • . . There is a great pr•Jspea of Lead Ore under part of the above Estates. t • . Also to be sold by Private . Conine, Three Thantand Six Hundred and Twenty-four 'OAK, Seventy-nine S YC4MO Rh, and /Two ASP, growing in the'SeVeral of lanfai rta I halarn,l: lansannakatad Llangornier—Scribe-marked for tailing. The Timber is well•adap t ied for hip..buildiug. •- The Farms on - which the Timber is goWing lie near Abergele, shout .equ'el distance between Denbi•gli, St. Asaph, aid Conway, within seven miles of the ma i.;able river Conway, and twelN.. of the'Port oY Ithyddlon. and near good roads. . The Tenants of the different Farms spew the Tim ber. - • . For further Particulars of 'the Farms in the Parish of C wtherin to be .sold, apply to Mr. Pownalt, No. y, Staple-Inn, Lonclou. Auci for further ; Particulars re pectirig the Timbet, apply to the said Nix. ; or to Mr: Richards, Town Cierlt's ()trite, Chester. Painted Particulars to be had as 'aholic ; at the principal. Inns in Denbigh, St. Asaph, Conway, Liatirwst, and Caruarvon t and of the Printers of the Liverpool, Ches.: ter, and Shrewsbury Paper*. '1