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, Marin _ . . • - ciotA x • • , 1 5, •••• •11 4 7 • t' • .• • • ! I • / 4 .• / . S. • • • r--, • NUMBER 2635.] ,MONDAY, MARCH 2, IbOI. [PRICE SIX-P/St.ICZ4- ~ ` THEATRE-RUYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 3, z 800, will be performed, a New Historical Drami, in 'five Ads, called DEAF AND DUMB ; Or, THE ORPHAN,PROTECTED: With a NeW Prologue and Epili)glie. The CharaderS by , Miss DE CAMP; Mr. WROUGHTON, -Mr: C. KEMBLE, Mr.-BARRYMORE, Mr. K..EMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRUEMAN; Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, •CABINET PICTURES, -, N" EXHIBITING at Mr. Richardso:l's, York-House, No. 31, corner of Vittfers-street, in the Strand. A seled Collection of Thirty-two high-tinish eel Cabinet PidUies, indluding seven ty Vernet Merest by Creuze, and other Much-adinjred Artists. Admittance One Shilling. Descriptive Catalogues gratis. N. B. The :exhibition will finally Clase on: Saturday, March the zSiii. In the Course of Next Week will be published, . ISERMON prcached-at the Temple Church, on the 13th of February, 180 t, being the Day ap.. pointed fur a sole= Fait. By THOMAS RENNELL, D. D. Master of the Temple. 'tinted for Rivingtons, White, • In the and 'shortly will be published, A Volume of Sermons, by the , iame Author. - EAST INDIA HOUSE, • ' Fehmaty 47 iSoz. ALL erions sub?) rie quilling Id StrAply•the. EAST INDIA CO4TIPANI . with Sso Cojlro;..r, Pot Agra tmrr, of th: hest CQ:ll,B,..di,tingpithbigjEr Sortr, to le det; 7 l4reri:tmmediedely iiC tLe . i.!04 - India 1-lotcse. and IPL:reboutes, ji4-r. of all rxpe; , ort,may-4% . 'itaitn.thivi- Plopc.rdili, iii;"addicurd to the Cslinntiwr el tbeollairre, hefatr TuNve o'Clock on Illakisda . ",. thr of Illarth next. APERSON of—very respe n Etable ConheaiOns, and Daughter of a Gentleman 'in the Laiv, who has received a liberal Educatibn, accompanied with every Ac complishment and Indulgto'ce, Paternal Ail Clioh could bestow upon an amiable and dutiful Child ;—from Afflu ence, is, through the DeMise of her ,Father, left with a slender Income, inadegnateto support her with that case and comfort her Situation derhand ; therifore is desirous to engage herwlf as .lornpanion to, an Elderly. Lady, and, if agreeable, to superintend her Domestie Concerns. Con finement•is no objed, Is she has been accustomed to a re tired Life. ,She is about fortryears of age, and shall wish to devote her whole time to a Lady as above meet tined : has no objettion as Housekeeper in a Small .Family, and to on the Lady ; but would prefer the fonner: EiTry necessary reference of Charader, Disposition, kc. will be given, by addressing a Line to W. X. Y. at 13oyle's ' surgeon, Leigh-street, 'Red-lion 7 square, which will be immediately attended to. This Day was published, Price ts. , • - SERMON:ou\,rsrecaciiedinth HOSPITAL; C FIc;A:PL Su nday of the 2 t tl. tA *nun rr - 180 t, the By the 'Rev. H.B. WiLSON; A. M. • Curite ot: St. Michaal's tassishaw ; Letlurer of the United Parishes of St. Antholin'and St. ,john Baptist ; and under-Master of Merchant Taylor's School. sold by Messrs. Cadet and Davies, in the Strand; and Mi..ssit. :Richardson, _at the Royal Exchange; of . whotn may be had,.Proposals for. publishing lay the saineAutlior, A Retiew Of the 'prevailiifg Errors iii Principles and Pradice, which tend to destroy Christianity, individual Comfort, and the Happiness of Society. Illustrated by a particilartelercnto so the Events of the last Tett Y ears of the Eighteenth Cchtury. OFFICE of COMME RCM L COMMIS': lONERS; v. 7, Avrtin Friars, Feb. 2 4 ; THE COMME'RC IAL COMM ISS lONE R,S I fur. the CITY cf LONDON antAive . cbereve,/,.'flr.tt many persons have mistaken the prutclpld of the Aas fuelevvlttg a Duty on I neon e; .puct particuiar_ lv the meaning of the Ad of last year;- and have thereby, &en subjetlecl to great iticonychicrity, .4nd in nany pies beenwssess;:d iii ditterent places - I the Cuturnissioners orb therefore induced to otter, itutl'e.trile:;r I y to recommend the following explanations to the attention of the Publi c ; J./ it will b: them duty. heucef:rwarti to enforce the P,rovi sions of the seventl Ads, without regarding the incOnve.., nience to which those who hi.;gleet to :conform to the LUVr will be . liable. . - And Mis. SPARKS. WLT WHO's THE DUPE t 'Deaf and llumb, or The Orphan Protected, continuing to b received throughout with the highest applause, by Brilliant and overflowing Audiences, will be repeated every Evening till further notice ; on Thursday, with Comus ; and on Saturday, with Blue Beard. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 18or, .will be performed a COMedy, called • THE POOR GENTLEMAN. • . NEW MUSIi:. This Day was published, by GOULDING, PHIPPS, aid D'Ai. NMAINE, Music-Sellers to Their Royal I-14h nzsse; the Prince and Princess of Wales, No. 45,. Mall; and No. 76, St. James's-street. ' ACR Corning Day, a 'Favourite , Song, as LL suns by. Mrs. Mills, in the Comic Opera of-II Ron docani, composed by T. Attwood. Price is. 0 Heavenly Sympathy, a favourite C lee, for four Voices, coinposerltv T. Attwood. Price as. 6d. The Blind Orphan Boy's Talc, a favourite Song, corn. tuned by J. Grimshaw. Price is. Three Sonatas:fur the Piano Forte, by T. Haigh, Op. 2g. Price 6s.- • GRA.IO3Y INN, HARROGATE. GREEVES respedfally informs the Nobility, • Gentry, and his friends in general, that he has en tered to the above Inn, lately occupied by Mr. Dinsley, whae bPinewishful to.render every thing comfortable-and convenient for their accommodation, he hopes to merit their potr?n4g,t and support. - Very Itriportant Work has just issued froni A, the Preach Press, i?) , Citizen Hauterive, tinder Secretary of Statrfor ForeignAllairs, and which contains a great variety of important inforniation on the relative State of France and other Powers of Europe. It also de velopes the views of the litaritiqte Confederacy.. We are happy to find this interesting Wark low translated by Mr. Lewis Goldsmith (Author of the Crimes of Cabinets), tinder the title - of'' State of the French Republic, at the .End of the Year 8."• Three Sonatas for the Piano-,Forte, with an Accompa. niment for Violin, by Fl. Wilton, Op. 8. Price ts. The Ninth Number of Handel's Overtures, itdapted for the . 1 , iano Forte, with an Accolnpaniment for Violin or I I u te, by J. Mazzinghi . • Price 35. The Wit Number of the Man of Feeling, for Flute or Violin, bre. Brandi. PriZe Is.- The Maid of the Hay Stack, an admired'Ballad, written on'the:iFtent deatliof that unfortunate Lady, set to &rusk by T. Smith. Price ts. In liquid Notes, a favourite Trio, sung by Mrs. Bland, Master Welsh, and Miss Whatley, in the Fairy Festival, cOmpoicA by T. Attwood. • Price rs. • *,itith a great Variety of New Mimic. The Principal Charaders by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, 14r. KNIGHT, Mr. MI/14 RAY, Alr. TOWNSEND, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FARLEY, • - M-r. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY.. ' Mrs. GIBBS, Miss SIMS, Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. I3ETT.ERTON. And an Epilog* by the Chara6ters. After which will be pertormed (for the ad time), a N7 , :w Grand Historic Pantomime Drama.in two P4rts, eallcd PEROUSE • Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. The Ailion, &c. of the Ballet, 'under the sole direaion of Mr. FAittati..- r -The' Overture .coirposed by Messrs. 11,106REHEArt and Di k v. y.---The Music of the First Part by Mr. DAVY; and tharpf the Second-by Mr. NlOok E TIE AD.—With entire new Music, Sc.euery, Machinery, Messes, and Decorations. EUROPEANS. Perouse (the Navigator), Mr: H. JOHNSTON ; Theodore (the son of Perouse), Miss I ENKINSON ; And MailamerPerouse, stirs. H. JOHNSTON- - Chimparmee (an Anirruil of the Desolate Island), Ma - ster MENAGE. IsTAT:'.'Eti'ol , A NZLCllBileltieG IsstArtri. Kanko (Stiitor to Unita), Mr. FARLF.Y Negaski (Ihribats Father), 'Mr., DELPINI ; And Urniia, Mrs.-MILLS. 41 ? - The Tragedy of Richard the Third, intended for rtES El t ening, is obli,god, pn 4cco . nnt_ni Mt. s ac. rincntal larnenqs, to be d . efeved tilL Monday next. -rid `Pailtotnirne rks The new Gram, Historic ...ailtbraithe lama, caller, }mouse.; or The Desolate Island, was '.tectived l On its first representation by a mast taeihionable ioul.-erowde4 Thratrc, with great . q A,/ universal applause throughout .; it will be perftvgned To-rftotto*..antt ort Thu-rsd4y, after The - Poor-Gentleman. . • ..The New Comedy will be perfu uvery, Tuesday and ciwir4. , , Lent. N'ew of Perousewill he geneat9deyrly Evening H further notice. rinHE CREDITORS Iry l i vrorrgage t l3 o , l ld, and. ~. I otherwise, of BAKER BROUGHTON, of Shep. toil Mallctt, in the County of Somerset,-Gent. are de sired--inatnediately.to transmit an Account of their De mands against htm ro Nic.fooka, Attorney at Law, in Snepton Mallematoresaid. - . . • , • , . ' CHAPLAINISILI P: WANTED. ' AN adequate PREMIUM will 'lie given .`to Person who will procure -s4ch 'a Qualification =y lathe Advertiser. . . Apply,...hy letter, to A. S. 1 No . 2, Nyinckwor th ..b W Id - ` - kip, Cit 9 •1: mi. ' TO .TUE FACULTY. A MEPICAL ,SITUATION in a Fatllion . able Watering Place TO'BE.DI SYO SED OF, on moderate Terms. For Particulars, apply (if by Le'tter, post-paid) to Mr. Callow, Medical. Bookseller, Cr o iourt, Princess-street, Seim, London. . ANNUITY. AS man'People who have considerable Pro. perty in the - Funds-, have occasion for a Sum of Money, but who do not chose to sell out of the Stocks on account of their tow state; -Three Thousand Pounds is ready to be advanced by a Lady of forty-nine years of we, for an Annuity of Three Hundred a year for her Life,_ secured by vesting ip the hands of Trustees as much Stock, at the Interest of which will pay the Annuity. Enquire ofMr. Miycock, Haberdasher, No, 56, Btan hop-struet, Clare.:Market. , • O,TICE is hereby given; That IViAIII-IEW PF.A RUM, lormerly of Fingla t ss, in the 00,unty t of Dublin, but latenof the City of Dublin, Esq. B.irrister at LaW,lteeeaseti, by his last Will and Testament, bear ing date the•sth Day of September ,-,1 - 792, among others made .the following Bequests : To Henry Pearson, then out of the K ingatim,• and to Elizabeth Pearson ' his sister, being the son and daughter of Henry Pearson, formerly of Bride-it:met, and long deceased, to each the sum of tool. and to each' surviving Son and Grand-son, Daughter anti rand.daughter of his cousin, Roger Pearson, deceased, ktyl. : and as to what should remain of hiS Personal 'For 'tube, ,after payment of his Debts and the Legacies in said Will intaitioned, he &reeled that one equal moiety of said o ,Stitptusags ',might be divided by his' Executor, between the Sons and Daughters, Grand- sons aid rand =•daughters, pf his' cousins, Henry and RogeicPeirson, bah deceased, .share and sharer alike. And- spid Matthew l'eArson by his said Will direelcd, that hi'. Estate of Cromwellstown, 'a n d Ir itot Kilted, in the Con:ay of Kildare, should. de -seeniftohis Heir at Law, he not-then knowing whom to jionl ivate as 61,40). All Persons having any right or claim suicicithe respeclive Devises in said Will, are requested to 'apply to Richard • Pearson, Escr.• sole Executor of said - Matthew Pearson, at Isio.ly, lames-Street, in the City ,of Dublin, stating the i irrespective a ffi nity to 4'441 Matthew V,Orson, iu order that their Righti may be particularly Invest igatid and ascertained. • Dublin, the 9th Day of February,.xFoi. • NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, _ No. New tiond-st reet G. BONNY N, Principal COnduabr of the • late Mr. Pritchard's Business, begs leave to- ac-. quaint the Nobility, ,G.entry,- -and others, that he has no connotion whatever with that House,now, but carries,on the FurniturePrintink Business entirely on. hii oWei . ac count, at No : 17,. as—above, where he will continue to have a regular Supp,Jy. :New Patterns, drawn from, de signs of the first Fancy Artists; and "as his Business will be .eontivit:le4 . with - cauctour and: . he humbly prestintes to solicit their favours, assurim; them, that any 01441A : they way be pleased to honour, him with; will be acc4iteti with his best attention. AYLESBURY, erVBE .SOLD,, a 'most rietirable FR*T - HOLD ESTA;TE, TIT.WE-FR RE, either torther Parcels, situate iti mid aditilning,the,Tpwn of Aylashtity. The possv.3seslioliel'ECVl,l6R PRiyiLgc Ls. and AttVaritages...: 'fhe'lklanors are extepsive, . p art i cu l a r s will shortly tie ready far delivery, and in-' foetriation relative to the iistateinay, in mean timo, be had on aiiiille.ation- to 1111,ssrs. 'Forster,' Cooke, and and to Mr . . Davis, Lewkner,, Meat o,7(forti.—lf the Estate js sold tp*thiir i , a considerable part of the P may'remato one . . PENNA 'DUPLtX. BY His • Majesty's Royal 'Letters Patent, the newly invented Machine for WRITING .with TWO PENS, producing at the same instant TWO OR I - G INA LS; according -to the common mod! of Writing, is otrered to-the 'Commercial, Political, Legal and I,iterary World, as mil' es to all Persona desirous of preserving authentic records of their Correspondence, Statements, Compositions, &c. &c. &c. This Invention, which is reduced to a,,prailice both easy andltee from every defed, has heat sanaioned by the e atronA g e of some of the most distinguished Charac ters in the Kingdom, and of several Foreign Ambassadors. Many Peisons„ who had been obliged to - have recourse to the 'Copying, or rather P ressing Machine, have experienced the moat complete satisfadion in the nit of the DOUBLE WRITER. The trouble andinconvenience'at tending the fOrmer are totally superseded by the lasts, which is so justly tbrmed,,that there can be no mistake in its use, - and constructed on such mechanical exactness and solidity, as to tkredttti& the necessity :of ail repair - . By this machine, on the merits of which atone, the Pa tentee rusts his pretensions to general eneUurogernerit,-the Merchant and Trader, those concerned in- the various de partments of .the Public Service, Gentlemen of almost every. description in the Law, and all p&rsons engaged in an extensivt>and important. correspondence, will be ena bled, not only to save great. trouble and expence, .-but also to avoid the possibility r of incorrectness, to which the best copyists are 'ion fretkuentlyVe..., . tie r votrist. vrtrril will-be lotind peculiarly useful in copying Drawinf,S, and to Centlemen who travel' it must be. tnore-vatuabld in point of accuracy: and secrecy, than the most able and .contidential Amanupsis. The execution of the Machine is so ekattly tninute as to. render it impossible to discover the slightest diilerence.in a hair stroke, or in the marks of punduation. The space oc .cupit:d 'by the Machine is very trifling, as it is contained in a small sized portable Writing Desk. . •- Manutieured and sold only . by J. H. Farthing, Np. 43, London, Pocket-book maker, and Portable Wri ting-desk MinufaElurei;-W holisale . and for E xpt;vtation: FREEHOLD ESTATES in BEDFORDSHIRE. TO' BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At. the Sup!' . Loaf Inn, in Dunstable, on Thursday the stir day of March next, betvieeen the 'Hours of Three . and Six in the Afternoon, TE MANOR of HARLINGTON,. with ,H the QUIT RENTS, RENT CHARGES, and other ROYALTIES, also - sundry, VALUABL and COMPACT FA RMS, situate within the said Manor and Parish of - Harlington, and in the Parish of Toddington, adjoining thereto, together with the GREAT TYTILLS of the said Parish of Harlington, and the RIGHT of PRESENTATION:to the VICARAGE thereof, Other ogether qr in the following Lots : Lot I. The Manor of Harlington, viith the Quit Rents, Rent Charges, and other Royalties,- to, ether with the great Tythes of the greatest part of the, said Parish of Harlington, extending over 1306 Acres, or thereabouts, including the Lands comprised in this Lot, with the Right of 'Presentation to the said Vicarage, and also the following compait and desirable Parins and. Lands, situate in the said Parish of Harlington, viz.' _ _ _ • - Dyer's Hall Farmiall old . inclosed), in the oectlpation , of I oseph Mead, 32.2 i Sundry Parcels of Land lying in, the open Fields, in the said-Parish of Harlington, in the occupation of William Merry, - 12 I 31 A ; House, Garden, and Smith's S hop, in Har lin ton, in the occupation of Thomas Gar lick; 0 o 3.! , . • 0 This Lot will be sold subjea. to the .pay. 355 3 Merit of . 41. per Annum to the Vicar of Har lington. , Lat z. Harlington Wood End-Farm' (except . the Lands in the open Fields), in the occu pation of William Merry; - • - - Si 3 1 The Corn and Cuss Tythes over the same. Lot 3. HarlingtOn E m, in the occupation of Mary Wheeler, _, - ' - /a 1 p. . 3 ,Gosle End Farm, in the occupation of the said Mary Wheeler, . ... - 20' z '6 'Titre? Pieces of Land called Bennell's Hills, in tile occupation of Henry Latch ? - 28 317 The Corn arld Grais Tythes over this Lot: . 121 1 25- , . Lot 4. All that capital ,and compact Farm, , • ,called Old Park yarm, situateln-the Pa- rish of Toddington, in 'the declOtion of i . john Fowler,. 7 - - 296 a tE ' Red-house f arrn (adjoining the above;, in the said Parish of Toddington,' in the th:etipa-' tion of"Thoglas Edwin, - , - 86 a 314, 383 o 16 That part of the F i state in Tothlington is most desirably situated lig ,building upon, as it corm - mods very,extensiye and pleasant prospects in a fine Sporting Country, near! Dukeliis grace the Du of Bcdtbrd 's, and is within half a mile of the road leading from Ihdford to Dunstable, 13' miles from the Anima, aud „oven from tote latter, _fovr from Woburn, Ampthill, and Luton, and furry from London; 7 11i011143 jittoket, of Tqddington, Garne r lweppr, will: Slim the Estatci, and printed Particular) mis , be 'had of him ; also at the SWan, l)ettforill George 'Woburn . Sugar-Loaf; Dunstable ; George , ,Luton; 'St. Alban's; of Mr. Ilishton, jun. at' ktl all, near aliariall. Salop; aiul in ' Lund6ii, of littiok Bridges, Eig., Red Lion-square; Where' a Plan inat;bc.steu.' T.Ann'ottints AR AU LT Nutted .tv LA it 'at ItulY , daY next. INSTORY . OF ALL THE REBELLIONS IN IRE . LAND. .Dedicated, by permission, to the Nlarltuis Cornwallis. In a few Days will be published. In One large Volume, 4to. illustrated with Ten Maps and e rice 1.. its. 6d. in lamrds, EMoms of the different REBELLIONS IV". in IRELAND, from the . A rrival 'of the 'English. With a paitieular Derail of that which koke out the'23ri of May, ma ; the History of the Co6piraey' which pi i.- ceded, and the Charatters of the Printipal Adors in it. .By Sir RICHARD) MUSGRAVE, Bart. Printed for john Stockdale,, -- .of;vhotrt may he i4d,-elegantly printed in Two large Volumes, .4tO. illustrated with a Map of Switzerittid, price Tsvo Guineas, in boards, history of .the Helvetic. Confederacy, fronitts Origin to its late Dissolution. By • Joseph Flanta, Secretary to the Royal Soc*y, ' To be üblished in May,, XPLICA:TION des EVANGILES Li f es Di. E, • . , litattehts, et Lis gig:Nuts iflits...ft.Ptlncipticm: ECM'S .. du Vannee, par C. C. tie La Luzeinc, E v eque de Langres. Fiveyols. in Svo. I lireslau,_tfioct. . Being Discourses on Frailical Morality, and the most important Truths of the Chritian. Faith, from the Pen of a good Man, an able Writer ; and a great. Prelate. - Persons wishing for this valuable Performance, are de r sired to send their names to Mr. Dulau, Soho-squire, that a proportionate nuinber of Sets may be ordered, from Breslau. The Books will be delivered In LondOrk Alte beginning of May. Price • KIRTON, NF,Aft BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE. • , TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION, By -WILLIAM LEAK, On Friday the tith Day of March, 11.1.7. A, nt the' King's Head Inn , in Kirton, betwcen 'the HOW'S' of Four and Sixin the Everting, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then produced ; AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • InclOsed, end TYTHE-FREE, SitUAW at Kirton aforesaid, in the following Lots A: R. P. Lot Three Pieces nearly adjoining, part • Arable, part Pasture • - iz 2 34 Lot 2. Four- Pieces nearly adjciining; part Arable, part Pasture t 6 o 3 Lot Four Pieces. nearly adjoining, part Arable, part Pasture - • - - 7 3 7 Lot 4. A good Messuige, Barn, Stable, and Out-buildings, togetherviiith Six Pieces of rich MeadOw and Pasture Land, bring im rnediatily adjoining, situate near the Church and Turnpike-road • - Lot s: &Piece Pa'sture, Land, called Row land's •• _ - is 2 16 Lot 6. Piece of I,:and intermixed with an Estate belonging to Miss Hutton, lot . which het Tenant pays 41. tos. per ann.. Lot 7. A Piece of Land intermixed with an • Estate belonging to Mr: Towne, for which his Tenant pays 41. los. per ann. Lot B. Kirron Fen, a small House and w Barn, together with Three Pieces of Arable Land, adjoining 'each other - • - 26 331 Mr. John Sterrnetr, the Tenant, will shew the Pre mises ; and A particular description of each Lot tnay be had of Thomas Ryder, Mai.' No. r, Lincoln's - Inn, Lon don ; Mr. Handley, Sleaford •, the Peacock, Boston ; White Horse, Spalding ; the plgee. of Sale ; and -of Mr. Flare, of Castdr, or the Auetionr, at Fletton, both near Peterbolotigh, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. For RHEUMATISMS; SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STELItS's OPODELDOC. . 1 T is with ; real 'regret that the Proprietor's of this Medicine (in consequence of the extraordinary rise upon Spirits; and upon other articles of which it is ,coin posed), find themselves.under the necessity of having re- COUrie to the same measure w h ic h t he} ado pte di ;..ey .n 1795, namely, that of addlit 'Sirpence per Bottle to the Price, in order that they may be able to continue the business with a fair profit. They, however, pledge themselves to the Public., that Nvheri any material and permaneitt reduZliOn in theartieles Of thi's CompositiOn Shill take circlet, they wilt again lower. the charge ; and give notice of It: as they did .upbst the former•occasion. The superior excellence of.this Medicine, and the con sequent demand, havint.proddced4 variety of Imitations, Purchasers are requmted to observe, that on the outside of each Bottle of thb Genuine 'OpOdekloc is pasted 3 Stamp, in whiih are engraved these words---" V. New berYt No. 45, St. PauPs." All otheei.are. counterfeit. Sold only by I. Newbery, at the Warehouse for 11r. James's PoWder,, No. 4, ire St. Paul's-CNA:ll;yard; a. hew doors from the corner of Cheapside„London ; and by his afpoiniment; by Mess's. Jeboult and Co. - No; zse, and. . No. 76, Oxtord-street ; . Wade, Old *Bon, -street ' • Bayley and Ch..Neockspur- street ; Go( 111 TY • and Cooke,, Southamptun n street ; J. Ward, tiaidc:le•-row, flulborit ; T. Tot, tdtal Exchange ; and NV . Clatke, Liorough t lliglt:ed .s. • Price 6d. per Bottic;includ- Ing she Stamp, or six fin 11S. 61. !C.D. As the Orodeldoc tor E gt)ortation Is -exempted from-the ,Stanps and tlierehre rik.:iirived of that.. mark of authenticity, and' as 'gleat quantities of- counterfeits are sent nut of tl) . e Kingdom, all persons abroadi. to prvvent-, such impositions ate desired to-he- partictifx in orderink their Ageftts to leocute this ketikule Igo Mr. ..ticw. trothf '5. ....___ . The Acts of 49 Geo. 111. cap. 13, and of 39 and , 4o Ceo. II l . cap. 49; require, Ist, Thai all i'ersons engaged id Trade or Matitifaflttro carried. on in London or airtierinster; the. i.irougli . of Sliotfrizrk, or in any ot the Parishes iil the County of Midd/e4e.y . , ...Essex, Kent; or Surrey, any itart of Paris-he? tie Within Tert - MileS of the Roya l Arehanke (ex cept such whose IncomeS trona Trate do not amount to' :tool.), shall deliver in their Stateinents to the Coninier 7 cial Cointuissioners for the City of Landa: and its Vici. nity ' • and the of every such Person is cog n i za bl e only by the said Commercial tonitr.issioners: , ad, That the whoic, Income of every Person (whether engaged . in Trade or - not)\shall be stated and paid for in one and the sanie Place, and that,no Person's Income shall be divided; so - as to be charged inlifferent Distritts, cept in the caseOf a Personvitgaged. in mare than ore Part-, nor:hip,. or more than one Concern, carried on in different }'laces. Places. Theta the Whole' Income of -each Partnership must he Stated distinCtly,-raad be. paid for in the Place where each respediveliusititiss ; is carried on'; and the scssments mustibe made on each Concern, and'on alt the Partners for their Interest therein, either Jointly for it he whole - Income cif-the Partnership, or on each separately for his resix:Etive proportion : but if the Assessment be made. on . the Partners joint/ for .. their trading Conceria; the private Income of each must be given, in separately ; and m case such private I ticcnne fall short Of iodt. a yea?; thespropartion ot Income derived froth Trade must be du clarecl, ut order to ascertain the Rate of,kasessmpnt ; yet in this panic s :dor' case the partieS may ekd to. pay 00 their prtvare Income; at esther of the places %Wien: they are assessed on their Trade; . but they Will be tixpz:Cted to declare. in their StateinentS-*here such . pttvaie !he. come are to be paint for. • jd, That in the case °la Trade-Or Manufaaure of one joint Goncern,...but _carried on „in ciietri* 13Attr4ri : ‘,4h e principal. Pail:let:May eleet. in Which the'Statements - of all the Piuiners,shail be delivered but they must all go to the same Board,. wiletai tht trivere . Incomes must also .be asseiied. . . 4th, Tlatt all . Pei• Sons engaged in '..Tude or MstitiEtc lure shall tiplieily the District tvit4rt they were assessed in the las( and on what ..averitge, or un witat yedr.; their Stateniepts were: nude out; and in is .es of Partner- Vaip, the' Spleincrits must contain the itn4 dence of every Partner, al:a whether the, S tatcment oi Lie fornier Year efintaincet he i niti 1 sprat Incomes of tin: Partneio,, and bc.qorc Cot rnissionees they wer.: as, teased.. k fa, That ill P.-Nails shall dlitinghish ljow much of the Sums on then - Stat:lnent is paable on account of Tra:ie or Manufidure and.how, much on account of In. con::: derived front otlier-source or sources. Thelket 0t:39 Cep. 111. cap. 22, requires , 6th, That all PerSopsliabicAo lie assessed by the . Corn tnereial Cortunissioiters shall deliver their Staterdents of Income on er.befure the ,^eth da ,- of March in evCiry year ; any.kiefaut tin del rig the' •S tat ' entzrits jir due time, or itt complying with the .several pir c ctio n lirincTibed, by the Ad, As to the mode thentout ; or.any ne.?,lee.t or refusal to return a Sciteduld of lo.rome, m cprisetptenze o 1 PrCcept,is'inixl the ConirniSsioners, will render' the Defaulter liable to the Penalty of Twenty Touncis'. The'Cornintssionsrs f it necessary .to obseroe, that this. Tax is t,itt on thc tv.;ome*of the current year; not, as has been erroneously t.:Trosed i On the Income of the pre 'Ceding yea : it therefore becomes necessary to state, that I necinc:is divided into two parts ist;tertaiti c,r tixcd Incorne. ad, Uncertain or east at Income. First,. Cevain, fixed, and ,reglElar Income arises fe'lni the kents of Lands and HouseJ, -. frontthe loterest of Mo. ' from Dividends. the Public unds,.and the like; „na is to be ascertain eTat the time of cl4livery of the State ments, accordin6 to the Sum Which it :4411prodr4te be tween the sth of April tgot, and the stli of April Mot, and so on every subsequent Year: Se..:ondly, Income to be dc..vcd froth Trade and other such-like ikevelitte is Considered as uncertain or dine), and its probable- :Antonia is tberefOre to be estimated from what %vat the actual produce of the preceding year, or :IC cording to an average of the three last 'years, every such year to be 'considered as conple 4 4l on the 3 ist tit''Decent „bar, or at such tithe of the year as the Rally has been a-c -cugtoined to snake up his accounts, but in no case /.4:eir than the day limited, for the delivery of Statements, that is, the Thirtieth Day Of. March. • Every Person is novi-bouncrto continue to estimate this part of his Income, on Ow Yehr, or the averai,* of 'Three Yea) s; agreeably to the option lu has already made in this tesp4.`.4A. • All Persontt beciiming entitled to any Income between the sth Day of April; tsar; and the sth Day df Apo), -1802, or within the satne period .in, any subsequent year, are required to return a Statement therm - wohtn twenty days after the tame shall have accrued. unless their origi nal Staterrieht %vill.cover the Addition. . • , And .all Persons corning into Share of any Train or Mandl:idlure; must estimate their Income for the current yea r, .aetx•rdi ng to ,t he I neorne which such Trade p cod in the prec4tling year, or on an average of three yeirs to the Parries then in possession thereof. This Tax ig laid on jneorite, not Om Expenditure, all ficortie:i therefore,• the PrOpertv •of Person:, faiciont in Groat Britain, which liecornes in .tinj . , ntanner.,prolitahle to its owner; t&the Taxi betote any appropria tion of it 141i,0 places in augmentation of Capital, or 11:Persoes who are to he assessed bY.the Commercial Commissioners are-deslica to Send for proper Forms - rot Suternents to the Office, No. "; Austin-Friatsy awl to bc very careful in correctly filling up the Islanks. • No Statenienh: can be prbteetted att Whith are not cant& plete. THOM_VS M4R5114111,-Sec, • , oritcs 0 teOMATERCIAL CC. 1 1 .1,1111ti$10N1:14, 'Aro. 7; Austin 1.)14,7, Feb. 24, tc,361. rrHE COMMERCIAL ., COMMISSIONgRS J. CITY of LONDON and its Vicinicy do brreby gtvt Mi/cc, That ittp4ratance of tile 4:ev-cral Ads for gratitin certain Duties upon IncoTe, thzy have appointed thfit Secret-ay, 11 , 1AasitANt, Esq, to receive - statinsket• of4neoine froth all Persons. en g aged in Trade or Marx,. tadure entitled to he. assessed .14 thenwithin the 1;1443 oft hei r jnrischaion. Tice Ctattlneirs are ,to be sealed t?p, and addrested to thb saitl'Titom As, 01R-$ KAM; Esti. and to be del iyeved at .thka 'ORIce, Where attendance be ripen toYocnive the tame every . 4lay (Sunday4 - exceptcd) Cretn - Ten oiCiock in the Forestoon antil pour in the,Afttirooott. • ..._. _ __. Every Pertpii hanging a : ctaionlot is to teetiVS 4 NUM txr at this 011ifx, by which iluiribcr he is to 4csiatur the Ccrtificiltr of hwAszessnititt *hula preparccl... , • - , .71-10.44.4 S Ai AgSll.4ll, S ir., N. 11. I= ropet ,Fornis, wall Blanki fiat auktnit 4q.it S tat,cnents, may be had i.t tills Olfice.