The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-24 00:00:00

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PRINTING TRrIDE of the C 4 of Glasgovf 411(1 its Neis , hbourhood, convened to receive the Rt.:poi - rot the Committee appointed to correspond with the Delegates in London, upon'the proposed Additional Tax on Printed Goods, • JOHN sTIRLING, Esq. in the Chair The Meeting unanimously came to the following Reso lutions ; - Ti publ‘shC.l, Pri,;e 6d.• A LETTBR to the Right Homourabie LORI) L.I...CARRINGTON, Piti.skozxT of the' 80A12.13 of Ackicutruat.. _ EAS f INDIA HOUSE, • • March • iti 1801. -- T , HE COURT dr DIRECT'Oid , I the „it! ty...A.T . ERCILA . j . ENG LA. ND tradt4 fo t/ East Traits; do berfhi. give Mticr t That they &ye received a Letter fi-, e! nine zigriifring tkeir in:ration to triwg forword a Motio, at the Quarter , }. General court .7ppciate a r to he held ot iligtvday, the 25th btst.znt, for gra/tarts. a Penelon or tome ReatonerAtiox to Sir SID4VEI SMII H, jO. kir great ard merit4rious &r. vices in Egypt, • ON THURSDAY EVENING, March z 6, will be performed, DEAF AND DUMB • Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. By COLONat FULLARTOI4,. 7- • Of Fullarton,- - M.P. F. R. S, AuthoroflheAgriculairal Report tor the County of Avr. The subject of the. above letter was proposed by the BOARD of AGRICULTURE, in consequence of a Requisition from .a COMII - 11TTEE.of the 1-101.ME'ot LORDS; - to Examine and Report on the best Means ()I CONYERTING GRASS LANDS into ,TILLAGE, vvlthOut ex2:4ustirig the Soil : and of returning the sarric to - Grass in an improved state. • • Printed for J. Debrett, -opposite Burlington-house, Piccadilly. By whom also will spectiilybe published; by the same , . • Author; . L- WITH WEDDING DAY; . Sir Adam Contest, Mr. KING: Lady Contest, Mrs. JORDAN. Pizarro will be perfoimed on Easter Monday. A new Romantic Drama, with Song, called Adelmorn, the Outlaw, will be produced. immediately after Easter. A new Tragedy called Julian and Agnes is in rehearsal, and will be produced as SOon as possible. , . tst. That it appears`, by The Report of - the Chtninittee, the Minister has not as yet abandoned his intention of lib posing an Additional Tax upan Printed Gooels„ ; while bb suhstantial reason has been ad. - :uced why. r this .particular brinCh'Of the Cotton`Trade has .been, repeatedly selcaed assn objedi of viation. 'mat Printed Goods, are the only. .atticle iu the Cotton, Woollen, - or Linen Mamdadiurs subjected to dnlyi 3nly. That the Cotton-Trade, 'Viewed in ,the a.ggtegate, as. asrast source of nationat,industry and of national corn, ihette, it' appears most titiWit and impolitic to .arrest its p tegtess,' and 'endanger its. existence,- by subj Citing , Any part of it to a lax ; but the singling•out ..any particular of that Track, is evidently . unjust, partial -and oppressive. ' • • : 4thly. : That the Calico Printing Trade; as' airoirding em ployment to a numerous class of both Sexes„.aud of 311 ages, is entitled to at least an equal share of the protec tion and favour of the Legislature, •with any branch of 111 anti -:ture whatever. .stitly. That a duty of.6d. per square yard upon printed goods, ,, instead of 3id. being nearly d o ubl e t he _ e rt.,sent duty must - of necessity, not only materially ditnintett the cohstinptiOn, butniust also tend to tranrer. it: to other articies piVi-11$ no duty, thereby rendering the &reat stink in - , ulldnigs, Machinery . , and" Utensils, of littiZt • ". • • • 71.'' iFILLII4 if -RA itzsAv i Sec. LIST INDIA HOUSE, March 23; 'fled'. . . . THE COURT of DIRECTORS qfthe UNITED fOIIPA NY of .111.EACHA ,N 1 &WC -1.-IND, trading 12 tht East Indies, do htrrhy give Mace, Th., at the f iearter6 , - Gezeral Court app,:inrca to to heti cm iffearitday, tte zstb V March ;121, :1 Relolutiost oftbe Court of' Direaors of the zBth Toil/ I...rep:flea to t.tr Goteral Court, agreea4 to the Aft of - tbe 39 Geo. 111. Cap.' Ug viz. • LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.. ORATORIOS AT PLAY-lIOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. 'THEATRE ROYAL, - COVENT-GARDEN. 1.ra40-MORROW VENING, March •‘.zstli, will be performed (by particular Desire; the - Sacred _torio of • •.• , • . • THE MESSIAH„ Cpmposed by t F. HANOEL. Treteeng :the third. Pak, 'will he introduced , M ARI rf Hymn, "Great God what do l - sce." As perforint4 with. such .unbounded.applause, arranged with Aceornpartiriwnts by Mr. B AUM A R.l' EN% End Of Part I. • a Concerto or. the Grand Piano F6rte by Aliss Morell,. young-Lady, totally ; Blind from her birth.) , End of Part 11. each's favourite, Concertante for, violin, Oboe; Writ:fr . :lM "Violoncello nbliglta; by. Messrs.: G. Ashley, Lings,,R. ant! Cliales s Abt,lcy ! • • And on Priday, next.will be • r•epeatied . , . • • ' A GitAND SETICTION: • . Con::istmg of • the Detthigetv'Te Denny, the rii•st , ...ka of - - H.ydir'S Creatid:: and a Grand :Miscgitatieous Ad. pri 4 : 4 14.1 Vpcd Verrigmer§, 'qrs., SECOND, .Mis - s .TENTWANT; Alits'f•YßE P., Master SMTTH, • And Madame.DU.S.SEK, • Mr. INCLEDON,. Mr. D: - 'ti UM, Mr. IJYNE, Mr. IAMES !.:...1-10N, and Mr.'. nENNTA.N. - of the mr..G: ASHLEY. .. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The rest of the Band, and the ChorOsses, which will be numerous and complete, by the most approved Per forfuers. The whole under the Direalon of Mr, ASHLEY, Sen. rlaces for the Boxei to be taken of Mr. Brandon at the --Box-Office in Hart-street.. Half.Price•a,s.usual, at Nine o'Clock. Mors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven o'ClOck. A TREATISE on the LEGISLATION of GRAIN, and other Art Wes connected with the National Suhsist ince, on which pI . essc.rtiallytiei,encL This Day was published, In Twn 'Volumes, Svii, priCc, 16s. m boards, T - HE LIFE, A DVENTUkES, and OPI . 114 , 160-NS of coionet 'GEORG li JIANG ER i • Writ ten by Ilisurielf. . • - • 1 • '' To which is added, • Advice to the Prelat'.es inid Legislators, •how to correa the Immorality aixt . kicobinisni of tile presort age, and the smile time ,iAcr-,:iie the Revenue. , . . Advice io toe lovsly CYprians, - ;Ind to the Fair Sex in 'general, 11;5* to pus; tlit:ir tivain`future to ',heir better sa thraelion, 'arid Ad enjoy with diieretion she-three Cardinal Virtues. ' , . • ' - (hi Ma;rinion Compulsii-e NV.dlOck, and on 1',.: I , ,r - gamy. . - 0,11 the miscryof Finale Proitirution..: 7 The:History of the luv.!y 4 . l:2•;iyptia, .thq, ramcla of Ncf,rvE,d, and, Facagdri Of - t lie le.l.fgi ptimi race ; the Au - thorls Marriage- with her,- and her cruel Infidelity , and .F.l9peinciity, ith a tr.e. elling Tinker,: - . i . ... And a History of the King's Bench Prison, written by the Author guttifgshis 'cuStodv'un'Ut .lie'NlarShal bf that • grisoli, deicriptiveinf , the miseries endured by' the Pri ,soners, a.c.d ;He ex; ayaganz expenco incident to tilos con finement. . _. , • • . -Insanite parat, 'certa -ration; medoque ' , /status J g ris, minus ntarimls. 7'; 'no R.AT . Lor.don : Printed tbr j . Debrett, Plccadilly. " That it is the opinion of . this Court, -that the Coni minder and Owners of the Shit) QUEEN, are tullyu qUitteci Iron, all imputaion of Neglect ur I,Y4iscOnlutt, itt rospea of tht 1,,,05..; of that ship.'' • WJLLI4f RAMSAY ,See. EAST INDIA 1101.1.5 L,, . _ . U of ' :11,p-ch 18, iSor. THE COURT of , DI RECTRS the. UNITED COAIP.ANY of ME.RCIUNTS'of ENC. LAND trading to the Ea.o Indira, do:heir/5, girt M;rice, . •-- "That the:y.l4l;l 6e reatty to receive f ro p o ,,,d, r i rt wr i t i ng , , -.R , or btfcii 7'hu; . ....4y, t/.' "?..i of Al•ril, "eon: .vy Person 11 , 40 . .174!5• ha:L.Teggaged tr . ) farni.h the Comnii.arr:ers 4 His IllajeAty's - 17 - sltspOrt- ...Ver....ice, with Tenn. ge for New &nob-Nig*, on • :.- ;at Perms' ~ e • are IL , ;lli,tg to Lji.A . to . th e amp o n t y t4v ,„ . 4 COPPER . BO 'TO _IrED .5 iIiFS, - :4 . hrii.t . tvene Tr::: and , r Obeys Go4r, j on: Cb;h:l ; ! Site/2 Shi,s . :to tr apjrrov:d by ti. ( e (.. - %ot . pary!! lipee ,s, and •TObe , Ail an -, id and .i . lquipped in el4.y .. ', A t c.-7, avecab(;...l; !i4. stsm4l gegol.o l, :n.'i t , t itc Cons.Pnly. (he Ttirders' tie expre`.l . if?e , 'kale of ' Freight i7n- ihd aer e 411easziretitent,. - Jr....1 •41.sc f.f.r Sinptx.r ' .o.tnagt, and stating th! same on sbedoloe .1 iersnr, as there will net be aA cpportunity df ;nokilk a-ty a6,,ten..ent.. • The Ttrders with the ty: - rds " Ship Tender" oar the cover, to be sctier:zis ,irft -criO tbe Secretary, at .r beflre T•ttprlve 6'6:ack at ..V . ,o•r, .ors the hglat :.0d e f.,eipril, heyona v..,6,'eh how. A: o,ty Ten.: ii •:::411 . be - reeetved. WILLI/ I ilf RA .11SA Y, Sec. ..6tilly;„ That upon• the impoliny-of the principle of taxinga n Y,,hraneltoi the Cotton Tr.pie, the Nicetio4 -at), pidiend theyliave aright to look with •cinfifldente - lbt the zie-ilotii assistance anti co-operation of every individual in terested m; or c:rlatitiett - with, that , and now staple Afainitaeurep: the Countr , y Tit opposing the obvniiis injustice: arici'partiality or the proposed Tax, they trASt:ftir tile supPortiand countenance nz every- fair and candid. person.' . • 704, T.hit the CinfonNianufaaiires at this part of "the Country, liaveefol'a. considerable time: past be,:r. , in a _ v ery clep%.sSeciristiete, gaud mat many th ousands_ of molesnd fektpit - ,doencient upon them, arc at this moment out of emploinienr. • • . That:the inevitable consequence of the proposed Additional. Tax,. will be to increase the general - calamity, and most- prolkihiy to force many usctill and ingenious • hands to abandon the Country, for it is an incontrover tible tact; that owing: to want- of emproyment, Emigration • is at .present , g,oing On.in an alarming degree. 9thly. Thu tntrefore thfs'hleethig with'incri -, _ • i-ng p erseverance , resist and op po se Oy 'every Constli ! offal means,. the proposed Additional Ditty of T wopeilt.e Hai t penny pat square yard, on Printed Goods, got wily as pregnant with rutnats consequences to theulserveS and-tb the great utimber of hinds dependentloh.theiti -for Mead, but as involving the most material interests of the who* Community., .thproughly, convipeed, that the priuciple-of , ta - xingiqanittattures, once admitted, will not be long-con tined to the Printing Trade, but be extended with the burden, and'all the Jnoinvcniences , in se p a rable troni th e operation of Eicise Laws, to most other articles of IL. nufaCture... . ~. ' '`: This Day was published, In Two Voliirries Oetas'n, - pricq us. in boards, - • TO BE SOLD BV PRIVATE CONTRACT, An t i en tered on . at Midsumin.:r next, tkCapital BRigc. DWELLING _HOUSE, in complcat Repair situated in the North-4treeti •Chiehestor ; ednststnig oe five good Bedchambers, with Closets and a Dressing Room,. on the Attic : kohr best l3edchatqbers, with aim* Closet or Stilly, and a Dress ing RoSin on the:First Floor; on the Ground f Icor are a Dratving Root, abOnt to feet square, aqlreakfast Room 17 feet by 15, 2.• Dining Rooin iS teet,by 17, with a China Closet, or Stott-roont ; a./..arder and . A.iilT.-house• i Butler's ' Pantry, large Kitchen, abd.a Scullery ; a double Ctx,ch house adjoining, with rt four-stall Stable; with 'a good Kitcho Garden, and a large,Green- house :'also a Mead'Jw ui rich Land, containint; about seven - Acres, and nearly adjoining to the - end,of the North-street. The i:'reinises are welt adapted for the itnmediat,t reception of a Genteel Family. , For further raiticulas inquire of John Utterson, Esq. of Chichester, the Proprietor. N.B. Large .and. convenient Cellaring, perfealy dry, under the House.• , . • Second - Patt of • 'THE: HISTORY' of the ANGLO-SAXONS. One V 011!me c,o . , Yi4y; , nf,.llle.,Kingdoms and Piracy of tilt t!ie E):pedaipas of Icagnar Lod 'brog,' and tlio Lit of Attreif th6G reit. The othor, con tinumg the H4tury to-itsronclusionat the Norman C on . , By Sit. Totsly.R,'F. A. S. .Prititt.ll for T. Cakt.fll, l jun: and W. Davies, in the Strand. . Of whom may bc;had, by the saute Author, The Etis tory 'of the 'AilgioLSaNalos, f(am their tint' appearance tth;ovi the Mini ; to. the Death of Egbert, I,•.ith a. Map ut :heir antient Bvo, 7s. CON F L AGRATIODI of the TRENCH ADMIRAL's SHIP. rr HE Magnificent_ PICTURE of LORD N'EL, SON's VICTORY, with the EURNING of /.'() RI ENT,. in which are introduced Portraits of the iOfficers',. the Size of Life_ N ,_ now op en _ for Publi's Exhibi tioz, at Mr. Oitrat,'s, No. LIS, .New Bond-street, near Grosvgnor-atreet. . • • ADMITTANCE. ONE SHILLING. N. B. An ENGRAVING is in hAnd .from the same. Vice to Subscribers Two Guinean for Pioofs, 01 - te Guinea fir Prints, siz of the three fighter Nay.:l tories. • • - • • . • lothly. That their Delegates.in London be instruagd to wait upon the Minister with a Copy of these Resolutions, ih addition to the ResoluOins and Memorial formerly sent, and to inform hi m, that the Trade here are ready ttl fUSSPaltiat4 tty:proot, what.-thty have. now advanced re sprawl; the depressed - state of .the Cotton Manufactures, and the presen; - al.irining - Einigration. • i t:thly. - That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Delegates, ;to tire .Chairman, and to the other Mein bers of the Committee, for the lbour and pains tuey have already bestowed upon this business, and that they be re quested to continue their exertions, to avert a measure so evidently destrudive to the Calico Printing Business, and hurtful to ttregeneral interests of the Country. tathly. That tr...:se - ResCilurions communicated to the whole PrititingAnd Cotton Tradein the Kingdom, in sten manner as the Committee may judge best adapted for that purpose:. r3thly. That Copies of these Resolutions be transmitted to the Lord Rrovost and Magistrates, to the- Merchants and 'Trades' Houses, and to tne Chamber of Commerce of this City, all of whom have already expressed their disap probation of the intended TaT. Signed in Name, and by appointment of, the Meeting, JOHN STIRLING, Chairman. This Day was published, • Price Is, 6d. smr.4 7 A new Edition, being the Mill or A SUMMARY of 'the PRINCIPAL EVl ri, DEN CES,-.for -the TRUTH and DIVINE ORI GIN of the VskIAtISTIAN REV E C.4TION, nesigned chiefly for t6:-. Use of Young Persons ; _ino(e particularly of those who have lately been-confirmed in the Diocese. ot . London. tata VA Lb-A L kEsTA-1 - F , on the River Nith, in Neighhourhooda the TOWN of DUMFRIES, Scotland. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC By BE I LBY, Lord Bishop of . London. Printed for T. Cadet), jun. and W. Davies, strind ; I'. Payne, Mews.we ; and F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 'I. Sermons on several Subjects, 2 vols. new - Editions, I2S. in boards. a. An Essay on the Transfiguration of Christ, is: 3.A Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of London iu the Years 1798 arid 170, is. BRITISH. FIRE OFFICE, STRAND, And epposite the Royal Exchange, Corphill, London. TH's -.OFFICE is established for the Insur ance of.Houses,•Buildings, Munufa&.ories, COWS end NlttChandiZe, Ships, Vessels, Barges, and other Craft, with their Cargoes, in Port or used on Navigible Canals, "Fanning Stock, and alt other Broperty ? against Loss or Damage by , Firein any part of G rest Britain. The flattering Encoueigenient this Society has received in the short period of its Establishment, ftilly proves the T espeathility of its Proprietary, and the estimation in which it is held by the Public :—the amplitude of its Ca. pital is a peried Security for every Engagement, and is in extent to i a greater amount than any similar Institution. .Great attention has been paid in ascertaining the. Rates and Conditions of Insurance : ..t he Proprietors flatter them _ selves that they will be foiind;.ort examination, to' be per fealy equitable. This Office makes good Loss by Fire from Lightning ; and in cases of Insuiance Fieehold Property 'the Bene fit of the Policy Will extend to Heirs and DevizeeS. . Agents are appointed in the soveral . Cities and large (,was in.the ,Kingdom to receive Insnrances', of whom printed Proposals and Conditions, with t List of the rectors',Vroste:s, &c. may be had gratis. Annuatlnsurances due at . Lady-day must be paid on 01 before the gth day of April, or the Bcnetit of•the will be lost. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. GREAT_yAjOIOUTI-I,lk.farth ;ist, 1 9 ,0 T. WMEREAS a Person calling - hirtsell AS , tikred a Green One-horse Chaise, with a Grey Horse, laineron the:near leg behiutt owing to a vin, of William .Larlhatu, of Grcat7Yarmouth, Nor 'f o lk, on Weduesday.,the inst. and was to lutve returned on the itext Aay, and not yet yetttrired it is supposed he has left them at some. I nu. Any Person giving information of them to the sail William Lariliarn $ will be rewarde(l for their trouble. • • , ,N. B. The saw Person appears to be about i? years of ag e; is rather low,. had sm a Midsnippan's,unilotm, and o was at. Norwich on the izth inst. . TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. WHERgAS RICAAD §AIjNiS,ERS, late V. of ;the .114roul;h: of Plymouth, Cooper, stands charged . onoath, with stealing a quantity of French Brandy, which . Was lan,:ling. from a Prize ; a R e ward of Twenty Pounds is hereby, oll'eTed to any Person or Persons that will apprehend and kecure the &Zit Rieli?ird Saunders, ibany of His lajesty's whitit will he paid by applying. to Edward Lync, Ebq. Agent ; or to. Ivir, Peter Symons, Broker, in Plymouth, ._on his conviO lion. The said Sounder.; is about six feet high, long visage, altdrt gr_ly hair, is very stent,, and- lias,a, tt)yvirk, •-vV or; away, ycsterday; a light-coloured gt cat _coat, and a blue jacket uncler. . Plymouth, March 17,-tBot. WANTED TO RENT, .. • A Small neat HOUSE'. and GM&DEN, about , t 1 Twenty to Thirty . !villas distance from I.N:don, in a Market-tovi.ll.—Renz. from tzt. ro• I . 4l.'per . annetn, • •:- 7 ~,LettcrS (post-psi:l; addrc.;4%.l No. r,. St. Paul's "u - be immediately 11:11d • „ SELECT ASSVII3LY riNDDAN,CING NCADEMY. TO THE LOVEkS ()F PURE S COTCH DANCING. MR. ALLEN'S CITY ASSEMBLIES are *very Monday till lure, a; No. to, Great AyWl_ street, Coodman's•helds.. Dettrittined to spAre no .4xpence to tender it superior' in ever) , respea to anYotiier of the kind, he'llas'enriged as principal Violin for all his Even ings, Mr. Mackintosh, ftorn , Edinburgh, .whose animating _rotes are the life and soul of the Scotch Nobility's private Dances, and who is 'estectried . the tiist_pOftirhier to Eng: land for Strathspeys and Reels. Mr. Weippart plays the Harp. • None but X.arlies of Charat4eradmittcd. Ladies and Gentleinen learned Danc ing, are privately taught in the first. Fashion, there, And at Nf). 19, 'Sherrard.streeti Goldert‘silttlare, where the Terms may be had. Those who come from the Country to learn, m a y live' in the House during their acedainplishruent, and learn what it necessary 'in about a foitnight. :Mdsic ,chools No. 4, Wells-street, third Door from Oxford-street. PERFECT LIKENESSES. - ' (By His Majesty's Special Appointment ; ) .ice; REFLECTING MIRRORS, at One Guinea each. for taking Likenesses - in Profile or full alio, Landscapes, and Views from Sea &c. They are Made on so easy a l'lan, that a Child of - ten years of age cannot fail to take a Perfuel Likeness with them, : , , , - _ ___ • ' _ _ crfe ,Likencises taken in Miniature Profile at ss. 6d. and painted 'on . G4ss or Chrystals, in a stila of superior elegance; from 18s. to tl. ss. each. -Profile Likenesses in Coietlis,-froni io, 4)41. 15$, each, gilt Frames included. His Impression Prorife'Plaics i for Ladies and Gentlemen to take any number, from . los. 6d. to Igs. each. They 'will befotuid - of the greatest utility - to such Ladies and Gentlein6if Who travel, as they can he put into small Pocket-book, and to preient a Priend with a' polite re nierithyancciA oni-minute. Time of sitting one minute,. and one sitting .sufficient. MINIATURES neatly painted. from Three to Five uintas.. Speci!nens of the above Paintings may be teen every day, frotn Eleven o'Glock in the Forenoon till Seven in the Eve ling, at NQ. 4, Wells -street, third door front - Oxford. street.- - N. B. Such .who wish to see the efred of the above'ln strunient pay Is. each, which «gill be returned on pur chasing of either the above Instruthents, or 'sitting for an • Impression 'Late Likeness. • ** * Likewise . his Velvet Writing Paper. and Metallic • Pencils friack . up-in Books, at • and •25.. 6L. each ; Ma nutac in Ordinary to His Majesty, to be. had as above. TO - prevent imposition by a spurious sort being otlered to the Public itiSteA of Mr. joneS'S,. please to observe they are all ; stamped with his Name, and round about it, by His 'Nlajesty!s Special Appointment." TO BE LETT for a Terine•Or. the Beneficial LEASE • • SOO). • ACAKTAL and convenient MANSION, _with extensive and well.arranged Stabling, Coach .houses, Cow-house, Gran:rry, Dog - Kennels, Gardens, and Pleasure Grouricß, phd Eighty Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture Lod, •siirrounding the House. Also the De putation of several extensive Manors, aboUnding with Game, go with the Muse. The Estate' is riesirahl situated in a beaittifid and file Sporting Country, about tirty.miies from:London, and three miles;:rom a capital Market - town ;and the: flunk and Premises are in corn :Mete tepiiir, at-very hire suin of money having-been lately t xpended in repairing enttbratitifying the same, and are •catcu,iated for tije actorr . imodatiod et _a rieinctl Family, :!iul ;well worthy the attention lit Geauleinan fond of .Fi4d Sports.. A. p 1 ter furthers particulars, to Messr,s. Il4nson and No. 6 'Chancery-Lane or Mr. Et wail, Andoyeri This Day was'bublish - cd, in lain°. . DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, • .TO - HER MAJESTY, Price's. 6d. neatl y bound. in Sheep; Ss. 6d. in Calf; or tos. sa. in Morocco ; r rilE BOOK of COMMON PRAYER,. and Administration of the S A ca Atut.wrs, and other Rites and CeremOnies of the Church, according to the use of the UNITED CHURCH of 'ENGLAND and IRELAND : Together with the Ps A rrta Or Ps .s of D V I 1, 1 IYiinted ad they are to Se sung dr said .in. Churches: To ) w,hich isi refixed,. AN j : „NTROBVCTION TO TIM COMMON PRAYER ; Containing Observations on the Services for-Morning and • . Evening;'.Sundaj's and Holidays. By 101-IN REEVES, Es+ • • One of the Patentees of the Office of King's Printer. Sold by J. Wright, Piccadilly. it„ii The above Edition as intended for gent-"ral use. A more splendid-Edition. in Crown Octavo, printed at Mr. Bulmer's Press, will be ready for delivery in May. A Spe chnenthav be seen at the Publisher'S. • • Lately published, .price Ss. in. Board A, A . COLLATION OF. THE HEBREW AND GREEK TEXTS OF THE PSALMS:, - • • In order to account for the Variances between them, and thereby establish the gavtlienticity of the one, and the Fidelity of the other. By JOHN REEVES, Esq. This Day v as published, Price 11. 59. . in boardsr AST AT IC RESEARCHES : or, Transadions of the Society, instituted in Bengal, for Inquiring into the History and Antiquities, tlic Arts, .Sciences, and Literature of ASI A. • • • VOLUME the SIXTH: Calcutta Printed at the Honourable Company's Press. Sold by P. Elmsly, Strand. This Day: was. published, In One large Vo Oaavo, Price bound 75 . . A New Edition, being' the Twenty-eighth, of A COMPANION for the•FESTIVALS and' FASTS ot,the CHURCH of ENGLAND; with Colleas and ravers &It-each Solemnity, By_ IrWEERT NELSON, Esq. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, G: and J. Robin son,-R; Baldwin, W. 1. and 1., Richardson, R. Faultier, H. Gardner, 1. Walker, j , 1.4 Linn ' W.. t.owndes, kie, J. Scatcherd, E. Newhery, I,Olignia.n and ReeS„ Rod T. Must. 0 - 3 - A few Copies are printed on a superfine Woven Paper, price bound 9s. Ot the above-mentioned Booksellers :nay be had, by the sanie Author, The Praaice of True Devotion, in relation to. the End is well as the Means of Religion ; with an Unite for th , ! a Holy Connuni6n. " The Nineteenth Edition. To win:, is ptetlxed, The Charaeler of the Author'. In One Vol. Imo. price bound 3s. 64. • • . This Day was pnblislie.:±, Elegantly prlntea iii Four Pocket Vol and adorned with a new Set•of Plates, from Design./ by ,Vlr. S. Ri gaud, price Oise Guinea, inboards, • A New Edition of - - r-HE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN'MTI._ TON.'froin the Text of Dr. Newton. With a Critical Essay by 5. AIKIN, It7.' n. Printed for J. Johnson, G. G. and J. Robinson, and j. Richardson, R. Baldwin, Otridge . and Son, j. Sewell, J., Nichols F. and C. Rivington,, T. Payne, 5. Waiker,W%Lowndef:, Scatcherd, G. Wilkie, Clarke and Son, Longman and Rees, Cartel', jun. and Davies, Verner and nodd, J.. Deighton, j. Taylor, Ogilvy and Son; 1.. Nunn. E: Marv. Malvinan, Cxrpcnter and At the Rainbow Coffee-house,. cOrnhill, London, on Monday the 29th April next, betwixt the hours of One and Two in. the Afternoon ; THE FIVE POUNIYLANI) of Old Extent, of CONHEATH, - With-the 'fiends and Pertincnts, lying within the 'Parish of Carlavereclc., and Sheriffdom of Dumfries, holding tea of the Duke oft Queensberry, for payment of .TwO Shillings Scots of Fch-duty. This testate is bbaUtitully situated 'on the River Nith; about four measured milcs, below the Town of Dumfries, commanding an extensive view of the winding of that River. 'the Solvray Frith, and Coast of Cumberland. It contains . Upwards of 400 Scots Statitte.Acres (being mO're than Soo English Acres), all Arable, except about 11 7 Aeres'in Wood and Planting, and about so Acres of Moss. The whole is inclosed with march - Fences, and sfibdivided into . convenient inclosures, .several of them' with Hedges and RoWs of Trees, , —A great, part of the Grounds are of an exceeding ,good quality, anti the whole are capable of mitch improvement at a moderate expence, from - the Sea Sleach out of the' Nith, which washes the Estate for a considerable way, and where the tide flows tO a "-teat height. The present Rental Is about 3351. exclusive of the Man.. sion House, Offices, Garden; and Ofchard, well stocked' with Fruit. Trees, on which do Rua is put. The Tenant on the. Shore; by putting Weirs into the' River, has Of late been very successful in catching Sal, mon-;.• and, it is believed; that at a moderate expence; a eonsiUerable.FiShing might be established. • The Quay ereacd by the Town of Dumfries .at Glen, 'cap'le, to which vessels of 'great burden come, is adjoining to the.E state, and a gobd road from' D umfries to the Quay runs through the Grounds, part of which along the Roatt, and adjoining to the rtic:r, might be feuc.ed to Much ad vantage:- The Wood and Planting on the Estate arc thriving and Valuable. The rienants.ivill shew the Premises. , .A Plan of the Estate, and the conditions of sale,may iv.- seen on application ti Messrs. Corrie and Cilarist, Edinburgh; ‘Vellwood Maxwell, Es q . . of Burncloi.gh, at llutnfries ; Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Solicitors', South.. ampto Buildings, Chancery-lane, Londori.; . Mr. Robert 131gg, solicitor, Bristol; or George.threcl, Solicitor„ Li. verpool : any further particulars that 111. w be required, wall bu farnislutd itninedi*ely by Mr. L) rred. FOlt. COUGHS, 'CONSUMPTIONS, PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. 0 .1 1 1-11: Herb, Coltsfoot, called TussilagO'br the • - Aucients,, was distin4ttished by them, as its name sufficiently conveys, for its excellence in, the cure of Coughs and . other Pulmonary COmplaihts ; and. this Essence has, in the course of a long praelice, been found. the most sate and effeelual remedy tor Coughs, Asthinas, Wheezings, Phthisicky •Coniplaint;, Consumptiors, fjoatseness, Dethtxions, Catarrhs, Difilculty of Breathing, and. all Disorders of. the Breast and L.:digs. • I t. gently opens the breast, and immediately gives liberty ( . .f breathing ylthout any danger of taking cold. If admirably-allays the . tickling Which provokes frequent coughing, and takes off the uneasy sensation of acrimonious humour, cleanses the smal.l gl:unis, relaxes the fibres, and thereby l enlarges the.eavitiesof the vessels. Thus it regulatly4nd , quickly ' cures the most obstlitate Astitrnas and Consumptions of rhd longest standing, if taken before-tht lungs are:ukeratcth It cures all husky and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed phlegm-in ,the thorax heali 'rawness . and di - mess of the breast, stomach, and thorax, heals and gives immediate relief to those-who, though age and:infirmity,' are deprived of rest or sleep, as it generally'cOM.poses and contributes to makis the - remainder of thei;days conrfortabte and easy. . . • , . Tilts E;sence is prepared only by James . l:Yan, Surgeon, in Bristol; and sold, wholesale and retail, by Francis Newbery, at No. 45, the East qua of Paul's, London, in Bottles,Tfict 35. 6d. each, duty inclUded. N. B. M many persons continually mistake Mr. New, bery's house, particularly servants and ,inessenms,. all purchniqrs are requested to obsaive, that it is .a little out f..,f the general line 'tt* foot- passengers, five doors *rem die corner of CheaPsicle; and that a bust of Dr. ja!aes, And thee words, are against the front of his house k Yil. ' TILE ONLY WAREHOUSE FUR 'DR. iAMgt's CLASSICAL ASSISTANT. WAN'T'ED in a Classical School,'an ASSIST .ANT. 4 Any Gentleman desirous of aft Engage ment in a School, who has bemused to the Eton Cum- Ancl has a facility in making Latin Verses, may ap ply.to the Rev. !► t. llqyrick, at Leicester. • The most satislaaory Testimonials will be required.