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Ht/M'l ER ' ' 263 F.] [PRICE SIX Prelrct; THEATRE_Roym., DimRy.LANE. . • cioro_iwOltßOW EVENING, Feb; 26, rSo • Awill tieperformed, ativellistqfieal.praiiia, cal led ! • , DEAF AND D.U . 1103 ; 'at, THt - ORPHA PROTECTE D. -• -With a -, krv.w..PrOlottle an& Epilogue. The Chara6lo; by • Miss D-E - CA-MP, Mr. - NY RO utitTot4, • . • Mr. C. KEMBLE„, Mt. PARRYMOk4„, • Mr..KEMBLV, Mr.ii•ANNIStIER, ittn. Mr. PAIMER, Miss POPE; Mrs. MOUNTAIN, • Aud • • •. %VITA ' • • ' • I° ot AGE To_mbitttotv. . Arena of Deaf attd Dumb; br Thp. 7 Cirpito..proteded, .frl.l • Orinci.l for tii:.3.lst tinte . ftsterchy: Evertioi , was fecei'ocii throughoitt with the luzhesr ap-' j)y , aw.ovediawing Audience, end will be re atcd To•niarthw ilat'Very till further notice. • THE A.T E-1;e0Y At, covtNT_GARDENt. -TO-MORROW EVENING, Fe). 26, •03c041 vuill beilerfurined,a Comedy, called .• THE POOR GENTtEtVIAN. - The- Principal Charaeters by • I.EWIS, Mr. NRINTIEN,AIr. , FAWCEtT, ,Mt.V.NICMIT, Mr MURRAY. Mr. 'TOWNSEND, Mr. EMERY, Mr. PA•itLEY, - • ' D.AVENPORT, , Mr. WADDY. Mrs. GIBBS', Miss SI MS, • Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. ' • The Proksue,to-he - spoken by Mr. BETTERTON. And an Epilogue by the Characters. vt. • - PAUL AND The New C. ~nedy waheiferforin%levery Tuesday and Teat. , - On Slittrrday, tvery - MJn-in Hiilit•tm our, after Which :oil b e prodt i oc4 7 l; . new Crnirl• Historic Pantontituc Pral7l3 colltd Petouse, or the Desolate inland. • ' SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY ; . . . I Nal' trUTSO 1755. p GENERAL HALF-YEARLY MEET • tNG of the SOCIETY . for the SUPPORT and . courage:ltem of SUND4 Y. SCHOOLS in the different Counties of England and Wales, held at . the Guildhall Coifee-House, on Wednesday the t4th Jaouary, 'Set THOMAS - BODDINGTON, Esq. V.P. int bc Chair; The Committee reported, That from the commence rrNent of this Institution, the Society have distributed r 44,114 Spelling Books, '33,471 Testaments, and 63 to Bibles, to p7xt Schools, containing about 166,383 Scholars.: And that the Sum 039011. Jul. had been given for..the parneutof Teachers in the said Schools. Committee farther reported, That the number of ' Sunday Schools established by them, in different parts of the Kingdom, had received a material Men= ; and tlat the benefits enumerated inpri;cedin'g t fteports had ineteased: . bun equal' proportion; and that the correspondence which therntaintained With many of the. I'srochial Clergy, and other respectable Persons to whom the direction and six perintendance of the Schools were intrusted, atierdod ample ground for congrainlxting the numerous Subscribers and Patrons of the Institutioa, upon- the success of their laudable exertions for the Mora: InstruCtiou atm; Religious iinprovernent'of the RiSing Generation. The Committee farther reported,,rhat they had hutch satisfaction in stating,..that the:liberal Donations, and ad ditional Subscriptions received- within the last year, hod evinced the strum degree of approbation with which the Wilk had regarded the extenSion of the Society's Patron ago to the Inhabitants of Wales. The indigence of that People -aAil the eager importunity with which they re- , quested the Society's aid, appeared to the Conunittee to constitute a sort of claim - to which they could not t . efuse their notice and attention. iiIIICHESTeR EPIPHANY . I ".ESSieettSi 13th january, jT IS ORDERED by TIIIS COURT, That At all future Sessions. field forthis DiVjsoll of the County, the respeetive Clerks to the Justices do trans mit to the Clerk of the Peace ; all Recognizanecs taken the preceding Sessions and that ail Persons bound to prosecute do give instruaiotis 'for their luxtiarnenti dart that all other Persons not tionct‘atul inteadingto • prosecute any. Person or Paisohs for any Offence or Otfeaces whatsoever, do also give iiistrneuatis tor. tlicir: In4iiarrtents to the said Clerk of the Peac , :, Qn the Mon day Iteing the Day preceding the Day on 'which the • Bisi, nessivilLbc promededon by the Court. Antlit is futtbet Ordeted by this Court, That alt Appeals and Traverses (on Indictments have been previously preferred), be ca red ered with the said Clerk of the Peace previous to. the Riling of the Conn,. at 'Ten o'Chick on the Tuesday M0r.1 . 4g which said Appeals shall be first, heard, and in regiiikt suceessirm .:as they are entered, -unless . the Court sli.r4llease to order the contrary and then the Traverses lik4nianner. , WI 1. LI A NI Clerk of the Peace for the County of Suss'ex M X T MONDAY the ENGLISH LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. THE 5C41E.,2/1E CONTAINS Z .Prites' of 30ioeo z te,ooti soo2 2,000 l i zat* if) - c.l . lea IQI ti.O.F A MILLIoN OF MONEY Sterling in Prizes. t of the , Capitais;witl he determined *tis under : Fir :V.!;0.11 Ticiter 2.;th Day 16,00 a L. zgth Day .28,catv 33 Day -- 30,000 ato, .o tTh Day -2, The PRIZES, of this LOTTERY will be nai(l3t the usual' time in PULL sTE ItLINC4 MONTY without' any ni4coont or Deduclion. ' TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are sellinf at every 'LIC D L T ENSEOT ERY OFFICE in s X.rig land, Scotland, .and 44:land ; and - the litter paid on ,Delnand. F£BR[UAP,Y PRICES. Ticket - r - 17 9 0 Halt , - 111- • . Right .1 5 6 QuarKt -. 4to o Sixteenth •- 1 3 0 • Tice the gradually as the Drawing approaches, and will:100w cheaper. C--1 - Persons in . the Country may he supplied VV:t I Tickets. or St are.s, the sarme as if present, by sending Pest Office, Orden, good, Bills, Cash, or Bank Notes, to any Licensed' Lottery Oith.c. DUTY. WIIEREAS h) th;. ri . th Secifir of the. Aft 7' tAr 39tio Gr G., 111. Cap. 23, reLitifirk to titer I)ritler'ort Incotrr, 47 2rdtr aid!. v f :liijemt tiose l ay gi'V ex for mai it,l btgdy'Returnt'a,:d ifiserme#l:. ;if the ~pun It, (ooze. ,that tor re4.(lllyr ai satin afit . I'l4 sth Si). o ? Pcini4l9 , in evev.3'e-ifi, tkr Aohe can eQnviwi eldly iftedan6 i.isateibrir.inaruelfott- to ( eiso. , that t4eit may . fprtimdt4 deliver . .Ndiaer t si a Yur rk j reiuired, to tvake Returns em/s. It to all l'ir.ito?tl ray.. rern(d,otbas,the.Ci:ltimhsia.let ,j - rife 04TO-es t /':tend Jr 40-4-t •14 possible, a trait.rwit the nrcers..ay • Pat err to tbq Cow.. twissioifezt of iSto revPal' finv , egbo,..e . Ike I,7't>i,iii(4,l with,' virtu tbiel tbe•P4elets rtity he /444. get, and the Re st o n , delh , cred ic.r.teirleirt time ;q emaeSie .40:74ractits to he r t om pieta proviii4 >ire Flirt ilk. JtalAverst,•Lolli ht-come pavelde ; ford ikt tbe-Cdiedian rit may pidi7ualo.. • OrdLt. 4,1 - tke zunitsioNtri, - • iILITIII4S IVIATTER,' Ser. Feb. 9, Igor. PURSOANT to a Ct)NIMISSION' of APPRAISE: 11ENT 314 SALE . • TO t3F SOLI) B AOC At the Star 'awl Getter Tavern, :.mouth, on rtitial the a7t,h - I:)a,t of fehrintry, ISoi, at Eleven ("Clock in tite FOrennon, TN CASES of •SUtAg j i fi Casks of Al-111()NDS, , - • IZo R.t.; , :s of STEEL, cAsLE, . - 11AWSIER ; • , , Being part Pt the-Cargo of the 31Weaiin Ship enargaretha Christina, I.utstrn and set: into thit. Port by. /3 aft Spencer Private Snip of War, Pep. tioc?: Neale .Comtninder- same may it: viewed tit. - :^t: days bt:fore- the ,k,. nd ..Itther Particular s known by arolvingt to Mr . ar+ ver .It• r or tit, Lindegren, iavar, PURSUAN T to e6NiNfiT4 SIT of w MF,NT and 10 BE SOLD BY AUITION, • - At tl f te Star Atatr,t,;ater.Tave.ro, in Portstryluth, the 17th My of Izebtoary, • teas t 'at - tiviett o'Clook in the Pate. noon, rr WO fftlNDßti) and 11FTY Bales of .Fit4X„.. .` 33t. &LAC ' 4 Ilarrelii nf-P 1 Tcli, ,; 111n...tired z.Quarters and OARS, 2 - /kindred nrAi.s and SLABS • Being part of the Care of the Swedish Crerveh, Of C.,:othiand, I'ht-,11 iirlazter ' tietairtQd ataiiart.Nitgitt Iwo this Fort by -His ti,lajc4ty's hired Arnwti Cutter Ann, Lieutenant Yourv," CorittnAnder, The same tnity . •bo ritAied three Da) , sliz.lbre the $ and turther Parttoilat's known by appixtrig, to Mr. 1,41- I'ortsinott . With this flattering encouragement which the Commit tee are enabled to hold out to the Friends of the I nsiii ll - tioll, - they ate compelled to add an explicit declaration of Me - necessity uns‘g which they arc laid, of soliciting farther support, .Thq salutary (Ili:as which they have already witrwsed in - every County throughout the Kingdom, arc mans to justify the most sanguine hopes, lot a more extended sphere of religious usefulness, should their iri- tentioils be 4U pported by a generous' co-operation on the -' part'af the Piddle. . The tollowing Gentlemen were appointed a Cominigee for the preSerit . yeiir, viz. . . John William Adam, Esq.. Mr. Samuel Mills, . Mr. Joseph Cecil, James Pear - Son, Esq. _ • Anthony Clarke, Esq. -IV. Morton Pitt, Esq. M.P. •. Mr. :Thomas Dornford, Thomas - Platt, .Esq. William Faxi Esq. - Joseph leynt...r, Esq. Mr. ronatitan Fox, Sam. Thornton, Esq. M. P. jOscjih Gutteridge, Esq.. Edward Venn, Esq. Mr. ThOmas Halt, John Wansey, £sq. Mr. George Hammond, - David Pik:. `Vatic, Eq. Mr. Thomas. Hunter, ames Webber,: Esq. !kir. bell) MIMI rat, , 'Joseph Wieketden, Esq.- Mr. Ambrose artin, rhomis Wilson, Esq. Resolved, That the Thanks adds Meeting be given -to the Chairman, for his uniform attention On every occasion . to the interest of this Society. . ~ A Dbriation of Ten Guineas constitutes a Governor, for : Liit ; and a Subscription of ,One - Guinea per Annum, a •' Governor during the continuance of that Subscription. • Subsctiptions ate received at the following BOWefli : Messrs. Dorriens, Mello, Martin, and Harrison, fr. - inch:. lane. . ' f I.' ii is hereby given, That MA'!" THEW 4.1 i ;PEARSON, tormerly of FmglAtis, in the ("Array ef,Dublia, but late of tr.e Cir. , of AnbLin, E":,4. Barrister • itt"Law, deceased,. by his last 'WIII and TetAament, beas ing date the stit bay of . Septembci, actong others nr.ae t e following",laciuests :to Henry Yeartion, then cut Of the IrivUltleti . , ;UM tO Rizabeth Pearson, his sister, be ri g tie *on anci &night& (wiry Pearson, formerly of Bride;-strcet, and long de:eased, to each the scar 011001. ; AMA to elch surviving Son and Ge - rand.soci, Daughter and Grand.datighter of ills O0a;;In, Rogcr reart:on, deceased, teal. and as to what should reinairfof his Persunal For , .tunt.,4fttst yZyment of his Dahts and the Lego.cies in said Will rpentioned, direeled that ono equal moiety .of said Stirplaage might be 'divided by his 'l . .Nscutot, between -tbe Sons and Daughters, 0 rand.sots and Grand-daughters, cowiips, Henry and Roger Pettson, hoth deceased, o ttharc and share alike. And said Matthew Pearson by hi* 'Said Wilf dirt:tied, that his Estate of Croinwellstown, and part et Killed, in the County of Kildare, should de cc ii to his ilea: at Lzw, , he no: then ki,cnving v.) as such. Ail Person's having any right or claim -u n der the itspective Devises in said tt 111. are requested to• apply . t o Rickard l'eanon,.tct. solo Executor of said r 3 , E Thew PdatA9ll, .At • togg, .14ntes-street, in the. City b ,t A ring respective affinity to said Matthe w i' varso , i , enter-lIVIt Their itightt may be particularly vestVitted and escrartalhtd. . P— son D,ay, of Prbirtiaty, !Fol. CrE TYPO IL 1 • • DISCHARGE AND RELIEF, Oi PERSONS INIkRISQNED FOR S?IALL DOTS. •. • • • Ctiven-statt, Stunt!, It!eb. Tr. 2164., .s,NSFACTIONS -SINCE • -THE LAST 44tEPORT..vi4i .Lord Rorniiey,,President - A.. s s o Itight Lord - C wydir ' • - 27 o e I.2wreft:e StiekwoOtl, tie+ por 'Treasurer - 5 5 0 • Rcv, Dt...411i00n • - - A. z A 0 Isaac Haevkins Browr.c jaKteS ChiraneiS, Este. . • • ' •11,rth. klamitton, Esq. •,•• . - • A. 22 e TnOIMIS Pitt, Esq._ ••••• • latlitl6 . 3lloWay, - Et(l. • . _ • 2 0 taw st{ct Darrell, L 34. A- I 2 . -o N GS VALUABLE COLLECTION "or PAINT DRAWINGS and ENGRAVINGS; TO BE SOLD BY, A.UCTION, By . Mr. BROMBY At Tom's CofThe-house, Cornhill, oxi I'rhhy next, the 27th Day of February inst. ut T.weire o'Cloa. pre. crsely i , • • A MOST BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, DI N-WINGS in CraYons bate the • property of an eminent Artist), also several'Originals i - by 'POCOCK,.LOUIS, BBLLANC ER, HU LLYER and PAYNE together with a great Variety of Capital Ett graving*, -liCleCiai,from the Works of the first &lusters; the whole of which will be submitted without ,ax . egwee, , seiit- The- Auelkneerfattett ltitriselfWill be found to consist of such Specimens of th: Arts, as cannot f4il to ensure general admiration. :• • Attendance will be given For elf* view, and.estaioguea • 'deJi venal at Tom's Co flix- house on Friclay i 1104 Nino uotil the Time of Salo. Lohrloni astb _ , ' • ON MONtkAY NEXT THE ENGLISH STATE LIDTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. Q Win' . and Co. No. Tt, POULI'AY, LON- L. 3 D( , ( established in the Year t 759) and at their State Lotter Olces in Dane-Strect,. DUBLIN, and T fon. gate, GLA GOW, are Aripointeti to sell the Tickets and Stamill Shags of the English Lowry, agreeable to Act of P:41=404. - • • • grAIkTI.K ' -- N1 qtrs. Down, Thornton, Free, and Cornwall, Bartho lotiiew- lane. , Messrs. Drununonds, Charini-Crois. • - Messrs. Dors..,tt, Jolinson and Co. hew Bond-street. • Messrs. Fuller, Chatteris and Co. Lornbard-S . treet: Messrs. Hoare , and Barnett,. Lombard-strut. Messrs. hlattin, Stone, and loot 4 Lombard-street. By the Members of the Coll*kittn tha Seem. '. raty. No. 1 9 , Lit'' Potoot4t4lll;‘, *here r lanot the Society, an Account of the Schools,. printed ExtraCts of Letters, reccived, kc. may be had. By Order of the Committee, THOMAS SMITH, Sec. As Tickets have risen in rice, and win, in all probabi lity,-continue to rise, itAine& not appear that, any - ofkrto "•take back Tickets or . Shares, and return the Purchase Money on .the Saturday preceding the Drawing," can be of advantage to the Pulahc ; but to those who think other wise, Sw krici Co:- leave to sav,- that -. they are equally ready as.any . ()Hie': in the KiAgdOrn, : to mike ._auch engagement, if required at the - time of the purchase. Country Corrvsponderits, remitting Bank. Notes, Cash, good or Post-Office Orders, will have Tickets or Shares sent them, and an account of thFir,: ‘ suecess as soon as drawn. AFA MtLV, travelling • from Sloane -street, Knightsbridge, to Alton, on the 19th inst. )eft iii one of their Post-ellaises a small Writing Box, covered with Black Leather, which contained the Miniature Pic ture, of a Gentleman, the initials J. D. affixed on the back of it; a snail Mcmorandtun Book, sot= Keys of Trunks, and some' private Letters. A REWARD of FIVE GUI NEAN wilt be paid to any Person, on delivering the above Box Sail its original contents, to John Turing, .F.sq. No, 5, Sloane-street; or to Andrew 'Lindgren, Esq. Ports mouth. February :3, Act . VALUABLE • COTT() N MILL and MAC:I4INi lt. • TO B$ SOLD 13 1 1 AUCTION, • By Mr. BRANCH, in Ohe Lot; On wnesday the )ist Day of March heXt,'_itt Fetir o'Clock the Afteriulons at l-louie of Mr. Getty, tho Royal , Otk . 411 : M.anehtster s subject to such Conditions ai will be then anti there produced a• TLEASEIIOLD 'INTEREST of iind in'i substantial COTT() N MILL, inost adtranrcigeously situate on the'lligh -Rod between London and Manchu tar, together- ivittr all thil, Valtiftble MACHIN l; Rif therein, now in full work. The M. - Ichinery consists of thirteen Carding Engines ' with suitable DraWing,.Roving, and Splinting Fitt/les s together with every otter Article necessary for carrying on a Spinning Concern of 3136 Spindles,. tho number now in work ; but there is power and roam for from /Go to 40. Spindles inote to. he worked:with advantage. l'here is alstkereeled fur use, in case or need,. a capital Steam Engine of tWellte horse powe,r, by. Bonin:in and 'watts, with all. its necessary Appendages; Waste. Water Gates, Scc. and is in a peighbourhood possessing tuliiinaa/ advantages iii respect:of Prices of Labour ' , Carriage, and, Fuel. .• Waliwa tkuvf n EA. per T,Nourcr. - • a 2::,. 0 1.. t' rtmat, Esq. • p,tr ,Messrs. borriens , - " 2 2 0 Mrs. Aufrere, per Treasurei" . - .. • - 1 0 . 0 -Tnanueatecitteaci. 11, 6 , 4 .._ ,„ _ lo o 0 'Capt.- iohn Taylor,. ot..Ntadrai: ' - S i 0 11lx. lii„hat'd.Robiiiirtri , - A. It 0 0 lir. DI I'. Hearruen; t tint lienefaetion . - 0 2 o-I „Air. ittetos Los.4rhtmt, -1St!) ditto :: ..., .... ,„ 20 „ ExecioptS of Wm. k'uller, Ezig. deceased', be. inA . iimpiloCinCl.; Or 2COI. three per cent..oolls. 111 5 o Dividends oirVittb .•. .: - _ _ 6 0 o M. M. , ikeh,(l4ft in. Craven4treet) :.. . , ... 2 2 ,) Two 1,1t.1iC4, Q Alanc4estcr-squAre, per tierriel and Co. - ' ' . "' -, 5 e 0 P. Ciao - ' -• , - - 3 3 -0, j_. Cwfloft at_ the dogs) • - • • 1.3 o Pines‘tOM six Hackney, Coachmeo, heing ab - sent' - ' trod their cpaches wben an . the surd . Swivr and CO. have been 'remarkably ft) rtuuate to thp, Public, by the sale of many of the Capital,Prizes.in the. late Lotteries: • , STATE-LOTTERY,. for.tbo. Begins Drawing the zd of hlarch 18ot. - rrHECKETS are Sold 4tx-CD.ivided into 1 - HALVES, QUARTEAS:EIGHTas and SIX TEENTHS, by 11AZAJW, BORNE and Co. Sib at Brokers, at their Stitt:- Lottery-011ice,,hio. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no tv Acid else on theit:.:- QOUnt. • • WHEREAS' from informution received from a Person now in Custody, there is reason to be lieve that some of the GOLD COINS and MEDALS, which wire stolen ftoin.King's College SOUIC months ago, arc not yet melted down, and may_haye been disposed of by *le—A REWARD of Fl I:TY :POUNDS is hereby offered, to _be paid by the hands, of t h e Rev.. .Nlr. -Simeon, Bursar of the said College, trnany Perlon or Per. : sons who shall make, before the. ensuing Assizes, such diseoverycif one or gore Principals in the abOVeottince, as may prove sufficient to convict him or them of the Same: suit Reward to be paid upon the Convilion of the Offender or Offenders. All Shares sold at this Office will be stittnped agreeable to ADZ ofPorliament, and also with the Crown; antiroUnd it Hazard and Co.'etottery-Office. Letters,.post-liald, duty answerod, and Schemes gratis. - • Orders, accompanied with short dated Bills on London, or Post-Office Orders, pitritfutilly attended to ; and to pre vont mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents, are .re quested to trarmit thein by Post. Bank,lndia, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India Bondi, Exchequer. Bills, and all kirakit GOverinuent Sexuriiks, bought and sold by Oinunission. T To o • tilschatged and relieved from various 3C. US 19 0 Donors for the•Sorh of - X. 263 V4iViiArvl the Cases of 60 Petitiooc{s, Approved s s , Rc..ttred :or Characters, 5 Petitions. DentLidttions are recei red by James Neild, Esq, the Trea surer*, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; also at Itle4srs. Nettles, rarq4hAr 3'ild Co. St. jaru.co's-street ; hleS•rs. Hoares, flett-itreet ,V.essrs. 'i.utti Co. Lointard-street ; Messrs.. bisiatzlph, ,Cricks, fr.ind Charin.eross ; ivic - bsts. DorricnAr4 Co. Fin43,laeo, cornbill • M e s Ai r s, Ilaituntrshls ; Pole4so. Vert, l u 6 a d nu , Vougittan t le Co. Lombvd.street ; and at' the. Se. eret 4 t7' 3 l go. 7. Craven-sheet, Strand; where the Books may b scantly those }'hp ,are inclined to support this Chanty, and where the Society Meet oh 'the first i Vedneplay n every Month. King's College :Cambridge, February 23, Igor. A Plan of the Premises may he seen, and'printed Patti. % LL2l;irs had, to : !,vtller wit li,other necei.sary Mtormatiton, QA aiipliCAtiOtt W •Mr. - llenry Pocock, Solicitor, ,tap le intl. Lectiorri to Mt. Wrighty Engineer, > Vkct-street • or 10 Nit. Br.inch, at-his Q St. Aito'4.t.quate, Niancliestcr. Mr:Branch is also (;inpoweto.t to trcitt tor tiv Sale of thePreibises Private - Contract, any time previous ft) the loth of -March- - - • ARCHER and HAUGHTON , from Dublin, IRISH POPLIN'aniFTABBINIT MANUFAC- T U ERS andli ERCBRS torHER MAJESTY, Their Royal Highlicssei the .Prince and Princess of. Waies, Duke and Duteliess of York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, . No. 8, Henrietta -street, Covent garden,-London. . . The elevated• patronage of Her Majesty, the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hord has sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Public , the ftecided superiority o f Archer and Houghton's Poplins and Tabbinets, gold and silver Cl aniberry for Court-Dresses, Turbans &c. to render it unnecessary for that 'Louse to reply tn the Adver tisements of others, Whose chid pretension to the Tr4de is the copying of their Advertisements, CAUTION. N. 13 ..Caw; §ecurity . will he accepted for t considerable Pay t of the E •TILAMES DITTON, SURREY`. TO 13t LETT,' READY rURNISHED, Mr. RAG G and ezered an innnediatelv, A .$0... COTT-AGE, just lit by a . BLE i% AN, q u itting the Kingdom; containing, on the Attii: Story, three Bed-toonis r Principal ditto, two good Bed-roorns; two . interior ditto, all with Closeta round Floor entrance PA4sige. a Drawing: and ,a Dining Room; BUtier . 'S Pantry, Kitchen, dry Cellars ; ampli tude of Ottiee% Coach-louse, Stnblos, small cellent Kitchen' Garden, with Pour .%cres of rich Noleadir* Land. Situation (tearful ..and healthy, adjoining ,tho principal . Road to the . Metropolis, vhich Muds nuLuetous onveyance-i .to and from the ant everyday. Distant twelve 'Miles from I lyile-P4k Coiner, and near the ca, pital Atirket Tovi , n'Orkiiv;ston. May be viewed by applying to' Mr. TholuiS Tester, Carpenter; Thames 'bitten ; 'and particular.% known, Let-' tern post- paid, --- of IM.lr, Rogge, Leat heart, Surrey. FASHIONABLE DANCING. PRIVATE TUITiON. - - - MR. ALLEN iniermi his Pupils an d t h e P u b. .Lk, that he :has removed from Haydan-square, tvheru he has Taugbt these last silt years, and bas opened his now Academy for Fashionable Dancing, at No. to, Great AyliMstrcet, Goodman's-fields. His Academy also at the West Indof the Town, is, and will continue open as usual, at Q. l g , Sherrard-smet, . Gulden-Ktiare; at Nth. .I.4dies and Gentlemen, who, when Children, have learned imperfeelly, or not at all, are very soon and quite in private taught to perfoon ele gantly every Descnption of Dance in blodern,Prailice. .Extra Exeitions are made to Dias en the progress df such Foreigners, Navy and Army racers, Captains of Ships, Country Residents, and. others, who can devote but a shdrt time to this aecompliShment—they may ec side in the house during their Tuition7:-ibout a fortnight may be -sufficient. 63*. The Pedal /WI), Piano Forte, and Violin taught; also broad Sword and Fencing. ~ The -Annual Ball will ,be. on Thursday, the 12th of .I%larch. • • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCIIARO.E ANDAELIEF OF PERSO.NS IMPRISONTsD FOR SMALL DEBTS. Cravenpstreet, Feb., vh . :Sot, ://AL T a Mr 4.ETING of thisSOCIETY, held on winNESDAY the i tthinitint, Resolved Unani. T ono;ly, 'Cliatvehe Thinks of this Society be giv4n to their Noble ihmit:ettr, kisht :Bon: Lord ROMNEY, for the Tionour his. Lordship has done them iii ,presenting the Trczwerie Report of the State of the Prisons to His Ma. jesty ; and silso.ter the unremitting attention his Lordship liAs bottt pleabed to .chew upon all occasions to the in. terests of this Institution. Ontred, That the same be published in the nail? Pa. peti. • GRAS3WELL, Secretary. Wherein, Archer and-Hatighton have been credibly in fornted, thut 'a great many people in this Kingdom now, and havehecit for sonic time past, manutaclurins and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as _lrish, of an interior' quality, - under the name or A rcher and Houghton's Mann taatory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, anti a gross imposition-on the Public in 1;4-metal ; they are determined, a's'fat iS lies in'tlidir, poWer, to proseente t 4) conviction any person or persnris so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their manufacture, that way not actually bought at their lonise. They have the 'honour , tO -- acquaint . the Nobility midi Gentry, that their Vifarehouse :is -stocked whir a' gre.lici variety of Mourning C Dods. Lima is to be !Otani! in •aiy other House in Town, 'Which they arc enabled to sell (for wad} money) at prices much lower than they can be had e6vwherr, the whole being,of ?boir own manufatture : they censist of white and black Boinbasini, ,Chomberry Cambiie Sarsenets, Rasdiniores for Whims, Arrnozinesi dress Barcelona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus .531$Critti f Poplins, Modes, Crapes,7Scart Silks, •Hand kercliiefs,.lloinbazets for Servant:4_ IL - e„also a ,great choke of Patterns in gr 4 Poplins and Sarsenets, tiir slight Mourning. yita.wide'Poplins of a sit velar qua-' ii ty, at 3s. Od, per yard ; Veliares, , double black . Serges, and rich Irish T.4thinet inditferent l'artms ; cord ed, chain, and striped, for Clergyhten add Gentlemen who. always wear black ; they never grow rusty , or. mews)? in wearing, being of the very be tried. dye. No second price ever asked for any artivle Sought at their House. • • . • PILES GEARING DOWN of the ANUS &L. MR. STAPLES, sole Proprittror of c l ottierti infallible Rentedies for theie dreadful ComplaintSe begs leave to intbrin the'Nubilityf Cdutry WA others, that he is removed from 'No. 5, Buxy,street, St. Mary Axe, to No. at, in the sane Street, where these, Medicines may be , . lizal of hint, *4olc:sale and retail, at 54. cd. anti Its. 6d. -- per box ; and his Assistant Pills, at 2S. 9.1. and nos. - 6d. containing five times 01, quantity, Duty included ; Aso. ui Jebunit and Co. No, 150 Oxforil-str et, Opposite Bond t ; and,retaiii Of l'idtlihg, No. 16, opposite the Pan tireort, ,Oxford.street ; Ward, No. 34,, opposite Gray's inn, Holborn; Wado, No. 13, Old bond...i.tscet ; twinpey, . No. tt,- ; Tutt, Royal Exeltangel Clarke,, No. 269 thigh-street, Borough Ntiwbery, corner St. Paul's Church-yard ; and by the Principal Vonticts in most Cities and Towns in the kinEcloin, aet also ill. most parts Abroad: From the Ittatly authenticated. proot's he continuatly waves of gatria perternted in Town, as %veil - as mott parts of the Kingdom, he is - encouraged to say, that where property .persevered in, a cure is certain wherry curable : told where, ihmtign a numb r of y,.:ars., it is deenaid ititAitAble, almost instant , relief is given . from the most cactutiating paiii.—T he Nobility, G eutry and others, Wishing to consul.f Mi. Stapler. tither a ionyinotisTy or ,othcrwise, by stAtins their AShi inclt6ng the; fee t will receive an immedintrantyver, 'Which will be de.. ,due led OUt ci the Molt , xict ordered . ... Ntr,, Scspio's Y.Ct— licih emitely tb p V:Yeitt ;cis curie; ty. SOCIETY - EOR !EKE DISCIIMIGE RELI OF PERSONS: .11UP RISON FOR .SMALL DELTS. Cravm.street, Feb. t 7, tier. LA,T a 'IMEETINd . a this SOCIETY, held on • 'WEDATESDA Y the trot instant, Present, the Right Ilan. Lord • li-0 MN E , _President, in the Chair Tito. Edwards Freeman, Esq. Thomas Pitt, Esq. Thomas Stith , Esq. • John Ward,. ES+ Archibald Hamilton, Esq. Sattiael Weklnuan, Esq. James Musrave, Esq.. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this t 6. • ciety )a M 1 ES NEI Lb, Esq. our •iirplrthy . Treasurer for ills very !amiable, humane, usoful et •crtions in ii - romotilig the Benefits of this listitution, par ticularly by his late Oblicatim of a Statement of Debtors in the Prisons of Englacci. and. Wales.' - Ordered, That UMsame bepublished in the Daily Pa pers, ' • R. CRASSWELL Secretary. A 6AVING , OI FIFTY PER CENT. TO MAN U . • FACTI.J•WEI(S. TN a Country. where Labour is cheap, and Pro visions more plenty than in any other part of Ire land, a Situation maybe had, add Ground leased Ibreirer, du most.advantageous terms, to any Indiyidual or Com pany who .shall set tip x IVlantifttiture on an extensive scale the Country produces Wool of asupezior quality, yuel and Water in great abundance, and the Hills in the NoighbourhOoditbouarling with Im.ort: and - Coal, none of which are worked (though it i 3 ptesurned they might to more idvantage, than- any Iron Works in the United liingclona, from the, cheapness of every necessary o f lif e .) 'The Sittratiorl is hearlyequi-distant - froth 'Duhlm, Cork, Waterford, Limerick, and Galwity.-anda Canil is pro tiled (NM then, er to the• Shannon. • • • Any Perkin wishing for furth4r itifonnationi toy have all the particulars explained by applying by utter to Sir -john Crnik.tl Carden, Ham 'Vein p lernore, .Co tam •of ie pe rary, I Iv; DOI; n, x 5, 10if. N. B. ',Attics own Spinning maqufadured lotto 'Poplins or Tisbbilicts;. TOberays for Furniture of the dittennit fashionable C 61 , stirs manuitiettited on the sht,riest notice. AiercliatittsuppUd tiny, atisoUnt. ~3.. It COUNTRY RESIDENCE. 'U TAN TED, between Five and Ten . Miles Vl' fron' the West Ely' of the Town, a detached HOUSE, ready FURNISHED, fit for the accommoda tion °fa small Fatally, with Coach.:house and Stabling for three or 'four Horses, good Garden and converdent Offices. The Situation must be dry, and the Wata good. Address, with particulars, to A. Z. No. 16, Warwick street, Pall ! rnall. •