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5 1 ~ C '' ~j x I.a It ~ , _~ I `~~~) -R' ~'tieii D NUMBER 3570.'1 , . THEATRE-ROYAL.. DRURVILANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, February 27, 1804-, will be presented, THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. _• • . The Charatters by Mr. DowToN, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. POW ELL, Mr. YORE, • Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. COLLINS, Mr. CAULMELD, Mr. CHATTERLY. Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. SONTLEY, Miss 11, , KELLY, M rs. SPARKS, Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. MADIIOCKS. The Epilogue to be spoken by Mrs JORDAN. WIT H CINDERELLA. The new Comedy of The Soldier's Daughter, continu ing to be received throughout with the most unbounded, and univers.il applause, will be repeated every Monday, Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday, till further nOtice. On Thursday and Saturday next, The Caravan. And on Tuesday, M.trch 6th, will be produced a new Farce, in Two Acts, never performed, called The Counter _oAke o new Comi c O pera, in Three Ads, the Music by Mr. i preparation at this Theatre. THEAT RE _ Ro ON moNDAYym., covEi\FT_GARDEN• Nr;.x.--r, w;11 -.,• ,erf:-,Thed Pehruitil 2 s 180 41 OTHELLO. Tie Doke or itcni;:e, Mr. WADDY ; Brabanno, Mr. HULL • • ' . Gratiarat, Mr. DAVE NYPORT Lodovico, M r.. Ck FS CV E LI. ;. t , . Montano, Mr. C !„-kREMONT $ , Othello, Mr. KENBILE ; 1.160, Mr. COOKE; Itott:11,:;o, M. VA I:LEY. Desdemona, Mrs - . stlltioNg ; ' Emilia, Mrs. LITCHFIELD• °l ' l'r uesclaY, t,), Comie'Opera of The English Fleet. 4 nee Musical Entertainment in Two Acts,' and a G rand Patmmic:al Rol -frantic . M eb-Dr4rna, are in , yreparation, and will both be produced•as soon as posiNe. ........--...________._ KENT FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE, -Nl-40.stunz, ftb:q. AO4. A GENERAL MEE l'lNG,'t ti,SUBSCRIBERS AA. to this In EH ‘ , iii 6,.: linirie r , ,t. theGFORGE, INN, SITTINGI3OURNE, on MONDAY the 27th in- StEttlt. : By Order of the Board ofDircaors. LE IiIARD, Secretary. N. B. The Right lion. the Earl of Darnley intends to take the Chair precise ly t Lleven o'c lock. ,______ • - - To IittEINERS, DISTILIV.XS, Jce. . - \iv PON 1•1 F . F,)'c, . -......, GO,LDW.IN, and Co. v • C,,ppersmatts anti Pli.indera, take the opportunity, at this season, of fethriOnx their grcityful Thanks to their anti the Ptibtic for their libet-a1 patrchnt numerous Friemist for siXteen years, moil c!.irtiestly,S,OliCit d Col,llll , ance of their 14,,,,,u, hi , it NI tYr themselves, th,tt from the experience they ha;re lid, dilli the attention given tn ever,. part of their Concerns, enables-them to offer the Public. every article of the Manufaeoty eqttd, if .n,e,t, sui„erior, t . 64 - nY other HouStt, ano ~n lower tennis %\, e beg.s tx) reeomtnend to • Brewers ?Ad Distihers his Patetit S' Is and Co to ~ N. ti. ... rill largeßrewing Coppers, Stills, Sugar-pans, lee. S i . coppers, Stifls, Cocks, Pump, ['Wes, ~,Il' 1, C,,:,,. \',/,rrnis. 80 , _lts • Sheething and Engraving I...tei ~.yr ,; ; n.- , iii.s---,,hv-ica t eb.4. ,-14.tiarir. f'..7.1,., '"ll,_ -WTI sent to any part tC) . iio. 11.opalis, Zec. at th - cir .L t'n':' N''• 4 6 , 47, ami 4g, SIIOC-141e, PR:el-street, anti No. 90, lioundsditLll„l.ol.clon. LEICESA ERSiIiRE. • - - : TO ,BE SOLID BY AUCTLON; .13' Mt. FARNIEk . . . At the Three Crowns Inn, Lekester, on Titesday the 20th lijTot Marcn 11:.:X t, at Ten ofeinclin the Fr,retion-, in Lots, OWA R DS ot* :FOUR. iltr`.,:l)lt.F.,l/ .)1)(1 TH I Rl' Y ,and Ale.ci,,w.;' in ttie Lordship ot Li) i , i'l N c •;:i ON, it, the County of Leicestvr. laxlciinikton is itear the Titrnpii,e Road • Frain Leicester to Stamford 'and .Wonsiord, and within f:,,,asy. distances of 'tlie- Market Tgwils of Leicester, 114ebotoligil, lippingkan, Oak hain .inct 111e:ton- (tppOrtunities of !Jur-. c hasing so desirable Estates seldom otter. - ~, To view the E.l;:ate, -apply to Charies Burbi.ige,, at Lod- . lington; and for 'timber i nionnarinn apply at. the Office of essr. Pants, Miles and Alzin, in Leicester, where, as ,iis atn4.l\ll-aft:aflrriel's Office, in Drilingliain, .:I,ltchs:rst.ir.i.Lni,xrt:r9'st... ,iit 1 , 0i., n. s, Furnival's-inn, .•. , ndon... an ‘Ntlipt,,,, Stlintorri Nity tt , n , ll47ll and Derby NewS dP,li‘..!'s'r,preinti,ectrir‘tic.kil-Ars, ~riiii► pleas, may be had fottrteen . • . • Es-tDALE, YORKSHIRE. All'ivi°,l,3svSC:il-9 1111-.,P. RIVATE CONTRAC;r, ~' - `l3')!e ESTATE il Hie &ISt li-ling. of Yorks known by. the naine of E A STbil f. 1 , , E, and consisting hire, a capit,i . th e Dwelling-11 i.ise, tvitli regular Frots to tne North aril South Wiogs . I. aim yard, Gardon, th e and about Qne l-liiicired and Thirty Acres of ex••ellent Land, with many T;n l 4., . .rT res Plantations groly4ilkthereon. and flourishing• The lionse contains a very good Dining-roofn, Drawing', room, Break fast.room, Hall, two Kitchens, six: Re-rooms. two large Servants-rooms, two Carvers, Laundry, butler'-, pantry, Store-room, Sce". and all the • Fixtures.thertin will be. Sold with the Premises. The Bailiiitig i- "' C U rut lied with new Lead Spouts, large R,:servoirs, Pumps or SW—F. and Sott Water, and v:trious other C onveniences, Slabling for five Hosc,s, .spacious [lay-chamber, Co"aeli-house &c. The F anti- yard, which is quite detached front the House, but at a convenient distance, na, an ornainentzil Barn, Cratta-- ry, and Stables, the two Litter recently ereae also Cow houses, Calf-houses, Waggon-hottse Garden-house, and t neat Dairy, with several other .nuildings,, anci Farming Conveniences; the whole Premises 'well supplit.d with Water. • ' . . The Carden .and three Flot-honses are ail. inexr-eeding goOd order, and remarkably productive. The Garden .Wall have been lately-raised and coped with Stone, and 4diuiniiig thcre o is an Orchard. The Lanct•is of an excellent Sc,il tit t 9 r any agricultural purp:ne, and in A higlk state of euttivaion. The [louse, which is sittvtted in a handsome Lawn, eon,. • i taining upwards of Forty Aches, commands; an ex til•sive and 'rrtost beatititul .orospett of the surrounding fertile, Weli_ . wooded, and picturesque Country, as Well as of the majestic River iltimber and the opposite Coast of Liticolilshire.. This Estate li'es between the Villages of Welton and Mel ton, about nine Miles from 'lull, and ten from 13everley, in a tine Sporting Country, good Roads, regular P.ost, Carricrs, and an ex,eellivt Neighbourhood, arid is in 'every respea a Most desirable Residence fur a genteel Family, and early pos 6ession can be given. . . I' urtho• particulars may be 'known, on application to • Messrs. French and Williams, .' SbliLitors, Castle-stret, Hlborn, London ; where a Plan of the Estate inay be ace: or at-. Mr.. Gale's Otlice, in Hull, or Nlessrs. ',Vravis and Woodall's, i,caroorongli. .. , . pREG• . , . NANT LADIES, whose sittiation require -..- a teinporary retirement, may be accommodated with APartnients ,iri an airy situation, 4o Lye-in, agreeably to their circumitances ; their Int.:tuts put out to , nurse, and taken care ot. Tenderness, tiont,nr, and Secre4q, have beeu tare basis or this Concern tor likely years. Those regaLdless ot-reputation will not be treatcri wan. 4 pply to Symons (late -Dr. WhitO, N. .4, Jmna"- }touse-ard, St. Paul's Church -yard, 'where may be had, the Restorative Female Pill, at ii . xs..per bt>x.—Letters ~ the Pant , ,) , itteruled to i and Advice gratis iti aid .I.)iorders , ,Welic iii bVuren. lE 4 W. . i 1 mik4i S ..- 11V , I Iffiii . itg 5.06 , ,,, -. ,t,„. ,-,,,.. ,-... •.....,,., s---,,-.fv,„,f,,titx.se.„.„-:: ...--- *,., ,--•'''''''',:,t,sl'.. 4-.141 'tki, ~,, ',,,,:. 4/, ';',/jj, .111 A„••,\' ;, •• ..1 ~ s 1 T T r. ..„ 1 ~,.,• -,, z 1 t 3 . 4,.....„ lit 6 Mr. ARTHUR YOUNG's FARMER's CALENDAR. hi the Press, and in a few Days will be published, In One very large Volume, Odavo, price Half-a-Guinea, in boards, THE FARMER'S CALENDAR ; containing PRACTICAL -EXPLANATIONS 'of the 'WSJ- N ESS necessary to be performed on various kinds OfFARNIS DURING EVERY MONTH of the YEAR; with they. Principles of various new Improvements and I nstradions far executing them. -•- By ARTHURYOUNG, Esq. F..R. S, Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, and Honorary Mem 'ber of many Societies in Europe and A tricrica. The Plan of this IV,irk is already well known, to the Pub lic, and has been sanctioned by the , rapid Sale of four large Editions. It had, however, remained out •of print several years, but the Author , has now re,pubrished it, with such considerable Improvements and Alterations adapted to the prosent advancw state of Agriculture,. that it. may be justly described as an entirely New, and Modern Work. Printed for Richard 1. ) !;illipS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had ct . all Bookselleo. • Of whom May., be had, The ANNALS olAGßlCULTUßE,'a'Periodical Work, edited by Mr. Young, in Monthly Numbers, at '23. each, and complete Seti‘;.o forty volumes, price 251. in bphrdi. . . THE NC.W. COMEDY', ' ' -- This Day was published Flice Half-a-Crown, • 9 'HE 'SOLPIER's DAUGHTER, to New Comedy now performing with tmexainpled applause at the Theatre-Royal, D GI r y . Line. . Written by Mr, Cl ER' RY. Printed for RichaTd7i'ln'ltip . s, No. 71, St, Paul's Church. yard ; and to be had of all 13ook.sellets. ORIGIN:II. POETRY. This Day was•publishect, in One elegant Ifolume,sthick post Bvo..pricz 7s. in boards,:embellished. with Er ravings Irvin • • Designs by ISlrs.•r3. Tarleton, rT•HE WILD WRF.:ATti- a Colleaion of Or'- , 1. gloat Poetry, by the late Mrs. Robinson,'. Robert Merry,. Esq. M. G. Lewis,. Esq. Mrs. B. Tarleton, Robert Southey, Esq._ Dr.. Darwin, the. ({on. anii„. lit.ev. I'. I. Twrsieton; S. T. / Coleridge, Esq. S. I. Pratt, E>q. Captain jarnt's,lliss Bailie, Miss Seward, and oth r Per of Dis- Vitt - 4(AI in the - Literary and World. • Edited. by .Miss A.013 - INSON, . _ And dedicated, by perniission, :to Her Royal 'Highness the Dutchess of York. 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Vicar of Hilt - ley, in Berkshire,' and Chaplain. to the ,Right Hon. the Earl of It has long been a subjea nf tors of youth, that no iiistpry of . r li,„ts therto extstett, lit witi 1:1 - te 'Author, . , 4 , t i•Z ftcal Tile pre,cnt WorK is an attempt to supply the exi!qing dzfed, in resPed to the quantity of :t is prc..;atited it.wil-1 also he frland to pos. ~ , totinds to general preference, in the number and Va: its decorations. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Palll's Church vard and sold by Tana rt and 'Co. at tit:. Juvenile Library, "Nu, 157, New Bo,id r street; by Wilson and CO. York ; Mozeley, GainsborOugh ; Archer, Dublin ; and all other Booksellers. . 0 f whom may he had, all the other valuable and esteemed School nooks oi Dr. 111.1vor. DEDICATED TO THE KIN(% This Pay was iniblished, complete in - Twenty-five Vo lumes, embellish - et! With Plates, and illustrated . With - ' l lll.ips; Indexes, and Chronological Tlibles, I_JNIVERSAL HISTORY Ari'cient and . Mo dern,. irons the earliest Records of 1:141e to the G.trneral ,Peace of - • By WILLIANI-MAVOR, LL. D. • Vicar of Huriey, iu IlQrkOtire, Chaplain to the Earl / of moir4, 8c" 4;6' Therestre t wo, Editions, wilich .inay,be had clone up in three kinds of Binding at the following prices : corn 4 non 1 , 3 1 , r. - it! bo a rds .- 4 t 3 6 I)itto, Ditto - halt - 5 o 0 Ditto, Ditto - calf gilt - jl5 6 Fine and large Paper in boards . - 65 o Ditto Dittp bait' bound - - 6 t 6 6, Ditto Diu . ° - e4-it gilt • - - 7 to o- In the execution Si this extensive and arduous undertakiwg - , though all its parts, the Editor has been solicitous to keep at an equal distance from erolixity and Brevity'. Ha bas studied to b: clear, distinet,• cum p.rehetiiiie, and exaCt. 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J Price 3s. gd: -of England, in a Vols. }and ss. per • - Prance, in t Vol. I Vol. in lads.. of America, iri t V01..1 All persons are requested to complete their Sets a soon as possible. LONDON THS LARGEST 'AND MOST POPULOUS. CITY 'IN 'THE WORLD. This Day_ was published, A New Edition, correeted' to the preSent 'rime, illustrated with a large Modern Map of London, with another Map of the Environs, and embellished with several Views, price Ss. bound in red, s IHE PICTURE ' of . LOMPON for 0304 ; being a Full and Correa Description of the British Me tropolis, and of its Vicinity ; and a Faithful Guide to all its Curiosities, Amusements, Exhinitions, Public Institutions, ,and whatever is remarkable and deserving of Notice; with a great Variety of Useful Tables, containing the Hackney-coach Fares, Lists. of Streets, Inns and Colree-houses, Churches, Public Offices, &c. It is impossible, in the compass of amAdvertisement, to enumerate the g r e a t number of useful I,:ppics which are treated of in this small Volume, hut it may :italic.: to observe, that a total Stranger may,.by means of it, 'become better acquainted with the British Metropolis in a few days, than many thousands of intelligent persons who have resided Sin it during many years. Printed for R. Phillips, N 9,15, St. Paul's Chu ch-yard, and sold by every BoOksellefin the United kingdou , and at the Bars of all the Principal Coll;:e-houses in Lonili,n: , Of whom may be Itad, by the same Editor, A Guide •-to the Watering and Sea-Inthing Places with Sixty Maps anti Views, TPA: tas. in boucle, SAIURpAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1804. 6(2 - Most assuredly for Four Nights only. • • ROYALTY THEATRE, • NVELLS-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS..' ON MONDAY NEX r, Feb. 27, Tuesday-2,8 Thursday the ist, awl Saturday the 3d of March, will be presented, b} particular Desire, first time these three years , . th e , Grand Operatical Pantomime, composed by Mons. GitunEtt., and as performed with universal and un bounded applause at Paris, produced under the direction of Mr. MERCEROT, called ' • THE DESERTER OF NAPLES. The Part of Louisa, by Mis. ASTLEY. Preceding the above, also first time these three•years, a Comic Dance, called THE CALEDONIAN 'LOVERS. In the course of the Evening, an entirely New Song, written , by Mr. UPTON, to be sung by Mr. 10HAN NOT, called • Apparitions or, Ghost upon Ghost !" Including the late Noeturnal - Visions in St. lames's Park, Hammer- _ smith, and Deptford. Also the favourite Song, called " The Cries of London." Likewise a New Comic Song, written by Mr. CE - c PITT,' .o be sung by Mr. THORPE, called " The Lads of the Sod." Anti a New Comic Song by Mrs. HERBERT. • The Who to conclude with, positively for the last Four Nuts, a-New Comic Flarlequinade, THE MAGIC FEAR is Or, DISHES OF ALL SORTS'. The Pantomime to conclude with a SEA•GR OTTO. Box '4s. Second Price as.—Pit as. SeCond Price is.—First Gall cry is. Second P.rice 6d:— Uuer Gallery 6d. • Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to commence at Halt. past Six preCisely. flail price at Half past Eight o'Clock. Places to he taken at•t ei Box-Oflice of the.'Eheatrefrom Eleven 611 'Three o' C lock. On Monday, March.. the Sth, will be presented; a C'rand Historical npeciacle, in which Mr. and Mrs, AST- L E yl will appear, and also inventire New Hailer:lMO:Ade, be ing for the. Benefit of Mr. A STLEY, jun. The z;d of APRIL, 1804, T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS -DRAW. - • SCHENE. No; of Prizes, Vsl. of each. Total Vajtte. 2 of kzo,ooo are k 40,000 2 1C,000:, - 20,000 3 - 5,w? - ic,ooo 4 2,°°° " B,ono 12 - 1,000 IZ,OOO , 13 . 500 , . 6,500 . 20 - .200 . 4,000 ' 50 . 100 - 5,000 IZO 50 - 5,000 7,35 0 22 ' 1470.3,1 '30,000 Tickets £262,, i'oo Part of the Capitals. • First-drawn Ticket First Day - - 1,00, First-drawn Ticket Seventh-Day - First-drawn Ninth Day - - TICKETS and :MARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOI"fERY-01 , ,E1cE. ' PRESE rNT RreE.. Ticket • 4 . .17 8 Hair - 8 18. o Eight:: - - 2. 5 6 Qiiarter - - 4 to o - - -t 3 o *.,,;*'Fickers'and Shales will gradually rise until the Drawing. Tata') 'LoTTLRY for ISC3, begins Drawing 23d April, THE 11'._KETS end SHARES 'for the above el;:"1 41 1 1 "› . =01-sale !:t a 7.AR 1),111.112Nli.: s State Lottery ()Ince, No. 13, under the Roy'al Lx6113n;. , ,e. Lo4tlon, add no where else on their account. The. Schcine 'consists of two Prizes of zo,oool. two of to,oool. three of ~col. four ot 2oGA twelve of tcorl. thir teen of szol. twenty o f 200 i fifty of 'col. &c s . &c. ; the Number ot Tickets 3c,c , 0 0 , and the lowest Prizu 201. *;* All Shares scut :‘1 iris Office will he stamped agree abl. to Act ot Pailiament, and also the Crown, and round it, 1-lazard LOttery Otlic . J. Letters, pest-pdid, dttly answered: . , t 4 .• B . In the late Lottery, No. 7622, ao,ooal. was sold in like, and Nu. 8188,. e 0,0091. a whole Ticicet, at tne above 0 and No.- - 531, , .1e , ,0001. both in:hares. Gauntry, ;inlets,. asonitp.inied. with short-dated on Londorl, Post-office Orders, or Cash ' in . Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pundualty attended t o ; . an d Correspondents may depend on.being'treated exactly on the same Terms as. if pre,- sent. TO THE CURIOUS FISH SAUCE 2,VCI ILI ES In getier.ll Vice respz-Afull•y i;tforti”d, j . BUK.GESS and. Son's GE NUIN_E and STIP E molt 'ESSENCE of 2 l- I •II.Q . V.IES fcir FISH SAUCEo;onti ntu.-s to -he prepared . , by theta in. the same . filanner that has obt4ineri such uttivrr,sal.approbioion for mazy yCars psi. • The (Ong jtiAty acquired periorl ty of that Article h. fully confirmed iii the opinion of the Country at large, and of Pet sons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test Of trial, ranks it, in,the situation it now maintains. The general utility of ?111 EI ESSENCE 1. 7 1€ S. and other 14 1 C t--1 S: C t!'S for I'l S &c. induces theft, from the numerous Adyeriisi.nh , ,,nts daiiy .h.ppearing, to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be: . had of theiri:entiine, brit at their tVal - ellouse..as wider, - Li very other Article iii thr. Qil_Tratle Lor faintly use, of the best quality. ‘... . - Wthehouse, No. ltrf, corth7rof Savoy Steps, . Strand, 4.votion. . . NEW VENTED 13(/(irs and: • SHOES. • • 1 DWAIu) . MOGGIUDGE; No. 4.4,, Ludgate_ , bill, London,. begs leave to inform his Fliends and•the Public in general, tat afrer many years attention and expe rience, he has to (lite them BOOTS and Sll )1r S, WA E R.e PROOF; with perfect confidence,of their being far superior to any ever made. He makes the lightest dress Shoes and Boots Water-proofi preserving the Leather soft and pliable...lie re commends them tAI shunting excursions, as. no water can pe netrate, Likewise his N e', , ,•-invented SHOO TI NG BOOTS. Leather prepared in this way, ,has the advantage of lasting twice as long as Leather dreSscelin•the 'eeirnmon way. An article of such general utility will no doubt 9ttracl the attention of the Pubii.;;.:ind induce those who nave a real value for their health to,apply at - his Manufactory, as above. He has no connexion with any other House in London. . • E. M. will thank those of his Friends, and the Public, who msy favour him with their orders, to apprize -him as early : as possible, as it will enable him to execute their 'Coin., mands without disappointment. • N. B. A large ii6sortment of Boots and.S hoes, Waterproof ancLeaterwist, constantly kept for. the East and WeSt India 'crade. Merehanits and Captains liberally treated with. DR. NORRIS'S DROPS. OTWITHSTANDING this. celebrated Medi cine has stood the test of near Half A Century, yet fresh proofs of itss.superior eliioacy are dai experiendtd. lai Fe.vers.olallsohs its . ;eputatiou is indubitably established ; but in' the Black and Yellow Putrid Fevers, so destrudive in hot-Climes, and in Complaints produCed by foul and . coniarnmated air (to use the expression of a Gentleman in the A tricau Trade),- it is a divine R.emedy. For its healing qua -1 ities in the Gout, 'Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, consuitiN tions, Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, and its tor_ dial •elleCts in the d e c a y s o f A ge, &c. see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at-the. Duaor's house, No. 29, Lower Brook - street; Groivenor-sguare, where the Family Bottles, 225. duty !minded, only can be had, • and Orders fir Exportation - are executed. Sold insmaller hintles,' price its. -ancl'is. 9d. by IL:C . On and Co. NO. 150, O X thrilstrect, principal Vender, and by all other Retailers of Medicines. . • N. B. The Public are particularly cautioned not to pur chase any of -this Medicine without a Certificate being at tached to each Bottle; Signed• by the sole Proprietors, Tho. Gale and Ciiarlotte Moore. A liberal allowance is made to Merchants, and th c v who purchase to sell again. /,: ''." /7-IY•:‘''' t r : \ , , ,e4 ( ..:Nr..,\ ~t-TE'." ~--,, =•: -)1c. :4:kit< t ~ ..:-,..,',..- 0 . :.1 1-' ipßicr sixkln-Tcz. RICI-lARDSON. A R. P!ITLLIPS has the 11:•nour announce rn Literary '•Vorldt and Ow. Pub:c,,that he has pvr, cliased of P D ( Esq. of Wi reet, .of the Rt:v. Samuel Cr, bier, Rrdot of Christ - , ChurCi, flhe Grandsons of S.\ RI CIIARDSON, A. thor of Cla rissa, Grandiso!!, a large, curious, and VA E, CoI.I.CTION of ORIGINAL and UNP9.I3LISAED MANUSCRIPTS of that cqlebritV ilics!u,ling his entire Correspoutience with the. ttiost f illustr;ous of his Con teinperatie's. Considtrable part of these MSS 'were arran, , ..:.i fepublic cation by Mr 1-r. cti 6.. an so ti, -previously to his -.erith,. and were cor.s!gne:i to lilt...care of his cLihiren, with ifl Lion. that they should icit bc iiublished in' Oeir -time; 'but the recent death of 1114:i. A.;,.0 Stratford; in Suffolk, hislast sorilving rernoved the force of that injunraion, tne:az Vaiaable relies will now be presented to the World, with , ut loss of time. It wertild be impossible in th.; compass of an advei tisement to convey a just notion of the variety and egtent'of these in.' tercstiny Manuscripts. i ; i:,;;lnde the witch: di Mn' Riehards:on's furious !and c - . , ::.fosive C. J r . fespondence, he was writing his - Clarissa and arnot. the distinguished persons whose letters enrich :ite collettit., are Pr. Youty;, Dr. Johnson, Mrs. S.-,Cita:).i c. T. Edwards, Dr,. Dodd, t! , t.. I:ey. Mc. lierv.ty, Aarun Itif, Lady Mr. Gibber, Pi!lurtgton, - Mrs. flei:.11:1, Dr 1V.1.-.;;:tr ton, Dr, Kent:::;ott, Miss C , nlyer, Miss Fichting, hr. Mi. G'arrick, arid particularly the eele:)rated Lady Brad sitAigh. . The ‘Vork will be prepared for,publication A R BAuto, .:d '.t LILE of Mr. RiCfiiARDSON t with. some übse: v t!ons on his. Writings. I t w1;1 he coin+ prized.in five or six V ,Itne{ and will be einbeilisn tAlsith yetriotis l':.; - trad,, I .1;:: Siiailes, &c. No, 7a, St. P:).;!!':-. yard,- Feb 24, 15:4. Ho 1.0 1.2.0 FT's T RAVE LS. • T :lADay were puolisned, r In Two elegant Volumes, Quarto, alecorated with a F,reat number of Vignettes, with a separate Atlas of lar,e splendid Fngravings, representing the principal aro;c:.ts and Buildings in PariS, price Eight - Guineas, in boaids with the Platea reduced in size; ar.j. bided in the homes, price Five in boards.; RAvii, LS in GERM ANY, HOLLAND, -FLANTDERS, and FRANCE, :Id PARIS; witihnu . , mer2its. particliari leiative to the present State tt Ca pital ; its Festivai:3, Literature, Charatters . „PaintinA, sic, Theatres, Gar4t.ms, Institutions., Afc,liitedure, and ' •espe. c• daily the Manners •• the People; Sec. &c. • " - . B TROMAS 1101,CROFT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No; 71, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may be had, just published, Mr. Gtdwiu's Lii and Age of Chaucer, in Two large Vo.. lumer, Quarto, price 31. 135..6d. in Wards. STATUTES AT LARGE, ESSRS. VV. CLARK.E and SONS, P. - •t . ttLizi , l. .ILVI.. street, Lincoln's-inn, inform the Prole , isic , o, th.tt they have now on 'Side THRE E. Copies of the STA E S AT. LA R.CT, 'complete, vii. TWo Copies • Ruflocad's Edition,' in t 8 vols 4to. and .One, Copy 6 . l . .Pickerilli;'3 tion in 44 vols. 8v9,. r :reference ',wit! be given to the first application. This Day was published, Price zs. 6d. . AAL PLAIN REPLY to the Pani l illlet calling itself / i..A YL,AI ,I ANSWER : 1%-incr, 4,3nore . fait State of Q tile l to and the presea 11inisters. cuicice. t: evvry his due. Prov. Printe \ i two by Hatcliard, PicLadilly EBzi - Wa t lu _l'..l;:hartisohs, Royal Exch.ioge. • This. Dly was published,. Hamismiiely printed in Two large Volumes, Duodecimo, Price in boards, 9s. the Second, Edition, considerably- en— larged,of AN ESSAY on EDUCATION; in which are particularly ::ensiderA the Merits and Defeas of the Disdpline and Irstruciinn in our 13y the Rev. WILLIAM fi 4I( , LLD and F. A. S. Author of the fiumpton Lt:cture ioi . t79g, and late Master of • •••• tho So/id-square; London. Printed fOr k . and C. kiviOwoo, No. 42.., ,St. - Paul 's Church.atd.•-Sold also by ).- - flatchard, Piccadilly. %* T be. Two Chapters on Dramatic Pettiirmances at Schools, and on our English .. ..lniversitics,. added tv rhis Edi tion,--are printed separately, price is. for the Purchasers of t 11.-z ust published, for j. Ginger, N0:169, Piccadilly, lIIERN ICA .TRIPODA 1. Thoughts on the Policy of in to nig a Re. l .7plation in tie; present TITHE - S E M ; a prcvislon for the Catholic Clergy ot relait4l; zwa Cathode Etn,tocipation;' as rt)asurqg couw.-,dea with ow of. the Established Church of Ireland, and the p,ospe.rity •,f toe Br,tish Empire : together Nvjtii pluerviiiions on c,:rt,i.1.0 dini.nis• of Dr.. Patrick Dui genat!, M 1.11 , ,R.r BE I. LF. W. sq. of the Middle-Temple. Ego ifa e.opipi3rio banes regna,.el Vitas natione.s usque co prospetual imperium liabuisse, darn aped eas vet., coiwalia villuerunt." .) A - NGIBAUP's LOZINd ES - of BLOIS are a inust plcasmit anti effeCtual Remedy' for Coughs Colds, , and Di,urdas o, rite. Lungs. By their sheathing.quality they quickiv rentov , : . (2aiarrlis, or troublesome tickling' Coughs, and' atilird reficfiir Sore Throats, Soreneseof the,Breast, arid Astlinitiric Cornplitints. • Sold by Appointment of the Pr , pri -tor, in Boxes, price Is. ltd. etch, duty ineloded, Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's ; Mr. quid'ing, \ No. 42, Corr,itiil ; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchange; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur strert ; Mr. Wade, Old Bond-street; Mr. jebuulr, No. 150, and Mr. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-strut ; ,Mr. Ward, No. 324 9 Holburn ; and Mr. C. larke, No. '269, Borough: - From the Honourable and Right Reverend the LORD lA SHOP of C;kR.LISLE... - , SIR, Rose Castle, Dec. 7,1798. IReadily embrace the opportunity -your Letter,al - me; of adding my testimony* to that of the LOttt Chid Baron in favour of your Worin - Medicine ;- my eldest Son - having a few months ago derived very material benefit from the use of it. He had been unwell lor several weeks previous to his taking jt, appeared pale and - emaciated, was languid; and complained frequently of pains in his and side. The Lord Chief Baron, who had accidentally seen hint in this state, tortunately recommended to me the triaLof yonr Lozenges ; and that no time Mig:ht be lost, or: any mistake occur in taining the gepuine Medicine, sent me three doses of it. The first of their occasioned, a visible amendment, and 'after the second' dose every unpleasant - sy ptom disape peared, but I judged it right to giye the third, as the.two tbriner hid agreed so iincominOnly well. Fio•ii that time my Son has been in perfect health, and - I certainly attribute his Cure wholly to the efficacy of the Worm have sineedecJimnended your Lozenges m several:instances, wherein I 'have the satisfaelion' to assure you, they have uni formly been of great service. nought to adil, that from the nature of the elfect pro.luOci by them in my sop's case, r apprehend his complaint to•haye arisen fronfan obstrLitiion between the Stomach and Viscera. I am, Sir„,.your obedient Servant,. E. CAI:LP:LE.' Mr. Ching; Apothecary, Cheapside, London. • Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and lutler's, No. 4, Ch‘'apside, near St. Paul's, London ; and by most Venders of Medicines in the United Kingdom, in Boxes, with printed Directions, signed by the _Paientee, at , ss. 6d. and as. yd. also in Family Boxes, et au. each, duty included. - frr At the above Warehou,.e.may be see:i a Worm, voided by Mr. Lingiurn, Man's Neicer, Strand, z%) feet tliree incites its lenlith.