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. - gi RIP: 47 -1- o . 4 th' • • • I S•l 4 r °. l' . ? Sr; iff 04 , or c:- t 4 v i a 4,, • ‘,\ THE J . NUMBER. 2744'.1 TUESD AY, JULY 7, 1801. [PRICE SIX PENCE: . _ Positively the last Polir Nights of the present Entertainrr.e.ts. Tile Public are 'respeafully informed, tnat an entire rt ew Grand Hi sto rical Speetacle, written by 111 r. U Fro!: 4 11 entire- new Ballet .of.Actioli,, and a Comic Pantomime, ar e iii.rehiarLl •; in consequence of Whith, the fullowin . po- Z. ular ‘ Butert a i dn'lenls after Saturday next; be with aWnt . • 'ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. the Vnd P. atrona c oftheir Royal Highnesses the Pa Ncr 'of WAl;ts'and'bu.KE of Yokit. TO -MORROW WEDNESDAY, • july S, wll • s • be presented, • First, the Conlin- Divertisement of DARBY AND JOAN. Second;the CrancfMilitary and Naval Speaacle, called, BRITISH GLORY IN EGYPT! Delintating in Ttverity-one entire new SCCneS, the whole of the IthPertant eirouinstance.; which to9k. place frorn the 2 dot March, w h en the British Fleet anchored in Aboukir Bay, until the GloriousiTWenty-SSt, with the Grand - and Decisive Attack by fear Cavalry and Infantry To con clude with the tout Defeat of the F,rench.,: and the Cap . ture of th e I nv inCibl e Si an d acc 4 . which is presented to the ever to be fameracci Sir Ralph A betcromby, after having received his Death Wound. . • - - - After which, various EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. The whole to conclude I.vitik the Comic Pantomime,- written lay Mr. Lousdale. 'called ' PUSS 1114! BOZDTS / ;- Or, FIARLEQUIMAND THE OGRE! With the ina:it eitensive Scenery and Machinery ever pro._ diked, in which will be eichrbittd. a Correa View- of -, the City of Paris, .comprehending. the- seven Bridges, and the whol e courseof the River Seine, occupying the entire extent of the Sta ge,and'o:hibiting upwards of 36,-;a square feet Gip • • Doors ainting. ' to Qpeilect at Half-past Fiveo'Clock, at.d the Per for • nla b, ees to'begin at Half-past SIX precistl S econd Price at Half-past Eight.o'Clock. ?taets f 4s—Pit, Ls. . or the toxes . to be • taken at the Aniphitheatre, of Mrs. Connell, Box-keeper: • - . MR. lIARDCASTLE' s CREDITORS.. IE CREDITORS of Mr. HARDCASt-LE, of SouthamptOn-buildings,!. Chaneery-lani, and `c,/, his inn, Attorney at Law, may receivd . :, Divicktod 8L EState, by applng on Saturday the trth inst. at_any . !_le between the hours Nipeand'Your, dny subsequent titturdaY between those houri, to'Mr. Coulthurst,•Solitator, '9. 27, ISedford-row. C. COI7LTHURST . , Ptir suant to a Decret of the High Court.of Chancery, hzar gig date the 23d clay of June, tgot, :made in a Cause inti tied TITOMI:=7,O aganist PIP,VI2; THE CREDITORS. of' WILLJAn PIPER, latc of BreklffOrd-place, in th e CO unt y of ill'ddi o vv-keePer, deceased, are forthwith to'come alrid' prove tof heir,Lebts before' Peter , Holford, Es. ion.cof tibi: Masters the said Court, at his Chambers in Soutk.S.,o3ton-build- Lngs, Chancery-lane, London ; or in - default' the.reof, • they !'sil be excluded the benefit of the S . :lid : Dec.l4e. - ftirther particulars apply t o 1. - illzhirSi and Bedford, So ticitors, Ely-place: . . TF - - ANTHONY HADLAND, Carpen.rer and Sawyer, son of Antboriy iia,dl3ad,!fate of Bintield, in the Countyofikrks,',Carpener, deceased, andw l :io iias net beeli !leant of for six yea rs and tipv.•:irds, is living, if in its Ma #4.tx's Service eitlt a by Sea or L.trid 1.6 any Qt . lits Ill,jestv's ominions, will apply to Mrs.. Mary Nash, of •Brackne.ll- street; in - the-'sitid County Ofße r k s , Widd w - , he _ hear of i tim mething to his•advantage. Or if any Verson or Persons n give satisfactory information_ \ whether. th e said. Anthony gflied, a~i'l ive satisfactory is living, ,aika where; or ;I dead, when where was buried, if ttie same is . tegul:trly proved by is gi 4 ixtr f„roin the Pa igt where buried,, shall be handsornely retiwatr6\mneti.e.rl-thelr tro r u ble, by applyibg to the said-Mrs. Nash , . . - ~. • oricE— is hereby g'verh.that- the, ESTA TE; Nirtho ? called t) ,k E.44.; --1 . -te—in the Parish of in th - °lir ' - 61 ' 111 •d ( nlitionallv) te,.hi...:5.. i i , . ..F- County, of Flint, advert's! ... F . 0 .. . . , la n 7 ‘ , L „or Attakin.at Flint-On rii&tV the'..t t..;t-ci:t Ilt I y inst.• -‘,.: •"tarYl.io (F BY- PRIYATt C,O4);TRBC.-T. . . S . . , .• - .-'.. LAW _PA - 12 : 1*ERSHIP . -•.-- - ANTED; with a respea:itli :Attorney in good 'pradice,.r e siding,in a Atirket Vown.norexceed ing ten or twelve miles front- London .. • ' • ' Letters,•post-paid,-dirc:ae4 toe.. B. C. at N. r, opp o sit e the Terrace, Hackney, will be duly answered.. VITANTEI) TO 'BORROW, frorn3ool. to Soot. Y Y V. upon undeniable Landed Seeurityilo be securcdeither by Mortgage,or,Annuity, as sh a ll be requited. - - • „Further Patticitlars may be known by application to Wailirigton, Blackwell llall..court;* CateatOn itreet, whoete..authiarized to treat, with the Lend er o il lib era l erms. ________.......7........._............ MONEY on MORTGAGE and PANNWITY. rHIRTY THOUSAND• POUNDS -is imme diately ready to`advanee on real I ncome S , f rom col, to . . ioool. a-y e a r , arising from Estates, ..lorfev in the Fonds, Rent.; Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' I ointurts, Pensions, Church Livings,. &c.- red;:er. - .:ible at opt ,- ot !he Borrower. Places**under (Overnmeift, and Annuities. To be disposed of, an-Annuitrof 3501. a-year for geol. one of 7 5 0 1. a-year for:54001. Gentleinen that have , interest,: may it:informed.. ot several Vacan c i es of icy:4. 2oDI, 3:)01. 4001. 5 0 01. 6 00 1. 7001. cool. moot. rcool..and aooel. a-year.. To be Sold, an Annuity 0f..401- a-year. for 2..v01. one of .501. at-yeas for 3001. one of et: a-y ear for 400 1. o ne o f 6 0 12 . a r year Mr 001. one o f Sal. a -year- Rif. 4;1. oneialgOl. a-year for 01. one of too l. a-year for' 7001. eligibly secured tut oney-in the Funds and Estates. • To -prevent applications froM mer e cur i osity, no informa tion will be give n o f the rtirtilkse s Or Vaeancies.until a °At:- pound- note be paid or remitted, ..- Personal applications; front EieVen till Three O'Clock, to Melville and' Co. No. 7, Cecil-street; Strand.—Ali ,Letters must be post-paid. . . E LEGANT and ti l tzly Useful IMPROVEMENTS on .t EDSTEADS, DIA'sJING TABLES, CHAIRS, SOFA 8 4DS CHAIR BEDS, Sz.d. - . By the KING,'s PATENT. • - • UTtER's BEDSTEADS,. so peculiar in cOn struaion and 'manner of ,finishing, witlilarge curious litass Screws,_ &c. totalry pre vent t h e harbour of ver are fi in, axed' uP witha4 the useqf any Tools, both ,simple ateasy. ,Ftrrniture.,to.the aboveßedsteads mk t : to put on or take oil' without tacks or nark .in 7 aity part. Fashionable Sofa $e 1S; of any usual size or gliape,universally admired,ibrtheir .Convenience, -Making a Bed. wttlt Burnitttre complete in a few Minutes, at same time holding all . the Bedding, withiri itself. N. B. Ate Made to take apart for Travelling. —Chair-Beds, an exceeding useful and . coinvertiein article, making a coin fOrtableAtrri-Chair4tand with.e,ase.and,racility forms a com-, ,pat} Bed for one Person.; areartatle any size or shape' With or Nvithotit Curtains ; the whole folding tip goa,Of it- IT elf for travelling.-Different kinds of gc,:lcling Camp Chairs :and Tables, on. a new and ea s y constration.,_ Handsome Dining Vables., on a peculiar prindipleT for u ility,arid conve .rtience, so. contrived as to form any size at pleasure, to dine a small or large party; the whole shuts up when cud of use, ~4 114 stands in the space of one singi, Table; are made to take 1 art for travelling.: maybe made. Any siie or shape rqui,red. Cribb Beds, and Swing .cots, on „unproved pritt tles.,.. Th e above,Artieles are greatly a pprov e d f o r E x p ar ., : 4 tn '° ,l ; e=pecill/y Hot Climates; are tin:lilted 111 . usitttoe, 1 ur - 1„-ture, peceliarly. seasoned r caxliers, at 7 arellOuse, N0.,14, ..Catherllle.s4ettt, Sitturti. - ESSEX. *TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rrHE MAN:012.61 OLD HALL, and tic MA -1: • !.NOR: HMIS F,, with - convenlent Barns, "Lad Other 4uildings,And ,urreards of 263 AcreS of very: Rich, A ra bl e , M...tadow, Patture .and Wc,xl Land, lying . in a : Ring Fence in ihe Parishes of Riireaad Great - Saling, in the said County, late the Estate of Edward Taylor, Gentleman, deceaSed.— Posset:sionm:ty be had at Michaelmas next. For P.trticalars and Vriee, apply to Mr. Rolfe, of Raine todg::; Ljarrison, o'; Braintree; or Mr. Wade, Attar _Dantilow,'Nvhere a Map of the Estate may be seen. Dr. BLAIR's CEPHALIC FLUID, "or ANODYNE 'ESSENCE, for the HEAT.- CH, GIVES immediate-Relief in the most violent llead-ach, from what cause. - soever it ntay proceed ; and thoti'4li its operation Is, so sudden, the prep:n - ation. is of such a nature, that there is oat a possibility of its doing the slightest injury in any case whatever. , • , What enhances, the value of this Essence, its agreeable !rorrn, most perfeci safetyi and Mime:Fr-ate efficacy;, for, be ing an external application of a subtile„.pcdetrating, votatile ttiiid, it immediately op era t es on everynerve, at - once reliev ;Og and protecting them from future injury, not by means of my temporary stimulus or deleterious. effluvia, but by ano- , dpyne and tonic powers peculiar to itself. Sold, by appointment, at-Cockell's Medicine WarehouS . e, 7 No: 2,29,.Strapd (7th hotise l f:rom Temple-Bar . ), price as. 91. duty included; - also -sold retail at -all xespeetable Medicine Shops. Observe the signature, Cockell," in his hand-. writing, without which none are genuine. - • A SAFE AND POWERFUL RESTORATIVE for Weak ' and Debilitated.Constitutions;Consumptive Habits.; Pains • and Weakness of the Stomach, Nervous Weaknesses, the Deleteribus Effeeis of Hot Climates, and particularly the I il-consequences of Intemperahce. HALLAM and Co.'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA of .QUAS SIA, m theform of Pills. • THE _almost invariable Success of , this new Re metly is perhaps' without. precedent. :Medical Men, eminent in their profession," with some of the gist Person_ ages in this Kingdom, hi - ,ve candidly aektfowledg‘xl its effica cy, and supparted it with their reconmiendation.• The me- Acinal virtues of Quassia have for souse time past been held in high estimation, but. its more general use has been pre vented by the waist of a suitable 'form for its 'extibitioii.— <lts intense bitter has rendered <ii impos - Sible"to adtdinister in• a suflicient.dose, tbe usual form (that of _infusion), 'there fAre the full .ffe6l"of the Medicinehas not 'been experienced. The dikovery of this Extrad has . noW obviated thll defect, and, its entire medicinal yirtues . concentrated,in a forth at once elegant, agreeable, and potent, are obtained. A single trial will do away every•Prejudiee, and con Vince the Valetudinary of itt teal rterit, . • • Soli, wholesale cnl~',.,by.F3. Shag', No. 74, Borough, - Lon den ; and, by-hi.; aOpokitinent., retail, by Pidding; N0:76, Oxford-rs:et ; Newbery, corner of St - :1):4111 - '.; Church-ard; Pc'ai-11, No., 2;r, High Holborn,; Tutt,..iti,vz.l xchange.; Swiney, No,. 'and, No. 168, Piccaclil;y; and Turtle, No. I27,•Strand ;in box . of Ss. and los each, Argi lyge- papliagcs, cantainiu6sfive ss. bo,ce,, ti. 2:i. each ENVY included.' • ' • • , • 0" i3tlt obterve, none' - cari possibly ba ukiless it the signature of ME, I;Wiankaati Co. ysitlenin red ink.. - No. 5, Cf-lARINC-CROSS, ._ . . . No. 4, C()l?.N.lfil LI.. • : ri" I3IST-1, for' 'the 1.? ,- ...' v m ofEc:r ccomldationth e .. Ji. e Nobility and Gentry ~ .;h. for scv..n:d; tears have horsonred • '?nat with:. their conic. - iatias in the, Lottery,: has opened a commodious ()Glee at . - No. p, CTIARINCXRO . ,SS, Where TICKETS ahl• P.:ES re gro.it variety, and theTriies will he imiti as sof)r. as afavvri, either there, or at hi:; other Old Eitalliislied No. 4,' CORNI:ILL, w11 , .2...! in the late English 'i.Otteir this Year, the following Capital Prizes been sold, shared, and registered. by him. No, 5p,061 a- of L. 3 .),00 q . 9,594 - • 10 ,900' 44,007 ' . 5,00 a 11;563 -- • 2,000 . 5 1 ,4 2 5 500 fr Persons in the Country desirous of having Tickets and Shares, May be supplied the same as if perzinally rre seih, !ay seialing Post Office OrderS, good Bills at short dates, Bank Notes or Cash, to either N'a. 4, CORNHILt, or No 9, CHAFING-CROSS. &nk Stock, five per Cents. Four per Cents.' Three Catty, Irish, and other Stocks, with all kind of Goverpment Securities, bought and sold by • T. BISH, STOLk-B12.01;1ER. • I !USIA LOTTERY for 1801. -.Begins Drawing the loth cf.luly inst. • • MHE TICKETS are Sold and Divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HA ZARD, BU RNE and Co. 'Stock-Brokers at, their _Stite- Lottery-Offie`e; . Wo. - 93, tind&r: the Ithyal-Ekchange, Lon- - don s and no ,wherq.eist, au their iccourAt. .SCIIENIE. No. of Prizes. - Valliedfeach Total Value. z' of . k.2o,000: iti k. 49,000 2' ---- 1 9 , PP 0 —!--"' 2o;000 3 ---- 570. 0 ---- i5,0c,0 2 ----• 2,000 ---- ' : 1,000 , 5 ' .-.-- - • 1,000 --- 5,000 -- —50 m. - - -77 I,SQ O c.6 :1 -,-- 360' 71950 8,060 Prizes. 13,994: Blanks. .!50.000 3 ~ ,0,00 Tickets, Part of the Capitals, will be determine& as follows First-drawn Ticket - 4.5c 9 f i'in;t-drawn t 7 th Day; ioo.) Ditto llittt Day I Ditto, 19t,11 Day 20,00) Ditto 7th Day 19co Ditto z rst Day' Ditto lath Day 2oJo 1, Last-drawn Ticket " iOOO Ditto 13th Day . .soco - j . . *•* Order=, accompanied with short Bills on London . • or Post-officebrders, purttiaally attenJed -and-to• pre vent mistakes I ak,Jelay, .cormspoildent.' t arc.: requested .to transmit them hi. Post, All Siii(lCS :.,.)1(1 t tl;i's 01-666 will e 3tamppd apt tO AR of i'arliatiwnit, -anti ai io with , the Ceo:tTi;:and routiel it, -Lottry-1.) , - • , , . . Letters, post-paid, duty •ans• l yer...o and„Sch s enics gi - atis. Bank, India, and. Suuth.=S:.'a Stocl,'..•:: with their several A onitit iesr, • India 'P,and..;, - Exche4ll , .!t• 8 . .1•17...,,..miti all • kind •of Government Sectvities, bought and .sGlt.l by, Commission. . ) WIFT and Co. No, i 7, Poultry, London .(esta „ Wished in the•N'ea . r 170), and at their State Lottery Office in the City of Glasgow, .are appointed to sell the Tickets and 1.c.w1 L.nripect Shares of the F.; 1,0 fl'Eit.i fur jos, SCI-1E NI E. , No. 'of Prizes. '‘. Aue oi each. TotAVAge. « , of ,C,2,..1. 0 .7 , ..,) is k. 4 0;000 2 ' -.---. • J. 073 -- 23,0.0 _ 3 -- 5,000 -- - .15,000 2 - 2,000 --- -, 4,00,6 S -... -- 1,000 -- . . 5 , "° $ . - 500 :-... . -.;500 3 ...... 136 -- - 'soo,. 1 - ; ..... - 6a . , ito , ' -:.9»y ' -- AJ. - 63,E40 g,0.76 Prizes 23 ? 994 flanks 3z,000 'Tickets • 150,6e0 Fait of the Capitals to he determined as under. : First Drawn Ticket Ist Day • ," 500 • Ditto • • 4th Day soo Ditto • • 7:tit Day J,coo 'Ditto -- toth Day 2,000 • Ditto 13th Day - -sOOO Ditto utkr Day , , z,OOO Ditto 191:111.i.ty 20,000 Ditto --- • ~- 2 lst' Day /0,600 Last 'Drawn- - 1,000 Letters addressed - to SWIFT and Co. No: zi,•Polli•Tay, LONDON, - With Bank Post-:0 ffice.o a - leti„ 6r Bills payable on el.:mond in Lorwon, immediately. anttevered, and all. Orders. by Coaciimen, Chard :,, or Carriers, puneanally executed. • Trice °la Ticket, • .r. Half - t d. • 2. ,6 d. • .Qttorter - - 2 5 9 - Sixreentli otz ,Eqihs•tinving the zoth Of 3Lay, 18as. NEW STA.MI* UTIES ON DEEDS, &c. STA 111:P=6Plitt . 7%.; ditER CE; A* 3, iSoi. TN Ptirsuaqi.e received f ctii the Rigki, flonortrahle tbr L . O . DS CO tfritiliSSlONE RS of MAJESI'Y's TREASURi*, , HIS - .111/17ESPY's . 4'OtIt• AfISSIONERS "'or illanagring th' Stamp J) airs do &ref . ; vilest Notirei That, 1;4o - de- to prevent ary inconvinitwce to th, , se Per- ' sons in the cilfirent Partf of the Kirgdo:#l s sZall tretZ:ave been able to sztpp ! s , them-ehes with Pellum, I:arch:nen:, and Stamped aceOrding to an AR of Pit:Play:m:l, to 2vhich the Royal Assent was given j - estero - '4, &Zang to the Period for its connnencanent fn,:big place a'o soon after the paiti . llg tkereoj; there is - a Clause in the said Ail ; iutpowering the Commitsioners to r cause such lasz. - ,ements, , • Any I. Lease, or other Deed, charged with ad diticn Duty of three Shillin s, 1)7 an Ad. of the 37th et ti Cap. go, as !hay, through necessity, have been exect!tcri by any, or all of the Parties, upon Stamps in use previous . to the Year 'Sox, to be stamped with • the additienal:Duties of FIVE SHILLINGS; granted by two Ads of the last Session of Parliament ; cn Pay. ment of the said Duties only; without any PENALTY ; proviael the sante shall be brought or sent to the Head Office is Somerset-Piece s befcre the ensuing sth of De cember. By Order of the Cmy4rissloters, C. E. BE.R En - 0 RD, Sec. NEW MUSIC:. This Day.was- published, By GOULDHsTG, PHIPPS, an&D'ALMAINE, Music , sellers to Their Royal HIO - hisses Pririce, and Princ es s of 'Wales, go. 45, P ‘ all-Malf, and Nb. 76; St; James's street : • . IX AIRS, selea e d f rom t h e First of. the Grand Aallet of Perouse, composed and arranged for the Piano Forte, by J. Davey, - price 35: • The favourite Overture vf Perouse, for the Piano Forte, by Moorehead and Davey, , price 25. - The favourite Ballad, as sung by Mrs. in Perouse; by Moorehead, price is.- The - Overture or •the Comic Opera of the- Blind - Girl,as - perfOrmed at the Theatrc-Royal; Coyent-GArden i composed by W. kcevc ' price is. ód. Steadj , she goes all Well," a favourite Song, as sung by Mr. Ineledou, in the. Blind Girl ] composed by J. - Mazzinghi, pricefs. If a - Landsman *mild know,'" a favourite Song, as sung by Mr. Inclodon, in . St. David's - Day, b T.Attwood, !vice rs. The Twelfth Number of Handel'S Overtgres, adapted for the Piano I' ohe Fisin, Op. to, pric: . 6s. Capt. - Gilrbocir's Reel, arranged . as a Rondo tbr the P 12.110 'Forte, by 3;-1 - lotcicr,'.pricA.ts: - Lord Howe's Hornpipe, arranged as a Rondo for the Natio Forte, by P. Saiti - ey, price i.. 6J. With a Ettat variety of Scotch Airs with Variations, Songs, &c. • ' This Day were,pubeished, In One Vol. 316. pace in boards, Eight Shilli ngs , SERMONS ON. VA RI 0 1.3 S SIT JECTB. By THOMAS.RE,NNELL, D. D. Master - oldie:Temple. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Patil! . 9 Clvirch Yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, 173, Piccadilly. This Day were published, in Bvo. Dedicated, by Permission, to the Lord Bishop of LINCOLN, IWO ADDRESSES to the INHABITAN TS of the several Parishes in the Distrias of LOUTH and - lIORNCASTLE, Lincolnshire; one on the D uty of l'amily Prayer, the other .On reading the 'll6ly Scriptures;• with Forins , of Morning, Evening, and occasional Prayers, chiefly taken from the Colleds, Ire. of the Liturgy of the United Churches of Englandandlieland. • ' . By .a COMMITTEE-of the CLERGY in the aforesaid Di•stricts. London : Printed for Messrs. Rivingtons ; Cobbet and Morgan, Pall-mall ; 'Hatchard ; and -- Whittle - at' the - Anti- Jacobin Office; and :to• he had •Of Newconib, • Stamford Jackson, Louth ; Weir,_Horiisastle ;. f's* By the liberality ,of the Proprietor of the Anti-Jacobin Press, the Committee are erfahTed to'cllir these Addresses and Prayers to the Public- at the , very low _price of is. c;Ach, or tos. per dozen; but througbout the 4bove,inentioned triels, they will bedistribiited,by the - Clergy gratis. • LORD BLANDFORD, -This Day Were Publishvd; price ss. THE LETTERS between the Most Noble the MARQUIS of EL AKDFORSD( and the Right /ion: LADY MARY-ANNE S'lliißT,..the Report of the :rri?.l, and Mr:STURT's fro:n the Charge ofliaviq Connived at the Atiulfewns intercourse ben\ Cf.'ll the Barnes. . . l'iinted for f. Ridgeway, York -street, St. Jariles's-square , ~, .1. The- Spirit of the Public journals, Vol. 4, for . rgOo rt() heContinued.Annually), new Editions of the three first Vol. , fot 179g?-1-9, may now be had, r.ptice ss, cam . , • • 2: 01 4 1 and New Joe. Miller ; or, The Tickler, contain ing upwards of thirteen hundred good things, many of which are original, or as related by Persons .cmimatt for wit .and learning, 3s. each vol. , 3. The Table Talk of jobb Seldon, Esq. new Edition, 2s. 4. A Praaktal siteatise, explaining the Art and Mystery of Brewing Porter, .Twopenny, . and Table-Beer, with Directions for. Bottling, &c. By SaMuel Child, lirei.,,er, Eighth Edition, is: • This Day were . Price 4s, in boards, or 4s. 6d. bound, - rrHE ELEMENTS of '.gNGLisii - COMPOST.. TI ON ;- - contdinliv 'Pradical - libteliZtions To!' Writing the. English Language w►t(z peripicuity and •Elegance,',and designed, in the titogresS of - E.duc,..tioil; to succeed to the Study of the.Enghsh Grain ul'ar, and of the Latin and . G . l - eCit. CI rssics,' •By DAVID IRS Itsrd M , . 'The Elementary Work here ai.liessed. to the notice of the Public, .is intended for the perusal of Yet : sons whose critical studies are in their commencement; or for the young Students in our English and Classical Serninarics,sWin.t, having per feded themselves in the Elements f Graininar, wish to ac qiiire„A taste for the Beanties , of CompoSition. To Persons engaged in alive life, whose occupations do not permit t heal to peruse more voluminous Treatises, or to those who liae not means of access to thewarions expeMive Works existing on the same-subject, this COmpendium will perhaps . be found a suitable introduaica to the practice of Writing with Ele. price and Propriety. Printed for IZ Phillißs, 'No. 71, St. Paul's Churchvaitl; sold by T. Hurst,' West and Hughes, and . Wal It s, .P.ater noster-row ; B' Tabart, Juvenile Librac, ,„ Sew ilond-street; Wilson. and Spence, York ;'• E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. A teller, ; and by all other Booksellers, &c." • • • Of Actin mayalso be had,'the under-mentioned Schoo,l. • books t. Dr. Mayor's 13 - ri.tish Nepes, price 4s. 6d. ' 2. - • Natural -1-listory,:,price-4s. 3. -•- . - Abridgment of Plutaivh's Lives, 4s. 61 . 4. -•- - Universal.Short-amd, price 7s. 6d. 5. Dr. Mayor's and• Mr. Pratt's Seleelion ot Classical English Poetry„„ price ss, bound, or 4s. 6d. in , boardS , 6. Dr. Gregory's Elements of a POlite Education, price 4s. 6(1. . • • . 7: Dr. ~V.rrukines Universal 'Biographical and Historical Dictionary, One.lar&e.yol; Bviir. piled Half..a-guirca. N. B. As Mr; Phillips engages at anytime to exchange and perfect Copies" of any of these eight Sehoolhooks -- for .any other Books - of his publication, they are, of course, kept upon.sale.in the Shop of every respee - table Bobksel4, an.i may be itipeaei.l-by tile Public fire of eNp'ence. • HEREFORD MUSIC MEET;NG. THE TRIENNIAL MEETING of the THREE `HER - E - FORD, GLOUCESTER, and V,' OR.O ES - f ER, will be held at- 14efeford, an Wedoesday e -6th of Sefitember, ISO r - arig the two tislloyingdays.— i-nliculys will be published 1r (: , se time. • -ST EIVAR John Scudamore, Esq,. M.P. Rev. Archdeacon Plymley. R'. P. Knight, Esq. ,ii\ , l.l). Rev. Dri Lingtion: E. B. Clive, E. Rcv. Dr. Yam. PHCFiNIX: fi RE-OFFICE Tune is; :got. DERSONS ; insured -in t iis Ofh-ce. w'hi)se Pay _ n - r:nts fa I 1 cine iAzest ed. to takT NO rice, that Printed Receipt arc now Strict, and Curher C o in the country in the hand,, . • ance isdaily given; for the in,nying or Hons._ Household (':oods, Stoll, Ships in harbour, Cargo in snips and lighkt-i's-; - building or repairing, from Loss iar Damage 11). VPORSI ; FY, Sec. Proposals, containing the and Conditions or Insu rance, may ht.: had at the alagle , N'. B. Septennial, Triennial, arid - Tinual Policies, - in Force Pince') Pizys alter the Quarter-day on which they tespeaivcly become due. Q TRAY:ED into the P.irish of Hanwell,. in the County of Midtlie,:x, a BAY RE; about • i 3, l:ax is and a lialf high; also a BAY H()itSE, about 1 4 hands and half high. The owner pfopa description, and On all _reasonable exlierices,.inay have, thin again' ) by applying to Mr. John Weston, as abov,:.—lf not owned in Fourteen Days from this' date, will' ne sold .to Betray ex pellees. July r, rgnr. • - C1;;11ENT kOR:BUILDINu. 4IVI 1\ PARKER and Co. Backside, -anu. fadure Cement, or Mb . itar;' for 13iiilding in Water, ,which far surpases in utility any Terras or Lime Mortar. 1 t gives to all kinds of Brick (4 Stone. Work an unc - brinridn de= gree of strength and. coheStou. -- - -- tt sets under water, soon hewn es as bard as6tone i and In:4 4.)e -expot;c!d e wen . to,the aetion of - the Sea without injury. in all rluildings, theretbre, intended either to resist- or contain Water, this.C:Tru-alt ruay be 1,14 with sin l .ltlar advantage. They also prepare a very hard and durable . ST.UCCO, which eftedually defends 13111141 p ;rote the iiiijuripuelli.,,ds of wet and damp. • • PILT,ON's . INIPRbVED PL.triaintE--GROUND FENCES. rTHE No4iiity and Gentry' arc . most i . eTe , afulik informyd, that .n..tnees tor Tleasure-gro3.inds, go awim- provcd principle (which, in point of appearance, and durability, arf3 much superioi - to any tirther,iiiirznted), are Inade'..in great yatizty,*and er.tied . : ur 4ny part of the Ni9idom, by James Plitcn, at F t .;inalWi;,.- , .. - ork Ma nuratiOry, No. 2.34, Ph:cat - till:, o Jaims's Church; - --* . • The Wire-work Department, in variety, exe cuted as usual, in a suyteripr stile of (.I , .•.,:'ll•24:dworkixtuship. —A viaries 'and ,Lardets inadeTio. zny t H • ci. - 1:77 Please to observe, this ouse bz,. any of the same name in ri,.:::‘*1.1 3 -, or lATtIEKEAs 1, Cll:ir!'s • 't -court, K -s!CNCI t •• ••,, • • past matte • . , . pepartxl by .Williatn H •,.••• • to .those upon the gmui•.•.•.• • •_, ofthe saki rection inclostn ) .. .•_ • !•:: 'felt Cakes, sb and ir.,:tosed, i ti: tail pretendiug then to be ..:,e „....• Int said Bayley for whic.ll • •••• . • not to proceed therein •I do liercoy Y y•„:i my sorrow thr the lmposttion which.l have r) •' , ll.llePublic, and the lykiuty thereby . clonl. to the said ':• ,: ! , ll:tin,Bayley,apti promtse never to repeat the same; and I nop.: thiit this T nowleclgernent will - be a Caution to Venders ót takes ni.genefal. Witness GEO. WARE. CHARLES HARPER. N. Er. The genuine. Cakes are pre . pared only . by William Bavlev,-at his Elabotatury at Battersea, and sold Wholesale ant:l-at:tail by, Bayley and Blew, ,Cocksu ur-strect, London. - ENGLISH - STATELOTTERY . , 'Sot, Begins Drawing March 3, 1802. SC:HEME. No. of Prizes. • Value cfe:zell. Total Value. .4 of k• 10, 000 is 4. 30 , 6 06\ • • 4 --- 10,0, - ,o — 7 - - 40`.p000 .4 ‘ 5,6 , -, , c, ---- zo,coo - . 5 -- z,coo -- Ip,ooo - Io ---- 1,000 ---- 10,000 . 12. . ---- 500 --- 6,66:) so ---- . 3 , ..13 --- ' 50.C.00 IOC) ---- SO ---- . 5,600 IB,ooo' ---- ,I 8 "-- 324)000 ---- , 60,000 Tickets. t.,:j00,00a , . CAPITALS DF.TERI7:IN. , N.P.I.E. n., ~ Fiest-drawn Ticket, iith !') . 7 ,C.10,0c0 .• - Ditto, - 21: , t' I)P , ,', 20',cc. , ,0 . • . . , Ditto, :,...., .i •.y , 20,c,, Di.. - to, 4,:.:1 !'...•,- i,iic TT CIs:ETS and, si-lAn.r.s ::: Tr '; ,. ..•!7,78 ate SE L LING :it i..'ll',RY IA CNT ES Ft) .. f,) .. %-,• ,:, : - .i '," _ OFFICE in i..,', :• I. eI...ND, IR I: LAN D. 2,1,. i •f, : •;') •-• !.: - Ai D, ard .the i•• C.: /..E.S will ti 1::. , ; i., -,': ,- • :- ; i o' , °,!(.)i 4 EV. Ticked - - 1.15 [5 o - 8 2 0 - G . r' , ;.:.: - ter 4 cl I 3:-Inc as last \ car • Twentieth of the pre3ent Month, July, • T!t' STATE - I.G 'Cif L" y , commences Priwiry' r 'TICKETS miIs';SHARES ar-2 on. Sale by • kiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (the cnly thc ,, , that ever sold Two of Thirty Thousand Pounds in :,,,,arcs), I'o4, corner of B;e Corithill, No. „opposite the Kin• : .;'s views, Charing-cros, London; and •" , laricet.•plao. Nor,Vich. 'S,CI-IEME C•'O*STAINS 2 Prizqs 1,2 1 vizes of 2 • 1030 3 -- 3 , sties Also i9Sy -13tiz , fs t;om St. tp- Amount.; . Present Price et Tickets 11. Bs. = .- L. 4 8 - Eighth ' t 2 6 1:oczlh -. 2 5 o Sigtt - cnith att 6 Tickets .and Shares will. nest be Corici - ipondonts will have them sent by remittit,.. - i`ost-Oftice Orders, or good short. Dates 'to Goodluck, and Co. 104, Cprniiill.