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The Double Gallant. • • *l'llernetv Pantoinime.‘vil I* be performed every t vening exqxnext-Mouclay,.lilt further nntice. ne4 - apei.i, in wo Ails; cal fed The Veteran Tar, is relutarral, sat will be. prpducalmffietliatelY• . • '...114 - EkTRE3ROVAL, COVENT-GABDEN. ORIROWEV,ENING, Jan. 17,:1'8Oli will be Qerforweci, THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. 1 Anti which will-be i)Cifon'tied, a-Pantoniitne Entertaini - • meta, called, HARLEQUIWs TOUR • The 1)0MIN1 ON , OF. FANCY.. . w Music , ScgUeo, M4cbioury,,presses, •" ':". :a Act Decttrations. • 14-rinitornitne open! with The G lONS of-FANC Y ant 'conaildes\vitli FANCY's I'AVIi.L ON 'N e ,Qi Moradayr'Nr:. Cooke will repeat the Charaaer of Richard ...andxvery Montlay.till further notice. •• • flu Tut*iai,`;Eiery-INlatt-iii:its Humour. On llwrAuyp,4l - ticbcth. .1,110 , 11g0i Coidedrof Prejudi ee will be APcatetokd'ofsda)ri;f atitk Sgunlay, ne*i,week. T HU' , ew" r . be yerformecl eve Ever,. noz:ttYieeit;.' r eAeopi O,Q ThVglayi, when The Pool' dicr Mil be aactt. EisahE A O F ANATP R Rict4l 111?kiii411I/141." S be the 'SPRING lrl , , actfrt Eof ItistrettrlZES 'on 4liAir NlYt IfYSAQ QV, PATHOLOGY, 4 iicksvgwr,ois IvoNnAv IsztxT, lattualk tgth, at Two o'Cloa. Practical Asatorny wilt .be•coutinuLd, tisn4l; orcnoon wider direction of Mr. WILSON and Mr 4 • - • : • : ' • i A GENTLEMAN who has been Clastcall gtittcateti, wishes I'd eistage PRI VAT TUTI? k, :instnia wypttrt);F . Flo, n. or inc . t,rct in , thei riltad angtiage:;.llle most tint etrted . assidinty wottiti be eactitciscd, fcis:the island *id ioitilleatiAt.inaprove4 tnent of his Pupils. --A rttireitand AninfOrtabit: situation is hii.iiiinciOilik i j*et: • ' Lt tters (pest-paid)a44r,ssed!, V. at hit. Currelrsi Ifi gh:strett, -) Witichettee, t*tto . ly attended t Thel*Livettiser pro Stinthisry. • - TiOND-pTtli.E 'ET. 101t711 , 1 "). 4Y SU rVi tt gbfi VASItIONAIILE r .. 4 . . GOULDSMI'IIi, rUmbroideeet to liis Ma iesty,)WoollerroD74per„ &e. No, -to3, New Bond stastt,,revectfully ,acuatuts the Nobility and Gentry .that be ha; a variety . of i'. WAG I DEP, Et) Stlt TS at 'WAVIT CO ii,'TS; .lii 061 d; Silver; and Oki; .. Plain Yivtred, Velvets, tine Cloths, &c. which he nuke up; Itt a far'holAti notieb, - - ih the ' iteiveSt arid illosl lit 4 rftel7ol)lp.pyle. - •cf _llO VEI,OtPR'S A' VON 7 ON, it' ni4rliticle o 0 151111, &CtIATS .which Coo t.1)311: Tu _can reconittgat ,iatt ite new ..% eteyrir and chip. . _ - 41 1 , 0oLosstiCill:itt$: as usual, ever.! fieshienabl4tArticl ioreamrtion Dress for the . Season, .which he makes up at - ttlt shortest notttt.trivtlfeveryhm tmanner, arid-arlhi ~, , ,rtoft,f,air,and tfitkitta*,3trifes, , ing prticularl so Vit thtlic 'Who attise id tiay reaft.mbheY.:- .' ' ...- '-•:- :- ' • 1 6 . 2-11 10ievil 14tctJL .1 4 ,1t7rf 1 1', 1 R;140 (,) k . ,pwcits.- 4:ailiete Ifibits'irt tlie newest styleljnifOrtusi Liveries, Sre.' l;.,l bo;l l 4o,.issig'NeA+ll4.tirtiet.: -. ' -,... -- S . A fit. .. , int! ,i tl AUG H TO'N I s itisNl : Gplieg : e. ' • '-' ',I ' ' ' ; rut mrili t .K 161,1114% IVareholtilic No: 81 Henrietta-sr meb t ,Covfnt.prdert, Mantifeeturerl :owl fifer. tern to ller aeri ( y, Their RoyaMighitesSet the Prince aiad Princess ..-Walsta,.,...Ditlse..ittu.L. Dutehess of. York; iriat hiss tif tetinrg, and the Ptihaesiee, ,kr, -- Tht advalsoato biller. Atttj est yobegthilerent Bfa'ne hes f I fAbe 10.M.11 .1444 V I U 4 ..4 1 ,adies. nf the ~4rot. •ran k and • ',Oh, ii iSli9ll6l 'has - suf4rently establiiiail, in . the h ..-- iliiou :Of *Clitfethitink l'ithlie, -t he devilled superiority. of . 1 /Vtatelter anti ilaiightoit , s Fotalins and-Tabbillets. gol4 and, t ...,Ailiter charkitt . erries for court I)resses, 'Curhatis,,Oc, .to • reridifr it "Jfiritiss4'rti tar (kit 1 fottge to reply to the A dver;. " - I'fsiiNtentkortirhers, ‘vliose4hisd pretensiong to the Trade . , . ISlilllytno4.,thei rAd ycr,t)seip eats , • 1'1tt..y... ate the hotiour - to acqttaint the' Nobility and 41 Fritiffif lift •tlitir Vitireltoutelt" stockett :With a greatct ...s,4r4fiet*S4'.'• ! Radom c,.. 01 , 4; p ip is tot o thp wi in any other I -I.4 r uw In iiwti, to,%illich they are' thiablial -to sell'at prices read ioneyf much lOwer than . ' they can he had for 1143 ‘ 41 0rolitlx,whdle,bying of thttir PlVrt roartufa4.hirez-- Acßnktsi , of„ w44c . 02utt black Bonihasins, chainherry . 114 +`i - uaillit,, 04robra: S ir , ..c:iets', RaSilitliores for Widows, itritiot ineq &tics hareelnita Se•rges; tante:strings, Cyprus ,Salets, Kiplinsd triodes, ',,,Cra.pes,. Scarf. Sit ks, anal 7itere icfs,i Bouttwets Icar,OrniltS; &c, also, 4 1-,e..4.t, chuit4 -a ' atferits.•lgy , trey, , P6tilhit• 'and- SO newts, • for'Afght Altitnttini..:- 4 1610i*Ii.yart.wide PopllitVbf a superior qua: ' li tky .043s'; 6dv_piq,Vard .;,,,Vclures, doUble black Serge s, , ,a-nd.rich.l rash Tallbinet likijitiiirent ?utterly; ; plain, cora. ed,'clutink atiCstri Ilea,. td ciciklnen api Gentirintn who - Silt‘eits vtbaPilitelci. tliey.L , iievex grow rusty or g, - easy in Ve4rim i t, t gi., t p ; ,,i w ~.,...Ity,pc:;,,: p ple,,v,. kny.artic,le oilyka at iheiillpose tkif giving the ftdlest ' itistiSraitiOn *1 1 beiitlenlieack, and the' money returded; plip second price ever beifig,asked. a . . • . _.14. B. The greatesL...itriety of . Gold ..und Silver Chant.- ' set* Mustiiis;roeudiiir court Presto, - for lil4 Queen's ! Plrtis Day.. : toter 411bl-ed.:for IS ale in this Kingdom : they live.tigkappi cwitfi u 1 by I let Majesty and the Prini:esses. 4.Aittglifxt tissiniiirmt of Lich Tabbiriets for Gentlemen's , .vtl;•,llesses, ' . s Atterehttitts,stAttpl,lo to any amount. ~,1 ~ PALM SOAP,' A w 414, 6 -. A' . . „ is Very, now in the er e tog, rnanu 4acturett fr ont-that highly -esteerrted article, -Pa lm Oil. ' 114 gitkV '-anal AtrAiNc , haviiirtiten , teteittedi y -'.. l .4:sctlicifeci by their rpitnirons and. respeeiable k riends, to mak tiiiikP,4l. 11 inpre gene raU) known auKt)gs I, a .:' ilLsCrititifiattiik Pubri6 flid'extentivu Condedion, ant thvYp Ott ankinits' to stipp I , 'them 'with sucli' Goods Oro . as are ixtf the tirotlipility,,t . 0t pt ltberty of rtsvnirtteriding: th cir i ,; kalm Soap, .with ti* greatest ccafklence, to the no tice of tie. 'Nobility' arid • Gistry," for their'peetiliar the,' Man k ; thaviiltritioNv it eututiveir:. The pit asAntness: add bti. Tillitt9t t!g . ,:Tt, #lll 4111vA15 oltfAlligit ajtentioit and tai. nonage, and ti he id in the II .Siest cstiniation, 'for softeri r . • , tag and bracing the Skin again titblleat ilf the gut), fi e . -.- , .44. i t t4 tr ..0t,„0„:4 4 ,041,0-w... 4 0.40..ia, i$ found ate • • , %... 4 4ginost Aistai,n4 ci) lit • :w 4u - is, . apd *llai•p,, frosty • „ A . 4 ‘ 4 1,.....;V'01ci l iii . ,,qwttti Ortl4ll, is. each, 'miith the fig!trp , 1 ii:,...a .- ah t n'Treirtft , oteiktesitic-wriipper, With - the tvont ' ‘ ,l l. „P i ffAl'aOlgai.tfig4in.kijap, - • kn It circle, ...-4f ta l v . TI, st2ifti,ye:Ot it iii vt4tues. -' A *HA ' . ifi got' 41t ttlirc , trv-i;'tri.QctirinK . .. L , . . y e MCI? r . 1 .., _ I , PtiOritt Stoavrtor A/ix; I nisltgedtintzitileil as t 1 beat thins ,+.ftli Ingtr i ita rout; f l at, I. a oieri ,in fili4j, . 7 i ,3 1;Ce41 740- ' ' P ciPaff ,l l4iia soticby' 4 !..- rry .arici Kat, n 4 NAlllvl4s. 4 p erg. 11l littrelidqty- CI .eit street'. SOhet- - ;nii'bi't 'V 'A v , • , rt. - , , ' .:ll(44 " t il t :P s ak ;ol. 4fitine i rill , - re,i11u1110ie:i6 4 ,1400,0 4 -— Tti'-'rttnti' AiiktitetiTowils 41) tile. *O4 1411 0 4 9ri0.. - -tT F RID 4 Y, JANUARY 16, ,zBoi. . . 'f HI RTY -MUn TI I NIGHT. ' ' SANS SOUCI: ' : - . Ey,the Anth9rity, of the Right Hon. the MIK D ,CHAM • • - - ' ' "' ' AMMAN. -- - • 71 1 04\40RROW ~ 91. ,. ..1•11NQ, Jan. 17, ISot, , 1. - will b e presentet4l t -SANS SO UCI, Leicester.: place, Leicester-Siptar4„ini - Eidertalrunynt, in Two Parts, called ~,'' '!' THIMAK ._ V:. , , • HOUSE. ...., A rrangernerit oft Recitation and - Songs. -PART I. • .. • Ree.—Dregs. and liis • villa. Song—*,Perpctual Youth. Rec.—,Conjugal TOte-a-Tilte. Song-:+i The: Lottery of Wedlock. Rec.—?l Trial of Patience. Song--.* Anna, Ann, Mai, Nance, And Nancy. Rec.--.-Agreeable Cord panv.. _ Song 4.* Love and Reason.. Rec.--..kl Receipt to KKill Wives. Song-.--* The Poet and the Paper. Kee.— Le Maitre tic Valise. Song —The Grand Ballet. . PART-11. Rec.—,The Captain and the Poet. -Song--*Brother,Jack.' Rec.—Sailors. Song--* Filial Love. Rec.—A Return . of-Reason. Song—The Sweets. of Love. Rec.- 7 The Club. Song.—.Thelntinge the Kick, and the Go, ' Rec._ —The Mess. Sonr-jack at Greenwich. Acc-.7-blore Plotting. Song-, reat News.• . " • ' - PART 111. Rec.—lion-lest Caleb, Song-7Highgate.Probation,-- -Rec. -The Saracen's llcati. Song-- Another Cup and then., Rec,,-Which it;the,Way.to Windsor' . Song--A Little I Rec•—'fhe two Doctors. Song—* The Canary Bird; Rex.-:-Ilitge•attd• Serupst. • ' Song:-* Echo. ''Rec.—Thti Coo v-tle t 9 rase.,,_,Sonp--* Thu Union, 'rise cobble Is Wiltteliand'aiMposed, and - will be spoken; ' - sung, antl,acoilipanittl by Alr.•D IBM N. - . • Beoicisi. Area 3s. 'Gallery is. Doors to beopefiedif Seven o'Clock ; thercrformaneek , to begin at Eight: - . ' • Places tbr the Bonds to be taken at , Mr. , -Pibtlinik,MuSiC s,VaNliouse, I.eicestet-place, Leicester r scinamilyheremy, be had tile' Sotto in the • E ntertainments .of Sat Souci - the Novel of Hannandlewit3 the yoUngOrbErsOherr , the lii itor? .61' the Stage, Crimp'lett, in Dive Volumes, •itx very, other:Article specifier) iii his` CatalqUe. ` • On Monday will b.! performed Toni Wilkins., , The Songs marked thus (*) are published. -- Sans Souci will coniinite open Mondays, Thursdays,i .and Saturdays, durinrheSensod. _ .0n Monday next will be -publis hed, The Thing, the Kick and the G-6. - ' ' ' ' - V , .. _DANCING-rPRIVA'rE TUITION. • -, SCOTCH and I RISII STEPS'. lkif R. ,HOPKINS has th Honour to inform the 3.v1 NOBILITY, GENTRY, OF I'ICERS in tho ;ARMY and NAVY; and his Friends in guieral, thai he continues to instruct Gentlemen and Ladies in the.. nio.,t elegant 'Variety 'of, Vie 'SCOTCH anti IRISH STEPS, with 011 the modem Retinisites ,of DANCING the Ml.' N UST; 'LOUV RE, - COTI L LIONS, I-10 RN VI P FS, Rlllii4i,An'd ENGLISH COUNTRY VANCES, alter the most approved aild i'allionable:Style • and the course :of their. Attendanco,inatie contettientschizelnselm. Ile also atteno at' Hope such Ladies ana Geptirden.as ho. • , nt*tr bini . %4'ith , theirlAlitie,s; liyaii4 ' etltfeti at lii-. sidence, - Coachmakey's Jiaji, Fprster, ane, ‘ „c c a lit:. !, -nlri •"'' '' •VAREIM A'N'D fflPAik VANS - - .. , ,EntrAist4l,witi the f.ilyc-ition' of. Ytiotit mow in short' ' tinieliaiVfliim comiActely lainititto:li6iciir In the first t;iccies ttil.ol,,llmt kiggtince anti ~ iitinkinsbe+4;l',aie whit.li is, ever ateendant on PotitFrit-i4 and Good tirettding. i l;- BoarilingloNisois attended. ,-' •• ::- . • N. B. 'Vile itstorning Academy, ' for Ladies only , is open f• rkniti‘kill•be ettlitlistied tilt 'llls INl. k iesty'S Huth-day, tr . otti ktiyfnefElicl pH Xlirce, , - . _ --, . • • , .E I NGLISH LOTTERY 6111 R emark, in this Lottery the Prit.L, from ~-*,0p01.1 OF:highest,. ,TP.41.•..,t4 loWest,;,wili - Of.; llaiti - .:in flit i ' without any deduction whatever, hi Augu s t next, an as soon_ as drawn at- a-small discount. /' R. NICHOLSON, .ever grateful to hi IS, "VI. FrielidS and the Public 'ibViheir ctistinguished ri:s.i tronage, .respectfully 4eqUaints them that the Tickats; Halves, QUarterk, lii.ght4,-andliletcbtitir Shatessiatrrp: ed pursuant to Act of Parliament) ; are set linA e in the great 4 est variety of. N u inhari and lowest ••1' rite* -at 'hiii • 0 (Hee l ' No. 16, ConalUll,, London ; Mien; all • ittal. Ousiness (cen t ly) relative to torte : ries and 'the - Public.“'Ptihdi -is faith. , lit Ily Itaria.C:letl. • • , .. • Tic kers 'and F.haresca4fully reglitsred, 114 thy" earliest - oecosint of their success sent to any 'part o 1 England. ,- Mr. Ilicholson ha been very fortunate to his Custom ers, as in the last anil late English and Irish Lotteries the following Capita Prizes haves been sold, shared, and re . . , ,_, ~..,„ . , ~. gistereu at nis-alince,,Viz,, Nos. 5499, 9165; 19,0°4, 4.24,00; - 17,64, . 1 70.19? 447 6 , 2,603,,, Prizesof Ten Thousand "rtditids each. " - • Nos. 711i5c.?„3,481, 28,32 z, 44,014, Prizes of Twenty 3:lloAand Founds each. Nos . 2 3,339, 14;777, 2;,565, 1 91 14 9 6 '1'3 1 4 7.5i.43,97g, Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds each, besides many of -zoool. foocl. and cool. too nu -t merous, to inentitin here. , ' • , - • • ' *** Orders from the Country (mst.-paitl) ;tecolnPaniect 'by goixi'lliffs, Post-Otfiee Orders',l3ank Notes, or Cash, eXs.:Catesi on the same Terms as if personally present., , - Schemes at large gratis. • :, ' , ' TO 7 13 E tOID BY AUCTION," In Lots , at tht•Angel Inn,' in the Town of Ludlow, in the County bt" Salop , on Thursday the tijilt 'Day of ~ • February . ,next, ;between the lloklrs of,Three., and Six o'Clock hi AftentoonEsubjed to Conditions of Sale; unless Disposed of - ia the 'Mean time by Private. Con, tract, of whichtue Notice will bo given; Lot I— A Very Spacious", Elegant, and Sub. stantial 1181 CR:4IDM MESStIAt: L, • with its Anpurtenances, •most -desirably . and pleasantly . situated in liraad:streer, Ludlow, late the Residence of .Mrs. Toldemy, and since ol' Dr, .Moseley, deceased, - • The" rretuises„,. which are Freehold, and Were entirely built withintheselast thirty years,consisi ola very, corn• plete, and convenient Mansion House, in perfect repair, and tit for the reception of a large Family • having on the CroUrtd . Floor an liandsonie Entranee-ltalf and Staircase, neat Breakfast.rooni„."Dining-room di feet by' t 6 feet 6 inches, with a deep iteCeSS Apr S '044; Dr4Wirlg- 11x)111 .Z; 14; .6 inches by ;8, titte. up wit 1 great taste- andelc. ~fiance; ' Housekeeper's- rootn,. - SerVaitte- hall; Butler's ..pantry, Larder, 'large •Kitobeito' tint excellent Collaring kl under trio w e hole; ;,. Bra hg i xeit,lt „an abundant supply of Water, Poultrygard, an ether Ddrnestic gificeionost conveniently arratige'd.'Onit e'FirstFloor,six'verY hand sonic, 'airy Bedchambers, 'and two,Dressing-rooms ;• and on the Attic Story, four exceedingly comfortable Lodging. rooms, with Back-Stalicaies to 'ditto. • Also a room y Fdur-stall' Stable and Coach-house, with granary, and 'Hat- lofts over same, and an exceeding goad Garden adjoining the house, Wallet in, and well stocked with'F ruit Treet; now in their prime. "' - Possession may be hatat Lady.day next. • .. . •, . Lot a. A ,FARM, of which immediate Possession may bt * .had, situate on Whitclitt::, within the distance, of a• Quarter of Mile from Ludlow ; consisting etf• a - small Messuage, :with a Barn, Stable, Reast-house, Fold-yard, and.other conveuiencies, and about 3t A. a R. to P. (more cir lessyofitelY futile Arable bud Meadow Land, judicious- IY laid out,and in a' state of high and improved Cultivation. • These Preinises are. held. for the remainder of a Term of Thittyktinc,Years', of which Twenty- five were unexpired at Mieliaeltnas last, under the CommisSioners of the Lud low- Paving' AO, at the Yearly Rent of 231. 3s. od: are ..most abundantly produaiVe, and would prove. an advan. togeous.AS welt as agreeable employ and amusement' tri quy entlerriart i pinchasing Lot i, and disposed to Farm op a small scale. - ' . . . . • • -t • The. PuOv . ascr of these Prentisea .will be allovok liy the CoiritniptanerS, at the expiration of the Lea'se, 2 tho Value of Alf iiiiildings tree-lad, and' Trees planted A1101:011, •dtirin2 the .Terrn. • ' . '' N. R. ' TllB Live and pead Snick, and Implements of r'Husbandry oivthe above Filtnt,' will bit- Sold (on the . Pre .oilxvi she Morning of she • tens" of-February, ut 'Teti o'Clock. ' : - J . ' .1/or views' of tht respeigivis rreinr.i,es, apply tothe oe ' cupleis; and for finthe? Particulars, tip lolessrs, l' o f WO 444..1,1164, ,Solicitors, Lodlnvv. • • • This Day,were published, In One Vol. Octavo, Price gs. in hoards, rt irEMOIRS of ANGELUS 'POLITIANUS, IVI. ACTUS SINCERUS SANAZARIUS, PE TRUS HEMBUS, HIERONYMUS FR4CASTORI-, US, MARCUS ANTONIUS FLAMINIUS, and the A M_A ur FIE I, Translations from their Poetical Works and Notes and Observations concerning other Literary Charactcrs of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries. By the Rev.-W. PARR CRESWELL, ctlAtte of Denton, in Lancashire. Printed for T. Cadet!, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand; '• • This Day was publishi..d, Price is. AsE"QN, preached at Sr. Julian't Shrews bury, December Lb rSoo, on reading His IVl;4_;,es t,'s Proclamation for limiting the use of Bread. By BUTI,.Eft, Head Master of Shrewsbury School, and late Fellow of St. John's Colkege, Cambridge: Shrewsbury ; Printed and sold by J. and W. Eddowes; sold . also by all the Booksellers in ShreWsbury ; Mr. Pearson and Mr. Swinnev, firininglpun ; Mr. Rollason,. Coventry; Deighton; Varnhtidget and Longman 'and' Rix/S, Paternoster-row,: London.. An Edition is printed opt inferior 'Paper, price 6d. Of Messrs. Eddowes may be bad some Of the tine paper, Copies ot. a Sermon, by the same Author, on the Mercy; oiCod, Second Edition,' prica is. MVSIc. This Day WaS published, Price only One Shilling, . . (To be continued Weil: ly), : fly Messrs, Goulding, Phipps,find D'Airnaine, at their ` l. ' Nlusk:Warehonse, NO. 5; Pikl , tfall; or at their ..,,,;,nulaa.ory, N 6 7S, St. ames:s-st reet,: I.oll4kely "Music sCliers to Their Royal ighnraists the Prince and P rin. cess•of IVales, by Warrant, , , T HLM AN OF FEELING ; nr) , The Pren tleman s -Musical Reportory tor the Flute or Vic,: _ lin -,' consisting of an oh:pat .Sbi ccAion of the most adinir d Airs from the &Lidera Operas, 'Opera Dunces, Songs, Snnitas; and every other , "deseitpti on. of FashionaNe Mu 7 4iC, chiety takevt from the extensive Catalogue of Itlessrs... ,I "Cotil,dingandeb‘_fintibr titeittitnvdiate Anspeaion dr that selebratcd Flute Composer, Gaetano fli:anch.. , . • This Dayaraa-plablished, A .SECOND EDITION, Revised and Corrpaied; prict iEs. 6d.' hound, 'With the' . allowaucerto Schools . . embellished with a beauti ful Frontispiece,. and with'Portraits., rrHE BRITISH . NEPOS 3 • di.l Mirvir of Youth, Being select Lives of illustrious Britons, lletriilistinguished by their Virt pea, or ifiltarkhble ilrogrets in Life, with incidental practical' 'Mitten puip,osely for the Use of Schools, on the prirt cl_ple that 't xamptc is supetior to I' iccept, and,caretuily, ail cl~tcti to the Situations and Capacitiol of Youth. .By WILLIAM ;AMA OR, LL. D. • Vicar of Malty, in Ilerkshire, aud Chaplain to'the Eorlp (ORTCF IN.t)t.i iIGEIA E, 15; rrITIE CO ITP 72' c - /-4).! M'CT 4) A's 4: 7 vhe inVirEri CO.I7P4NY cf .ifERC:II4.k 7 TS eTPA r G; LAIVD tivtArk to - * Eirst Indies; do' That a Venom, C41;',1 of tb4 Coinjav fic.! .it th'ti;• Houle; in Leadenhall-sts ea, on 71.75S±MY, instant, fron Eleviess ''Ckck ii *-I•l4iCsio:Ve, rilittY StiL Eticning; toltallot on tie foiltliiiigOic.stio. , ;; s.'iz. - " That Lieuteoaili-CUlotti JAM $ C)z.l 'r t, tati of " the fort St, CeorFe Est4bli4l4nent, l> restchoi to " the 1 6oritpahy,'4 Sei vice ?' At brier to detetirtilie dy srh:4 ,1141,ct, ;u:kett.tr Ib.er parts In fax.r of the Proprictirs pre.rext 01 the said bepyral 17,u, t; rots Oft ihat the 'Said Lieutisrait:.Coios.rl Janie,. 01: , vcr (e rssior,4 so. tic Corl,pany'J Srs vile. WiLLrAiii ,0 i:Vdi,) . " sr,: _PROPOSAL'S FOR PRINTING 1.11 SUBSCRIP. TlO3, DEDICATED by PERMISSIOR to HIS MAJESTY, • Elegantly printed In One Volume Quarto, And enriched by lingravings by .erninent '. rtist3. • A lcw Copies of fine Royal Palier. AN HISTORY . OF THE COLLEGE OF A rats . With thel.lves.of all the. h-ings: , lteralds, and Puriuiv. ante ' from the Reign of RI CHARI) , III. the Founder 'of the COLLEGE to the prescut time', and a preliminary . ,Dissertation relative to the-differenk.Orders in England, litarticolarly the Gentry, since the NOrtitab Con q uest.--- • Ni fa.in accords; ariuscriprs, and' other tridiiputa. blo Authorities. the Rev. MAR.}j: NOBLE, F.A.•S of E. and E. Author of the Crinnwell •MemOirk, &c. Rector of Battling in - Kent,.and•Dc.mestie Chaplain to.the Earl of Lqi- • . cester. ,• SubscriptiOns received by Mr. Debrett, - oppositeq3M-- lint . mn - Hottse, Piccadilly ; Mr. hi;ertort, Whitehall; White, f leet-street ; and Mr. Clarke, New Bond-street.. G.:7r This Work has cost•much fahOtir, and contains - a copious fund of Historical habilitation anti 'ltirt.,•raphical Anecdote ; the Author ptesurnes, therefore; . that it will not be tin:Acceptable' to the Public at large, nor to Italia, bilitv and ,Gentry in particular. • trfi6 Otflcets tit Arms:Aver s e in fanner' times remarkable for their skilful Negotiations and irrtiassies ; ,and in the two last Centuries they have contribUted to giie the best Works, not only, in their own .procession, but in several others many ototir mOst celebrated Works werewritten by =than ;.. and utilise great anti venerable. names of , Ns''DUG PAL and AN s - ri 9 . , :may be 'added. a - very ,nitilierons list of others, who enjoy a . v,ery. titstingitiAlie r d eharaaer in the Republic of Letters. • • • .• Works of this •iiatiire are Attended: with very gwatex ., pent:es in their publication ; a %inscription ,is therefOro adop fed • to , h tilemn fY. rite Author. • . halnciney . to be paid on the delivery of the Work.. . ti,„ l, Mr, Nati:. Will be mach 'obtiged • to , 'any Fattlily, which is desecialeclfrom Meirthersa the College at Arms, for cortimunicationt relatiVe to their history, or Genealo., gins of their families, or for any other particulars cart , cerning them. of Otudries. The following respectable ap p roba t ions of this S dui° li sook; will'satisfy ail picgwtors- 91 the propriety' CI hi.; tiodui.ing it intotheir Serninaricz. . .. . " 11l pitsenting this Work to the Public, ni. MaYon has made a valuiible • and 'Much. wanted` addition - to - .the' School Library. ~• TO' British History, C lubnology, . and Ajograpity,, the attenti9n of Ititi:ili history, ought to he :t keno a and' in le we i:::vc. , Dr,' Mavor the praise and e re. 'dit winch are due whim . for this)liograph leaf Manual, we wpu id recUriopetie iv to the Masters: of 311 our 4,4iir.i . .1ab10 Se cools. it is kijeallingiv Written,- and to: acileCtiis itl '`i4raperrsetlare'Llatialateirtti•inspire a love. of pure ..rift i.,.." .. rote us,prinei 1e.,i0 ti E Abrae.int qua tnerit eventful and. Ira., 4 , Pgt#o,4o4 4111644 Litog, ;his rich yule:) , of lio grapliii2i Mit dr ustliroVe Leeptabif.: to young Readers, and to such as thirst - ter know halo. The eStainple sit the good amt wise has always, been considered as contini.•ise to virtilloindah hriavoria mode of Studying Biography must - ' ..11' hi give it pe-t iar e racy . -... um 1 y el iew. ~..-.' The Biography of lliwitnpus melt deserves a more .4latitigniiha7rinlcalian jelvs hit }lent) occupied in the sys tem of Britiish Education. ,We think, Dr. 1 1 / 4 1avor's News his 'Many advantages to recommend it to extensive 'tiro.. lotion. It is compendious, and ,includes those prominent. . charadters of British excellence with 'which it is cllielly diairable for per Youth to b acquainted. Tlx st tle in which the Lives are written may; ustri be 'cumrimicl,:d." —Critical Review. " The patterns of c%cellence here placed before the eyes of young minds; are air di st iogui.ikti by Sua talents and virtuol; as tlery parent would wish successfully intl-, tivated by his nti.pring. Vie vicerwitich here and tlwr:., darken the picture, only render the lustre ia:•rhe whole the inure S,u Kral*, and shade a brilliancy, otherwise both of. fedsive and 'turntable. ',We know not, .that -trout the aniple•circltof Brit kh BiNtapliv, a more animating and improving seleetion coull beanade. • yhe. experiinVe , and acquisitious of those win.) have distioguisli..:(l th'mselves ! in alniOsi every public and piiyaw walk of so'Cietv, are 1 that held tip, in minutetruirs, ;toil beautifully colon -it from nature, both for the entortAikmicut and instruction of the rising generation. And no exhibition, occurs to out. rdc o llea l ois‘ 'where a greater yarlay- of useful and illtri esOnt paintings from liter can' be seen more. rearlily,.and at , less expellee :, or to which the. ypung, of tell docriptions,' may repatr with a certainty of reeeiving both pleasure and l ira' t.it-london Review. ~. ,'' . :. . 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday, fanuary 17, 180 t, at the Dolphin Tavern, onthe Quay, in Falmouth, at Eleven o ' lock in the Fort:lvoa, . „. ABOUT SEVEN HUNDRED HOpSHEADS of Pt Lel IXBI) S, for Home Consumption. VOr viewing - theSarne, and for furtherinforrnation, Lply to ,jiv.i . e.ph I,lantield. Merchant, at F'altnouth ; or to azarus flingstan, Broker, N. B. This is an.objed well &serving the - attention of the Alanavrs of Public Charities and Subscription's for procuring Cheap Food for. the PRor, as few, if any Arti. cies tquilivgood as-Stibaitutes for Animal Foal, can now Le ulu.aried on as reasonable 'Terms. 'Each flog head About 441 cwt. net Fiat, and contains tram 21. .) ;',40 , ) iii number, raying aceoriling to their size. f RECIIOLD FikitNlS, SALOP. T 0 BE SOLD RV AUCTION,. . In Two Lots ' on Saturday the *4th January, tßot, - at the Angel, in Cleobury 1 1 / 4 , 10 - 11411er, at Three ci'Clock ; RKA I.` eOSTON FARM and . LITTLE k - ,rosTON 'FARM, situate fivemiles North P.IA 4of Ludlow. containing about 666 Atte4 within • a fti;;g, ,Fihice, of Arable, Deleatlow,,Pusture, and Wood Land, in :convenient Propottions,. held t‘ - otn year to year, under Rents, of tore than 3o yitars standing, -and-capable of ex morditutry, great Improvetients, • - • • ..._. ' Eor a clew of the .rictnisea apply to the Rev. Mr. Powell, at Sutton, or to - the 4'crorits v 3tltt fin' limner' Patticular:,, to Mr. Webb, at Salisbury. till thc6th of laywary, and afterv.•ards, till - the ~Sale. Day, at Hovel G timge s Mar er,Anntisrove, WOTCo4tettiilire. Puntt. , tl hitiintlarS may soon be 114 ar the principal jaws, is tbe neighbOuring Tome,.. -. ' - StIBStRIBERS. Edward' Aldersoy, Esq,, : lion: & Rev. Jacob Marsham. ' 'l' liornas Argles, Esq. ' Sir Chas. Middleton, Bat. - Rev. John . .Argles .Captisiii Mills Edward Argle.i, Esq. john Isiqrie!c, Eiq. " John Argles Esq. lames !glint's; Esq. Marquis ut'littr.kinghaut Rev. W. NI. 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Tho Ma 3 Slll4ll, 17. sq.. .''‘Wm. Dickenson; Esq. 4 , F..Stacy,,Esq. -- zcopies ' ' , Thomas Vey, Esq. . Irlii4m.SteYens, Esq. Mr. Dash , , 'S illient Sh4llclon, Esq. , fohn'E.dtrtyrids, Esq. • Georr,c SLici:'‘,„ Esq. ~ Charlton` Eden, Esq. John S'yunnons, Esq. Earl of kife . • Itev. John Smith G.. 5.: H. Foote, r q. Mr. Spriugett .. ~Dr: 'Frank Mr. Selby ' . ' Thomas Green, Esq, . Stratford.upon-Avon Bid-. - Mr.' jetties Grannie ' ', '- Society . - . ' The Marquis of Itertlarci John. Townley, Esq. Lord Henniker Rev. William Vyse - , Thellon..Williero Hill . T. S.,Vernoo,'.Esci, Sir R.. C. Hoare, Bart. ' William Villers, Lsq. ' Sir John ITetislow -'.. '. . Peter Vere,.Esq. • , Rev. WilOarp' Home ; Mrs. Warren , Juries. Jietibson,. Esq. . - Thomas-Wilde, Esq. - Rev. N. 1-I,9llingsworth . Thomas. VW i I li,n, 1z,,,q. Mr. George Hollingswerilt Walter Wilkins, • 1-'. .• Mr. , Wiltrainflollingsworth Rev," William Wheal ley recoil Jiddery, F.oq. . James Wooley, Esq. 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