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' ' . - •' . , - --- . : /i ,-, ',\" 2 ' , 'Z.. • ;,,..• j i ii f „, , ~, ,4 . . /'• i f !' illt \ ' ' '•-- .• ~ 1 . -- - . ..... • • ~ . , . , . •,.• , . . • . .., . .. . . . . • _ 1 4 FRIDAY, AlAßcil 6,- .18s.x. NUIVIBER .2639.] [PRICE SIX-PENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE: MO,MORROW EVENING, March 1, So', 1. • *HI be Oerformed, a New Historiat Drama, Live zall6l DEAF AND DUMB Or, THE'ORPHAN PROTECTED. .- • With 2 . New Prolggue and.Epiloguc.. , The Charaaers by n MissDE CAMP, Mr. WROU.GHTON, Mr. C. 'KENIBLE, Mr: BARRYMORI., KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. '. L',ALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRU ENIAN ; MissPOPE, Mri.liviOUN'tA I N, And Mrs. SPA RKS. WITH BLUE BEARD. Tha New Drama of Deaf and. D•ntob vv:ol,,be performed every Evening till furtlieenotied; on Ntdhday, with liar ittpun Amulet ; on Tueidav,! withltobinson Crusue. - A new Tragedy, Called Julian and Agnes, is in rehear will be•produced as'sorm as poSsible: • THEATRE-ROYAL, 'COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 7, !So'', will be performed a Comedy, called • -'THE MERCHANt OF VETICE. 'CO Slfylock, Mr. OOKE. ' - After which will be - performed (for.the:th a_New Grand His toricTantominie Drarnarip two Parts,, PEROUSE,I • Or, The DF,OLA.T.E 'ISLAND. • •' 1 'The Adion, of the Italia; •under the•Aole ditedinn of .Mr. F ir LL .-T49 Overture composed by Messrs. "Dlool ill v. A n aniin V --T Nltisfti Of the'First Part by Mr. DA v and that of the SeCoii'd by Mr. Y. A 1) ;--With cntire new Music, §Fencry, 4;4oinery, Tizesses, and Decorations. •• • - • ..) , Perouse (the Navigator : ), Mr. H T. ] WINSTON TheOdcire (the sb'irtif Perotat); Nliss iF.I 4 IK I NS ON . ; Arld!Alarlarnel'efouse4lll.rs.:Hi(l iaLiN§To Climpapree.lan Arei ''ItIEN AG E p#kofthe De)olate Islandf,, Master ‘•-• • ,NA TJ vF.s OF A gi-141 B likr>/c. - (il-1,44 .• iivriba); Mr. FARLEy 4 . ; • - Negiskl - (pAtter raThe.r), 'ls't LPTSI !And•triltha','Mrs. MILLS. . t 'tip The N,ew • Cortiedy, wi l l), be per fo n-10 every TueFday aq . ;,.., ThurSday-4rii,ag Lem. • . • , ' - •• , • • _ 4 - • — 1 -'IIIVATI•tE-ROVAii- DR Ultlir T tiNE . . - • This pgy was publillte 7 o, Pricei)si:t- • . • LAI , ' and • I).P_,Mit i. 'cry %The O RPHAN f ' Pli:al'E o w ED, • an' Hisfq44l ••DT,arna, . jj) five els, n01.i. , Perforitung witb ~Vhbodndeil applanspia this P tbeatre, taken front . the F.roicli of Bouilly,. aini aclaptc4; to•thelnglisll Stake. ' • - - - • • ~ :... - pitited %for; 1: 4 121tlgewayi. Yotk4tteet,- St.:- Jinte:i's. kilso • ' '... • ,_ it risarrei,bl.go3. bheridan,. ~..p-ott3,. anti Ap'. 6ci z i . Egyifian Festival;'bY Air'. l•ranklin, is'. ' 7 - 'efts All A Farce, by Mr. s Allingham I' I -: ~.:-' ,I . a n t i ne , fr0 ... 1iC,, by :k.lt:.Allniglizint:" .'i:,.. dr • ;J . Prct-o- Rtis, O"\VjXl-11,13ITINcep '.'at Mr. Richardson's,. , - - Aroile-Housr, i",[ 6, 4.. l ? .iserner.of Villica-F,toget, in Strand. Collcclion of Thirty-two 1140 i-finish, Cabinet Piciuro, scven hy. Vernti the rest 1 5 ( krice-etiii; d-othut 171 tic h :adtn tritcl -A it i Ad rnSttioce garalotit s grans.. • • . N. D. : l'lle .- Exhibition Sdttirday, 3ratc.jytt . ti! . Igthi ar , . • . •r . . i CLASSIGAI...IsSIiTANT.;., - ' 4 .1 e to a . ClasstO,Thbii:l;',,s, V V 'ANT; .Any ent leman ilesitous if' art `:1: ment in a School . ," tillo hits be:effuse& u) the E*dn r ARIA n ull% _ aria . ,,Tlas a facility in Irlaking ,Latin Yetcs, nuty .41) _ Ply. to +he- Ita4.-. AV: Hey Leicestti. the.' most wit 15 fattary be reyuirrd. , ' -- - , ANNIIfTy. . . 1 AS inanV .People ',who have considerable Pro- - . - • e:. *arty in the Funds, have occasion 'tin a Suitt 07 Money,. Init ts'itescisi not chose to sell out, of the Stocks ors, decount oftheir Km state; 'lltree Thousand Founds syeadv lo,: be acivanced by a Lady' of forry-nine years of age, for an Anntiiti at Tlnce-Hundmi a yi:4r for her Life, secured by vesting• in the itands, of Trustees as • much as the:TMomo of *llibli will pay the 'Annuity. liturinite . OfMr. Alaycock, Ilalm,das4er, No. 50,. Stan_ hope-stret; Clare-Maiket. . • • • .' . ' WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 'ABOUT 'EIGHT or TEN ACRES of MEA . DOW LAND, slttlicicnt fur two Cows and One florsc, within from eisht to twelve miles of London, the part of the Country nor particular, 'hut any way near the Roads of Hampton. Court, HarrdW, Or Uxb'ridge, would be preferred, where tlie.Stage runs•-near.' A sinall House and Garden on the Ground, or in •an adjoining Village, mtill do. , • . Address, post-paid, mentioning Panicular, Rent, &c. for J. J. No. lb Blenheim-street, Ne Bond-street; will lov umnediately attended toe - AYLESBURY; •BUCKS. TO BE SOLD, a Mds t DesirablaßEPlOLD ESTATE, E, either together or in Parcels, situate in and adjoining the Town of Aylesbury. The Estate possesses sonic PECULIAR PRIVILEGES a nd Advantages. The Manors are extensive Particulars will shortly be ready for .delivery, and in-, formation relativeto.the Estate may, in 'the twan time, by had eon applicition to Messrs. gyster, Cooke, and Frerc, of Lincoln ' s -inn; and to Mr, Davies, Lerckner, rear Tetsworth, Oxford. --If the Estate is sold together, a cons iderabic patt of the Purthase;monerAnartemain psi Mortgage. - - ' • • • • i • To Persons'of fortune declining their EbtAbl ,hinclits, or yet not having one . . ADDRESS. , • IN one of the niost salubtiniis and , enchanting P°tf without exFelitfop, ,in the Kingdom (present ineat p easing distartce„.•frdln. every part of it,; of Land, Wood,Water, and Shi s pping; an extensive interrninglid scene of Alp,erlative'beautyl; and 'where the hltmediatki vi; , cinijy.furntShes all the various Sports - and'Ekeri:iSes of ntnat alt: the 4tnbsements of' the To wn, there is now forming, ikna fn 0:006:J, -- a—z-h-owa as. ser nblage of People of Cohditieni,•a niOst select Circre"bfl about Six, on A scale of co'haequenee no where vise to be m et with through the plan and medium otla Private In— inviecr. be additionally gratifying to state, that it thirty miles of; London, and that the Mansion antkirrirppenriaget peculiarly adapted to :till uniq fie 7 doigniti question ; to the. ROithlncer. of - Person '.of the vff lot • Class of. Respectability Only, , having been ere ail by a Man 'of Rank as, an,l - for, the PAngiLY sp it t sr; anti till now, so been occupied by his Descend. ants. To these. pte-Anlinences will, be joinsti c invaria,- b;y,attgrc;pondungly,lianthoine .Tatile, Firing, and niost mestiCßequirerrisrits; save Wine and The Os-Whitely fixed Stipends {ishielt would not , be named' CAT, tto preclyde inferior application) are, fora Single Lady, 130 Gbineas ; for a Centledian, t4o'euine:as ; and for a Married Couple, 20e uineits: The first three moral's fo be considered as.a trial, and no agreement after wards fot less than six: For Stabling and Coaeh.houses, if wanted, no' char g e will be made, and any moilerate re tidue 0-Servant's can be,reeeived, if required: Centleinen (fairly sporting as such) will be C o llll)lfinented ' with the • priviteg , e of, well stocked Manors. Letters; and Letters vnly,.eari bc.ainsweied ; but those will And every :resped fol:atttnltm, ifeanationcd by real name and pdcirestz, and directed R..R, to be_ left at. Mr. Giles's,No. iz, George's- Place, Blackfriars-road, Surrey, postage paid. • *,* TIICIA:fter from Bath, of Februaty 24th, has had an.answer sent in tbeway desisd,. and a Linclo , the rage: Address444l.guigw laying at .the • - • SOCIETY FOR . THE ENCOUR.AGEMEN.TIIithi ARTS, NIANUFACTURES AND CO.MAIEItCI. • -- • -- ~ . . •, ' . Adel phi, Feb.: ar, •i: -•:. I. , t OTlCEisltereby gixi:en, I hit the Eleftion • of: ayi CEL P RES 1 DE,'NT, , -iii , t)te room of ill:, Itig4t , ,liopourpk• l Lord •Rlnt.:ctitritil f , : deceased, will.tot at therSociety's ROonis, in the Adelphi, on Wednesday., the itth of March 'next ; and that • the Ballot Will Voli.• inane at Eletue o'Clock in -the Forenoon, and closeliti T wo•o' Clock ,in the Afternoon precisely : And iii•t4rderftit lit - LA . ,:nt confusion and delay in the Ballot, those Gent!e nien'whci are-in arreari are desired t o call - or send to the ' Secretary's Office, and pay the. same, with the'tStibsciip . i tion for ,the current year ; for rece l i.,Yhig ocyPicil". a p ro p er Pttsdit , will attend for thtee-ilaYss- lit Ithe- islaiil Office. pre cgding t tlte!Eteetion, from Teno'Cloc . k.in...tht Morning till' Three o'CIOCIe. in the Afternoon. ..., . . By Order, . ' -7. ' :1:. •,, CHARLES. rifyloß, "Sec. ~ . . . CANN,OI4 . - C - 9 — F . FE . E-HQUSF, XANEJtis;& HOTEL, COCKI#NR-STREET, • C.II4RING.CROSS- . • WILLIAM GREEN begs Jeavt to inform Fri_elids and the Ptiblic, thati-ID HAS TA K E N THE ABO VE 0 0 USE . . Which he Ws _hued up in a commodious and elegant manner ; stlicl - e'G&ntlcin c n he provided _with•PINNERS, WINES, LODGING, &c.•&c. uptm NAitycarnbining 47:14zgance and, eninfort, and on m oderate tcnns .. Soups . , and all Vi a nd s id sea.loa, • of the best qual ity; daily lamsrided in - the Coffee-Rand, - cnalerrits that he trusts wilt give s t atist - action to thosc, oho hanotiiltim with their Commands. . Gentlemen or FarailieS lodging in th& Neighbourhood, may be supplied with Dinners, Soups,. and made Wshes,: at a few minutes notice. GoOd Rooms. :for l'artics.—Genlenion. InaV; rely oh , clean Beds; properly aired, and respectful raitadanee. It is almost Unnetessary to remind Gentlemed 'coming to London, Atil. the 'situat ion- of the Cannon - Vihei molt centrial in Town, far either Business ortAmdscrients::: M:Cri'-fqgois heD4by !gist°, Thai MATTHEW j,..y. q4NRSI)Zsi, tortnerlyptif Finglass u in the County or bithint, _ blii-late of the CitSr of Dublin iq., B.irristor . at 114 1 , 1 creetiaSs..di by hisAist ‘Vill - and'ilafaitient, bear ing 'ttite ;14i: sth Oay of Septembet;?4792;. iurtong others ina(le the .t . killuwing Bequests : T o Henry Kar.on, titctr out oftlieKipooi, .atict to Ellzaheth'reatsen, his sister,. tieing t lie 'eu(vand daughter of [Ten ry' Pearsen, - . formed v"-ot Bride-street, and long decoood,,lto ! gocit,the sum 0110;14'0 Aid to cad ,surviving Sop and C;rand,son, .P nd aughto{. a. Grand,dan tee Rogerof lus cousin, Pearson, ttecesed,' tocil.,:: and )to:vvhat should ronlaiti of his Pirson.il For. tn9e;. qterpappefit of hiai bebts and the l-egacies, in said %%rill / inentioned,,be di rceted that ouc equal moiety of Said Surplusage tnighr be divided tit' his h-tecrttOf; between t Ou.Sons;atui lAtttgittc I's,. (.: no id.satis and Griaviedaugriter3:. ot;ll443‘usitts, Henry . and 49gei PearsoN both , deceakd, shaxe‘iirld sliaic . alike. Aral said Matllicw Niarson by' ) 1 " 6 said/ Will dittia,:il, that lits'Egtlite a Croiri‘iellstoii4 and pito optiiicilel, in the . Onutty .4f iiislitre, sltaidti 40:: ii%3o f ,toiti ticir at Law, -hi, nut then, ion:kw - mg whollik444 l nthilinat ',4 'uN. All Y6rsdns thivffig In" tight or' cl4trit under Ilic4ieslieetive Devjseslit- said Will.=tire requestud'to - apply ,Ipi.Aimlia.rd Pcarbot l / 2 ,11.14. 001 e -liXecutur of arid: MatthewPcarson,at No, 129, Janto:s,t4..et, in tilt! City , it Duhiinorating their rekeetive affinity to said Nfattheiv. Pearsohoawortier • that their Rights **lay bc:particafarly , investigate) 'and ascertained. , - , . , Dublin .ttie 9th Day of February, tBor. , ~ A •• • - SINGLE - GENTLENIAN 'wishes,' tot a change of air, to be,accuittiodatcd . with :a9 and 1..(11)G 124 Cif inf Mit, it esocAtihic--FatuilY froon so . t 111164. inure or less, from .London, where the air.is r salubrious, and the iOciety pleasant. - The Ad ertiser-wishes to associate with, and be considered in every respect as one of the Family, during--the time he tot). An agreement tannetbe entered into' for any spe cifivd ,e ; re- it is exiieeled, fioin .any Lady or Centlein an ply hereto, that they will insert their real name :el dres,.with such other particulars as will naturally occui with rasped to Faintly, &c. 116spetahle Relerencei will be given in London, and the same expected. Letters (post-pattl) addressed to R:l3'. Ho.. tie, Upper Thames -street, will. be attendedto. - PIGOT DIAMOND, . - ' March. 2, dot, Mo. 9,488, Drawn this morning, and en. 1 1 11 titled to the Grand Prize of the. PI GOT DIA MOND, was sold by HORNSTs Y. and, Co. at their ,old establightd State Lottery Office, No. z 6, Cornhili, who alio sold, in the year i 774, the Grand Diamond Prizes in Co*'s -Miisejrn Lottery. ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY„ NOW DRAWING. WARRANTED UNDRAWN. The Tickets and • Shares, op the very lowest possible Terms, will continue on Sale during the whole of the Drawing of the present State Lottery, warranted un-. drapn at the time of, purchasing i -by which mode the Purchascr• will be as secure '.l-t the Ticket or .Share had been bought before the Wheel went rotuu.l. .• • . . • The following CAPITAL PRIZES haveheen, Sold, Shared, and ReBistered, by TIORNSBy - arid c o _ 2, Priies of Thirty.Tlionsand Pounds. 7 Prizes of I.:wenty Thousand Pounds. Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Pounds. 13 Prizes of Ten Thotsand Pounds. •• ry ,Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds. 3o Prizes of Two Th . gusand Pounds. 49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. 73 Prizcs . bl Fivelitindrod Pounds. . . stlNlNGini,L,'Btßks. LAND TO BUILD ON. -; U BE's00) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • Beautiful Spot of.FREEHOLiS ME A Tlf-Yrc% In Four news adjoihing - t'Containttig about Eight Aeres, bounded. In. -Front . . bp, the, high _Turnpike Roid, Within an easy, pleasant distance from ilte chineie Terl.94e, 'slant!, River, and the most admired p art of Illsilt~jcsi}'' Gre t a k e-di Windsor and Enkefield Green •tor !Ala 's an es a ow 'Tie tiingdom, _being. mile from tile., cettliated Sun iinghill Wells. Ale ,iiitte; of the Rpvi Vont. The ;ituation of this Land is peculistr in its hountv- by Nature, without the - aid-of-Mr; -tor-t he- prodttee-of 'Herbage aikki ' r rujt, elite beittcin the• Parish., a ad possesses' mnra'.advan tages than places of larger magnitude, and not - sub)ect to the inconvenience of -the. bfritit - winds - r - yet- within Ipie tninutes.walk to the - burnmit of the Country; surrouni.kri ty PlanAtit4, WoCisks;;', l pha6s; r,r l 4 (kalq. (.44(is, forming an Arnpliltheatreip the Circle or gespectability. The (tqv -Dm tmcds_llot is well rej4.la, mended' to any LadfrortriiiffemaniiThiiliTiFgenteel Lot fagei. as a .ReAdenee.eQ recover and preserve Health ; the ate Cimstitutioni have experienced thil in niapv Ceitturtes : As .the best prool;•- an indepettlieht , Clitila tetired trout their employ, have resikjed,Oti l the ; atijoiusig:4 Spot Fitly z Years.• ' . the„Age.qt - one Eighty 7 three the othef iglity-sereii,both• now - in good litaittt:- Tile Land b dlea'r ottritinettitthiances,, thatinimediate Possession may be had. suniiirisbill Parish .has singular advantage* of good Firing, remarkable ortmed oTaireti Gravel, and tin -, • limitted .of qxtensiTc,l-cu4iwt: , - May be• viewed •by •applytilg i tei - Mr. - Atfititt; • the Premises;: and nowe t'artieukao :i kilvit bkyrcietripg 1,, mr: imberley ,• surveyor pt 'states, Appraiser, A netion . No. 'gm, 7 Picvatfil •uppositt Howl, London. . . . . . . . . . N.i},. 'The .It.lading and'Workingtialn Stage Cbach cs pass..tp and fr 9.l n Implon•ttaijy, • -,... Sevefat Capital keictert,t 4 arts (1-entcel cottages' to' liti Lett or Soltti itirti4-114,Nt•or•urkfuotislie‘ i t, A)so,TNN - ,9 ptrtitLi Luttli)aff Cop . )111i)ld 'Fareit i t - itlitnij is* . Aeris eaczr to 1).. Kohl.. Eiquirc ns'abirtc. . c!"... - --.::. ' ... • •. ', ... , currinz enticelY LEXDS ) c 1 4 3 40' .. I Soky : in a ;;;:-. ia.5 ., i u re n t oil .o c r r d w ,e t: , t e t ii en lv , iti,l c . o t n he -, W Merha );: nt 3 s l a l l - 1 6 ; 11 :6 •N tri a fit in E C t t s trrrs who . QlCt • ACthe Mixed Clnth.Hall; in.Leeds,o.n:t the uth Dayofganuary last, .)Lt dissenting from them irl , nur ideas of the propriety of tha Measures then adopted, and on which ivleasures Sig ngifireplo otttninicl in,tbia Town and Neighbourhood, desire to make known the Reasons of our Dissent , . ...fiirSAl,-,Aolmo4eisite that thoßiuhkishing -our Fears and 'Distresses to our Enemies, has a tendency to incite thern :to prOlohg the' War, or to demand such Terms (41 Poace.as . t Second, We cannot concur in an unqualified Petition fir Peace Leven sttOposing His Majesty , able to obtain, 'Anti,tilq infevery chanlte oftheiilitietuating vc,rrinient,` have hitherto Nfosed repeated, solicitations Maje;ty,• - to state on what Terms tho; are wit ling;tu4nakie Peace; a. Petition therefore foe. titla a-Pcace 'opt Enemies may'now . he willing jo. make, rn,ay 4 :l3c to, ask for what ve041.1 destroy .our Commerce and 'enslave ()in-Country. -Third, We coinot coniistently* with truth, atlipt any Le.Asrift* wlti4l appear to to insinu..te that Ui Ma jesty is nor dinlosen to procure,_as -;:tion as possi:de, re Peace, honor • only- has eiiii'red (what we con. (ive to be vgnicthle :Tenni at A ccvninuoda lion:, but. has etwn,consetneti, . ; to Naval. Armistice, 'as prelude, to a Peace'; :a cieCninstauce never befo re; con c e d e d, unfit a Negotiat ion 'had nkknt ily comineneed, or Prelinn nAcs of•Pckice.liati been otirth,, We t con.sider tut' Kleasurcs adopt.,i at the. dtath4Lol, to'haveh;::cn'peentiarly ill-timed,' When the Nurthern Powprs tire :Attempting, by a breach of Luw of. ration and, of thwir- . 1 mattes with this N,inetioni, to desttoy the great Bulwark o f ow Detnce (undcr Divine l i ii:ividcnce 1, the superioi4 of Out Navy ; without which, neither our Commerce; nor out Indepeoitence as. a Nizt riot); can be, preserv4. . , • * Sec the King's Doelarittion,dated U. 6 l o ber 1 7971:aftgr the unsuc c essful Neg ot ia t i on fut. Peace at Lisle ; and the olltcial ecoinit of the: NeClitinion for a Mriat Attmistice in August and ',September last, as laid bctOrebothlionses• of.P?Aiarnetit • No. 24 and I:Brooke,Mayor Joseph Shaw M. Atkinsoth . John Beckett, Henry Mellin :lames Itobsult jOhn cal•iterly ]uoici•ltrool' I ‘enrl4 Cookson •T. Bill:up ; W in.. 1104 in R. 11. Brantley Benj. Parkinson Win:Westoiii a n Wm. Hey ,John Tho. •Wilkjtiion Henry Hall thomas WilkS • Thomai j Cpgkson Pieta Haden Bever i•tv llill John ilock , ;rlV Thomas Lloyd J. Wils o n, j un . Nusset Hohnes• • • W. Thouipson . _Charles Claphan: Joseph Fawcett John Lee John Carr Wm. Fawdington Win. Simpson 'l'. Sherbrook. Witi.• Hey, jun. Win. Gott Georgv Saltiner Thonris Wright Tho. Tennant . Edward Wales Win. Walker H. Duudercl3le • • W. , Thomas ',TAXI !Thoinhs Dade , Miles At ltinson 1 R ielLird:Pullan. 14kr. B.lagelock I::dwaed Armitage .. VI: T. Dunderdale ere CeSdwick • tonatlttn - lkii • • " Jose 11 Cockell- anies Walker Henry Skelton .• i it _'COdlinati • ohn , Ailisgre: - lohnefilino 't m.Gailiif I ; kick!, jun. Joscpli gjindes Sam. llrizstle•y •Ihoirias Wright Wm. Et.i1 4 .%::6C Slpur-spcuce . . itictur f l V.i.iii,oh - Jos - pita Ofooke - . '. t Kdbert NVil::i , n John :iki:'ltOri - • . IlmjaMin Smith .. ..,t6hiii. K. ntibley - Chart es Simpson - Win, W . iikek ' :• • s.l.i.fiiri.imt iit lir 4: Pitr;%insuni juil., John Kok ~ -,-. I !:, U,PLS „N it:11, •:sun 'pan Sq4Squire.. Geo,..liisOotr, jun. Richbrd Sizimni ,of ii TM:111v . folin itistol'.. - ' ,".• I). Riniititeah ' whit Hill • -, . : Ililii. Cithb ' , • -' 1 S...ni. Gal.v.tbors • jottn• WilSOn , ' , ' - 1 4 4c - Pti; IV 0 4 *Y • ' j uhp Itkli ' .1.,,, i °Walla J3(0.70711,, Ge,foutliar9 . ll ; A 4 l 4 iii Werl; ' • C tittle; - Brown .." , ifittrflfftrl, jtin. ; wire;: Robinson Tames Tennnt ....,- Witr.'4.lNertwood . - Therlas , Tcale - ,-R.lithardi P:111,7 - - .Joseph .A.!ki!l-4on Joseph Vickers .- GCote.Paki . . (Olin SiAl4r , ' Sam Spencer - • Eilinulld .N , litucle : 1 o-..,eph 'S ivain I t Tim. l'urbank , . G corp.' linr - ,un , Ric turd .1: ikw.vet t hei?j..Ptillau . . ,Ricliard Br oo k Willi am Faber 13 0:0)• kOthwell jolin t retsi , ell' . . T. Niichieibvitaite At& Walker Win.' Coekshot t Robert Pii:kerilig . 0 Opzvlittlt - .11,0. Bpilapcl • givpb ,Ifylniyst , I IZnry_ Prison john,Cusson . ol:nArt)i,ita4e :;• _. - %%tin: Pieston John Hirichlifre ' enseil&er4Oit Ceori,e I)awsbn W. Frctwell • 1.. Wriplestvort•h W. ..:Lorritt-• , . Thu. Atkinson Henry sponcer• ' J. Kitchinnlan ' i.thi..ard Tennant john Brown V. T. 'Trail .. IsTni.:M. Maude . Thorrias - itrunton . - 1. Trar.t :. -• - Jain. Walkci. .: ' IV tit. Lee •i iohn itobins u n j o h n S h epherd I ' . 1). Whitaker. ' John Leathlev Georse livers Samuel Ilan •-- JOsepli Raisdall W. Sheepshanks IN illiatrailll vtrinl Prest James Peterson Lit. Past . T ' - John Parker . John KohinsOn. PATENT VITAL WINES' E I NG, from large, extensive Experience, -I—P proved to be otthe mostessintial benefit in preserv iiig, recovering, and establishing general Health, And the use of them so rapidly increased as to require an Establish ment on an extended basis, Dr. Barton has becii inthiCed to form a mercantile Connedion of great consequence and rapectability, to meet the demabd, and sell triem on the most ruoq...w.lte. teems: • . . . Vital Wines are infinitely more powerfnlly:diggst:%-e, antiseptic and penetrating, than any other Wines,.of denomination; the use of thent Kiving'rridiegoattOrt, :'vivacity and animation to the whole tramel andfrom the quality which Wines combined with Vital Air Wave of correcting the irritability - of the Nervous SyStent, the ge neral use of them induce! sound, regular,. dirt.sa :sleep, with chearful, vigorous morning spirits. , : • Sold at Barton andllo 's - NO. 7, Ilerner's-street ;. arid :by appointment, at Ching and i Butler's, No , 4, Clit'APiicle," and at Messrs. joboult and .Co.'s, opposite New uottd ,stieet, oxtZlni-street, at 369: 'per Dozen, bottles,' in cluded ; and Os. tbr very highnt-0011COntrated Vital Wines, 'with a printed account at their medical .uses. Ret4i) fpr reza,ly money onlY: Venders and 'Wholesale Dealers al lowed a liberal profit. 1.1 ERI ON EIIiSHiA,E, NakTil WALES, ._ _ .. . Within one mile bf• ToWyn, and twofrom the Sea, in Cardigan 134 Y, YNYS , MAENGWYN,..near .MA, CHLYNLLETII, the most pleasant Spot in the ' - .' County. . • TO RE LETT; tUILNISHED, . A . COMPLETE. MANSION, with every Office and Convenience attached and, detached, with singular and adyantaveous Accomtnotlations for. ,a Centeel ' ?amity. • TOgethlr . with - gleam - re Grotniel.,' a clapital.qarsien, fully plptca.with all , the - varylus•,and befit choice 'Of Fruit Trees, _frOni the first Nurseries in thu KingdOM, i now 'in 'high pt•iftelion: ' The Situation is litealtily, romantic, and rural; the soil uncommo n ly ;7;0(4._ 4nd bountiful in its produce ; the. mutton remarkably 4ne, • and every other n e c essary ; w i t h i t h 'astonishing • fine saliiiun Fishery, and other desilit>lcant PrPtilltbk acqUi s‘itiOlis, quite within itself, and uninterrupted. by 4i;ny dtli6t'Fataily. • There is a rich beautiful 'Lawn adjoining, 4a rty . acres of most :excellant:./Amidow, that, may b e ivi‘led into . . four Inclosures, tOr -qui use of Cows and Ifer . caltle, if reqUired, at a very trifling expenee: The 1 iitise. is. substamiallyibuilt, cory.Kiiitig an Entrance all, aboitt o p fret 6 by 26 ket n inches; ViningPariour, . 1.• feet g by i 7 feet 9 ; D raw i ng R oom , 30 f eet 3 by ..17 f&t6 ini...Ns ; a Breakfa s t •16,, in , by permissi on of the Owner. The _ lied- .ROWils COnlnlOdlini, Ceilings Ality, ‘S'j ill ServAuts . Apartments, suitatAel.with Sta Sling . for fourteen Rinses, and more it Icqiiired ; v,llll 'Coach. ' hPtises :and other convenient :110dings, l'he;pitr x i 4s ate equipped with every useful fixture . ; the Eurn4ure di:c,nr, pr.np,lT:y adapted to the ditirent Apartments, and tit liar tbe Immediate reeeptioinf. a CfMieel l'atriiiy. :Me 1' . ... , ins inucl.: ate.. _The Ho:tse and . Offices are plentif u lly. s u pp liedg- tirt.. - Witkr.' ' ' Fignb : et I', rticulfirs any! , 1%rn6,. by , applieatibm to Mr.' Is:illitwiles, .$ tiryeyor • en . J.:fitates, No.. too, Picradilly; ()I :(r. Owen, fruiterer, in New ligui-strtvt• . • , .' r t N B. 'The Navigati on aid nigh Ro . nd within an easy 1 , 1 rt 2 '5.41,1. di4tiAr r e, ,h - orr ttic Estate,* anti tine yea Rat hing, ' E./.14,7:1WD14 . 1101,";;A: ; . llrfels-si.lBF T H'l? l of pIRE C7:01?S. yikt ..UNITh:DC6.III)..4 NY 4 1 1ZE.C1.14 4: - LA IND tia,!ing tr . the Fait,lndfes tf dst*ii'ets: ere Noire. Tbat, LN:y 4 , 1 . .reyr,4. to recifsie,ll44;l4Elcuriliorc.oft cr before 1:44,14)t, lhe 2 ylb instarity , fiktbi jr, l'eravit ~ Ge to. LET . C.K I I!PRE. 139T7011140 SHIPS, of the Burthen of•cm fcnt, and sitwareis i , ,Rttilders' Jkatatenztirt, fcr •"44:: ,- ai2ipcint,r i pri",e ter- , He ; .4sise&Stite . to he appi : ovediiij 14, (',/nparfj's :i'irrt , r):4rs, and tad& 4ax. red and E4nliped' ir 'every agryntly to the ;meat Rega4atios!s of the C2rßary. The Tenders' to extre.r, the lovers Rate Frei*, axitore will not k an orp,;:rittstiLy of making- al,:baternent. :The 7:•1; 't Iccuis 1 ' Shirrenkr" 'c'pte", to be seteragy rst, rind left 11..111 , Nerreterryi at or before Twilve o'Cleckat 1124 n vn the said 2oti: Instant, beyo7he 44,45id0 tort/ nr4 an) Tender P eceiin4 IV.' R. 4 al S.4l', 'Sec. Draft af, the TzAmst uts the Jai, l Sitits 1.4 . 471 kitgertaitted j;:irdthe ir .rem ctr 4p.ttlicxiott to Jr.A . Coggar, Clfri to 11` 4 , c ionwe i tia of Skippieg,. or Or' afirr Su/N0v.49,, the. id , ilcotaxt. TAX OFFICE. - 1.)1:T1 - ON INCOME. - , r - all. Persons Who. have, or may becom e . ratitied to income of any kind, either on their own hehalrairTenstee.c &c. since thv stir of April last. The Coinalissioncts for the Ainkiri of TAaes, in ann. pliancc with a RcquiSition from the'Commiisioners for General Purposes of the several A ets, Of Parliament lot gr4ruirig certain Dirties . upon I think it expedient to inam all persoaS ol the ahove deseriptift, that they are bp the Said required withini 28 aays after such Income shgl accrued (unless the former statement. shall he suffiCient to cover the saw), to give nottet thereof to the ASsessors for the Parish in which they shall -resiite, siating the amount of such ItiCOnie, sa that the same may be added to thirfOrmer Assessment; nr if nersuch Assess. ment shall haye been made, put into a itcw Assessment. The Commissioners for tie AtEtirs of %13 - axes think it also expealient, for the dOe execution of the. said Ads, e 2 inform all" such perststis - wha have negleatd,Wr may in future neglect, to Aive such notice in due time, that it will he the duty of the Commistitingrs to tcvvthe Penalty cm.. powered by the. said Atts upon 411 I)Cfa`thers. • . • .11V ()Met o 1 the' Com irrissionet'S.,_,. hi ATTfI E VG INTrit Mardi 6,. Igo • ' - 2" " 0 0 PAR LIANIE N T R EGLS"F.F. R,. t7So to tSoi. o.ly is In Fifty-!:c.veii Volumes, price 274. 'half-bound sail let. _, - wicu.)4l , 'oo..bad in v.iriAlls, ' • r - PHE 7 PARUAMEN TARY REGISTER • or, the History of the ProcefAlings and Debates of Lords • anti. Coninunis, 'from "taw- enentli , :dileet ion +l7 the year 1780, io the Meett,ig hp:United .P rliameut of mit, Britain and. relami in. t;: • Containing an of the most. inter•!s_tittg; Spiv:has * Sid NOtiivis, Alithentie Co • pies of all important letters, •Paper 4, ,and-Protests, laid hetiare eit Per iionse i; . taken script .1 4 fott3, and other Authentic Papers, Avitlt .the assistant* and con warrence of many :4eritians• of tau, 111,4 t Cliarader anti Dis • unction., • , • • • ; • . 4 '.'t Tim Edit ots ilatter , thein SC IVe S : that ifieso Debates, which they have the lionotivto.;,Kesent to , the Public, will lid ly prove - the-earliest desire-tney entertain to aet up to the •very'distinguisheill Patron:feet they haVo so long ex pc-nem:A , They hntard,little in the opinion, that the questiOns invAied are of the first interest and iut portance,;'and It .ll:iirettitned they will not hazard less in 1 caPn^.,silgitflieltreiWsatigititie hopes, that, -from the co piousness ottteAdi,rthetidelity of argument, and the ac. • ' curacy. -of extireaiStom - with, which' . they are , given t they will :drop:lit very superior •Aratitleation• to the PublieMio(l.• Ntlinber I, of the DEBATES of:-the FIRST SES SION of the UNITED PA.RLIAIAENT of GREAT 'BRITAIN autl I RELAND, will be•published in a few days, revised and collated with. the Notes of several Mem- • bas. Printed for J. Nbrett, opposite Burlington-Hotise, Piccadilly - - •• • • Of whom triar - bg , had , The DEBATES '• and' - PRtICEEDINGS of both HOUSES of .PARLIAME,N7 front the Yoe 1743 to' . the Yeai'x . .l74. Printed Uniformly to bind with the Parlia. mentary Register, in 7 large Vols. Bvo. A complete rolieekion of all the I.O.RDS PRO TESTS•frorit the , iiarlicst on Record .to :1* ; to which is.prefixed, a Collection of KING's SPEECHES, Mes sages, to both RouseS of Parliattient; Addresses, and Representations to the Tbrone. from 1660 to 1796 lso Col leciion of the Stunting Orders of the House of Lords, &c. 6.. in j Vols. ti o. A COLLECTION of STATE 'PAPERS, relative to • . • the War. against' France not: carrying on' by Great Britain and tape • - several other Eurbpean Powers ,• containing ,Ahthentie Copies of Very - important State• Paper, many of which have ncver before been published in England, in to Vora: Bvo. REPORTS of the COMMISSIONERS appointed t 6 inquire inhz the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites, antlE :nents, whiCh are, or have been lately rei:eived in the Public Offices, SVo. 7s. ;• Thic'Day were published, Dedicated to the LORD BISHOP Of DRIRILA.I4, in Ohe Volume, Price in boants RECLUSE.: . Trig M ., ,E ch p iefi rr y A on T ßPligi N ous bjCt S Soufals RE . • By JOHN I)REWSTER,' M. A. Vicar of Stockton upon Tees,. end.G reatham, in the County of Durham. Printed for F. and C. Rivington; No. - 62, St. Paul's Church-yard; and W. Clarke, New Bond-street FOR COUGHS, CONStIMPTIf/NS,. &cc. PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. rrHE , Hetb, Coltsfoot, callea Tuasilago the JL Ancients,' was distinguished by them, as its name sufficietulY# convoys,. fora its. excellenee%in - the cure. of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints ; and 'this Essence. has, in . -the Codise of a, -long practice, been timid the most safe and effeetual remedy for Coughl, Asthma, Whoexings, Phthisicky Complaints„ Consumptions, Hoarseness, Dcfluxions, Catarrhs, Difficulty of Bremiling; ' • anel hIl bisarciersof the Breast and Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and imtnecliately gives liberty of breathing nithont any danger of taking cold. Is ad . mitably allays the, tickilug which provokes frequent coughing, and taCee "its theAtheasy - sensatiOn of acrunonioushumoUrs, cleanses • thesmall'glands; relaxes the . fibres,' and•thereby enlarges the eavitiesof the vesselS.' Thus it regularly and quickly cures the most obstinate Asthmas and Consumptions of the longest standing, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated.' It cures all husky and dry Coughs, dissolves consejed• phlegm in, the thorax; heals rawness and soreness of the p hlegm stomach, and lungs, an d gives immediate relief to who, through age' and infirmity, are depTiVed Of teA or sleep, as it generally composes and contributes to make the ferns:tinder of their days comforlable aril easy: This Essence is preparOd only by.jamei Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; and - mid, whotazale and retail, by Trancii . Newberg; at No. 45, the East - end of St. Paul's, Lootlan, in Bottles, price 3s. 6d. each, duty includcd. N. B:' As many persons continually mistake Mr. NeWp , • bery's house,. particularly 'servants and intssenscrs,' All • purchasers are requested to observe, - that it is a - little a.it of the general. litre: of ,foot.pcissengers, five doors. Frain thii c4rner of 'Clidapside ; ' anti th 4 a bust rtf. Dr. lames, anti these words, arc against Or (rent of his Itonse, " THE ONLY WAREIIOI.ISE' FOR DR: 'AMEN POWUERS."