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On Thumla);, the Tragedy of the .Distressed Mother, after- which (for the first time)': new- Comic Opera, :Two Ad9i called The Veteran Tar. The Overture and Music , entirely new, c'.)mpess.sti by Dr. Arnold. THEATRE-ROYA L. COVENT-6 RDEN. N 1140NPAY EVENING; Jan. 26, I Sol, will be performed, ,TIE SCHOOL lIOR PREJUDICE. After whack: . ti ill be perlOrtned, 4 k4l4tl4lllrae tntert4in, • men:, HARLEQUIN's TOUR ; or, The bOMINION OF With entire new 11Iusici: Scenery, .Alacitinery, Masts, • act' Decorations. • Harlequin, Mr. BOLOCN A,' jun. And Colornbirie: Mts. MILLS. The PantOrnirne opens with The KEG lONS of FANCY, and concludes with FAN t Y's I'AVI ION: Wednesday, Tim School "for Prejudice, with the .new 'Pantomime. • On Thursday, Mr.;' , Cooke will perform the part of Shy, lock, in the Merchant or, Venicr, with the new Panto. 33 thne.; and appear in 4 PlitleiPal Cir.rader on S,,turd:ty, HANOVER-SRUARE CONCERT itocrms.. MlbS - LINWooD's EXHIBITION is now °Pen, and ivill contiotti evolv day Outidays cx coptixi) !roni . Nitie in the IlOroixl till . Ev4runZ.. The Additione this Season amp The Woodman, from- the celebratill Pitturc of Guns.. borough, in a Room adaptiallar.iti The Held of the above Woodman .in Wool, and Miss Linwood'a Portrait, from a Pointing by:Hopper. • Admittance 'One Shilling. I.OOGINGs. P A SINGLE - GEN .i ,E lAN, or a small F.l - may, may be. act.omnioditod with. genteel FUR NISHED LODt.;INGS, by applying at Nu. 8, Henrietta street, Covent-garden. Nnother Ladder in the House. N. 11. To save trouble; ,they wilt not be Lett for less thLii Six Montits: at-4 Person Awning tfiern tor a:puma n4aity, .will.have the pretcrerice. - •- STATE-LOTTERY," foi tltpo. Begins Drawing the id'of March, tBot. • THE TICKETS are .Sold and D:vided into. HALVES, qI.JA.RTERS, RIC:HMS and SIX TEENTHS, •ny `HAZARD,ItURNE arid Co.'Stock- Broker:, at their S'cate-Lottery-Ottwo, No, 93, under tne Royal lix.t.nangc, London, and no where else on their 4n:- count. Prftent Price Ai ; 4tiares : Half 8.16 o - 2. 5 Quarter. .„ 4 9 o Sixteenth - - • t 3 0 All Shares sold at this ()dice will'. he statnped agreeable to Ad of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it Arct and Co.'s Lottory-Ottice. Letters, po.it-paid, nut auswered,. and Schemes gratis. Ordcrs, at,t ornpanietl %yam short date,* k ilis on'Londuni • tri,Posr,-Odice Orders, punctually attended to; and to pr.,— ' ventivistakes as well as &day, Correspondents are re. quested to trusmit by ,Post. Bark, India, andSown'3l:a Stocks, with their several Annuities, I miia .801A6, Etwhequer sills,. liil kin4ot tfiovern(nent Securities, .bou u - ht and sold by, Cocci i 4si 641 • CURIOtIS‘JELLY MOULDS. . 7 ••: • • No. 15, New-street, Clwent.Carden. trilkirtWlTlS anti SON : beg perrhissiOn to . • NP.-1 - tender their grateful 4t...knowlerigulentto thy NObi. lity aria Public who nave Tavoutut them with•their. patro. nagouniteoiunitinn‘; to4cqiyint them, that id addi tion AO what they honour to submit totheir irS spection last year, they have added . a great variety of new 4.-n4 fiislilenablepatterns to their iiirinerc.xteiisive colledion • of fllatelunange and Curd , Moulds, Lard aral..Butter • Ivloulcis, a Curious. a;;seuiblr ' ht. Cake l‘lotilds, Patties. t'artle'ts, and Cutters; , &e. ana C tett Pdtatot: Pasty-liSbes,"whielywill supply family with eNcellent Meal, both nutritive and highly palatable. Double Bleak Tin 'Furniture, equally' wholesome as Silver.' front tlu; erotisive Stock at their Manufatiory, and the +4=tit4r they an: constantly adding, they are able to supply orders at. irninediate This Day ova; ppbti,hed, At flis Majesty's Printing-Orin: near Coug . h-Square, Fleet-street, to 4to. price 6d. also a smaller Lditton its gvo price 3d. -- A FOR M of PRAYER, to be used in all lA. Churches and Chapels throughout England and Ire land; 'upon Friday the Thirteenth of February, , being the Day appointed by Proclamation for a General FAST and Humiliation beiOre Almighty God, to be obwiied in the most devout and solemn Manner, by scoffing up our Prams and Supplications to the Divine tlajesty, .tor obtaining PardOn of our. Sins, atid for averting; those heavy jltdge..- aunts which our mintfold Provocations have most justlY deserved ; and imploring , His Blessing and Assistance on the Arms of Ilia tljiijesty by Sea awl Land, and for restor i ngand perpet oaring Peace, Safety and Prosperity to His Majesty and to ifis . Dotninions. By 1-listltuesty's Special Command. London : Pttnw.. sy George Eyre and Andrew Sttaban, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty : and sold by the BookSellets in ToWn and Country. • Of whom may. be had singly, any Act of the last or, we ceding Sessions of karliatneot. DR. BUSBY's;MUSI CAL - JOURNAL. , E First .Number 'of: this Work will make its appearance on Saturday the 31st day of January, containing the follovving.variety of excellence, atid corriln 7 , nation of clistinguislicd.talents. The Contents of No. I. are Ten Pieces, partly new, foreign, and partly . orlginal English Music. • 1. The New Foreign Music consists of I. The Overture to the new Opera composed by Brittle, now performing at Paris 'with universalapplause, under the tale t.)f L'l 4 .uteur dans son Menage. • ;. The favourite new Italian Air, composetf . by PO , with original words. 3. An Air from the popular new French Opera of. Ario dant, composed by 111:1I ti 1,, Mentirr of the National Institute, and of the Censervatoryor •Ivltisie at-Paris; %Vali original words. • • , • 4. The favourite Air, in Haydn's.° r4t - orio of the Crea tion, Witha new Translation; • $ and 6. Ty#Q new and'Oornilir French Songs, composed - . by, DtLA.Y RAC, .witii.an En'glish Version: • 11. The Original Pie..;es, with°, riginal Words, corn posed purposely for the Work, -are, in the First Number, ti under ; A now Glee for three Voices, composed by Dr. CALLCOTT. - . S. knew D nett, _composed by Dr. ARNOLD • 9 and to. Twoncw Songs, cornpo.;d Di . 'BUST"? Thepriginal Poetry of the Nuinher is writhe - Luis. W 4 ,)rk.' . by Dr. WA LCOT, and other Writers oftli ion. Slime of tine] ices are also adapted to the +lar i ,, other Instruments. , A Number of- this Work will-continue to be publish-si on thO - first day.of ever) , Mont . b,•• containing a variety. oi Pieces, equal in quantity and gitality to the above-men tioned, ail new or original, and '-untiormly the cbm b. - iition of . tae- most distinguished- living Musicians and Writers. Published by R. Phillips, ,No, 71, St. Paul's Churc-i -yard, and ‘irculated throughout 'the United Kingdom ;u the monthly pareels• of ; antfiitay be had of them .aid of all tlie Mush: .sei kr:, price Six Shillings each, wits a lioaal allowan:te ' • . N. B. The Second ant Taff i Niutimori: contain some twig , Pimrs' by PA! Si ELI.O,'STEIB ELT, CI - MI ROSA. HAYDN, and other eni u.nt Foreign W-.. VASHIONABI,E fiANCINa: • rikivATE TUITION. IYlessts. ALLEN•and . Co.'s DANCING ACADEMY, No. ig, SherrardLstieet, Golden equave,' Ladies and Gentlemen,. who have learned imper fectly, or not At ali t 4re prltately, taught in.the utost,ele. Fnt nuonar every De;w.ript4cai of 'Dance ht Modern utlice. • Extra Exertions. wilt bc-macti to.hasten the prostsess of such oreignbrs,,Nayx- and Army. Otikers, Cap tains of Vessels, Country Restdents,' and others, who can devote but short time to 'this .accomptishilmit--ther . tray . . re side in the lititae 'during, their Tuition-.about a fortnight may he sufficient. Mr. •A c.;.tt .inthrms his 'Scholars, Friendi, and the Public., it the tiit End of the Town, that re. moved from his Othqf 4 . 4.-,ctlemy, in Heidi:m. 49w , where lie has r....sided these last six years, And is. hair.; up an Academy at No. Id, Great, Aylitltstreet, which will he opened On the lath of this month. •I3road 6worti, enf:ing, and taught. ' NORitiS's DROPS. 'THE well-known Virtues of these Drops render AL them peculiarly applicable to the present pericid of the Year. 1 hey .not only preset:ye the Canstitution against the vicissitudes of this Seastin, but remove . Colds, and those • Complaints of to m Stomach and Rowels whiclt Nuatly proceed from the incleineneies of winter. In fe vers of every species (especially the Yellow or Putrid), Asthmas, Scurvy, Disorders of the Chest , Of a consump ' rive tendency, but particularly in the discomforts and th!- - - cays of declining -life, the experience of, near halt's Cen tury has indubitably proved their superior efficacy. The Family Bottle 235. is only to be had atAbe Dodoes house. Lower .Brooli-street, where,Books of Cures arc slalitered gratis, and all. Oglers for V.xvortation executed. Smalltt Wattles sold wholesale and retail, ,by Niessrs. leboult ind Co. No. 150,.0xt6id-stieet ; and retail by all Verulers-oF Meciieine. • For the CONV EN(;E of 'cite PUBLIC in genera! , but particularly of ()FFIcEi4.S on SER:V I E, 41 41 PERSONS oil S V . l) tV;I 4 TUICE oiLEMONS,in a con c rete or crystalliz ed State, being the pare' acid pati of the 1 , " rust in a gelid grid dry forin t • reseinlstisig - in appear:lnce WitirS sn. t'r ClutliY• Prepared only by HENRy, COXWELL, 0 , ace, Temple - Ilar, , fleet - street, London, each Packan signed by iVita is permitted to refer to the liithein Authorities in ins Kirrgittunior the.purity of the Preparation . This Fratcful Acid, rot' , a obtained under the present convenient and elegant format' rnost , coopletely answers every possible purpose of tresh I.colon jute; and "itli Oleic further advAntages, that being in a dry state:, it is extremely ptirtataie, oentipying very little.ruoin, and re maining unchanged in ally iiiroatii, and •witkal, being less expensive than ',Mons or I.Groon juice. At Sea, it may be said to be invaluable. Many of the Ships in His Maje.,,ty's Navy, and in the Service of the 11911 . East India Company, have, for smite tine: past been supplied with it in coustderahlii quantity. To be hud of• 1144: , :1ey. Colman. , and co. No. Z oo , Temple-Isar, Fleet-stteet, 'London 1.• and ?t most of the iltriMiValTowns in the Kiri4dom, frt.RlGATtql , i; l'articularly recommended tclAne Lail&Al Interest. anti Farmers of this Nation, On Wednesday, February tni: ;ph, will he publi4htd, In One Volume roi.o, wated with Plates, 'By J. CAItj'EN'I7ER, Old Binit.street, ancL, j, HAI it ST.. ltaterneatgr.soN. MATIONAL. IRRIGATION, or various 1:11. methods: of WATERING MEAL) O I,Vg ; with the hest means of promoting t GENERAL SYSTEM of IMPROVEMENT in; AG RICULTO RE by the USE of WATER,, and r to increase the Wealth and Pool lation of the Kingdom. • Hlfv W I LLIAM TATHAM*,' • A ..thc:r of the Political Economy of Inlata NaSigation. fiijs Day was published, in Bvo. r plic(tis. 6d, stitched, ffiflE Different • EFFECTS of PEACE' and 1 WAR. on the Price of B R BAD'CO considered in an Examination of Principles attempted to I ; o ‘euabl ish rd.. ftout the Yearly gates of the Markets, by J . Brand,. M. 4. Ike. arc. jsy JOHN DUT.HY, Author of Cl bservatioi ts ort' the MO Price of Provisions. Pax, Bello, Winchtst‘cr : Printed by James Robbins; anti said by James Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster.:ro , ,v. Where may be had, by. the same Author, the Second Edition of 0 b6entations on the Present - High Price of Pro visions, addressg to. the Lord Lieutenant and inhabittnts of This. 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CHARLES EARL of LIVEReO O t,', Fre- Sidtint of the'lloard of Trade., Collator of theCustOtds ter the Port of Londiin, Sce. &c. and particularly addressed. to BRITISH SHIP-UWNsli,ti, to BRITISH and COLONIAL MERCHANTS, and to BRITISH UNDERWRITERS; `This Publication will (amongst other matter) 'contain authentic Copies .61" varions* , Petitions, Memorials, and Letters, (verified by:Arildavits), which were presented and addressed in the 'Years-179g, 1800, and toot, by, and on behalf of Richard and William Copinger, .to the Hon. the CUiumispioocrs of Itis.'tlajesty'g Customs for the Port of Loudon'; to the Most Noble and Right Hon. the Lords of His Majesty's Treasury ; .and to the .Riglit Hon. the President of the Board of 'rrade Together with this Pr& and Decision of the Judge, of the . 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'This Day was published, • • Illpstrateti by a coloured Plate; representing the Past-Wei - • • •in lour diffinnit Stages . . • • .• A Second Edition, revi, - ,ed and enlarged, price, 25. A - CONCISE VIEW . of " ilio most Important PAC TS which • have. hitherto alVested cora.eralisg the iNocuLATIoN for the CO W:PDX•. By C R. -• Niernher.olthe Royal Col I,zge of SurgeonS, of I,onclon. "•Thit it a judicioto Compendium, and weft. calcu lated to attpply•the place f the nurilorOut, interesting po l ,- lications that have appeared on the- -lubjea•of the Cow Pox. ; p,brtfcitlAnly to persons who; b'citig at a distance ur ‘vho ? frjrn (tildt• circumstances,. donut find W.cOnveniertt, to. purchase .4 multiplicity, GI, Books. T 0.4 concise and accurate account of the clif&tent observations on this subject, and a clear view, of the result. of the several ex_periments that have heen made With the' view of ascertaiilingrithenattire of the Disease, and the ad. , van tages ijklay to accrue, front iostitut:. - t tg a gcneril inocu lation with Cow-Pr matter instead or the Small-Fex t tie A u nut traS added a ottloured Ensraving, representing the Cow.-PcOr Pitstule iii its' dilienint stages.'—London Medical Review. • . Printed .for E . Phps, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church yard; stild by . B.lltour, Edinburgh.; until)) , all Book sellers. Of whom triay'lie had, on' the 26t1rof January, Observations on the Diseaies of Loudon ditring the Y.cart 1 796, 7,8, 9. and tfioci'. By Robert Willan, M. U. F. R. R. VflOa 64. , in . bbard. • • , • rk I 101..10,A.V . PRESENT. This Pay was published, • In One closeiv=printed Volume, prior 4s. 6d. : bound, • With full Alter/once to Schools, • 9- , Hn ELEVItN"I'S ref a poLrrE EDUCA.: TlON,' , eareftilly selected :front the Letters of the' late Philip Dormer =Stanhope, Earl of Cliestertie.kl, to his Son. • Dv GEORGE GREGORY,' rk. Authot ,of Essays Ilistorical'and Moral, of the Economy • ' of Natuns, Sec. , "No book bhit m y the oil of aster has hitherto app eared t 3 surpass, in the same species ot excellence, the Letters of Chesterfield ;‘ smiles supersede all nectisity fer , their useln.education:. It has therefore been for many y vas tile earnest desire w' Parents, 'Teachers, the well-wishers' of Yontli in general, and the friends to the memory of Ches.: terfield, to sec these Letters,puritiect trout all that 'seemed to hint disrespect for V,irtue,, or Tavour for Vice. ' This task' is at last executed by Dr. 'Gretory, with:singular judgment and tait:" . . The task' wis a humble one fur a mita o f .46 , distinttion in literature to undertake, but it was rewarded' by the consciausiws of imftiloess and virtue. ,Thaso. Parents bud Teachers will belivoinly cle licient in their duty, whir fail to recouttnentl.this book to perusal of h.: yotztJg Persons whoSe education they direct'' —History cat Liuirature. • " Unfiartituatzly the valuable . Epistles of I,ord Chester field. to his Son arc debased and rendered tint t tbr gen r;t I use by theair of libertinism and itionoralfty tt,o frequently pervades therri. • A'saettiort, therefor.; Ifoin the general mass, that suppresses the itibt:l exceptionable parts, and exhibits the gold extricated and reline m d fro its Alloy, Most be ;ill ii,:eCtitiibfe Present ti, the Public; and we have no hesitation in Jiving.: that such .Pre,...,ent is now tAti.:rcti by the labours d of by. PiegoTy. The Poeior . has the pruning knife to great advankag:t at. and there are test pai,saAes ;wilts: present. 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LTINTS for - a VINDI(2A i lON of MONO, POLY, FORESTALLV&G, and REGRATINg; references fa ibllowing`popular 'topics : 'The Cases Of Waddington am! 'Rush! , the Co.tinct of the.frmers4 ,the •E 31,./Oience ofAdvancing the agl of • :L,;s;jut ; and the iniluen‘e of 11,:ir on the Prices'ol 1 ro. . vision). . Sold by Hare apd Co. No, King-street, Covent-gat... 'dcn ; 'and by , No. 166, Fleet-street. 'Phil Day were publisLieu,' in 410. Pine • 121. • boards, 'REPORTS of, CASES' relating to the Duty and Office of a JUSTICE of PEACE,. from Mi chaelmas 1776 111CitliYe, to Michaelmas r 7136 inclusive 1- Part and Last. ;With a Table of the principal Mai teri contained in the whole Wdrk. • By„THOIVIAS CALDE COTT, Esti. - sit' the Middle Tenmle,- Barrister at Law. London : Printed by A. Strahan, Law. Printer , to 'the King's Most Exc:tilent Majeoy„ for It. Pin:my, LAW Booitseller, Inner Temple-1 41 1e. • Of Whom rinly be had, Parts I. and.ll: STOCKERSTON, LEI CESTERSHI is TO BE SOLD BY PRI vATE CONTRACT, A Most Desiniblk: FREEHOLD, Es'lA'rE,• 3..ctAnsistingov the NI A NO b., the Perpetual AIItTOW. ;o ()Hite R ,and tne TOWNSHIP or Harn. let of 4:l'(.)er:',EßsSON, ia the County of Leicester, contains 9 , 16 A,...rts or thcre,: . :looti s of very rich Mitio4o-artelt-Q4poitg- Lat 4,.; Y wsi , Masision.#l vox, a goe4coulmodigna Figat,liouse, wide sintaole ut tags to ouch, and eight crotchhetatile' Cottages, all ' good repair, The. - Laud comprises rho Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood Ground, whoreen aro growir.g 13.17 large 4ncl rain. , able thikTionber suitablo for tits Majesty , s Dock.„.: Yards, arid 6To sfoaller (a!t. Underwood is cut annually in certain pinp Which "totatC rounil every 14 years, and cosi,ws tine Ash, Elm, :Arai other Poles. There an. Unbar and other "4"reek of Ash, Arid Elm , pawing in' the Stockeratonis dist4nt,nlittut rxtri Leicester, z; from.StantforP, .and front Uppt?cgitacnt, id. ,is situated i . jl a tine Sporting,Coantryi in witith two PackS of Fog, iloutaL are kept. , „ The Land4T.iit of thiS'Es.tateis reikerned . 'Tice Prcuilses be viewed orl.applicatien to Ruben Walker, E 41. ni thc iviansiop-ligUse, a.t Stock erston ; And printed ParticuLav,..akair , be,had at,thu Chambers of Messrs, Pennington and TLII, LiiribAluilding, Temple Loudon at , thil principal lints in Leicester, Ste/Wird, ruld Upping ' ham ; of Mr. King . , at Grantham; and . at the ()dices of Mss - ers. Cray and 'Thorpe in York; :out Mr. Temple, in Leicester; and Pdans.,of tree Estate will Lie left with, Nil-. Walker and Mt. King. .' . , TO DB SOLD BY AuctioN, In Lots .. as Anizel Inn', in thu 'L'at'ent of Ludlow, in the deunty of tsalon„ on Thursday the 1901 Day of February next,,between the stouts of Three ,attLL Six o'Clook in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions of Sale, unless Disposed Of in the inran-time' by Private Con tradt, 01 which due Notice will be given ; Lot 1. Very Spacious, Elegant, and Sub • Stlfltiat lIRJCI' MESSLAGE, with its ApParomances most . desirably , and pleasantly sittrated in filbad-street, 'Ludlow, late the .B.er,tdence of Mrs:: Tolderoy, and since of Dr. Moseley:, tier:eased. 'The Premises, which are Freehold, and were iintirely /milt within these last thirty years, consist °fa very coin. plete and convenient' Mansion House, in rertect repairi arid- fit far the teception of a•large,Familv • having w the Grounct FlOor sit handsome Eatranee-hiilf..and Staircase, neat Breakt4it.rnotr2,' Dining-roern IS feet by 16 foe: 6 liciiesi.with a deep Recess for -Sideboard; .Drawing•-mont at feet 6 inches by t3,,-fitted up with groat taste. and ola g:ific:".; llousekeeperca* pantry, Larder, 'large, . *Mk aux:Hifi: Cellar* u ndcr..the whok ; it-rewhouse,' with an abundant supply of W4rei, Potihry=)iar.i, and other Dernestic Odices,most c onveniently arranged. On the First Floor, six•very hatid some,:Betichatthers, - and two Dressing.roomi ; and 04 the Attic Story,, four eXceedingly condonable Lodging rooms, with Back...staircase to ditto. Also a roomy Four-stall Stable and Coach-house, "with Granary, and Hay - rafts over same, andtanN x erecting good Garden 'adjoining the liause, Walled in, and well stocked with Fruit T.rezi now in their prime, Possession nfavJtr, had at Lady-day next 1.4-z. It FARM, of which Posstesion may be had, situate on Whitcliln, witilin the distance of a .Quirter of a Mile , from.l.ucitow • Loi.,istint of 0. 5111;;I Atlessuage, a - Barn, stable, - e. ,. .•ast4tome, :Fold,vard, and other convenieneies, and about 31 A • 2. R. to P . (more ur less) of venpfertile Arable and callow Land, j ly:laid outiana in a statemilii;;li and impi . oved CultiVation. These,Premiscs areiteld for the remainder Ota Tenn cat' Thirty-one 'Years,. of which Twenty-five- were unexpired at Michael 1114Slast, under, the comi i a•iionet s of the. Led- . lot/ PaVity - Aa, at the Yearly Bent - of e3l. 55. 9.i. are •rnost abundantly pk.oductive, and would prove" an advan tak!rats hs I..veli agreeable entploy anti anutsoMent foamy Gemham 151.2 taming ,Lot.., anti disposed to liatitt on a small scale. •• • ..` , . . . ‘TheTurchaser of theze.Prernise•* will be allowed by the. Corni»isi - ,ioners, the expiration, of . ...the I;ezte, the Value tat Buildings ereeic4l, and frees planted thereto; tintinkftiw Tgtin. N.B. Thu live add Dead Stock, and inplementa of iliu:„ltainity on the above Farrii, will be Soldl,On the Prc: rill } lan the Morning of the Wit of February, at Ten o - , . rot view; of the rcipeclive Preritic,es, apple to the,Oc. i, , ..1V,e-r3; and for further Particulars, t 4) 41. 1 :`55 : Baxter