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IP %\ 41411 1 ,11 1 , • S . , 19, 4' 7 4 , ••••••' 4.4 % # 4. 4 r kr • 1 \ ) •jiUMBER 2.640:] , ....._ , . ! ' A THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-L. E. O NMONDAY EVENING, March 9, I So 1 , . ' will be-performed, - ' . • . DEAF AND DUMB • Or, THE ORPHAN PROTEC TED. With a New Prologue and Epilogue. f , The. Char tiers by - - Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON,_ • ' . ' Mr: C. KEMBLE, Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, un. Idr., PALM ER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRU IMAN; Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, And Mrs. SPARKS. WITH HARLEQUIN AMULET. The New Drama of Deaf and Dumb will be repeated on Tuesday and Saturday next ; on Tuesday, with Blue Bard. *** The Public are respeafully informed, that, on Thursdayi Mrs.-Jordan, Will make her first appearance this Season, in the Character of the Country Girl. • A new Tragedy, called Julian and Acmes, is in rehear sal, and wilt be produced as soon as possible. ' • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, March 9, $o I, will be performed, KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Richard, Mr. COOKS. After which will be pertormed (for the sth time), a New Grand Histaic Pantomime Drama in two Parts, called PEROUSE Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. • - The AcEli6, &c. of this BalTet, undt: rl,.t sole direction of Mr' F are zty.—The Overture composed by Messrs. MookLHEAa and DilVY.—The Mean:O .- Cue First. Part by Mr. Day y, and that of the Second by Mr. Moores _ EtAD. —With entire new Music, Scenery, Machiliery, Dresser, and Decorations: EtTROPZINS. . . . Bemuse (the Navigator), Mr. 11. JOHNSTON ; Theodore (the son of Perouse), Miss J ENKINSON ; And Madame Perouse, Mrs. 11. JOHNSTON. Chimpanzee (an Aniital ofthe.Desolate Island), Master MENAGE. • NATIVES OF A NEIGHBOUEING ISLA)O. ' Kanko (Suitor to Vinba.), Mr. FA RLEY Nevski (thanes Father), Mr. D E LPL N ; And Umba, Mrs. MI LLS. The New Contedy will be performed every Tuesday and Thursday during Lent. On Saturday, the Tragedy of Othello. -rhe new G rand Historic Drama of Perouse will be re 'gated every Evening till further notice. • PICOT DIAMOND. March 2, 'Sot, NO. '948, Drawn this morning, • and en_ titled to the Grand Prize of the PIGOT DIA MOND, was sold by HORNSBY and Co. at their old established State Lottery 01lice, No. 26, Cornhill, N triio also sold, in the year 1774, the Grand Diamond Prizes in Cot's Museum Lottery. - _ ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, , NoW .DRAWING. WARRANTED UNDRAWN. The Tickets and Shares, on .the very lowest possible Terms, will continue on Sale. during the whole of the Drawing of the prerent State Lottery, warranted un drawn at. the time, of purchasing,4 by which mode the Puiehaser will be as secure as if the Ticket or Share hid been bought betore the Wheel went round. Th::following CAPITAL PRIZES have been Sold, Shared, and - Registered, by HORNSIIY and Co. .3 Prises at' Thtrty Thortsand - Pounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, I Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Pounds: r 3 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds. 19 P rizes of Five Thousand Pounds. so PriZes of Two Thousand Pounds. 40 Prizes - of One Thousand Pounds. • 73 P,dzes of Five Hundred Pounds. PLACES UNDER GOVERNMENT, AND MONEY • • CONCERNS. . TO ,I3E DISPOSED OF, Four Appointments or gOl. 3001. scol. and Sool. per ann. Gentlereeh th.tt have interest, may be informed of several genteel Va. cancies of 401..601. 701. Sol. tool. 1501. poi. 3001. 4001. 1. 01. 6001. Soot. wool. and 2oeol. per ann. both at Home and ' Abroad: Commissions in - the Arrny for Sale and Ex . changei—Two Thousand, Three Thousand, and Five - Thousand Pounds, immediately ready for the Purchase of Three Annuities, on any good Security for the Life of the Grantor, the Grantee, or redeemable:—Persons possessing - real Incomes for Life, arising from Estates, Houses, Money in the Funds,. Rent Charges, Jointures, Marriage Settle ments, Church Livings, Scc..maY be accommadated with temprary Sums from. 1001. to any amount, and their .Affairs transacted with honour and secre47. Personal Applications to Melvilleand Co. NO. 7, Ce cil-street, Strand, from Eleven till Three o'Clo'cl‘. No Letters received but what are paid. P.S. Several well-secured Annuities to be disposed of, from 201. a year, upwards, and on terms eligible to the Purchaser. • - - SCARCITYO F MONEY: TN 'these unpreeedent -*(1 . t . ded-Ti es the proposition of a peeun e iary y .d ts ra m when it is made from an y truly respedable quarter, becomes extremely interest ing,even to those who have the very . best Sectirities to offer. In this important contemplation it is, that a Man of urn pie power, and of the first respectability in life (which an Interview, (.1 other • .contideuttal cOrrespor.denCe, will evince); is happy thus In tender to People of Rank and Honour, or to Persons possessed - of Landed, or equally fixed Property (the Beneficed Clete", or Ladies having Dowers or Settlements; in 'Particillar), any instant Sum, by Redeemable Annuity Loan, at Annuity Interest, but of not less amount than tool. nor of more than jcool. to any one Person. It would be idle to advance, that the leading motiveof this Address is not to Make a legal ad vantage beyond what can be made by common Mortgage, or the Public Funds ; for it really is the motive ; but ne vertheless every transaction arising from it, will evidence its being founded on prihciples diametrically opposite to the numerous-alluring, yet (too generally) deceptious, of fers on this subjedt in all the - llaily Prints ; of course, on principles of integrity, secrecy, and dispatch • and (it fol lows) of unfailingly yieldik the most.perfebtsatistadion to the Borrower, in the result. Letters only,, candidly giving the Name and Residence of the'resPedive Writers, will be noticed; but every gen tleinanly attention will be paid to such, direCled (Postage free) to Mr., H. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, the . Master of the New Chapter Collte-house, Duke's court, Broad-cc,urt Long-acre, London.—*** No Agent, ?or Broker can be listened to. • - TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, dated the list Day of Jan. dot, made in a Cause, cri 7 titled WHATMORE against EARL and Others, on the tioth Day of March, 180 t, between the Hours of One and Two o' Clock in the AfterdOon, before Peter Holford, Esq. one of the Masters of the aid COurt, at the Public Salt.roorn of the said Court, in Southamp ton -buildings, Chancery.lane., in One Lot . eRVERAL PIECES or PARCELS of -FREE. KJ HOLD LAND, part of the . Ek.tates late of. ED WARD WHA.TMORE, Esq. deceasd, situate within the. Manor of Woodhall, near, Tadeat ter, iit . the - County. of York. . • particulari, whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Mas. ter's Chambers, in . Southamptort-buildinis aforesaid ; or ras er, Staple Ittn, -London ; and .01. Wm. Dawson, Xsci. of Tadcaster. 1 SA TURDAY, MARCH 7, Bc.—A At a MEETING of the MANUFACTURERS - and COTTON SPINNERS in GLASGOW and its VI CINITY, held in . the Tontine Tavern,-in Glasgow, on the a7th Day of February, iSot, called by Public Advertisement, for, taking into consideration the best Means of co-operating with the Calico-Printers, for preventing the proposed'Additional Tax upon Printed Goods.being passed into a Law ; Mr. DALE in the Chair; RESOLVED,: That to enable ally Mandan_ ture to be carried to such extent as to become an -ob jed of National I mporiance , it is requisite that whatever part of its Produce may exceed the aindunt of Home-con sumption, should be in circumstances - to maintain a six, cessful competition with similar- Produ&s at Foreign Markets ; • that, therefore, neither the Raw Materials for such Manufadures, nor theie Manufactures before leav ing the hands 'of the Mantifadurer, ran be.fit objects, of Taxation ; for although the Tax should l?e drawn back again at Exportation, it will have occasioned an unprofit able and unnecessary intermediate Advatee of Capital, . and will have given rise to a harraSSing interference of fis cal insp . edion, calculated to create disgust at the prosecu-. tion at industry so circumstanced. Resolved, That the pro s perity of the Cotton Mann factures of this Country is tntiinately conneded with, the 'prosperity of tho Printing ti.r:rade, the various. Fabrics pre pared for which furnishing Employment for a very nu merous- C lass . of Manufadurers. Resolver s !, .That the attention of the different Govern ments of Europe being now particularly direded to the introduCtion of Maim faCtureS among their Subjcas, it ap pears to this Meeting, that to Maintain a successful com petition with the less burdened and cheaper labour or . these Countries, it is absolutely necessary that all Taxes tfpon Mannfadures, or the Materials of these Ma nithetures, should be abandoned,: and that every Legisla-', tine Encouragement and Accommodation should be al forded ; enabling them, thus freed, to be pissed upon the easiest possible temis to a Foreign Market. Resolved therefore, That we will most heartily co operate with other Bodies in the Measures to be taken fOr preventing the proposed Tax upon Printed Goods being passed into a Law: Resolved Also, That asp great proportion of the Raw Materials used in the Cotton Manufacture is now the pro duce of Foreign Countries, and as a Tax has been imposed upon this Raw Material at Importation., the Cotten Ma nuradairers of this Country are not left in a situation to maintain a air competition in a Foreign Market : we will therefore join in .any general application that may be brought forward by theManufadurers of the Kingdom at large, prayini. the Legislature to repeal this and any other direct faX affeaing more immediately our common In dustry Resolved, That in order to conduct the Measures neces sary to be pursued in the present Business, an Open Corn mittee be appointed, consisting of the following-Gentle men :—Messrs. David Dale, Dugald Bannatine, lames Monteith, john 111 1 .Ilwham, Kirkman Finlay, obert Owen, John Pattison, Henry Monteith, Nicol Brown, Joan Mair, John Bartholomew, Thomas - 111iller, and Da niel M‘ Fun—Mr. Dale to be-Convener; and that Messrs. Andrew Stirling, John Mair, jun. Richard. Borradale, James Smith, and John Baunatine, be reqUested to ad as DelegateS in London, to meet and co-operate with the De legates that may be sent from the other Parts of the King dom, and to correspond upon the Business with the Com mittee here. Resolved, That a SubsCription should iritmediately be raised for defraying Eipenees. • -Resolved, That the Committee be instructed to publish these Resolutions; n such of the English and Scots News papers a 4 may by them be thought proper. _ By Appointmebt of the Meeting, (Signed) DAVID DALE. - NEW MUSIC. Just published, by BRANSTCIN-agd LAMILE-WN-a"- t4Lir New "Warehouse, No: 3t, Frith -street, Soho- Still re, • SIX Favourite Sohatinas for the.,Piauo Forte, by T. C. Williamson, Op: Ist, 7s. 6d. Si; Canzonetts, by ditto, Op. ad, ss. Twelve Hindostanee Airs, ass Set by ditto, Op. 4th. — N. 'B. A Second Set is published by Goulding and Co. fall-Mall,' Op. 9th, 3s. Twenty small Pieces for the Piano Forte, Op. sth, 25.6 d. Six Troops, .six Quick-steps, and six Marches, for Piano Fnrte,.by dittb, Op. 6th, 4s. Thirty Little Airs for . Two Flutes or Violins, with a Violoncello act lib. forming either Duos or Trios, Op 7 , ss. - Ten Lessons for the Piano Forte, in a stile - pleasing to profieients, and well calculated for beginners, Qp. S; 6s. Returß, a Pavoral Ballad, sung by Mrs. Monntain, and intended . as a Sequel. to Haydn's celebrated Canzonett, " My mother bids me bind my hair," wiitten and composed by T. C. Williamson, Is. 6d. Also the Conquest of Msore, composed andinscribecl J to Lieut. Gen. Harris, by J. Lambert, as. 6d. St.. Patrick's Day, a New Song, written by W. Swords, and Set . to Music by J. Lambert, is. ' Braiiston arid Lambert are ,now publishing . a Pocket. Compar(ion for the Flute, Violin, Oboe; or Clarinet, en titled APOLLO's VADE-ME CUM, containing Fifty slew. and pleasing Airs, Waltzes, Marches, Songs, Ste. ptiCeiS. 6d.' This Work will be continued Monthly. No old Music, excepting sucli as may - possess very superior Merit. be admitted; and as Branston and .Lambert mean to use every endeavour to obtain the property of gdod.modern Compositions, they flatter themselves their 'Pocket Companion will prove the most entertaining and cheapest of the kind hitherto published. Front the number of eminent Composers who already honour Branston and Lambert with their support, they are• entitled to flatter themselves, that in a very short time they will be able to offer to the Public a very exten sive Catalogue of Works published at their Warehouse • and from the number of experienced _ Engravers and Stamper 4 employed by B. and L. as also from their hav ing a capital' Press in the House, they are enabled confi dently to assert, that ;di work entrusted to them will be executed with precision, neatness, and dispatch. Touch not Trade and Cothrnerce,--Regulate the Markets of Money, and other l'ilarkets will soon regulate them selvas. This Day was published, price as. The Second Edition, of HUMANE SUGGESTIONS to MEMBERS of the FIRST IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,or an Appeal to the New Ministry, behjg . Urgent Reasons for New Laws respeding Credit and Famine. 44 Paper, the representative, not of opulence, but of want.--If you abstrad it from its use in gaming, to accu mulate your paper wealth, would not be the providence of a Man, but the distempered instind of a Jack-Daw." BURK!. 4, Where ends the virtue, and begins the vice ?" - • POP/. For a faithful Analysis, without criticism, of this Pamphlet, see the Monthly Review for February. London : Printed by and for K. B. Scott, at Franklin's Head, opposite Beaufort-buiblings, Strand. • Of Whom may be had, both Parts of the Cause of the Present threatened Famine traced to its Real SOuree, &c. TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION', - IN LOTS, At Storey's Gate Collic-house,.Great George-street, Westminster, By Mr. - SQUIBB, • On Monday the loth of April,. 1801, and following Day, QUNDRY FREEHOLD HOUSES, situate in Tufton street,. 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Returns from the several Pariihes, and rehder .them of More general . - WHERE' a Parish is 3:cry: Sniall, and tht Number. of HQuse-s, ir,considerable, the ... inquiry rnay be made by one Peson, but an extensiVe or very-popukonsPsrish twhetherin Town, or in Csusntry), ought to be subdivided, and each subdivision inquired rots, - by a different person. The Ac'}provides a suitable reward for the labour of performingthis duty; therefore a sufficient number of tnittriers,-, who are intelligcht; and who write well,' should be employed.' It would give little additional trouble, sod ptoduce Much useful information, it all names were set down in the primary !WS, as well as the profession, trade, or occupation of each individual. - • The Lists,. with the number of houses in.each, properly methodizen, shouiu be prepared previo - us to the Loth of March, to save time and trouble on that day, ,w when the account is to be taken ; and wherever it is Ihund pr#licable; the information should be collecied - ti the course of tliat very day, that names May neither be inserted. twice, nor en tjrely-othitted, Which might happen from families or individuals- altering their residericc.. 'The subdivisions of Parishes in Towbs should be inquired into, allotting a certain space to each persoll CllllooVcid . , ,inclosed within an imaginary boundary lin:: drawn thro - ugh thecentre of four streets, anti COntnining_frOm a hundred totOvo huncir.,:d houses, arat not a certain ;lumber of streets, lest corner houses - shonld be set down in two adjoining lists; and•rcel..ouect twice, 'ortle .taChed houses, belongings to no particular .street, be wholly overlooked. 'lle ACI oreseribes'that Soldiers, and Sea r 'men serving in certain vessels, are not to be notieed.as belonging to 'any particUlaiParish ; they will be accounted lot in their Regimental or Siiip-tolls ; tint an account is to be taken _of their re;peeliVe,Fainilies residiini at home. - The 'following - Form is recommended, for the primary lists, trots which : S hediz s • required by the A CI, may be drawn out. ' MALES. Numb. per Houset. NAw~S. Mary Wri ght. Joanna Wnght. Charlotte Wr;ght. Elizabeth Jones, Mary Fry, May Towns, , Mary Evanb, }it 1 i Elizabeth Myers, Flizabe.th Stanley. M'ary Staalcv. Airs. Jane Clark, Lucy P.aven; Houses. NAMES. OCCUPATIONS., • ?john ShocinAker.• Thomas Strong, Carpenter. ( - Jam% . - • •- , taM'a am NS , tight, Partner. { Thomas Wrigui John Thomson, Labourer in Husbandry. (Richard Jones', Apprentice. . C Walter Scott, Esq, No Profession. , 3 lames Stevens, servant. John-Ives, BQgKar• fhomas Wells, - Laurboer in Husbandry. Aaron Stankv, Gipsey. 5 Thomas Stanley, I? . ii ,B. The wholj',though in palt consisting'of Cl!ildre I I mbanciry, it.c. arc to be included it; the totals of persons, nuf4aurcs. • This Day,wa.s published, , In (Mayo, Price 2S. 6d. NUMBER 11. Be:ileated, by Special Permission, to HIS MAJESTY, . Of a NEW and PRACTICAL WORK, entitled, rpfiE_DOMtSTIC ENCYCLOPEDIA ; or, • A Concisa ANALYSIS of such DISCOVERIES, INVENTIONS, and I MeROVEMENTS, as are more imMediately applicable to the Purposes of Life : compte bending whatever des:rves to be known, or may tend to. promote NATIONAL PROSPERITY, in the various Branches of Rural and Domestic Economy : calculated for the Use of PRI VAT E FAMILIES, but more especially for the Accommodation of those who are not inclined to purchase the more voluminous and expensive Works. By. A. F. M. WILLICF4 M.D. Author of the Lures on Diet and Regimen. London: Printed .for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-strett ; Vernor and'Hood, Poultry; G. Kearsley, Fleet-street ; H. D. Symonds, and Thomas Hurst, Pa ternoster-row;. and the Author. • CONDITIONS.. t. This Work will be handsomely printed on a new 'Type, cast purposely for it, and, on a fine Dcmy Paper,' in svo. 2. Each Number will contain from Eight to Nine Sheers of Letter-press, and One or .more appropriate En gravings, besides occasional Wood-cuts, illustrative of the difti rent siibjeds. j. The whole Work will be completed, in at letst Twelve, or not more than Sixteen Numbers ; one of 4hitij .will appear monthly, in regular SIWAXSi:4 O II. - • rrICC 11.131 1 .0.-hivy Es C4C.:I ritialbcf. • DR. BUSBY'. MUSICAL JOURNAL, For the VOICE, PIANO roars, &C._ THE Second Numb et: of this esteemed Work, containing TWELVE New and Original Pieces, Vocal and Instrumental, was published on the first day oc - March, and is .to,be had at the Shops of all respettable Music-i.ellers, anti Pooksellers, . The Compositions in this Number are - all (if them by CUERUBINI, PICCINI, NIEHUL, STEINELTi DELAYILAi:, HAL att.,,Artuoco,. Busav, aralcitheremi-- neat Masters; and the Poetry, which is alt alit wiiitek purposely for the Work, is. by Dr. Woseo r, • Mr. Pvs, Capt, JA MEB Mt. 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N.O. t . co, , Qxfotd-aree.t.; and retail by nil endcro=of Medicine. Wigan, ,Aug. 29, 1797. . .The following incontestable, and pernaps the most won derful Cure ever performed by' the use of Medieines, attested 'and'. sworn to before 'Thomas Doneaster,' Esq.' Mayor of - the Borough of Wigan, in- the Count! of Lancaster, and addressed to Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, .. at of, Dispensary, No.- 57, Bridge -street, Manchester. Stit, IMUST confess that . 1 am at a ross how, or in what manner to' describe the,pieliire of • the former .state of .my disease. I think my . own, or any other . pen,. Unequal to conveying a full idea or the deplorable condition my whole frame was in. AtioUt IS yearsago, I was atrael:- ed with a Scorbutic Humour, which ,appeared in different parts of my body ; to 'repeat the,.train of regular medicinal means my disorder has led Me through, Would-be teZtious, • let it be sufficient to say, tharthe rentedie•l used were of the most varied kinds, all of which proved inetfeeluall my complaint increased to a truly alarming degree, my • body, from head-td foot, Was covered-with an inveterate scurf, which scaled off in great quantities, and fOr these_ last six years, however, incredible it may appear to the world,._ I can with truth assert, as hundreds of my neigh- - t bours are ready 'to testify,- that my flesh has literally been rotting from off7my bones, and that great part of the spinal Or back bone was quite bare ; my feet, front my ancle to my toe ends .were become one entire putrid sore, and in many parts the bones appeared, and in a d2e:iying Such was the putrid ,state of my body, 'that .it three dif ferent times all my finger anzt tae-nails came entirely off'; through.disease .I was deprived of the use of my lunbs, and the excruciating pain retarded my - sleep, so that lite itself became a 1.-tirden to me. In the month of February last, 'I was strongljr recommended •to stake trial'ef your Dropsi Of-which I had a bottle from Mr. William Lyon, of Wigan, your sole Agent for that Borough. ' In the use . of the first bottle, I tun a little alteration; but Infore 1 had finished three small bottles, I - was •in 'fat• recovered, that I'could, with the assistance of a stick, walk from Goulbourn to Wigan, a distance of six miles: I lierseve'red. in the use of the Drops till' had taken ten small bottles, • which, with the blessing of God, hay: restored me to a perfed state of health and' strength : therefore it is my-. wish and desire,' that the effiCacv Of A ntis,..orbUti,: Drops, to&ther with my Care, he pu'vlis , lied, for the good of mankind. .As witless my. hand, 7111119411 Y MAS * ON. Sworn before Thomas Doncaster, Fsq. Mayor. Win. Lyon, Books Aler, • . mes Penson,,Church,wardett, 1 • • Peter Shaw, Schoolmaster, Edward'Potts. - • • - „' re These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at .- ras. and 45. 6d, )rte tas. bottle is ettual.in quantity to three .4 . 5. 6d. Ones. They maybe had 'wriolesale and r tail, lit. Mr. • Ligdunes,. No. '5 . 7, Bridge -street, Maricheiter; anal, by 'appointment, by Howard arid .Evans, No. 45, 1A.:1g.-lane, - West Smithfield, sole 'Wholeale Agents in .London ; also sold retail by the following Perscns : H. Lundell, No.47,Minories; W. Clarke, No.cht), Bo rough; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapcl-; Jeboult and No. 150, Oxford-strt•et ; Knight, Norron Falgatc.; Kirk, No. il9, Cockhill, Rau:litre; Mr, Pidding, No. 76, Oi ford-street ' • Sutton, No: 141, Long-Acre ; 'run and B. 04: ton, Roval Exchange Crtirtle, .No. 1 . 27, Strand, .apposite xet,!l Chanv ,; - Ward, No. 32,4,_ liolboux.;;Wade, Old; 4',. , ;.,1-strcet, 'and No. t&3; Flealßeet. • [PRICE SIX I}ENCE.