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i • . 1 ". { ,:•,- , 'T - . 1 ' , .' ':•*- . ~, .•:.--,-, ..•.4 . _ • - . 14 " , .. ...... \ i ! e a V • . ' ~ - N„„..,, . ~. I .. k• 400 e;. R' rq , .: , . ~ z • 4, NUMBER 2590.. 1 ~. ~ ;.,~_ d ~.; THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1801. IPPICE six PENCE* . ~. TI2EATRE-AWA.I,, DRYRY-LAN E. . TOMORROW 'EVENING, Jan.., tSor, - Their 'lll4:sties' . Stryants NN ill.act THE INCONSTANT. With a New- Paiitornime" ealiM • HARLEQUIN AMULET Or, sTIIE MAGIC 4 + (Prit;*lo24 - A. • • With new Scenes,. Machinery, Dresses, and• Decorations.. l The new Ovettire, Songs, and Chitilt4ses, by Mr. Shawe, with Selections from the late. Mi. Storace, and Mr. Kelly. The - Panto:nizne Tunes scleetcri from the Welch Bards, by Mr. Byrne. Accompanied on the Harp, by Mr. Wiepart. To conclude with a MOVING PANORAMA. Harlequin, Mr. BYANE ; • And Columbine, Miss B.'M'ENAG - E: The new Pintntnime will be performed every Evening this week. ___ rELit,:z.N A ,Lirt, INstrlkA.xct6QH.-It..:E, -., town; Rr)-. 1 s -R I.F.T - • wf. A s f - '', ranuarr, 1?-or. A T this Sefflon of the Yqa i r,, .when tb4A44*#- *,.... r nl,, ter. of Families usually ifiv‘f..stitate their Ac nuts and_Orialfr:their .new A r range nt ents, !lit •i s prop r•ttt rOtind them of ti,te Seczity !I fligded by Li r t IN, rex VN ir .; - :tliti - - !)), the peculiar "Provisions" of this 0t1i...4 ibetturWritia..l.... , rE:1? of CHI LA WEN, on their attaining the AgC of Ala— urity. ' Lt. ?1 1 1 nstytt A !mi. standin4 recommended by tly. Iii.;11 oantlio f Parham:At, Which has' Wisely iutcl henevolenily from Cxecnp fro tilt: Income Tat Alm Sums. C, whit)) :ire , ~. F horsed 4. or this "provident purpose, cannot tice-A recos.l.- Inendation trout any other quarter. 1" TA A4S of ~the moderate, and rcduccd • Rates of thi, Ofticoare delivetcd gratis. ' - ' ..,. , P. B .. Oy!ER.s, .s,.:cretz,ry. . , This Day was tiatishp,d. price 35. 6d. . A LETTER tq the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, Ott s irk_7 — "t of ISSUSS u, SP I:. VI F. At- the BANK,of EZ4((;LAND, on the PRICE-F. pkovisloNs, v..nd otfier Commo4ities • tip' t/..TEg BOYD, M. P. ftedea.nt luau:rum Ternpora ptiscum. h ay.av'. Z. L. 4. Printed :or Wrii,ht, IC.GE IVE ilL's Dar. 24, Jgc,). C(.IN"I'Re:CT.S . J2R AR IT} Pi: in tie L qi 61.11. 2e,v; El', R. S 4?2 ,1L D NE Y. NT"'r ICF ' /` S fir. ro ItRE.4I) 1, , It s rl D 1:..0 ES in G L'ESZ SE 1, 7ERSEr, a 1.31,,k,v.. , .)", tle Deliveries to thetst-ID.ty ti/at Projocalr ink, sealed rip, and marked CO AItRACT FOR Agit"( BREAD, rereivii at ibit Offi:e, from thh thee till the 17th Day cf j4ltoary mext. Proposal.r neade for t,lcarb bland separate}, altkotegh. tit; sane rnaLr tender fir the whole. rarticYlarr and tlndliltncr cf the Contr.:ll: ma;' Bad at tb!r.officr or at Ihad-qaarters in the Islands cf Gp.crni t y and 9`er:e . r. _ _ _ - Tins pay Was . publi.shed, A N .Attion, elegantly printed itl Oaavo, prtCe 6s. ' lioa • A ToY AGE DU IEUNE ANACIIARSIS EN GRECE, dans iv Milieu du Quatrietne Si le avant Chretienne, abrege de l'Ouvrage de L'AbbilSarrheleiny a POsagede la jeunesse. 2. The Travois 'ot' Anacharsis the Younger. in Greeee, during . the Middle of the Fourth Century, before - the Cfnistian 2Era ; ahridied.front . the original Work, by Miss Butler; a. New Edition, being the. Third, with an accu rate Map of Greece, All elegant Plates, by Richter, price 7s. 6d. boards., Printed for Vernor and Hood ; T. Boosey ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; Otrklg.- and Som . ; and T. Hurst, HON E Y . -LAN IMET,.. CITE A.PSIDE, 4;" • • I4quary 6, iSor. SUBS - iITUTES FOR 'BRE!‘I.). ESSII... E. and T. KENIIBLE:are Selling at thii place RICE to the POOR,. ONLY, at I , 6Utti•-1) 144CEPper lb. to the Public at Si' -penee per lb. or. rFifty t two Shillings per by. the Barrel, of about t ,cvcit. each. • • GROITIOrtift E' at Sixpence-halfpenny ,per lb, or Fifty.4even'khillings per cwt. ; by the Very,l7nz RICE FLOOR at Sevenpeme-hilfpenny.per lb. Of Sixtv,six. Shillings per cwt. by tttc Barrel. Mr. r.l.t.cnible is Selling POTATOES at Three Far things.per lb. and to such Poor :u buy Meat hegives them Potatoes The.S4ops are open this and every Day from' Nine. in Writing to four in the Afternonn ; and on Saturdays from . Nine - to Four ; op . ris again at Six, and shuts at Ten &Clock irvtlie Evening. • On Saturday, the Tragedy of,Kitt Lear.. On Monday, this Tragedy of Pizarro. A new Opera, in Two Aels, called. The Veteran'. Tar, is in rehearsal, and will be produced irninediately. •• • This Day was publishici, Price r.a. Crown, • DOMESTIC UNION . ; aft, LONDON AS IT SHOULD BEI CO NTA:IN ING• CIBSERVATIONS. on the Pres(mt State of i tic Nlnni,ipality ot: LONDON::; with Hints for its'. Etttensien and Improvement ;---together with- Re- Inarks on the - Wxs r- Istui A. DOCKS in the Islas of •Docs';—the Wm! Nn-DocK. s :--the Projects for Lin», iproving LAIN too N.BE 1 nGE; aid for making a NrAy . litb i ' BRIDGE across tit,: TitAm ; —the CAN-AL On So u -SIDI , . of the itivaa ; and the several N.Lvf STit s under presentl,COntentphition. By the Av T ttO a at therparixTous GLOM, • " Populous CifieS . .'please rite then, • " And the husy,Hupt of Mett.':" Printed for J. Walter, ClUting Crass ; and sold by 1. Sewell, ,Coraill. THEATRE-ROYAL, COViNT:GAIWiN. T O -MORROW. EVENING, Jan. 9,18 oz, will be performed, MACTIETI-T. After which will be perforrtml a Pantomime Entertain ment, cal led, HAItLEQUIN's TOUR ' - • Or, The DOMINION OF FANCY. GERMAN THEATRE, No. VIII. This Day was published, Elegantly printedund with a beautiful Pfsti.., designt4 by 1. Thurston, Es 4. and engravedby Raim bad: price as. r rilE ROBEtERS, a Tragedy, by Scbiller ; tranilated by Benjamin Thompson,. Esq.. Printed for Verner and Hood, No. 31, Poultry; and sold by every Bookseller and Newsman in the Three King. Horns. ' ~„ Plays already published, price- Is. 6(1. each. No. r. The Stranger, from Kotzebue, designed by Thurston, engraved by Raimbach. 2.. Pizarro, ditto, dittos Neagh:, 3. Lovers Vows ditto, ditto, Ankersmith. 4, Otto, BaboOtto, Neagh,. lnd:an Exil ,l(otzebue ditto, Ankersmith. 6. IlenxoWskv, ditto, Stothitrd, Heath. 7. Kontgsmafk, Reit z;:nstein, Thurtton, W,lrren. 8. The Roaberi,"Kotzeb;te, ditto, nalinbach. 9. Conscience, • inland, ditto, ditto. to. Pagobert, ditto, ,ditto.. N. I. A taw Copies a:a printed .on large Paper, with het Impressions of the Plates, price 35. each. gnez de Castro, a I ) 4.4tugoec Tragedy, by Quito, uni form with the above, pi i , ;..• is. With entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and, Decorations. The Overture and Music composexl by Messrs. Moore head and Attwood. Pantonlime invented by Mr. T. Dibdin, and produced (with the Dances, sec.) under the entire diteclion of Mr. Bologna, jun. The Pantomime *Pens wi t h Th e REG IONS of FANC Y, and conetudes,with FAN CV's IYAVI L L lON . On Saturday, the New Comedy cif the School for Pre jucGee. Mr • 05(;)it Will" repeat the Cliar. Ae'r of Richard. the l .' Third on Monday next ; and every 'Monday . till further'. mice. The New Comedy of the School for-Prudice be repeated next Week. on Tuesday, Thurs day, att,Satur day only. leicilitithiLfsPctur4he Charaaer of Kitely, in Every in "in /tumour, Wednesday.' The new Pantomime pciffornie4 every Evetling: • this Week and the next: . Ladies and GentlemC o he have. ilacei for lot:. si4cvcd -4,1k. ing Ni4hts of thralerf ComOy Life, *i 1 I tikie 4us no. • 4. 1 tice of its reAc.tition. • TO BE SOLD pyJki/CTION, (Unless disyosed by Private Contrad) , Must Desirable MANSION, cleiightfultv situated on a Hill, commanding a beautittd and e.:IC-. ..;.-,.v.lVieW of the Ti'.l,:r at rrown of Ipswich, and the surroundinic COUlltr . • ' of a DravVing.rchin, at by ,t 6 6, Dinini,•-rot.:., • one size; Study, Breakta,t rooln, Vestibule, .. • convenient Attics, Kitchen,' Servants' 11...11, L.zondry, and other Officesl Coach-house, Stabling for six Horse's and Seventy-three Acres of rich neadow and Pasture Land, Twenty Acres of which lie in Ring Fence; and forms a PlidclOck, with a Cottage, or Gardener's House, at the bottom. A Put chaser may be 'accommodated with the Twenty Acres, or Severity-three, athia,nption. About Nine Acres and the.Cottage-are,Com,holci. The situation of the above is worthy the attention -of any Gentleman, being in a fine Sporting tihniitry. Ips wich is 69 miles from London. Mail and other Coaehei daily. , TABEs DORSALIS, and the DISEASES, of the SE. MINAL FUNCTIONS, Sec. PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS on cheTABES DORSALIS. This Day were published. Price ss. in large 0 aavo, bound in boards, the Second Edition, with - very coniitierable Additinus, of • DRAC FICAL . ESSAYS and REM ARKS on that species of Consturytion ineklent to Youth, anti thedilftrent Slays of Life, Lointn6nly eallel•Tabes Dor sails ; with an account of the Nature, Causes, and Cure of tit it Distemper; dernonstrAting its banzful E il*:•t'ts on the finest funatons of th: tut I Econonty, including the Diseases arising therefrom; I the Nervous Atro phia, the Exoncirosisi or Polluttio . Noatirtia, and the or Consumption in general. With Histori:::l of cases occurring in the Author's Praaice during the last fourtten years, and Prewriptions for the it errit:dieS, translated into English for the benefit of•the Public. • 1 alluary 8, taos. PUBLIC are most respettfully jn order to prevent disappointments, that Mr. P o rre c; GREAT IitSrPORICAL PICTURE will be finally' *moved frortri.ondotr, at-the close of 'the present Week, beyond which time the Exhibition of the STORMING of SERINGAPATANI will not on any account be ex tended. lista' The Promenade View of the Painting, as usual. Admittance (every day from Nine o'Clock till Dusk), One Shilling. • I.YCEtru, Tlte•Preinises are in exceeding good repair. -I inmecliate Possession will be given. ' For Particulars, and Ticketi to vie* the Premises, ap. ply to Messrs. josselyn and Son, Ilcistead, 111$WICh. , - 'EGYPTIAN, T.URICISIT'aricI GRECIAN . ' EXHI. • By 11. ST, JOHN NEALE, fellow of the Royal' Academy of Surgery,in Paris ; of . the University of Layden ; and Surgeon in London fornorly Surygetin-Major to the sth P...giment . of Infan try, and the Royal Hospital at Chatham. - Sold by J. Walker, NQ. raternbster-row ; R. Fatilder, New Bond-street; and at the Author's house, •";. tatfYilftW. ,‘9,ho t ;square. • r or _pa . aili culat account of thema . ture and utility a the above Work, the Readers are ret;-ra-Ki to the Biogra phical, Literary, and Scientific Ntgazine . for last June, from pa .; - c 116 to 121. I\T O w . 1 8 1: L Une r r ti C on as t t i l e o .s t r y e t e h t e , i L r e h ic j e a s n t l ej r - y s tilusaorte, AdmittanCe One Shitting A GENTLEMAN who has been Clanicaly Z - 1.. Educated, wishes to engage himself as a P RI VAT E TUTOR, to instruel one young Person, or more, in the Dead Languages.--The most unwearied assiduity would be exercised, both for the moral and intelleaual unprove- Merit of his Pupili. —A retired and comfortable sithation is his principal objea. Letters (post-paid) addressed to L. V. at Mr, Currell's, /I' l lo-street, 'Winchester, will be duly attended to. P. S. The Advertiser has no objedion ttifeceive pro. loss's from any eligible Seminary. A COMPANION to theCEOC RA MICA L CAZIrr. TEERS, for the USE of SCHOOLS, STUDENTS, LIBRARIES, PUBLIC ROOMS, &c. This I?ay Wa3 rtlt,sllShed, In One large Volume Octavo, los. 6d. in boards, or bbund and lattvrztl, MITE UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL and DICTIONARY, containing. a WANTED, near EPSOM or EWELL, ASmall detached - COTTAGE, UNFUR.: WISHED, a , Stable and Garden, and if a Nfeadow adjoining, the more agreeable. Any . Person Wishing to parr with a place of the above description, may inirriecli ately hear of a Tenant, by applying to Mr. Ciron, N. 82, Park -street, Grosvenor-square. DRESSES, FOR THE BIRTHDAY. THE Nobility and Gentry are 'most respea. A folly informed, that an Elegant .and Tasteful Va. ?lay of MUSSES for COURT, having •been §eleeled with peculiar attgition to the present Fashion, are now on Sliew at the WARE-R.OOMS of the MANUF4C. TURERS, consisting of a peculiarly New and Elegant Union Striped. Velvet for Trains, with,or -without Gold, and Silver; also the Union Spotted Velvet and C;old Cliambotry, and many others equally elegant and r.ou vent:. • ROBARTS and PIONVICIAN, Ma'nu - fadurers to the Royal Family, No. t, Chandos.street, ,Covent-gardot. • A FRESH' SUPPLY:, just received, 4,N0. 4'3, I/mg- M Lane, West Smithfield. • . . . , ESSRS. HOWARD and EVANS most re spea futty Inferm the inhabitants - of, this town and places adjacent, that they have just received a fresh supply of Medicines front' Dr. Llgtium, ot: Manchester, contsst_ ingot', those most tXCQ't lent Antiscorbutic „Drops, do tini. scrsally resorted to for their extraordinary supericr.l , ,.• in all - 'eennpiziints of the Scurvy, Leprosy, kneumnisin, llticers, and other disorderi.arn:ing from linputities.of the *10041 . , i &c. • Ladies and Gentlemen may have their order, Cdirtieted hi dozens, ir/r half dozens, to a iingle 4s. 6,t butt .' - ' ... , • . , • 'f. :.The virtues-of ;this celebrited Medicine h*eLbeen dis, glaresi by many eminent C u r es i n t hi s Country. Indeed setirce a persOn who ptirchases one .}:i. 61. bottle; but' has reasotViOsountlits pulse, At this 6445il of the year, they arc recommended to the particular attention of those. spb. j e 'q-,t 0 .0,1e. curvy. 1,,:c. . 411 :), :14 1 m's - Lotion,' - which is found a 'sovereign L t and all ScOrinatic,tritetions of ..the reinetty mu' Mita, V 4 Ce,' ttn4. $l 4 -in,;ll4:Ave.kar A .- -iolent or lit,sfigul,ing . I:4ls° for P" n Plc 4 • 1 : plotFltes, redness of the nose, chir,, 3:el ..tod fur every - Impurity or untratural appearance Yvt t h .which thelkitvraaybeatfedd:*_To be used as a common-wash for cleating and improving the complexion. r —Sold, with . • proper dirediOns, at . 2s. gel. the Pint boftle, • ', • , Likewise Mr. Li,lntim's Pills fora' certain disease, With. out Ake least confinement in /kily S - C2SOII, restrain r ..of diet, or. hindrance or business, when all other methods -have tailetl.--Price 2s. gd. th , 2 box, with directions. . . . These Drops az.: sold in Moulded 'square betties,' at 12S. 11 9 4s. 61. Onet as. bottle is equal in quantity in three 4sz-6d. ones. - They roily be had xi; twiesale anti retail. at Mr. Lighum's, No. 557, Bridge,„street, ,Manchester „ and b, Y appointment, ar ileit-ard and Eviuts, No. 41,1.0ng- Clane, We Sniithfieltt, Foie Wholesale-Agents in London ; o sold retail .. by the following persona : .1 , 1. Conde'', No. 47, Minor:es; W. Cla r ke; .o. 269, Borough ; j:..r.. 43 Tr, NO. 33; 'Whitechapel.; jebirult and Co. No. !so, b xford.atreet ; Knight. Norton Fulgate ; Kirk, No. lig, ewk4llll, Ratcliffe; Mr. -Pidding, No.7ti, (Y xford,strel:t : Sutton, No. rdr, Long Acrd; "rott and Boltor., Roya) Exchange; Turtle,. No. itz., Strand,. Opposite Exeter Change;-VilatJ, No. 3.4, ' Holborn; lila4c, Oli bond nrCtis -110 No. 163 ; riatt-stlert. . IX/ANTED, a BOX for the alternate Weeks V V - at the OPERA, during the Season, on the Tier even with the Stage, or on the Tier over that; no higher intik - Muse will do. • - Enquire of Mr. Dwerrhouse, Watch-maker, Berkeley pquare. FASHIONABLE DANCING. PRIVATTUITION: T Messrs. ALLEN and Co.'s DANCING ACADEMY, No. Ig, Sherrard-street, Golden square, Ladies and Gentlemen, who have learned imper fectly, or not at all, are-privately taught in the most,ele gant monner every Description of Dance in -Modern Pr.s ice. Extra Exertions will be made to hasten the prcgress'of such Foreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Vessels, Country Re;idents, and others, who can devote .btit a short time to ads accomplisbnient—they may siettin the house during . their Tuition--about a fortnight may be sufficient. • Mr. ALLEN informs . his Scholars, Friends, and the Pttblic, at the. East End of, the Town that he. has re. , rniiverl front his other Acadar ' ty, in Heydon-square, where "he has resided these last six ye trs, and is fitting up an Academy at No. to, Great 'Via-street,. Goodin:ill's fields, which will he opened on the lath of thiSmontli. -Broad Sword, , Fencing, and Nilisie taititlit. The' only WAREHOUSE for CUlsious tine I , I. ANN EJ.. . 1) ANDOLPHNOTT, Flannel-draper to lifer lkiajesty, No, lot, Neweate-street, begs leave to acquaint the Nobility and Public, that he has now on sale a large Assortment of the very•best Welch, Salisbury, Ahergavenny, and other Flannels, White and Colonic(' Baizes, Wane Linseys, Servs, Swanskin for Iroliing Cloths, White and Scarlet Bath Coatint, and panicularl) a .White, Flannel, of very curious manufacture, for Gen tlemen's Under-waistcoats; Shirts, fe.c. with a variety of Scarlet Flannel a 410,i •1 , , _j i b, Bahitti; of 411 ~ vinthit, far covering Carpet; Door:, 6swen Cloths; plain and with yellow bottlers, tor 1,„,. Wes, and Spotted Flannels for Dressing-gowns. Like wiseehls Real nine-tunes-dyed Blue FlannM, Stockings, Chives, Cap's, and Socks, articles which have so justly and universally acquired.the greatest reputation, ter their extraordinary efficacy in the. Cure of the Rheumatism and Gout. , Patent- Fleecy Hosiery manufaetured in various articles. Whitey Blankets, on very low terms. . N. B. Elegant Patterns of Printed Flannels for Lidys' Dresses, Cloaks, &c. • • e& - RCFIER 'and . HAUGI-iTON's Irish Poplin, .11 Tabbinet, and Family Mourning Warehouse, No. 8, I lennetta-Street, Covent-garden, Manufacturers and Mcr eers to . Her Majesty, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince ' and Princess of Wales, Duke and Duteliess of York, Dutclies,s of Wirtemberg, and Prineeases, &c. elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the dilke..rif Branch' ' s of di.: Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sytficiently established, in the opinion of a clisc.oating Public, the decided superiority of Archer and HiluOtott's Poplins and Tabbinets, gold and silver Cfnambernes : . for Court DrC34S, Turbans, Arc. to ' render it unnecessary ter that HouSe.tet reply to tlie.tdver . tisements of °then, whose cbiet pretensions to the Mile is the 'copying of their Advertiaemetits They have the. honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that their Warehouse is stodked with a gre.a.:r variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in anti:ether . House in Town, which they arc onabled,to sell ni prices (for ready money) much lower than thuptirau be had for elsewhere, the Nvliotc being of.theieoivanianufaCture : they consist of White and black Bombisins, Chainhcery anti Muslin, - Cambric Sarsenets, Rasditnores for Widows, . A rmozines, dress Barcelona Servs, Ltitestrins, CYprits Sarseniits Poplins, Mades, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Hand.: kerchiefs, Bomb stets for Servants, &e. also a great Choice of Patterns • in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, ter slight .Mourning.;---English yard:- wide Poplins of a supaiUr qua lit y,' ts. 6d. per yard a Vehures, double black Serges, anitri,i4,lrish Tabbinat diarem Patterns; plain, cord ' ed,".citaln, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black.; they never grow , rusty or greasy in wearnfg, being of the very best triple dye; - Any article bought at.their House not giving the fullest satisfaCtionlvill be taken hack, and,the money returned, eta second price ever 4cing asked.• N. 13.., The greatest •vitrietytaf Gold arid Silver Chant ' berr ftrblins for LadieS Court Dresses, for the Queen's Birth Day, ever opreci ,for sale. in this Kinidom : they have been approtterior by tier lajesty arid the Princesses. Also a large assortment of rich T,„ahbinets for Penticinen's Court Dresse. • Merchants-supplied to any r amount. . . it I E--One Patna equal to 04m—shilling in Flour or liread.--Best Carolina perlb, or s cs. per cwt. 't0111.; (imity),,3l(l. per lb, Ground .Best. Grou Rive per lb: !lest Li:Kt./101U 74d.. per lb. Scotch Bitley 311 d. to 4d. per lb. OSE NO TIME—Buy nqcv—SUOAR, TEAR, RICE, &c. are - and v‘4ll be Dearet—but now selling Cheafter thin can be bought (for teadY.Mo-tieY only), at EA.GLETON' , and Old-established Tea Warehouses, the. Original Gras hopper, No.. }s, and No. 9,' ilishopsgate;street Within,tear Cane. hill t .—Caution Be careful nor to be ithposed on by the Sign other - G rasshoppers, BagietOrt 'aril Co. On ty)a re the Original Grasshopper, netr thirty years, nor have they. any conne6tion with aity other I Tow of the same name, &e. nor have any persons in the Kingdom any authority to use'(or sell Teas, See. in) their name or tirrn. N: 114 i thclerri by Penny or General Post, inelosing Bank or. Good Bills, sent to mtail amount, Of eh Inge re turned in Goods or orders for payrnent on delivery, to Coach, Carrier, &c. for Town or Country; duly attended to, wholesale 'and retail, and sent, as per order, to-any Part, Place, Coadh, Carrier,'lnn, Wharf, &e. ii London; request timely notice with Orders, 'and Inqulrers only must pay postage. One °Mice to every Poun,l of TC.I over weight. Brown Moist" Sugar to &di. per lb. Lortp ditto trii. to tad. per Better sorts ctitapor in proportion. faithful of the Lives, Attions, and Characters of the most Eminent P.-rions of all Ages and all Conntrics. Also the Revolution-I of States and the Succession of So- L-reiiii'Princes,. Ancient and Modern. collected from. the besi , Authorities.- and - containing nearly Two Thou sand Articles more than arc to be found m the General Biographical "Dictionary, itt Fifteen NrOlunieL., or in any similar Work. yMIN WATMNS, A.M. LL.D. The following :Critical Approbations of this Valuable Dietibtiary have already appeared : ‘. Upon alninute examination of this Dittionary, we are pleased with-the industry and judgment displayed' in , its exoctittod. So useful a Volume has. not for - a lovig time fallen in dm. way t and.- eve are astonished at the great nim iber of original which it contains. Of these thzre are at it ast tWo t hottsand, We, recaml'aendit: u:s iduable Biographical KnoWled.4o, to all, whCi . etionot wc1140140. large Callettions. To Young Persons in 'particular ft• must be a yerj. a.:ceptanle 'pre. wnt.—•Losidens Review.- 4 ! Vie reel. meal pleasure in:the introdtlaian of this complete and valtrabl,l; Work into the hands of Young Persons. Such it 4.1.5 a Blog-ralqdcal 41,d I listori- Library, includinz all Ay,es and Connifs, was a de:. in our Language. The aisle manner in which .Ited does liormur m . the p. _see and I arninn of 'Ably Preieptor. P for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Pall's Church. rant; sold by 'r . and , :Weir :end Hughes Pat i roster-row by E. • Inttint, at the juvenile and School Li4rars, is 157, New .4oild.street ; anct by all Book.— StAtiOlWs, N, h. 'first Mains and Teachers maybe able to inspect‘ this Book hr the Shops ()fall respectable Ptiblisher hereby en,.nes with the Trade to ex;:hange, at any time, new and petted Copies of it for any other Book of his Publication. • This Day was publish:A, .10 01:,"lavo, Price is. 61. se,wyd the Fifth Edition, of rl -3 1 - 1S -LAWS reslieitinc , LANDLORDS, TENANTS, and' LODGERS, laid down in a plain and easy Manner. With, Direetions concerning Leases, Assignin-tiits, Agreements, gepairs, %Voste, tices - to Quit, &c. Demand and Payment of Rent, Dis. tm•Ss . and E;jettment, iv to the present time. Also of Estates tot tine, for 'Years, .tactCopyhold Estates. 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The Laws . respiccling Tithes, for the lallirmation of Tarmers, Clergymen, dee Ilvo. 4:64. London - I fthtted feat W. cltoike Spn, Porthpl strtet, Lincoln's TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, at the Angel inn, in the Town. of Ludlow, in the County of. Salop, on Thursday. the-10th Day of Februarynext„ between the Hears of Three and Six i • o'Clock n.the A.fternottb, subject to Conditions of Sale,' unless Dispose.V:of in toe 111&111 titllC by Private. Con tri,Cl,..of winch due .tiotice will be given ; • Lot i. 1 Very . Spatous, F.Aegant, anti Sub. staatial BRICK-BUILT MESSUAG F., with its Appurtertsinca,„atiost ti , :s)t. ,ol ',-"- if 1 " ..... " J 1 , SiLlnittli iu ON4a- - ,i,,,,t; l a uttiritv, Inco the' Residence of Tolderay, and• since of Dr. Moseley, datra:ied. The Premi , as, which are Freehold, and were entinly built within these last thirty years, consist of a very coin. plena Ind convenient Mansion House, in perfect repair, and tit for the reception of a large Family • having on the Ground Floor an handsome Entranct•-h.ll and Staircase, neat Brcakfast-room, Dining-room 18 feet by t 6 feet 6 inches, with a deep Recess for Side:boat! ; Drawing-room 21 feet 6 inches by tB, fitted up with great taste and tie. gance ; Housekeepers- room, Servants'. hail, Butler's pantry. Larder, large Kitchen, and excellent Collaring tinder the whole ; Brewhous, with an abundant supply of Water, Poultry-yard, anti other Domestic ()dices, most conveniently arranged. On the. First Floor, six very hand some, airy Bedchambers, and two Dresiing.rooms ; and on the Attic Story, fun r exce:dingly comfortable Lodging rcoins, with Back-stairetise to ditto. A Lo a:ioomy Your-stall Stable and Coach-house, with Granary,'; on Hay-lofts aver same, and an exceeding good Garden adjoining ilia florist., Walled in, and well stocked with Nutt Trees, now in their prime. Possession may be had .it Lady-day next. Lot 2. ' A FA kM; of which immediate Possession may be had, .sitnate on Whitcliffe, within the distance of a Quarter of a, Mile from 1.11410 W ; cansisting. of a titnall Messuage," with a Barn, Stable, Itzast-house, bald-yard, and other convcaiencies, and about 3i A. a R. 101'...011010 Or less) of very fertile Arabic and Meadow Land, judicious ly laid out, and in a state of high and improved Cu triva. non: _ • _ , These Prtmises are held for the remainder of a Term of Titirty.one Yean, of Whidl TwAty .tilte were unexpired at Michaelmas last, under the Coininissioners of thJ Lud low Paving Aa; 4t the Ift,, , ,thr Rent of 231. ss. 9d. are most abundantly produelive, and would. prove an advan. tageous as Itirell as iwreeable employ and amusement to any Gentleman pu:cliasing Lot z, and disposed to Farm on .1 a.nall _ 'rhe P 1,-r if these Premiies will be 411m1ved by the . Coomlis , at the eloiration of the tho Value of Ali 1, '.1418s erected, ;iod pfAnted theicon, during the • - - . , N 13. he 1. i ye,. and 13tad S rock, and Implements of Hushandfti on the above-farm, will be Sold (on thil Pte. 'stases) on the Morning of the 49th of,February, at Ten • For -views of thy, Pranises, apply to the Oc. cuoier4:l and for fart:it:l. Partkulari, to bics.sN. Baxter Lloyd, Solicitors, - Ludlow. - 4 .- rocK.EKsTON, LEICEsTLRSHLRE.. •.ro SO.E.,I3II4'PI:MkTE CONTRACT, A Most Desirable . FRh.`llll-101,1) ESTA:IE, I. consisting of the YTANOR the Perpetual An Vo %v. SO:' of the RECTORY and ale TOWNS ft ll' or Hain. l et o f sT,) K Ea.s.ll - 0 NI, in the County of Leicestvr, which cont,iiis 06 Attics or 'there:thous, of very T 4.11 sleatiort and Crazing Land a neat Mansion-House, a 00d c.ornmoAioil:, 'Farm-1 tonsil., with spitahle Out-build. ino to each, and eight ;all in Ko4xt j rhe Land comprises 3o Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood C; round, .Wherron are growing i j large and - vain. , able Oak Timber Trees, suitable for His Ataie.ty's - Dock. y a rds, and 650 - smaller Oak 'frees. The UnderWoott is cut annually in certain proportions, which cairn. round every )8 years, and consists of very tine Ash, fini s and other Poles. 'rime itre,ali;o X&4 Timber a.iit tuner Trees of 'Asia and Elan growing in the hetlge,row s. Sto,:kerston is' distant about tulles from Leicester, 11 44dIrti itant'ird, .aiut 3 Iron ppinghatu, „and is situated in a Tine Spotting Country, in which two Pacts of Fox. . Munch are kept. 'rite LAM-Tax of this Estate is reticemed, The .Promises may be viewed on application to Robert Walker, Esq. at the Nlansion-liouse, Stacker ton ; and printed. Par - tit:Mart ertay be had at the C liarnhers of Messrs. Pennington and Lanab-Bunding, Temple, Luf:don ; at tits principallnns in !Leieetner t Stan.;lora, 4nd' tipping ham ; of Mr. King, at Grantham; aad at ri ,Mice:i of Nlvss . r;:. 1.. y and Th'orp,,', in York ; and Mr, Ternpk, in Leje,!ster ; and Plans of,the Ettakt be left tvitb Mr. Walker ar4 Mr. King. ti ~~ ',