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Septennial, Triennial, and Annual Policies, re main in force fifteen days after the Quarter-Day on which .they respeaii• - •ely become due. On Saturday next will b.: published, A SHORT VIEW of the CATHOLIC EX QUESTION, in a Letter to a Counsellor at Law in Dublin. By the Hon. HENRY Aug USTUS DILLON; M.P. Prinv4 for J. - Dabrett, oppOslte Burlington-House, Piccadilly. Fehruitjo. Mai; rr HE COURT of DI RECTORS of -IL UNITED COMPA NY of MERCHANTS tf ENG LAND trading to the East Indira, do hernts. give Islake;‘ That.: General Court of the said C.onpatfy will be bell at their Howse, in Leadenhall-vreet, on TUESDATObe of March next, at Eleven o'Clcek in the Po - envoy, whet the following Utanintaws Resoltaien of the Court of Dire:firs 'od r the zzib ins:amt, will be laid before the said GenSral Ccurh This Day was published, price is. 6d. The SECOND EDITION, with ADDITIONS, CONSIDERATIONS on the CORONA TION OATH to maintain the PROTESTANT RELIG lON, and the S ETTLEM ENTottbeCHURCH of ENGLAND. With Observations on Mr. BUTLER.'s Pamphlet, and other's. • • By. JOHN REEVES, Eig. Sold by J. Wright, Piccadilly. • AFOREIGN GENTLEMAN, about forty years of age, who hai made the complete Tour of Europe, and acquired some knowledE,e in several Conti iental Languages, would be happy to meet with a favour , i bie opportunity of going abroad, with one, or two young Noblemen or Gentlemen o f F ortune , i n t he capacity of a PRIVATE TUTOR, or COMPANION. To procure I mutual, agreeable Comet:lion, is rather the objea of wish than Pecuniary Advantages ; and with regard to Moral Characterbilittes, kc. the Advertiser,, who has i osy resided upwards of twelve years in this Country, will rive every sansfidion requirid. . A Line (post aid) directed X. Y. Mr. Dawson's, Batik toffee-house, mhill, London, will be dutattended to. rr This Advertisement will not appear any more. - _ AVANTZD .TO PintCI4.A.SE, . THE ADVOWSPN of TWO LIVINGS. One from zoo!: to goo/....yer anh t the other from gaol. to 6c•oI. per aim. Letters addressed (post. paid) to V.. 6. at the ?nice, Oxford, will be attended to. eh, That . sitATtlitsi , is hero), 'iv en formorly of Finglass, itv the CoUntY f Dublin, but late of the City of Dublin, Esq. Barrister t L a w, deceased, by - his last Will and Testament', been.- ag date the c th Day , of. Septembers 1 79 2 , among others made the folrowingßequests : To Henry Pearson, then ut of the Kingdom, and to Elizabeth Pearson, his sister, icing the son and daughter of Henry Pearson, formerly of icide-streer, and long deceased, to each the surd of tool. ; hd to each surviving Son and Grand-sra, Daughter and ;rand-daughter of his cousin,. ROgeePearson,, deceaAed, to what should-remaht of his Fir tuie, at ter payment of his Debts and the Legacies in said gill mentioned,. he directed that one equal moiety - of sa'a i u rplusage might bq, dividt.4 by Exccutor, between he Sons and Daughters, G ran us and Gland-daughters, f his cousins, Henry and ltoger rearson; both deceased, hare and share Arid said' Matthew Pearson by...his alt Will clinched, that his Estateol'CrostiwellSrown, nd part of Kiltecl, in the . County of Kildare,, should de cend to his 'Heir at Law, ha not then knowing whom to eiminate as such. All Persons havini any right or claim in k ier the fespeciive Devises in said Will, ate requested to ,pply to Richard Tears:on, Esq. sole Exeoutor of 'said atthew Peltson; at No. 129, fames-street," in the City SDuhlin, stating their respeetive affi n i t y- to said Matthew 'eargon, in ort:er that their Rights may be particularly rnrystigatecl asceftaiaeci. Dublin, the gth Day of February, antial 0.6, aot. VICKERY's TIVIT REA ERIAL . DR••SSES, Universally aciiiiircti for their inimitable Qualities. ,• • isEAuTy.. IrtHESE Flekl Dresses pmess such Tas'te and E jegance, that they adorn the Handsome Of all Ages s ju t improve the Defetis of Nature or Accident. _ _ . . They are so useful to Ladies of every Age, that they inal comlete their Head Dress in the most becoming ; tyle in apew MillUtCS. _ ..FASHION. T h e y have the peculiar Excellence of not being known k o in Nature, and arc so fashionable that they'. are worn by Most dfstinguished in•every Court in tisropc: . . UNIVERSAL CONVENIENCE. These I-lead Dresses are so happily formed, and so,Well &mired to rite Conntenance. and Corpplexion' of the %fearer, that the Young they grace, the Alidelle-aged, they pliven, and the Elderly they dignify. No. 6, Tavistock-street, 'Covent-garden. PENIVA DUPLEX. • I3Y His — Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, !he newly invented Machine 'for - WRITING with IWO PENS, producing at the same instant TWO OR L. ;I NA LS, according to The common mode of Writing, is ,uered to, the Comalereial, Political, 'Legal and Literary world, as well as to all Persons desirous of preserving aithentic records of their Correspondence, Statements, ',:ompositions, &c. Src. This Invention, which is reduced to a pradice both' tasy and free from every defea, has been sanctioned bp be patronage of some of the most distinguished Chdrac. :cis in the lcingdnin, and of several Foreign Ambassadors. klany Persons, who Brut been obliged to have,. recourse-to he Copying, or rather Pressing . nichine, have experienced moat COMplete*tiSbC.llolllll - the clic of the DO ÜBL E R I TER. Ihe trouble and inconvenience attending the Former are totally superseded by the latter, which is so. 'icily formed, that there can be no mistake in its use, and construacd on such me=chanical exadaess and solidity, as to preclude the necc,sity of all repair. By this machine, on the merits of which alone, the Pa,' entee rests his pretensions to generil encouragemedt, the kterchant and Trader, those.concerned in the various de )artments of the Public Service,. Gentlemen of almost !very description in the Law, and all persons engaged In in extensive and important correspondence, will be ena.. • )led,'not only to save great trouble and eVpetice, but also o avoid the possibility of incorrectness, to, which the best npylsts are too frequeibtly The DOUBLE WRITER will be found peculiarly tseful in copying Draw'ins, and to Gentlemen who travel t'must be more valuable in point of accuracy and.secreey, han the most able and confidential Amanuensis. The necution of the Macliine is.so (madly minute as to render t impossible to discover the slightest difference in a hair troke, or - in the marks of punctuation. The space oe.; upied by the Machine is very trifling, as it is contained n a small sized portable,Writing Desk. Manufactured and sold only by J. H. Farthing, No. V, :7ornl)ill, London, Pocket-book maker, and Portable Wil ing-desk Manufacturer, Wltuleale and fur ExpOrtaSion. ARCHER and HAUGHTON, from, Duhl in, IRISH POPLIN and TABBIN Els MA.jil TUBERSUFAC and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and. Dutchess of York, Dm - chess-of Wiitemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta -street, Covent garden, Landon. - . The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the difThrent Branches 4.if the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established; in the opirtlon of a di,curntrik Public, the decided superiority of Archer.and Haughtort's Poplins and Tabbinets, gold and silver Chamberry for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. to render it unnecessary fbr:tjtat House to reply to the Adver tisernents•of others, whos - e-chiet pretension to the Tr.ide is thecopying of their AdvertisementS, • • CAUTION. Whereas, Archer and, Naughton have been crtztlibly in formed,. that a . great many people in this Kingclqn are now, and . haVe been tbi some time past e. manufaauripg and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, Irish, of an interior quality, under the name of Arc her and Haughton's klatu.t faaory, with a vie* to disciedifanct injure their House, and a gross impoiltion on the P üblic' in general t they are determined, as tar as lies in their power, to prosecute to convidion any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their manufaclure, that was not actually bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and. Gentry, that their Warehouse is stocked with, a greater variety of'Mournirig Goals than is to be found in any other louse in Town; which they are enabled to sell (ibr ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elseWhere i _the whole being of their own manufaaure : they consist of white and black Bornbasins, .Chamber-Ty Mit4lins, Calubtic; Sarsenets, Rasclimores for Widows,' Armozines, dress Barcelona Servs ; Lutestririgs, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, 'Crap es , S car f Silks, Hand. kerchiefs, Bombazets for Seryants, Bce. also a great choice of Patterns in . grey Poplins atxl Sarsenets, for slight Mourning.—English yard.wia Poplins of a superior qua. lity, at3s. 6d. per yard Velures, 'double black Sages, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns ; plain, cord ed, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black; they ite#cr. grow .rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye.. No second price ever asked for any, artiele.bougat .their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufaitured into Poplins or :rabhinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashionable Colours, manufgtuzed on the shortea suatko. Mcriliaats tiapplisd• to oragiouut, .KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AT)CTION,' By Messrs. BENIFOLD, • A t the Bull Inn, Rochester, on Tuesday the 24th March, dor, at Twelve o'Clock ' ,'A BRICK MESSUAGE or DWELLING , - HOUSE, with 'a small Garden, very pleasantly situatedon St. Ma fret's Bank, Rochester, commanding a beautiful. View of the River Medway, the King's DOck yard, 'Barracks . , &c. well calculated for the Residence of a, hmall Family, late in the occupation of Mr. K. Marsh. deceased. Thc,rx Premises are-held by Lease tot ggg years, at a repper-corn Rent, of Which upwards of Sao years 'are unexpired. The House may be vic.A77etl by spplication to Mr. Tho mas Penn, East-gate, RoChe:itcr; and Particulars known of Maws. Twopainyi ltoshelter, And Alosus. iituutbld, Chashauz. " The Court considering with the utmost iegfei the Letter which was yestetday reteived from the (tight Holt. HENRY 13 UNDAS, intonatiog tt,s intention. of relin.: - qui*hing the situation which he has so long filled, as President of the Board . of Commissioners for the :Mint of India, and feeling the strongest inclination to give some testimony of the high settse.which the,Cotut entertain of the essential benefit the has; Innis goink,:,ny have derived from the unremitted exertion of his distinguished abilitie in that station, for upwards of 16 Yeats, in additiOn to the important services he rendered t o the Company pre' -i. oils to that period, ItisoLvito UwAnimous L y,_ " That as a mark of the great eltiern in ' , which the Court hold the eminent services . rendered by the R'6lll Hon. HE-NAY DUNLAS ,to the Company, he be re. quested to,ace9t, during th: exi,tence of the Company's present limitation of their exclusive Trade, of:ui Annuity equal to the Salary which he 'received as President or the Board .of Commissioners, viz.—TWQ THOUSAND POUNDS a Year, and that the same be paid to him, his Executors, or Assigns." !PILL ! MSI4Y, Sec. A FRESH SUPPLY just received at No.. 4z, Long-lane, West Smithfield. MESSRS. HOWARD and. EVANS most re speafully. infortw tbe Inhabitants of London and places adjacent, that they have just received a fresh Sup- ply of Medicines 'from Lignum, of - Manchester, con.. -- sisting of 'those most . excellent ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, so-universally resorted to for their cxtraordinary superiority in all cornplaintt of the Scurvy, Leprosy; Rheumatism, Ulcers, and other Disorders arising from Impurities of the Blood, &c. Ladies and. gentkinen may • have their orders.complCtedin.dbxeris, or half-dozens, tai a Singh: 4s. 6.1. horde. .• The virtues of this celebrated Medicine have been dis- played by many eminent Cures in this Country. Indeed, - _ searce,a person who purchases one 4s. 6d. bottle, but. has, reason to sound•its praise : at'this season of the year, they are recommended -to the- particular attention of those suh.. jeEt to the. Scurvy, 3:c. Also, LI ONUM's LOTION, which is found a give, reign remedy for - Surfeits, ind all Scorbutic Eruptions of the. Facetind Skin, however .violent or disfiguring; also for Pimples or blotches,. Redness of the Note, Chin, &e., andfor every impurity or unnatural appearance with which. the Skin may die itaded. To be aged as common wash for clearing and iAsproying thecOmplekion. Sbid, with proper directions, at is. §d. the pint bottle: Likewise, Mr. LIGNUM's PILLS 'for a certain Dis ease, without the least confinement-in any season, restraint of diet, or hindrance of business, when all other inetimdi have failed._ Price as. cad, the og, With direetiols. l ' These Drops are sold in mob ided square bottfes,'at I2S. and 4.ys. 6d. • One ass. bottle is equal, in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be had wholesale anti retail at Mr. Lignum's, No. 33, )3ricige...strcet, M4nchester ;~r,rj, by appbantrnent, ktowatd'and Evans's, NO. 42, Long- Line, West l Snactliffeld, - sole Wholtiate A - i - ,;:ias in London t: also sold retail by_ the tbilowntg pf...rsons t—He c cundell, - No. 47, Mineries ; W.' Clarke, No. - 2.69',8dr0u0 ; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapet ; jebd...nt and CO. HO._ 'so, Oxford.. street • Knight, 17v-toi: Falgate ; Kirk, N0.,119, Cock- • Ilatcliffe flldr..Pielding_„-No. 76, Oxford-street Sur -ton No. i4t, Long-acre ;.Tut: and Buiton, R o yal Er. change ; .Turtle, NO. Y 27, Strand, opposite Exeter Change; Ward. No. 324, Holborn; %Vadat, (Au bond-Street, and. No; 163, Fleet-street. TO COUNTRY GENTLiiMEN AND OTHERS. ' *** The following' RestoratiVe Medicine, Is in such Vie pate, 'As to be used arid recommended dy Many of the. Faculty. forNERVOUS DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY, Loss of Memory, 'Feebleness, Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind, .• Pains in the Back and Loins, Paraly tic Complaints, &c. Tremblings, HUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS, -country Gentlemen and others are informed, that they" maybe supplied with this valuable Medicine by sending their Orders, by-Coachmen or Newsmen, or by indo.sing ; Cash ina small Parcel, dire led to Mr. 101 IN WADE, No. 163, Fleet-street, I,ondon, for which purposii Oil);. pike licking Boxes are provided for sendi9 it with . i safety to any part of this Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, &e. Sze. • HUNTER ' s RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, is the first Medicine in rite World for restoring and invigorating the Conititutions of persons weakened and tiebilitated by a course of dissi . pated pleasures, or indeed by any other causes. Every, day yirOdutes fresh accounts of the singular success of this' iuiratuable Restorative Medicine, and many Gentlemen- have been candid enough to declare, that it has succeeded in . cases•when every other Medicine proved ine&dual, • . * * Gentlemen of. the iirstdistinction in this kingdom, as well as others„'whpse constifnt ions- were bcoken and biLtated, have experienced the goodegiAs of this Restu. rative Medicine. For Nervous Disorders; proceeding.from excessive drinking, dissipated pleastires, the iin m ode r 4 to use of tea, or from whatever ocpsions great debility, a.eid relaxation of the solids, a better and safe,' Medicine cannot ibe taken. • Numbers who 'had undergone too ,powerfill courses of Mercury (that bane of health), which ,reduced ' them to a state 014111591 We existence, received the utmost, .benefit froth thi s ,Restorative ;. for; - arier loSs.r. f strength and vigour,- they happily, regathed:their fernier health..-- • For pains in ,the Back and LOins t , :Gleets and seminal. Weaknesses, perhaps tbere is. not any„itedicine in public or priv.;ite pradlice which lets - bcert Sp sueeessfut • . Gentlemen , from the East end West Indies, iv•hose habits were relaxe4 by the - heat of-tbose.cliniates, have received Feat benefit from this medicine, as well as Oilleets - belong. . infs . to-the Artily and Navy, whose constitutions were irii. patted hy hard service;the variant changes of climate, &c. _pet-lions far.Advanted in years should fre9uently take a , fetv - hoxeS of this gestot4tive,, which will amazino y. istrengthen them, he the !Weans of prev'enting various dls lerders, and in some measure guard againsAtho ravages of l• ,tithe. This Restorative alasy be taken with great satetyi : by both sexes, at any season of the year, W.l,thout restraint or confinement. - • !- ..: Extract of a Letter received freiM-a Gentleman. . 41 As to the Efficacy ache Restorative in my Nervous Coinplaint, :1 should feel myself in a manlier nkr:ite flit, did not acknowledge the great benefit I - received, •wt.en various other, I‘.l t edieines had been riciltv no purpose ; and, • therefore, altlieu&li I lave been in tilt:habit of a(,quiring no.sin 'l ktio:lledge in the physical way, I must say, that 1 have tsar met with any thing equal to Hunters Restora.. tive Balsam. / ' ‘• Note. This Restorative is prepared in Pills, wbich pro. duce more gradual and lasting tham all the forms • the finer parts of the Balsam are also, better pre. seised. • To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warehouecs,. No. 163, Fleet -street. and No. 13-, Old Bond-strzet ; 'Putt, Royal Exchanw ; Matthews, Straw!.; Walsh, No. 6, Catherine.. str4:ct ; Crutwell, Printer, Bath; Swinney, BirmiNham.; Tesseyman, York ; Binns, Leeds 1 .- andofiall other Van:. clers of Medicines in Town . and Country, iirice 6s. 3d, the Box •or it may be hail in larger Boxes, price only Bs. whil contain the quantity of 4ix small . Boxes,. as made.. up for the Army, Navy, tke. A Fainphiet o 3 the Virtues 9f the Iterr,torative t with a List ai important, Cures annexed, ink bo had o f the Vtat. klers , price 6d. WARRAN I'ED UNDRAWN. TICKETS and SHARES'are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at thc.;r Licensed State-Lottery Offices, No. tog, Cornhilt ; No. 8, opposite, the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, London ; and at Norwich ; where the following Capital Prizes have been Sold and Shared in the last flaw Years: LAST STATE LOTTERY. No. The First-drawn' Ticket,,abth Dat', E. 2.6,883, Ina Half, a Fourth, and Two Eighth Shares 30,01 S 35,09, In Tw6 Fourths, Two Eighths, arid Your - Siveenths _ 20,000 25,2'5, In One Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Six- , teenths - - 10,000 9,915, I n a Hilt; a fourth, an Eighth, and Two • ` - Sixteenths - - 5,000 2 4, 16 5, In a Half, Two Eighths, and Four Six teenths - - 2,000 15,938, In Sixteen - Sixteent hs - - 2,000 14,735, In a Half, a Fourth,' an Eighth, and Two sixteenths - - 2,000 IN WHOLE TICKETS. ._ No. 19,96 . . '- k. io,ooo No. 20037 - -,C • 54 , 00 29,454 - - 10,000 10,012 - . 5,000 1,2.4 . -. .' 10,007 48,646 - - 5,000 A150,.-LOTTERY 1791, No. 12,807, in Sixteen Sixteenths 30,0001. And in fortiler Lotteries a great propnrtion of Capital Prizes. REGISTRATION OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF HERITABLE PROPERTY. NOTICE to all SELLERS and PURCHASERS of HERITABLE PROPERTY in' and near QLAS. GOIV. • FROM! the frequent Transfer of PROPERTY, and the very great quantity constantly in the Mar ket, it is evident, were an Office opened for the Registra tion of all the Heritable Properties onASale, either in Glasgow, Lanarkshire,.or any of the neighbouring .Coun ties, it would Word much conveniency both to the Buyers and Sellers. _ The Owners -of many Properties, thototit ready and willing to sell, ,rill not beat the trouble and expence of advertisipg in the Newspaper's, and others do not chuse to hold their Properties up to public view in that manner. Some Propprties cannot bear the 'heavy c h arge even o f oc sional advertising ; and very new can ailind to have - so lull descriptions given as. would be, satisfactory, and are often wanted. For these an similar reason, am* must at all times be much Property for sale that is not fully known to be at market. Sellers, *Means of the Schen) . 6 non proposed, would alwayrhave an opportunity to keep'therr Property in the cyc of the • Public, and, in view of all who really wish to purchase, aod-at a very moderate expence, as Property registered would-appear in the market till sold. An Institution of this kind would give Purchasers an opportunity of procuring general information, and of see.; ing particular descriptions of the Heritable Property on sale, which must prove an advantage to all concerned. To carry this into elle& GEORGE THOMSON, Cor ner of Huclieson-street, Glasgow, has OPENED an OF FICE for the REGISTRATION of HERITABLE PROPERTY on SALE,, and solicits the support, en cianr4,ement, and patronage of t.;ie Public. He has already on ins Books, several Estates in he Country, a variety of Situations for Villas, many Lots of Building Ground, and a. great choice of Houses, which are to be'sold by various Proprietors anti Agents at ditlin ent titnesand places. Registration, when the description is a moderate lepgth, Five Shillings, and if renewed after standing a year on the Books, Two Slullings and Sixpence. George Thomson farther otters his service to the Public as a Broker-or Agent, either in the sale. or purchase of He. ritableProperty. This he hopes May prove a coaveniency to Gentlemen who are not immediately on the spot, or who have 'other and more important' Engagements on their. hands. He has •at present the disposal of Lands in the . Country, Situations for Villas, Building Grounds, a variety of Houses and Shops in Glasgow, which he recommends to intending Purchasers as well deserving attention. Brokerage fort he purchase or sale of any PrOperty at 'or. under TWO Hundred Pounds, Tivo Guineas, with five . ibillings for every additional Hundred Pounds. Gentlemen al a distance wishing to lay; out Meng in the purchase of Estates in Scotland, or upon Mortgage, may,receive such information as they may'..want, - by writ ing (post-paid) to the Advertiser. Glasgow, tith Feb. iSot. • • On Thursday next, the :9th of March will be published, N ANSWER to .M. - SCHLEGEL on the VISIT.NTION of NEUTRAL VESSELS. By ALEX. CROKE, L.L.D. Advocate in Dodors' Commons. Printc;l for J. White, Horace's Head, Fleet-street. Dity - WhOullinthett, rrice - xv:. T" QUESTIO as to the Admission of CATHOLICS to PARLIAMENT,' considered upon the Prinriples of existing Laws ; With Supple mental Observations on the Coronation Oath. • By a BARRISTER. Printed for E. Booker, No. 56, Bond-street, and J. Debrett, Piccadilly Where maybe had, Ireland, the Catholic Question considered. Price 25. keport of the Trial or Lord Pare, 'versus the Post masters General. Price . 35. 6d. Poems by William Rowland Wake. Price 3s. This Day were published, .Price - ) ^s: sewed, QOIVIE; EXPBRIIVIENTS and OBSERVA- L 3 TIONS on Sig. VOLTA's ELECTRICAL PILE, dearly elucidating all the Phenomena; also Observations on Dr. Herscht...ll's Paper on Light and Heat; with other .Remarks. By ROBERT HARRINGTON, M.D. Printed for T. Cadell,lnn. and W. Davies, strand. This Day was published, Octavo, Price is. T A PEROUSE, a Drama in Two Ads, frcim the German of KOTZEBUE, bY BENJAMIN IIiOMPSOI4.,' Esq. now pertbrming at Covent-Garden. Printed for - Vernor and. Hood, No. 3r, Poultry. Where may be had, Dearand Dumb, or the Orphan, is. 6d. The Stranger, as performed at the Tbentre-Royal, Drury-lane, is. 6d. D . ay was published, ' In Ore large Volume, Oclavo, a New Edition, being the Pifth, to which is prefixed, some Account of the Life • of the Author Price 75. bd. bound, THE DIGMTY of HUMAN NATURE ; „IL qr, A brief Account of the Certain and Established • Meanflor artainirs the True- End' of 'our Ex.4.tese c . in • four Books: t. Ot Prudence ; 2. Of Knowledge ; 3. Of Virtue; 4. 01 Revealed kelilion. - By JAMES 'BURGH. Printed for J. Mawman, Successor to Mr. Dilly, in the Poultry. This celebrated, Treatise will be found - full' of sound wisdom. It is not addressed to the passions or, imagination, but to' the judgment.: it is calculated for the mass •of People, and written not for Scholars onlir., but for men of busincis, actuall y . engaged in thecommerce of the world, and possessing but little leisure for the choice of becks. Young people in every department of life, will Rain it niuJi solid instruCtion, tending to preserve them from error; and to secure them from the most fertile source of misfortUne and misery, indiscreet condua on first . entrance into aCtive.life. PURSUANT toa DECREE of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, aside in a Cause BRANCH against DOWNES ; I—HE Creditors and . Likatees of WILLIAM . HARPUR BRANCH, late of Peckham, in the Parish of Camberwell, in the. County of Surrey, Sur. veyor, deceased, .are to come in and prove their several Debts, and claim their respcdiveLegunes before Edward Leeds, Esq..one of the Masters ofthe said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings ' Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be excluded the Ewe& of the said Decree. .For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Cooper and Loivc, of Southampton-buildings, and Messrs. Sudlow and Richardson,' of Monument-yard. • • By. VIRTUE of a COMMISSIOIII of APP RAI SE- Id ENT and SALE, issued out of the HIGH CO U RT of ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND- -; WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' • At the Island of Guernsg, on Monday the loth of April, 18ot ; THE following GOODS; now lying'in Ware. houses at G uern sey, and the to be delifered, viz. 9 . 0 Ii I DES in the Hair, yo Large-CAS ES of SUG A R ; being the-entire Cargo'of the Danish BrigNeptuntis, Ana tus Torgrinson Master, from Lisbon bouratto.Bilboa F o r viev f ing she Goods, or any other Particulars,, apply to Mr. Solomon Langa, Merchant, Guernsey . ; and for Samples of the . Sugar, &c. to Messrs. Prickett and Weston,' Merchants, Weymouth.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. '.lly 'WILLIAM SEAMAN, At the Kings Head, in the Market Place; Great Yar mouth, on 'Thuratay the 19th of March, tgoi, at 12 tl.Clock runless Nuner disposed of by ,Ptivate-Contrad, of which timely np_fice will be given) ; • • THE CUTTER, late called the DUKE . .of yoRK," but now'called the KING of PRUSSIA, of the admeasurernent of 54 Tons, now lying in Yarmbutni Haven, compleatly, .4itted up as a P.acket, with is B&ts, and every Convenience, and with all her Materials as - from and fit for Sea. • . ve o et only 5 years old, is a remarkably fast sailer, and has been employed ever since she was bait, as a Packet-Boat between' London and ilambbrgli, and Yar tnouth and Ha mburgh. c ; Printed Inventories of her 'Furniture. and Materials niaj belhad, by applying to the Atteloneer, at Yarmouth. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 17, i Boi, will be performed a Drama, called DEAF AND DUMB ; Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. With a New Prologue and.. Epilogue.. The Characters by Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON,-' Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. IIARRYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr.-BANNISTER. jun. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRUEMAN; Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, And Mrs. SPARKS. • WITH THE DEVIL TO PAY. • Nell, Mrs. JORDAN. Deaf and Dumb will be repeatedon Saturday tiezt. On Thurday, Rule a Wife and Have a Wee; Estill. tia,.lllrs. Jordan ; with Comus. - - THEATRE-ROYAL, ,COVENT-GARDEN. MOLIViORROW EV ENING, March 17, r 8o 1, will Ue perforrnect.a Tragedy, called THE POOR - GENTLEMAN. The Principal - Charaiters by . • Mr. LEWIS, Mr.'MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Tar. KNIGHT, Mr. MURRAY,. ,Mr. ATKINSi Mr. EMERY, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY. Mrs. GIBBS, Mls's SIMS, Mrs. POWELL , and Mrs. MATTOCKS. WITH PEROUSE ; , . Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. Thursday, The Poor Gentleman, ,with PC/0115e. Saturday, Macbeth, with Perouse. Aloncia), King Richard the Third. The Poor Gentleman, with Perouse, will be repeated together crn Tuesday and Thursday in next week. . A new Comic Opera, in three A&s, is in reheat sal. The Comedy of A New Way •tu Pay Old Debts, will speedily be revived,in which Mr.- Cooke will (for the first time) periortn the Character of Sit Liles Overreach. This Day. was publiihed, Price Two Shillings, BRIEF REVIEW of the CAUSES, which frlve. proOessively operated to enhance thoP RICE . of I' ROI' I AIQ NS r but particularly-of BR E . AD-CO RN ; with Suggestions as to the best Means of alleviating . the present Distress , and preventing the Recurrence of a suni.: lar Calamity. • London: Printed for 'tremor and Hood, No. 3 r, Poultry.