The Sun. — London, England, 1806-01-02 00:00:00

tCe.ADD T :I7III I Ct .• - , ' • 4. • 1 '., \ . - 4 / 4 • . . . . • - • Aca. c), , • .• 'Tr - , N.? 41, - 1 1 1: ;Olt E • , , . •yy as •.• • „ .05 , . • .IFITMBErt 41:50.] T 11.0 SDzi Y, JANUARY 2, 1806. [I i .liCE, SIXPi-,At.‘_k;: THEATitE ROYAL, DRURY-LkNE.• THIS PRESENT- EVENING, Jan. 2, , 1 8 06, - will be performed -- Ashneieh Church, - - 6r6 6 Ditto,' DiisentingChapel, - John E vans 94 6 Ditto, I sAey, Cornwall, per Lieut. John Warren , 'I; 4 o Ditto, Little Petherick, ditto, per ditto .16 6 Swinnerton, Staffordshire; - 20 rt o Nuneaton; - Mr. Hughes to 17. o Ceme Abbas, Dortetshire, W: Davie' 16 ix o :Haverhill, Sufiblk, including Vo- • lunteers, - - C. Hayward 29 r 5 o Lambeth and Christchurch Volunteers ; after di t vine service, per Lieut.-Col. Slade - Bethel Chapel, East-lane, Green wich, John Jeffery; F. sq .• M.P. - John Strong, Esq. Mayor - - Established Church, Poole, - Arian Meeting-house, ditto, Independent ditto, ditto, , - - 22 18 Baptist ditto,•dittO, - ,• • 413 6 Ferryfayston, near Pontefraa, Mr. Richardson 17 to 0 William Smallbone ' - - . 2 a o be continued.] NATPY-OFFICE, . IN/AC - BETH. .Macbeth, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS (Being his First Appearance in that Charadet) ;- Diancan, King of Scotland, Mr. POWELL Banquo, Mr: H. SI DDONS ; MacdulF, Mr. RAYMOND; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. POWELL. 4:1,4-. jr, itkig. ... - r ini - rg Pr.V ECIP,I4 bFFICERStuidCO.II.IIIB-; . i: . SIGNERS of HIS; IVIA 'YESTY's N .1171' do hereby • give Notireohat on tilonclAy the. 13th. of yaniia 7 IS fi; al On e o'Cloik; they'tail!6,riadj , to treat ii.;llh, ad.)* lierson s as 'may be willing to contr q d f o r Zi t /Wing. in Mercha n t' s l'ards .. . .. , Two Ship . ..rigged Sloops of Waf, of 4R r- Toils Butthert, and , . each to carry ES•Guns. After which the New Grand Legendary 11 , 1610-Drama, Called THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. With entirely New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses,' &c. The Overture and New Music composed by Mr. A ddison. • .4.ldibert (a Knight Errant), ' Mr. DE CAMP ; Launcelot (Esquire to Aldibert), Mr. MATH EWs ; Ethelred (the Usurper), Mr. G. D'EC VI LLE.' Ethelinde (the Sleeping Beauty), 'By a YOUNG LADY; Ellen (a - very old Villager), Miss DE CAMP . ; Emma (a Village Girl), Mrs. BLAND ; And Melzarina (the Good Fairy), Mademoiselle PA RI S OT. - Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. 7 - i t 3s. 6d . -Second Price 2s. Gallery zs. Second Price is.--Upper-Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • . 8 7 1 4 cw 1. 8 z 6 zo zo o 7 b 5 5 0 - 34 1 7 6 A Draught of the Vessels, with a Form of the Tender,iin.iy be seen at this Office. No Tender will Le received after Tweb;: o'Clvt6n. tije bay cf TWaty nor 91) noticed,unPsf the 1 3 ,14, or . : an Agent Jri bunt; attend‘, 7 o o GRANT) LOTTERY, B EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHEME. 3 - of ,ClO,OOO - - k6o;so0 3 - - 10,000 --- - - pOOO 3 - . 5660 15,000 20:41, - 6zoo S - - - !oto - 20 - - - Po,o 560 - - - - 10,000 So - - - - too - - - soo 126 - • - so 5000 First-drawnTicketszz - -.- itopoo 2.5,e00 Tickets ,C 250,000 'file DOW'S will be - opened at Haif• past Five, and the. Play begin at Half-past Six: Places for the Boxes to be taken of .11 , 1 r; Fosbrook, . at the Lox-Office in Littleßussell-street. • To-morrow, The School tor Friends;- with The Sleeping Beauty. IThe Young Roscius will perform On Saturday next. OFFICE OF OR D r/INC E, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan.. 2, 1806, will be performed, '• - - -EVERY MAN IN EIS :HUMOUR. • Kitely, Mr. COOKE ; Old Knowell, Mr. .MURRAY ; Young Knowell, Mr. BRUNTON ; Wellbred, Mi. CLAREMONT ; Master Stephen ' Mr: LISTON ;- .Captain - -Bobadil, Mr. FA wcyrr ;• Brainwortn, Mr.'MUNDEN; Dame Kitely, Mrs, 'G LOVER. "o which will be added, for the fourth time,- a New Ciand 'Romantic Pantomime IfounAed on the' ancient :Northern 'IVIY.thoIogYL- . . . . Dec. 27, IS -5. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice: - Tbat they will sell by Public Aitaiun at the Tower, on Tnerdfy the 2 Lit day of antral) , next, betwern ale tiOurs of Eleven and Four o'CLcb, sundg Lots of old and unserviceable Ordnance Stores, c6risiSting rf Barrels tbr Muskets, Locks for ditto, Musket and Carbine Bayonets, -Steel Ramraers,. Swords of sorts,: ScahhardS, Ca rtouch. Boxes, Lest hem Accoutrements, Harries, Collars,. Bit Halters, and various other Articles - of Sadlery and liar nth ;- Blankets, Coverlets, Hathrnocks, and - sunlry other AttieleS of Reuling ;' Potvdet Horns and Bellows, Cast. -,Bushel,, and Lunip Iron, COpper, Steel; Sand-ba . gs,.and various other Articles ; ' • • • - ' 105 0 0 Par of the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, ,ist Day - - ki6;noo Ditto - - - 4th Day - 20,000 Ditto - . 6th Day' - - z0,r,00 Ditto . - Bth Day - - soz,a Ditto - - loth Day - 2o,:o TICKETS and SHARES are -sening at every Lioencecl Lottery-Ohice. 3 3 0 J. Corsellis • 113 rg 6 7 0 = Or,..tliE-;SCANDINAVI.AN :SURCERE&, Harlequin Mr:BYRN:F.; • • •• 'PantahiJn. L.-I.3ObOGNA ; zTyna, a Scandinavian .Pfincess {afterwards Columbino,= . •Miss SEARLE. ... . , . • Boxes 63. Plt3s. 6d:' Gallery as.: irpiler . Gallery is. • •;ThezDOorsTh be opened at hklf'Past - rivei and begin at half past Six:- • - • • • -• • • - •.• ' • • _ -rlaces for the Boxes to: be. takOn of Mr. dirAnctor o , at the lox Officein fiart:..street. 4 • • the new Pantorninie of : Harlequin's. Magnet 'Will 'h . tre. veatetr every Evening till turthernatioe. • • • - . I :T9-morrow, As You 'Like It.. On Satniday,.The Myste.. ricatsliuoand. On Monday Master Betty will .perform - the • s • eltaratterof`OSMan ' in . Zara; on'Weanesday the Ch4raaer of Douglas ; and on F riday the Chara6tet of Tancred. Tuesday a Young Lady, will make her first appearance on:the Stage ia.the Charader of Calista, in the fair l'enitnt. - ' PRISENT TRICE. Ticket , - - - 19 19 0 Half . - 2 ol'Eightd - - ,C 2, re o Quarter .- a of SS ixteenth \6 *.** An early Purchase is advised, as the fiat 'dicers will bee-entitled to z2l; each, be.ides their chance of the La pitals. • The whole of which ntay he viewed report applicati, th'FIC:: nourable Principal StorekeepetYee,, at le: Tower, until the ;Day of Sale, where printed List.) of the Lots will be ailiweid to those Persons who ma)'. apply for-the same. By (order of the Boar,!, . R. M. C'R ,Efk; . Secretny,. 9 4 8 -5 5 o 4 4' 0 - - •I 2 IS 0 13 0 5 RISE.OF:CHAU;CHARD's MAPS. STOCKDALE respectfully informs . the IVA, Public, that the - time to which he has limited the Sale of CHAUCH ARD's celebrated Twenty-seven Sheet Folio Map of the whole of G ERMANY., ITALY, &c. at the present - price, will expire on the 3ist December igac. It will, therefore, he continued until that period at only Six Guineas, including . the Description of those Countries in One R Vcduipeoyal-4to, ; but anv Copies which may remain un sold after that date, will be advanced in price to Eight Guineas. - ' A Subscriber's First I mpression, A particularly fine Copy, may be had; price tat. tas. No. ISt, Piccadilly. STAMP.O.VICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, 'December 24 ) 1805i WE, His Majesty's Commissioners for Managing td Y . the Stamp Dillies,: duly authSrised by th e Lids Com missioners of His Majesty's lreasury; pursuant to Aa o f Parlia_. ment, to lett to farm the Puller granted by " .. - 4a of. the ". Twenty-fifth of His present - Majesty, on Horses lett to Hire " far travelling Post and 4, Time," do hereby g i ve Notice, , That we intend to Lett, at our Office in Somerset-place s the said Duties to Farm, on Oturday, Ow 2 stli offonaaty next, between the 'Hours of Ten•and Twelve in the Fore noon, within'. the .Distrid'underrnentioned; for the Tenn of, Three Years, from theist of February next, to such -Persons as nay be willing to contras for the same.' All Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are to d:l fi ver iii their , Proposals to us at the Stamp-Office, in Soinerset plate,..at least three days previ ous t o th e sa id 25th d ay of j a _ nuary next, signed with their Names, stating the Pieces or their abode, and specifying they intend to bid for the s , id Distria, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on, as direct ed by - the said AI.. WANTE MAI EDI A 1.,Y; - • . :Er WO CLASSIG-I,iSSISTANTS, to.- aat Greek, and Geographyoat the Mathematics. .'A gyinail might improve the .Sitpation.by doing occasional • - oh Sundays. • Apply (i t by Let ter,, post -maid, to-lam ozren t • New p,orr, 1 sic of. Wight, 152 0 0 10 0 0 -CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE, HANTS, To BE LEIT, situate ten- Miles East of Win chester, and five South from Abresford, in the centre of the Hampshire Hunt, comprising a pleasant modern-built Dwelling house,. with Offices, Stables, Lawn, and Loclo- SUNS • about 90 Acres of which, t oget h er w i t h several W oo d s and &closures adjoining the same, of the yearly value of 3701. are to be sold. Mr. Perry, of Bramdean, will show the Premises. Printed Particulars may be had" of the Prinths of the Ox ford and Bath Papers ;. at the principal Inns on the Western Road ; at No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London ; and at Mr. Webb's Office, in Salisbury, who will.treat for the Sale or Letting. I . i z — EDUCATION FOR Ti-lAStiNg"Ol? GENTLEMEN :*-'• • • ' ' •ArCLERGY-`-nAlq of the: . Chitith , of E-"ngland;., long practised in the Werkof-IrlitrtiniCtrl , reptifing be.. l 11 1thY Y.,i R 11 4te rPith'in-?ao miles of (.ondgn, two of .• • the ' Western oN:receives s oniv , Of any; 'age. ; :: liudept w el 've; .- 1.4 - ufit • . ,Greek.Languagos,. and the I' renc.l4_ \if ''C'eograph'y, Of. ffistory are. neglaled ; - • ind paAieular atrefition is paid as to't he 21:.-11, ,temper, morals; and gent len - tan:Lk 4a pecial! , , , to - I h e re _ ligious insiru6tion of the Pupils—, The .Terrnst:ighl4,,..Gui- Ja.eas a Year, exclusive only of 'BookS,' IV4ealc4ril..!, - Nursing, and extra-Masters, and Ten entrance. • Further Particulars. at INlessrs....Rivington's, s : t. • 1101's Church-yard. - I tmay obviate the neCessitr A t>f 'unpleasant explanation 'to - - 7 inentiori, here - , that the--itglyerriseris under engagernenr malt the siins Of Gentlenlen only, : jnto his Seminary. . - _ No Person licensed to lett Horses for the pufpose of travel. ling Post, nor any Persons for their Use; can be admitted to contra& for the sairLDuties. . . . No. DISTRICT to be Lett to Farm. is. Middlesex, including London•and Westminster, ke.3,0c0 All Persons intending .to bid for . .this Distriel are desired fo take Notice, That; in piii•Flian'&e of the 'particular Insiruc tious, of their Lordships, it will be. put - up at the Sum spe cified in'the Margin hereof; which will be gradually abated, until dßidding : s.hall. be made ; and,, upon such - Bidding, any Person may advance; and the highest Bidder will be declared the Tarmet; and war-tie regiiirect to Pay driivia immediately, in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of she Annual Rept there of as a Depbsit. 'Butin east the 1 - iallnot be accepted at a price which 5444 be, deemed . the. prclper 4.'alue..thereof; it will be withdrawn and other wise disposed of. • • 1 . BINDLE;.' W. LAN: • ED. F. HA'rTON. • W.. - R*.•SP - EN;GETi.•-• • • • This Day was published. Elegantly . printed . in ,One VOL Odavo, price in boards 75.6d.' The Second Edition of. I LLUSTRATIONS of the TRUTH of - the • CHRISTIAN RELIGION. • By EDWARD MA LTBY, D. D. . :-- Retor of Buckdeti, Huntingdon: Cambridge : Printed at the University Press; and sold by Rivingtons ' White, Hatchard, and Lunn. i n L on d on; b y Deighton, Cambridge ;..Parker, and 'Cooke, Oxford; Bur don, Winton ; and Beatni*, Norwich. - 7 7 .0 - • ARMY 'AND . NAVY. E.QUIPAGE, mHE PATENT, cAMt...4EDSTEADS, Furni ture, MattrasSes, and. Bedding coMplete, are very res peat- Itilly - recornmended to Geritlemen, as being the most portable Tents, superior.tct any.: others ~nude, in London ;- Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cats, Sofa Beds, and hairs, for on Board INfusqiiitto Kit Furnirule, and. Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East arid .West Indies, and all Foreigneltinates., at , . MORGAN and - SANDE - RS's.. Patent Bedstead Marinfadory and Wargi•Rooms,. Nos-. i 6 and r 7, Catherine street,. Strand. _ _ Morgan and Sandersls New-invented Imperial Dining 'Tables, allowed to be, the most complete and hiegant set of Tables ever yet invented; are.very ; partable, }mating in-a Box but ten Inches deep. . • • • 4 • N.B. 'The Fashionable •Sofa4ed. and Chair-Bed Ware. house. • ' 51R, STEERS's,PAREGORJ LOZENGES. To mr. sTltRg. • . • AVery extra'ardLpary „ Cure requires my. acknbw ledgments ; I, wai,setzerj with' itie.Most violeut•CoUgh -L ever experienced, "at tended with:gre#lHparseuess:atai Sore, ,p.pfis of the:rhroat and Breast, ‘yiticit reduced The• to soitma.: •ciated a state that- alt myPriend, exrzltd it wOyfaterrrti itatein a Consumption.: from this dreadtul condition I'was cutirely.restored by a. single Box . ot your PiAregotic;LazieSges. I uta, GiCat DriiTtelil, Yorkshire.' I‘l . /.\R K GILT.. There being _many - Cotinterfeits . of these Lozenges, Mr. .Steers i•atimit'll& , ansWcrable for any botAhrise.ineparnd by iiiniSclf; and as they are sold grylk.by F. Newbery and bons, St. Paul's' Churcth-yai - d, .his Name '.engraved Vti. the btainp is the - orily'dertain mark ofanthenticity-vprice7's - .'13d.. - the Box, Duty included: : Where aliei may be had, Stecrs'A Caniomile Dr.ops, price 15. 9d. the Bogle, and . Oil far Con wuision Sits, price 2s; 6d. he-Bottle, Duty ineluclect:. . . . , ,' - FOR COUGIIS,ICONSUMPTIO.NS, Sze. . •• .PECTORAL ESSENCE.O , F - COITSFOOT. .• • . . . 'THE Herb-COLTS - FOOT,. call6d l'ussNgo by . . .I. - the.Ancient.s, Was distinguished by them,, as its name • `iiitfiriently conveys; fo - 1 - its excellence in the Curebl Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints ; .?nd this Essencelias, in 'the,course -of a - long Pratt-tee, been fourid the most safg and - eMaual Remedy for Coughs, Arstlimas, and *or Disorders of ' . the Lungs. It gently 'opens the Breast', - ttul.:lcnineiii'ately , gives -liberty of Breathing, wittfout. any Oanger of taking - Cold,. . It admirably allays the Tioklitig - WhiCh provokes frequent Coughing, cleanses the - Small Glands, relaxei. the Fibre4; - and thereby enlarges the-Cavities Of the .V.CsSel.": Thus it- will prevent Consumptions, if taken' before the - Lungs are ulcerated - . It eutes:alsoal I husky and dry Coughs, heals Rawness and Soreness .of. the Breast, .and,gives Relief •to the - se who, through Age and, Infirmity, are. deprived of • Rest or Sleep. . . . , .. • This Essence is prepared by fames Ryan, Surgeon, in Eris tot; and sold only by F..Newbety and Sons at .No. 45, the ' East End of- St. Paul's,' London, in Bottles, price 3s. 6d. , -each,. Duty included ; and by those .Venders in the Country .who have an annual Appointment :under - their Signiture and - Seal. None are genuine but those which have the'WordS, ' " F. Newbzry, No. 45, St. l'auni'', engraved in the Stamp. ~ - PATRIOTIC FU ND. • Dec. 17, 18oc. • Ti AANY Applications lavino' , beert received from .LVAL the - Relatives of Officers and Men who havrfallem.in Majesty's Service, unaccompanied with proper testimo nials, the Committee adopt this mode of giving notice, th a t • Certificates are ex peded'of thereiation in which the Claim ants stood to the Deceased, Wand of their circumstanceS - being such as to • entitle them to relief, signed by the . Magistrate, Clergyman, or some other Person of respettability, in the place where they reside. Widows are requested to mention the number of their' Children, with their respedive Ages ; and_Patents to furnish proof that 'the Deceased left neither Widow nor Child. Navy Par-Office Certificates of the, par tics having beer permitted to receive the wages of those' un der whom they claim' will be considered sufficient evidence oftheir being the legal Representatives. I.‘ r. WELSFORD, Seeretary. CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, or, the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF oldie SEAMEN, SOLDI ERS, MA RINES,andVOLUNTEE RS,Wound ed ; and the WIDOWS .ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of those Killed, in His iliajestri Service ; Z•s. d. - • Amount - advertised - • 45 ,831 1 4 6 • Churches, Chapels, Rev. Clergymen SRMS and Meetings. who preached. colleted. Mary Gate Meeting, Nottingham, Mr. Green - 28 2 Castle Gate Meeting, - W. Elliott - at • 2.- 6 Houudsgate Meeting; - Mr. Prentice 31 5 8 High Pavement. Chapel, - Mr.- Taylor a 6 7 6 Mrs. Longden . • . - oto 6 Hanwortli Church, Middlesex, Dr. Greenlaw r t 17 6 Lambourneditto i ad sub. • - - 212 6 George Mostyri,. Esq. Ashtead,-Surrey - 3o 0 o Remittance from Farnham, in part 01 a Colledion there - • • -• • - Independent Meeting, Wareharn, Dorset - - , John Bannister 5 0 o Essendon and Bayford Church, • Herts, remittance, church, •litirnham;:Essex Dissenting,Chapel,, ditto, , Smith Hid Catholi c Chapel, near - Chorter;•Laticasifire, - G. Clarksim 25 4 o The Officers and part of the brew of His Majesty's Ship Repulse - -, 25 3 0 Latigattock. Church, • - j.Hartis,Offi- 15 14 o Lanelly Church,' • ' ciat. Minister 15 o o Solihull; • Warwickshire; - C. Curtis 15 17 o Culioittpton, 2d subcription t o• 1 .- Carla:ierock chnrch, Dumfries, W. M. Morine 13 13 o Comparry dfßOyal Statinari- Artillery - • - 518 o H. Tavistock Unitarian: Chapel ; - - Tavistock Volunteers toVersalrChunift, Yorkshire, -- !‘„.CrOpready Pa riSlt, pear:Banbury,. rorrtngton ChurCti,North.Devon R. 'Ord Town and Neighbourhood of AndoVet, remitted.] _ by P. Parker, Esq. - -• 186 5 . , e Andover Church, by ditto 25 1 .41 . Parish of Ann, .by ditto, - 12 4 6 Ditto - by ditto • - 6 6 Ditto - Appleslaw, - by.clittO - - - 5 3. o Ditto - .Chute - ..by ditto - • - 315 9 ' , Chute Friendly Society - .o o 'church:at tVnslran i i. • Mr: Marshall 42 ti 4 • Par.ish.olChri'srohnrch, • Surrey, T. Ackland' ' 41 9 0 par'6ll of. WrOliani . . - - - 35. 1 4 4 T-11e13,4040air,i 1 5 .4rish of high Wycombe, by R. • W .; - • . 'L.., Lege 0111L. , 45.,..Ntm-O4Minissioned Officers, and Privates blite COial Shoreditch Volunteers, cOrnmand --'•elflikllfajor Marshall - - • •flit'Re4;""-Vr:. MoOre' .and - the Congregation at Chalford C.liapel,,Gloncestershire - -1217 6 reO - dingie:ChaltOrd - 3i; 6 Huntspile;,Soint T. Howe • - 5 6 o ~..:•Entiarty,:Chnrch.- , - . s • •••s - A. Askinson 2 1 4 titirULat.l3land ford, • - 45 -8 9 Cclltdect . afthe Meeting-house Door of the * Dis. • - f - si"iiiimg C ongregation of Blanciford zo 14 9 r., - St.: - 'Mary's . ,Chuicb;;•-131andford • , 6 to o church - of sttolag , 7 512 6 ShOriOri and Farrington, - 2 0 ,• Parish Of Springfield;' Essex, - 'l'. Partridge 65 4 o Roman CatholicChapel,Crondon - Par, Essex, - .Sr. Gecrgeshe.Martyr;Queen:sqr. ; - L. Atartyn 2 0 0 .PArlZ.Ch..l.llarrow.. on the Hill, Sal - Auer Evans 57 0 0 Chesterfield Church, • - 6 7 8 0 Protestant - Dissenters' Chapel, Edensor Church, Derbyshire, - 5 0 -- Sfitriand - CliurCh, ditto, . 5 0 o Dronfield Church, ditto, - 5 2 Rev,. W- M. Bagsliaw, of Dronfi e ld • . 5 s o ' , inhabitants of-rentidgei Stafthrd:. 20 Mary's Parish, Cfnizo, Slaney i 6 g 8 3f 'Palish of Cliftoti, - - • H. Hawes . 107 13 'Catholic-Chapel, at PresiOn, '2(l :subscription, . - - IV. Dunn . 3it 6 •Rohran Catholic C . hapei, Brown:- , •:.'; edge • • •- " • , PariSh of Watford, •Wrts Hon. and R - .\Y. Cartel 76 z9i .1 - !'arish of Canford Magna, G. Tl': Price 28 17 ICltigli on, RadnUrshire, - Davies - 9o 0 - Farnborough, -, Berkshire, • - S. Dennis - 5 7 0 -.14.14nri •- • _ - to o o -P,enningharn. Church, • - 12 0 o Chapel, St. George's, FlahoVor.square, - J. Clarke - 32 14 : •Str.Paul, Deptic'hi; "'. • f . Sin\vood -669 St ~.Stanford,Kiv,tts.,, E r,sex, including •• • 101. fo - I.lrom joint Loctge, , Esq. . 21 2 6 near . 315 0 - ,V , Lbe:?.lc-Itito CS tVai lonct-stersh. 213 0 - d • tto,- . 2 • 13 0 •:Fretlidatie•Palisii; ditto, :W, Morgan -112 6 I ;i.)(l.:ll , (near'Sui,tilainptOr i , C. ESte .tt o 0 WilitOrt)9,lrile; S. Parc: 21 17 3 7,3 tot."ktOp,- War - witikohire,,•: C. Crane • • 4'o 6 , 8ee4;te5,,,51.1.114 4. , incruding 51, • - 13. Bence - 28 44 6 5 j: P. Fstlin ? s-Alead•Meeting, Brist6l, toy t't 9 ,„. • • e Row e • fia,in g stoke. 3 6 'Vat iirt'lVarttriOo, Mr. Eastwick 8 6 SurtnrrVerry; ' Dr:, 6 o 6 ••o);.,ter. - 11, Stiffork 13 i 6 o • Darghant ; . ditto, , , . . , 3 4. 0 - Kiittriti64l, ditto, : - 2 6 .Dri Ord Vlllll •C: 1171 pa, 1. - r , ,V6t ford vt'egt, - 3 o 0 Meeting-ho use,. 1-I,4ltAleld-heath ; - 7 . 3• o -Stains, Cou.l4Ml.Altetdeen,,. ; . 9., 5 2 -o Keiiilwcrrth- - S. Butler 12 4 Inhabitants of Corbridge cum • ton, Northurplopcland r • • Wilson - - '3l 0 0 • Riliingtoi,i Scamps/on, - •‘.- J, Carsten - as i. 7 7 tiornsea, Iytap - pletoir,":and A t wick, 7 2 0 :Dissenting Chapel,. BOerly, - - 715 o Church of Linton ;. ., • - E. Fisher 1/ 15 2 4ndepend'enl Meeting; Linton, •-•• Hopkinson 14 8• 3 - Little Sr: Mary; Caritbridge, Whalley 47 3 . Histon, Cambridgeshiie-, - -T. Hart - 4- oto Great St. Andrews, ditto,, - W.A. PembertonxB -13 o Ibstek; Hampshire, J. Derby. - • 4 15 6 ' - - M. Lancaster 14 o 3 Church at A lderton , louCestersh. - 3 2 o Baptist A;ecting„; Upton, S.evetn, • 3 6 9 Chnrch, Surrey, Jas Berristiartl i,2. 6 - Wirksworth;'Dc*rbyshire, J, Chaloner 25 1 9 •Winsten, - • • - folin - Steo - ple 414 7. Meetinghouse, Wicksworth, i 7 'Barbach and Aston, Hamville, Dyke - 11 3to 'Clinrch,• East Rerford, -" R. Morton ' .- 56 ' 8 o High week, •Devon, • - • 4 t 2 Dissent. Copgregat, llailWestoll, S. Tipple , a. 5.6 - EnibletonChuich,NorthunibertandH . . Hodges - 31 16 o Great Di - afield, Yorkshire, • 4 6 6 Brackburton,: ditto, •.1114 -- Bury .Chureli,' Sussex , W. Walton • - 3 57 South Stoke Church,; z • A NEW CYGLOpiEDIA.. TO BE'COMPLETED 'IN - TWELVE. MONTHS. - On Saturday, February the Ist, will be published, in,Puarto • . • Price 9s.- Part I. of A NEW AND COMPENDIOUS DICTION ARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, to be completed within the year, ..by the publication of•one Part on the first day of every subsequent !;lonth, the whole making twelve Parts, •or two large and elegatif2itarto Volutnei; - with one hundred Copperplates, by Mr. He. Aril and Mr. PoicrEfc,:-. 13Y - G. GREGORY, D. D. Doaor in Philosophy:and the A rts,• and .Honorary Member of the. Imperial University of Wilna; Member of the • Manchester. and • Newcastle Literary and Philoso:. phical Societies 4, Honorary. Member of the • • Board -of 'Agrichlttfre '4 Author of 'Essays Historical and Moral ' • the. Economy of Nature, &c. , A DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCESIn a com 'pendiotis form . , sufficiently copious without being prolix, ac curate but not diilUse, divestzd - of all superfluous matter, and exhibitinga clear but concise view of the present state of the various branches of ilintrian knoWledge; has long been a most desirable object to the English Reader. A Dittionary is properly a Work of reference, and not of detail 4 .and.those who wish to become adeptsin any one Art or Science, will scarcely study it from an Encyclopedia clusively .. -• _ • - -• That a complete view of the Arts' and Science s ma y however:be .exhibited on a smaller scale than is usual ly attempted, mill.be obvious, if we consider that the Cyclo paedia of Chambers was originally coMpriSed in two volumes folio, large and open printing ; that the first Edition of the Encyclopwdia Britannica extended only to three thin volurnes quarto; and •that many excellent Works of a similar kind, and not of a greater extent, have been published in foreign Countries. The retrenchment also of manysupetfluous and useless articles, which have latterly 'found their way into Books of.this.clescription, will evidently.eause. acensiderable reduction in' point of size, without in reality impairing the ; Intrinsic:value and general utility of the Work. 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The Work will be neatly : printed on a new and elegantßre 'vier Type, east expressly' tor this purpo'se!, on stitierfine yel low wove !taper. , The Miscellaneous Copperplates wilt aH be engraved, chiefly from' Ofighial Drawings by Mt. HEAT Ft, and the Mzchanical.Subjeda by Mr. PoitTE3i. • They'Wiß equal any Plates ever given' to the Public in'a Work of this nature ; arid - hose referred -to in each will- be Jegulari y doite lip with' the corresponding Letter4ress. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bride-street; Blaek friars ; and smld by all: Booksellers and dealers in BoolCs; to yvlioftler4 are p.:gazcstedl9,b,t S.i;(.l;.4s.earlytaA possible. PREPARED riFIARCOAL from ifs - antiseptic: proDertieQ hag - 'lclitg . been reComirtended, by - rio . fetSiblial Alen of il l lt'first eminence.- as the most innoc::mt, and, at the. • same, time, cacious Tooth ' Powder that , be used; 3t 1) oLse§sei. the desirable qualities of remicring.the Teeth.: b;:air tj I utly White; desiroyirig the fcetor arising from Carious Teeth, which coil tanninates the.l3reath ; removing the Scurvy . frorm-the Cjirms, and stopping the progress of the Decay of the Teeth ; while, at the same time, -it rs incapable of either chemically or me... chanically injuring the Enamel. N • The Preparation .. now before the Public LARDNIi-R and CO. feel a confidence in recommendi n g. Thd.ieri rapid-and increasing demand for it, for upWards of the last 'twelve months, ancrthe ilneral Patronage which it has Met with from persons of the first distinaiorr Physicians, Professional ,and Scientific Men; in •gencral,, sufficiently 'evince its supe riorityrover other Dentifrices.' It is perfeelly free from thUSC acid, combinations which are the basis- of the genei - ality of Tooth Powder's in common use; and which . , though they possess the property of whitening the Teeth for a short time, must, by frequent use, chemically d es t ro y t h e Enamel, and thereby produce thosehaueful eileds which the Powders are employed to prevent: The simplicity. of the. above DentifriCe, the Proprietors flatter thethselves far from depreciating; w ill en h ance its value, and be a sufficient inducement to those who have no t yet used it, to make a trial of its. effica c y. It contains th whole of the antiseptic properties, without the - disagreeable ;effedtatteniliiik e the use of Charcoal-,alone, Which leaves a. black mark between the Teeth and-the Gums .rhit - the' Most careflit brushing cannot. remove. Those very frequent in crtstationS'which _surround the base. of the .Teeth, and are ..kriown by the name of Tartar, which loosen and reruel.them, destroy the Coins, anti sometimes peOrmi so conoicterabli that 'they separate 'and' displace the Teeth themselves; lit some individuals who take no care oft heir mou;hs, sifould fft carefully removed, .and the Prepared. CharcOal used ever . .. ,- .morning with' a Moderately; hard brush and cold w a t e r-; b y which - means-it is prevented froM again colleaing, the. pro .gress of ,the Decay of the Teeth is stopped, and persons who .are 'subject to that,excruciating palfithe Tooth-id:he, Will, in general, receive a permanent relief. . 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