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London, England, 1802-05-18 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Ma. ALLEN,

PRIVATELY Taught to Ladies and Gentle-
DNS of ary age, who bare never learnt this anomplifh.
nest. or no: In the improved modern ftyle, at No. 19, Ss El,
11/11116.STR ILICT Goklen4qnare, and No. so, 611MA7 ALI/.
triter, Goodnsates-Fichli. They are taught on a plan par.
*ludas ly eakulated fortho:e to whom it is an objecct to acquire
It (spoilt ioully, privately, and in the firft ftyle of fafbion.
Foreigners, Oifirers and Country Refidents, who may with to
loam In a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the
Node, and receive eonftant inftrueltion.
Made Acadunies are open all the Summer, and though t,..ey
are principally for grown-up People, yet Child= are alto in-
Mucked twice a week on the ufual terms; and if not brought
fcrwud. as much in one year, a. at Schools in general in two.
No charge made for their inftrudion.
•.• Mr. ALLEN &towns all prefent concern with his late
Academy in Haydunnlquare.

ARTIFICIAL CLIMATE,
Without the Mbfiance of the Hot-Leak,
By the Bacchanalian Cover, and Feud:Wyk:ooo;
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INVINTID ■T

WILLIAM MPHERSON, Gardner, Bath,
And to be ken in hit Gardens oppofite the South-Parade.

rFHE Advantage produced by this Plan, which
-I- is equally pewits Its Nature, and certain in its Tired% is
the t of olosinatg GRAPES tad FIGS ri *great Pettedly in
the tudttn.l Ground, without the Ilk of Culinary Fire, Tan,
or a. they attain under their trim Climate, and in their
native Sod. Examples of this facet-Brut Vegetation, and ex-
traordinary Fruitage, were ken at his Gx-dens lalt Year, by
0- •hr Nobility. Gentry, Nurfergmen, See. who wit-
:seri:if a Phnom: boa hitherto unknown in this Kingdom—.
hunches of Grapes, of the moE delicious Flavour, And of a
Sire that rivalled the happier R Produdions of Nature, of the
tar-- Kind, as in the Southern Countites of Europe....—.Tids
e Dikovery is intended to be communicated to the
is in a TREATISE, nog, getting ready for the r'refs, by
M•PHrIitSON. which will contain the Method of pre-
par:ng the Frudifying Soil, and DireCtions for the Coallzue-
dot, And Management of the Bacchanalian Cover, &c.
easom, who has been In the Pine Country, will give
a r.cw Method of SWELLING and RIPENING PINES, as
int a‘..a their native Climate. Alfo, a Mode of MANAG-
ING hiII.;iIROOMS, to prevent their bring dettroyed by
'Woodlice and aher Vermin, apd never failing to produce
clod Crops ; together with Inftructions fez Sowing, Planting,
Forcing, and isrMging SEA CALE to the hlgheft State of Per-
* Atom
'Fbc above Volume will he printed by Subfeription,_ at Out
Omura to Staisfcribers, to be paid at the Tune of fubkrilaing ;
:Jul Two GUINEAS to Non-.Sulderibers.--Subferibers will cc-
teen., at the Time of fuldcribing, an engraved Plan of the Bac-
chanalian Cover, its Ditnenfions, Bce.
Subferiptions at peek nt received war by W. hrPnza sox,
where intention it is (for the Satisfadion of thole reeding in I
Want Pant er the Kingdom) to have this Year's Fruitage of
his Vinery infpetted and examined by Gentlemen of known
RAP,Aftability in the City of Bath, and their deterntination of
the Quality, Size, and Flavour of the Fruit made known, that
the PuThlie may be fully convinced of the Utility of his Plan;
.vien proper Perfons and Places will be fixed upon to receive
Stir feript ions for their Accommodation, throughout the United
Kingdom, as he will allure his Plans to anlwer in any Panes
theraot—M-Puta sox has been in the pracqice of Garden-
ing above Forty Years, the kit Twenty-two of which he has
lived in Bath.
Nurferymen and Gardeners who fubleribe, will be made ae-
enaioted with a Method of growing the Vines and Figs, and
fo-Ting Sea Cale, peculiar to M`Pitesson's Plans, that they
r...y he enabled to (apply the Public with the belt Plans for
t tt Porpofe.
N. B. The Bacchanalian Cover and Frudifying Soil produce
to the Plants any given Climate, and prekree the fame uni-
sy and undiminifbed; at the fame Time that they proteet
-,1 from every Attack of the Inlet, and every Variation of
• .Itmdphere.—The Covers can be made in any Part of the
:iced Kingdom enenpleat, from Five, Eight, or Fourteen Shil-
-1 •••• to One Guinea; the Materials of them are Wood, Glafs,
i •Copper, Grafi. Tin, and Iron.
None hot Subkribers win be admitted to WPstasoh's
Vtocry when the Fruit is Swelling.
In •he LIR of Subferibers will he the Names of revere of
the Nobility, and molt refperetable Gentry in different Parts of
th^ United Kingdom; to whom Reference may he made to
ao.iovtieste Etas Rated. or elucidate any other Subjed therein
it thought fuffaciently explained.
ilk Book will contain new and improved Plans of Hoe-
r aies.Pined s, Peach- Houfca,:til eism and encumber Frames,
&t. whirls may be ken at his Gardens by Gentlemen who arc
4-.4derii....s; and a Plan of a New-invented Portable BACCNA•
I lA.; Pa es 1, or Cent x-Miat,seltich will make Four Hogf-
he id, of Cyder in a Day. by the Help of only one Man, a Boy,
and a Woman, and bruife the Kernels of the Apples effectually ;
tt din ferns foe Grinding Malt,fplitting Beans for Holies, bniif-
;az and walling Turnips, Gavots. Ste. for Cattle, and may be
worked in the Fields tither by Water or Steam.

I.LOYD'S COFFEE-HOUSE; MAY 8, Ova.
A SUBSCRIPTION for Erefting a Statue of
the Right Hon WILLIAM PITT. late Eirfi I.ord of
the Treafury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, for his dif-
tinguilhed and valuable Servic.x which hr has rendered to his
Country during the cuurfe of his able and upright Admini-
fixation:

Amount of Subferiptions advertifed, 21121. to&
Wen. Cadale 3 5 Jerre Ruifel to TO
Rev H. Muth. Fellow Simplon and Davifon to to
of St. John's College, James Simmons 5 5
Cambridge to 10 Sykes to to
Stephen Cattier to so John Timms to to
Wm. Noble to to Marquis of Headfort at 0
Hon. and Right Rev. Sir WM. Farquhar 21 0
Biihop of Durham at 0 John Lewis Goldfmld to to
Sir John Dick to to Wm. Bowden to to
Alex. ' ,avifon to to John Bowles IC to
Mrs. Davifon to to l.ord Shcrborne 21 0
5. Palley. Gower-ftreet to to l.ady Siterborne to to
T. LowndPs, Terrace Hon. John Dutton to to
Hampilead to to Jof. Pinfent 5 5
George ih,wles to to Alex.Gordon,Charter-
G. R ofe, RulTel.place to to houfaquare to to
Sir Edward Pclkw 3 3 John Heywood to TO
Lord F. Campbell at 0 Sir Alex. Hume to to
Sir J. Orde, Bart. 5 5 Lady Hume 5 5
Scott, Idle, and Co. to to Wm. Baker to to
A Sways to to Rev. C. E. Stewart .5 5
Poynder to to Hon. IL Rider to to
Sir Robert Peel to to AVm. Chivers to to
Lade Peel to to Sir R. Buxton. Bart. to to
Md. Pc el to to Sir R. Carr Glynn, Bt. 10 10
Rob. Peel, jun. to to Thompion, Etonian, &
lardy Campbell (per Hontfray to to
(butte) to to iofeph Alcoek TO 101
Baillie, Thornton, and Lady Vif. Bateman to to I
Campbell to to Lord Eardley 21 0
Lord De Dunßanville 20 0 Win. Smith to to
Matthew Montague to to Wm. Nunn to to
Claude Scott to to Frederick Pigou to to
Mrs. Scott to to Patrick Home to to
Sam. Scott to to Thomas King 20 10
Scott,Harris, and Co. to to 1. Wedderburn to to
Thomas Blacker to to IDavid Wedderbum to to
/Whop of Norwich to 16 Andrew Wedderburn to o
Harrifon and Ellis 5 3 John Collick 5 5
The Rev. E. Peulter, G. Canning go to
Prebendary of Wis. Mrs. Canning to to
cheller - $ 5 Lord Grenville Levefon
T. and J. Hellicar, of Gower to to
Brittol - to to Sir Alex. Hamilton to to
J. Englebert Letboar- Sir E. Williams, Bart. to to'
rood 30 to Lady Williams to to
Atkinfnn and Rolston 3 3 Woodall, Tindall and
R( v. Dr. Welfits, Of Taylor, of Scarborough,
Canterbury to to by Down and, Co. to to
ohs
n priffith 10 to Sndth and Harrington zo to
Mi GriAlth to to Lord Delaval at 0
Win. R. Cartwright to to George Moline ix Mont-
Sir G. Beaumont, Bart. to to gomerie to to
Ambrofe Martin 3 3 E. N. Thornton 5 5
Sir C. WillLun RouTe D. Garrett (of Portf-
Boughton, Bart. TO to 111011111) 10 to
John Martin Leake to to Wm. Garret, ditto io to
Sir C. Bayna, Bart. to to D. Garrett, ditto 5 5
Lord Rivers at o Geo. Garrett, ditto 3 . 3
Beaufoy, Biddle, and Henry Garrett, ditto 3 3
James to to Rich. Barker 5 5
Paxton, Cockerill and John North 5 5
Co. to to Rev. Wm. Sheppen
John Penn to 0 Willis to to
Thomas Coutts zo to S. Barber, of Fly Place to to
Cautts Trotter to to S. Span, of Briftol zo to
Edmond Antrobus to to

Subferiptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of
this Coffee-Mac.

-
TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are refpeafully inform& J. BURGESS and
Con's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO
VIF.S, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that
has obtained fuch oniverfal approbation for many years pall.
The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article Is fist!),
confirmed in the opinion of the Coumry at large, and of Perfons
refident in all parts of the World, and having flood the tel of
trial, ranks it in the fellation It now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES fur FISH, lice. Induces them, from
the numerous Mead/menu daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, lice. in rumbaing the fame, as none is to be had of
THEIR ciartotwit but at their Wardioufe as under.
Every other Ar;icle in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
belt quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
lice. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon
the fhorteft notice for the Ea. and Welt Indies, &c.
%Varchoufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps.
Strand, London.
For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Meffrs. R. Johnfton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie
Agents for Fifh Sauces.

By the K. se's PATUCT. CAKES for making of Shining Li-
quid BLACKING, for Shoes, Boots, &e. Price 6d. each,
IHESE CAKES make, with the utmoft Eafe,
by the addition of Water only, a molt excellent Shining
Liquid Blacking, much fuperior to any hitherto known ; it gives
the belt black and aloft beautiful Etas to the J.eather, yet ne-
ver renders it Riff or bard, but on the contrary, prevents it from
cracking, and preferve' it foft, pliable and mellow to the very
left. It is perfeetly free from lnen, and the Shoes that are
blacked with It will neither foil the fingers in putting an, nor
the Itockings In wearing.
The long ellablifhed reputation of there Cakes having induced
many Perfou to counterfeit them,thofe who make ufe of them
are requited to take notice, that none are genuine but what
have an engraved Label palled on each Cake, with theft words.
By the King's Patent, C. for Shining Liquid Blacking,
prepared by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee, and fold by Bayley
and Mew, Cockfpurdtrect, London;' where a lane allowance
14 made to thofe who buy them for exportation, or to fell again,
with a liberal difeonnt so loch astake quantities for ready money.
N. B. The Bills of direalons are figned with my name, which
appears on the outfide of each Cake, W. B
O• Many of the counterfeit Cakes nearly refembling the
true ones in appearance. they may be dircovered by my Name
un the label being differently (pelt, or the word (u) or (u for-
nutty) taut:Abets= the word prepared.

'THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER c.f. the
P I IROPIC SOCIETY, will be at the Cruwn
and Anchor Tav,rn, Wednefday, 26th May xto

PR PITY. NT.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK,
iti the Chair,
His Grace the Duke of Leeds Han. Philip Pufey
Moft Noble the Marquis of Georg.. Hardinge, Fig. M. P.
Salilbury ames Sims, M. D.
Right Hon. Earl of Aylcsford
John Hannan, Efq.
Right Hon. F.arl Spencer Santee! Bofangnct, Efq.
Right Hon. Vifeount Marley Mac Walker, Efq.
Right Hon.Vifeount Cremorne
EDWARD GALE BOLDERO, Efq.Trofurcr.
STILWARDS.

Jofeph Bradney, Efq. John Athony Rucker, Efq.
George Collings, Efq. John Barker Richards, Edq.
Nathaniel Collyer. Efq. Charles Vigne, Efq.
Henry Harman, Efq. Peter Warren, Efq.
Jams Raiford, Efq. John Wild, Efq.
Dinner 01/ Table at Five tiClock precifely.
•,,* No Collodion after Dinner.
Tickets ins. 61. may be had of the Stewards; of Mr. Thomas
R4oke, Secretary, Armourers Hall, Coleman-ltrect; at the
Bar of the Tavel!' ; and of the Society's Colledtor.,.