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London, England, 1801-01-09 00:00:00

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Arrangement of the Rookeries and Sings :
PART I.

Ile. Dregs and Ids Villa. Res. Agreeable Company.
Song. *Perpetual Yoetb. long. 'Love and Aaron.
Rec. Conjugal tcte a tae. Res. A Regis ts lIIIVIIvti.
Sonp • Lotttryof Wedlock. beg. 'Tie Poet and piper.
Rec. A Trial of Patience. Rae. Le Mains& Do&
Song. •A or. a, Ann, Win, Nance, Song. The Ursa Dalle‘
and Nancy.
PART U.

Rec. The Captain and tha POOL Res. Ties Club.
Song. 'Brother Jack. Sass. The Thing, the Web
Rec. Sailors. and tho Go.
Song. *Filial Love. Rea. The Mts.
Rec. A swum of Anion: Sang. •.jack at Greenwich.
Song. The Sweets of Love. Rte. Piet**
song. Gnat News.
PART in.
Ree. Hotted Caleb. Rae. The Tin Alders
Sear Ilighpte Probation. Sang. • The Caner, Riad.
Rec. The &intow's Head i.e. No ad bur.
Fong. •A estbarOsp sad theth Swee. *Bets.
Rec. Which is the woy to Res. Tim Coop r Grow
Windier ? Sens. orbs Ude*.
Sag. 'A Link !
The whole is written, ad treniptiell, seta MU be tickett, fug
DIN.
seeempiteisi_ty
Mr. DIII

Eons scs-sArea 3s. Gallery so
Doors to be opened at Seven o'clock. The Performance to
b 0 a Eight.
Places for the Boxer to be taken at Mr. Dibdies Muds
Ifirehoufe, Lesceiter-Place, Leiceiter-fquare ; where may be
bad the Songs in the Entertainments of Sans Bond ; the Novel
el Hannah Hewitt; the Younger Brother. the tflilory of the
Inge, complete, in frea volume, and every other ankle
tkied in Ile Catalogue.
The fano marled thus (0) are publlfbed
On Monday het will be petbliMed, "The Spetire..
Sins Sunel will cominne open Mondays, Thurfdays, and
herdays, during the Seaton.

PAM TUITION.

WJSH wrap&
Ma. HOPKINS has the honour to Worn the
Nomulir,oarniv,ornclas la Oin AIM mad
NAVY, and Ida Rim& b gesend,.that he ewer snots 1 In-
d:net Gentlemen and Ladies}, Ore molt degnnt VACIETY of
the SCOMinad Miff WEI% with all the neadsra mud-
fun of DANCING the hiThreirT, LOUVRE, COTILLOM
HORNPIPES. REELS, tad ENGLISH Comte, DANCii
after the molt approved and Immo t 'rims; anti the
nude of their attendwo made convenient to theadhiven He
a& attend" at home tech Ladles and Gentlemen a ha mar
him wall their addrefe, by an application at Ida Radom,
CuLlunaher's Hall, Forfterohate, CltraPfl4e,
PAREWES AND GUARDIANS
Intruded with the ERIVATPOPP Or VOlrt■ may Ina &Kt dint
ire than Atwitter termed to mom in the Ilrft eirelea with
tha' elegance and dtitingnilbed Et& arbieh is ever attendant an
',Bumf" and good breed4g...o Bearding Sensate 'treaded.
N.B. The Morning Academy, for Latin only, is opea,iwal
wet be continued till hia Majetty's Birth Dry, from Eleven
&clock nll 'Three.

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E...skiIONABLE DANCING.
PRIVATE TUITION at Media. ALLEN
and C. Pulsate Dancing Academy, No. 19, &error&
freer, Golden-Iquart..
Ladies and Gentlemen who have learned imperially or not
It all. are privately tartest le the omit elegant manner, miry
defdiptinn of Dance in modern prettier.
Extra exertions will be node to haften the proper, of lush
Foreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Valls,
Country Refidents, and when who can devote but a (bort them
is this aecoreptilheaaat, they may refute in the Houle during.
Ccr tuition ; about a fortelpht may be (efficient.
AIL Attu.: inform' hie Scholars,iF
ric blic and the Pu. I
E the Eaft end of the Town, flue be has removed front Mn
Academy in Haydon.Apoare, sobers he has raided tads Lift '
Et years; and la fitting up as Acadenty at No. so, Groot Asliff.,
,P reef, GoolletenU aleideovedeu w,Ut ho opened on the lath of
ibis toroth.
Broad Sword &sok' and Mule taustd.
RID OR GREY
TO be facia at Mr. OVERTON'', No. 47, New
Pond-a:err, satimis Cpocienees of Red or Grey Flair
dumped to Ittaatihtirleteatot, add natural dudes of Flaxen.
or Black, in a dew bows, by the age of that highly
liftiuguilhed preparation ThICOSIAN FLIAD. An *.
lntion to this*conapofition will prevent Ladies, whore hair Is
grey at an early period, from bring "I"Pcileti to wit tits
ns
c!: i euftom of wearing Peritonea in hot weather; totip
f:ing of the fatal toefequences too often argon from the de of
ten,rp!anted tear t this preparation is alfo free frosothore par.
r.ft,eus compounds that deltroy the hair they profile to Woo-
; for, &Iliad of readsriag it hail, and !Waster-able to the
fc:i and view, it bellows the molt filky refiners, at the fame
at it inercares dur growth to a degree of loaurianoe that
'ewls otury esenpobtion yet offered for firnUar
In • word. Is aouviacc the Public of she abes=ta.
1.44 fending a Lock of hair (poll pikt) feast it eh* of
which ia cut front the bead, lA, loth* am* 01. dugs &Pa
Ilan it returned (free of wow ) eboureito *my odour lboins
at the places of Cale. Such an unequieosol and Won& allrafraill
Prnpriecor trolls wilt sonvisco anon *ea alt the pawls
words can btftovr.
%. Ladies are particularly rogiosiodi a 010110011Williber
atiriaathe tinkl-for klasien, Rooms, on Biaela-
Wd wholefale or retail, by appoiounont. in Rotas. of Out
Comex earls, ezdsbre of lteaft an, MA Ooktinits Petinueru.
to Mr kitaietty, Nev. Ins Valognil 661 N 47.
New Bond-ltreet ; oboe firrO*l by es PI .MPOIMP•
odours are to be asset limuilist Aix liftbsies Widoeillefe
I'm Bashi I+4 id& btarelikillaleama• Debi*

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AT an adjournedWeeti7iioT the Proprietors of
Lands affedted by the Drainage, held at the Town-hall,
is Wells, on the 6th day of November left ; Inftrudtlons were I
given to the Solicitors to prepares fcparatc Bill for the River
BRUE alone, and to produce the fame at the neat Meeting,
which was then flied to be held at the fame place, on Friday
the atli day of January nein, at Twelve o'clock at noon, pre-'.
cifely, when and where the attendance of all Paton, inter:Bed
Is, requellealawDecesher ati, tbs. •

CHAPEL HOUSE OXFOI

THEOS. KNOWLES HOLMES begs leave
-11- to inform *a Nobility, Gentry, ead.others, that he has
taken and entered on the above Inn, and laid in a flock Ode
ehoiceft Wines and Spirits of every kind, whirl, with the ftridt
order and attention ho is determined ever to oblerve humbly
hopes will gain him the patronage and fupport not oni of tb
Ladies and Gentiomen who have hitherto frequented the raid
Ina, but of the Public is general. Tie allures there no carnets
or exertion full be wanting on his part to render the accom-
modates' of Cbapsi Hsu& equal to its fituatioa.
Neat Poll Chalks.

WANTED at MONTROSE, to• take Charge
of a Ship-building-Yard, a Perfoa who has been re-
vastly bred to the Buenas, and who nattertkande fg both
in Theory and pradice. The Work is intended to be tar-
ried on to ticonfhterable extent, and is to be connedied with
the Dry Dock.
Letters containing offers of agreement, May be addrcffed to
Nut Brown, Merchant in Montrofe ; or to James Burnefe,
Writer there.
N.B. Naas need apply who cannot produce Certifleates of
their Mikis, awl Moral Charadier.
Morstrgfe. Nov. sz , s Soo.

TO Bi_Urr, gad naming's% imasediately, Unfurnifhed,
A MESSUAGE or Manfion Houfe, called
RENWICK. HALL. otherwife BULL's MILL, Stoke
in the Pats® of StapWard, to the County of Hertford (about
two ailleafres the Town of Hertford, and twenty-three from
LemdseN of two Parlours, Drawing-rosin:Library,
Sz Iseß owl Servants Rooms ; two Coach-
hostas, Stabka, etbor convenient Mice, ;ago three Claes
of McAdoo, **inks the Route, ell'OtaiWne Seven Acres,
thtle more or lelk..—lsiplise of Mr. Chewy," Belford.

TOR SALE EY PRIVATE CONTRACT, IN FEE,
AN Elegant Modern-built MANSION, with
Stables, Coach•bonfe, a large and handfeate OMANI,
walled round and !pinated with trait trees; convenient at-
tached and detached Buildings nfed for Mills and Workatops,
(bitable and complete for carrying on an extenfive buEners In
the Clothing line, being plentifully fupplied with wart the
aka feafon of the year, front the river celled Stroud Water;
t We with about 10 Acres of Rich Meadow Ground.
Vr above Premlfes juv deferring the attention of a Clothier
of eminence, who can command an extent-me capital, or is cal-
culated as a genteel reldence for a family of refaettabtlity,
For portindare enquire of Meets. Dyneley, Sell, and Dyes.
I lays, solicitors, Gray'a Inn ; or as, the Offue of Mr. John
Saunders, Solicitor, Strand.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By wM. SEAMAN,
At the Kieg's Head Inn, in the Market Place, Great Yin.
mouth, en Thurfday the aad day of January intt. at Twelve
o'clock at noon,
LL that new-built capital MESSUAGE, con-
s 1 of a Atop, kitchen, two parlours, hall, tea-roux,
eight ficqping moms, cellars, yards, and convenient dikes and
warehoules adjoining the fame, Omits in Howard-Brost, Great
Yarmouth, in tlit occupation of Mrs. Attbill, and in which is
now carried on an extenfive wholefale and retail Arms an 4
Li-
Quor Trade: alfo a detached Daretling Horde, which may be
added to the other Mellor at a final expellee, confilting of a
parlour, kitelais, and four ebanaberi. The preanifes arc well
kilted for the accommodadon of lodgers. Yttaliftosi inay be had
tt hittfumnscr next.
For further pyrticulars apply to Mr. Richard Miler, jun.
attorney at leit, Yarmouth.

An excellent Opportunity fur eltablithionveryng Perfon in are.
fpeetsbk line of Bttlers, advantageous Terms.
HE LEASEa of the PREMISES. with the
nigapiessl Ca/Aim of BOOKS, Sac. forming the BRI-
TISH LIBRARY, to be Sold by PRIVATE CONTRACT,.
on namable Terms. This Library b capable of being render-
ed out of the malt dellrable cancans in London, in the fame
line. If sot dilated of by Private Contrite before the Middle
of January, egos, it will be fold intasodiately afterwards by
Public Audion, In feparate lots, which will afford an exeellent
. opportunity for forming a number of (mail Circulating Lffira-
: rise in Town and Country, and of fiapplying there already
articles tbat will enrich their profent casaba.
Parties*a of private (await may be bad at the Lihrary,
Haw, Strand, and of Mr.iloward,Solicitor, Hanietta-lirect,
Covent-garden.
j. Brit ridpeffifitily inform bit Friends and the Public, that
IBM Sale Krill take place in confaimace of kis retiring alt ,geritar
from the buGuefs of a Booltfelter anal Shopkeeper, in order that
he May devote the whole of Ms Time and Attention, in future,
to the Improvement of the Newfpsper entitled BELL',
NIESSKNO*R, of which be hilt ail pnient Ye-
! twee. Toor and rive Thailand Weekly. In fpite of *sumo-
' rabic difficulties he bas fucoreded in rilabliibing its fame; and
by the Plana he has formed for conducting it hereafter, he has
rearm to hope that the Public will be more and inawscresvam
dof its ornsonlinary utility. Every future Nsimber will eon-
ri4eOriginal Article, attempting to fllullrato the politics of
and written with a d to farm a brief hut Natal
Marienim
of the pretest Timm, from the Consinancomeat of the
Syr! Cattgry.
14. k Ne Advertifemeesto are admitted, sad the WEAKLY
MEINIENGER is printed on the very keret Paper the can he
ode& The price Sarni-pence Halfpenny, or Eight Wier
gni Strperree per Quarter, franked into the Country.
Orate Noy M givsct to the Renter Nov ?mat, or to the Pee.
deultere any town in Gnat Britain, by whom it will be de-
awed se tie fares Pries. Such as Wifh to forma Regular HE-
tiEngland to the ?nicer. nous, arc cc quelled m *Or,'
Issagitudy.

NEW AND USEFUL PUBLICATIONS,
In a not pocket Sze, fold by T. Booster, No. 4, Old Broad-
Bract ; J Wright, Pkeactilly; W. Mudie, Edinburgh; and
talky be bid of all other Bookie lets.
A4ut Ftrolteokilftlith'e e•il'clCitr:tdaPUß-
LlC FUNDS. Containing every thing neeetary to le
known fog perfedtly anderftanding the nature of that Securi-
ties, and the moods of dqing buGnefs therein. To which le
annexed, a COPIOUS EQIATION TABLE, exhibiting, at
one view not only the east value the different .3tocks and
Funds hear, or ought to bear, with milted to etch other, but
nth with the veins of land; wad likewife the feversi licime
at which Ike fame loathe is made in either upon the wen
laid out. Tegtthcr with an APPENDIX, containing the
only account ever yet pubbfhed of the Bank Stock and Fonda
of the Unitzd Stakes of America.
By T. FORTUNE,
Author of a Concife and Authentic HISTORY of the RANK
of ENULAND, Ike.
Alfo, price is. New Edition, in Alphabetical Lift of all the
COUNTRY BANKERS refiding in England, Scotland, and
Wale^ with the Names of the Bankch is Lund an, upon whom
they draw, carefully corroded.

This day was publifhed,
A Snood Edition, trovited and correard, price 4s. 6411. boned,
with the WWI allowance to Scholia, embidlithed with a
tiful Frontifpiece, and with Portraits,
beautiful Frontifpiece. and with Portraits,
FHE BRITISH NEPOS ; or MIRROR
of YOUTH. Being feted Lion of Multricos
tees, who have been diftingulthed by dark Virtues, Ta-
lents, or remarkable Provers in life. with incidental mom
tical Relleetior• Written purpofely for the ufe of Schools,
pan the PrinriPle.thet example is fuperior to precept, and care.
fully adapted to the fituatioos and capaeities of Youth.
/By WILLIAM MAYOR, 1.1.. D.
Vicar of Harley, h Berkfhire, and Chaplain to the Earl et
Dumfries.
The fit/milt r•fivilaik apprArtira elog_Sefeef Beal sail! trial
ir Pretietors thetrepTirry hatr.ihmimgCnte their Sesienarta :
• In prekntlng this Work to the Public, Dr. Mayor has Made
a valeableand much Wasted addition to the School Libeary.-e
To anti& Itiftoey, Chronology, cod Biography, the Weeniest
of Briti& youth ought to be awakened; and while we siva Dr.
Mayor the praife and credit which are due to him for this Bio-
graphical Manualwe would recommend it to the Matters dal
oat refpeetable Schools. It Is pleafingly wanes, and the re-
d eel ions interfperkd are caleuleted to hdpire a love of portend
generous pricelpke. Embracing the emit evesuftd and Intro-
tent periods of Pnglifh Story, this tick variety of biographical
matter must prove acceptable to young readers, and to Bich as
rhirft flu knowledge. The example of thu good and wife his
always been minfidered as conducive to vlmw, and Dr. Mayor's
mode of ftudying Biography mutt give it peculiar alicacy."
AfsseSt,
" The Biography of thritrlosis men defcrves a more dieing
Wised rink than k has hitherto octupiod to the fyftem of Dd.
tint olueatioa. We think Dr. Mamie Mopes has many ideal).
tams to recommend it to extenhve eirenhatices. It is compen-
and includei thole proMinent characters of Brides excel-
lence with which it is chiefly deferable hr our youth to be ac-
quainted. The Ityle in which the Lignite written retyjulley
be oontmcnntll." Coat:gal Arealrm
The patterns at excellence here placed baton the eyes of
young nsiods, Ire all diftinguifbed by fuch talents and virtues,
at evert, poem would wl& funcehfully to be cultivated by bit
' oftpring. The vice. which Bette and there darken the pkeute,
only Mader the here of the whole the more futerable, and
Gook a brilliancy, othersvec both offcelive and inimitable. We
know nut, that from the ample cur le of Briri& Biography, a
more animarir.g aid improving felenion cou'd have been made.
The eeperientv and leetaiitioue of thole who haws
&moieties in an:oft every per& and private walk at foriety,
are thin held up, in minute traits, and 'beautifully coloured
from nature, both fee the entertainment and Maryellen of the
riling generation. And no exhibition occurs to mar reeolleetion
where a greater variety of nikfal end into/Ye-Mg pointing. from;
We, can he ken Mere readtly,eodu le4 mime; ores wideh
the young, at all deferiptiona, lay repair with a certainty of
ecocivitip ;nose pkafure and profit." Lasko Itrainr.
Prin.. d far Phill.ps, Na 71, St. Pad's Church-yard i fold
by T. I lurit ; and Welt and Hughes, iltternalter•row ; by &
Tabs's, at she lumen, and Seheol Leary, Pie. sly, new
Illend4treet fnisi by all other Bookkans
N. B. That Parma sail Temkin any be able M intro& this
Book in the lagge at an retodlablo Beoldelien, the pubelber
Meshy eager* win the enak, to adage_ at any ebbe Dear
trip lapis, if II Sin lop ale Pia 1111,1111paimi.

BISH returns his grateful Thanks fee the
• numerous Favours he has received, and thinks it a duty
he owes the Public (at owe f the CoNtrallors with Goverment,'
for de pnyta Lottery), to acquaint them that ENGLISH
TICKETS will rife gradually from now to the Drawing;
therefore fuck of his Friends as intend having Tickets or
Shares lit the 'sluing Lottery, will adt prudently to make an
early marchath. 'The Scheme is univerfally approved, and
abounds with mum-toys Capitals, tome of than fn judiciougy
arranged as to keep the Wheel rich, and gives a chance for
SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS
To be gained by a fin& 'l'kket. The Prises of the Englith
Lottery will be paid at the ufial time, In full Berlins money,
without any dithount.
••• Pcrfons in the Country, who with to have TiCXETS or
SHA ar s may by fupplied, by fending Poll-Office Orders, good
Bank Nines, or Call, to the old-eitablilhed Office,

No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON;
Where Tickets and Shun are felling in treat variety : and an
Banda in the Public Funds tranfadted with fidelity and
di -
pt* by T. BISH, ii-roca-Baorta.

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ENGLISH LOTTERY.
a Remark, in this Lottery the Pam zs, from 30,0z0/. the
higher, to in the lows t, will be pall In full, without any
deduction orkeeeete, in Angell neat, and as ken as drawn at .„
a fatal' diftount.
MR. NICHOLSON, ever grateful to his
Friends end the Piddle for their diftiegeifhed patronage,
Refpcdfully acquaints them that the Tickets, Halves, (for-
mes. Eighths, and Sizteent# Shares (Ramped purfuant to Adt
a Parliament) ere felling in the greateft variety of Numbers
and loweft prices, at his Office, N. 16, Coenhill, London.
Where all legal bufinefs (only) relative to Lotteries and the
public Funds is faithfully tranfedtcd.
Tickets and Shares carefully r4liftered, and the earlieft
Account of their &wee(' fent to any pert of England.
/Ufo Tickets at Two Guineas each, by *filch may be galena
the Pigot Diamond, valued as gated in the Act of Parliament
at jopool.
In this Lottery there are only ri,4,2 Ticket*. The PIM
Drawn thereof in the preterit Englifh Lottery, wit/ be entitled to
the Diamond which is &rented in the Dank of England.
Mr. Nicholfon is beat very fortunate to his Cultonters, as
in the left and tate linglifh and hi& Lotteries, the following
Capital Prizes have been fold, mated and teetered at Is &Office,
viz. NM 3499, 9065, 59004, 42700. 17025, 17049, 46876,
ssfr?j, Prizes of Ten Thoufaad Pounds cock._

Nos. 7783, 1344 28322, 44014, Penes of Twenty Thaw
(and Poundsoaci. 23339,14777, 23563, 119826, 308/5. 43/711
Priam of Five Thoufand Pounds each, belie,. many of zOOOL
ioool. and 5001. toe numerous to mention here.
a, Orders from the Country (Poft Paid) accompanied by
Rand Bills, Poft ()Mee Orders, Bank Notes, or Calk, executed
on the fame tams, as If perfonally prefout.
Schemes at large gratis.

NATHEN Profeflional Men of education and re.
fpeafibiiity deviate from the general 411 mi by the ft
Icahn, of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of long cautioned
fuccels Is the bed criterion of fupetiority.
Eight years have! devoted my practice to the exclufive treat
meat of THREE DISORDER, and the fuccefsful rtlitlt of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am
able the ravages of thole comp Lints which are the mod Import-
ant-in the catalogue Of human learnt/tics.
Attut iW.tiatiou into every branch at an Army Surgeon, I
fori,,e,la will* at an tai ly peril d of Practice to reale Individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan.
geroos precipitancy of general PraAltionela.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the toren( which I have do.
voted my attention, comprise ev,ry (pecks of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idiy.
All kinds of DEBILITY, whahtr 'riling from the habits of
Schoolboys, or dui indulgence of mature age, and tally that de-
imtgeownt of the [yam to Women which is called BARREN
NESS oeSTERILXI Y.

Numerous direst, 4 are the refs* of ignorance or hale In the
treatment of a Gamic Gonorrhi.• and it not tankequosttly bap.
pent that the feeds of Life are poifuncd by the indifcretion of an
, unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are
ally cured, and even when others ls.tve failed, I mutt that
Lap prefunseto offer' radical meltablinunent.
Few betrayer are the cafes of complicated dillrefs in this
difordet compared with the calamitous amnions of Mee, who
from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie-
ties of a fafhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which
it the unavoidable o3afequenee of loch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy futiescr broods over his milery, but care.
hilly conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confutation for
him to know, that although it be an °bled of doubt or since.
minty with ether Prattitioners, the removal of thefe DEPT.
CIF-NCI ES by the gradual proves of Renovation is the acquire.
mane my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hare
begun to reduce manly rigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in tletfe
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
Bin where this Deficiency has for years cabled. a proper Per
(menage is indapenfibly restuifite to revive the flumbeing (parks
of Life, and to rc-aninuise the Conßitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointio.
In their expedatlons of a Family, may be allured, that in mod
Initmon filch defiles are curable by Medical SUM

The SECRECY which is In cliental', to my orhierWhing, and
use 01Lastige:Wiens winch I have prefamed to Rine, form the
&Si of my Pretecfions and in coincidence with Inch this hsti.
madon is given, that Mr. B- may In ctinfulted pefonallg
(or by letters melding a Grail note) at hie honk, No. 29, Ants.
e&lkreet, Streak star Templucler.
lime bas siddesal entrance In WAter-Artet adjahllse
awl the some Ism hash the doors.
apalasikat et she Laval College of Sigma