l .~~~ IMFN - T ~S `r ..~. . 4 , ..‘&74ti*,, km t -e\ ~...... . *.--;: •' • ' ''' itc - i'lo - 140, 1 1 , • --;- , -. 4 . , ";: • - f 'kw, , ..., -„, . ~ , - • -111.7). ..; .),•-• .. . • , . 1 .14, . . • • J _,,' . 0 e ' Ci r , ....tie..i., . - • -4, , - - t . ) (a 0 0 rriET.„ eqk .i-• - . . ''' ...4 . 7 i v .: • A,0r,.••• , . . . . . , - d '• • d , • • • an.• 41. 5 : '.. i Z 7.. . . . - •o , 1,7* , I. i::: -4 FRIDAY, MARCH il, 1803. NUMBER 44413 PrOCE SIX-PENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO•MOR ROW EVENING, March 12, 1E4,3, will be prefcnted (fifth time) a New Comedy, called JOHN BULL ; Or, AN I'NGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. To which will be added the Nfuficil Entertainment of THE QUAKER. Ladies and Gentlemen wholsve hitherto been &appointed e places for the popular new '2ornedy of John Bull, are re fpeetfully acquainted it will be performed on hlonday, with F.ul and Virginia. THE DUCHESS OF PIENNE's NOVEL. This day was publifhed, in Three Volumes. Price Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence, in Boards. ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or, the HISTORY of LADY GEORGINA CECIL. 'By the DUCHESS of PIENNE Printed for Thomas Holt, N 0.3 s, Paternater-row. This day was publiihed, io gyn. price ss. in boards. THE LIFE of RICHARD EARL HOWE. By GEORGE MASO N, Author of an Efiky on De fi gn in Gardening, and of the Supple ment to Johnfae's Engtillt Dictionary. Printed for J. White. Fleet ftreet ; Leigh and. Sotheby. York-greet ; and T. Payne% Mews Gate. - This day was publilbed, price is. (Dedicated to the Right Hon. Henry Addington), r rHE POSSESSION of LOUISIANA by the FRENCH confidered at it affcdta the intrreft of thole Nations more immediately concerned, via. Great Britain, Amaica, Spain, and Portugal. By GEORGE ORR, Efq. Printed for John Ginger, 169, Piccadilly; Richardfons Royal Exchange; and Symonds, Paternolter-row. Where may be had, The Importance of Malta. By the fame Author. Price it. • Thit day was puhlithed, In. One Volume Odavo. Pelee 'Lin Board., RIJR A L PHILOSOPHY; or, REFLEC TIONS on KNOWEEDOE, VIRTUE, and HAPPI NESS: chirtiy in Reference to a Life of Retirement in the Country. Written on :ecafion of the late Dr. Zimmerman 's , Dlrcourfe on Solitu El de. y ELY BATES, Efq. London: Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Pater. totter-row ;J. W. Miler, bond-ftreet ; and W. J. and J. Richardfon, OLD NICK, A NEW EDITION. This day was publithed, in t Vols tam*. los. 6d. bo , rds, A new Edition, with Alterations and Additions, of OLD NICK, a Satirical Story, by the Author of a Piece of Family Biography. Printed for T. N Longman and 0 Rees, P.itemofter-row. " 'Like it for all in all, we do not often look upon its like in this department oi Literature' Monthly links', Sept. 'got. a II montre partout un ralcannerneia jufte, et une gran& eautoilrance des homilies et des 11am." Journal genenl de la I.itterature Etnngire, No. t t. The ENGLISH MILITARY MISMON into TURKEY, TVR :a. and EGYPT. • In the Pref., and on the .1 r:h of M: rcb will be publifhed, in or,e Volume Quarto, Price Two Guineas and a Half. Boards, cni! , eihßied with n ariy Thirty mansard Eagravioga, from Drawings taken on the Spot, 'TRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, SYR TA, t rid acrofs the Defart inteEGYPT, during the Years 1799. and tliot, In company with the Turk ti Army and the britifl , Military Milbon, which was tent from this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General Roan Litit ; containing Details of the Prooeediap and Opera • dons of the Turk:llt krmy under the Command of the Grand Viekr, w;th au lick , k and circumiti. .;al Accounts of the pre fent State of thole Parts of the 'Forkilli Empire. To which are anrexed,a Meteorological Journal, and Obfer• gallons on the Plague, and on the Difeafes of the Turks. By WILLIAM WITTMAN. M U. Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the Miffion, and upwards of two Years Phylitim to the Grand Vizier and the principal Officers or the Turkilh Army. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard. This day was publithed, In Two large Volumes, Odtavo, Price 11. is. in hoards, LECTURES on COMPARATIVE ANATO MY.A-4 'eradiated from the French of O. CUVIER, Mem. bcr of the National Idlitute Prnirffew of the College of France, and in the C,ntrai tidy :d of the Pantheon, ace. . . Underlie Inftwi inn nt . JA I.S MACARTNEV. Lei:2nm on Comrar .tivc Ano..my and PhyGolugy La St. Bar tholomew'r. liorpitaL Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Patcrnoft.r-row; and T. Cos. Borough. Until the appearance of the prefcnt Tranflatlon, we were • without any complete fy em an the (object. The Author's iltuatlon forms to lave been peculiarly favourable to t‘e ae ecmplithmad of the objedt. he ad in view. Without such a concurrence of favourable eireumftanees, in the profecutian of inquiries, which demanded fo much time, and which are not IcG unhadthful than laborious. it would h. ye been impnffible far him, he fats, to have produced the fyiteno he now gars of. Comparative Anatomy. He trotted chiefly to &EWA exami nation, but has not neglettzd to avail bintfelf of the fags pub- Elba; by other Writers. e confider this Work as a v.aueigle Ccilcetion of anatomical and phyhological faets armor- with gat method, and diferihed in eafy and perfpicungis and we recommend it to ill who are rata bed to such putfuits, tidier by the profelfeon which they follow. or their love for na tural knowledge in general. The Trial:lotion appears to be malted cos reellr."-13ritifb Critic, Feb. cloy _ . This day was Fulda A. eh-potty printed in Royal Quarto, on fine Wov- bett.preffocl, price al. 2.. in boards. THE ANATOMY of the BRAIN; er, , lahted in a foie. of 1-rogravings, beautifully colour-1 wit% a )iratation on the Communication buween the Vad ' sides of tb. train. By CH till ES 11FLL, Fellow of the Royal Cofkge of Surgeons. at Edinburgh. " We have hen a Pablicati4n, which relied, much credit CO the Author's anatomical knowkdge, and on his drill as an Arta- The Plates are executed in a very fnperlor fty If oleos , reetnefs and &rine.: ; and.sfilit , d by the cantle and accurate sleferipdons to which they refer, they will haw a conaderable tendency to facilitate the Rudy ssf the molt complex vilely* of the human belly. The SIM rent fynanima of tuitions are very properly given in Rotes , which alfo enmprite fame futsordinwe 'shied. of difenElon, not nceciArily car meted with the expla sa.inn of the Estes." Monthly Review, Feb. ant. Printed for Longman sod Aces, Patersofter-rnw; and Cr dell and Davies, *rod. _ Of when ntay be lad, lately peblithed, ENOR AVII pans of the ART Cal CS. illuftrating the Second Vo hose of the Aoammy of the Human Body. By JOHN BELL. Surgeon; And kering as an towel. .' to the Surgery of the Arteries, By CHJUkt Pb 51.1.1., suivio. sepamy printed In Import I Octavo, and beautifully colour ed. Price tl tr. in board.. •• Thee cit.-ant and arccnte delineations of the Arteries tnaß nnr nnly ta t ihtate the kneiwiedge of Anatomy, but create a nit, i.ir It in the moll I:ilidinu• student. We have fern t • Work Niter rskulatrrl f r giving ckar ideas rUe important brio-h Anatomy. mulct: ilroarly r...Lomnuod it to our me dical Friends as at once a very uferul seal b.ghly ornamental seliittiesi to their Libraries." klustitly Ratcw, &qt. :En. BUILDERV PRICES. TM. day was publiited, price 3a fewed, corrected to the 1 ft of March, TIIE BUILDERS' PRICE-BOOK: contain -I. Mg a come t% Lilt of thc Prices allowed by the moil emi nent Surveyors in London to the feveral Artificers concerned in Building; including the Journeymen's Prices. By an FXPERIENCED SURVEYOR. Pri uteil for J. Taylor, at the A rehiteetural Library, Nn. 59, High Holborn. Tbis day Win publilbed, pri cc t t. A SERMON on the DEPRAVITY of the . 1 - 1 - HUMAN HEART, exemOified generally in the Con dit& of the JEWS, and pirtieularly in that or kieutenant- Colonel DEt , PARD, previous to his execution. Preachal at St George's, Hanover ((pare, February 27, 1823, By the Rev. WILLIAM LEIGH, 1.1. 8. Morning 'Preacher at the aforcfaid Church, and Rector of Little Plumftrad, Norfolk. London: Prirved for J. Hatchaid. Box:M..ller to her Majer xy. No. Igo, Piccadilly ; Mr. Bcatudle, Norwich Mr. Parts, Athbome; and Mr. li.u - ri.tt, Bath. In the Preis, and fpeedily will he publifhed, in fix Volumes, elegantly printed in thick pelt oEtavo, and in dcmy doode , limo, decorated with Esc Similes and Portraits, engraved from original Marrs by CAROLINE WATSON. I THE WO RK S of the Right Honourable LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU', Now firft publifhed, sr rzamissioN, from the original mann fcriptv ; none of which have hitherto ;wen printed, excepting an imperfedt copy of the Letters from C.:nit-intim:plc. Thcfe'Volumes will contain her Lailythip's Correfpondcnee at different periods of her Life, viz. a. Before her Marriage, in 1711. a. During lir. Wortley 's linatvaffy to Conftantinople, from 1716 to 17:8. 3. With her Sifter, the Countecs of Mar, white rcGdent at Twickenham . between x;ao and 1 v 35. • E. With Mr. Wortley. and her Daughter, the late Counters of Bute, during her read:nue in France and Italy, between • the ytxrs :736 and :761. Interfperftd with numerous Letters hitherto unpublilbed, from POPE, Your: a, Plato:ma, and other diftinguiftled meas. 'Fhey will alto Include ORIOI7AL Porses and Essars, In Fr neh and Enghlb, by he. Ladredp; and to the whole will be refired& •theotle Memoirs of h r Life. Printed for Rico. PHILIPS, No. 7t, St. P ors Church-yard. Na 14. ST. JAMES'S-STREET, And No. t ag, OXFORD-B'm EET, oppoilL Bond Brett. HODGES and Cn Stock Br 'kers, refpcafolly acquaint the Nobility and Public, that Tickets and Shares of the prtfent Grand State I.ottcry are on filr at their LieenfedGfiles.in great rariety, and at theloweft prices. In the late Lotteries, the following Capital Prisci were fold, Aldred, and regiltend at the above Offices, viz. No. 39,467 a Prise of so,ooo No. 1,681 a Prise of ro,ooo 15, - 25 - 104.00 30,333 . 5,000 z 2,660 - 20,020 28.698 • 5,000 14,787 10,000 18,060 5,020 7,121 10,000 364330 - Acoo N. B. This Lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of nett month, and contains 4 Prises of 20.0001. 3 of to,oopl. 3 of 30001. 3of WWI tof 10001. and other Prises amounting to Amapa—PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. THIRD. ENGLISH STATE. LOTTERY FOR ant, Hsgins Drawing the 4th r April sto3. THE TICKETS are fold sod divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEF.NTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock-brokers, at their iTATII LOTTERY OFFICE, No. sig, under the Royal Exchange, 1,..nd0n, and no where rife on their Account. The Scheme confifts of four Prizes of 23,0001. three of topool. three of jowl. aad others frosts wool down to sot to the amount of 3 )2,0381. ••• Country Orden,seeompanied with &ore-dated Rills on London, Poft-OfAce Orders, or Cada. in Parcel by Coach or Carrkr, pundually attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on being treated exactly on the fame Terms as if per fondly prefent. All Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable to Aft of Parliament, and alfo with the Crown, and round it, HAZARD and Co.'. LorTaar Orrice. Letters, port paid, duly anises:red, and *befogs gratis. For Goal', Rictunatirm, Indigeßion. Flrtulency, Bilious Com plaints. Hypochondria, or Lownefs of Spirits, Ike. and Spar. anodic Mitctions of the Stomach and Howell,. THE I.:ONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GING ER. Thls molt inraluable Medicine I. prisorcd and fold by 0 .1.7 y and Timms, Chymitts to her Mikity, 37. Haymarket ; and by their are notment at Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Tots s Royal Exchange ; and at Keene and Co.'s Bath; and by one relPeetable Vender of Medicines in molt Town's throushnut the Rinipluen. UI.OOM, or WHITE, CEPHALIC SNUFF, prepared wholly front falubrlous Erie& Plants► In aloft complaints of the Head, particularly the common Head Ach, It feidom fails giving immediate cafe, and, if pereited in. pre vents returns ; no kroner Is it taken than its eff, de are felt. by warming the nervous fißeni. Relieves Loam& of Spirits, Fits of every kind, Nervous Difordal, Oiddinefs, haintnefr.Swim ing of the Head, Lethargies, Drowfinefr, Lobs of Memory, and Paralytic ComplLbuta, is pintoes of the Eyes and Deat orf. three have been buturneraLls int/Armes of Its great efficacy. The injur, common Snuff does to the Head and Stomach may, in a great degree, be prevented, by inbuilt it with a Hulett( tbis White Snuff: It corrects foul alt, thereby prevents the taking of infeßiour Difeafcs; price as. 3d. the bottle, duty included. Meets. Dicey and Co. Bow Churelt-yard. London, are ap pointed rbe only wisolefaleyenders, and may be had mail of the following Venders of !latent M.-dickies: Moore, No. ts, Great Raffell-artet, Caveat-Gordan; Stringer, No. 4, and Withers. No. asp, Strand; Keith, ;o, Haymarket; Wade 13. Old Bond.itreet, and .63, Ficet.ftreet; Ward, pg. and Parka, 13t Holborn; Greta, rts, Orford -itreet ; and of molt Vender; of Walk:lnes In the United Kingdoms. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (The Original Invention of Mr. HENRY,) Prepared android by TOMAS and Wtct.taw Hexer, Chemifts and Apothecaries, Manche ter. rj'HIS MA areeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of highly mmeentrated Vinegar, joinnl with the roof &argot Arrawatlcs. In !hung and pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful sad felonry to pertain labouring undr Head ach., Palming*, ate. and adopts it for counter sating the had disfts of heated or foul Air. Hence it bas beat found highly uferel In Rooms, where the Inreation of Fevers, or Sose Thrnon, or of ether contagious difesks prevail; and In all °waded places of mastic retort, as Theatres. Courts of Janice. &c. It may alto be particularly recommended to Pa fang refitting In Hot (limns. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price is. pd. each bottle. Stamp included, I. fold WlN:ski:le and Retail, by Bayley and Illew, Cocitfessr-ftrest, (the only Valens is Lood-n embedded by the Prop/icing.. to WI the Came). aVb..rs ado t had Star ,&c 4' GU. silwr, C.r a elise, Crjfial, N path Bottle, betides • Cdpper-plate Label, eyed by the Preparers, has the Letters T. W. HENRY'. Wawa*. TICA PHUT of Vine co.. a moulded in the Gina. Their Names ars elf Engraved in the Stamp, the Counterfeit* of which Is Feettny-.-er At the fame pima may he had„Heiery's Calcined Magmas, In MOW le es. pd. sty 6d, sail 3s. 64. ad. limps Weis& T HE ADDRESS of the UNIVgRSITY of CAMBRIDGE will be prefented to His Maim' v, at St. James's, on Weiinefday the 16th blatant, at Two o'Clodi. ':'hole Gentlemen who prepare to attend on this occaßon, are ft-quelled to meet the Vice-Chancellor and the reft of the D.:- legate, of the Uoirerfity, at the Thatched Houfe Tavern, in St. James's -target, at One o'Clock of that Day. OXFORDSHIRE. ATATa numerous and refpeaable Meeting of the - 1 . Nobility, Gentry, Cla gy, and Freeholders of the county of Oxford, convened in the Town Hall, at Oxford, on WWI.: fday the ninth day of March, 1803, by Public Advertifernent from JA :11 es Tar Lon, F.fq. the High Sheriff. to addrefs His ht on his providential efcape from the late l'estafonable and don, ous Confpiracy againft his Perron, Government, and the l . flit anion of the United Kingd ant ; The Sheriff being prevented attending the Meeting by Malt polklon, George Frederick Stratum, Efq. of Tew Park, attend- ed for him, and In a very appropriate (melt, dated the cattle of the Meeting being convened, and having quitted the Chair was unananouLly requefted to refutne the fame. The Honourable Colonel Parker then retract an Addrefs of Congratulation to His Majefty on his late providential efeape, which WAS Lconded by Samuel Gardiner, Erg. and a Commit tee being appointed, they withdrew and prepared an Ad drefs, which was read and unaoimoully approved, and the She. j riff was equaled to fiz;n the fame in the name of ea.: Meeting. The Sheriff and the Members fur the County, accompanied by fuch Noblemen and Gentlemen as may think proper to at tend, arc requefted to prefent the .Iddreis to His Majefty on Wcdocfday next ; and In cafe of the continued indifpufition of . the Sheriff, Mr. Stratton is requefted to prefent it for The Thanks of the Meeting were unanansoully vot d to the Sheriff for his early attention to the Requilition, and in con vening th- Meeting. The Chairman was requefted to Egli the Refalutions in the : Name of the Meeting; and it was received, thatthe fame fhould be infcrted in the Oxford, Readi'g and Two London Papers. G. F. SITitATrON, ChairrriAn. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were unanimoufly voted to him fur his Itandfome and able Conduct in the Chair. ANCIENT STAINED GLASS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Separately or Together, at No. 98, PALL-MALI., Lotieon. A VALUABLE coLLEc rioN of AN• CIENT STAINED GLASS, for Churches, Public Buildings, and Cabinets . —Antong other Sabje...l.s are. The Cinclliziais, Vifitation, Prefmtatioa, Laft Supper, Martyrdom of St. John, Martyrdom of St. Catherine, Affumption of the 'Virgin, St. Paul at Malta, Our Saviour at Emmaus, Fall of Man. • The Nobility, Clergy,and Co eetors of the rare Specimens of the Arta, }re refpciftfully entreated to attend to the above, which were brought from the Continent, and are in fine Pr:- fcrestion.—Letters (Poll Paid) to Mr. Comm, No. 98, Pall- Mall, as above, will be attended to. STOKESLEY. YOR ICSHIR.E, NORTH RIDING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Melt JAQIJES, (To be peremptorily fold) by Order of the Truttees of James Bradihaw Picr(on, Efq. at °airway's Coffee-houfe, Change alley, London, on Monday, March sB, at is, in is t v VVALUABLE and very improvable FRLE HOLD ESTATES,confirting of the Manor and Demefne of Beets& Abbey, adjoining Stokelley ; eomprifing a Farm of t 95 Acts, whit an engißent hoofs and buildings, together with Stokelley and Bafodale Moon, containing upwards of von acres, of Which Sco ames are St for rosin saes tlattraima, re puted to aßord the molt abundant groufe Booting ahoy La the North, and a great plenty of other game, and a coal mine, fup pc fed very conliderable, at a (mall Manes from the navigable river Tees, near its Minx to eke Oman. Alf. 620 acres of rich Meadow, with the Three Tuns Public-houfe, and another Hosi:e, in the town of Stokefley ; and a Farm at Nunthorr, within three miles of Cleveland Port. contaiaing 159 acres, with a Farm-lode and buildings, and three Cottages. Mr.Taylerion, of Stok cil-1 , will thew the Eltates,and printed Particulars may be bad of him, Mr. Powell, and the Black Swan, Stolidity; at the Golden Llos, Notthanercon ; the Tavern, in York; &actin London, of Mr. Monney, In Wood • arms, Cheaplide; at Ciarraway's; and of man. Jacques, Land Surveyors, Hatton-garden. To CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, MASONS, The Wood Cutters, and otben. . To be SOLD by AUCTION, by JOHN AYRES, On Monday ath, Tudday 13, Wedadday z ntla, Monday 28th, Tuefday 19th, and Wabsdday the 3oth, of March Wiliam, And on Monday ttth, Toefday 13th, and Wednefday the 13th of April t 803, at Twelve o'clock each day, ALARGE (I2antity of Dantzie Riga, Memel, and round Scotch Fu, In Timber, Sea:sang Quartering, 'labs. Plank, and Ends ; a large %antic, of Oak Tim b er, Sided at.d Plank Tops, Scantling, SILL, Plates, and Slabs ; a large Q2antity of !Ida Plank Boards, Tops, and Slabs; a I -rge CLantity of &sphere, Scaffokling Poles, Boards, Fetlocks, and Curds ; a confiderable Number of whole and (awed Deals of various lengths and thickneffes, fandry Ladders, Pumps, Nar. row and Six•lnch Wheel eLfe bodied Carts, Timber Carriages, Trucks, and Timber Whims, Caft Iron Wheel Rail-Road Waggons Wheelbarrows, Harnefs for Sixty Hoek., a Hurfe I. ngine fer broiling Oats and cutting Chaff, the Haod Chat cutting Mach Lead Oftem Pipe, all the &Idiots. of the very estenfive Workings. and Saw Pita, Brio:b loaters' and Carters' Hooks and Sheds, and numerous other laefts,—.-Withnut the lean Refrrve Now lyin and being on the Weft India Dock Company's Prunifes, LIMEHOUSE HOLE. May be viewed till the Sale :—Pardrulare and Catalogues may be bad Two Days preacher the Bale, et Mr. Reeves, the Royal Oak, Limehossfe Hole; Mr. Speeding, the White Hark Poplar; and Mr. Ayrta, Broth. and Aalinneer,Houndfdlteb. TO BE SOLD BY AUC 110 N, by THOMAS SPARKS, On Tinufday. March 17„ t 103, At Mr. Merrill's, Sisewell, near Leffton, ALL the MATERIALS fated from the Ship YOUNG FREDERICK. from Copenhagen. bound to St. CIVIL, SOO tons borthen, eo3filliog of Sails, Rapes, Stand ing and Running Rigging. Anchors, Babies, icy Together with upwards of twenty foot of New Ropes, is cads, frost two to dght inches In dreurtference, calculated for the rigging of (*mall and large Veffels. And the two following days. at the White Hor e Inn, Lea's's, will be fold, the Cargo of the (aid Ship ecinprifing gt y Pieces of Melia Linen. containing 9as9 yards. sle Pieces ditto ditto, tog yards. $ Pieces ditto ditto. goo yards. 11 Ditto Deena& Napa Table Uwe. aocano Manotatorod so Douai Quart Conks of Rappce Snuff. go Resod erWriting Paper. t z Boxes of. Candles. 6,0 Skeins of White and Coloured Thread. zoo Pieces of White Tspe. 10.070 Sarni Staves. s.to o:dinns of Conine Brandy--..t0 Bands of Beer. 4 -talkers of Vinegar. sj Deena of Win-, in quest bottles Preach and 61 Ditto ditto, in pint bottle* ? Portugal. And various other Ankle% In (mall Lets. for the conve nience or perehafers. The Goo& any be viewed on Monday, Toefday. and Wed nelJay przccding the Pale, by applying to Mr. Iyotzdi, at Leilton dors:raid ; or Mr. Dyater. at Maar.. N. B. Sale to begin ea:b day at Ten o'clock, and Catalogue , diartboted In doe dme.--Catalegoes may alio be bad ea the as WA. kali Mr. elm Unwis e 1N $, llvitorptquotb txtrr UAI. iNsuit .NCE OFFICE. 'I I HE INIPERIAE. INSURANCE CON! PANTY her. by 6:v: No•ice.tbAt nn Cr, they wi!l r,:ady to rec at their CORNHII.I., Pro; ofil. tor 111(unit:cc' gout E, of iloi!Li and other Build ng., !Lauri:hold Furniture, Cleo s, Wart*, and Mcrehanaize, tuant.t , Ctured, tr••••3t. atire4 Stuck in Ti alc, of r'hi:ti„ ail nth 'r V Us in Port, or in Dock, and Goads on board th fame; t, of Ship and other Veire:3, tral ;ng or r.psirir7; of 2srg-s.in..l Licii-ers, on nit. irigabk: EON', rl ~n 3 Can.d,, and ef GOOdth on 1.- , ard thereof; alto of agricultural Stock, and lirrnhis, as as of every other Deferipiion of Prope ty, which i, Miami& from rite. The Coniptny look forward with canildrwe to tilt. Patron. ape and Sepp3rt of the Public, und:r an Ailbrance that this Eftabli3imcct wll be eondueted on Principles of the bigheft Integrity; and that at their Engagentents will be ferupuloully fulfilied winb Promptitude and ty. By Order of the Board, J. DAY, See. London, tit Itlarch,ao3. •,,• Propofals and Particulars of Rates for lnfursnee. wlll be ready to he delivered. on or hef , sr, the /eh n •h;. M 'Jt. WANTED, a Young Man, a Twine Spit r w* , tll a pod ellaracixr, to st. too ntilot in the ,:otitry. Elquire at Mr. Huotres, No. s 6, Wells-lbect,O.ford4treet. PATERSON'i ROADS. r rHE New itiiii4;l(ieinititeiiiirteenth nf . this %ireful Book) fo long promifed, will be poblithed in the Courfe of neat Month ; under the Sanetion of the original Pro. prietor, Lieutenant Colonel Patcrfon, Alaftant .),sarter Mat ter General of his Majcity's Forces, with the additional Aid of Francis Frerting, Efq. Secretary to the Pott Otfirx, and of the Literal Surveyors of the provincial Diltrids, by the Authority of the Polt Matter General. The tWifs of Materials, which has been fundlked from ofici.J, a. well as from private cons. munications; comprehending a great Varie y of new Meafure. menu. and of improvements. added to the Neceffity, for the Sake Aectraey,of futinittting the Whole to the Condudt and Arrangement of One Perkin only, will aecau"t. and k 6 hoped, mak. Ana nds for the Delay of this Puhlication. MONEY ACCOMMODATIONS and COMMERCIAL CONCERNS. MANUFACTURERS, Traders, and Others, may be rupplkd with Sums to any amert.a, by an ad. ranee on Woollens, Linens, Cottuos, all kinds of Hardware, or any other (peeks of Goods and Merzhaniiro.mt-nfleturctl or uuwrought, for any time convenient to the party, at legal interoit, and. moduatc corrunilfiut. The Connexions and carrefpond nee of the Advenifer, both fortiva and tioniellic, afford th conilint means of a fit and ad vaatagenus Market lo Goods of cv,ry kind. Thole overftneked with Goods, or wining to mend their Trade, will find this a defir:tile niource, or when difappointed in receipts, will always meet with immediate and effedlual aid. Every application will receive attention, and the buftnefs be concluded w th a promptitade and delicacy which have alwa-s given fa.isfatition, by letters 2ddreffvf, or fictional application from ten till three, to Simon and Co. No. 17, Upper binkftreet, Bloonsibury-fquare, London. ;ARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE 4ARAeilti'Slliiislii, SNOW-HILL, Br TILE FOLLOWING P9S7COACHRS: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH rid IlltiStOL, by NEW POST-COACHES, through Clippenhear. Car, and Marlboro' every Afternoon g wives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thogag.freet, &idol, neat Morning-4*- *de IL i5...-Out tea.—Parceh 6d. carriage...---Paffengem for warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, Re. I.iverpool, Warrington, Knotsford, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedrion, every evening, at Five Attack, to the Crown Inn, Red CroCritreet, Liverpool Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Strout every afterrpon, and reaches Birmingham neat day at DOOM Pates by eford, Shlpftone, and Enftoo, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-ft:cm, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Cow* called the Rockingham, fete out every morning at eight o'clock —carries four infidel only, and goes remarkably rify—padls through Stamford, Newark, Ret• ford, Doncaftcr, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Liao, Leeds neat day at no. Notwithitanding the untutored coped orals Coach, It le allowed to be the mod agreeable and com plete public conveyance on the North Road. being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Canceller, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton, Charley, Onnetirk, and Garßang Pc& k caches, every after noon, at five o'clock—Guarded. Louth, Spillby, Homeaftle. Bodo°, Saddle,. Peterbomugh„ Stilton, and Huntingdon Candi, feu off Monday, rredoefday, and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from Spiny with a Guard. York, Neweattle, and Edinburgh Pod Coach, the Lord Milan performed with a Guard throughout, feu one eery morning at fevag o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad. ceder, Darlington, Northallertoo Durham, Morpeth, sad se. wick. Pamirs liadft themfglve% fatigued front the length ofthe journey may red what time they &ale, and thee proceed on without any additional fare. The Prupek ur at Yost has Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other pron. Castile and Pend& Polt-Coach, goes with four Horan, and a Guard all the way—pares through Appleby, Gretobsidge, Richmond, Catterick , Boras . Wether • by, Aberford, Degrader, and Graithang,(the way by i i ml es).-kts out ev loaning and performs the journey with • the greeted facility. the detained an the load by ballads or pinafore, have the ad of thdr fear being fe ared In the nest Coach, (with o nly Coadunew.) thew Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth,Dor chelter, :ad Salifbury Balloon Coazhes, every Morning at Indt r e f i t d ; rt hree, with a Guard: through Monroe, Aguniniter, Bradford, Balingitake. and Bagilgot•-••C,arrim foot lollies, at only al la. each. Hertford, Ware, Haddefilon, ;Ind Medium Coact, every Morning. Shaleld and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Naas. I at Sevca.--Guarded. 91 0 - ;ford,Brifoo, and Healey New Poit-Coadt, with a laird every Afternoon, at RTC &Clack. Maneheitce Wiladlaw,Caogieton, NeW'Clftle, Walton and _ Wolverhampton Pof Coach,every afternoon. awarded Shrewlbury, Wellington, and Shiettal Pelt Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unkorn Inn,Shrewfbary. Guarded. Southampton, Wbochdier, Arlestord, Alton Comb, every morning. 11141. NortheeM,Howden, Thorn and Doertßa Poft Coach every morning, at keen o'clock to the Bull and Sun tun Mr on. Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wanßesd, and Laytotiftene Coach, at $ every Evining (except Sunday) Sunday N:ic in the Morning, Tottenham and Edmonton Coach 'lady at half Taft Ten, bad pall Two, half raft Fcur, and half pall Seven o'Cl•ick. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, (loads, Fee. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggona....To Difa, Beak% imegat, Bury, and all parts of &GM every Monday. boutbaripeon, %Indicter. R amfey, LyndliarkLymhorton, Cloißeberch, R inemod. Fordiagtividge, Wirnborn, and Plod inne/ Dai. W.MOUNTA Iy IN and Co. repoiffutly acquaint thdrliriendo and the Public, that they will not be accountable fat any Parse or Luggage. Stn of more Mao Five Pounds 'aloe. eir day Vi'Meta fprdled at the time of delivery, and tr ei tr eL iten comb tips Sanousb-blowilba,