the others whom constant practice has made wary, lay out their money on quite a different principle from that of the casual advertiser. They have learned their lesson, and if they pay extra for position or insertion, they know that their outlay is remunerative; whereas, if it were not governed by caution and system, it would be simply ruinous. In fact, advertising is a most expensive luxury if not properly regulated, and a most valuable adjunct when coolness and calculation are brought to bear upon it as accessories. The heavy duties originally imposed upon newspapers, both on them and their advertisements, were at first a considerable check to the number of notices appearing in them. For, in the first place, the high price of the papers narrowed the limits of their application; and, in the second, the extra charge on the advertisements made them above the reach of almost all but those who were themselves possessed of means, or whose business it was to pander to the unholy and libidinous desires of the wealthy. This, we fancy, will be extensively proved by a reference to the following pages; for while it is our endeavour to keep from this book all really objectionable items, we are desirous that it shall place before the reader a true picture of the times in which the advertisements appeared; and we are not to be checked in our duty by any false delicacy, or turned from the true course by any squeamishness, which, unfortunately for us in these days, but encourages the vices it attempts to ignore. The stamp duty on newspapers was first imposed in 1713, and was one halfpenny for half a sheet or less, and one penny "if larger than half a sheet and not exceeding a whole sheet." This duty was increased a halfpenny by an Act of Parliament, 30 Geo. II. c. 19; and by another Act, 16 Geo. III. c. 34, another halfpenny was added to the tax. This not being considered sufficient, a further addition of a halfpenny was made (29 Geo. III. c. 50), and in the thirty-seventh year of the same wise monarch's reign (c. 90) three-halfpence more was all at once placed to the debit NUMB 940. Cheatre Ropal, Brury Lane. By bin MAJESTY'S COMPANY, Will be prefeated the Tragedy of OR, THE ITALIAN LOVER The principal Characters by M. KEMBLE and Mrs SIDDONS The Prologue to be tpoken by Mr Kemble And the Epingue by Mrs Siddons With New Delles, Decorations &C. Percy, Den, Mr Siddara BT COMMAND OF HIS MAJESTY. And ander the fame DIRECTORS as the CONCERT of ANTIENT MUSIC. THE Oratorios of SOLOMON, ALEX ANDERS FEAST, with the CHOICE OF HERCULPS, JOSEPH, ACIS and GALATEA, with DRY. DEN'S ODE, ESTHER, and MESSIAH, will be performed on the Six FRIDAYS in LENT, at the CONCERT ROOM in TOTTENHAM STREET Swangu waken at Meffr. Longman and Brodeep's Mufis Shops in the Haymarket and Cheapfide, and Ms Adhiry's, No. 4, Pimlico, at Three Guinean cach, the Tickets NOT transferable. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL STREET, NEAR GOODMAN'S FIELDS AN OCCASIONAL ADDRESS, BY MR PALMER, In the Character of Chriftmas A Medical Entertainment called THOMAS and SUSAN, Or. The GENEROUS TAR. Feed die, New Pastuirate Entertainment, called The DESERTER of NAPLES; O, ROYAL CLEMENCY Mr W Palmer, Mr. Cooper, Mr. L Edrange, Mr. Hud- Thar Dena by Mr. Holland, Mad. Bittner, and Mei. The Whole to conclude with (17th time) a new Pantomimic HARLEQUIN MUNGO. OR, A PEEP INTO THE TOWER Harioquin, Mr RAYNER, Jan Mung Harlequin, Mr. BOURKE Pantai, Mr. POLLETT, S Crepe of Wat Brafts and Warder of the Tower (with Chaver), Mr. GRACE Captain, Sailor, and firt waterman (with Songs). MI. ARROWSMITH. Clown, Mr FOLLETT, Jun. J. Hayda THREE SYMPHONIES Panter's Wife, Mr. BURNETT, And, Columbine, Mr. GIBBS. Jones To Conclude with a grand Ballet, By Man! Master, Mr Holland, Mad. Whether, and Mademnalelle Constance Bura, St., Pic, ta: First Gall, a Second Gall, s Ff the Boses to be taken of Mr. Clark, at the Dew of the Theatre. The Downs to be opened for the furore at half-part Ben, and to begin precifely at half-paß Six o'clock. •1• No Money will be returned after the Curtain is drew up, or wil my person be adhimed behind the Vivant Res & Regina M.B. Nothing under will be taken. 70 BE LETT, OR SOLD. EXTENSIVE Premises in the Neighbour bated of Chesplite Apply No. 9, Cheapfide. A CAUTION to prevent IMPOSITION. SHARPS CONCAVE RAZORS Are made of the very best feel that can be seropera, and found with the any other cosy. pily procured in as county, nonpection. Their fuperior excellence shove all others let them more ehermed than any Racor new in ese, the exsequence of which is that forme perfons have feed, and fill to offer, an inferior article under that came C SHARP, Perfumer and Rason Maker to his Royal #fights the Prince of Wales, at No. 131, Fleet Scent, and No. 57. Carnhill, Mipectfully intreats the public to obferve that Bi Concave Ragore are not fold at any other places in London, but at his mops as above, Sharp famped an the ban of the Razor all others an counterfeit the Pedal Harp, with Airs, Aspe Siz ITALIAN ARIETTAS in the A Fourth fet of Sir ITALIAN CAN- Sa MINUETS and Twelve COUN NEW MUSIC. This Day are Published, By J. BLAND, No. 45. Helborn, Muftrated with Copperplates, and adorned with. and caricature Prints FESTIVAL OF ANACREON. This Day is Published, Price 38 6d, The New Comic Opera, now performing at THE FESTIVAL OF ANACREON, contaming the Songs of Capt Marrua, M. Hewerdine, and other Lyric Writers, as ficg at the Anacreont So ciety, the Beefreak and Humbug Clubs art, Breval, Tncker, Todor, Devieme, Vanhal, Sirkel, Nuriery Maid, My Aunt, Hal's Looking Gisla, ings, and Prints for the Cabinets of the Moralift, the Viotti, &c. Also the Overture and Songs of Tarare, and large collection of Books, Pamphlers, Paintings, Draw- Dionary of Mobical Terms, Examples, &c Prans of Pleasure and Memoir of Kitty Cut-a- This day published. MEDICAL COMMENTARIES for the Year 178, exhitiring concile view of the late and most important Dikcoveries in Medicine and Medical Par-Philofophy Collected and Published by THE Delivery, however, was put off till the Thele FANS, calculated to prefent at one view both Mn H. M., No 3, Haymarket, THE SONGS in Robin Hood, of Charm-Where the will receive with refpectful gratitude any by Mr. Bowden, 11 each. "When ruddy Aurora," and HANDEL'S SUBSCRIPTION ANDREW DUNCAN, M.DF K. & A.S Edin., be. Decade Second, Volume Seroad. Printed for C. Elliot, T. Kay and Co., oppofita Somer fet Place, Strand, London, and C Entot, Edinburgh. Of whom may be hat, Complete SETS of DECADE FIRST, from 1773 to 1785 inclufive. Ten vols. 8vo, price 11 th boards, and ros bound. ALSO, Vol. 8, for 1781-2, Vol. 9, for 1783-4, Vol. 10, for 1785 and Vol 1, Decade II for 1786, at Sig Shitlings cach, in boards. N.B. As above may be had gratis, C. Elfor, T Rey and Co.'s Catalogue of Books, in all the differear bean cher of Medicine, for 1788, with the lowest prites afined This day are Published, tains, an elegy, cach 6d. Bland's 13th and 14th Ladies THE ELEVENTH NUMBER OF HAN Printed in One Volume, octave, on fuperfine mediam GEORGE DOWNING, Oil Merchant, AN ABRIDGMENT of the MEMORIAL jets, the Advancement of Leary, Pat Su Shary's Metalle Razor Strope, which keep the Razor JOHN YOUNG, MANUFACTURER and VENDOR CRAZY ig ander, without the fe of a Hone or grinding, are of the Hibernan high dried or Landy Foot's Snuff, KAT A Favourite SONG, i to Music by HAYDN, "The Sailor he fears not the Roar of the Sets,' A Farounce SONG, let to Music, witis Accompact By MRS. CARTWRIGHT Eleganrty printed, in full pocket rotume, to Superfine London Pringed at the Legography Press by J. Wist Univerfal Register. A HOLIDAY AT ALL THE PUBLIC Each of which are fapplied with Every festence and operon advanced and are of incelefts for the morfust of their feveral The CRITIC will da, là về chưr 1QUIDS from the fupported by Mr Shendy, on the in functions; an endowment which is not all time to be found even in the HEAD of the Siete The bead of the Church—the bead of the Lan--the beads of the Navy- the beads of the Army -and though lef, non log, the great beads of the Unewer fitues ality of well-chosen furname, may be property AMERICAN PHILOSOPHERS : PHILOSOPHY applied in fhewing the recommendassons and | we enced to the Proton of THE TIMES - WH advantages which result from placing a striking ARTS AND SCIENCES Ball ever be title page before a book, or an inviting HEAD on the front page of Now PAPER TO THE PUBLIC. VERSAL thanks, however warm in expreffiom. esnnot be considered the criterion of GATH TUDE. DEIDA, not words, prove fincerity, and by future endeavours to entertain and inform, TH THE will evince their zeal in the service of Tma Puala, and their ferling for the favours bestowed upon the UNIVERSAL RECHTTR Ma. WALTER, potrates of the Logograph Pre, cannot amit his tribute of shanks for the very great encouragement which his endeavours to improve the art of princing have experienced ---ɑorwich standing the unjul and liberal mes fares adopted to impede its progress and intere him. An accurate Aatement of these meas and invidioes practices he is determined to lay before the public in a pamphlet on a future day at prefent he will only mention a very recent one. Tw DAILY ADVERTas being generally read by the lower orders of the people, he offered at its office an Advertisement for leveral apprentices, which Ma. JeNou, the Printer, refused to infert, though he had received payment feveral days precedAng A Ho to placed, like chole bead which The Politure! Head of Two Trues, like that of bead, and has lots original humour. The LADY BRISTOL, more moronically known by her affamed ricle, the Ducts or KINGSTON, had lately been joined with a longing to revit her native country Her Ladyfhip declares the bas for a confiderable time pafl felt the amor po true, and willies for pret conversation with his Majesty's Minuters, for the purpose of laying before them the true fate of the Empress of Rufica's promate affairs. We are rejoiced for the best reason in the world--because it will promote the joy of other -that the report of Mr. Hobart having retired from the Richmond Theatre is entirely without foundation. Where murth, good humour, and elegant festivity prevail, especially if they d be he ghtened by the come icene, Ma Hebert cannot be easily (pared. On Friday evening, there was a private com cert at the house of Mr. Billington, in Poland Street, at which there were fome of the f--cha count of is probably will be given in this paper ram in the kingdom A more particular ac on a future day But then a head with a good face is a harbin- On the PARLIAMENTARY HELD every com THE UNIVERSAL RECISTER been name as injurious to the Lopography Nem-Papor as TRISTRAM WES TO MR. SHANDY'S SON -but OLD SHANDY forgor be might have rectified by confirmation the mistake of the parfew at beprijm, and with the touch of a Bop have changed TRISTRAM to TRIMBORSTUS. THE UNIVERSAL REGISTER, from the day of us firft appearance to the day of itsoenfirmation has like TRISTRAM Sufered from innumerable cafuals ties, both laughable and ferious, arifing from its The great heires, Mifs Puleeney, the daughter name, which on in introduction was immedi of William Pulteney. Efq., came of age lafately curtailed of ita fair proportion by all who Thursday-The entertainments on the occafion were very (plendid, and the celebration kept at Shrewbary. The indifpofition of Lord Salisbury is a public evil; and to do his Herefordshire neighbours justice they think fo, independent of their Chrifumadifappointment. Other and honourable faelings operate more upon the occafion. Great expectations are formed of Mr. Fireber, Bert talents in the important pot to which he has lately been appointed; and we are ready to believe that he will amply fulfil them. But of this we are rather certain, that however he may farmount the attacks of the Hibernies poli cians, if the jolly fellows once get him among them, they will foon make him feel a want of called for it, the word Unreal being enver. however, he has ordered to be bung up in his The informative offered by the DaSERTER from the political BANDITTI Ecets with no credit in Court, it having been repeatedly determined at the Seffions boule in the Old Bailey that an approerr, vulgarly called a King', Eviders, thall have no credit with good men and true, unless his reftimony be fupported by winefies of boneft fame. name that of the TIMES, Which, being a monofyllable, bids defiance to car- THE TIME! What a monstrous name! Grans ed-for The Trees is a many-headed monfter A few days fance died Dr. Ifaac Mann, Bishop that (peaks with a hundred tongues, and displays of Dublin. The Marquis of Buckingham by the transformations in life affumes innumerable fhapes of Cork and Rofs, in Ireland, and Archdeacona thousand characters, and in the course of if above event is Angularly fortunate, by having it in his power during the first week of his admi- and humours. nistration to befowa mitre on one of his chaplains. The declining ftate of the King of Spain natu rally turns the attention of political obfervers to cha: quarter-asa fyftem if measures very hoftile to the views of France, and (abverfive of that tyranny which it has fo long exercised at the Court of Madrid, may poffibly be adopted. It is faid, and the idea has long met with a current belief, that the Prince of Auftria is well acquainted with the true interefts of his country, and will when the power is his effectually promote The public events of Holland are known to every one who can and will read the new (papers, but they alone who are able to get a peep into private correfpondence can be informed, though THEATRE Drary Lewe Hamlet-whofe doom, at least this feafon, has Though cleaning the gallery of the Comwom of frangers be a fonding order, which may s ber may infit upon without being feconded, pes GROOT would not venture to put it in ex ecution without confuiting his Lady who, after examining the premises, has given her opinion thas jesh things ought not to be forced at triflet with. SIR THOMAS BEATER and MAJOR Morri have commenced Literary bolilites, through the modium of the Norwich Mercury, their amme non is of inflammable materials--more, how ever, of bromtime than of salt, and charcoal great abundance As this Paper has traced every incident respect anfortunately been to walk the sight and ftrutg LoD GEORGE GORDON for feveral months to empry benches"-performed yeflerday even- Mr Ward's performance of the Queen is the best proof of Mrs. Suddon's allernion, that *Gertrude bad more good points shout her than the critics were aware of.” Mr. Ward' distracted and in the clofes foene sided most pow. erfully Kembic's piteous exclamation of, On bimon fun! Indeed, the noble delineation of that difficult character did much credit to this rifing actres Cecent Gardr -Henry the Fourth," with Ryder's Falstaff, ended the year merrily at this Theatre. The house was remarkably fall, and the lower boxes caffing argument for trimming Lord Gorge, but though his Lordship has been so long in the fad, it is not thought that being will take plac till the day of Judgement. The paragraph which appeared in a certain res (petable Morning Print, relative to the discharge of a perfom from St. James's, for having paid a grateful attention to Lord George in his diftreffes is, however, not true; indeed, the report was to engracious be fa O QUACKERY! where wilt thou end? O Paysc, when are thy disgraces to terminate! There are at the time a prafuitioner in toven, who lays to his patients-Ule my wegetable, follow my regumes, and never fear it will radicate ai your per complaints. Such a character should not elcape the animadverfion of The Tom. but of this here Doctor mart 2000-when Th Times have leisure. Yesterday the Purier of the Darton, Captain Hunt, for Bombay and China, received his final difpatches from the India Houfe. had most of the fahonable amstrars in town. particularly welcome to Lewis, who was moft vil- REHEARSAL NEW YEAR'S ODE Mr. Cramer led the band a the rehearsal yef terday, in Hickfer?: Rooms, Brier, Street. The Overture confifted of three movements, in the fecond of which Mr. Parke's oboe was diftinguished in a Solo accompanied by the Violincella Mr. Sale opened the vocal part in a recitative and air "Bade was the Pike, and mally Roof He was followed by Doctor Hayes, who ere- the bottom; it resembles a great bottle with a (mall neck; there is not literally at its entrance abreaft, yet forty yards higher it is roomy and from the Strand room for two cosebes to go fpacious. If the houses which form so great a bulk on the right hand, where Cater the Paw broker now lives, were thrown down, and an elegant range of new buildings to match the op pofite carner, where Me. Humble and Hender fon's upholstery warehouse is, it would certainly be equally commodious with either Catherine or Southampton Street Dunng the late memorable contest berarom Johnfon and Ryan, in the last fet to Ryan rod upon Johnstone's great toe, and by the violence of the firuggle lacerated the nail wholly from it Johnstone wasat this inftantobferved to turn pale. When they were disengagedj obaftonewas fomach irritated, thar making a blow at Ryan, whom be miffed, he ftruck one of the uprights of the ftage, which fhook it in an incredible manner. the next blowthat Johnstone made was aimed actbe cheft, in which he fucceeded, and this terminated the contest. Johnstone then asked Ryan if he had enough; to which he replied, "I've had friends, I have And up." johalon's hand was much brused and black for fame time after by The critical reader will obferve we perfonify failed in his execurion, which was very excuía enough chefe x minutes, but to oblige my our new name, but as we give it no diftinction of ble in a fir effay before fo many capital mas "Prood Caftic, to thy banner's Bowers." the blow against the upright, and we hear he has not yet recovered of the hurt which his toe re ceived in the encounter. THE TIMES, being formed of materials and pof- It was much admired for its implicity, it be THE HEADS OF THE Times, as has been faid, they will not all of them believe, that Lord Bean are many, they will however not always appear the Queen's birthday were es ufual played over, them is actually giving dinnermaye, and good at the fame time, but cafually, as public or private two of which seemed to have a confiderable hand by the Keeper, when tive of the principle wh dianers too-at the Hague. London Prarts at the Logograph Prefs and Gold by Within three or four miles of London Bridge, in a dry, GAME OF WHIST. This day it published, Price Scorpence, or four for a failing to give away, BOB SHORTS RULES of the GAME of WHIST, by the addition of the Laws of WTUST, played at Brooker's, Hath, Printed for John Wall, No. 16, Ludgate Street, album may be ti prie One Sling, EVERY MAN A GOOD CARD PLAYER, Or Reica for playing the Guns of What, Quadrile, Plaque Laniques and Quinam A By MIMBER the JOCKEY CLUB. VALUABLE NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. Price Two Stungs, Or Ther neatly bound and gilt, Pria for John Wallis, No. 15, Ludgate Street, when may be had, the fame bon and price, THE BEAUTIES OF BLAIR'S SERMONS Rectify the judgment, and would the heart to Virtue. Flamely prod, to ene volume, same, TWO Bed-Chambers and a Dining-Room, large, handfome, ary, and well furnished, will be winred on Monday, the 7th of January, for a month's Letiem addrefied to X, at Lind's Coffeehouse, defcribing particulars and terms, will be attended to on Friday or Saturday next TO BE LETT. TWO good Dwelling Houses, fituated in REFINED LIQUORIC Fer COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, and DEFLUX MIST, Na 100, STRAND, EXETER Dec 10, 1797. THE Commiffiones. for Victualling bis Majesty, THE Principal Officers and Commifioners of bis Majefty Navy do bereby give notice thas, Navy do bereby give Notice, That there is jefty's Navy to pay the Principal and Interest of ing to contract for jupplying the Slap Office bere money in the bands of the Treafurer of His Mabury, the 3rd of Jan, next, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with fuch persons as may be with the Bills registered in the ceart of the Victualling with Deal Cafes for packing Steps. for three months ending the 31 of January, 1787, in order that the Perfons poffeffed of juch Bills may bring them to this Office to be affigned for payment. And all perfons cobe bold the jaid Bills are de fired to fufcribe their names and places of abode at the bottom of cach Bull. VICTUALLING OFFICE 24th December, 1787. No letter will be received as a sender unless the The Particulars may be seen in the lobby bere. writer, or an agent for bim, attends; nor will any be received after twelve o'clock. NAVY OFFICE December 19, 1787. THE Principal Officers and Commissioners of bis Majefty's Navy do berely give notice that all Bills registered in the Course of the Navy for the Menth of November and December, 1786, and January, 1787, are ordered to be paid in money, that all persons who are poffefed if we fame may bring them to this office to be affigned to the Trea jurer of the Navy for payment. THE Commisioners for Viralling bis Majefty' VICTUALLING OFFICE 17th November, 1787. THE very great efteem in which this Prepara-to commends it more agrerable remedy. I alfo chec THEINTERESTINGMEMOIRSofHENRYtually clears the organs of fpeech, by removing that MASERS DE LAT DE, during a confinement of Thirty-6 mars in the State Prifan of FRANCE; giving sa Auracal account of these lamentable places of abo for the cuppy persons who fall under thak erar power of the Meas he afed to eflage oare from the teace from the dungeons of Vincennes, ach the consequences at those attempts the whois fing Serves of Erests and Perseverance (onder them all apprebes Lom) (carcely to be thought the lungs, and treaft coughs, colds, and athmatic arlections,ired to take Notice. That, so Regard will be bad This day is published The THIRD EDITION of HISTORIES OF CURES performed by Mr. RUSPINES STYPTIC SOLUTION. Among other of the gamerit impurtsort, is a cure lately commamas M. Rufpai by the Surgeon of the Royal Hofportal of Relies, Panfmouth, of a Sailor whofe arm was fo thered copies by the explosion of a cannon, that am pung the Gmb near the facolder became sulolutely ne nary. The afual meras by nature far reftraining the from huge proving abortive, by its processing from Wighus the Dome, inked the Surgeon, as the only remain ng chance, to use the Styptic Liquor. It was appond, and Che binding fuce fhopped It proceeds to inform Mr. kuf g that bad not the Styptic andwered this great par, the lat and unlyricnedy appeared to be a fecond amputation in the solder joint London Printed for J. Johnston, Bookfehler, St. Paul's Church Yard and to be had sifu of Mr. Rulpini, Surgo Decal to N's Royal Highnes the Prince of Wales mutat Mr Rufimijas, Bach THIS DAY is published, Price One Shilling (to be cuntioned weekly), of CHRONO ANDERSON'S HISTORICAL and This forced viable work is in the highest efimade cha Larry World, as it is well knows to contain del comproved met dierted view of the Priadigueral Com now tant, and muf be of the grea cury, both to the Sufian and Merchant, wel as to Readers of my sickness, ar this important Period. Los Pr.sted at the Lopography Persa, by J. Walter, Pring Banje Square, Black Frias, Robo, T. Pay and Sur, B. Whim and Son, t Dora, & Low, R. Baldwin, I Becker, T. Einify, W. CJ Jahmion, ( Diby, W Richardion, W Thang, W. Gorifmth, Bex, T Exuns, W Lowndes, 1. DO T Whacki, T. Wheldon, Seatc's and Witaker alls by T Wheee, Dabin, EX4 Gordon, disburgh, Doslop and Wun Cricom and all other Bookfers in Great Britain reland. with cherraneft and clay N. 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January 18 $758 MESSRS SHERGOLD and CO. molt re spectfuity offer the's fecere Thanks and grate ful acknowledgements to a liberal and aftung Public far the very great Mefore of Conften and Favours recently added to the eb:1, they owe their Frends during lesser of many Yar and upon repeated Occa Gone Without adopting the Perde and tronfenfe which renders fo... of theis exam ponuries ridiculous, they can make the best per Appeal for the Integrity and Honor of the alarm Appest to the Voice and to the judgment of the Fu The Tory cot vaunt the Encragement and Prince they have received from all Ranks, but leave the World jutge by Enquiry and the general Opinion buw far they have distinced all Compeaton is extent of Bulaci and of univer Eftern The fuccefs of their House to Adventurers has kepe Pace with the faility of its engagements A great No m ber of CAPITAL PRIZES Ave been added to their former numerous cataloger, and in particular a 5,000l., paid to a refpectable Shopk • the Jurnagh, who will readily brar felony to the Alacrity and Promptide be experienced. MESSRS SHERGOLD and CO arquate the Subfer bens to the IRISH LOTTERY that the Tickets to be gives Grecks, agreeable to didz Terms, will be ready to diver on Thursday, the 17th of January int, and they early requr their friends will cal for and receive them before the ath of February. THAT bepe the conduct will warrant them to epelt a continuance of the Friend and Recommendation of their Patrons in the ENGLISH LOTTERY, who may be affured that the Came line of Rechte will be strictly adhered to which has uniformly dilungushed all their Precedings A PROPOSAL TO THE PUBLIC. For the BENEFIT of the PUBLIC. The Act, as it now foods, rabies every Office Keeper THE Poblic are refpefully informed that to take away the Ticket (which is depofred at the time Geveral Marines of the best knowledged in- of Caring in the hands of the Common) three days ful to dry, in the rejection parts of the world they are after the fold Tacker is drawn, in which cafe the for 1 late, by appointment, at J. de Boffe curity is every way incomplete, because thole parchaters af Foreign Books and Prints, Na 7, Gerd of Shares who live at dilance from the Metropola may B, Sub, end at Mr Randall's, under the Rope La not reserve ineligence of the late of the Ticket is time to ace the object of to safer an Emoliuret make the demand before th- Said Ticket received back as to in part from all parts arricies of no CT- from the Commillones, and pullably disposed of. but that at (preading res, Oplate off Whereas, if the Act calented the time for a certain oummorgh for weak and decayed Romache, ber of works, ther: would be an opportunity for appli dible to all confurmple complares, to pes put cation to be chole lot noch refpective thave before the Bust Specifie cv ket could be withdrawn karen gan pain to the head and eyes, great reof motory, and most wonderful for prin blk.col.com of the whole. and scarce articima, as are eva not to be had in Enrage, on $ per box of do pilla Denah P, - verdy grief the gravel, é per ton of A liquid which will render al augstingudes infiels as if they had been in 100 per buckie and an Onoment which trays bugs to so ever to returity and Gelers P-the Thole hom the Fourteenth to the Forty-fifib Regi- Those from the Forty-sch to the Nineeth Reg meats of Foot in ve. Wednesday, Jan. 9th. Fors and Lancashire Volunteers, with all the American THE Commisioners for Villuailing bis Ma jey's Navy do berely give Notice. That, on Tuesday, the 19th of January next, they will be to receive Tenders in writing (fented up), ond nigh their Agent at Gibraltar with theircer jus of money the fervice of His Majefy'; Vitralling that Place may thereafter require the Secretary's Office. The Conditions of the Central may be fears at And all perjems to be may think proper to make tenders upin the faid Occa from are defired to sake notice that no regard will be bad to any Tender that fall not be deli vered to the Board before one o'clock on the faid 19th January next; wer unless the person who makes the Finder, a fome perfon en bis kebalf. attends to answer for him when called for. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, Yesterday arrived with the Mails from Holland and Flanders. THE Waywodes of Volchinia and Pololia Warfato, Dec. 5. have lens three deputies here to make representations to the King and the permanent Council, with refpect to the delivery of the corn that has been demanded by the Rufian Army encamped in Poland. Thele Deputies have had an audience at the last meeting of the Supreme Council, at which they folicited, "That the King and Supreme Council would be pleased devise means, which by preventing famine, terminating the grievances of the inhabitants, and quieting diffenfions, might fireagthen and give efficacy to the refolutions of the nobility, the more fo as thefe refolutions are confonant to the principles of justice and equity." Thele Waywodes had a meeting in purfcadce of thefe refolutions: "For chusing an appoint d place to eftablish a general magazine, to which every perfon might bring whatever he poffeffes fuperfluous, and deliver it to the Directors of the Stores. The Troops of the Republic fhall be provided for out of this general depofit of the country, after which what remains will be sold to the Ruffians at the market price, agreeable to the declaration of Count Romanzow, upon the entry into Poland." Count Romanzow has taken poffeffion of Talzyn, nine miles from the frontiers of Turkey, and the army encamped in Poland under his command will winter in the neighbourhood of that place. The Waywode of Ruffian Lithuania, Count Petocki, has established his general, quarters at Mohibow This paulotle vigilant By accounts from our frontiers we learn that eleven commanders who ferved in the laß unfuc cefsfal attack upon Kinburn, and to whofe imprudence the failure of this enterprife was auributed, have been executed, their heads were cut off and exhibited at the gate of the feragli, upon fpears. And that all Out-pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the laid Hospital, who live at a greater dillance than as miles from. London, and thofe in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and command-General vifits all the advance posts in perfon. ed that after the 25th of Desember, and after every fac ceeding 15th of June and December, du further orders, they forthwith apply themicters to one of His Majefty's Juftices of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they reide, and make the following affidavit, which the Laid magiftrate for the county, city, borough, or riding, befare whats the Fentones appear Chall fign and date, came before me, oor of his Majefty's Jutions of the Peace for the County of and made oath that he was admitted an Outpensioner of Chelsea Hofpital on the day of 17 from the Regiment commanded by was then and about rean, lerved in the army year, was dfcharged for and that be is no otherwife provided for by the Government but a Penfuser of the laid College; and now liver in the Park of in the County of Swars before me The Afhaavits, draws according to the above form, (worn before, dated and arreted by a magistrate, is to be put up in cover, and free by the General Poft (directed thus) To the Right Honourable the Paymaller General, at the Harfe Guards, London; and that counterparts or daplicates of the fain abdavits are to be referved by the Out-penLoren refpectively, to be exhibited to fuch per fors as shall be directed pay them that they may be folished that all fuch of may claim Out-peations are the real perfons esatied to receive the lame. To the end that the Lad Commiffioners for the affairs of the Hofpital may be Lirished that they mee Game perfans who have passed their examinations, the Pendonen are hereby further directed that fuch of them as have fervet, and have been difcharged from any of the Regi mesta, independent Companies of Invalids, are not to mention in their fidivita fuch Regiment Company in which they ferves, but the Regiment, Trop, or Corpe of the Army from which they were hid dacharged, and recommended and received to Chelles Hopital And in the general payments in Great Britain and Ire land as the end of the fuing fix months are chiefly regulated by the places of reisdence mendused by the Penhuners, who are mullered at Chafe in perfun, or in the body of the thiet of fuch as love at a distance, Frankfurt, Dec. 14-On the 18th of this month the reformers established in this city have got permiffion to follow the duties of their reli gion in private boules, until their churches thall be finished. The Elector of Mentz has ordained for the future that Lutherans fhall be capable of civil employments, and he has nominated as Counfel lor of the prefent Regency Graberg, a Lutheran Doctor. This is the firti example of this kind Since 1709. Conftantinople, Nev. so.On the 30th of Oc tober there was a grand meeting of the principal minifters forexamining the Dispatches that were brought by two couriers, the one from Vienna and the other from Paris; the refult of which in that the Porte an/wers, "That the refloration of durable peace must be impofits as long a Ruffia keeps poffeffion of the Crimea, and the chief article of the preliminaries must be that Ruffia do confent to the re-cftablishment of the new Chan in all the rights of fovereignty which prince may claim upon Little Tartary by virtue of his Highness's proclamation." Paris, Dec 15-The Commoners appoint ed for the Edie of the Proteflants have not ea yet concluded their befines, although they are very siduous. Mr. de Caloane during bis admini@rasion crested fixty offices of flockbrokers for tranfacting inancial bufinefs, at the rate of 100,000 each, who had individually a falary of 5000livres. It is in agtration to augment these offices to 100 by adding 4 more so hereby ordered and directed that au Proficer who Is give, however, UK friends of Hornby and Co. every that change the place of his bede given or his muster. poffible coedence in the frames and integrity of their Speerbed in his Athava aluseled, and who may apply trensabar, and in wider to obviate the most dif for bus penfur, except to the afices of Louise are cane Fuspicion of infruity, they hereby publicly declare fuch places of shade, that receive them unless it ap and engage that every ticket which in hared by them pear by the Certificas of refpectable perfona that furth and depoused in the hands of the Commoners, Gail removal was through me radable accelery, which Rotterdam, Dr. 15-Priday morning live rema lu depullet for one hole calradar Month after he nor they could out loveire or prevent the crawing of the Lottery to fhouted, and that not- Laftly, it is worked that one will be entered upon Commiflicen of his Highness the Stadtholder wichtanding they will connue, as they simags have the Pay Luft of the laid Moipital, or be thought mod arrived hest, for changing the reginey City done, to pay upon demand very there of price that to receive any benette there low, who all noi að agram. landed with discharge of canone and great may be drawn in the unfrog Eng& Lettery, from sal able to the orders and direction concourfe of people, they were complimented by prise to you. SAMUEL ESEWICK, becary and Regiacer the burgomathera Unching' Sd as in ungry freat defiance frown'd, Though monarchu kept their fate within, Sull marmar'd with the martial die The gloomy gateway and i And ad forma in airy rin Bent o'er the hottiesents their bown, blood-fained banners crown'd its bafile head. And oft in beary ramours wre The rugged fears of conflict fore, oh, lagued a Briton's birthright to restore, Font joun's reluctant grafp the toll of freedom bom IIL When to, the King that wreathed his third While Beancy's glance adjudged the prize. Bera, Nowundial Cads Sound, Rod Re LOVE, Perfumer to Ha Roval Highnes in the Haymarket, to next door, which is Mange codigonuffel bulmall up demes in the Military branches of Fortification, Ar lery, Guenery, Mathematics, Drawing DIAMONDS AND WATCHES Very catinas w Prach Oven, Leon Pickle, Al Burger's Warhouie, No. 107, the carter of the N.3 Hale Sour Crust in any quandry NEXT PRESENTATIONS TO LIVINGS. To be fold, the next Presentation to a Re.. tory in the county of Derby, of the annat value of Four Hundred Pounds, the lumber eighty years of age and upwards. And all the art Presentation to Rectory of the anal value of Two Hundred and Egtay Pods, in the county of Somerfer, within twenty chiles of Bath and Griff, the Incumbens feventy years of age For particulars and further information, apply to ftamps, notwithlanding his reduced prices, with Mere Graham, Locoin' ina out the least diminution of quality, and he re MIDWIFERY TO CON KEEPERS AND FARMERS. By Ma HUTCHINS, By Order of the Proprietor, On the Permifen, THIS DAV, Half-Put eleva o'clock, Cow, Eve Denght Hories, three Carts with cut ace and copies, part of Ark of May. Young Brending Sow and two thore Pigs, a fine Pripark and Fan, yach Large quantity of unfifted Dust, Cart Harness, and other effects of TWENTY Young Milch ders tpeedily executed, with the mot falezhle ar. DR KROHN will commence New Ding and chain, fingin burke Chaile and Ha ticles, and properly manufactured for the cli COURSE of LECTURES on the Theory an Prater of Midwifery and the Pleases incest to Wa en and Children, on Wednesday, the 9th of January, at • Comer past Ten o'clock in the Morning, at No. 17, Balmes Cole, and at ha houfe Four o'clock in the Afterno Prapala may be had of the Apothecary's Shop of St. Bahane's Hofpital, at the Middlefen Hofpital, and at the Docter's in Southampton Street, Scrand. ANATOMICAL LECTURES. Sergen FREEHOLD IN ESSEX. Small House of very ture of GENTLEMAN, Brought from his Houfe near Vauxhali in Survey, and prising an elegant white Dimity Bed Furutare, cos lent Down and Swan Feather Beds; a handsome fait of Drawing room chair; Sofa and Window currsine; double und fingie Chests of Drawers, Wilson and Tur kry Carpets, a fuperts Regifter come with mlzid Aber, Psions range and eas, and other valuable effer the whole of which was new within fow moncha fubftan-lad Mahogany Fiz Tables, Mahogany tial new built brick Dwelling House, confiating of even Rooms and a Drefling Chofes, two Cellars, Wihouse, with fink and leas Pump, well fuppised with foft writer; Large Kitchen Garden, Chaife Houle, and twoital Scable, and large Yard, plealantly 6tuated, aght min from town, une from Work, and fout from Rumlond Sa: further particular, enquire of Mr. Wood, at the Red Lion, Ilford, and at No. 59. Hous-dfinch. Gravejens, Da. 29. Paffed by, the Young Tado, Skapon, from Stettin, Four Brothers, Sailed, the Frederick, Condron, for Caen. Portmouth, Da. 30 Arrived, the Lon, Lof- Meil Two Holland, one French one Flanders, one STONE and Co., No 134, Oxford Street, and Black Tin and Iran Kitchen Furniture, beg leave to The flowing form complete Se, which will be A Liverpool: Commerce, Mancheffer, framing to be ferend Lendue, 26 December, 1787. Ireland in the year 1771, who are to be paid in fubfcribers to ch: Life Annuities abüber is And all the fubfcriber to the Life Annuities eftab 50 May be viewed and Catalogues had at the Rooms 3 calks Sigo ditto Short hung pepper. 15 Sacks Aleppo Gall raks Gention. to Gum Aralske. 6 ditro Verdigret to Bags Smyrna Cotton Jo Calks Naples Argos, damaged Catalogues of which will be omely arkivered by RICHARD KYMER and Ch A: Mr. CROFTS WAREHOUSE, No 46, BREAD STREET, CHEAPSIDE (Without releve On Famay, the 4th inflent, at o'clock, A Very Large and Valuable assortment of HABERDASHERY, MANCHESTER WOOL LEN DRAPERY and HOSIERY GOODS At the CUSTOMS HOUSE, COLCHESTER WILL be a OPTICAL EXHIBITION. No. $31, facing" At Georgia William and Mary, Hannah, Somerfet Houfe, Strand, by his Majesty's Spe- from London. cial Appointment, the various beautiful and al mol incredible effects of Mr. Jones' new in-and Swaliowy, Wilkins, from Bolton, Huclin, from jersey. venced Optical Taftrument, for copying drawings, paintings, natural flowers, infects, &c, it giving the true likeness on paper, to any fize, either as large as life, or as mall as miniature, in one minute, with all their proper colours, eithes by day or candle ligh: Price Two Guineas each, with proper directious. Likewise the Reflecting Mirror, at One Guinea, for taking perfch Likeneffes, Landicapes, Ac., and leveral other curious Optical and Mathematical fuftruments of New Confruftion. Admurtance One Shilling each, to the Exhibition, which will be returned on purchafing either of the above inftrumenta, aring for an impression Plate iskeness N.B.-Litenefes aken in mintature, &c. Please to oblerve-facing Semer'ct House. Bank Stock. Kitrat, PRICES OF STOCKS. VICKERY refpectfully informs the ladier that he has new for tale an extenfive and admirable affortment of Transparent Tetes, as may be icct by visiting ether his Wefern or Eaftern Magazines. The cafte, fancy, elegance, couvenjeuce, and accommodation of thefe articles have already rendered them the greareft favourites of every Court of Europe, and of numbers in TO be lett, at the Eaft End of Bermond. Afa, Africa, and America Nothing can prove The r clafs in each (config of notiers of the age of forty years and upwards), from the 15th January The second class in uach (confusing of nominees of the to the Sch ditte, both days chuive Thein of each dels remaining ungaid will be paid every Turfday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday following, during the fare hours The debentures to be produced, and a certicate of the their utility more than their being to fecured dea, with Stabing for two horfen to the head that the rudell wind will not in the iry Church-ard, Southwark, House and Gar For Particulars, enquire of Mr. Hill on the Premifes tea derange them. Ladies who order thefe, ther for young, middle aged, or elderly ladies. No. 6. Toviflub Street, and No. 19. Bisp gate Street, near the London Tavern. N.B. He has also the greatest atfortment of braids ready made at all prices expofed to Public Sale, ice at the Arength of one in fix under, and not exceeding one in an over bydrometer proof. Geneva, 1560 Gallons, ferior Arength, in fmall lot, for the acco tion and use of private families. 14 Gallon of Red Win The above gods have bees. feized and legally undra ed, and may be viewed on the morning provins to the 4a of file. Shipping Advertisements. NEW LLOYD'S Coffee Hoult, over the March Wes part of the Royal Bachange. On THURSDAY, the 3rd of JANUARY, 1988, at Twen o'clock precicly, THEHull of the Ship STOR MONT, built for the Homurable the 29 India Company's Service, b then 13 Cons or thereabout, eve lying the Grenland Dock, and there to be delivered. Immediately after the ine of the above Hull, will be foid, in loc, all her anchors, cables, fails, gum, fmai arms, and all her other Punch, sention in the ca lagues. The faid fores to be viewed three days preseding the PRITISH-built, 170 tons mc farm or thereabout, tremely calculad for the Servies Carolina, Newindiand, or Coating Trade, and would make a complete Collier I well footed in form, and requires very little exprafe to fenil her to For inventories and particulars apply on Round, to LONDON Printed for J. WALTER, at the LOGOGRAPHIC PRESS, PRINTING HOME SQUARE, near APOTHECARIES' HAL BLACKFRIARS, where Advertisments, Eflays, Letters, and Articles of Intelligence will be saken in alfo at Mr. Mertenia, Confectioner, Charing Croft: Mr. Whitraves, Watchmaker, No. 30. appofice St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street, M: Axtell, No 1, Finch Lane, Carnhill; at Mr. Bubby's, No. 1, Catherine Street, Strand Mr Refe's, Silk Dyen, Spring Gardens, and Mr. Grieve's, Stationer, No. 103, corner of Fountai Court Strand. 74 |