Morning Post and Daily Advertiser (Newspaper) - July 19, 1782, London, Middlesex 5 2977] July Threepences HAY fcor the AT the In the THIS G will be A New ia five caned The EAST The principal Characters bv Mr. Mr. jun. Mr. R. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. And Mr. Mifs Mifs Mrs. Mrs. And Mrs. With a new to be by Mr. End of the a D ince by Matter and Mifs To which will be NONE are fo BLIND as who won't A new Dramatic with The Characters by Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. And Mr. Mrs. Mrs. And Mifs The Mafic by Dr. 5s. Pit 3s. Upper is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Rice at the The doors to be opened at and to begin exactly at by The with The AT MASON's Linen No. 73, Gentlemen may be accommodated with ready-made &c. Alfo ladies made in the and gen ft good of m on very low terms and alfo yard and half wide book at 5/. 6d. per with every thing equally ia the AT No. 26, St. is to be feen in the RICULA and many forts of fine COCKSON and Co. inform the the uncommon demand already have not induced them 11 the nor will they till the laft day of the of which will be on it bei g the J y Ladies and Gentlemen are particularly to the the value 500I. and the money from the fale of this Half Crown having been fo fully proved its being properly as to make it beyond all of a for the immediate holder of the Chance for the Lift to receive the the fo drefs oun hair without any or for fuch that have little or no hair on their &c. very curious CUSHIONS and they be equalled by any other in the tor and and no head of hair when dr by the t can exceed them for beauty of drefs they fit and perfectly firm to the flipping back and ate put on without any kind of trouble or To be had only to her No. 3, Piccadilly j and at his the corner of it. Remarkable fine long hair for &c. and every article ufed in hai remarkably Ladies and 6entleraens hair at and rhofe to favour him with their may always depend being waited on by fame of the beft hands in N feeing Mr. Microscope at No. 22, his Evening SONS of hafte Meet the and gay Meet the who would trace The plans of the fields of fouls their mite will To make true knowledge all their care By aid which wonders are The Law of Motion he By which order Orb on orb Fulfilling Heaven's How roll the hjw the Creation's Nature's Which brings deem my tale to Prom Kirm rules original and - by Mar in By and the in learned by inventions of his many courts and kingdoms Air in ail its varied By he Whether expanded Due gravitation is Here too the curious may admire The wonders of Electric Nature's Itill the fame As force it o'er the vital frame j Irs law to its Is fuch as few before have Here laws magnetic beft are To Navigator's known } Attraction's far extended When will yield 1 Then let wide Ocean's fons His Lectures be their And finee fierce war True Gunnery he too explains j to foi or proud Bourbon's And of more median c Whole cautious for Here view his j His independent with Co by or wind His floating Court no gales j Yet true as needle to the Name but your port they'll retch the and a arts To charm and bid you But left my numbers hafte to and then i N. B. He exhibits this vA wry evening this 1 COMMITTEE for the intended TAX on the CARRIAGE of THAT the Surplus of the Money amounting to pounds be paid to the Marine Paul's Head GEORGE ' To be LET by PRIVATE THE Great APOLLO and all the other Public Rooms in the TEMPLE of HEALTH are to be let from Monday the lath of till the lift day of this Principals alone may apply for particulars any day from eight in the morning till two in the to Dr. at the Temple of in near the King's This day were Second edition in one volume price fix shillings LOOSE HINTS upon chiefly concerning the Culture of the d for J. Edinburgh G. and Where may be written by the tame 1. The being an attempt improve by it to the tell of rational zd edit. 7s. 2. on the Principles of and Natural corrected and improved in a Third Several added concerning the proof of a 55. 3. Select of the Court of from 1752 to 1768, lately price BY To-morrow at Noon will be with an and Corred of Hji Mr. THE SPEECH of the Right Honourable CHARLES JAMES at a General of the Electors of in July 17, 1 7S2, in which is given the for his withdrawing him felf from the Cabin an account of the whole of the proceedings on that Taken in by Mr. Of Printed for J. to Mr. Piccadilly j and fol t b- R. a H J. of J. of This Day was with an Portrait of JOSEPH EMPEROR of Price 4s. APOLITICAL SURVEY of the SACRED ROMAN inc u ing the titles and dignities of tha and Temporal Free the Germanic with of his Imperial JOSEPH King of ice By JOHN TALBOT Knight of the and Free Baron of the Roman Printed for it of whom may be by the fame TRAVELS THROUGH the Second Editi with price ll. 1 in P - O BONO Very proper for the Study of 01" ana of or of little Mauers and from three to fix feet in ten Lilliputian only five adorned w th 130 and engraved by the mod capital THE LILLIPUTIAN LIBRARY GULLIVER'S V. 1. 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W. under the Royal and By field and Chari j and fold by all * Sve Mr. Burke's Speech in the Houft of on Ills late This day is price 2s. 6d. elegantly printed on a fine rHE of the honourable Mrs. CATHERINE wife of and daughter of the Hon. and Francis the Court of Dolor's upon a libel and charging her with the crime of adultery Mth Mr. a young Oxonian Mr. a player Thomas Mrs. coachman j her footman 5 John of in the county of other With ali the containing the whole ofthe evidence in that very f London Pi for St and fold 117* } G. N 46, Old Bailey and of all the in town or TO be a very good upper end of two four and extreme good For particulars enquire of Mr. No. 88, TO be peremptorily to of the High of before JOHN one of the the faid at his Chambers in oh the 23d day of this at Five o'clock in a Farm called in the of in the of thp county of late the of Henry in the occupation of is tenant at at the clear yearly rent of 60L The faid are from Clithero three and about fifteen miles from and being all market Particulars may Be had at the of Mr. Goodman in Mr. John Parker Mr. Wiilliam Shaw at j and of the will the June COURT of DIRECTORS of the of of to the do hereby and other in 1 in their tbc and if e4 trinity ex or ifl of SUMMER AMUSEMENTS AMPHITHEATRE and every a 1 general ay of extraordinary AGILITY on FOOT ami The in this i n a manner beyond and which cannot fail giving the Doors to he opened at h Jt after at half after Boxes 2s. 6d. Upper B 6d. is. fide only 6d. Part I. Thj much admired of the Ombres of or Lilliputian fix 1'ttre i A of building 2. Of a 3. The a. 5. or 6. A curious 1 of late lea engagement j alfo brilliant changes of artificial Part and Agility on H with and bv Mr. and Mr. Clown to Part ill The on Sec. Ladder Jumping by Mr. Singular and Manly Activity on by Mr. who throw his body in various different while tbc are on full and flying over a leaping At the Mr. Mr. and Mil's noes three and a Part V. Tumbling over Cirri &c. never and exhibition of the Egyptian or piled on men die or Dr from Grand and from will be rode the by the Clown to the To conclude with the and much admired comic 1 iece of called the Taylor riding ahd Road with the droll of the and French In addition to the variety of this Evening will be a of Admiral Rodney's defeating French fleet on the 1 ith of April Both fleets are feen in each contending for honour of Mr. commonly j the Greit will vault over a Light full on ' MONEY M A 1" T E R S. THE Ladies of and other of or and of either TE or PERMANENT SUMS of may be with any fum not lefs than 300I. and from that up to any on or in any other m de mart according to the with the and delicacy that can be by or d to Mr. R. at his 17,EiSfiX-STRE�T, near the N. B. Approved good bills or of no lefs fum thin ' 200I. will be ed. For the MORNING POS T. To Bank and Bankers BEING favoured with a morning from as a merchant of the city cf I take the freedom to offer you a word of which cannot do you the and may probably be of fome 1 am your and therefore adapt the delicacy of my to the of your I am like Poft you have a certain to of places to call and as foon as you the the employment ot the day is I have no objection to a decent really I cannot help thinking fome that you make more halte tuan good When you leave a you walk into the with the authority of fo never deigning to take off your but tofs down the flip of paper with an air ot importance that has often me. It you come for this the and the clerk happens not be that moment in the the little delay which this accident operates more upon your than it need do - j will net cart - You'll not have the trouble of calling I is n language it might be as well if it was lefs liberally when you bring it for there is the fame impatience for the firce the lame cavalier as it Merchants were made for Bank Clei and not Bank Clerks for To convince you I write in good I'll give a little anecdote of a Quaker to be the late Mr. It happened that a Bank who it always went into his with his hat left in his hurry a large bag of money behind him properly taken ' care and when the young gentleman returned and enquired for the merchant gave him this excellent piece ot When thou Cornell into a young thou wilt do well to off thy lay it down the by ting bag into it at the fame thou wilt be fure never to leave it behind You all fee the force of this and really would do no harm if you were to it. Some of you have fenfe enough to that importance is and others to be told that civility is full as commendable in a public as in a private and that no partial to a few individuals of be to interfere with the of the Morning L O N D- O - NV The receded 10 the combined the panic and Every dne heroic feat fuch it ajl his to protect our into the more especially as. it was very confidently had intelligence laft night of the combined in the be j lined by that Lord leagues tp the and of Were afraid lorne or of lent oot ro reinforce him would as the Ardent formerly we give as the general rep the hoping that a few days brighten our as the nation place m implicit confidence in his and Another account that an hid of Lord being within of combined and preparing fox wh n the came It there really be an the of April c our and feamen with and to their brav in the By the advices from Lord which rived on we ihj Cadiz fleet had formed a junction with La Picquet at and which tlie of combined fact to fat of the the of the his no doubt he fiull able to proteA the which were apprized cf as leveral frigaves had been Hiff to the Ja and to order them into the arrival of this it was credited at that the combined ts 1 d with to intercept to ot De who is tp be on board the Sandwich man of The junction of with 8 combined has entirely removed all expect an for the as Lo A Howe's object now to the Weft India till he which are under to join Adnce was received afternoon from of a brig bring chafed into Mount's bv a frigate belonging to the combined Publ c was never at a higher pitch th n nt every with the the of the at lea from the different belligerent powe s. For two or three days the Ad been fo materially interred are the nation in general for it C fat - of the Grand 1 a from Rotterdam brought by the laft that the part of the fleec left the Texel a tew days the have will proceed Breil they will join the combined floe s to net in concert during the after which dicy winter in fome of- * the French or to prevent the inconvenience of being frozen up in their own which has obliged th n in an inactive the of the A capital Datch Houfe near the Royal has a which that the Emperor has the of his and the preis commence no extraordinary preparations for - -are carrying on at many people of that the will take an part among the belligerent not ' our fleet remained in the or was blocking up the of the la North Seas while the of tie cans was and the of ch Cabinet not perfectly the if .to a to the mediation of They - they .in * jhort time - they would and much But we them free from all They judge from the declaration of rhtt they may exalt their tone 2nd they do it in vrill explanation or will give no to the Ruffian M tut Juch gave him on the ot We hear the Lord of is in- in his endeavours bands of to unite leading men of all parties to provide for the exigencies of tne and to recover the declining glory of Whether it is owing tQ the extraordinary lance and activity of the or from v whatever caufe it may if out have taken three times as many within the did in 'the of time at any period of
