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__ - . -~-~; " • =- 4~ + -- r - ~ .. Am*. . '.E7 %, ,1 • a al 7: , , ►. . . .. . . . - .. .. •. . . . . . . . . . • .• ..• .• • • .. . 1• ' .1 ." . -'..e...., . MAO, t ' •- :(4 ‘ - \11,1• . • f( e.. • 0 - 0. 4 i .. . N%._+ k ..►ra. _____ A . • 'Mb ( ' 1 11.•-,* .../.„ • 4,,,,,,,,,. ~._. . . vi' 7 7 - 7 - NUMBER 9098. I THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING their. Majesties' Ser vant. will perform SING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard, Mr. KEAN. To which will be added, PITCAIRN'S ISLAND. Op S'edneday, The Heiress; with Pitcairn's Island. 0 , Tturcday, A New Way to Pay Oki Debts; with Pitcairn's A se p Tragedy will be produced on Tuesday, May 7, under, do f oci The Castle of St. Aldobrand. • roe Melo-Dramatic Afterpiece la also in preparation. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ,T. PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, CO RIOL AN US. Cites Martins Corlolaaus, Mr. KEMBLE. U which will be added (for the last time it can possibly be per formed) Garrick's JUBILEE.. . yoloorrow, Venice Preserved; with Who wants a Wife 1 OS Wednesday, Guy Mannering. %gee* the Comedy of The Schobl for Scandal. The part of (*Teals by . Miss O'Neill. may, The Wheel of Fortune; with Who wants a Wife ? tri DISH, Contractor for the present Lottery, re. .1„ r iurns 61s sincere thanks to all those who dhring the great inaiiid generally ezperlenoed last week for Tickets and'Shares, Mowed his Offees with their orders, and offers them at the same 1 .0 3 0,1 s m pg unfeigned good wishes for their success; be begs , 'inte.to Wortli them that io soon as the returns of what remain- 1 i kd unsold on Saturday last, the 47th inst. can be bad from the 'distant parts of the. United of that kingdom, an accurate statement of Re ale up to the evening day will be published in the opeepg, toy which means all persons who may beholders of Tidies or Shares bought previous to, or en that clay, will be enabled (as sooa as the fate of the SOO Tickets given as a Bonus is kaolin) 'to weertala with precision the amount of the Prize Mow, to which they nulse entitled, arising therefrom. The Lottery draws oa 14th May, contains two Prizes of X 90,000, slid SO otherCapigals. Tickets and Shares are selling by T.BISH (the Contractor); 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cro.s; and by all kis Agents in the Country. - . T001.13-ACHE CURED FOR ls. I id. HEATH'S SEDATIVE FOR THE TOOTH-ACHE. OF various Remedies in daily use for the relief o f that distressing complaint, the Tooth-Ache, few, if any adorn, are uniformly successful. Any Medicine therefore, pos er/ft this ethential quality, cannot but be a desideratum in the magi Mediu; on this ground the Proprietor feels himself at oily Moira the Sedative, as a superior and efficient Remedy. IS. per bottle. • Plowed by J. P. Heath, Nottingham. Sold by E. Edwards,6l, L ?Ws; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, Middle-row, Mans, andTutt, Royal Exchange. fru REAL"JAPAN BLACKING, made by i:2,.DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. This inestimable g ; tion, with half the usual labour, produces a mo st bril- Illg black, fully equal to the highest Japan Varn i sh; affords nourishment to the Leather ; will not soil the fi nest is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will re• dolts virtues in any Climate. laid retail by the principal Grocers,Boot-Makers, Oilmen, and Minas , in the United Kingdom. BAYLEY's LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. This matchless composition for Boots, Shoe., Harness, Ste, Stith less labour, produces a more 13RILLI.AN I* and lasting MT BLACK, iban can be obtained from any other prepara dm: It also possesses the superior quality of rendering the iradier snore dursble, by preserving it soft and pliant, aird pm !Fnting it from cracking. a Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Ble w, perfumrsj Cnekspur-streee, London, (where the Patent Cakes continucio made and sold as usual); ai3o sold retail by ntost of the initial enders. Pints 18.6 d. half•pints iOd. each. • ed To prevent lnerzition, the Labels are signed : • " W. BAYLEY, " BAYLEY and BLEW." WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID :! BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal to the highest Japan Varnish, preiervis the Leather sok, and !resents its cracking, dues nut sod the linen, is perfectly hue Irani any unpleasant smell, arid will retain its virtues iu any dime. Sold Whole ale by Robert ,Warren, 14, St. hlartia%-lune, Loudon; and Retail by Cildwc:ll, Dublin; White, Waterford; Tliorason, litlfast ; Ratburn, Eslaiburgh; Osborne, Glalow ; Lyon, Invecnesi ; Cookwor:hy. Plymouth; Evans and Co. Ches. tot; Clark, Lancaster; Wun.l, Birmingham ; Pierson. Sheffield; Ontinlade, Guernsey; Sheldon, Ma,lelseitet; Itounthwaite, Li %spool; Edmonds, Swansea; Pinkney, Bristol; Bonnel, Car- Fritter, Norwich ; Watkinson, Scarborough ; and by his Aleuts la every Town in the Kingdom, iu Stone Bottles, Is, 6d. a OM, 10d. half a pin• and 6d. each. CAUTIOIC—Observe, none are genuine uulcai ) - il „aretinte - dined on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-lane, stamped in Bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacking has induced wwral hale impostors to sell spurious compositions under the apse name. ON TURNER'S BLACKING. BIGOTS complain of unfair play, And, 3s though all others were lacking, Not knowing t: r theme of the day, That Ty E nalme is noted for Blacking. Fur, some boast of a Liquid Japan, And other: insure themselves clever; Bat here 0, , 1y is the real Japan, And TARN ea's preserver of leather. it this Blacking you use for your shoe!, And strictly attend to the label, A brilliancy 'cis sure to produce, Alike? wax applied to your table. Liktwite your boots will equally shine, By using this excellent Blacking, And that with half the labour and time, Which keeps ;Tie leather from cracking. If this Blacking ladles use is sum to softeb the leather, Adds a lu.tre to boors and abotto shoes, I hat wilt stand both wind lied the weather. Both in country and town he Is fam'd, .for certain there's no other Hie him; And your servants ycu ought for to blame Not asking tor 'Future's Jet Blacking. Now in every town he hai Agents For selling his real Japan Mari& • That will be sure to praise its eonteoiss And prove that of nothing 'tis lacking , If you are In want of any that's good. Of its praise I still must be talking ; The Factory standing in fam'd London-road — Away, then, for Tolman's good Blacking 1 °t "ftes this Blacking is End in SispentlYs Shitting, and t p ll4 "Fes, 11 7 Bottles, by,all Bommskers Grocers , Druggists, .t.,suers, Ir onmongers, Brushmakers,ac:in town and country. RICHARD 'TURNER. 114 8 boa Road, Southwark. N.B. Ask for Turnu's Blacking. MONDAY, APRIL _29, 1816. LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS. rHE TWO ANNIVERSARY SERMONS will JIL be Preached as follows:—The first on Thursday Evening, the 2d of May, at the Parish*Church of St. Bride's, Fleet•street, by the Hen. and Rev. Gerard Noel, M.A. Service to begin at a quarter before seven o'clock. The second on Friday Morning, May the Sd, at the Parish Church of St. Ann's, Soho, by the Rev. Daniel Wilson M.A. Minister of St. John's Chapel, Bedford-row. Service to begin at balf•past ten o'clock. ' The Annual Meeting will be beld after Divine Service, on the same day, at the Freemason's Hall. Great Queen -street. The Chair to be taken at two o'clock precisely. Accominodations will be provided fur Ladles, who will be admitted by Tickets. 11ASIL WOODD.' M.A. C. S. HAWTREY, M.A. Secretaries. D. RUELL, Society House, Spitalfields, April 25, 1815. RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT. . TO BE LEI', from the Ist of June, by the. Week, at 2S Guineas Per Week, or for Six months certain, for £5OO, ..ALNEW HOUSE, completely FURNISHED, and siteated in the centre of a Pleasure Ground, which is terminated by a Terrace of some extent, commanding an unin terrupted view of Spithead, St. Helen's, and Cowes. Adjoinirg the Pleasure-ground there is a small Kitchen Garden, well stocked. The House consists of an excellent Dining-room, Drawing-room of the same 4imensions, Gentleman's small Study, six best Bed-rooms, two Dressing-rooms, and nine Servants' Bed•. The Offices are good, and there Is Stabling for six Horses, and double Coach-houses. _ _ _ For other particulars apply to Messrs. Elliot and Co. Uphol viers, Bond-street; and to Mr. Williams;• Library, ktyde, Isle of Wight. iNvEsrmENT.—SOUTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CON IRACT, AN improving - -- - - - - FM.EEHOLD ESTATE and LORDSHIP, comprising nearly One Thousand Acres, a small Mansion, with Out-buildings on a large scale, Farmhouse and Offices of every description, the buildings all new ; Cottages and small Corn Mill, raid a consilerable breadth of young Plan tations. Also, a very extensive Prlerty f Leasehold for lives, renewable by custom, comprising three Manors, about 600 Acres ' of Glebe, and the Rectorial and chief Vicarial Tythes of two ad. joining Parishes, computed about 12,000 Acres. The whole is contiguous to the sea, and will be sold together or separate, on very advantageous terms, and under conditions and securities unusually s a tieictory.tor a Purchaser. Principals may obtain every particular, by addressing * (post paid) Mr. Mills, Law Atationer, Great Sbire-lane, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn. • This day was published, Price £3. 135. 6.1. boards,in 1 Vol. ~to. illustrated by Two Maps and 14 Plates, 13 of which are coloured, AN N Account.of the KINGDOM of CAUBUL , and its Dependencies in Persia, rartary, and India; com prising a View of the Afgliaun Nation, and a History of the Dooraunec Monatchy. By the Hon. MOUNTSTUARF ELPHINSTONE, Of the lion. Mitt India Company's Service; Resident at the , • Court of Pnona ; and late Envoy to the King of Carina. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster Row; and John Murray, Albemarle-Street. • 'ilia day was published, In Elvo. the Second Edition, Price 10s. 6ii. Boards, of OBSERVATLONS on the NATURE and CURE of DROPSIES. To which is added an Appendix, contain.. lug SVlNlfiii Cases of Angina Pectoris. with Dissections, &c. &c. By JOHN BLACKAI.L, M. 1). Physician to the Devon and Exeter Hospital, and to the Lunatic Akylum, near Exeter. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-Row, 4 " We must cloie this article, by recommending a careful pe rusal of Dr. Blackhall's work to all those who are interested In the improvement of their professioo, and who are desirous of sabring information on a subject which is not only of great im portance, but which is involved in considerable obscurity."— Monthly Review, 1814. This day was published, . . . In. Four Volumes, 12mo. price 2.5. boards, dedicated with per- mission to the Right Hun. Lady Combermere, • 4 OWEN CAS I:LE ; or, WHICH IS THE HEROINE? A Hoven. By MARY ANN SULLIVAN, . . . Late of the Theatres Royal, Norwich, Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, Ike. London: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Sta. t ionvri-court , Ludgate-st reet. Also just published, fORTITUDIC ; or Euphentia. 13y B. Taylor, Esq. two volumgs 12:no. 10.;. 6d. boards. . 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ADVENTURES OF QUI Hit 1,1 HINDOSTAN. • This dal was published, , In Royal. Octavo, embellit.hed with Twenty-eight Engravings by RowLANosoN, coloured, price 451. extra hoards. THE GRAND MASTER; or, ADVF.STURES OF . 401 Hl?, IN littsncrslArt. A Hudibrastic Poem, in Eight Cantoi.—By QUIZ. illustrated with Engravings, by Row- London : Primed by Thomas.Tegg, No. 11 l, Cheapside ; C. Claapple, ; and 'Atli' had pf all Booksellers. %I' This is a csirtinis end'ainghlar WririC; only two copies were knoirn to be In England, one of which being lost, a Reward of Easy Guineas was lately offered for its recovery. tido day were In One Thick Vol. Ova. price 12$. is boards. ADDITIONAL REPORTS on the EFFECTS of a PECULIAR REGIMEN in : cases ex Cancer, Scro fula, Consumption, Asthma, and othea Chronic Diseases. By WILLIAM LAMOWM.D. Fellow of the Royal College of •Physiogins. Printed•for J. Mawman: 3 9; tildrftWeet. Of whom may be had, by .the.same l. 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His . claim to novelty is nik unfounded, and the labour which jw has kmployed in order to abridge the toil, and smooth the path of the learner, ought not to be passed ever without some acknowledgment,"•Ecc. &e.—Monthly Review fur May, 1811. Of J. MainnaO may also be had, by the same Author, A Latin and English Vocabulary, 12mo. price se. bound. Lately published, By J. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes greet, Soho, price 2s, 6d. the Second Edition, with Additions, lIINTS for the RECOVERY aop PRESER VATION of HEALTH. 6 Fat paunches have lean pates, sod dainty bits • Make rich the ribs, but banker out the wits." SHAICISIMAIE. 2. Cursory Remarks. on Corpulency. By a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Second 'Edition with Additions, ss. S. Dsubedton's Observations on Indige stion. The Fourth Edidoo, With Additions, by Dr. Buchan, price 2s. 6d. 4. A Guide to Health and Loag Ufa. 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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS. lONERS of hit MAJASTra NA VY,Jo herebygive Mike, That on THURSDAY, the 241 of May next, at One &Clock, they will be ready rcireceive Tenders in writing from such res:• sons aimay be willing to purchase any one or more of his )4a. jesty's Ships or Vessels hereunder mentioned, with their Stores, as per Inventory, and which are lying at the Yards against tko same expressed, viz. Burihrts. Paulina Brie 2e7 :Pons Sparrow Brig 284 Wizard Brig 283 Erni•st Gun brig I 82 D.-xteit.us Gun brig 180 Virago Gun-brig 181 Canso Schooner it2S Prospero Brig 251 Pincher Cun-brig 1841 Sharrillooter Do. 118 Cheerful Cutter IST • • liacriesn, 64 guns 1,324. Sheidrake Brig 985 Draws Brig 284 I.atona 3 guns 9'44 Quebec, 32 guns 71x0 PerfOloS wishing to view the Ships and Vessels must apply to die Commissioners of the Yards for mitts of admission for that purpose. No Tender trill he reechoed after see o'clock, car the day of treaty, .or any waited, Welts: Ike party, sr aw agent fee hies,eitteadh Where lying. 'At D-ptrord. M Woolwkb. At Chatham... • • At Shnernese. EXCHEWIER BILL 01'1;10g, ,April £7, 1816. TO B 4 PAIL) OFF. AU Exchequer Bills dated in* MiAthtof April an 4 May, 1615 , 0 . sitpplio ei 5, 212,599,000 . . 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 4. • ' • • .. On Aids, 1815, ~.. - . 58 : Geo. 11 . 1, cap, s;# THE, LQADS COMMISSIONERS rf7.lH3 MA. JESTOrß.E4siper,hdrvime given Direetionsfor ?gip: 0 . 1 the Principe/of Ile ;love gawk..id. 4?"bry,mer Bilk. , viicshe latere , * due therein, at 'the Rachel - tier Bill Office, in the iteeeip of Eicheliarr, New Palace rard; Weamiiiiter, on Welly, Car, the 15th . day if May, 1b 16, attendance • wile be - given daily (Sandays and-Wok► days excepted) until and -inclining Fiiday, the Nth : May , frowns o'Clocb m the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for . the palm:elf I receiving the same; a:44**r the greater ItTarch,the bearers of the said Bills are desired to plus ear destri lion of Bills in separate Lists, (which are to. be attained at this 0 re) classing' Sheni in Dee order of " p their respestivedates,such as aye or the same amotentafting numerically arranged, amispseifing the pilerapal Smear and Inkretpd# thermo s computed Troia, bat eieZding the 6 . p . m Which they arg respedivd, dated, •to the said 15th day of May 'inclusive, whole the Isiteyesi will cease; and - the said Bearers (king Holders or not) ore inifiSpdmilly required to indorse each. Bill with i#sir wind signatures; and to .writt their Nawes and Beside lot the bottom of each eeparate List ; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer B:11 Offer for par meat, and to receive the ne443;115, and give the Receipts for th e rpm Ifvsny of the holdere (.1 the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of radicles Payment of the Principal and interest, previous to the said 15th day of May, they • may be accommodated, 'on computing the !Interest to the day on which they wish, to be paid;and leaving the said 3116 fre examination we Jay prior thereto. • Such Persons as may be desirous of having new . .Escelteguer Bilk lea whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upin narking 'gni, 'Bills, and onentimiug the amount at i the lotone of their Liar, delivered ott or before Friday, the 16th May, may be accommodated with new Bills, payable to ........•-•-••• or Order, carrying yrs jnierest of Three.. pewee Farthing by the day, on eroiry: One Hundred rowels, ;alias said New Bas. will bear 'Zile Me said 15th day of May, ail 1 7 ,iu .I,....Am m eed, 'together with the latedit due to 'rester( Ire Bilk ealfaired -ti be exchanged, on Thursday, - .the. 16th day c f ay, and thrpatving. Days. ."1. The: Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, aodinadyr.y. ablivit...------.---.., or Order, as above m e a t ioned e luay b e eitl.enranierred by endorsement ; or will be pald to the Bearer it the Blank shalt not lie tilled up. N.B. All, Exchequer Bills, dated prinr to April, 1815, have been adveitiseelo be paid 0E; and the Interest thereon bas ceased. : BY HIS NIMES l'lnrit.OY AL LET MKS PATENT. • MILLARd'S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLoTIT• THE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public; are re. spectfully Informed by Use Pateritee, the above Cloth ii sold genuine, duly stamped, at his Warehouses, No. 16, Cittapside. and at no other house whatever, wholesale, in entire eases for Exportation, and by the piece, from 25 to 52 yards each, at Sc. 2,.6d. Ss. Ss. 6d. Is. 4s. td. and Ss. 6d. per yard, its peculiar economy, and singular cond:sciveness. to health, preventing the ill-effects wising from sudden transitions from heat to cold after esercise, and never imbibing the danip atmoipliere in any climate, renders it an article mos: desirable to every indi. vidual. It is adapted to all the pUrposes of family use hir Shirt ing Children's wear, and for Sheeting, • the Pieces fcir which both s.4ths, and 6-4/ht, contain from two to four pair each, and sue. pass every other kind for economy; beauty and pleasantnesi of wear. Orders from the country receive every attention. Ihe White Chinni, for Ladies' dress and Childrens wear, may be obtained as above, in pieces from Two to Four Guineas each , containing from thr ee to tour dresses. • PRICE S V EN- Ttr,N CIiING'S PA TENT WORM InALNur.3. WaliAIS are allowed to be the most frequent Sources of Children.' Diseases :—Their Symptoms every Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion lois of appetite, a paleness of the face, emadation, and an irre gular state of ale bowels, attended with violent pains • they bring on convulsions, affect the growth uf - the body, anceofiert prove'fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and curet or these alarming complaint. the . above excellent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony oisome of the highest characters in this country, to .have no equal.. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, frcm a personal knowledge hf its efficacy in their own families, stamps its merits beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. --- - Sold at Mom. Butler and Son!, N 0.4, Cheapside, London, In packets at 1,. lid. and boxes, at ti. 94. and 4%. 44. and also by Mr. Gardner, George street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. 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As from the :mail portion of fuel requisite, .it is advantageous for small families, so from the quantity of work it will perform, it Is suitable fur large einablishments, and is particularly adapttd ' for the use and convenience of private families, taverns, lodging. houses, boarding-schools, &c.• Kitchens fitted up with Ranges, embracing all the late Nu. prevenient:, with steam-boilers, ovens,, tot - closets, and steam. kettles. All kinds of Stoves, for drat/Mg-rooms, parlours, hafts churches, &c.; humane Man-traps, to poor° depredators, with out injuring them; Spring-guns of tiffilredt constructions. 4 ka tent Roasting lackospen an entirt new principle, constructed an as to require neither weights nor puniest the works being en closed, are protected from injury anrirregelirity; /rim its ex treme simplicity, not liable to be out of order, and salculated tot every kitchen. To be seen in use daily at the Patentge• hishafacturb No. klect.strect, London. _ 4 . . . ERMONS on various Subjects. By A. HEWAT, ..p. D. 7 -London : Printed for Cada and Davies; and 'l. G. Underwood, Sit, Fleet -street. ibis day was published, Handsomely printed in decoy octavo, price 91. in boards, T HE MOUNTAIN BOY ; a Poem, in Four Cantos.—By JOHN BIRD, Evq. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, alt, FleeNstreet. •