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After which (brat time) a new Ro alwoopeatic Ballet Spectacle, with new mid selected sr , * so rry, Dress. s, ad Embelllsbnients. The Action and pits s o mposed by, and produced under the direction of, Mr. g i n : ne w opera, In three'Acts,und a new Melo-Drama, are also 's estate of forward PrePanalow. ELIZ A PACKET. BRIGHTON. i "" CAPTAIN WATT has the honour to in , . form the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that the 12 A Packet, late of Leith, (Caws/AS Lisp having resigned), wilt conimenee sailing under his command on SATURDAY, the lath instant. from Brighton for Dieppe, and continue to sail from Brighton every ensuing Saturday, and from Dieppe 10 Brighton in the course of every week - weather permitting. This day was published, to "foolscap, Ow Is. 4LASTOR t or the SPIRIT of SOLITUDE, and other Poenes—By PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY. midge t Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row; and Carpenter and Son, Old Bon&serset._ Thi. day was published, prier ss A N EXAMINATI ON of the PRINCIPLES of the SLAVE REOISTRY BILL, and of the MEANS Of EMANCIPATION proposed by the Authors of the SUL By H. W. JORDAN, Esq. F.R.'. Colonial Agent for &Ando.% Printed for T. Csdal and W. Dairies, Strand. FOR THE USE OF scitool.s. This day was published, in Two Volumes, ittmo. price aft. hound, CHEFS d'CEUV RE DRAMATIQUES, on Re curl!' del Meilleures Pieces de Theatre de Corneille, Racine, Voltaire, Moliere, etc. Nouvelle Edition Revue, corrisEe, et Augrismstee des meilleures petite. comedies et proverhes en un ace. proms a exercer les jeuttes rrsonties a la declamation. London t Printed for Law and Wiatit ker, 13, Ave Maria•lane s Longman sod Co. Paternoster-row, T Brosey, Old Broad•street, and A. B. i:i,i sisi Co. :Soho-square. A SUITABLE PRESENT to SERVANTS, WORKMEN, Stu And well calculated to promote &tint Banks. In places *has such Institutions are already, or are about to be formed. Just RIENI)LY ADVICE tttndustrinus and Fru. . gal Persons hi bumble stations of Life, recommending Provident institutinns, or Banks for Saving. By WM. .DAVIS, one of the Managers otthe Provident Institution In Bath—Sd Edition. Bath : Printed and sold by I. Dims. Sold also by i. Robinson, Paternoster-row London': Barry and Sun, Bristol, and all Booksellers, price Bd. Ms. per ISO, or I s copies for 34. t HEA i RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. AN MONDAY NEXT, April 15, will be per- KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Wog Richard, Mr. Cobham, (hi• first appearance at this m are); Richmond; Mr Abbott; Buckingham, Mr. Burp mor , ; in Hear,. Mr. kgertoo. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Roa d s Lady Auae, Mrs hack ; Duchess of York, Miss IMPERIAL MINE CLOTH. IT Its MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTEIII PAIIXr. For the various Purposes of Shirting and Sheeting. THIS COLTH. which stands unrivall e d for its Economy, its durability and beauty, is sold duly 'smiled in entire cases, and by the single piece, at MILLARD'. East-India Warehouses, No. 16, Chrapside, and at no other HOUW. Its con duciveness to the health of the wearer renders k of the first eon. aderation to every individual, it preventing the dangerous ess.l. den checks of the perspiration, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere. Lop& At the anpress debirc of a concourse of applkanu at the Box- Am, Madame Sochi win ealubit some astonishins New Per inatales. • To which will be added, ALADDIN; or, This W , baDZKFUL LAMP. o g Tuesday, the Man of the World ; bir Yertinu Miellyeas o g gr i by a Gentleman, being his first appearance ; with (first tins) a Conde Arabi.; Piece, called Who wants a Wife I or, The Law of the Land. The Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, sod Decorations are entirely new. Oa Wednesday, Guy Mantle:ring. Oa Thursday, the Comedy of The School far Scandal. SCO ITISH HOSPITAL. Al. H. the Deka of CLARENCE end ST. ANDREWS, President TIC [-Pit Ea Grace the Duke ol Admiral Lord Viscount Keith. 'I be E , rll/ Britailalbane. I Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P. Lord Vietnam Melville. William Douglas, Esq. M.P. Trimmer, ALEX/LNDILII. PORIION, Est NO'T'ICE is.hereby given, That a SPECIAL WIRRAL COURT of the OOVERNORS of skis cofilkiitATlON will be held in the Hall, Crane-court, Fleet stramon OATMDAY, the frith insmut, at Tv, the o'clock. The Oak tarn at One. r as, precisely. The Cuurt will aftnends adjourn to the treema-one' Tavern, Great Qtteen strett,so DINNER ,- with the Goverouts, Benefactors, and Frieath st the institution, whose (tympany on this occasion is puticalarly. requested. Dinner on table at six o'clock precisely. His Royal Highness the President in the Chair. Jay order, ROBEILT - AULD, Sec. 51 EWAR DS. His Royal Higbee*. the Duke of CLARENCE, Esti of areadalbane Mic'sie Forbes, Esq. lad of :.`tatiford and Lindsay John Garden, jun. Esq. • Eri of abiousie Robert Gordon, Esq. M.P. Lard Kt naird James Charles Grant, Esq. th, 1 h Kiimaird I David Charles Gutluie, Esq. fir llr. . is, dart. M.P. I Nugent Kirkland, Esq. esq Alexander Millie, Esq. 4:411104H Esq J A. F. Sisopkinmn, I.e is ,„ won, Esq. taus Twine, Es* Nary Douglas E.g. Ticket, iniegumea each , to be had of the Stewards ;at the Hap, and ' Bar ut the tavern; and it is requested, that the Noble am sad Gentlemen who m, an to honour the Meeting with their punt., vita send tor t et. tickets on or belure the Stith :natant, 1).. c.-wards int) , b. e:Milvd to act accordingly. No ser e:. ..1 to attend at di her but those of the President, Dice Piaui t 1 4 Treasurer, and beewaids COOK'b 1...XH1 h 1 I'lON ot NEEDLE-WORK sod FIA.I AGREE. ‘I4NUFAC I OltY, No. 277, High Holborn, mullions as Lomat, the greater variety id Loofas, us. finbroi•ltty in I.snib'q Wool, Silk sod ehlMillC ' Mtn ork, lillagitt, sod some elegant Pieces in t v inuch•acloured lamb's Wool, ite.—Schools supplied with all sc.r s of =medals or the various works....A great variety of Pieces always ready • UNPRECEDENTD ADVANTAGE! PIDDI NG and Co. No. 1, CoanttiLL, have much plestur. in bearing testimony to the liberality of the Con tour fur the present Lottery, who has announced an Miro.. astSOIIUS, independent ot, and in addition to, all the Prizes Mailed in the Scheme, viz. A FREE GIP I' OF THk l'E HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS I Asian total of Prizes belonging to which (even if It should be dii,ooo, sti7o non, xen,coo, or more), Will be divided among At thliere of aU I ickets and Shares which shall have been put denim or be:ont the 27th of APRIL, according to their re gm* proportions --Thus, besides the chance of his own 'Heiner share, every early Purchaser will also have an interest 1 0al other numbers, and although his own may be a blank, he Ittlitill be certain to receive something by his share of the lIINI.IS, which may be considerable, as there gas seldom been met than about I,W° Fiches sold at that distance before the Awing. • After the 27th of April a dittinguisbing mark will be put upon anickets and Shares, to denote they are not entitled to the above l'ots; and the aggregate number of Tickets and Shares sold up t °thr 27th of April will be officially published in the Gazette, tint the public may be enabled to ascertain bow much per Ticket ilproduce of the Bonus amounts to. ..& As this estm benefit eau only be secured by an early I Idea, the Public are cautioned against delay, and respectfully :al to give a preference to the Office of PIDDINO and Co. is CORNHILL. eCountry Orders, enclosing the amount, duly executed. Two Grand Prises of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! Jla FIFTY other Capitals, in the STATE LOTTER, which Begins 14th MAY. All who Buy on er before Saturday, frith April, will • lie in a Bonus of Th ree H un d re d w h o le Ti c k e ts, with all 4 1 Prizes that may be contained therein. 4. WEBB requtsts the isamedisis attention of the N-s • Public to an sapretedeited ohm:stage artred to those who make their Purchases in the present Lottery, on or before buy uk. lia 7 s Oh April : viz. '1 HitEE HUND RED WHOLE TICKETS! *bit ' are deposited in the Bank of England, and the sum total %Aries front the Prizes they may contain, will be divided !in.cuLtlic holders of an Tickets and Shares BOUGHT on or m oorPthe Elmore day, the aggregate number of which will be published in the Casette. j be i curry early adventurer, independent of the Chance of his e eattvrM Ticket to Share, will have an interest in $OO other Natant, be certain of receiving ttmethial from the Bonus, even ,7"14 own Number be a Blest. lint it should be observed, :at ss this is a n a d vantage, entirely independent of, and tagaiiiiee „ W ilit &hew, th ese w h o DELAY their Purc h ases beyond th e 27t h will not partkipste in the above Bonus—an immediate rtutisa_ is therefore recomm en d e d, at &h u e at Withrs F°e" wok o fficei Ift_ SI COIINHILL, or 17, LUDGATIOSTREBT, 14.7ickets and Shares are selling In great variety, sad whim and 8,5-9, the Two last Prlzes of ifa o 9 ooo ever • - 7 1. tre bleb Sold in Sieves. • Ulnas of the Lottery, AM PortiCulan 111. Bonus, I tho Numbers "oats oof the SOO Thitits tog Wad grads, 64.. BRITANNIA DEPICTA, Pan VII. Containing Twenty-Eight Views In the County of Cumberland. Shortly will be pubilahed, Pan VII. of BRITANNIA LAPICTA; being a Series of Views of the mow interesting anti Picturesque Objects In the several Counties of Great Britain; engraved from Drawings. By I. PARINGTON, 4q. R.A. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. The following Coundes are already published, and may be had, as above, price, in boards, Bedford. At I s.—Barits,,di al la—Cambridge, Li la—Cbeshire. dl ids.—Cornwall, 4r3 13s. LYSONS' MAGNA BRITANNIA.—CUMBERLAND. Shortly srlU be puhlishod.bandsomely printed in Oro. With numeroes Engraving* Views, Antiquides, Ike. A few Copies oe Loper's! Paper, with Proof Impression', VOLUME the SEVEN ; containing CUM BERLAND--of M.IGNA ERII'ANNIA : being a concise Topographical account of the several Counties of Great Britain. By the Rev DANIEL. I. YSONS, AM. F.R P%. and L.S. 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'This day was published, in ave. price ds. boards, dedicated by permission to Sir Samuel Rornilly, ATREATISE on the ABUSES of the LAWS, and particularly m Actions by Arrest; including tie Ar rest, the Extortions of the Sheriff, the 3punglng-house Warrant of Attorney, Bail, Judge : Chambers , surrender to :he King', Bench Prison. system of the Prison, Plea, Writ of Error ' Con sultation, Fria), Witnesses, Execution, Juries, Counsel, Atter nies, Marshalsea Court, Sherirs Coat, &c. Ice. The wh o le tending to thew, that the Arrest, on common or mesne process, is now carried oft, is equally oppressive. to the Plaintiff and De fendant. By JAMES PEARCE, Gent. An Attorney of 20 years Practice in London, and who has served the Office of Under Sheriff of London and Middlesex. " Persons who wish to inform themselves of all the villanles and extortions to which the system of arbitrary imprisonment fur Debt is liable, should consult-Mr. Pearce's latepublication male Abuses of the Laws."—Monthly Ma;. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster row, and sold by all Booksellers in town and country. his day were published, At R. ACIIRMAllires Repository of Arts, tOl, Strand, London, and to be bad of all the Book and Print-sellers ha the United Kingcinm. 1. rpHE DANCE of DEATH in ENGLAND, K. in two volumes royal !Ivo. boards, price Li. Si;. con taining Seventy-three Designs by Rewlandson, with metrical illustradons by the Author of the Tour of Dr. Syntax in Search of the Picturescine. Pallida Mors segue pulsar pod. pauper= tabernas, Regumgue tUrres.—Hog. 6. 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I'homas's4treet, Borough. 4 HUNTER ON THE VENEREAL. This day was published, in one large volume, Bvo. illustrated with plates, price I 4s. boards, A TREATISE on theVENEREAL DISEASE. L - A. by JOHN HUNTER. With an Introduction and a Com mentary, by JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. Author of 's Observa tions on Morbid Poisons, " London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoter row ; and I. Callow, Crown -court, Soho. Of whom may alas be had, The Physician's V 'de-Mecum; being a Compendium of Nolo logy and Therapeutics, for the Use of Students. By the Rev. Joseph l'osvmentl. Tenth E4ithon, improved, price 4s. NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS. Just published, in aro. price los. Od. V, lume Second, of FAISCOURSES on the PRINCIPLES of RELI. 1- , GIOUS BELIEF, as connected with human Happiness and Improvement. By the Rev. ROBERT MOREHEAD, AiM. Lite of Ballot College, Oa ; Junior Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Cowgate, Edinburgh. Panted for Archibald , :onstable and Co. Edinburgh; and Langmam Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. 01 whom may be had, by the same Author, Discourses on the Principles of Religious Belief, as connected with human happiness and improvement. Vul. First. Fourth Edition, price Vs boards. This day were published, in evo. price 94. boards, THE ELEMEN I's of FRENCH GRAMMAR. Arranged in a methodical Manner. By M. CH. de BELLCOUR, Professor of the French Language. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. • e • The object of this Work is to give a complete view of the Principles of French Grammar, as they have bees laid down by the latest and most approved French Writers en the *object.— The Author has endeavoured to state the roles with the utmost poisible brevity and precision, and has illustrated their applies tion by a copious selection of examples, chosen with the utniest can, And consisting only of the most classical and elegant expres sions. By this method, be trusts be has been enabled to com prise much valuable matter in a small coospius, and to make his work useful, not only to schools, but to those who, having al ready some acquaintance with the lattguage, wish to obtain an accurate knowledge of Its grammatital praclples, and of those refinements and delicacies of expression, without which it is icia possible either to enjoy the beauties of e French Writers, or to nse the language with purity. DR. WHITAKER'S HISTORY OF YORKSHIRE. Preparing for Publicans., A GENERAL HISTORY or THE COUNTY OF YORK. By THOMAS DUNHAM WHI TAKER, LI. D. F.S.A. Vicar of Whalley, and Rector of Heysham, in Lancashire. With respect to the limits of this undertaking it is impossible to meal with precision s but, as a conjecture, rather than ao as sertion, It may be stated that seven folio volumes, of about five hundred closely printed pages each, will. probably complete the work. The Author 'wishes it to be undersesed tam his great objects In the use of the materials to be eslieloid to Ike will be.selection and compnesios. Subsidiary to the Author's department In this labialises work are those of the draftsman and the engraver, emesnilie whisk the public have a daht to be informed, that no expense will be spared to render the Metal of Yorkshire what, in the prestos este ot this national sassy, can alone procure for k a favourebk recctitiae-4roly magnificent. To this end distinct but impeder anion will be engaged for subjoins at landscape and architecture. it is anlicient to name I. M. W. Turner, Esq. R. A. In the Seiner of these departments, and Mr. Buckler in the latter. The work will be handsomely printed in folio, on fine delay paper, wed der kw pew *Vies *la surer Mal drawialter and will be delivered to the subscribers hi Pans, price Ss e seek, or ea brie paper, with Feel imprwaleas ef the plates, pdia E 4. 41. each Pan. Ms Impaildses er die Flaw will be delivered is the man ay. der they are abseribed for. tiottosiptfooo to be received by Messrs. Lowe" Henri Rees. Orate, ad Brown. Paternieter-roW, Laillib kfiesams Redeem, !on, and Holawerth, Leeds; Mr. ma Waibeam; Bed by all other lioaltosilers I of whom a . Proopectas saw, be idealised. .. • A Ust et Ilibearlbers is now peeps leg. • • The ;defog et those& will 221229420122 ass 29 /0112991.22. or a mei li our Wet the *SO% re MillillbeMPl! , SIX MEN YEARS ESTABLISHED. THE Public are respectfully invitel to an inspro. Lion of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SHAG ING and'SHEE Fl NG CLO ni,odw on sale at N 0.4, the South side of Bloontibury-sqnare. The Company, from the nature of their Establishments hem. aril in Ireland, offer to the commu nity the above articles much cheaper and better than the/ can he procured through any other medium. Their Linens are bleach.ll under their own inspection, without the help of Acids; they warrant their Dtsability and Colour, and aims to return the Money should a Litik appear. Country Orders faithfully attended to. JOHN DO NOVA 4, Bloomsbury-square, London, JOHN DOYLE, Nu. It, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. S A r a " Good Bolls on Ireland, or Irish Bank Notes, taken la pay. ment for Linen, or Discounted. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, ace. %J R. GItEENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEN. (;ES of TOLU ; the great demand for which, after op: wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for aft Coughs, Hoarbenestes, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and COnassinp rive Complaints. The genuine only have R. Hayward printed ' on the stamp, by whWn they are prepared, as successpr to Mt. the Inven. Sold in boxes at Is. lid. each by hie appointment, by P. N e w. bury and Sons, St. Paul** Church-yaid; Sutton and Co. 13011 Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cock-per-streq; Nix, Royal Ex change; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, 269, Borough; Sang., t5O, Oxford-street; Barclay's, Fleet-Market; Blake, 56, Picea.. dilly; and the Venders of genuine Medicines. Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TOIIOI. TURES [or preserving the Teeth and Gums, and aulog tisz Touilt.Ach, in enlarged bottles a , es. 9d. each. MARR lOTT'S IMPROVED PA FENT KITCPIEN RANar. MARRIOrr, having recently made very on. ,iderable Improvements. is insiticed to offer to then/Wee Of the Public the above admirable Invention, as Mtn most eons pirte Article of the kind ever manufactured for rooting, baking, boiling, steaming, steering ; ate.antl it constant. iupply of 10 or IS gallons of hot water, with one fall the usual quantity of fuel,. Phis Range is attended with much less trouble than any other, l and the utensils used in the operation of conking are kept.per fectly clean, and are far more durable than with oommon ranges. It is she a certain cure for smoker chimnies, wbkh has been proved by repeated experiments. Its rapid and increasing sale, added to the universal satisfaction it has given, are the strongest proofs of its utility ; it has never failed in a single instance. As from the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous for small families, so from the quantity of work it will perform it is suitable for large establishments, and is par t ic u la r ly a d apte d for the use and convenience of private families, taverns, lodging houses, boarding-schools, &e. Kitchens fitted up with Ranges, embracing all the late int. provements, with steam-boilers, ovens, hot-closets. &Id steams kettles. All kinds of Stoves, for drawing-roosts, parlours, halt', churches;&c.; humane Man-traps, to secure depredators, With. out iujiiring them; Spring-guns of different construction. A Par tent Roasting Jack, upon au entire new principle, conetrectsl so as to require neither weights nor plinks; the works being en closed, arc protected from injdry and irregularity; from its ea treme simplicity, notUable to be out of order, and calculated for every kitchen. • To be seen In use daily at the Patinae's Manufactory, lb. 64, Fleet-street, London. ' • WESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In hi s Ma jesty's Navy these Drops have for near NO years pate maintained their character a+ a specific for the Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, Strangnary, Weakness and Obstruction+ in the Drier* Passage, and General Debility; but particularly for their abininte and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease: Wessels' lemit's Deign sad Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expedkions Cue& ling are so innocent in their nature, as to require little or no testrafait. The great object to be attended to is, that Patient, acrd Pur chasers should be careful in having the true and gessans Peepers. don, as the unpile, unsanaloned, and dangerous eteeneeffeise as. tempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute siseaseds, sea se numerous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser le ask for Wessel Laurel: DROPS, and unless they have the follegw. Ing word+ on the stamp, they are gross impositions oss doe publics Joiteph Wessels, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard," which his kfia jr sty's Commissioners have ordered to be engraved on every Nem, to secure them as their right. All ethereare Counterfeits, Merchant+, Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal teems, Price 2s. ad —ti a.—and-sits. per bottle. To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMPIWE, sad . VXPERIMENTALLY convinced, with Chß 1J world at large, not only of the Inutility but injury, fr.. queutty done by alLthe Methods hitherto empl o y e d for the Coe of these Diseases, and, at the same time , lA, persuadedd in - the dispensations of PILOVIDENCII, effectual Remedies eer. tainly were to be foetid; we confidently and malously deemed ourselves to the study of them; and the resok of fourteenzz application has been the happy discovery of T h ree Ho w dim, entirely out of the usual routine of. Medical Pardee s pro. dyeing the n no~ and beneficial effects on the Cam. unwise, Saleos, and Nervous, whe am net map rellessrd Iron the argent app l .tams of them miao w Complaints, bill their very Camtitstinns are radically ehaggs4—me oxygenate the blood of the Cananamtkre, heal Men ihea se d lungs, wed re. store the emaciated fume to robust and redly health. 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