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. 1 • . • . t • : .- ? 'f .. iier - no t.• . 4. • ) - ) 1 4.-- '''.. r --:-.. 111 :P r ' -. ItA; ' lt, 0 Ago , .„-,,... .. - : _. _ % I; NUMELIt 50441 ir— APRIL 3, iBos. MLA Night ht Ong of Performing tin the Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 4, 1803, will be prefeoted th. Tragedy of HAMT.F.T Hanskt. by thi YOUNO ROSOUS, gown, Mrs PO W F 1.1. ; Opheiia. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. To which will be add-4 the Farm of _ _ PRICE SIX-PENCE. YICTU4LLING 01VICE, Marti sy, dos. THE CO3IMISSIONtRS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7ESTr's NArr, d. here, eve actia. That on TuerdAy the 9th of April next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS OF PUTS TANFIELD THE LIAR. On Saturday (being the lait night of performing till the Tio:i- J•vs) Barbaro& ; Acitmet by the Yot n Roscius ; with Richard de Line. THEATRE ROYAL, CO ' VENT-(I46RDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING. APRIL 4, 1805, will be performed ebe new Comedy THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. To which will be added •be Mofical Entertainment of THE ESCAPES; Or, THE WATER-CARRIER. A CASE WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE PRO SPEROM AND BENEVOLENT. APROFESSIONAL Sian, advanced in life, with a Fundy, ennfifting of the Aged, the Blind, six! the Ms healthy. by Conliant Application lived in great Repeitibility s h it with math Comfort, till he was deprived of all his Property by the fathwe nf a Houfe In which It was embarked. and is at this time, new thftanding the molt rie4 Econons7. invnlved in Debts contraettel for the Subfiftence of his Family, often without a Daily ?Oral, and himfelf in dread of Arrelt. Under thole diftrdsful cir tutritancea be mattes this*Appeal to the Hearts of thole whom IFaovtot vet hiss bleff.d with Abundancealid with feelings of Hu palmy, without whnfe Aid, he mull Puffer all the extremity of Want. when as uo vrry c”eiliderable Sum would reftore him to the exertion of his (till folly competent to replace him In a Situation of Comfort and Raped. __ _ Donati , n. will be thankfully r e ceived at Meffrs. }llllll3leffitlf I and Co Pall-Mall and at Mcffrs. tfdaile's and Co. Lombard ftrert, where the Truth add the Particulars of this Cafe may he know.. PUBLIC ROOMS TO LET THE GOVERNORS of the LYING-IN HOS PITAL, DUBLIN, give Notice, That the,' will let, fir s term of Three or Five Years, their ROOMS of PUBLIC RE CEPTION, confifting of A CIRCULAR SALOON, lb feet diameter. A BALL ROOM, 86 feet by 40. ___----. A CARD ROOM, 6o fcct by 30. A TEA ROOM. 36 feet by 24. A SUPPER ROOM, 86 feet by 40. A Leifer ditto. 56 feet by sq. With Hall, Veltibule, Drefllng.rooms, Wine and Coal Vaults, anal a moit eztennve and complete Kitchen Apparatus. The Furniture may hk had at a valuation, or it preferred, a per tenta g e on the value will be taken as annual Rent. It is unnecef tary to obferve, that theft Premlfet aftovil the only complete ac commodation in this City for Public Entertainment. Alfo to he Le, the excluiive right to the Hotpisa! Gardens for three Nights In tacit Week, frum the tit of May to the IR of No verattrer, for Miele or other purpof.s. Further particulars may be known by application in writing to the-R.oler at the Hofpital. sealed Propo.als, direded to him, will be oFened at a Board held ticcially for that purpofe, on Fri day the day of May neat. Lyingm Hdpital. Dublin, March 20, 1805. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. Committee-Booms, No. 4; Serle-ftrect, Lincoln's Inn, March 29, tiloe. I N confequence of the Gr eat R oom at t h e C rown and Anchor being engaged on Wednerday Peat, the Meeting of the MIDDLESEX FREEHOLDERS w h o ante d f or Sir FnAN ets and *the System la tas to tie Fund in fupport thereof, and for contefting the illegal condua of the Sheriffs, Sir Won. Leighton, and James Shaw, Era. who, on carting op their poll, found a sesjari fen sae Candidete, and yet rearml the other— s precedent which, had it pot been Once judicially reverrcd, mutt have ftruck at the to** of the Eledilve Franchifc of the, wale people of England; ti poftponed till PiUDAY the stlt day of APRIL neat, when they are requefted to dine together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the strati. The Chair to be taken, and the Report Oche Committee to be received precifety at four o'clOcit, and Dinner to be on the table at tive.—Tickets to be had at the bar of the Crown and Anchor at toe, ed. each until l'huticlay evening. HOUSE and LAND, KENT. - - 'TO be LET, for 7, T 4, ors 1 Years, a good Family Haute, with a large Garden, abundantly flocked with the molt choice Fruit trees, Hothoufe, Greenboufe, extenlive fllh pond. Alfo, so Acres of valuable Graff-land adjoining, in high condition. The Houk contains, on the ground floor, a dining mom and drawing room, so feet by a each, capital entrance hall, ttaireafe, and kitchen fitted with every convenience. On the firtt Boor four large bcd•rooms, with dreffing clarets, &c. and above them proper attics for fervants. There is alfo contiguous to the Houk a good Farm Yard, with variety of offices, (tabling, and outboufes. The premifes are within is miles of London, in a delightful and (porting part of the country. The fixtures molt be taken by ap praifement, and immediate poffeffion may be had. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Mellold, St. Alban's Ta vern, Pall-mall; or of Mr. Cartrar, Solicitor, Deptford Bridge. Letters mutt be pa. paid. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLi COMMISSIONER; OF HIS MAJESTY'. CUSTOMS, On Saturday, the 6th day of April next, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, will be expolid to Public Salc,at the Cullom-Houle, in gserer, rl'H E FOLLOWING GOODS, v i z . For the Accommodation and We of Private k.unilies only. 21 m Ga/kios Brandy. 19 Ditto Re 174 Ditto Geneva. White Lead - - 3Cwt. ogre. Mb. Ground Rice or Hail' Powder 4 2 8 Rice 2 0 RufGa Hemp - - 0 3 :4 Ruffia Tallow - - 38 3 26 Figs - 0 2 7 Leda Raifns - - • 0 0 - Stone Coal - - (is 0 0 Lemons and Oranges - 4 then.. and a half. Straw Flats for Mi.ii or Boys r r Dozen. Stourbr;dre Bars - • :a No. %nigh will be put up in Lott, and Sold to the higheft Bidder. OAK TIMBER,. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS, On Monday the Bth day of April next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Swan Inn, Welt Broomwich, near Birmingham, A LARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER TREES, adapt for Engine Timber, Ship Building, and other porpotes, where Trees of large dinienfions aro preferred; now growing in the,FRYARS PARK WOOD, mar Weft Brom wich aforefaid, and on Mr. Swain's Farm, in the ['mills of Handl worth, near Birmingham aforefitil; and the Timber and Bark may be ermeeyed to the Market by means of the Canals which pals near to the Ettate. The trees arc numbered and marked, and may be ken by applying to Mr. Thomas Bayley, Small Heath, near Weft Bromwich aforcfaid. The particulars of the Lots, and the conditions under which the Timber will be fold, may be known of the Atutionccr, Binning. ham; and at the Offices of Mr. fames, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey-firm, Lincoln's fan, London, and at Welliborn, near Stratford on Avon, Warwickfitire. _ OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS, On Wednefiity the toth day of April next at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Crown Inn, Abbotts iromley, in the County of Stafford, A LARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER TRESS, adapted for Engine Timber, Ship-building, and other purport:a, where Trees of large ditnenlions are preferred ; now growing in Bromley Park, near Ahbntrs Bromley aftreraid ; and the Timbee and Bark ruay he conveyed to the Market by means of the Canals and Navigations which pars near to the Ellate. The Trees arc numbered and marked, and may be feen by applying to Mr. Alcock, at Bromley Park aforelatd. 1 he particulars of the Lots, and die conditions under which the Timber will be fold, may be known of the Auetioneer, Birming ham ; and at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Nu. )4. Carey-ftrcet, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and at WalUburn, near Stratford on Avon, Warwic}tlhire. MOOR COALS, Full pay, to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, free of all charge and rifque, to His Majelly , alongfide Hi. Majelty's Victual ling Premifcs at Deptford, in the apace of ilx weeka at furtheß from the date of the Comma ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft nicety days after date. - • The Conditions of the Contract may be (ten at the Sgeretary' b Ogee. No rived soil! he bad to soy leader is which the frier Atli woo he infield by word: at length, or that no he atorreil to the Board before one ;clod ow the fail TwelJay the 9th of April wAtier voltfi the Prelim sobs nee l :: the trader, or fame terioa as bu behalf; snook, to cafwer sleben called/or. rrHE CHEAPEST HOSIERY anti GLOVE 1 1 WAREHOUS F. in the WORLD, Whnkfale and Retail, for READY MONEY ONLY, by J RADFORD, Real Manufac turer, No. 64. Cheaph.te:, arid la prevent auflakos,reeolltagt that J. R hr nn concern wish any other alriop in London. °Wawa bur the following prices Brown Cotton (or Bouts at ts.bd. worth as. tid. Men • Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only as 6d worth 3s. 6J. Women's Fine Cotton, is. 6d. worth as Superfine at IS. 9d. worth as and with curious Lau Clocks, 3s. worth W. Black or White Silk Hole, at 6.. 63. and with Lace Clucks. 7s. 61, worth ICS 6d. so* Down Men's and Women's I.eather G'aves. from ts. upwards ; Pic Mc Lace Mitts at ss 6d worth ss. and ultra long Lace Mitts at is. pd. worth, e and a curious article in Ladies long Lace Slccvcs, calculated to give rife and elegance. patronifed by the Royal Family; Fialtic Cotten, and other Drawers at only 34. 6d. worth ss. 6d. sac) new invented Lamb's Wool Pet titn3tl that are fo much apprwred of by the Ladies. Thole that have to make large purchafcs wiU find thcgreatclt advantage by buying at No. 64. aka pficte. To Mr. GORDON.Reader on Botany, Newgarcoarket, London. THE great curt you have performel nn al Gentle man near Barnet, of a confirtgted Dropfr. which had belled every medical effort. afar having been tapped and air:dated to the hit degree, La fulficient proof of your Botanical Skill. For the public good I publida this great cure. I ana, &Ken Ty. your Friend add point:ter of feience. RICHARD GODIALL. barge, March 7.. 1805. N. B. Let the Minded be particular to enquire for Gorden's rtylkal Herb Shop, and confult Mr. Gordon Itirnfelf before they Dave any thing whatever. . FEMALE AITRACTION. UPERFLUOUS HAIRS haye ever been ennfi la dered as one of the great.% blemlihes in a Female Face.— Alfred's Royal CampoLitton, an Article univerfally elteented by the Court of France, at the time of jts greateft beauty and fplend.opr, and brit prepared for the beautiful Antoinette. la earneilly recom mended to the Ladles of this country for effettually eradicating aU Superfluous Hairs from the Face and Arms, without caufing die katt unpleafant (citation ; the Lkin by the application becomes evidently more clear and delicate, confeqtrently the compfrzion is effentially improved. It is fold in packets at p. 6d. and 3a. each. Wholefale in Landon, by Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard; Berry, Grcek-ftreet, Soho ; Hendrie and Sons, Tichborne ftreet ; Davifon, S 9, Fleet-greet ; Gattie and Lea, 52, New Rued • greet ; Cryer, 68, Cornhill ; and at Sabibury, by Collins; Glou cefter,by Whittick; Bath, by Viner, Marriott, Reynolds,and War ren and Roller; Liverpool, by Gregfons; Edinburgh, by Andrew Smith, James Spence, and William Rseburn : in Dublin, by Bull, Di ime•ftrenet ; and in every capital town in the United Kingdom. TO THE LADIES. RAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, !or icinetng SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the rACE, NECK, ARMS, Am &In. , at the fame time a Cirez.M..n foft .l4 end tranfparency to tle Cotnplexiceu—Superfluous Hairs Al ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to fees pis Delicacy, and it remained unexplained that the Ladies of ypt and other Ealtern Nations Ihoald be entirely exempt from Chi. (course of Beauty, fo frequent in Northern Climates. To Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe was at length Indebted for the ferret procured from a Fcmalcfriced,during her reidenee in Turkey, and where, it appears.die Ladies conitantly make ufe of the above Pre paration at the Baths. By the men it ihiikewife employed to re move irregularities and OM uniformity to their naultachiosolcc. Recumatendotioa alone, would (till, is hitherto, have been fo u nd fufSelentsto clreuLte a Dep ilatory, the eulogise effart of which is :avariable and permanent, never caunsig the ilighteft irritation to the molt delicate Skin, did not the Proprietor fed it neceffary to prated hie friends from the painful etf.ets of injurious and cor rsfive compobtions, which are molt of them futile attempts to Imitate the above, and have been oficred to the Public under vari ous name.. To accommodate I.adies too diftant for perfonal onion, their orden by poll, for a Bugle Bottle or larger quantity, Will be pundsaily executed to any part of Town or Country, fuch orders inclofing the amount, aitilrefTed to hfss.Knight N 0.33, kioriarect, H o lb orn , fi t doors from Holborn, where o nly is fit tore it will be fold. price 3s. W. the bottle. An abatement of One abilling in fix Bottles. B. None 7a gasuine nplefa %red in the rriliPfkitcar . . haltd" mita... to imitate wild is lamp CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER. TO BE SOLO IW AUCTION, Together or in two Lots, as !hall he agreed nn at the Sale, an Wed oeftiay the t 7th day of April nest at the Ha Inn, in Cattle tied ingham, in the County of Eifel, between the Nouns of Four and Seven in the Afternoon, (tmlth difpofed of in the mean time by Private Comr. n of which Notice will be given) fubjedt to Conditions of Sale to be then produced (among which it will be required that the Purchafer &all procure fueh Sureties for Pay ment of the Purehafc•Muncy as than be approved of by the Vendor or his Agents), cLEVEN Hundred and Fifty.feven Oak Timber 1 - 4 Trees, Wetly adapted for Navy Purpofes, marked With white Paint, and growing on Mates, called Grave Dull or other wife Grattan' and Moles, in the I'arilh of Sible Hedinghatn, in the County of Urea, in the poffefEons of Mrs. Hammonds and Mrs. Smoothy. If fold in I.ota, the Timber 9n each Farm will be put up fe psrately. The Tenants 4tberdpedive Farms will thew the Timber, and any further PartiLdlars may be known on application to Media. Baxter, Lloyd. anti Lloyd,. L udloor. March so, I ks. :I:his day Wag publintell. I , In Three elegant Volumes, Pod Odtavo, Price One Guinea in Boards, embellilhed with a fine Portrait of Lady Pomfret, by Caroline Watson, I THECORRESPONDENCEbetweenFRANCES •• 1 - COUNTESS of HARTFORD (late Du chefs of Sotnerfet). and HENRIETTA LOUISA, COUNTESS of POMFRET, be• twea.'the Years 17.34 and t 742, during the refidence of the latter 1 Lady abroad ; interfperfcd with Original Poetry and with Anre dotes niche Loglilh, French, and other Courtrollnd of diftinguiflacd Perfn.ls of that period. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPE No. 6, New Bridge-Rreet ; and to be had of all Bookfeliers. O f whom may be had, a. .r 4. Lurites and other Worries of Law,. MA ay Wove LE? 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Philorapni al Mag April 1804 We cannot hrfitate in tlecla-:ng, that tbc very full minute and (demi& directions in tlu, Volume, will ren...l , ir it truly valuable to the Artilt ; one Crigll pro,:ci, only, tic Autho tells us, he has not experimentally tried. Lri:icni Review, Dee. 180 4. Priuted tor G Ke4rfley. Fleet-greet. This day was publiased, in Twn large Volumes!, Bvo. ;mice 11. 4s. in board% 'THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Year z 790, to the Peace with Great Brit:Rs concluded at Amiens In 18oa. By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Fig F. 4. S. It is highly twee Tary that a wurk of the kind before us fhould be in the hands of every man who has the powers and opportuni ties of refleetion and adion. The principles on which this work Is written appear to us to be impartial and juft. Mr. Adelphni is fo captain in his reference to authoritic4, that the reader who willies to enter more minutely into any tranfaaion may know where to go for information. 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PERSONS whofe annual Premiums 1411 due nn the usth lnft. ?re bury informed. that Receipts are now ready to be delivered 4 the Company's Offices, over the Rovax Ex- CH AN Or and in PA VL •MAlL v all well u by their repeetive Agentg in the feveral Counties; and the parties anima arc rcquefted to ap ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of April next, as the uftial ftfteen days allowed for payment, be. lyond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec. _ _ _ •; Attendance is given, daily, at the fail Offiers, for the Affuranee of Buildings, Goode, Merchandizc, and Ships, in Har- bour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lots or Damage by Fire ; and alfo for the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on Livcs. N. B. Fire ?<Zits will br ?Kurd free of expellee to 41 fard tuber! the Ajoual Fremium dM01171:1 to 6:. or upward:. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. a of 3 0 pc° Is 60,0a0 20.000 ••••• 40,030 10.000 ••••• 30.000 5,300 15.000 2,000 ••• 10.330 1000 Lec.o 7,000 100 5,^,00 So 5 r po 20 1 10,0 C 0 --••• 300/eOO 'co 6,cca 30.0p0 Tlckcts. Capitals determinable: Firft-drawn, Ift Day, to.oco Firit-drawn, 6th Day 4 20,000 Ditto ad Day too° Ditto 7th Day zo: - ..0 Ditto 3il ply loco Ditto Bth Day so,crzo Ditto 4th Day 5000 Ditto 9tk Day t poo Ditto sth Day 1003 I)itto toth D. 7 aim Tickets and Shares are felling at every Office. PRESENT PRICE : Ticket - . _ £ a ill o Half - £914 ot Eighth - £ a 9 6 glance -4 , 18 o 1 Sixteenth 1 5 o BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY, 1805. „ No 4. (.*ORNHILL, and 9, CHAILDIO-CROSS. LONDON, 1BISH; Contraftor for the prefent Lottery, .0- • affures his Friends that the Sale of Tiekt.ti and Shares far exceeds his molt fanguine expedtations. . . _ _ In the late Lottery, Tickets rote from the prefent Pr;c: to up wards cf 22L per Ticket before the Drawing began, and every Picket was fold before the Lottery was half finifbed. The Scheme of the prefent Lottery Rands univerfslly allowed fuperior to sny former in Capital Prizes; he therefore advifes his Friends (wit., mean to adventure) to loft no time in purchaling. as Tiekst. And Shares, from the extraordinary demand, will be lure to rife confidcrably. ••• Perronu in the Country may he fopplied, by fending (Pnft Paid) Bank Notes, Cafh, or Pat Office Ordasta, to either 4, Corn ball, or 9, Chartng-Crofs, London. Drawing begins 13th of MAY. S rATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY t3th MAY. THE 'rickets are fold and divided into Halves, (barters, iiiphths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, IiURNH, and Co. _ _ . Stock-brokers, at their State-Lottery Mier, No. 93, under :he Royal Exchange, London, and no where die on their acc:lint. Letters, pelt paid, duly anfwercd, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Two Prizes of 30,0001.—Tw0 of 20,0001—Three of t 0,0001.— Three of s,oiol—Fivc of of ocaesi Foorteen of socl. &c. &c. and the lowilt Prize 201. In the late LottrtY, No 8 o3s, a Prize of %sped. was fold and regillered at the above OiCce, where No. 19,1;8, sOOOL and t0,74z and 20,727, Prizes 0 . 1 lood. were fold in shares. ••• Country Orders, accompanied with (bort dated Di lls on London, Port-Office Orders, or Caib, in Parcel by Coach' or Car rrier, punetually attended to; and Correfiaondents may depend on twing trea•cd caaelly on the fame terms as if perfonally prsfent. BELL SAV....GE, LUDGATE HILL BLAKE'S Original !Eye, Wincliell'ea:Northiam, Hawkhurft, Lamberhurft, an Tunbridge Telegraph Coach feta out from the George Inn, Rye, every Monday, W,dnefday and Friday Morning, at a Quarter paR Four o'Clock, to the Queen's Head. Hawkhurft ; Cheque», Larnherburft ; the Angel, Tun bridge; and Bell Savage, Ludgate-hill, London; returns from thence Tmefday,Thurfday,and Saturday Morning at Five o'Clock, to Rye. Performed by J. Brake, R.ye ; T. Weller. Hawkhurß ; T. Ctipps, Lamberhurft ; and R. Gray, London. For the better accommodation of the Inhabitants of Kent and Suffix, this Coach always calls at the tZtren's Head Inn, in the Borough, going out and coming into London, where Paffengers and Parcels are re gularly booked ; and Gooda regularly conveyed to Romney, Lyil, Hafting% and the adjacent parts of the Coaft. No more than Five Pounds will be accounted for any Goods or Parcels loft or damaged, unlefs an extra itifurance ii paid fur the fame. MiDDLESF.K ELECTION. THE FREEHOLDERS Al MIDDLESEX, in the Intereft of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, are regoeited to dire at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Folmar NUT, at Mee o'Cloek. PETER MOORE, Efq. M. P. in the Chair. The Right Hon. Lord Robert William Bofvilie , Efq. Spencer, M. P. John Cartwright, Erg. The Right Hon. Lord Duman. Robert Knight, Efq. non. M. P. George Wingfield Sparrow, Eft The Hon. Chas. Kintralrd,M.P. Robert Bent. tri. Henry Hare Townfend, Efq. Francis Oloffop. Efq. Tickets at tos.6d. to be ►ad at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor. STEINE, BRIGHTON. TO BE SOLD BY FRIVATE CONTRACT, Z. SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING HOURSE, delightfully &timed on the Stelae, commanding Views of the Sea and adjacent Country. The Premifes confilt of two Parlours, communicating by Folding Doors, a fuitible Draw ing-room, and ten Chambers, good Kitchen, Butler's Room, acid every neceirary Office, fit for the immediate reception of a Ucnteel Family.—For further Particulars, apply at Mr. David Watfon's, Uphulfterer, Parliament-ltrect, Weftminfter.