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DEN • -h tn- amaze of Mademokelle RUM, an extraor ' • • flop:-D..racer from Venice, whose elegant and graceful 11..3 been honoured with unbounded applause! With, la,:ir,hable Equestrian Burletta or Peregrine &c. LOYAL ANIPHITHEATR7, (ASTLEY'S), WESTM I NSTEII-11 IDU E. Ole pat:`nsze of their Royal H ighnesses the Prune licutsr and DIA:k YOlti. CHIS EVENING, TO-NIOIIItOW, and SATUR- J. DAY, llalf-past Six o'clock precisely, an entirely new foci , tl, o,ieratie, Equestrian Burletta, called i.111'.6 RINE PICKLE ; or flamer Trunnion on horseback. f..k.-n from the popular Novel of that name, and introducing' •al P.n.-chase, with Dogs, Horses, and Huntsmen, in full Mili—l3rnhen Bridge, and ludicrous termination. .1101tSENANS1111), by Mr. Avery. A GRAND EQUES.. ru s'Acwine the progressive extension of the v VICS:C! rmizt, from Venice, will • tianqh her ~ . le:t.lhe .1:4 elegant Dances on the Tight Rope, coma.: aczon:r..ninients of the Two Clowns, Messrs. a:a; 1....1.:mi.—The Peasant's Frolic, and other Eques- I M be Mr. MAke,•n..—A Comic Song, by Mr. to conclude with The ENCHANTED al or, Prince of Persia. Doors open at half-past Five ; begin at Half-past Six. Serval Price lialf-p.ibt Ei : ;ht.—A Private Boa may be had THEATRE OF ANATOVC, MEDICINE, 1.4 . Blenheimstreet, Great Matiborough-street. TILE SUAMER COURSE of LECTURES at e:l,si',llooL will he held cn YUMAN', June I. Pilfjology, and Surgery, by Mr. linonts, daily, at LI the morning.—Dissectious as usual. )L.teria Medina, &c. daily, at eight in the morning. - .;;..0ry and Erictre of • Physic, at nine, with Ezaininations, lb..lc.cs—Thrcz COC/43 arc given every year, each 0ccu ..,.: roaly for months. * parti:clars may be known from Nr. Brooks, at the or from Dr. Ager, No. tib, Margaret-areet, Caven ,. re. NEVER N. YOYYN BEFORE. C::e Hundred and Seven Capital Prizes. 1...7:: , ry Draws KING'S BIRTH DAY. Stock-Broker and Lottery_ Oifice-keeper, IA 2. and Lombard-street, cenaratulate6 his Friends, ?Ade, on their great success in the last Lottery, there being liondred Capitals, and more than Ninety sold in Shares, ral4iA..l. in Tickets. -EN TON begs to remind thy: :.!42, - .!1 , t in the present Lottery there are (Inc Hundred and S,La Prize.; of £O,OOO, A 3,000, kzpoo, &c. &c. acd the fu.t Twenty Prizes drawn will be One Thousand Tickets and Shares arc at present very low in but Iviflb: much higher. EiroN ca:in,a help reminding his Friends, the Public, that La.: twenty years the Lottery has been drawn on the IT:th Dar, he has sold a greater number of Capitals than ...b r tray,- ; a, - cper, and he anticipates a continuance of the thmlure he recommends an early purchase, at his Core:mut and LOYSIARD-SINEET. NB. WEST, P. B. A. This day was published, in 8,0. price is. nI I HELIFEand STUDIES of BENJAMIN WEST, I E.,. i.roiLnt of the Royal Academy of London, prior. arrival i 3 E,:g!and—compiled from materials furnished by By JOHN GALT. Second Edition. for Ceddi and Davies, Strand, and T. and G. Under e. rt 2; 1! ,treet. • Ti iir day was published, In f Air laze volumes Sew price 3/. in beanie. FOLITICAL STATE of the BRITISH 11 EMPIRE; containing a General View of the Domestic a-d Foreign Posssssions of the Crown, the Laws, Commerce, Revenues, Oracca, and other Estal:lishraents, civil and military. By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. Barrister at Law, F.S.A. Printed for T. Cadell and W. „Davies, Strand. _ - of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1it . ,1.,av of Esc4.ll.a, from the Accession of ring George Thad to the Pea:-.: of 178:5. Handsomely printed in 3 vole. price IL 113. 6d. is b-Au - ds ; or, handsomely printed in 3 nlyil Sea. pro L. in boards. TO THE SPORTING WORLD. I"9s dry was published, price tic. in boards, embellished with Portraits, drawn front Life by Slurples and t...r-tad by Hopwood, and dedicated to the Right the Karl of Yarmouth, the Second Volume of j)OXIANA ; or, Sketche s o f M o d ern P ug ili sm ; J ;. , :!..:ding every Pugilistic Exploit, from the 1- eriod of ,: srhampionship, down to the Fight between I'AINTER and ;, on theist of April, 1818 ; with the Age, Weight, Style and Character of ath t'ugilist, a Variety of nriginal &C.: forming a complete Boxing Calendar b. of Re , ..reuce. With a copious Index. By P. EGaN. t`" 7:: First Volume of the aLcve Work contains every .I.w.:dote connected with Scientific PugiCstn, from Pic: and Bitouraurow ' to Can ; and, from the very f xi and extensive talc which it has experienced, drt'aar i.:Liaccel to off,r a Second Volume to the Bros:Two himself for the truth and accuracy of every it. has related. : Pi iated far Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, rater -3 0 ; alod sold by lirokrcilers in Town and Country. !he m rn ,. lfAx•rs, P-OWNERS, MAXUFAC -1 ItERS, and TRADESMEN, of the Unit e d E.ingdom, i 3 (dolm as aid Dependencies. 13; Of .111%C, Is3lB, will be published, price 2s. No. I. of ent,rlo: 1111. V alio uri,tinal Periodi ca l W or k, ent i t l e d , rrIIE J ItN.IL of TRADE and COMMERCE; or, ~ I Trcliant and Mallet - avert:is Magazine. o.e importance end utility of such a work must be obvious to • T . y person conversant with business. An appropriate receptacle .T'nmertoLl cammunications has long been a desideratum ; pirti:::larly, since the revival of Trade and Commerce. • h.tei.ded to embrace every topic connected with niecrantile interests of the Nation. The existing a g:!aeral diffusion of commercial knowledge will t•-!r:!.1....-::d; and the experience, the Will, and the infor :do:to:hams, Traders, and Manufacturers of this • brought into on grand and luinin, -a s focus. faro:- is a Sketch of the e leading Features of the of M.:12. and Ce.tum.r.x.; viz. Original Correspon ..c on ai: S :Yects connected wills Trade and Commerce— • • 7:I! India Trade —tire Fisheries--Political Economy, with of all Publiroati-.ots on this most interesting • o • —British Jurisprudro , with an Abstract of all the New .1. t. 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M. lli , liareLf.M, Curatill. lei Town .a• Cruatry. _ , - • • • • -. ..- . ' • • • . . .. . -I .. c .. 711 .... ~.- - , ! . •1, , ... ' • . . , . . 7 .. r (1 1 5 i , i, o . 1.. . V 7 7- •", i 1k.x.,,,7:,1ivz..z..,(:,1t. . 6 .,.. .*: ..•., -- - , -.4.• THURSDAY, MAY 14, 18I $ . < PR;cz Sr 4111E1Fr MIMIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED PRINCFSS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE-COBOUEO. OWCBOF 0011ANCE, 11).411,141S. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Isis JESTY'S 011.11W41 rE do Itereliy glee Metier. That Proposals will be received at • their.Ofice is Pall Mall eg,before FRIDAY, the 15* of May next, from tuck perso as may he willing to undertake the supply of certain Artie! tinhed PETTY EMPTrObaRY for service of this Drpai me*, for a period of three years, devrtnisable after the eaph Lion. of the first year. upon notice of *tee months, at the eptii **by party. Patterns and Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon s 'placation at the principal Storekeepies Office ip the Tower; al farther Particulars, together withilse Terms and Conditions sthe Contract, May be known at the Secretary's Office in Pi [all aforesaid, any, day between the hours of Teo and Fa o'Clock, where the Proposals mug be delivered, sealed up, al endorsed " Proposals for Petty Emptionary Articles;" but Proposal can be admitted atter the said 15th of May, at twel' O'clock at no* of the same' day, neither will any tender be. Is deed unless the party making it, or an agent in Ms behalf, all attend. By Order V' the Board, HeCREW, Seereetiv. ITHE CENOTAPH COMM TTEE, after ma turely considering the various communications they have received, and in conformity with what they have reason to be lieve is the wish of the Public, beg leave to state, that it is their intention, should their Funds be adequate, to construct th:: pro posed TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently extensive to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of DIVINE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHERCIL (For the Committee), RENJ.IM IN itoTca, Jun. re. . - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 28, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his lESTrS ORDNANCE du hereby giro Natace, That Proposals will h, ravived at their &See, in P. on or before MONDAY, the aSth day of Mai next, frc Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of DING, for service of this Department, for a period of Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Yea notice of Three Months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application the Principal Stordseper's Office in the Towur, and farther pa dollars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Co tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-mi aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Feur o'eloc where she Proposals sneak* delivered sealed up and endorse " Proposals for Bedding," but no Proposal can be admitted d ter the said 18th of May, at Twelve u'Cloob ht Noon of t' same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the I'ar making it, or an Agent in his behalf ,hall attend. By Ordertithe Board, R. u CREW, &meaty. rARLIAME.VTARY PROCEEDINo HOUSE OF LOiIDS, MAY 13. No judicial business was transacted this day. The Writers to the Signets' Widows' Allowances, ti burgh Gas Light, and the Southwark litidge Bills, or, the third dale and passed. The Liverpool Gas Light Bill was read the second ti referred to the consideration of a Committee. Mr. Rams, from the Bank of EngLud, presented an A, count of the Advances made to Govtrornent by the Asa 1 England, and outstanding, on Lie 6th May, 1811, pursuant to recent vote of their Lordships, and which, on the motion of t 1 Earl of LauDZRDALZ, was ordered to be ?rimed. Lord Kris.lYON expressed his understanding that it wont be for the convenience of some Noble Peers if the Committ on the Cotton Manufacturers' Bill were postponed from Ma day next until the following day, and moved to shape the Lordship' Order accordingly. The Bari of. LAUDERDALE would not object to the pre ponement, but took occasion to remark, that, with such a ma of seldom as their Lordships hod before them, It was Imps. Me they could consistently Lactic. suet -measure, wither mbch farther consideration and examination of the sutilect. Lord KEYTON'II motion, tending to puifpone the Cornmi - tts was then agreed to. The Earl of LAUDERDALE, on moving for thethird rea Ing of the Labourers Wages' Bill, made a few remarks upon t subject. Its principal object was to obviate the injurious et tom of paying the wages of labourers by what was called " Sit Notes," a practice which tended much to the inconvenience loss of those poor persons, and to prescribe that in future th shall be paid in lawful money of the realm. The Earl of SIIABTESBURY tANWIV,I that some amen mcnts were intended to be offered to the measure. The Earl of LAUDE.RDALE was not aware of such a c cumstance, bat had no objection to withdraw his motion for t third reading, for the present. The LORD CHANCELLOR was of opinion, that in its pi sent shape the Bill could nut properly pass. - Some of the claw would certainly require amendment, principally with referer to the way in which they tended to affect the power of cony tion In case of offences against the Bid; and also with relati to a due definition (Ba nk of England Notes, being considered the Bill as such), of. what was the lawful coin of the resins. Su parts of the Bill, in his opinibn, reqt ired to be new bodied. The Earl of LAI?DERDALE shortly explained, and in t result, the Dill in question was onle-ed tobefe.comnaitted. On the suggesti:m of the kLitl of 1W REMONT tJ Order for re-eomusittin;; the Chapels' Union Bill s short farther postptmcnl.i.t. On the motion of the Lel of ROSSLYN, a l'ilessage decd to be sent to the Coat:nuns, desiring Copies of t and second Reports of the Conaniittevs of that 'louse on I ject of th: Poor 's Laws. INTENDED lIARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF LE: The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message Royal I?;ghneu the Princ.: P. gent, which being read, a to be as follows : " Gwen' P. R. " The Prince Resew:, acting In the name and on the of his Majesty, thinks it right to acquaint the House of that he has given his consent to a marriage between his Highness the Duke of Kent, and her Serene Ilizhneas th cess Maria Louisa, widow of the late Prince of• Saxe Mei and sister of the reigning Duke of Saxe Cobourg, and als of his Royal Highness the Prince Leopold, of Saxe C Saalfeld. Its Royal Highness the Prince Regent feels pa that such an alliance cannot but be acceptable to all his 11 faithful subjects; and he relies on the COMMITellee of the .of Lords in measures to enable his Royal Highness to suitable and proper provision for this important occasion.' The Message being read— The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved that the Ponce Regi most gracious 34.essage be taken into consideration to-naori and the Lords summoned, which were ordered accurdiagly. COTTON FAC7O&lks. Lord HOLLAND presented two Petitions against the ton Factories Bill, one from the Cotton-spinners of Marstiel Nottinghamshire, and the other front the individuah is Cotton ,h ills in Derbyshire, belonging to the l'etitioners at Al field. His Lordship stated that he pretested these Petitiot conformity with that opinion in favour of the right of petit upon which he invariably acted, and knowing the respectab of the parties at 'Mansfield, and that the other Petition from persons in their employ, was voluntarily signed by such WI duals. Ile, however, thought it right to state, that the Petit were nut in unison with his own opinion, as he was desirous Ilia should pass, or at least that it should zu to a Contrniutt The Petitions were mad, and ordered to lie upon the tab! Adjourned. HOUSE OF CO:kINIONS. Mr. BLACKBURN presented a I'a:ch.:l from chants and others of Bolton, In Luicaniire, prig , additional duty may be laid on the Inipt,er.tioa of t'oti 'Lead and ordered to lie on the table, and w be printe A 11111 was brought in fur Lighting the City of I with Gra, whJ.:h was read a tint arAl time. .1;r. BARNEY pretuiti_d a reti;aun, sicced hy ARMY. OFFICERS or Half-pay or Retired Liit, with milies, and steady habits, may hear of something to their advantage, by applying to Mr. Gordon, New England Coffee house, Threadneedle-street, from one to three o'clock. No letters to be attended Co unless from Principals (post paid•) This day was published, price Ss. sewed. JOHN DE TOURS: or, the YOUTH and the PHILOSOPHE,I3.3.--.1 Fragment. London: Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. Just published, By BALDWIN, CRADOCI, :Ind Joy, London, PANTOS I. and U. pr. c2s. 63. each, of TEIORA, IV being Specimens of an int.•ndrd Versification of the Poems of —By THOMAS TnAvAts ist.TitKE, Esq. Royal Scota Greys. Perth : Published by D. Morrlsnn, jun.'and Co. This day was published, handsomely printed In One Vol. live. price in boards 7s. Gd. lA N the Nature, Progress, and Consequences of ‘../ SCHISM; with immediate Reference to the present state of Religious Affairs in this Country. By the Rev. CHARLES DAUBENY, Archdeacon of Santm. Printedfor P. C. and J. Rivingtnn, No. 62, St. Patin Church yard ; sold also by the Bookseller.; in Bath, Word, Cambridge, &c. Of whom may be had, Archdeacon Dauheny's other Works. This day was published, handsomely printed in it large Iva vols. price IL Is. the &cane! Edition of ACOURSE of SERMONS, for the LORD'S DAY throughout the Year : from the First Sunday in Advent, to the Twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity : including Chri.tusas Day, the lint Day of Lent, Good Friday, and Ascension Day. Adapted to, and taken chiefly from, the Service for the Day. By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, A.M. Archdeacon of London, and Vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-rtrd. 'This day was published,. Iland‘omely printed in Two Hvo Vois. price In boards 11. Is. D..dic.tted by permission to his Grace the Archbishop of York, FAMILIAR 'SERMONS on several of the Doc- TIMM and Dunes of the' CHRISTIAN RELIGION. Df the Rev. WILLIAM BARROW, LLD. and F.A.S. Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of Bouthwell, and Vicar of Yarn/field, Nottingham.; Author of an Essay on Education, and the Barn ton Lecture Sermons, for 1799. Printed for F. C. and J. Striation, 62, St. Paul's _Cburchlard; So(d also by J. liatcharg, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, the Second Edition of Dr. Barrow's Essay on Education, In two large vols. duodecimo, pr. 9s. bdu In a few days will be published, Handsomely printed in Oae Bvo. price in board*, 10s. 6d. riIHE GREAT EXEMPLAR of SANCTITY, de -1 scribed in the LIFE and DEATH of JESUS CHRIST the SAVIOUR of the WORLD, with Considerations on the several Parts of the History, and appropriate Prayers. By JEREMY TAYLOR, D. D. Chaplain in ordinary to King Charles I. and afterwards Lord Bishop of Down and Connor, and Dromore. Abridged by W. N. DARNELL, B. D. Prebendary of Durham. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivin on, No. 62, &, Paul's Chtki ch. yard: sold also by J. • liatchar gt Piccadilly, and at Durham, Stozkton, Oxford, Cambridge, &c. &c. Or whoa: may be bad, lately published, by the same Editor, Sermons, in one volume ilvo. price in boards 9s. day was published, in 2 Vols. (Ivo. price 20s. boards, A BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION of BRITISH PLANTS, in the Midland Counties, particularly of those in the Neighbourhood of Alcester ; with occasional Notes and Observations; to which U prefixed, a short Introductioi: to the Study of Botany, and to the Knowledge of the principal Natural T. PURTON, Suiteon, Aicester. Ihtibellished with Eight coloured Engravings, by James Sowerby, F.L.S. Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; and T. Ward, Stratford-upon-Avon.. "'This is a yeti elegant aid very useful compendium, an swering all the purposes stated in the title page, and admirably sited to the female Student, as well as to every aniatcur who wishes for a knowledge of Botany rather as an useful accont plisii4eent than a profound study." London Medical Journal, September, 13)7. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the origi nal invention of Mr. II EN it Y, and brought by his suecesive improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. Honor, Manufacturing Cheinists,ManchL ger.l This agreeable perfumed Liquor is a compound of h:glily concentrated Vinegar, with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour adapts it for afford ing relief in headaches, Faintings, Ac. ; aad rer.ders it peculi arly vefreshieg in crowded or heated rooms, and in the close apart ments of the sick. It counteracts, also, the spread of ulcerated Sore Throato, Typhus and Scarlet Fevers, and all other Infectious Ois.. easee. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar may be exported without any injury to Llot Climates, where it is found particularly grate ful and salutary. As, however, many spurious and inftrior prepa rations arc sold under the same and similar names, the public are requmted to observe, u the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on t/se stamp. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors), in bottles, price 2s. 9d. each. Where may be had,--Sponge Boxes of Cold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, &c. Also, Hastier's Catemen ALocsetsts, in bottles at 9s. 9d. and larger with glass stoppers, at es. 6d. each; their names being on the stamps. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, prepared by a new process, which frees it from an irritating qua lities, is recommended es the most mild, pure, and effectual ar ticle of the kind ever invented. It removes freckles, reacts, and baralnees, from the skin ; prevents its chapping, and makes it luxuriantly soft, white, and even. Price in squares for wash ing, is. and in Shaving Cakes, price 9d. ls. and ls. 6d. each. ATKINSON'S 'VEGETABLE DYE changes Grey or Red Hair, on the head er whiskers, to a beau tiful and permanent Brown or Black ; warranted to corroletely answer the purpose or will forfeit One Hundred l'uands. Price ss. lOs. 6d. and One Guinea. ATKINSON'S FLUID • for restoring the growth of the Hair-where it has fallen off, from illness, perspiration, change of climate, &c. Ir also frees it from scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk, auditeeps it in curl clta ins exercise, in dancing, in walking, or in damp wea ther, price 3s. 6d. a bottle. CAVTIO2I.—To avoid the numerous cou:Aerfats, observe the alcove has the Proprietor's signature and address on the label. ! S4 , ld by Jas. Atkinson, perfumer, No. CS, Gerrard-street, *Wm square, London, and by mast Perturnera and 'Lir-dressers in Town at.AI Caentr. ~~~ ~'~ WI