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Pr • ;,- . . . , . . t . t , f 010 . Irri . I t • `., (111)• 0j : i ' • 7 .-..., it..., 01 111 ' 1 ‘'• - •,. ,1N...1t. -.-. ' 4 '• t , t,._ ' Lift, • ~... ... , , , .• .111 PT , . •••t-11:" . . C PRICE SIXPENCE. 38903 CARTOONS OP RAPHAEL. sums& NIS MAJESTY'S MOAT GIACIOUS PATRONAGE. rr HOLLOWAY refpedfully informs the Sub .+. • fcribeis to his intended Publication, and the Patrons of the Arts in general, that his firß Drawing of PAUL AT ATHENS, Is fubmitted to their infpeetion at the Hiftoric Gallery, No. 87, Pail-Mall, and will continue till further notice. Subfcriptions will be received at the hittoric Gallery, and the Banking Hodes defcribed in the Propofias, to be had as above. Admittance to Non-fubfcribers, One Shilling. rEDIVESDAT, MAT 6, 180.1 EAST rNDIA.HOUSB, April 9, oPen. r rHli COURT of DIRECTORS r. the UNITED COMAdivr .1 MERCHANTS of ENG LAND,tradiag to the EAST-INDIES, do hereby give That they are ready to 'wive propjets is sorithsg at assy time en or le/ore' edneffay the aot4 of May toext,fnne any perfahon what Awe and conditions they are willing to boil Sh ip s reboot 1200 tau 'bortion, to he let co freight Ar the fail Capiimmy a fervia.fr fix or certain, at fall freight for 200 toss, and isa.!ffr for fit as tonnage, Josh propofale figgying persoaxent peace freight, w anyi be die to China aid all party Dulls, (except Bengal) with kintletze or widest Entledgr, for tbe fai l firs voyages. thefe fever d rates of freig ht k !fend ea the lasso, terns, for Ape bail: in the river names, or at tis Oat Party, at there SPX not he an opportunity 1 mating any abatement ; and as giallions may arili meeting the !owe Tender, the Court berthy declare, that they mean to asset: the tenders whist appear to them under all rinansfasuss to be the lowefi fer, f they flail appear to the Court to be milord/t. The Tenders, with the w-ards " Ship Tender" *a the rover, to he fewrally foaled up, cud with the Secretory, at or &fire twelve @Wash at nom, ois the fail 10th May, beyand whi.di bear net any leader will &received. WILLIAM RAMSAY, S ec retary. RECTORY.-TO BE SOLD„ THIRD TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. q'O-MORROW EVENING, MAY 7, Om, .1 their lvfololties Servants will perform a. New Roinalstle Drama, In throe AQs, caned ADELMORN; THE OUTLAW. ' The Chandlers by Moffrs. POWELL, C. KEMBLE, RAYMOND, BARRYMORE, Mi(s DE CAMP, Meffrs. SUETT, BANNISTER, Jun. TRUEMAN, SEDGWICK, Ac. Ac. Mn, JORDAN, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS. The Epilogue to be (pokes by Mrs. JORDAN. After the Drama will be acted a Farce, called THE MOCK DOCTOR. THE Next Prefentation to a Valuable Reenry,' diftant from Town so miles ; waiting of a modern built Parfonage-Houfe, and ilp Acres of Glebe, which, with the Tythes of the Pada, will produce a net income of 6001. The Incumbent is in the 77th year of his age. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Ireland, Solicitor, Staple hut KENT. TO.BE LETT, BEADY FURNISHED, This day was publithed, the Second Volutne, in Oetavo, Ets4llllhed with Eleven Plate% price to. in Boards, Of THE - HAMPSHIRE REPOSITORY. Sold by White, Fleet-dreet, London; and by Robt ins and Burdon, of Winebeiter ; of whom may be had, the former Volume, price T 25. A N exceeding good LODGING-HOUSE, with fuitable Accommodation for a large and genteel Family, very scthntly fituated at the Weft End of the Town and Port of ythe, commanding a Ent profped of the adjacent Country, and alio of the Sea, and Coati, of France. Further particulars may be known, by applying (by Letter Poll paid) to Mr. ferry, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, MAY 7, tEloi, will be prefatted Manger's Comedy of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD.DEBTS. Sir Giles Overreach, Mr. COOKA ; Wellborn, Mr. LEWIS. • Lady Allvrorth, Mira CHAP/KAN; Margattt, Mifs MURRAY. /Da which will be addedPEROUSE the Grand Hillorie Pantomime of ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. • This Nening—The Blind Gil; with Barnaby Brittle. STATI.. OF EUROPE. This day Vial publiihed, price 3s. CONSIDERATIONS on the prefent STATE of EUROPE, with refped to Peace, or a further prole cution of the War. Printed for J.Debrett, oppofiti Burlington Houfe, of whownay lie had, The PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER of the prefect Sef. .flat, regard and collated; with the Notes of fcvcral Mem:leo; No. z to 6. • KENT. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, At the Bull Inn, Dartford, on Saturday the 234 Day of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in fundry Lou, FF HE Moieties or undivided :calf-Parts of a Farm called DIMLING'S FARM. containing about 37 Acres, and of s Farm tolled Rabbits Fans, containing about La Acres, and of Lands called Oxendowns and Chalklmks, containing about 18 Acres, and of two Pieces of Meadow Land called Great Chapc I Meadow and Little Chapel Meadow, and of • Menage qt.:a Adgos, and a Croft of Land thereto belonging; all Giusti in the Parithes of Torten, Kirby, Sutton, Athone, and Darenth; about three Miles front Dartford—. And of • LesfelMid Public Houle, and other Houle, and Grounds Brume at Woolwich. The particulars of the principal dhisinfietu yid fiantlinzi ; aife - aa irwatory elk pritecitatfteres, the rob jibe afro( charter tarty's. an *Wine. tort. wit ik tare term, a catalitions thrfi Skta are ta be tradertd aid takrtaised in the ConstanyVentitat may be had, on application to Mr. Clown, Cl.ri to the Ctensittte if .41,ipPol, Ca or after Friday tk I7th inflate; and that not any kirk, will he ranfidtrad xxlifs wade in every refped so Orssaily to the air" km,. Dr . ,IiCIiLEGELL on NEUTRAL VESSELS, as. OBSERVA'CIONS on the Commerce of Britidu with the. Rollin and Ottoman Einpircs, as. VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION. Goldeo.fquare, April as, zSot. THE Inftitution for the INOCULATION of the - VACCINE POCK, being removed !rola Warwick `..r.et to a larger and more convenient honk. No. s, Golden. (glare, a continuance of Support from the PieJlic is carneftly folkited for extending the Benefits of the new Inoculation. Subfcribcrs of One Guinea annually, are entitled to have One Patient conflantly on the Books. ---- Two Guineas annually, Two Patients. Three Guineas annually, lira Patients. Four Guineas annidily, Four Parkins. - Five Guineas annually, unlimited. - Ten Guineat arc Life Subfcribers, and have the fame right as an annual Subferiber of One Guinea. Twenty Guineas, have the fame right u an an nual Subferiber of Two Guineas. - . Ina few days will be publithed, dedicate/ by perndlion to the QIJEEN, in two volumes, price 9$ in boards. • A New and Enlarged laditiott of • THE(ECONOMY of CHARITY addreffed to LADIES, aid ailaptcd to the prefent szate of Chad. table Infthations in the Kingdom, with a partime.ar view to the cultivation of religious principles in the minds of the lama orders - of people. By Mn.s TRIMMER. Printed for J. Johnfun; F. and C. Illy:in:tan, St. Paul? Church-yard; G. G. and J. Rohinfon, Longman and Rec. Paternotter-row ; and-J. Hatchard, Piecsdtily. Further Particulars may be had by applying to Mai& end Walker, Attornics at Law, at Llartfurd, in Kent; or Marrs. Pennington and Bell, Linos Buildings, Temple. London. AYLL'IBURY.--BULTS. TO RR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Elba together cc in Lots A MOST defireble FR EE VOLD ESTATE, A Tythe Free, litunte in and near the Town of Aylelbury, conliftng of the vlauors of Aylelbury with Biereton, and Broughton Holland,. alias Broughton Stavelcy, extending over the whole of the Pzriflf of Aylarury, Bleroton, and Hutleett, and the greateß part of Welton Tuivell.—The Tolls of the Market of Ayltfbury, and fundsy very rich and eligible Farms, in theoccupation of refpedlable tenants. Pardcalars taAy be had of Mars. Forger, Cooke, and Frere, of Lincoln's-Imi who are authorised to treat for the fale ; of Mr. Davis, awknor, Tetfworth, Oxtordetire ; and at the White Hart lon, at Ayleibury.—There are force peculiar Pri viigges attached to this Effete well worthy the /mention of a Purchafer. This day were ublithed, price as.6d. ODES TO I NS AND OUTS. By PETER PINDAR, Efq. miler aula Thirty Guineas, have the fame right u an annual .;utsicribcr of Three Guineas. -- Forty Guineas, hue the fame right as an annual , übferiber of Four Guineas. -- Fifty Guinms, unlimited. Sebferiptions continue to be received by Meers.nevavnea, and Ce. Pall-Mall; and by the Secretary, at the Institution, vet ere further Particulars may be !'own. By Order, Was. SANCHO, Secretary. THE LAST WEEK BUT TWO OE THE PRESENT I ENTERTAINiviENTS. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Patront.e of their Royal Menefee the Paiwce of WILE. and Duca of Year. THIS, and EVERY EVENING, until further • notice, will be prefented, ad time, a new entertainment of Mutic and Dancing ; the Sings written by Mr. Upton, the hiufie comporvd hy , Mr. • Sanderfon, and got op under the Direetion of Mr. Laileiles, THE COUNTRY WAKE, Alto, sBth time, a New Grand Caledonian Spethaele ROMALOCC, in Two Para, called THE IRON TOWER. Written and got up by Mr.AsTLCY, jun. Principal Charade's. - Percy, Mr. ASTLEY, jun.; _Tuna, Mrs. ASTLEY. Douglas, Mr. LAURENT. Elbert hL Page, Mrs. Weldon ; Carrel, Mr. Smith ; Eugene, Mr. L Sutton ; /Lido. the Robber, Mr, Fox ; &mond, a Re daft, Mr. Laffelles, kn.; Spirit of Dunbar, Mr. Mercerot. Donald, Mr. WALLACK. Kennard and Glaocolm, his attendant Squires, Mr. Gooney and Mr. Taylor. Sandy, Mifs GRAY; Gabriel, Mr. JOHANNOT; Alicia, Mrs. Wallach; Dorcas, Mrs. Wewitser ; • Bards, Porters, ituftics, Banditti, Soldiers, dtc. &c. &c. ••• Bo oks of the Songs to be had at the Theatre, price 6d. EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES Peularly a grand TRIAL of SKILL. * Metres. Sutton, Harris, Monider, Link, it Berlin, Bry fon, Miller, D ucrow, and Wad; Clown, Mr. Taylor. The whole to conclude with a Grand Pantomime, tale' HARLEQUIN VICTOR. Pirate, Mr. Gennery ; Harlequin, Mr. Laffelies; Geed, Mill Gray; Columbine, Mrs. Maccrot ; And Clown, Mr. LAURENT. In the Courfe of the Pantomime will be Introduced AN EXACT VIEW of COPENHAGEN, Exhibiting affo, the BRITISH and DANISH Fleets in Adlion ; with an entire New Song, written by Mr. Upton, called Fait the Sound ; or, the Danilh Defeat," by Mr. JOHANNOT. •„ 6 In order to prevent difappointments, the Public will pies& to obferve, that the Iron 'Tower will commence at Seven •'Clock preedely. tit A New Comic Pantomime, written andfoperintended by Mr. Lonfdale, is in preparation, and will Ihortly be produced. ter Doors to be opened at Half-pad Five o'Clock, and the tertormance to begin precifely atHalf-pad Second price at Half-psft Eight o'Clock. Box, ase—Pk, al.—Gallery, as. tit Places for the Boxes to be talus at the Amphitheatre, of Mrs. CONNELL. Bet-Keeper. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfoas in the Polreflion of. Incomes, ari fine from Freehold. Copybold, or Leafehold Ensiles, in &sod or Hodes. Money is the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar gins Settlentents,Widows Jointures, Annuides,Patent Places, Climb Livings, or any other certain Ineotne for Life, may be lipped with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any nisolunt, by paying Annuity intereit for the fame. . The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated on their perfonal tenuity ; and in any faience, where the Engle fecurity of an Individual may be deemed infuScient, the addition of another perfon to guaran tee the payment of the Intereß, will remove the obicition ; and in all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the K their own option. Papplications will be received every day tin four o'clock tad letters from Correrpondonts in town or esstmtry, (pilb paid) will be iminsidiately anfwercd, addreffed to the neer of the Knigktibridge Bank, at his town-boort, No. 8, Pans jekb-Arees, Golderkeire. 2i valet die plus virtu et fumma patellas Non coeunt.' Loewe. , He who would gain FAMeR good report, Muft have no dealings with a Cotter. VIRTU./ and Powse.—fair swift,/ weather, Were never known to pig togrtber. Printed for Weft and Hughes, No. 40, Paternofter-tow. Where may be had, lately publiftted, New Editions Of TALIS of the MAROATL AD• !MIAMI ; or, A Sums at a litstior....Loaa Anew-olio's TRIUMPH, or the FALL of CalM. CoN. Alfo, a New Edition, with Additions,Priee is. 6d. of I. OUT at LAST! or, The FALLEN MtNISTER..— By PETER PINDAI, Efq. Procumbit Humt Bos. Vlaou.. " He's down! amid SAINT STZPRE " The mighty BLAST in Thunder falls." S. TEARS and SMILER A Mifcdlaneous Colledlon of Original Poems. By PeTtlll PINDAII, Efq. Containing Julia, or the Vidtim of Love 'serf= and Ellen ; a Legasdary Tale ; New Old Ballads, Odes, &c. N. B. This Work is elegantly printed In a Neat Pocket Vo- lume, on tine hot-pretrod Paper, and ornamented with a beau tiful Engraving. Price aboard,. Alfo fpeedily will be publinted, An ODE to BONAPARTE ; and the WHIG CLUB, to CHARLES FOX, In imitation of Horace. RIPAUD ON EGYPT. This Day was publimed, In 410:and Bvo. price 3s. 6d. lultrated by a large Map of Egypt, REPORT of the COMMISSION of ARTS to the FIRST CONSUL, BONAPARTE, en the ANTI QUITIES of UPPER EGYPT, and the prefait - Sate of ill the Temples, Palaces, Obeliiirs, Statues, Tombs, Pyramids, &c. from the eztaraets of the Nile to Cairo; with an accurate defcriptioa of Pictures with which they are decorated, and the conjecture that may he drawn from them refpc6ing theplvini ties to which they were confecrined. Tranflated from the French of Citizen Ripsud, Librarian to the inititute of Egypt. Printed for J. Dehrett,oppofite Burlington Houle, Piccadilly. „"„ Whoever binds up this Report with the quarto edition of Sonolni'S Travels in Egypt will pullets the molt comprehen five and corral Hiftory of that Country and its Antiquities which the Prefs has hitherto produced. Of whom may be had, TRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, undertaken by order of the old Government of France. By C. S. SON NI NI, Member of the leveret Scientific and Literary Societies, r and formerly an Officer and Engineer to the French Navy. In quarto on fine yellow wove parr; illuftrated by Engravings, conlifting of Portraits, Views, Antiquities, Plants, Animals, dm. To which is prefixed, a Map of the Country; with a Pre face and Appendix by the Traneator, and a copious Index. The Plates, which are engraved by Landfeer, Milton, Anker Smith, Watts, and J. Cooke, comprehend all thole given in the original Work, with an additional View, now firß publifhed, of a celebrated Turkith Mofque, and part of the Delta; price N. sus. id. in board& • " Independently of the grand defideratum of fidelity, this edi don has a decided faperturity over the other, in the inferior points of Bee, typography, and engravings; the latter of which are executed in a Rile which dots great honour to the two wilts, and are much better (with the exception only awe) than the plates annexed to tbs hawk edition!" Anti-Jacobin Review, Sept. am. ' 41 NM ELIGIBLE BITUATIOW POE YOUNG GENTLEMEN AT SCHOOL ' - ' 147 -• Rev. RICHARD WEAVER, Mafter Of ,c.I. the Baercling School,,,Chippenham, Wilts, having taken • Liafe of that defirable ManSon-houfe, at Coriham, in the roar County, many years occupied as a Lady's oarding abed, and late in the Porethow of Mrs. Evans, begs leave to Mom his Friends and the Public, that he intends removing 60405 r co or about the 7th of July next, where he hopes to experience a continuation of that patronage and fupport which I difcerning people never withhold front perfcvering afßduity le, and unremitting attention to, fo important a charge as the i FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. tare and Education of Youth. . In Addreffes a this kind it 1,110 uncommon prat tice to make THE ESSENCE of. PEARL and PEARL protcthons of what will be the conduit of their who take the ' -a. DENTIFRICE, invented by the late JACO' 11216111*. Lad in fuch undertakings, and the fubfequent behaviour of fame Dentilt to her Mildly and the Prince of Wales, are greatly hlho have thtin held forth a claim on public confidence has foperivr, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto Minded greatly to the prejudice of upright men, tivhen in a first- made ode of; the, will effeetually preferve the Teeth in a found tar way they have attempted to excite an intereft in the efteern ftre, even to old age ; will render them white and beautiful of others with whom they were perfonally unacquainted. 'When, without the leaß impairing theenamel, fallen tech as are look, therefore, Mr. Weaver publicly pledges hindelf, as he now keep to as are already decayed front becoming worfe, re does m be execeded by none in Liberality and Milduefs to- vent the Tooth.ach, perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, beards thole ander his roof, in Watchfulnefs over the propen- and make them grow firm and doff to the Teeth. They like ilike or infirmities to which they are liable , in Attention to the wife render the Breath delicately Tweet, and remedy all the'e rTe avocations to which their minds require direetion, difoeders that are the cookquenee of kerbs& Gums and bad f P:tte. to. underlined, as (peaking with the confidence of Teeth. one who never Intended to deceive, and who will neither (elicit , In order to prevent the impolltions daily pradifed by perfons per wee the rapport of any Individual longer than his general countcrkiting the above-mentioned long-ellablithed Medicines, t fkall appear deferring it. • the following words are (by permilllon) engraved in the Ramp, E MT:mina whither he Ls about to 11111017 t taro well known ; .J. tiglit T, Barran, & BLOW, COCCC POI-STR zit," that a minute defcription of it would be fupereuour t Mr. And cone are genuine but what have thole words engraved in Weaver will codequently only remark, for the information of the Ramp, and alto a label with the words " B and Bach Plments and Guardian! in have never experienced an op- Blew, Cockfpur-ftreet, London," Paged on the hack of each of Inswing it, that it is exceedingly dry, open, airy, bottle and bor. Ant all venders of the above Medicine, are MI Opt the apartments are, generally (peaking, ba th hereby informed, that coumerfelting the Ramp is Felony. WIT GA s, that the School Room is fingularly excellent The Blame and Dentifrice are fold wholekle and retail by cl ar ' • , Acing nearly Fifty Feet long by Fifteen and a Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur-ftrect, London. Price se. pa Polata e: swerttly fitted up, that the whole Of the Prendka each, (tamps included. me Goa every other bditibsy, that the Play-ground ••• The Public are reffolly motioned aping porchaiing is ilighlegmb Ear • diverfity of arsafements, and that itla the above Medicines wi. *mpg; se treaders being fop Sr* 111.....1k 111p4 eligible Situation for young Gentle- pied with than unftampol (sacqs Air exportation); fedi at map at .1.04 ilplobam, April 16, tlfot. ___er....d ftials widows*. prupirkor sava b• ommaidok. I . ♦ CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'i ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. *THE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS has gaintd by his ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF, HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many Dame*. MI for the TABLI SURE-BOARD , and STORM...IOOM; which are more fully ezpreffel in his Catalogue, (He ICING Tam INIVRITOR Or TIC/0 has induced many talons to give the Caine name to Awritt.cs entirely different, which are vended at many Shp in London, by JPerfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to Mica/Orders of Tradefinen and Inn-keepers, who In confrquence, are often ferved with a SPURIOUS Soar, of very inferior quality, which is not only an Impofition, but a great Dffappointntent to Fa , milks who purchafc them with a view of having good SAUCX to their FISH, &c. N. 8..--None are His GINUTIR, but what have thefe words l on the Label, " Du/souses ORIGINAL AND SUPIRIOR Es- SCNCX or ANCUOVItS, No. toy, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." Writ India Merchants, Planters, and Officers of the Navy, /cc. fupplied with Hams, Tongues, Pickles, Cafes of their Rich Sauce for Pith, HAAWI, Steaks, Made Mikes, Cold Meats, &e. which will keep in any Climate. PATENT VITAL WINES being, from exten five experience, proved to be of the moil effential benefit in preferring, recovering, and ettablilbing general health, and the ufe of them fo rapidly enereafedas to require an eflatlifbment on an extended bafis, Dr. BARTON has been induced to form a mercantile comedian of great confequenee and refpedability, to meet the demand, and fell them on the molt moderate terms. Vital Wines are infinitely more powerfully tHgeftlye ' antifeptic, and penetrating, than any other Wines, of whatever denomina tion, the %ire of them giving more comfort. vivacity, and anima tion to the whole frame; and, from the quality which Wines combined with Vital Air have of correeting the irritability of the nervous lyrical, the general ufe of them induces found, re. gular, dived ileup, with &earful, vigorous morning (pinks. Sold at Barton and Co.'s. No. 7, Berner'sdred ; and like. wife, by appointment, at Marv. Ching and Butler's, No. x, Cbei;pfides, Mr. Vade's, N 0.46, Cornhill; Mr. Dale's, Nce97, Haymarket; and Mars. 'dwelt and Co.'s, nearly oppofite New Bond-ftrett. Oxford - Brat. at 365. per dozen, bottles, &c. Included ; and s as. per dozen, for very highly concentra ted Vital Wine, wi:h a printed account of their medical ufes. Retail for ready money only. Venders and Wbolefale Dealers allowed a liberal profit. PATENT METALLIC KNIFE BOARDS. An entire new Invention for cleaning and polilhing Knives. TILEY are all indifpenfible Article in all Fami- E as they clean without the loft Dull or Dirt. If the perces Wing them be ever fo clean, they cannot foil thelr Maths or Hands, and will fet a polifh fu t ierlor to new, sod by fo quick and eafy a method that a perfon may clean twenty dozen an hour with nne-third of the labour required by the common way. They give that Sharp and keen edge fo much admired by good Carers. A pattern of Knives that have been cleaned by them, may he teen at the places appointed for their tale. Sold by Ristintd, jeweller, cutler, and fllverlinith, No. It& Oxford.ftreez ; Staffurh, corner of Rua' and Charlotte-Brats, Bedford-firm ; Ab um, cutler and teatim manufafturer, No. op. Strand; Reynolds, :.10. 69, Newgate-ftreet ; Vade, Caw ing% ani druggift, No. 46, ; Stephens, No. 2, Great Mary-bobor:44lreet; from 3s. to 185. the Board..-Where only is fold the Pollibing Powder for cleaning Plate, plated Goods,Ste 'WOK the RUPTURED, LAME, CROOKED, 1 and DEFORMED.-4. BM M.& D. sad SON, No. 43, Deindtrect, Soho, recommends an the entice of thole Raided 'with every kind of Ruptures, HIS PATENT ELASTIC TRUSSES, as being fuperior to any ever made. never failing of the dared elket, In Mike** and curing Ruptures of every fort. Likenife HIS Common Bambigcs for corpulent Feats ' pregnant Indies, and Naval Repares, the bell ever invented. There Traffes have one, two, dims, and four different motions of elafticity. according to the Waite of the cafe, and the ltate of the complaint. conveniently adapted for men, women, and children. Train covered, stsMA. and improved. Bog Truffes, to perferve in riding lei Masers. HE alto makes every other fort of Frolics in conammth with every kind of in ftrnment for the rind and cure of Children's deformities, as Leg Irons, Spinal Stays, and Nock Swings, for crookednefs of the back; Steel Backs and Cams Dumb Bells to open the Cbed I Wattle Braces, bx. Addeo park—N. B. Where may be bad, price ss. 64. HP add Ink Treatifc on the thane Compikats, and Chilannis Hislinmaities.--Soid alto by H. Ik Symonds, Nis. so, Pte; J. Mathews. ifw it, darands and libbardfons, Ural Exciar.v. SALE OF A MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF PICTURES. 'THE Amateurs of Painting are informed by -a- this Firft Advegifcment, that the celebrated and ca tmint Colledlion of Paintings from the grareß Mafia, of the Italian, French, Fiernifla, snit Dutch Schools, made by. M Rost r, iu the courfe of Thirty Years, will be put up to Publie . Sale, by the Candle, and to the Left Bidder, on Monday the t nth of May, clo t, and on the following days, at sof the cinch preelfely, in the afternoon, in the Houk of ISivifion Suplemen. taire of Mount de Pietli, No. 45, Rue Vivienne. i Parts. • This Colledtion, known all over Europe, by the Chef d'oeovres it contains, and which have been chufen in the famous Cabinets of Juliene, Gagnat, Biondel de Gagny, Boiffef, Conty, La Vattern, Menem, De Merle, Poulain, fi,inderille, Le bran &e. and ftill confiderably encreafal by the acqutfidon the Paid Amateur has lately made of the precious Cabinet of Harms De Prat; and moreover enriched of various objeda of the .higheft euriofity, fuch as Terns Cuites, Figures and Bulbs of .Marble, Antique and Modern Vales of Porphir, Granit Vert Antique, Jafpie, and other rare and valuable Articles t a fet 4 Cuts in Agatha, Comdian, Criftal of Rock, Porcelain of Japan. China, and France. The whole richly fet; Figures and Groups in Bronze, band. fome Cabinet-Work Pieces by Bouts, and misers, in his dte. &e. To be viewed daring eight days previous to the Sale ; Cata logues to be had with 41 particulars, rgisafied by Niters. Palliate & de la Roche, in the aforefaid Houle, Rue ViViCASIC, No, gs, i Paris. CASE OF DISTRESS. THE following Cafe of Dithers will, it is humbly hoped, cache theSyrapathy of a generous Public. A young Lady whole Father had beituwed on her all the accomplifb menu of a liberal Education, and had bequeathed to her and her brother the whole of a confiderable property, was left, by the deceafe of her Parent, to the care of two Guardians, al. pointed by his Wsl; one of them .leclining to Adt, the care of the perfon and eftate of this unfortunate orphan devolved on the other, a thoroughly unprincipled villain, who dithpated the fortune of the Ward, and, by a (cries of perfonal ill-treatment, compelled her to reek protection by marriage with a young man of worthy charadter, but in a fituation totally incompe. tent to provide fur the wants of a Family.—The exiftence of the Guardian was terminated by an a& of feticide, but the iffedts of his conduit are dreadfully felt by living itidtims.—. The unhappy fufferer, wbofe cafe is here Rated to the public. is, together with her hufband and four young children, redeem:l to a (tate of the molt pitiable diltrefs. Long and debilitating ficknefs has augmented the horrors of poverty, in this truly unfortunate Family, for whiste Relief the Contributions of tibil Humane will be thankfully received by Mr. Enwaats Baca * No. 5, New Bridge-Erect, Blackfriars ; Mr. R PLR liTe woon, Vidtuailing-of fi ce, Somerfet-place ; Mr. R. S W 4660; and NAT IiATUIL ATCUISON, Efq. Ely-place, Efeeserr. The following Benefadioos have beau nanerred: s. 4... 4 Se A Lady • - oso 6 - s o Claytcon.Efq. o so 6 o o Thos.Holroes, Efq. h s o • 410 0 Desatinn Barons, Efq. 0 zoo 6 Anonymous Ditto Ditto - Dine B. - oto 6 Saml. Welch, Efq. OTO 6 C M. o zo 6 Thos. Richardfou,Efq. t z Mr. B. Young - t 1 0 John itichardfon, Efq. 1 t o Mrs. R. Young oJO 6 A OcriCattan - 05 o Mrs. Roberts o to 6 R. - t 1 0 Admiral M'Dowcfl I to A Young Lady o 5 • RAW. . z o o A. L. 2 • • R. S. W. z z o E. O. . z o o —Winflow, Efq. z to A Lady - oTO 6 A Lady - o 7 o S.S. . . o to 6 Mr. Robert Wefts o to 6 Dr. Sharron - o to 6 Mn Young z to A Lady - oto 6 W. B. a 1 • Ws Hutchinfon 1 t o Rd. Adam', Efq 1 t o Thos. Smith, Efq. oto 6 J'ohn i.dgh, Efq. z 1 o Mrs. Gent z o 0 Mr. Jepbfon t z o John F.ddowes, Efq. I I • W. Randall, Efq. oto 6 A Lady, by Mt. P. Hendrie, Lfq. oto 6 Fol,•,ham - oto 6 T. Garland, Efq. oto 6 Anonymous - o 7 6 Mr. Metet • 0 7 o M. N. - - z z • N. A. - - z t 0 Madge from the Cowl- Mrs. P. C. • s s o try 5 0 0 I. T. - • oto 6 Mrs. Ware t g (e 1.8. T. Mr. L. M E. I. 114. Y. - - • zo 6 M. IL. - • 6 1 0 Lady Hart% - o 5 6 S. D. T. - _ . o 7 o W. IL Ilk •1 t 0 •1 0 0 5 0' johnOolling. Blep oto 6 Mn. L. A • Lady - ao 6 N. & Yite Gentlemen who receive Ote Subieript.one. RS.s nip. Na 67, Chancery-lane, which wl3 to sk Hach Tommy lila, en Utury,lay nvis. 5 00 .__.A 4 0 10 6 - o lo 6 tux*, bays be aPola