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. ' . • k . . ...: A, . . f • ) S 4. ttN . .. ' . , . , 3 ' - Ewe , - ') ,---, , : .-. . .P . b. '.. ' • " - 4 .: A. •. . ) 1 • °.- i ''' ' : ID ifiC9l hlp, E 1 ... • - 'FA P' 1 1. --,,-. - , 4 - NUMBER 5009 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1805. [PRICE SIX.RENCR. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 22 , will be performed the new Comedy, called THE HONEY MOON. To which will be added the new Mein-Dram., called THE LADY OF THE ROCK. This day was pubElbed. THE. LADY ✓f the ROCK. A Melo Drame, n it 4 performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. By THOMAS HOI.CROFT. London: Printed by C. Mercier and Co. Northumberland court, &rand, and publdhod by Longman, How*, Re er , and Orme, l'aternofter row. N here may be had, by the fame Author, FHE TALE OF MYSTEItY, a Melo "Drame. Thls day was pabliftled, price 21.6 d. AREPLY to Mr. RICHARD GARDNIER's ANSWER to a NARRATIVE expoGoz a variety of irre gular Tranfadtions in one of the Departments of Foreign Corps. By Mr. JAMES POOLE, Several years a Regimental Infpedtor, and afterwards Deputy le fpedor General in that Department. Sold by Meffn. Parfnns, Bookfellers, I.udgate bill; and Mr. Ginger, No. 69, Plocadiny. This day was publithed, In quarto. price as. 6d. with Itriking Like nelLs of John Bull and Young Rados, darted by the Author, and etched by Rowlandfon, THE BETTYAD, a POEM, defcriptive of the Progrefs of the YOUNG ROSCIUS in London. By 0. M. WOODWARD London: Printed for M. Allen, No 13, Paternefter row. Of whom may be bid, jolt publiftied, price t s. 6d. The Infant Racine ; or an Inquiry into the Requifites of an Adtor, with a Critique on his acting on dm London Boards, a complete Sketch of Ma Life. Stridtures on the prefent ftate of the Covent Garden Company, &c. By I'. HARRAL, Efq. . Ago, Woodward's Eccentric Escurfions through England and Wales, in quarto, with too Plates, price In boards 31. with the Platestolourcd, and 31.35. plain. APPRENTICE. WANTED by Mr. JONES, Mathematical, Opti cal and Philorophical inftrnment Maker Pupil of the late Mr. Ramfden,) a reSpdiable Lad of good moral., who will be treated as one atilt, Family. A Premium will be required. Apply at No. sin, Mount-arm, Berkeley-fquare. BY ORIJER of the HON. COMMISsIONE.Rs Oh HIS MA JESTY'S CUSTOMS, On Saturday the 33.1 of this inftant, February, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, will be expofed to Public Sale, at the Cullom ' Houle, in Exeter, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, nit.. , Brandy, of the Rrength of one in lis under, and not excee.ling one in ten over hydrometer proof - - y 6 Betties Brandy, of. inferior ftrcngth, In fmafl Lots, for the accommoda tion and uce of Private Families only - 163 Canons. Rum, ditto - . - - is Geneva, ditto - - - 791 French Red Wine, S 4 Bottles—Vinetar, 31 Galinns. Damaged Blanketing and Broad Cloth 3t Pieces, r Remnants Linen Clot!. - - JO Mixed Woollen Cloth - - Iti Yards. Jean or Killian - - - 3 Nanquin Cloth - - - In Thlr Everting—Douglas ; Norval, by the YOUNG ROSCIU . S. With the Farce of Bon Too. N. B. Till Dirtier notice, plain can only be taken from Nine o'Clock tiD Three. This day was puhlighed, price 3s. PROCEEDINGS of•a Gener i d Court Mat 621 held at Colchtfter, on the Candudt of Lieut. Col. ROBERT R 01.1.0 GILLESPIE, of the io•h (Sr Jamaica) Regiment of Light Dragoons, on Friday, the 39th day of June, t go4,and ennti• nurd by adjournments till 17th July, 1804, by •irtue of a fpecial Warrant from his Majelty, hearing date June a, 180 4. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. av COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. TOMORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, will be prefented the Comic Opera of THE ENGLISH FLEET IN ;342. To whfeh will he added the Farce of THE REVIEW; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. _ _ This day,was Elegantly printed hi fmall odtavo, price p. in boards, the Second Fdit:o corrected and enlarged, of T'HE SABBATH. A Poem. To which are now added. SABBATH WALKS. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Black. wood, Edinburgh. This Evening .—To Marry, or No: to Marry; with II Bondocani. On Saturday, To Marry, or Not to Marry. FOR FAMILIES. sTA LEI 0 rIERY. THE following is 0-- SCHEME of the STATE LOTTERY now Drawing. This day were puhlithed, price ss. By T. Cadell and W. in the Strand, OBSERVATIONS cone:ming the PREVEN TION a. 14 CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE. By W. BUCHAN, M, D. Author of Domeßic Mr3fcine , &e. The Third Edition. augmented and improved. With an Ap• pendia, containing Remarks on fome anomalous fymptoms ever ring in wirrn climates, and on debility. To which is now added, an Ample Pharmacupxia !lanai (ir Canrafs .. - 1 3'1 Ranked, . - - - 6 rinher. i . Q2llts - - aunterpanes • - * Old Wrought Iron • - - acwt 3gri. 2.05. Old Call Iron - - - I 2 5 Old Lcid • - 0 6 17 Old Copper - o o 4 • . . Old Rope . . o r a Which will be put up In Late. and f o ld to th,. Katie/ Bidder. I: . 14,000 10.000 1 x,003 s4OO tpoo _coo too so 10 lissom 4o 30,000 z 5 .coo 6,c00 SPOO 3 poo 3,003 1 23 ,ocon 6,150 its,coo Tickets. ascp.o Part .f the Capital, will be determined at filleve Firft-drawn, lit Day £ moo Firft-drawn, 6th Day I,* sco Ditto 2d Day son Ditto 7th r. y io,oco Ditto aid lhy son Ditto Bth D,y 23.1 o Ditto 4th Day son Ditto tpth Day s,t-oo Ditto sth Day Soo Dia* setts D y r ,300 Tickets and Shares ("AIM any remain) may be Led at all the Lianfed Lonny Meta, warranted undrawn. The Eighth Day's Drawing will be on Tue(day next, and the Arit-drawn Ticket entitled to as,eooL TWENTY-FIVP THOUSAND POUNDS. TBISH refpeafully :IC(10411114 the Public, that • the nest day of Drawing vdU be on Tuefday neat the s6th loft, and the Firft Drawn Ticket, is entitled to 13.0001 Tickers and Shares warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at Oflis.es, 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, where No. 6431, a Prize of aci,oool. No. arch?. a Prize of Loud and No. 83zz, a Prix of std. have already been Sold, Shared, and Regiftered. LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. SWIFT and Co. Nn. t t, Poultry, beg leave to in. form the Public, that the Capitals now In the Wheel ars as Ibilows, Vit....4 of 15,t 00i. 3 of 10,0001. 3 of 30004 2 of toool. belles others of soot. &c. . . irodrawn Tickets and Shares continue on fate at the above Office, where the Ticket Nt. 98os, a. firit-drawn, third day, cn. titled to 5001. and No. Ewa, a Prise of tOOOL in the prelim Lotr tcry, was flared and fold . Tvdday neat wilt be the Bth Dara Drawing. RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL. s Prise of £•23.0c0 3 Prises of C.s.cos 3 ditto ro,coo 2 ditto ape* • Ste Ste Ste. And only THREE DAYS to Draw. rrICKETS and Shares, warranted 'indrawn, are felling at HALL and Co's. (late laicbolfon) Na U, Corn • irberraall Prises will be prid nn demand. Toefday neat will be the Bth 140 Drawing. 25,e001. firft-dr..wn the Bth Day. POPE recommends an early application at the Lucky Office, Corner of the Royal Exchange oppoUte the Dank, as the Wheel is extremely rich, there are but Three Days to View, and very few Tickets remain enfold. Tnefday next will be the Bth Day's Drawing. WHEEL OF FORTUNE- lof as poo-3 oi lopocl.-3 of s,oool. Ake. I T ROBERTS begs to acquaint the Public, that da. • there are but Three Days to draw, and the Witt el is unpre• adestedly Rich. Tickets and Shares arc felling at his Old State Lowery Office, No.B, Conlin. Toefday next win be the Bth Day's Drawing. REMARKABLE RICH WHEEL. 1 Plitt of 15,0001 3 Prises of 5,000 L 3 locaoL I 1 - &c. &e. ice. 'ICKETS and Shares will continue on Sale 'Aida any remain, g DRUMMOND'. Office, No. 65, Fleet ibeet, where No. 5438, a Prise of scot. was fold and regißcred ma the Second Day of Drawing. A. DRUMMOND recommends an early porchafe, as very faw Veleta areleft on hand. Tbe Contradict., much to their credit, lane engaged to provide the Office-keeper. with them as long as they have any left. Tudday next will be the Bth Day's Drawing. efSCOTT returns his moll grateful acknowledg • menu to his Friends and the Public for the kind Patronage Ite has received, and think. kids Duty to Inform them that the TICKETS for the GRAND STATE LOTTERY (now draw ing) ere nearly all fold ; therefore, to prevent difappointment, he secoenniends an immediate application at his old ellablithed Porto- Sate Office, No. 75, New Bund.ltreet, where he will Canaan! fet ing Tickets and Shares, warranted untlrawn, whilß any remain. The unprteedented demand for Tickets and Shares is obvioni to the meant-it capacity,the Wheel containing one Prise of aspcol. three of t0,0c...1. three of 5,0001 fuur of s i p:x:lBa of 3001. befades allabtfolll 1101:1, &C. &c &c. • Tuelday next will be the Bth Day's Drawing. STATE LOTTERY. TElghth I).ty of Drawing will be TnefdAy -a= next the 26th inßant. when the Firß-Drawn Ticket *dl be added to TWINTT-Ilea THOUSAND PODNDS• Ticket. and Shares, warranted indrawn, continue on Sale At Mars. HAZARD, BURN', and CO's. °Rice, . . , No. 93, Royal Exchange. Lifts of the Fortunate Numbers in the Shatfpeare Lottery may be hail at :hi. Office, where (even of the Capital Prizes were fold. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. SUROESS ANA SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has raised by HIS ESSENCE. OE ANCHOVIES and other RICH.SAUCES, for Fift Sitiffe, Strum Ikvi: HOW Cahn Reed', lerpteab. M.hie Difies, Wild fetid, ea Gate; with many Deis *van for the Table. Sideboard, and store Room; which are more fully a:prated in his Catalogue, (Me M.: ►be hrreitor .f thew,) has Induced many perform to give the fame name to Articles entirely diecrent,wtitth arc tended at many Shops in London, by pert ms wlO go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland. and Scotland. to kid: Ordu-s of Tradehisen and Inn-keepers, who in conic quence are often fared with Sparkas SW', of very inferior quali ties, whk h is not only an Impolltion, but a great difappointment to Families who purthafe them wicks view of laving good Sauce to ?her Fill,,fas. N. E. Nona are His Gettable, but what have thefe words on C.e Label," EURGLSS and SONS, Original and Superior ES- T!' NCE. OE ANCHOVIES, No. loj, Strand, Cerner of Savoy heat, Lon 4" - - -•-• ----- This day was publifhed, in One Volume r Imo, price 4s inboards, 'THE DOMESTIC PHARMACOPCEIA ; or, 1 . Complete Medical Guide for Families ;containing an Alpha. betical Arrangement, in the form of a Dictionary, of allDifeafes of which the Human Frame is liable, with the Sytnptoms at tendant on each ; and the molt fimp'e and rational modes ofTreat. mem, drawn from high and approved authorities. The whule preceded by diredlions fur preferving health and attaining long life; together with rule, for nulling lick perfons; and terminated by an Appendix, alfo alphabetically amnged, of favourite and do mettic ranediett, medicatncnts, fee. which being calculated to meet and combat fuccefsfully all incidental attacks of difeafe, it is in • cumbent on every prudent Family to poll', fs. Loudon 3 Printed for S. Higliley (fuccefror to the late Mr. John Murray), No. 24, Fleet-ftreet. BOTANY. This day was publifbed, in one large volume, Svo. embelHlhed with twenty-five new plate's, accurately drawn from Nature by EDW.% RD g, engraved by •:A NION, price il. is. boards, or H. ass. with the Plates beautifully coloured, ABOTANICAL DICTIONARY, or ELE MENTS of SYSTEMATIC and PHILOSOPHICAL 80. TANY. By COLIN MILNE, Li,. D. Author of the inftitutee of Botany. and Habitations of Englilh Plants ; third Edition, re viled, correeted, and eery conaderably enlarged. This Dinionary has long been the admiration of Europe, and is quoted a. of the Brit authority by all the moll eminent writers both in this country and abroad, and is recommended by the molt emirent Protellbrs and Teachers of Botany, as containing an excellent Fund of Botanical Inftruction -irceffary to be known by every p'erfon who is cultivating that ufeful and agreeable Science. London : Printed for H.l). Syntonds, No. 23, Paternofter.row; and Faulder,Berid.ftreet. 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Of whom may be bad the Firtt Volume, including Obfervations on the Geology and Geography of the Southern Part of that Con tinent; the Natural History of loch o:jettsas occurred in the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms; Ned Sketches of the Phylital and Moral Charadters of the various Tribes of Inhabl 'tants furroundfig the Settlement, of the Cape of Good Hope.— With a Map amftrafted from adtualOgMatioll.lll I t 11. 6d. Alio, by the Came Author, (infcribed to the Earl of MarArtney,) Travels in China, containing Deferiptious, Obf.rvations, mid Com patrons, made and colLeted in the Conde of a thou Ittlidence at the Imperial Palace of Yuenmia-ynen, and on a fubfi quent jour ney through the Country from Pekin to Canton. In which ;t is aremptul to appredatt the Rank that this extracedinary Empire may no contlatted to hold in the Scale of civilized Nations. Fat ganily printed in t lar,e via. aro. and i'luftratel with Plates, molt tbkni engraved by Mr Medland, from Drawings by Mr. Alex antlers puce vu. 6d in bar UNIVERSAL HISTORY—This day was publillted, Complete in Twenty-Five Volumes, embellifhed with Plates, and with Maps. Indexes, and Chronological TAbles, UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Mn.. dern. from the earlieft Records of Time to the general Peace or A 802. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley in B.rkthire, Chaplain to tie Earl of Moira, &e. There are Two Editions which may be had done up in three kinds of b.nding a: the following Prices : COMMON PAM in Boards - • • 13 6 Ditto, Ditto - - half bound - S 0 • Ditto, Ditto • calf gilt - - 5 x 5 6 FimE and Limos PAFIII in Boards - - • - 6 5 o Ditto, Ditto . - half bound - - 6 i 6 6 SIXTY-THREE SERMONS, printed in imita tion of Manufeript::, warranted ORIGINA LS never preach ed, may now be had at G. KZAR st.cr 'l, Bookfeller, No. 46, lieet. ftreet, Landon, at is. 6d. each. Thefe Difeourfa are rational and impreffive, defigned to fet genuine piety and goodnefs in a cheat.- ful and attradlve point of view; or to enforce the pradice of vir tue, from motives of the moil liberal and perfusfive kind ' • a rig!** knowledge of the world, and of the h u ma n heart, tend to gitra juft notions of life, and to render it happy. In this new publi cation there are Sermons for Christmas, Lent, Good Friday, Fa ftcr, Whitfunday, Ste Ste. . PALSY, DROPSY, anu GOUT. THE Trans poblithed by the Committee of the Perkinean lottitution for the it-lief of the Poor, have folly proved, that PICAKINS'S MMTALLIC TAAC rots id upon true GALVANIC PRINCIPLES. In addition to a varte.y of other corn• plaints for which the Tradors are peculiarly- useful, it is now afeertained, that in many initances they have cured PALSY', Dao sir, and Cour ; even when the Patients have had the advan. tage of medical alnitance, without having experienced any relief. Perkins's Metallic Tradtors are fold only by F. Smith and Son, Chemifts, No. 29, Haymarket, a: Five Guineas the Set, including Bioks of Cafes. T`HE unfortunate Death of Lady BLOUNT, an d In many fimilar dreadful accidents liming recently happened to Ladies, front their clothes catching fire by coals flung fr:m the grate—.To prevent fuch alarming accidents in r.rti-e. induces T. PILTON, Wire-worker to his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, No. 2, New Bond-Rivet, feeond door from Duriiiiston G„ardens, to recommend to the ufe of the Nobility and Genii y 1114 inyroved portable Fire-Guards ' which are univerfally acknowl e d E ed t o be the greateft (mirky from Fire of any hitherto invented; being (mall and light in their conftrudlion they may be conveyed by the molt delicate Lady from one Fire-place to another without the lealt inconvenience, which will preclude the fuch dreadful accidents occurring to them. From the testimony of the first families of dittindtlon in this Kingdom T. Pit rev is math°. riled to affirm, that the ufe of his improved Fire Guards has been the means of preferring many thonfand valuable Lives, and noble Manfions from being deftroyed by Fire. The Warehoufe, No. s, New Bond ftreet, iecrnfbntlyfupplied, from his Manufadtory, with every dcfcripion of Fire Guards, which will fuit any Fire place, upon immediate apnl.:Ption: FOR THE GROW 'll4 01. HAM. SEVERAL Gentlemen, who have bald for years, have &trimly declared, after Ong the RUSairA OIL regularly for three months, that they have euperitnced the great& benefit, as the Bald Places have been nearly covered with Young Hair. Any Patton doubtful of its Virtues by application to the Proprietor, will have ample teftimony o! its efficacy. RUSSIA OIL is the only Article that has yet been difeuvereti for making the HAIR GROW THICK and LONG, even on bald Places ' Whlikers, Eye-brows, ece &c. and will in all cafes prevent the Hair falling off, either through age, fidtricf., or lying in, and when all other difcovcrits for its Growth prove Veleta, a few bottles of the Ruffia Oil will be found to have he defired effeet The above Oil Is warranted innneent, and has a molt pleafant fmelL Price 7s. per bottle, or a large one, containing four fmall, at one Guinea. To be had of Mr. Prince, No. 333. Oxford-Brat, near Argyle. area; and, by his appointsnent, at Mr. Finch's, N 4.4 f, Berkeley. (quart; Mr. i• lohnes, Newfnian, No. r. Royal Lichmkgc; Mr. Green's. No. 132, Oxford-greet ; Mr. Ward's. No. 324. Holborn; of Mr. Withers, No. 229, Strand; and Mr. ButLr, No. 4, Cheap fide, corner of Paternofter tow ; Hcndrie and Sons, Perfumers' to her Majeity, Tichboin ftrect ; Chrifp's, 39. Coekfpur•ltreet, London ; Mr. Reaburn, North Bridge, Feud:or:7h ; Mr. Shep herd, oppofite the Exchange, Mel ; and Bull, !game-greets N. 11. The R dila Oil will be found to he tFt only r-metly in re.; ftoring the lois-of Hair on !dories, as :Lilo fare to tqnne the Anip mall's natural colour. ST °Merl from any part of the Country will be fent by Cola by fending the Mosey and Letters, polt-paid, and dirating to Mr. Prince, No. 3y3, Oxford-ftreet, London. TO BE SOLD Situate ih the EA. Riding of the County of Sort, BEVERLEY PARK, Freehold Ti , he, An:.l Toll free, and exempt from County Rates. commlio.; fifteen welt fact Farms and a capital Water Corn Mill. With rttitahie Howes and Outbuildings to each, and a great nurphcr Clofe• of Land let to fundry inhabitants of Beverley and ao.joining that Tovntildp. Alfo a co:if:du-able number of Houfes and Claus of Land, Gardens, and Orchards, being Freehold an.l litigate in Be verley, Come of which Houfes arc fuitable for the refi.lonce of Gen teel ' , amines, and many for Merebama, Traderincn, and Inn.. keepers. Alfo (meal Freehold and Tithe ;tee Farms . 4 , 4 parcels of Land, fituate within the Townthips and places or •Ficlettan, Wee', Woodmanfey, Thearne, HuUhridge and Cottingh.tra The whole of the above containing 3217 A. alt. zt,P. Alfo the Manor of Beverley Water Towns, comprifin the Townfhips and places of 'nekton, Wu!, Woodmanfer, Thc.otte Hidibridge, Storkhill,and Sandholme„ in which arc 2325 Acres of Land Copyheld under this Manor. There Y.ftates abound with Gain, and :we in a fir.e Sporting Country. Beverley is particularly adaptei for th.n:c.:l relidenec. This Pfloperty bang near the Great Mercantile Town and Seaport of Hun, which has a very extenfive Navigable Inland communica tion, its htuation may be deemed advantageous, nor only in rcfpeet to the fale of the produse, but alto for the purpofcs of I rade and Refidasee. If there Eltates fhould not be fold before Mondry the as th daf of February neat, the fame will be fold in Lots on that and the two following days, at the Tiger inn, in Brierky, . . - Printed Particulars may be had at the Geo.ge Inn. York • ttht Talbot Inn, Melton ; this Tiger Inn, Beverley ; the Neptune Inn/ Hull ; the White Hart Inn. Lincoln ; the Hotel, Leeds; the Auget lan, Ferrybridge; and of Mr. Dickinfon, Beverley Park, ulso *ill order tie Elites to be !hewn ; alfo of Mcll'rs. Beartlfworth, Bur. Icy, and Moore, Lincoln's Inn, London; lit &den, Ef.ll Barton-upon-Hurnbur,Lineoludsire ; Mr. Samuel Het, AttedW at Law, Beverley; and of Ifaac Leetbam, Ffq. Barton, near fAtt, I ton, Yorkadvr, of whew farther Partiestirtrunwe be loftwesi