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Sh •S' 41 4 t. . - • eitor "MIM I' , APRIL a, 1813. f,ATi' Niatin—oßAToUtos. •., - _ I'HfATRE ROYAL. COVENT-CARDVIC , TrCKMORROW, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, ;4vat be 1 performed, a GRAND SELECTION from the eompeal• Cline of the tnost ravour.te Authors, in which Meclaane CATA• i.ANI Will' Sing • 6 Argels ever bright." " Ombra_ adwata," the tUratut Scene " Sing ye to the L0r,1," and the-Duette " Vado fnaalmen," with Mr. Banuast, who will introduce "Comfort ite my people," " Where-c'er you walk," " Come if yon dare," and" Victory." Mr. Tt N N IT, "Conquest Is not to bestow.. Mr. GAR ULTT " 0 Lord in Thee." Miss Bet-row, "Awful pleasing being," and "'The =Dies claw's." Aud Mrs. SALMON (by dt .ire) " In sweetest harmony," " Let the bright seraphim," and the Trio " The locks shall leave," with lir. Brabant sod Mr. 'Finney. The Grand Motes " 0 God when thou appearest" will conclude the Second Part. • . At the commencement of Part IL a Fugue ofZebastian Bach's, arranged as a Symphony for a full Orchestra, interspersed with Solo.: tor two Performers on the Organ, by Mr. S. Wesley and ::...r - The iky pl.blithecl, in Svo. price Is. ASHORT CONVERSATION on the PRE SENT CRISIS •f the IMPORTANT TRADE to the EAST INDIES. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. LeadenbaH-street. ._ EAST-1N1714 1 1 QUESTIOA. . This day.was ptiblisbcd• ruellOrtlf ADE BriTt at the G E NERAL. COURT of PROPRIETORS of EAST.IND4 sTocic, on Waleat; day the 24th Marel., 181 3 , f or raking Cato Cott: &ration the Entbrosn lovs Lord Catricrealth to the like. Houie of C.ortiuont. By the bol.tor of the twiner I).4"area,-O With an Appett :ix. Print 4 for Black. Perry, and Co. I.mdenhaU-streat ; wham ntay be haktikewlse, all the fOrnarirDebate... This day were published, In Three Vols. two. price Xt. 11 s. 6d. in extra *anis, THE WORKS of the late Mr:. 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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, London; and Gower and Pennell, Kidderminster. • Mr. Novello. End of Part I. Madame Catalan' will (by particular desire) sing " Rule Britannia." Leader of the Band, Mr. Asur.ay. Organ, Mr. S. WZSLIT. Doors to be opened at Six, ant commence at Seven precisely. TICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE LOTTERY, containing More Prizes titan Blanks, are on Sale at the Office of HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, • waxes No. 1,19 -- - - the last Prize of -- - £20,000, and the only one in that Lottery, was sold in One Half, One Eighth, and Six Sixteenths. 'lllc present Lottery begins Drawiug the 6th of MAY. The Scheme contuins - - Prizes of - - - £20,000 s - - - Praeb of - - - £lo,ooo, Etc. ficc. A LL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS on the 6th of SIL MAY, in the STATE LOTTERY. Twenty Thousand Tickets, numbered tioln No. 1 to No. 20,000. To be Drawn In Your separate Day. SCHEAIE. Value. Total Value. of £20,000 are £60,000 3 10,000 ..... , 30,000 4 .. 2,000 8,000 O, dodo ' htloo 6,000 4,000 • 10 800 ' Sdodo ••• • • 400 ' 2,000 40 . ..... 50 2,000 50 2,000 16,CC0 . 20 acc.itc. 60,000 30,169 Prizes. .C:00,000 The first-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £•2O each, £2u,000 The second-drawn 1,000 Llanks. XlO each, .elopoo More than half the 'Tirkets are SURE TO BE NOZES. T. Bitil,* the Contractor ' respectfully advises an immediate Furcbsse, as !nun the popularity of the Scheme, and tho increas ing demand in Town aedCouatry, the Tickets and Shares will certainly rise itiYriee. ".* Persons in the . Country who may And any difficulty in getting surplied by the Agents, at'e requested to send their Orders to the Contractor f s fortunate Offices, 4, - `ORNIIILL, or 9, CIiARINO-CROSS LONDON. Tsi E'S • PATENT BRITISH smirri NG . , LilTH—the only Manufacture of the Wind in the Unitek P i itablished 14308. ~v Thli Untie : combines the properties orgrtat derability, boo- Wei itprahiltee; - Plealawnels in wear t aad is snore ittniducin health iii ail seasons and climates than any other description if Shlttlug-Ctiti: Eve 'plebe Is as usual warranted and sold tt the Patentte's •Orienal Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; Harding, •lTt wEfl, WA Co. 89, Pall Mall; and no other house in London. The Proprietor ft: ds it necessaty to state, in consequence of n lieute in Chearlde offering for sale an article termed Imperial .Patent Canon Thread Skirtings; that Lewes tnanuthcture Is the only description of Shirting Cloth for which a Patent has ever then obtained; every piece of which has his signature, and any other fabric than Lowe's, sold In Imitation of, and as Patent Shirt.. ing Cloth, is sinnious, and an Intprniition ott the Public. GEORGE LOWE, Patentee. 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ILINOLAND SAFE and TRIUMPHANT': or t .1:41 Researches into the Apocalyptic Little sook, the peculiar Prophecy respecting the Chinch of the -Reformation, from its difficult Birth in Gessnanyoand Grand Establishment in England, through the past and future stages of Conflict and Advancement, to the approaching finaltrioltstisph .over the Papal, Imperial, and 'Add opposition. Also into Prophecies, connected and synchro nica!, on the Prevalence of lotadeliry; the French Revolution and Apostacy, the ensuing Continental Calamihies, the approaching Aiseipblage of Councils of Influence hostile to Rome, a grand i Stroke on the Papacy, new Revolutions of Government, Civil aid Ecclesiastical, in France, the Date of the Fall of the l'ureo-Ro• man Emplreiansl the Triumph of the 'l•r uth in the Land of J mica, and Council of Jarmo*, A.D. 1866, &v. dec. with'the circum stances of the Restoration and. Conyers on of the Jews, and throsigb i chwa of the whole Roman Worlthond the eventual Ab sorption of the 'Church of Englaid in die idea tietise Catholic tburch•of the World. • - Jig the Rev. FIEOSILICK tTON, M.A. krtatectiA F. C. and J. ton Riv log St. Paul's Churlt yard ; sold 4so by J. no. atchard, N 1 Eccatlilly. This day was published in Octavo, The Second Edition, printed by Ballantyne, price 141. boards, . • and in royal Octavo, price £ t. Ba. boards, R OKEBY: a POEM, in SIX CANTOS.— By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pate. roster-row, London; and John &Banque and Co. Edinburgh.. A Set of Illustrations for tills Poem, after Designs by T. Stour ard, R.A. will beisublished early in May by the Proprietqrs of the Poem. STATE OF SOCIETY IN IRELAND. Plts darr Ire published, in One Vol. two. price 10s. 6d. boards, AVIEW of SOCIETY and MANNERS in the 1.11. NORTH of IRELAND, in the Summer and Autumn of ISIS. By J. GAMBLE, Esq. 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ALETTER to a FRIEND in the COUNTRY, respecting the PETITION for the ABOLITION or a'l PENAL STAT'U'TES in MATTERS of RELIGION, unani mously voted by the DISSENTING MINISTERSof LONDON and WESTMINSTER, and lately presented by Lord HOL LAND and WILLIAM SMITH, Esq. M. P. to both HOUSES of PA RLIAME.NT ; with Remarks on the Fxtraordinary Cor respondence respecting It, between the Rev. J. Ivimey and Joseph Butterworth, Esq. M. P. for Coventry. • By JOHN EVANS, A. M. Author of the Sketch of theDenomittatiotis cf the Christian World. Sold by Sherwood, Paternoster-row ; Croe by, Statiovere court ; Eaton, high Holborn ; and Wklse, Beech street,Barblean. FOR THE USE OP SCHOOLS. This day was published, pr'ce 71. ad. Part the First, of REMINIBIEN'CIN NUMERARIS ; or, The Memory's .Assistant in in Numbers and Dates; app to, and exemplified in, Chronology, History, Bisgra•thy, Geo graphy, Astronomy, &c. In Three Parts. Each Part twill be accompanied with Annotations explanatory and illustrative of the variouh subjtcts; with authori:ies for the dates, Btc. By S. NEEDHAM, Master of Horner-house Seminary. Part I. contains its application to Chronology, Inventions, &c. To which is prefixed, a re.gular System of the Act, expla i ned op a principle so simple and easy as to be attained ti; youth of all ages in the course of a short time. sold by C. Law, Ave Maria-lane; Darton, Harvey, and par• ton, Graceclaireh.street ; J. Harris, St. Paul's chnr*Tafd; Co ! Change, -P;t11 Mall; and G. and W:Hebert, Poiltry. 4 . . `• . 'CLASSICAL. TODlit Ti4R.OVGH .Ott'Saisviay, the liThh of April, will be published, ele&Mtly Wu: .t- * od in Two large Volumes sto. lll ustrated with Eight engt*ed - - Mins of Churches, prim - Rye Guineas itr boards • TOUR THROUGH ITALY, e xhibiting n View of it. 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HINTS to the NERVOUS and DEBILI TATED of bo'h SEXES, particularly to those whose In firmities are an insurmountable bar to Connubial Happiuess, and to the Misguided Proselytes of that destructive habit, which un dermines the most vigorous Constitutions, and often precipitates young persons, in the prime of life, into all thu infirmities of old age, a complieation of diseases, and 'he very brink of the grave, before they arc conscious of its moral turpitude, or destructive tendency ; with Observations on the _best Mude ot Treatment, founded on long and ample experience. By M. VENEI., M.D. Late Professor of Botany at the Univer-ity of Leyden ; Physician to the Royal Household at Bt rlin, &c. &c. &c. Non eat vivere, sed valcre, vita.--MA all AL. London : Published by the Autlar, ant sold by Messrs. Par. sons, 166, Fleet-street ; Watson, 22, Southampton-street, Covent Garden; Richards, 93, Strand, near St. Clement's Church; God dard, No. 1, Pall-Mail; at the Author's House, No. JO, Alfred place, Bedford-square ; and by the principal Booksellers in Town and• Country. This day was published, price 0. Muni, AGRAMMAR of ENGLISH SOUNDS; or, the Fla sr STEP in ELOCUTION ; Intended also as a Se cond Spelling-book ; for the Use of 'chassis. To which is pre 'fixed an Introductory Essay, comprising Directions for Applying 'the Work to Training Youth systematically in a nervous and /rueful Articulation; teaching Orthography; instructing Fo reigners in English Pronunciation ; correcting a Provincial and • Foreign Utterance ; the cure of btammeriogould removal of other Defects and Impediments of Speech. •By B. H. SMART, Teacher of Elocution. Printed for John Richard-on, 91, Royal Exchange. -Where may be had, by the same Author, in i vol. :syn. 9s bls. A Practical Grammar of English Pronunciation ; a Work of the same nature as the preceding; wit!. more copi , ms references to the Rules of Pronunciation, and Chapters on Accent, Ensphabis, Inflection, and Prosodist:el Admessurement. Also, pr. 4s. bound, 'I he Audinaents of English Grammar Elucidated, or a Coble tporlPtiCipjlel7c;acicnult7tirrd-'intgoralV.eiaerwnecrf G s of rs th m e n d j ia tr tl e c r a c i n D t i c s lail tm: e t s io , n ac s u com. p.n panied by Directions and Tables for Paring, by which ibis ne •cessary exercise is ruethodized. The arrangement of this work corresponds with tbat of Mr. Morrly'itirannuar. IMSKASES OF THE URETHRA. R. DtiF66 R, Sole Proprietor of lIARAN's celebrated MEDICATED ECIUOIES, having confined his practice fot more than twenty years to the cute of strictures, Obstenttior.s Debility, Gonorrheal; and eatery OMIT disease of the Urethra:flatters himetiff that demist practice, joined to the Mildness of the remedies he employs etchtsivt.4y enables him to offer a safe permanent cure, not sobjectto the danger and Wel& cacy attending the use of Caustic or the common Boogie. Persons in the country, stating their case folly in a I.tter, closing a one or two pound note, will have proper 'remedies 'sent to the amount, For the various symptoms, soe Mr. Dufasr's Practical 'Frei.. tise on Diseases of the Urethra, &c. price a. the Seerntit tion. To be had of the Booksellers, and at the Author's borne, No. 54, Frith-street, Sobs. .. _ . A REAL BLESSING. TO MOTHERS. • DR. BUCHAN moss pathetically describes the sufferings of children while cutting their Teeth; a most dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ought to be paid tot hem ; pardeuirrly at this critical season, w hen the chin cough and measles are in prevalent. If the irritatt ..ti of the gums comes with any other Disorder, very few Elul+ recover. Mo thers ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the nursery, far if a child wakes in the night with pains in his gums, this valuable medicine applied, will anima. diately open the pc.res, ht al the gums, slid thereby rrevent town or cenvoLtions. Parents who may be dubious of the virtues of the ziouthing syrup, may refer to the different owns that kev apt eared in this and other papers. Since :VII% Jo nts sou has up.. propriated one boor twice a weak, via. from Wine to ten &cluck, on reectay and Saturday mornings, to the poor, who may**, c!ii:dr it afflicted is cutting ts.cir teeth. by bring sir a letter front a howal.l.-, par that she mother is a rtal of ict of charity, his made i• so untverealiy known, that canes would be soperitumsq, •as its virtues are known in almost - every family wh i te there alts young chldron. , To he bad, wholesale and retail, of the Porrirtors,, l l: Johnson and Williams, 90, Newmau.street f .Osford-stem; and, by altar appoirtmet.t. of Barclay. Ilect nlAlket 6 Sham Ent httwafil4. St. - Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, No. 4, Chtspsidei Ntwbury • and Sun, St. Mules Church yard, end ,Datue-st reet; Pith! in ; DWI and Sutton, how Chureh-yacd; and all the RnaciPAl M i tt , Venders iu own and country, at 23 ed. a bolle for ready -." CAU 'NU 14 e.rPoe sure to ask torjoliosoa aidAYlllianies ,i(pieri- Aso Soothing Slew, is there ea s ntutibar of speriutis.%eftl. AGENTLEMAN colcselteJ • Mr. Spik ity, 4t lis . its Dispensary, 15, S.dto4quarc, last 'Surtirtisi,liebilt eit en:tiptoed ern:Juts of the pat ,:t bit form cov-rang his !and% 4. t..- OW wit/iv:silent pain, sad swe i'llip of t be rands Of steatinsf.-r m irritation.' His nil;hts sleepless, and his Itekless entte(itis hoe* lking wee') rendered this case i!t s:i young s'efts d stretd* A Fvl Much oUtlie virulence had bee.; ptsi.indodlay . ens htiptitip.ir treaitneut. Being directed to a Mil'. svdativc ',Ole svireateil synttnems laic - way; isud th e 'PATENT' . rViCostalq•le DitOPS re,tuyed his hands to their natural isste;•and he noir ege*3erhirnself We enjoying a better mare of health than than 'dee tam preileipit years. ..,, • N. B: The Ornttine Mediein4, dpfisbery's Patent Amisootion de Deem h4s the words, " Ily the 1:14s Pete*: eZpreAllailn the Batiks. . Bill of 1./free-thin, and OsteiWi Wilmer and the t. • lfin's Duty is, rus t ed in flack Isik. 7 -In Il.m!es et Stir i Sllthtr, • imbh TM Sh s ttutlAi*pcnst—Mul Wen Onc Pam a .0411,411P1T #4, viled-Crwilountfgfeence, Ss. ay' , 'lbis kinkier is'peculiarty tkiuus in Scurq, Gent,'Vien. , 4 1 3 1 ibr9. in / 'lbis I L O Tl P (l .`" , P ln li gilbtli ! , • . "" o Imi. - - - WONDERFUL Diff(Atia air •BY A r 5. 'Nut y y NCH'S celebrated 130TANL gMBItA - _LA TION, aod VEGETABLR EX LILAC'', being a sove reign and sprcilic Remedy for the Uoet, Rheumatism; I.usa. bago, &c. which it never fails relieving by three or four warm applications. T tie following respecable persons havlog derived treat benefit front the use Qf these Medicines, have given perm:mon for in straits t h e ir oanzes, and will satisfy ail one lit regard to Bitgooo affei.ta,.whtt may think proper to refer to them: Thomas Sinihen, carpenter, of a Rheumatic Gout In 4,ags; Mr. J. Fly, Gent.; T.Ridle i , Gent ; G.Mat thews, Chin. • • Barratt, Gent.; and Messrs. Dudgen, RoliertS, la d Piper, all of Croydon ; Mr. Alwen, Chelsam ; Mr. WAttkinsisi, natr St.Gile4,l - 101bon: ; Mr. Jay, Kirg's 'Read, old Jewry; lefr. Scrivens, City C , nose ; Mr. P. Jack, te Horae ' Coient- Garden ; Mr. Rover, Star and Garter, Old Yard; sits a Ge . dleman at Cat shaiton, cured of a Rheurtatic Gout lAA few days. The above articles are prepared and sold by t!!e Inventor, Mt. Lynch, No. 4, Prince's Place, Duke-rt.... 1, S. ;antes's, who has appointed Messrs. Barclay and Sons. Fleet-Mathe, London, his Wholesale A:tents; by whom respect.thle Venders, and the Public in general, may he supplied—zad whose names, as a cer taln crirenon of authenticity, will be engraved on the Stamp affixed to each bottle and pot. Said also retail by all Veniers of Patent Moslicisses. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. CASE 85. To Mr. B. GUEST, No. 0, Great Surrey-street, foot of Black.. friar's-beigge. - Maid-lane, Borough, Soisikwark, March 11,.1111L EA RSi It —When I ountamplate the . waa• D derful cure which your Medicines have performed on we, I feel mrelf desirous of having it made.pnislic as possible. In the year 1803 I broke my kg two different times in the same week, and it was so badly. set as to oblige Rue to walk With my ,tree on a wooden leg for six years, the first three of whicls I triel several of the most eminent Surgeons in London, theisrt of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, well he pronounc ed` me in curable, whichwas in the year 1309. I then begged of him to cut off my 'kg ; in answer to which he observed, that amputation would be the death of me, therefore he declared ills operation. In the year 181 t, you basing cured my brother of a aunt et• tressing bead-sae, he recommended me to you ,I attended on my wooden leg, when my kg measured onainch and three quota tell less than the of her—it was cold as ice, sod had been in fiir the last five ye;s:... No:withstand ng this I had no use for niy wooden lee on the second day. The sixth day I fit ally left off my crutches, being capable of walking with a stick. In Sioesut three months I was complexly cured, and have continued ever since as well and as upright as ever I was. But wbm seems 4o me still more strange tlpan tins ' is, the: this leg now 'measures the same site u my other, net has It ever !wen cold since 'the first week of using your Lotion an-I taking your Pills. Any singular case is welt known to nearly' all the people in Healey on Thames, sad to mole than a thousand people residing within a quartet of smile from your house, where hive; and be assured it can never be forgot by me so long as I am capable of recollection ; era amoleor Sit, your humble savant, No. 12, Maid-lane. aintellAM DOWLING. arkzct oi-ektiltrtves,'rlttikk N6;iins. DIE PRIArdIPA — ON7CE4S,of JA$77": OR DNAPCI d; kerei l 0114.1%46a ' , • • Thilet Piiißilasi will be received at their, Office hi all-Mall, on or before the 12th day of April neat, iSiptis, loch Persons as nary berwilllng to endertake • the supple of ,PKI.I,,S4INfor stritlerof this ffiepastraent, for a period of, One Year, from4fie nib-41/10i nom iorltitotroen of the Lead lobe supplied may be viewed upos ani s bentiqu at the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich, and further rartictifaysi together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con. tract , may be obtained at the Seeretary'll Office in Pall - Mall aforl:slid, any day between the hoots of tell and fenr o'clock, where the Prop:wale must be delivered, eadEcCup, ain't endowed " Pro posals for Pig Lead;" but qo Primed can ,be admitted after oe said 12th day of April, •at 12 o'll6llqok u ltoon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall amen& • • By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Seeretary. NATURAL HISTORY. This day was published, elegantly printed in foolscap Bvo. price _ .iss. in extra boards, A N ESSAY on the PHILOSOPHY, STUDY, sind USE of NATURAL HISTORY. 4.71. By CHARLES FOTHERdiLL. 1 ' Hap man, who'studying Nature ' s Laws, Throat ef fects can trace the secret cane." Dryden's Virgil. Printed for White, Coahrane, mid Co. Horace '6 I-1041.1, TO COUNTERACT THE RAPIDLY INCREASING tiEA FO4tCE OF PRANCE AND AMERICA. Thh day was published by J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly, In One • Volunu, 4ta. price 15s. boards, THE -NATURAL DEFENCE of - an INSULAR EMPIRE, with a Sketch of a Plan to attach rt t 1 Seamen to the service oftheir Country, By PHILLIP PATTON, Admiral of the . White Squadron of his Majesty's fleet. " We must own we take leave of the Work with -a very 16. 7 vootable impression of the Author's morits."—British Critics " We need scarcely add, that we regard this publicatioalls meriting the consideration of Politicauts.—,,Mouthly Review. ,