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11' ..---.'------ • ORATORIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • (114 WEDNESDA Y NEXT, MARCH 9, 180 5 , V w' . T H E . TH E MESSIA. lbe oinsed the Sacred 1. Oratorio pr o llnd on Friday, the favourite Seranate of ACIS AND GALATEA; ifilb * Cant MISCELLANEOUS ACT, in which Mr. Braflam s sin introduce, for the first time, a New Song, entitled " Albion," composed by Signor Rauzzini. toil of Act Second, Steibelt's favourite Concerto " Ls Chasse, on the •Oransl Piano Forte, In Mr. Koffman. pcboipLTON,sl Vocal Panderforme3--Mrs. DICKONS., Mrs. BLAND' i n s BO Madam DUSSEK ; Mr. BRAHAM,' Goss, Mr. GREY, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY tow of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY 6 Organ, Mr. (..ASHLEY. To commence at Seven.—Half Price at Nine. i k r t he ucommodation of the Public, the Theatrical Orchestra v at be added in future to th e Pit. • _ . To His Goo the Duke of NORFOLK, President ; litbe Vice-Presidents and Members oCOMMERCE. f the SO CIF:IN of ARTS, utrUF.ACTURBS, and lA , Lo bs A ND GeNTLEsiirli, ENCOURAGED by the solicitations of my friends, !w os induced to present myself as a Candidate for the ogee of Collector. to your Society, vacant by the death of Mr. em u ' n. , I b e so fortunate as to succeed in my Election, as I am imt rig ged in any oth;:r Fursuit, sot roNnerted 74:ith any other In;ti tio„,,,y virile an d attention can be exclusively devoted to your yo ke, Lea I will spare no eiertion in assiduously discharging the active aalunportatit duties of the situation. I am, my Lords and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servant, . saes Place, Scaler s Town. RO BERT ELWIN. _ ___ ... ___ _ . --- - TO-MOR R O W THE STATE LOITERY BEGINS DRAWING ; AO cystitis the followin; unusually Rich LIST of CAPITAL , PRIZEs : 3 Prizes of £20,000 are seGO,OO9 3 10,000 ... 90,000 . 4 -- 5,000 —... ' 20,000 30 1,000 so,ooo . 59Q -- --• 15,000 30 SHIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing Cross, recommend to their Friends and the Public the ,bone Scheme, as pOs3CSSing superior advantages to any Lotterydin a q for so , y years pail : not Three Blanks to a Prize, en extraorr a mber of Capitals, an d none of the Prizes fixed for particular days. gfr SWIFT and Co. have been remarkably fortunate in the sale Capitab : they sold the Ticket No. 1 t 070, the only Prize cf If itcl,o6o sold in the last Lottery, b o seve ral inferior Capitals. „....--•----- 116 BRAWLIG WILL BEGIN TO-MORROW, March e. DODGES, (Established Forty Years), 5 ... N 0.% CORNHILL , and 149 , )XFORD-STREET, . . Rae the Tickets and Shares for the resent .State Lottery. on hie, on the best terms, and they will pay enry. Prize on demand. ..:11is Lottery contains Sixty Capital Prizes, and only 25,000 Tickets, with not Three Blanks to a Prize. .- • - - • ECHEME. • . . . s Prizes of C . . 20,0('Gars -• S. ni),aco . 5....... ........ , 10,000 AA.* ••• ..,..p 20,000 1,000 ....; ... IIO,IXIO ...... ........ 1,000 to 3 0 • A 100 • •.• 4,,ribo .:. ."1.- ii; ... ..a.. • • ors .• -. Si P . OOO • a 60 1.000 4100: ........ ... .• . • is,coomtket&_ . . iio4 4 00 rt. Tickets aid Stares see cif Sale for die qty Free. fold 1; Lottery. - • TICKETS and Shares ii; the SECOND STATE . 1 . 101tEltY f0r1607, and the SECOND. Cry Y HOUSE LOTtkitY,are now belling - by , . .• , • .. -: Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. • At their Luekit Oilook, No. 11, Ho LIOWN ; 37, Contralti-tuna IS, His statute r ;' Where r in the'last Lottery . , the'largeat Prize ner shared ,iras sof& in til sisteFnehs; likewise the twolast 1()01. Prins in th e Supplementary o ne, were . sold, shared, and regis tend ; and where the .foHowing Capital Prizes in the two last Years Lotteries where -sold in 392 Shlres, namely :- 1,510 entitled to £lO,OOO 10,167 *entitled to .Cl,OOO 12,719 --- 25,000 4,077 ---.- 5,000 14,305 .--- 90,030 8,306 --- 5,000 7,7;7 --- 20,029 171913 --- 2,00 _ _ 2,000 20,020 16,601 20,000 24,699 20,000 17,477 20:000 3,330 10,000 45,362 10,000 5,127 . 6,000 9,938 ---- Besides* great number 'of 5001 e 1001. &c. Likewhe th^ 1 rst Pete of 50,0001. ever sold, No. 21,205, it's third in one , one fourth, one eighth, and two sixteenths. N.. 8. The S rA rE L') r rem. , begin' drawing TO.MJIROW, Rare% i s and the CITY LOT T o- the 25th Memel gratis Ott either of the above Offices ; and all order* by the pest duly attended to. ~,.. 71411 - HAS --- 11,211 - 1 1,747 .--- 111,711.1 .......- 117,71 - • . BANKING BUSINESS. - AMkr/s TE RSH IP and. an App*,iieliit. may be bad Ina London Bank. Any GentleMasiwylVeonnect e d and able to bring his fair proportion of Custodser s secodots, may be admitted a Partner, on bringing into the Concern the mot:berate! sun of 5000!. In the same house there is a vacancy for a youth 16 or 17 years o!d, to .be articled ,Il of age, with. whonta kberai premium will be required; he will be taught the BAtking Busr Ressi and at the cad of the term, may be addiitta 'aVertner at bin option ; both'these are valuable opportunities Abet nanny ne ar, and are worthy the particular . notice . of any Nobleman, sa tone[, Umdeman, Country Banker, o r - Manufiffuro' or - other Person of Property, who has a Son or Sonidesitisui of esisliarlikia in a Concern of respectab il ity. • • • " • • Address In the first instance, by letter, to A 8..N0t-55,Perey **see, near Bedford-square; none will be taken in nrdess post Paid, nor will any be replied to, except films priiiolpals, giving their name and residence. ' ' - • • SPEEN/44*S srbmitH A MEDICINE of regul a r prescription, and esta -4 • blished credit, is perhaps one of the mo s t safe and eff i caciou s, 16111 nib be taken at this season of th•• year, and at all times for •apoems, Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, t o promote regular Perspiration, in Deficiency of 8011, and in Olownition of the Bowels; in Heart Burns, Costiveness, Chaco, Gout, Vomit UP, and iri Head-Aebs. On trial, their intrinsic worth will . prove Their best recommendation ; they are particularly reeorn mewled during the . course of Sea Bathing, and drinking the ea , and Mineral Waters ; also for thole living in w arm Climates. ri pared by Thomas Shellitoe,jun.Druggist , Totten laans Cree‘Midigeses, virtue of au asiignmcnt from : ,IA. acid 1. solellroprietori of the Receipt, blthe 'W ill of M. Spec (ligGko;. and are • sold by Shaw and Idorartllo46.•6 o , lit. Paul's Chumb-yard ; and Bacon and Co. No. I.solditord-strcit,itv EOM 25.--14 s. 6d.-10e. 6d. and. Que fjklltea4 'len IT* be lad K tae 1 1 / 4 :4:1yal *raiders -of ildottiAoealifriiratoi -siod C9ittry. • • • ~~~ r~ PIA Lo k. -de OM. r of ..e::- 11% led the the 10.••••, rind mow not/ has raor- bar wsti. °tip ienT *ow CQf 1 east . . . • . ,r . • .. ... _ f . ~.. -,- 4, . . , S i, ~ .. • . : '' 4 " - :i.z.z.z..„...-..). -.. • 4 _, 1t..) ~.. . - . , 4 4. - • e ' - . . . 1 -( , .. - • •7." I v " • '•- ' ' •. • -'7" ) . .4 k n OW . • , St, ' •••• ;i.. . . , • • ' - . - 1 . ••i ii i" , ..-- - i ..' - ' — 4 - lo.• • -. .i, ' , --; I i t..,.., ) , y .. v • ,I P Ni.., . iw . • .. ' . 7 . 41 - 4 . 4 ,41 i ‹ .. . ,I 1,, . lit P ~. . --,....- ..:. ^_ \ L.: ~..., • . . . . .• • • . • .....--------------------------- - - -.. * . : • ''. , —• v 1)A V.' . MARCH:7_ 1 aim. .., pi , icE Srx,eavc K. ''' . • 1 I I i I 1 . 1 ; i ~, A N ADVOWSON or next Presentation Wanted, A N with aprospect of as oarly vacancy, and Uaa Estate ean be purchased within the Parish, or near it, the more dcalrable. Particulars to be sent to Mr. TT Si:MLit t , SOadter. LallCAikiS Inn CA.NTr.K BURY ROYAL FR.EE SCHGOL. A T a Meetirig of the Committee of the Canterbury -1- 1 - -Royal Free School, holden on Tuesday evening, thrrist of March instant. JOHN Ai3BOTr, Esq._ in the Chair, Resolved, That the Thanks of dui Meeting be presented to Mr. Jose Pi Laucasrea, for his assistance in fanning the Caws terbury Royal Free School, and also to Mr. Jost PM FJI fior hit unremitting stiePtio* to its eatablisbnitigt, from which th e greatest begrfits to the welfare and motils of eke children of the poor a this city, and its egvirons my be fully expected. A.:iti as Mr. Lancaster has undertaken totintroduce into his Schools upon his own plan, of making one book *neve fgr a whole School. the Epis . ties, Gospels, Ind Psalms, as cootained in the Common Prayer Book ; this IVieetnez, is of opinior thst the. greatest benefits will resuk from this combining Religeeus Instrection with the ad vantages of elementary education. I Resolved, That this Re solution be inserted HN ki the Cuiterbory .. Parrs, and lit vivo Londos Papers. * insert! AM) ..Parrs, v ADVOWSON. DOCCEUR OF TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. WANTED to Practutsv, the AnvovisoN or neat • Preeentatiob to's Living of 4001. per annum, or npvvuds, •vith prospect of early Induction. Or an y one having interest to .neure a Presentation to a Living of the above value, s hall re s are liqUO Guineas. None but Pers ons of character will be uti pt.ti with.—A Line addreeted to P. H. 3. Peek's Coffee-house, 11 . N2-o;treet, will be Immettately attended to, and a reference W 'as to p vn tl r man of the fi rst respectabillty...--March 4th. NLW EDII lON OF MR. BARING'S WORK UPG)N THE ORDERS IN COUNCIL. • This day was published, price 4s. Tut SVCOND Ellt nos or AN ENQUIRY into the CAU SES and CONS!. QUENCES of the ORDERS In LVIJICPCIL. sad MLF4A I- • mination of the Conduct of Groat Britain towards dui Neutral , 'Commerce of America. By ALEXANDER BARING , Esq. M. P. • Printed for J. M. Richardson. No. 23, Comhill, opposite the. Royal Exchange, and J. Ridgway, Piccadilly. -... . .. VALUABLE PRESENT FOR YOUTH. -.• In a few days will be publiihed, in cac volume, t 2mo. .PHILOSOPHY fur YOUTH, or SCIENTIFIC •IL TU'IDR ; beinf the Young Natural Philosopher's useful Companion, con:prizing an endeavour to render the fit principles of Mechanics, &c. Ste. familiar to the youthful mind, to which is prefixed, Exercises in Elocution. By WILLIAM PERRY, Author of the Royal Standard English and French Dictionaries, th.: Synonymous, Etymological and Pronounch2g Diction3ry, &c. Pi iuted fur !. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange. WuKCESTEtt and BIRMINGHAM CANAL, FaITICE is hereby Given , that the Subscriptiothin for the remaining New Shares for the c o mpletion ars ,is now, opm to the public at 401.-each Share to be paid by tolls at 41 each in ea c h Share, and that Subscriptions will beet caved by the followirg bankers, vier-44mm Wilklhenl4llo"- tin, Smith and Smith, inglani—Sir James &dale Loodon—Messrs. Stuckey, Lean and Co. Bristol—Me:sn. Bee" wielt.tud Co. and Messrs: Farley and Co. Wemaye • ' • '''• . . Note--A Deposit of One Pound a Share nsaa re, be- sa time M subscribing, and the can for the rretit .• will not be made before two-thirds of the sew MN fillielk*en,brii. Iscribed for. The Calls afterwards will be made at not WI three calendar mouths distance from each odor, mud no further sum than the 401. a share will boated for. By Order of the Committee,' BENIAMIN PAUICEIL o Clerk of the Company at liroptiote —An. NOTICIE TO 'fl4 CREDfI ORS GP JOHN BUITOX AND OF THOMAS MARSHALL. • • • WHEREAS, the Purchase* 0 such.part °lithe real .Lstate, late of the said Jcintt fly rots, as /MAN* a Mathfiefil, in the County of Staffont tend cohireyedVrillot to Trustees in trust, for the benefit othilt kclielente Oreditofo4..llll l l4F the joint Creditors of the said John Buxton and•of liboont Mir shall of Mathfield aforesaid, Yeoman, objects to tho *lie tie said Estate, and will no: at present aware thereof, MAP IFX r t . there are Creditors of the said John Buxton sod of Thonsas shall, who have not executed the said Died (notwithstitiatikag Ad. vertisenients have been repeatedly inserted is the Dew assithtiff ford Newspapers, requesting their *mention, and none Axvitz given notice of their claims, if any there be,) therefore to ftrove the above objection and to eisidae • tile said Trustees to to:Tirane the said purchase, all such Creditors, if any there be, who have not executed the said' Deed, are mOst'earnestly requested to cons* in andexecute• the same within twenty-one days firth the dope hereof, otherwise thtir claim will be disallowed. And if eh.r at* any such Creditors not illing to execute, they are desired to gar notice of their claims to Mr. Bossley, Attorney; Baktsitll, Da• byshire; or Messrs. Goodwin, Attornies, Ashbarne, in the same County, with reasons for their dissent.—Peb. 23, ISO& _ _ ' . 'phis day was published, in S vols. letno. price 146. (A boards, . boar, THE WILD IRISH BOY. By the Author of Moo f ORM. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster -row. Of whom may be had, The Fatal Revenge ; or, The Vatnily of hiontorio, in :3 Vote. rriv.! .L:--.--------------------_ .1 his day wee published, In One Volume Bvo. price 10s. in boards, ELEMENTS of GEOGNOSY, being; Volume 111. and Part 11. of the SYSTEM of MINERALOGY. By ROAFICF JAMESON, • Regius Professor of Natural History, Fellow of the Royal Society a Edinburgh, F. L. S. &c. &c. &e. Printed for Lo-.gsnau, tiurst, Rees, and Orate, I.ondon ; and W. Blackwood Edinburgh. Where tray be bawl, by the aame Author, 1. SYSTEM Of MINERALGO-. Vols. 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APRINT representing this incident, excellently engraved by Sctiven, from a drawing by Westall, ornaments the Sixth Part of the new and, elegant edition of TOM JONhS, now publishing in Monthly Parts, price 2s. 6d. The designs are. furnishtd by Devis,Owen, Stothard, Weald!, and Uwins ; and the plates are engraved Iv Heath, Lautiseer, Rhodos, Smith, Scrivtat, and Warren. Published by T. Hunt, C. Reynell, and C. Cbapple, Pall Mall; and to be had of all Booksellers. . . . EXCELLENT PIANO FORTES VERY CHEAP. Al' ALLEN'S Manufactory , No. 19, Sherrard street, Golden-square, a great variety are ready for sale, at 'three fourths of their price, many of them uncommonly el cant and line toned. The Square Piano Fortes, %ids New tinptove• meats are from five to ten guineas under the usual p rice char' el brothers of the first houses in the trade, and will bewarrantt d, atiesst equally good. If on being sent home they are found other wise, will he immediately excharrd or money returned. Small portable Piano Fortes, also upright and horizontal Grazas proportionably cheap. Every Instrument must be paid for previous to delivery, as their prices will n:'t hear any risk of loss by credit. Music Shops very advantageously supplied. Wanted a Grand Finisher, and a Key-Maker. 'Fhb day were published, price 11s. owed, REMARKS on the PCRULENT OPHA has Lately been ErIDEMI ca a. in this Country. By JAMES WAKE, Surgeon, F. R S. Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry. Of whom may be had, by the s.ame Author. price 18s. Gd. CHIRUROICAL OWSERVATIONS relative to the Era ; with an Appendix on the Introduction of the Male Catheter ; and the 'treatment of Hmanorbuids.--Also, price La. Oast:ay/a 1101.1% on the ErIPHORA • and On the Scrophulous and Intermittent Ophthahny. Second Edition. Thu day was published, in tio Volumes, trio. . With a Map of the Country . , glee 11. ls. in boards, '`RAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA, during the Years lON, 111011,1803,180 4 ; containinit a Doacriptine Of the CAPTAIN•OtIifjAiLSIIif of CMILACC.IIj. IL,Cd an Account of the . Discovery, Conquest, Topography, Legislature, Comnserce, El-, nanee and Natural Productions of the Country ; with a View of the Manners and Custom' of the Spate:Leda and the Native Indian,. . By F. PiPONS, Late Agent to the French Government at Caraceas. Translated from the French. Printed for I.ongman; Hur st, keys ; and Ortne, Paternoster-row. " It is with the greatest satisfaction . that we congratulate our readers rel the appearance of the Volumes before us, in which they will find very ample details on the natural resources and pro dneilont, accompanied by much information on the internal state and government, of the Spanish Col onies in America." Edinburg Rev. July, IRO6. 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Lr VOYAGES and TRAVF.I.S, consisting of translations •.t Works not before translated, of original Works printed frdm the Authors MSS. and of Analyses of new Voyages and 'navels whit - 4 have appeared in England. THIS mai= VOLUME corriams • 1. Du LAC 'S Travels in the two Louisiastas and other adjoining • Provinces, 1801, leot, and 1803. 9. Stervseuew's Voyage in the Frozen Ocean N.E. of Siberia, &c. in 1796. 3. RICINIIECK'S Travels front Petersburgh to Moscow, Warsax , Ste. &c. through Germany, in 1805. ' 4. TRAVLLS in the interior of North America; lade in exist - 3- ring the course and sources of the Missouri, Red River, sat: Washita, by Captains Lewis and Clarke, in 1805. —. . 5. A Versos to the Western Coast of Africa, .by Surged:, this day was published , I n two vols. 4tn. price SL. ss. In baartlP. Spil s bury, in the Favourite, in 1 805 . dedicated by permi.sion, to the President, Council, and Fel- 41", ,Analysis of WARING'S Toys to Sheeran in 1809. lows of the Society of Antiqua ries of London, • ' 7., Analysis of *e Marquis de Set vo's ,get from Venice tc A TOPOGRA PHICAL DICTIONARY of Riga, in 1506 . ENGLAND; exhibiting the various Aubdivisions of each Every former Volume is equally intereatir.g and various in its County into Hundreds Lathes, \Vapentakes , &c. The Resideut c ontents, and the series of six volumes contains nearly 40 diffeient Population of each Parish and Tewnship,aecord Ing to the Returns Voyag= and Travels, most of them performed within the last two made to Parliament in 1801 ; and the amount of the Parochial or three years, and not-to be met with any where else in the Eng- AiStbilrielltS, according to the Returns made to Parliament in lish lar.gitage. 18G3. The Valuations in the Kiog's Books ; the Patrons of the As it is the sole object of books of Voyages and Travels to ch.- EceleCiastical Benefices ; and the l'utelary Saint of each Church. scribe the state of ate countries visited, it is almost too obvious .o —The distance and bearing of every Parish or Hamlet, from the be formally maintained, that recent and contemporary works of nearest Post Office Town—Markets—Fairs—Croporadoos— this description are the only Voyages and Travels worthy of pt. Free Schools—The Situation. and Description of Monasteries, rural; old and obsolete works y serving only ess as a rom toancthe e or ss mem and other Religious Houses—Members of Parliament—Assizes, live of xdventutes, sod beiog Wall usel as eential and Petty Sessions.—Collected from the most authentic Docu- objects of all such publications. meuts, and arranged in alphabetical order, /cc. Ike. • - The present series exhibiting the actual condition of nearly al By NICHOLAS CABLLYLE, . the countries in the world, furnished by those- who have recently Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London. visite 1 them, claims therefore, a preference over all colliktiors - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Pateivoster-rqw. i • co n sis ting of obsolete wOrks , whic h describe nothin g but the ancieM rr The original returns m ad e to Parliament b y the Overseers; an d former state of countries. o f the several ' Parishes, in 1809, constitute the boil °rani Wilt A k.' I Printed for RICHARD Fascia's No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- To the valuable information derived from this inane, Olhei atilt. I triers ; and to be had o f. ill Booksellers. able facts have been added frosts, all the Ceara" , Histories, sad' 1.8.* This work is also published in half-crown =tenthly num- Books of T covey hy ouvr extant. Many deileicodde Weber= tett, six of thethforming a Volume, and. the seventh Volinn, is supplied, and Inaccuracies corrected, by an extensive' eqtrisiloo- now In ceawse of publication, contain*" it Aliblee late Tray. le to dente, inttituted by the Author, With - the NOlO4ll, Osscr and r Prussia, Poland , and 'Russia p.Mitsis's To ist the - Swath at t ueateF, isvarions parts of the Xbigdont. .. .. - . -••• . , t Fran* ; .and iilcztoT's Tra v el s IA Canada, • . EP ' • s • A ,:: .f I ..---..-_ *ORDNANCE OFFICE; Marsh 3, 1808. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS—if HIS MA JESTrs ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be reteived at their Office In Pall-Mall, on or hofore Monday the elst instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, viz.— North Britain South West, includirg Northern Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire Christchurch Eastern, exclusive of Western Worley Woolwich, w ith its dependencies Southern, exclusive of Watley and Chatham Chatham For a period of six months from the Ist of Apt ii next. The Forage to he furnished in rations to consist as hereafter may from time to time be required, either of . 101hs. of Oats or of 71hs. of Oats 121bs. of Hay ----s 141'os. of Hay and Albs. of Straw Albs. of #traw, And must be delivered at the respective Stations at the expense of the Contractor, who is also to furnish such Horses with Oats at Albs. per Ration, as may be billatted within the district f..r which he contracts. The Proposals may be detivorod separately or jointly for each Station, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive th. Stable Dung, that during the period of his Contract may accumu late, making an allowance for the same. . . 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