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a - . 41' ~-' I WiDwiessAv, Aeott S. sh arrivals of Wheat to.day, a el Kent .a 4 &vett. excepting t,,r Is quoted heovy, and rneee r.l, e , &ma 14s. per gamier. Harley of s our law, other sorts dull title es 4 'on, as a.e Peas and Beam o , the a few arrivak of Oat., part us e demand, support our currebey. PRI `E OF GRAIN. Beans 4. Tick llamas .....41.. 466.61. .1. 1 flats 22.. tin. la 01 .1 Pidan.ls d. Rape serd...•• • .441. 471. 01. Id Fine Flues .. • • 1100 6 Ss. od SW 04. •# lot ...',i ttttOt info* "'a 1., • i' - ~ ,14 , FRIDAY, API 'RIL 5, 1805. (►RICE SIXPENCE. THE L.1114T NI.G!IT II( O H.IDATSF PERFORMING TILL TALE TIW \TM', iti )Y DR Ry_LANE. TO.Moiiii()lX EVENING, April 6, Their will . 4 th. Tragedy of BA RBAROSSA. A c bmo by t he, JU NG ROSCIUS BArboroto. Mr. othrna , l, Wirr,ino , e•. Sudi, Mr . Towell. t o w ., ytottel Sautir t, Mis,Tid.w.-11. Tooki e RICRARD h olfl Ie CCE URd the IlittoDE LIO N. of Le ant, Mr golly. Matilda. Mns. Mountain. lo Act A Donee, by Miss C Brutesr s Miss Vining. rke Them , fi e u Nl K lie. of the Young Rnacius's Po fortnatix in th , Fs.ter Week will be on Tuesday the IGth and 1 hur.day the Illth instant sorry FOR ESTABLISHING AN ASYLUM FOR MALE AND FEMALE. OUTCASTS. His Royal !litheness the Duke of YORK, President AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL COURT"( the GOVERNORS of this Institution will be hoiden on MONDAY next, the gilt of April Instant, at One "'Clock precauly, at St Paul's Collet...house, St. Paul's Church-yard, in order in consider a Proposed Alteration of the Title of this Society, with an Address to the Public, u ap prised by the Committee, and on other special affair.. J. GRINDLAY, Sec. WESTERN DISPENSARY, CH ARLES-STREET, w vs.r- MINSTER, FOR RELIEF OF THE SICK POOR, AND FOR INOCULATION. Mt Grace HENRY beige of BUCCLEUGH. K. G President. d - I N SUNDAY MORNING next, the 7th of V April, 1505, a SERMON will be preached in the Parish Church of Saint Margaret, Westminster, for the Benefit of this CHARITY, be the Rev. THOMAS FROGNALL DIADIN,. B. A. F A.S. Morning Preacher of Quebec Chapel, and Att<rnoonLeetwa of Rroutptors Chapel. ••• Divine Swim-will begin at Eleven n'Clock precisely. WM. LINDEMAN, sea. 9PHE followirsgris the HOUSE LIST for GO VERNORS and DIRECTORS of tbe BANK of LNG• LAND for the Year ensuing ARMY CONTRACTS. CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Great George-ntreet, April 4, 1805 WANTED, jar At Barracks in the esneksnientioned Ginnies #n Nista, and for North fisimia, and the Islands of Gisernseu, &my, and Aiderssey, such quastitiis sy COALS and CANDLES as may, film row to Time, k re quired by the respective Barrack bloaters for de time king. The Deliveries commence as, Ae 25th of Jane IMO, dilOd ColltiMbil till the 24th Jane firtleseing. Propane(' for supplying Coed, made separately for earls Caimty, North &stale, iwci the blonds of Garrruey, Jersey, said Alder ney, seated fip, end marked " Tends/ for Cue . .." as also for Candles, stolid up, mod marked " Tender for Candles," ray be received */ this Ofee, ono Day, Sunder excepted, until the lit y ILoy nest ; but none will be received attar I ache o'Cleirl. am Mat boy, awl, rf • mu 1 / 2 Par, Ow Pamir isms k paid. ParsiAliers fOa Coeuireets apes Applareeime to aria Office ; or at Mr. Deputy Cammissarir Central allnietti's Vire, Edioliurgh, between the Hears of Ten and lour. Berke, Buck, Chester, Cornwall (including Sei:ly), Cu.. her. land, Down, Dorset, Durham, Eike, likes, Hosts, Isle of N inlet, Kent, Lancaster, bliddkies, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland (including Berwick), Nottingham, Somerset, &PA, Sur-y, Susses, Warwick, Wilts, York, North Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney. NM. 4, CORNINILL, and 9, CHARING. CROSS, LONDON. TBISH, ContrAitor for the present Loewy' , . sutures his Fns that the Sale of ickets end Sim far exce:ds his most sanguine expeetatious In the late Wary, Ticket roar iron. the present Price to upwards of 941. per Ticket before the Drawiag began, and every Ticket was wed before the Lottery was half finished. The Scheme of the prt - sent Lottery stands itnirerially elitism% superior to saw Ihniser in Capital Prizes ; he therefor,: Arises his friend. ( who ORO to adreatur.!) to lose no time in piwcha.ing, as Tacks* , Shares, (rum the extraordinary demand, will be sure to 11111111 NNW siderably. Persons in the Country may be sumrlied, by Rai tag (Post paid) Sank Now, Cash. or Po.t Office Nolen, to either 4, CrwahaU. or 9, Chariug Cross, London. Drawing begins Llth of May. LIBLE AT GUILDHALL, .11 , 1011,10 W. Kent, grAzier • linen-draper 10 • 1.) HRTH. lady of the Rev. Mr. Hulloed, of c, of a laughter. RRIAGES tliaet, Captain Manly, n 1 t' • "ford, daughter of Hugh Catanoti, Mr. T. Gold.trg, bookseller, p ‘ g ci; Chaleety-greeu, ne.a Slough. EATIIS. INCOMPARABLE LOTTERY, 1116, CORNMILL. HORNSBY and CO. cannot refrain from point in% out the niern of the present Greed Lottery. Tim hen drawn Ticket ne the lath of Neat Month o snide; Ile 10,0001. The Scheme cootaon+ twice the amount of tbe time. rate Capital Priam usually IntmAtired in a Lottery osuelift • of the same number of Tickets. Ti.is ;raracueunt allseeMp has meta • serious demand at that 0111ces for ?kiwis sad Sherellierihrwasel Oireatry TMs lest twain, +ea waft bought by the Public at an aslousced Price u mar kir= per Ticket before the Drawing berm. The preeetit surpessei the LA in sale; in consequence tia roA , F4utt4frai and Cu. recommend Clubs tirseeties, and individio..l Pur chasers, to buy quickly, a.. they may save crinsiderably, ad cannot poc-ibly reap ant advantage by th.• dry, Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed can "Le same Terms as if present. Prim: ;.sod on demand, whether a 201 er a 50,0001. the County of Antrim, Colonel g seiviiight, at 6clfast, Cart. Stew. Hi: remains were interred military ilollolllt. his a singular death of this gentleman, that, had comet, whim the tedweion of that ' ire to which lie was attache d took have bean aintreed to the provhi Fficers of his rank. ►un OnVt/INOSS Benjamin Wunthorp, Evq. Governor. Beestort Long, Esq. Deputy Governor. FOR ulnae zoos Alexander Baring, Esq. Sir Richard Neese Bart. Samuel Bo:Aligner, Esq. Jeremiah Olive, Elq. Alexander Champion, Esq. John Perse, Esq. George I>orrien, Esq. Jiilin Puget, Esq. Nath. Bogle French, Esq. Thomas Raikes, Req. Jeremiah Mirman, Esq John Baker Richards, Esq. John Josiah Milford, Esq. Edward Simeon, Thomas Langley, Esq. Deasy Smith, Esq. Thomas Lewis. Esq. Peter Isaac Thellussnn, Esq. William Manning, Feet. Samuel Thornton, Esq Ebenezer Maitland, Esq. Sir Brook Watson, Bt. and Ald. Wiraam Mellish, Esq. John Whitmore ' Esq. The ELECTION for GOVERNOR and DFPUTY GO. VLR NOR will be held on TUESDAY the 9th, and of DI RECTORS on WEDNESDAY the 10th Instant, from Tell in the 'Well KM. till Font in the Afternoon. DAY AT LONDUN-BRIDCW, 4.—. Even 3 min. she. S. 1 Y A UCTiON. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. 30,000 2 ,000 .000 5,900 The fililoseiur No lICE, dated 7th Felusien,, 1805, is atfilod us the DISCOUNT OFFICE, at the HANK : THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the A GO VERNOR sod COMPANY of the RANK 4* ENG LAND /stub,/ give Notice, That, otter the 15th APRIL ism, the BANK ws I Not D4SCJUNT ono BILLS of EXCHANGE or PROMISSORY NOTES, doted after that Doo, which are rot o.rcp,e.t P'snyoble of the BANK of ENGLAND, or at the BANKERS in LONDON. THE FItIENDS of Mr. PATITSON will meet to celebrate his Eleftion, jt the King's !lead Tavel 11, in thePoultry,on the 9th lostit.t. LAST NIGHT. OR AT. )R 10S. AT PL VisHtM,ISP. PRICES. THE ATP E. ROY Al., COVENT GARDEN. THIS PR ESENT EVENING, April 5, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION. PART I. sews, iron. The Messian„ composed br G P. Han. de , , with addatialla Accompaniments by W. A. ?Stand. ihsrtsre ...Recitative, Mr Braham, "Comfort ye."—Air, ri Fret, nI , . " Ciorns, " And the glory."—Reeititire, Mr. Ii R„. lla , 4 , B-hr.IJ a v ''—Air, 0 thou the , tellers; —Air, "For heolla dark itecs "—Quartets° and Chorus onto us a child is born."—Pastival Sv mpbony. Recit. Mrs. Asee. There were shepherds." " And suddenly." "And the ar igel."..—Chorus, (Amy to Gad."—Sung, Miss Mnaitat, " Rejoice gnatly."— S,., Mrs. Br e .„l . 44 H e was des ,„ d Lift up your head.. - -..song, Mrs. " I know th at my Redeemer."—Grand Chorus, " Hal kluish" PART 11. Air, Mr. Brahim, and Chorus, " Come ;r von dare." Parcel—Ayr, Mrs Ashc, " L ie d . .. R e . Souption --Song, Mr \tiller, H ionur and arms " AIT, Men Monday and Chorus, " The marvellous woiks." Creation, Dr. Haydir.—Sonv , Mrs Bland, "Nn more with a tt ending woe." Goss I. C Bach.—lt @elusive, Mr. brahsm, pe el er an deeper still," and Air, " Waft lief, aces " Jeitha —Chorus, " Awake the haro." Creatiori.-ssAir, Miss )tunday, " When the silver clarion" Giorda.—Recitative, Mr. " In splendor bright " Creation —Trio, Miss Monday, Mr. &sham, and hi,. Denman, and Grand Chorus., •• The heavens are telling." Creation. PART 111. Overture, Berenice—Recitative, Mrs /toile, " 0 worse than death," and Air, " Angels ever bright." Then dma.—schorus, oCesl, who in thy heavenly liand."Joseph. Anthem, (by desire) Miia Monday sod Mrs. Band, " Hear air prayer." Kent.a—Recitatere, Mr. Brahmin, " Their ries.* hr foes "—Air, " To a:nis, your country's cause."—sCormta Ism "Girl .tive the Ring " Principal Vocal Perfornicrs......Mri. Ashe and Mr.. Wa l d ; )taster Linton and Miss Monday; Mr. li , aharn, Mr De 11,13411, Ilr. Pa:e, Mr. G. Parrin, and Me. Miller, front Bath. Nfr. Ashler. Leader of the Band; I trgan. Mr. J. Ashley. The remainder of the Band and the Chorusses, which ire no m^rous and Cu nplete, by the 11 ,- •.t IlivrAved INfor.n,ll. to be rs,rened at Six ~'Clock, a.nd begitt precisely at Seven. Hoar, far.-..-Pit, Ss. GA —idles, 2a.-.-Unper Gallery, la. Mhos Our ti. • Sexes to he taken of Mr. Mrand.rn, at !he'll( °Ace, ra•l lan med. Milt price at the r-nd of ha Seurn , l .%et. Such ef th, Nobility and Gentry I. are deatr,urt nt Private Boxes, ate r,nreated to apply w Mr Itrantlo.t. I lart-street. CHEAP STOVES. &e. A NUMBER of el► Rant and modern STOVES :ire ready foe SALE at J. HIGGS's Wirelluit,e, No. Precaddly, for hewer ',onee prices than at any other house 111 les irne of btsinets. Knetuln amigo, and Ovens are constructed and heed on the most eligible plans. and on the very lowest tow., AS insll as ankle of IS asiery, Iron, Ti.,, and Ja panned Gouda, Lampe, Tea Una, &c. Bells hung, and Kitchen Furniture properly repaired. THOMAS STARIF, removed from 32, NEW ROND. STREET, to so. Si, MARY-LAAUNNE-STREET„ GOLDEN SQUARE, r STARIE returns his sincere thanks to the A • Wks, for the liberal suppnit which he experienced from them in his late occupation. Owing to the great raper , • that attends the Sood•istreet Tiede, be hopes that he '.ail ree , it the cuafidence of the Nubility, Gentry, and the Polder i.i genus', by sel.iiig every artele of the best quality, and ids the moot re:tannage terms. Ile beg. leave to iilizr fur inspec ' t ~ 7 1. a box of 7-llth Irish, which being, both cheap and good, ir: es.els any be eve r o ffe re d ; 4-4th litsh, Damask, and Diaiw e Tdie Linen, Sh e etin g ., an d H ouas h o ld L inen o f every de ...titan; LAM Worki,l, arid Ja;mn M isliiis, in a 'cleat re- Ty ; 6.4 th Scotch Cambric' much lower than they are to be rcha•ed in Town. T. S. has got of In.:tato Stock, black and whit • La ce ; an d very handsome black V e il, th at cost 2 4 Guineas in France, Inch will besold eery cheap, at No. ~ lallarrla.boone-street, klen•wilare. TO LADIES OF RANK AND FASHION ,1111BO‘VMAN's PATENT FULL DRESS . HEAD DRESSES. On account tithe great prasure of has,. husines„ as Ladies when they give their t Weis are best direCted in their choice when they see tie Principal at his Shop, there they have the artv.inrage of seeing the different Frees, Shades of &c. I'. BOWMAN will, for the 'Sluing Quarter, be 'AT HOME, EtIF.RY DAY, from Ten till Four o'Lleck.-4t is only alter that hour t• at he can bunself ) o out to take Orders. After Midsummer, he will ar on recur his WWII Days of Attendance. Exiief:enced flair.c.aters alt.! Dressers always attend. From recent purchases, T. B. is enabled to make hie assortment enmillet., in 14 shades of IV ivrn Colour., •1 40 and 5o guineas each. He can snake them, when ord-red, much h gher, hut he keeps none ready made above 30 or under guineas. Hs pikes are, Patent Full Drees Head-D. 'At., 4, 10, 15,20, andffiguineas Halt Dress. 5 and 5 giv ess. Undress, 4 air. 5 guineas. Gentlemen's Fat, 3 P. r u net, perfectly unique, 4 and :I. guineas. His Block., of Inch he has abase .500 of various shapes, mom of them odds, enable how to fit every Head, however various pled by his Patent Springs, which ire not a qii titer the eight of commenione...-4e unplessant ieessiere is felt. he Forehead is not obscured. In short, ail that Art, At ration, a liberal Expellee, and Twenty Yeses Experience ran has 'lt!, attempted to make them correct linitatiuna of Ns tire 10'2, New Rend.street Ladles and IGertlemen resid ing i n t h e C ountry, may, b y !lone, have a Copper-Wm.! Print sent them, with copio u s irtvtions for measuring their ,iwn head. THE. WONDERFUL EFFECT OF S uAN OILS FUR THE GROWTH Of HAIR. base Si,, • O N a Voyage from the East Indies I lost all my Hair two years since; but Wig, being 1111t111 wont, hought little about it, rlll last Christmas, s:!ing a Letter to teu born an Oil Gentleman 1111 the Newspaper. wh.l had toed Nur STIRACIA's IT , II .JAN OILS, tor makius the Wait Isms with so much sucacets, and lung H being quite the or, watdeurout to try them mytelt, thnitgh I had not much li rth. as my Hair Wei never a b ove an inch lon g . I have the we to mot e y ou . t h at it is now tour hiche. long, and viol A a queue. I also have a lbws that was (teed anent a month Ido. and tse Hair hat cover e d the Warr You have rain li ly'', u, make what one you please of my same; I 11111 illll - y known, and am, Hear Sir, Taut.s. D•votishine place, Aug. 1, 1503. .1. 5141111 To b• had at the Proprietor's house , wholesale and road, 94, Newre in ‘troet. Oxford -street; and, by his appoint tit, wily at Mr. Go'dinrs, Crxnitill ,• iainv'a, ; u. nph;ry.'s;thibird—tr e et ; at St per Poe, or 1:1 14s net - -.olsit Fen data Queen at the Wholesale Price. ISTERS, ST AGE MASTER 3, EN, AND OTI4ERS. I. SADLER, Lem, Whitechapel, at It o'clot, I R3IIS, CARRIAGES, &C. Lo' tail Black Horse% Trews , Two R, qv weft,/ Bay Bone Cam,ite., a Glass Coach, a P. nee, fiarnesa (*wine for Sizt.te lama, a Chafe Cart. 'fro G.ach roaer., Tem Sets of New Cacti d ditto, a Q laetite of Coach l on, ropertt of Mr. Lee, aoJ are tkr ee leclin.iie the Ilackuer Ru.iness ca rat wit final tht,ri worth their attai• the l'afrwoore of St*.e. ;ON MASTERS, TOWN kNI) OTHERS. :. SADI2:R, the Ram Inn, TO-MORROW, nil, at Two &clues, ad, strong. useful. seasoned od a good (MAIIiF. HORSE, the who is quitting hi, Farm. Mast of even Years old, and WWII% the M t inch Kasen. thiOAS 1W OHT F(11.1 OH. R ICH A R 1)SON, the Strand, this DAY and TO • oClock, by o:der of the oing Std Poore, 1.4 g. de:ea:L..4 leetiott of ntittra. afte the • Maas.% if door iiiiiseiraddv• • is Daniel's Views in Hll- loosen Twelve Sheets; Raphael', 111e.nts sif the Vatican and Vila —Some Proof., and others, hely ints.--Eltig Char:es the First a. d se, very fine. M APS—Hore•nd's culoured. A curlew Oa s 4 of Maps and Plans of Cano.n, users, and DIVITSIO4IS. The Cruse. I Egypt, 2 Vol. li.alget Vier. a wis, proofs; Lit Ray's Greece; a d me of Sale; Osta'oguev to be had oi trawl; *ad of 'Mr. Clarke, Bu,k lIAM, WORCE.SILASIIIIKL. Ir. ROBINS, te, in Lachance alley, C V, the 2td of April, at sr.Ai IGIBLE FREER LD tee, most desirably Situate a t:s the Borough of EVESHAMs, 'cps. from Logsdon to Worcester, 11.1 4 wired navigable river A VOII Garden Ground, Arable, P.•tie, ently sub•di•ided into several Farms cenvenient Dwelling-houses,RNll, :o most respectable Tenants; the unarms/sod 13001. per annual. with the 80/It/UGH INTER LiT, nod, niako this a truly valsilis huts to realist Property ie cie it entice in the Kingdom. at the Hop-pole, Worcester; Iles a; Mews. Blaney had ?helm, 5.• ih shew the Estate ; at Cl.ap;-- rto.i ; Star Oxford; White istol; Bell. Gloucester ; Gte're, igh Wycombe; White Kew, Us. Crown, Resihrt!: of Mosul. SW k, Basinshall.ervet ; 14 Robins. Wareick.ainies a Ookkgb le Estate way he :eel. BIDALI. AND RICHMIisii AND TYTIIE-FREE. ESTATL, MID-TAX REDEEM/). fr. ROBINS, A in Eachangsralley, Cmal n rel. a s T_ , as ia a siscleck__, in this ...I r is mad., by April 10, Impaft gritty desirable Fill TYTHLFRE.R, situate in tl. ' • neighbourhood of Rich's' •I the eatessise manor and Court Baron, Cowling SI. •...i ruses, Ba, us, Stables, Out-ho11.! -. .r d and righty•luisr Acres of rich e st able Land, and s undry Cottager. all , at rents amounting to upwaidost muds per aimu 111, capable of increase. le Pmperty for a gentleman wishing Flue Buildiiip are part new, and ii" 1111 situation commands rich and rs• roontry. hew Holmes, Cowling-Hall Hums, at the Black Swan, &dale; Landon mower; Poit Houses, Scarborough 1, Grantham ; George, Siansfordi r's; sad of Mr. Robins, Warwick where a Plan of the Rasta may GEORGE DAVIMON, No 3 . wet's, and publiehed by .10S1 1 / 1 Su. 15, Neck of tit. Clements I,elon bet the Pepe', Ott I peekrlo6l Ttckat., at brie Guinsa e.teh, to be hart at tba Bar; anti it is pArtienlarly requested they may be sent for on or bcf,tte Sa• turJav next Dinner upon Table it Sir &Clock precisely. HENRY YETF.RS, Chairman. S mina Bios. John IS nudieu, Henry Canning, Gecrgo Grate, James Rieman, John Smith, Thoina•Turquand, Janie* BUM, • Ribert Chrioie, Garatkin. Robert Lisle, Charles Thellumen. James Tillarri, Pyrr Casein, Richanl Clay, William Hall, J.M Mathew Raikes„ Charles Teis.ier, R•i'aert Walp"lc, Charles Calvert, Peter Free William Hunt, Thomas Reed, Clande Gorge Thornton. TO TAILOR% AND OTVERS. TIE of the first ES I'ABLISH/1) CONCERNS TO BE DISPOSED OF in the Trade, foe half its value; it may he very well ca.riel on by any Person not of the Trade; the Foreman has been three Years, aria will, if agreeable. purchase a Quarter part of it. Them are from Ten to Fourteen met. constantly , employed. Nothing made but to orders, Ins ready Money only : the Connertious are of the Gist respeolability, which have been regular Customers fur several Tears past : the sitoattin is one of the best in London. Letters addressed for L. M. (post pint), at No. S, Bond court, Wattsrook, will he duly attended to. necessity of Medicine, our wants pointed J. out in early ages; and those people who pralised with a few plants, were considered in those egos as endowed with supernatural abilities It was time, and experience, which improved our medical knowledge, and nseuliled our prepara tions into simple and Depart compounds. Vrorn the wide field of ined•cal knowlAge, scattered every where, scone teeth .fell, and fa nilv medicines grew into repute, front their excel. lence in peculiar diseases. Then a few men paid particular attention to a Speck, which increasol as its virtues were known and trier,. Among these men, we rank Ors. Ward, Norris, James, and •the late Dr. Spilsburv, who gained, as well es In: prel.ceanni, s well-earned lame, by his saleable PATENIT APITISCURNUTIC, in the core of SCURVY, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, and many dimmers depending en °bow&ion. Pray Is* for (to resent counterfeits) PATENT ANTI SCOIIIIII rlc DROP', Bottles S.. 6J. 10q. and 11. 2s. duty acluderl. Every ■ 4tit Whit!, is issued front the Dispensary, 13, Sorioequare, has the King's duty punted in Black Ink, irtread of Red Ink. Mr SPILSBURY may be consultsd as usual, at the aecus tomei profeasmeal terms. _ _ Ir HE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S ANTIBILIOUS DEOIS f RGIENT PILLS —The Polv lie are requested to observe, that u the great benefit to be de need from the above Patent Medicine depends on the Pills b..ine genuine, His Majesty's Hun. Commissioners of the Stamp Duties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Wre H.•clay, the sole Inventor and Paestum of the Antibilious Ocohstruent Pills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, Stanford-street, Old hond-street," to be engraved on a black stamp, which stamp is affixed to each box, all others are coma. terfeit and any person rending the same will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have been wed with success by many tho“sands; amongst whom he has the honour to rank she following distinguished personages, v 4.- 110 Grace the Archhehop of Canterbury—The Lard Bishop of Bath and Welt—Sir John !linty wood, Hon. M.P for Ho. niam tie Steohen Luahnigton, Sam bil.t. for Penrypt-•;r. Anson, Esq. I.P. Litchfield—Janne arrspu, Erg. Y.P. for Suuthampton--Cocill Furremer, Req. M. P. for Wonloe—Si tholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for lertforri--Erlnsundfloclim, Esq New-street, Spring gardens-.-Thernas Nainnsersley, Esq Pall. niall—G W Dicke', Esq. Private Secretory %eche Archbishop of Canterbury—tire Rev. Mr. fhiniuk, Libranan to the Arch. oishop. The Medicines are acid at Mr. E. Kerby's, Stafford• street, Old Bond street—Mr. Stratton, Petfinnet, Leicester. aquave—Mr Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Cu ) --Menra. Bacon and Co. Oxford-street-...M,. Bolton, Royal Exch i n d o...M. Michell, Medical Itepaisory, Lone-acre — Mr. Edwards. No. :N4, Nolisurnand Mr. Resler, No 4, Chromate, corner of Paternoster-tow. Whom may also be had, the hlnwing truly valuable Medicines, whose happy effects is their several cases hare procured the mire distinguished pit 'aortae.. :— . llte Rev. Wm. Barclays Specific for the Mare and spiicdr relief of the Goon; his Solvent foe the Case d twee; his Volatile Nervous Cordial Deeps; sad his IWO* Oil/ Embronti.m foe the CUR of the Gm*, RheentaileMs Ihea sad which Medicines, to be genuine, mune haw the Watiamob. I.oed pomp. • ANNUITY FOR MR. dARRY. MHE SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGE ' vi ENT OF ARTS, !MANUFACTURES, AND COM MERCE, having, by a Resolution of the 30th January last, permitted their Secretary to receive Subvenptions in order to movide en ANNUITY fur the lite ed Mr. BARRY ; the Put► lie arc respeafully infamy!, that Subscriptions are received at Ilse House of Mr. Taylor, Secretary ; or, in his name, at Messrs Thome , . Coutes arid Co.'s, Hunkers, Strand. It is well known that Mr. Berry has .:evut..l6l the most valuable part of an active Life in promoting the boaseur of his Coentry by the cultivation of liberal Science is Isis Profession, abuse all idea of pecuniary pin; and his sublime Paintings in the Great Room of the Society will remain a lasting monument of Bri tish genius sod disinterestedness. An appeal to the rentiriv.ity of the Pub , tc cannot be made in 'sin, when the only object is to gild the declining age of such • man with a decent com petency. By request of a Committee of Sutneribers, Jobn at. Ad4phi. CH ARLES TAYLOR, See. Aubmt, Alexandre, Esq. lkw, Martin, EN EN I. 1. d. .2 2 0 .5 5 0 lireidon, John, ... .4. MP. . . 10 0 0 Meehan, David, Earl of, per Ann. . . 10 0 0 Burney, Dr. Charily . . • . 21 0 0 Champiky, Mr. Joseph . . 5 0 0 ChriNtian, J. G. Esq. . . 2 2 0 Clifford, The 1100. Robert, V.P. . . 5 5 0 Door, P Esq. . . . . 5 5 0 Dixon, John, Esq. . . 10 0 0 13011••• • Mr. . . 5 0 0 Edwarlt, Mr. King's road . . 10 10 0 Eita Thorns% Res. Wm. Windsor . ri 5 • Griffith, Mr Edward . . . 9 0 0 Hollis, Mr. . . . 10 0 0 . Elme, Thomas, Esq. . . . 50 0 0 Idle, Christopher, Esq. . . . 5 5 0 Lister, Dr. . . . 5 5 0 . Lloyd, Mrs. Max,, R.A. . 5 5 0 Lowry, Mr. Wilson • . 2 1 0 Lumley, Mr William . • . 5 5 0 hfainwariisg, Thomas, Es+ . . 1 .3 0 Whet's, Mr. John . . . S S 0 /Achille, Gmeral . . . 5 5 0 Munitnorris, lord . . 9 2 0 hi.choli.iii, Mr Willi•m . • . 2 9 0 Nollekelis, Juset i Esq. R .A. . . 5 S 0 Parson., ti. P. . • 5 0 0 Peel, S,r Robert, rt. M.P. VP. ..10 10 0 Plana, Mr. . . 3 3 0 . . Powers. Dr Richard, VP. . 5 5 0 Radnor ' Lail of, Vl'. . - . .50 0 0 rlf 4 RI•, Mr C. . . . II 2 ri . RiMintion, Mr. John • ' .2 2 U Rowcroft,Thranss Esq. Ald. T.P. . .21 0 0 Selby, H. C. Esq. . . 2 0 Sheen, SZMUCI. Esq. . . It ti Solt', S. Esq. Great Or:nond-street . . 1 0 0 Soil!, Isaac, Es+ . 5 0 Sully, R. H Esq. . . . 5 0 Sony, S. R. Em. . . . 2 0 Tennant, G-orge, Esq. . . . 1 0 0 Teri, Meson T and P. • . . 2 0 Timbrell, Mr W. H. . . 111 0 Tooke, William, Esq. . 2 0 Warren, Mr C. Watson, Laciest Gen. . 2 0 . . Weauelm. John, Esq. • . . 5 0 Welsh. /- Mrs. West, Illoniamin, Esq. P.R.*. White, John, Scii. Fag. . White. John, Jun. £ q. . Nhitebnl,Caleb,Esq. V.P. . Wood, William, Esq. .S 0 0 . 10 0 0 .5 S 0 . a ♦ • .2 2 0 BAT'TEN% SANATIVE DENTIFRICE, des. covered and prepared for the Useof a iiumeratis by an Eminent Physician; who, having drelined the pecu niary Advantates arising from its See, and desirous of further extending it. Utility, has allowed the Proprietor the privilege of preparing it for Pahlie Use. Convinced of its superior qualities for eradicating every species of Disorder incident to the Teeth and Guru, preserving them in the highest state of purity, pro-locing a lasting Illeeette'lli to the Breath, and, if constaotly used, wifl be hood she best Speeific to prevent the TOUTH-ACHI. It is poslimalarly recommended to Persons ping long Voyeagos, as the beet Antseembulic Tooth Powder eve , y to the Polite. Propered ad Said, Wlerderbe and Retail, by the Proprietor, Mr. Bane% elapleom. Survey, at 2s. 9d. sorb hex. Sold also be Messrs. Heisdalea, !swimmer. Totteberse shoo; Mr. Derry, Pc rtoneer.Grosk.stemo, &rho ; Mv. blotrall, Pothers*, 54, Honsio.T•odl ; Mr. grhsr , Perfumer, St. James•44ereet; Mr. Harris, Bookseller, Corner of St. Paul's Churcklaiii 4 Mr. Jewrr, Niftier**. $O. t, Poultry ; and all other prink". pal Medicine Venders, and Perfumers, ill the United Lioes• dom. Also may be had, milli; or without the Dentifrice, BAT TEN' improve! TOOTH BRUSHES. with Surer Wads, warreated, pesos Is. mob —The Pleats on the Handle. .... 1. 60,006 40,006 50,006 13,000 ii 2,000 !0,000 6 • 1,000 8,000 14 5(10 7,000 50 1..0 5,000 100 50 8,000 6.400 20 - ---.... 10,000 Tickets L. 500, WO Part of the Capit - 4s will he d iterrniqed at follow.. Fif4t **VIII. lit Day 1... 10,00 First-d•awn, (Mt n., L!o,[ 3 Duo Id Day . . 1,600 Dittn 7r`t D,y .. 2,0 , 0 Ditto 34 Day .. 1,00.1 Ditto. Sri 1:0•• '91,300 Dago 4th Day .. 500 g, Wm 91 1 , D. 7 .. ' .1 - 00 Ditto 501 Day .. I.fkr. Ditto 10th Div •. . 6,3 1 ICKETS and SHARES are orilirig at ever! 010 co. Tickets... L.IB 18 0 Half l.l 14 01 Eigtith........ LI 9 6 Quarter 4 16 0 I Sixteenth 1 5 0 •.• 111 Drawing 13th May, 1803. BROMA .—WILSOti, TEA DEALER, Dun can-place, Leicester-square, respectfully infirm. his Friends and the Public, that being appointed by AV. R. Haynes (the Invents, rid only Idariefactanne n( that ritghly approved Pre,iaration of tbe ?SUF. CHOOI.H. , iTE NUT. denominated 8R0M.%) saki Vcii4.-r, Wholesale and Retail. in London, he has a re* opportunity of their comparing the genuine with the base imitation of that artiele, recently nb mated en them by the most unhandsome and 'serious means, haring no doubt hut the true sent will have a decided prefer ence. This, ~silent rreparitiaqs terms, when boded, a furl- eating, nutritious, and highly pleasant Liquos, which, for Breakfast, carannt be excelled by any of the produetassas of the Vegetable kingdom : the facility with which it is prepared fir use, renders it likewise a desirable Artide for Amman, as jeer. nays, and Travellers of leery description. Sold retail a! per 1 . 01.10111, with Directions, end He mat allowance to the Trade —.Mune are genuine unites she names of the " R. Haynes, and W. Wilson,' are imprint ed on each Parket. Jost published, prise Is. awl particularly recuatmesded to the Attention of the Pubhc, 0 BSERVATIONS on the CURE of VENE REAL CONIPIAININ. he tie APPLICATIOK 01 MURCURY to the ARSOIOOM r VEa.SELS of Ike MOUTH, invented by an emileolt Surgeon deemed; am* recommended by the late Dr Hunter, Mr Cruniratenka, sad litany other distinginshed Medial Character., pointmg nut its su?erimity In removing Ito above Complaints, In arty wow practised; with an Abstran ermine -emaittabk Cure.. To be Itxl of the Author, J Marechau‘. Surge .n, t 4. Red Lion Some, Hollmn ; eel T. Mornay, •4, Old greed Street, Royal Exchange. This Day is published, in one very thia awl cbsses• •wood Volume, curtaining onward. of 6 u pat-s, price Ins Rt. in board., or well round in eel and lettered, COMPENDIOUS LAW DICTIONARY ; centaiiiing hot.. al Explanation of the Tenni and the I.rwitself, intesidad - the use of the Country Gentleman, the Merchant, and thr ?rrofessi,nal Man TIMM AS PUTTS, Gent. Vowed, of Stt nero t 4 tt. 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" The Author's ewer in this Work was to prodec • m .m dl compass, a work which vronl.l .tot nnly be ins4,l to r -eio•ws of the legal science, but to meocantie loco - sag • fta:. w • a"rcie nag a ready explanation of the terns.. of TAW ' a .tat t • me time stating in a very general way some of the lc - a , relative to each particular heel r 'pettiest+ Greite• •- •• • hos been bestowed on those parts of the Work whicti Bankruptcy, leauran , e, and other branches of C.•• Law, it having been particularly the with of the nut• • adapt the performance to the use of Merchants."-4ubudat Review Vol. 2, foe 1601. hinted for and sold by T. °stall, 9, Avennaria.lane. BEAUTIES OF WALES. This Days poblished, in One harid+o.ne Volume, ens. price 10i. 64. boards, THE CAMBRIAN ITINERARY ; or. %Veit)] Tourist: containing an HISIOrit-al and Topographical Description of the Antiquities and 11.!auties of Wales Alen prefixed, a Welsh Vocabulary: Names of all the Inns; the Birdie Alphabet; and a Map of the Principal.ty, with an ac curate Delineation of the Roads, Lc By THOMAS EVANS. I.omlnn Printed for TIM M/4 V•tell, Ave-Maria•laar. " This excellent and inipartsal Work is a mint admirable Companion for all who are in the habit of travelling through Wales, and wish to be acquainted with ib ',bout beauties." Union Mag. Aug. Isoll. " This Performance exbihits a very eligible Companion for those who shall make the fashionable Tour of Wales, and the Vocabulary gives it an advantage beyond any ether Book of the kind that we have vere.i. 'fhe Map prefixed w nest and well executed."—British Cnt Jan. !SOS " Though we hive penned most ni the Bonin relating to the Ihinctpallty, we aro morr particularly pleas d sink the Volume turfote us. It oneiram- a rasa, articles with wbkh the Intelligent Reader would we., to he acquainted. that we think it cell entitled to out approtudiot " Monthly Voiter„ April 1903. For farther recommendation ese Anti•Jeciabin, bloathlY Review. European, &c. i EXC ELLENT FAMILY HOUSE. money TO BR.. SOLD, by Messrs. ADAMSON and " 1 " 4 " FIELD, DAY, Aiird 5. at Garrawors Colts. House, at Twelve, an EXCFILLENT FAMILY I lOUSE, si tuate on that very direirataie own, the PAVEMENT, MOOR- A FIELDS, which unites Town Conveniencies wi'h Country Ad- Re vant.ires; has Ten 1 .otraneet ; in good ft eimir. and very de- fir inside for a Merchant or Professional Gentleman. Particukrsat Garraway's or of Adamson and Fled, Fen. ehrvelt street CI