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, 4gsv . . e , :i -1 1.br 3fittol;.3 r do. • • • WEDNESDAY,,APRIL s, 1805 v►.RR 707•) , ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSdrANCE OFFICE, MASCO', DSOS. pF.RsoNs, szdsose Annual Premiums fall due on the tith inst. are hereby inforased, that Receipts Sr. parr reedy to be delivered at the Company's raffle's, OVER TOE ROYAL EXCHANGE, sad if, PALL MALL, as sell as by their resprctioc Agratl in the several Canntiet ; sad the Parties //tiered are ropiested to apply for the related if their Polic es e n er before the 9th of April nett, ela the ratial Fyteem Days allioacifiw Payne, e, beyond the llaie of 'sell then et pirt. (►Ric.t! StT►RIQCW. SOCIETY fot SUPPRSEDING the NECEsSI CY of CUMIN' ING ROTS br Encouraging a new Method of sWEEye DIG cHIaNETS, and lot Impieei g t. .e CONDITiON of CHILDREN and others employed by CHIMNEY SWEEP ERS '(SHE COMMITTEE appointed to carry into 1 Etta the Views of tins SOCIF.TT, after most eturhowdy and per.everingly endravourine,.during tic last too Yi•ars, to as Md encroaching opon . the 'Trade or Pr.ifits of the P..r.uns li,therto carrying on the Rosiness of Chimney Sweepers, not mdy by supplying them with Machines, kli4 adre ti..ing their express undertaking to introdoce them inti• practies, tot also Ira holdieg out liberal Premiums as the reward of any active performance of such undert iking, cannot but reluctantly oata to the Subscribers, and to the Priblic, that the 'well:rime and inexpertness of 'met of those who had so undertaken to is thmi, and the prejudices of others of the Trade against the • synem recommended by the Society, have hitherto much re tarded the attainment of its main object; the general ace of a mechanical method of SweepingChiinneys. Satisfied that thew object has been so far attaMed, that, with a few exceptions, Chimneis may be swept by the mechanical means already invented, with greeter eff:ct, and ertrial clean liness, than by the mode heretofore adottect, th^ Committee can with confidence recommend the adoption of the-e meant, in preference to the employing of Children for the purpose, esimetally as they are loirifully mudded yo state, on the mmt au. Merritt evidence, that Female Infants are oexasionally em ploye, moony rho., initnrtusiste 'joint. , of misery and disease. Anxiously desirous therefore defending every cortven-ence ao eye well withers of a Somety, iastrtuted fa the bonen:Oen* purpose of aboit,';iiiie a practice so thstressing to every fee Log of Humanity, the Committee hare rug - ay.! the follownig Per anns in drtKeent Districts of the Town, by whom Orders will received, and, as the Committee have every !ViVAII to ex pect, will be amended to with Inuoictoehty and dis.osch -Mr Benjamin Watson, Chimney sweeper, No. Y, Pot dand street, Cavendish square. Mr. Richard Page, Chimney-sweeper, No 23, Colonnade, near Goildford.stre t, Fouridlirg thspital ; to whom a Pre. noun, of Thirty Pounds hay been voted for his exs.rtion in Sweeping Chimney.. Mr. t;.teuto Smart,. fhdrianee Nrsarf, Westminster hr;dge ; ke whom a Premium of Fifty Pounds ha+ been voted for his in vitation of a Machine., and of Twenty five Pounds nor his ex. THE LAST NIGHT TBOE UT ONE OF AYS. PERFORMING TILL HOLID THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-CANE. O-M0 R ROW EVENING, April 4, Their 1 ,Majesties' Servant' will aft the 'Tragedy of HAMLET. Ramie, by the YOUNG ROSCMS ; Clandius, King of Denmark, Mr. Powell. Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. Ophelis, Mr.. H. Johnston. To which will be added a Farce called THE LIAR. Old Wi'ding, Mr. Powell; Young Wilding, Mr. Elliston. sus Grantham, Mew Mellon ; Godfrey, Mrs. Bentley. On Satuairy, Barbarossa--Achmet by the Young Roacius. TO MECHANICS. AYOUNG MAN would be glad to be instruetPd in any light ISuiines•, fer winch a hen 201 tr: Fur Follicular, enquire at Nils. Mo:2IVA, No.?, Jeru sakm Passage, St. John's Square, Cl•rkenwell l ik - VANTED, a LAD, about 16 or 17 Yeats VV of Agn , The must have a fond Chareter for Honesty and Sobriety ; must also write a Idiot) hand, and have nn Ob• jeaions to serve Newspapers, and to makf himself useful.— Apply at No. 190, Oaford•stneet, near Portman,quare. PATEN SPECTACLES.—To all who value their Sight.—The Sight of the'Aged restored, the Weak Sight strengthened, and the P irfect Sight preserved, upon unerring principles, at No. It, Piceithili, near the 113V market. Attendance daily froth twelve to fit e. - SAMUEI. Jun. Serrotary. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, April 4, will be perrocmed (23t time) a New Play, called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; OR, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. 're which will THE ESCAPES ;_ m ••• Attendance U given daily, at the .tail ()three, fir the 4 ',nonce of FlaiNa qr. G*o4ll, Met . . hdrubit, ova .Skipa ./1 1/610 - 60117, in Aiek, ow while Roitetiog, front Lowe or Damage by Fore : and olsofter the Antimony of, and fronting Aawaitiee nn, Lime. TO TAH.ORS AND OTHERS. ONE of the first ESTABLISHED CONCERNS TO HE IJLSTOSED OF in the Trade, for ball irs value; it may be very wit eairied on by any Person not of the Trade; the Foreman has been three Years, and will, if agreeable, purchase • Quarter part of it. There are from Ten to Fourteen men unutauth cmplovoi.• N.ithiog made but to orders, for ready ►Money emly t►e Creinehtions are of the first rospeaability, which have been regular Castonturs to several Years past : the fittubli s nt is one of the bi.st in London. Wears addressed for L. Si.'Jane paid), at No, 8, Rood- court, Walbrook, will be duly attended to. _ _ . N. B. Fire Policies will le Apart, fres ajErpr.ce, to the Ao nevi, where the Aeedisi Premium amounts to As. or upwards Or, THE WATER CARRIER. Guns Armand, Mr. Incleion (in which he will introduce the Sung of The Tho-n^). Constantia., Mrs. Taylor. A New Grand Ballet of Action will be produc on Easter Monde), with N , -se Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, ed So c. TO THE PRtSPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STUCK. L^Dlef AMD GEN11•11$11 , * THE Eleaion of SIX 111 tt F.CTO:IS for the t tort INDIA OOMPMVI. * l O4 opPwrik'd fur WEDNESDAY, the 10th of .%ptil text, the !snow of year Vote and Interest is requested** , the mite,. in / (;ealieetea r Jac- 4 &mangoes, Eaq.• Thomas Reid, Esq. Jos ~rts Cotton, ref. John Erh•-•rU, Esq. Edward Ikauy, f..sq. Robert Thornton, Esq. Whkh will rery nil rc , t •rhlrga, Eau India House, I..rdr.i and k;cntlanten, March 17; 18..1.5. Your most o'rehent Servants, John Manahro, • W. Firilarton Elphinstonr, Thirophi , ns Metcalfe, Charles (:rant, Cliades Mills, Francis Wring, 1104112% Parry, Jiitin Rabb, Richard Chrehelay Ploolen, Wrlliam Bastaley, Abralta'n Roharta, Wiliam D.vayires, George Smith, Simon Fraier, Gnrce Woodford Then utton, If nth Inglis, William Thornton, John lo;Iii, Swener rcxme, Paul Le NC...wrier, John Travers, Stephen Lndri•rgtoo. LAST NIGHT RUT ONL. ORATORIOS. AT PLAY-HOliSh PRICES• THEATR F. ROY A 1., COVENT GARDEN. yruls PaLSEN f EVENING, April 3, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC. From the most Favourite Works of HANUEL, ARNE, and RA Part 1.-Overture. Aislenta (Tmenba ohlieata, Mr. Hyde) Air, Mrs Bland, " When i this stupernlous."-Redemption. ebonts, When hi loud wrice."--4ephrha. ReAt. Mira Monday, " Now heaven in all her /Ivry," and Sovg, " Lord, o r t ar is man." -Redemption. Rccit. Mr. Braham, "Justly these evils," and Air, " Why does the God of Israel slept.."- Samson. Chiron, "No mere to Ammon's God."-Jephtha. Duet, Mr. Malice and Mr. Denman, " The Lord is a man of war ' "--lasel in Egypt. Recit , Mr Ashe, "Ye sacred priests," and Air, " Farewell, ye limpid eprings."--Jephtha. Intro duction and double Chones " From tire censer."-Solomon. p ar r II ...Tint Grand C o nce r to -Air, Mr. Miller, " Tears such as tender fathers sherl.''.--Sams. Song, Mrs Bland, With heroes and sages."-J Arne Trio, Mrs. Ashe, Mr. &ahem, and Mr %Adler, " The flocks shall leave the inountains."..- and Galatea. ChOfIIS The many stud the skies."-.Alex. Feast. Song, Mr. Brahim ' " Softly nett."-dirt,-.Accorupanied on the Violoncello by Mr. Charles Ashley 1. Song. Mi. Ash., "In sweetest harmony," Chr,rus, "0 Lail day "-Saul. Recit. At , . Bland, "In these blest sccaei,"--Jorthus. Duet, Miss Monday and Mrs. Wand, "O r Irapid srwi , .gs " Mr Riehaan, " Sly arms," .‘ir, Snot an alarm, - Chorine, " We hear, we hear."-Judas Mx. Pert 111.-Overture -f by clesire)--Artaxerxet-rDr Anse Root. Mr r. It I give thee," and Air, rr 161,rth, admit me,•-l.Ali.rn, (tom. obligate, Mr. Tate) Air, Miss Mulkey, " !lee, see the kW rodullgent."...Rech. Choi us, "?day no r 2, 11 ro t ro d e es."--Solonion. Air, Airs. Astir, " merciful enlo me, 0 Gori."--.4iiarichi Air, Mr. Brsharn (by ' l lle)"'fire tk Ith of Abercrombie." Double Churns, "Gloria Paid."-Jub.late. End of Pan 11. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte by Mr. mlease Princinal Vocal Perforresers.-.Mrs. AAP, arid Mrs. Band; Alac.tor L:nton arid M. 116 Murday; Mr. Brabant, Mr. Denman, Mr. Page, Mr. G. Partin, arid Mr. Miller, from Bath. Mr. 0. Ashley, Leader of Cr, Band; Orton, Mr. Ashley. T , c remainder of the Rand and toe Chorusses, which are nu meriros and complete, by s h e most approved Performe,i. Doors to be opened at Six o'clock, arid begin precisely ase 5,1641. THE StrBSCRIBERS to the JAMAICA TONTINE ariemblerl at the Tlintr!trel Hottie Totem, for the Election of Triesteee, have teolvel, among othl things, that the SURSCRIPTIONS are t CLOSE on THURSDAY the 1 tilt init. The Son to be is 20,0001 in Shares of 1001 each, paying an 'Merest of lb per cent. per Annum in the first instance, with a farther increase front Sur- Tiviirship Particulars may be obtained at Mr. Cliapple%, 66, Pall M.dl ; at Messrs. Troward and Merril . ..W., Pall Mall i and at Me as. Mine and Fownes, Lincoln's Inu. . _ CLERGYMAN of Middle Age, and of un erteeptionable Cliarvier and Temper, qualified to in. strort Children in the useful Branches of Educati 0000 , is WANTED, to officiate as Chaplain to the Factory at Salonica, Thessalostic.i, in Turkey. A salary of 1,2001, About 7M. ti allowed by the Right Wor.hipfid Lev.int Company ; besides which, the Gentlemen of the fatlnry offer Salary and Accom modation more than carnal to twice that Sum, for his Attention in Instructing their Children. This Situation is highly deers. ing the Attention of any Gentlemen who *nay he desirous"( pursuing Studies in the Ancient and Misierri languages, in the Antiqditios of Greece, and Natural History, for which, the Cliniateand Clasticel ralitinn of the Country are peculiarly pm. pitious A.ldres4, by Letters only (post paid) to P. A. It n, Comilla; and, if approved, an answer will be sent in a few Jays. anions in the u,e of it. Mr. John Darby, at Mr. Smart's Tinater.yyd, Camden Town. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIII AND GIST/EDEN, lIAVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Directors of the Est lodes Company, as Candidates for the Direetino, to be chosen th s vol., we take the liberty of retaiiestiov, the fermi, of your Votes, on tit,: day WEDINFA th • lOth of April next. We are, Ishes and Gentlemen, Your 11104 obs.d.ent and very humble Servants, JAC BOh.INQUET, THOS RFID, JOS. et YrroN. JOHN RI $8 ‘RTS. EDW PARRY, ROB THORNTON. East India !louse, March 27,1205. Mr. Robert Smart, No 15, 8211-allev, f:ulemait .greet. Mr. Thomas Robertson, N... 50, iiald in's Gardens, Grol, lon•lane. Mr W. Tyrrell, Sandy s street, Wid Rate alley, Bishop/gate. Informatiot of eiegli i ite.re, or inattention, on the part tat any of the Persons recommend-4 by the S,cietv, will lie imme diately attended to, if tranonitted to any of the Members of the Committee, or to the Secretary. The Committee have treat satisfaction in statme, time the number of Machines tit use in the provincial Cities and Towns, and indifferent part. of the C o untry, which have been recom mended by the Committer, s 'rely con ,iderahLe, snot they sub mit to the Not lemen and Gentlemen, who hate House, in the Cointry, wh'tiier the posessicni of w.f. a Machine silly taut be found extremely useful, as well in elemasirig Chimneys, as is extingtoshatg Fires in them--their utility, in the last men. tinned circumstance, basing been repeatedly experienced. Machines an be n'itained from Mr. George Sawa, at Ord nanee Wharf, Westtairsoer•bridge, corn:dirtily fitted, and racked, at from FOOT to Five Guineas, and be will undmtake to forward them, according to the orders tie nsay eireCle WNI. JONES, &metal!, No. 6, Chapel-stmet a Pentonville. N;. 4,COTNIIILL, and 9, CILVUNI. CRCYSS, LtINIX)S. BISH, ContraCior for the present Lottery, 1 . menial his Friembi that the Sala of Ticket. and Samosa far exc...eds inoit singuitie exoetatiorts. In the Lite Lottery, Ticket rose groin the prmseitt Price to upwards of 221. per icket before the Draw* began, and ttecry Tukot wa% wild beforethe Lottery was half finishld. Scheme of the pre sent Lottery stands u:iirersally a:insect superior t:i any former an Ckntal Prizes ; lie therefore artrimt his friends (who mean to adventure) to lose no films in purrhssing, as Tickets and Shares, from the eatmorthoitiy demand, will be steel* rem COll Persons iii the Country may be supplied, by send• ins (ps...t paid) Rank Noma, Cash, or Post Cotes ()viers, to tither 4, Condon, or 9, Chafing CrOli% 10 1 10 0, %• Drawing begins 13th of Nay. rirliE FRIENDS of Mr. PATTISON will meet I to celebrate his EleAims, at the King's Dead Tavern, in the Poultry, on SATURDAY next. T,elces% at One Guinea etch, to boharcauthe Bar; and it is ptrticularly requested they asap be sent foe on or beam Sa tevrtay the 6•llin•rt lluttter ukro , i Table at Sit **Clock precisely . PFTERS, Chairmen. AktIVARD.. __.........._ . John Bourditui tiering Canning, Overt &rase, Jansen Klement, J..hu Smith, Thomas l'urqiund, Java Bury, Rnhnrt Christie, rat,cr I Gwatkin, Rohm byre Charles 'll - hellussen, JameyTillarA, Neer C?salrt, richaM Clay, Walivs Flail, Job Mathew Raikes, C:hartdi Tanner, Rl.' ert Vittlpol?, Cliarlts Calvert, Poet Fire, William Hunt, Twain.' Reed, Claude ammo Thomtnn, Boxes, dh.—Pit, 3%. 641 2s.—.Upper Gallery, is. Places for the Bose> to he t.kken of Mr. Bandon, at the Box °Tic., in Hart street. I lalf nem° at the end of the See..ndAet. S kWh of the Nobility and Gentry as are desirous of Privat, Rows, are requested to &poly to Mr Nraudos. Hart-street. SIIAKSPEARE G'LLERY, PALL-MALL. APRIL 3, 1805. THE EXHIBITION of this superb and beautiful COLLECTION of PAINTINGS will open To.moß. ROW, the 4th of Apia, at Nine o'flock —.Admittance One Sbilline.--Catslogue. Ono Fhillinit each.—N 11. All those Painting, which, fmm many Caitwii, have been formerly kept back, are now introcloced, and the whole of this rob e Work tendered perfectly cnnipletc. The richr.iition will chile &boot the middle of May, when the Premises and Paintings will lie Sod be Auction, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract. UNDER TIIE PATRONAGE or HIS ROYAL HIGH NESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. THE original Curious and Wonderful men of the INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. R CHARLES, the Inventor thereof, SAVILE.IIOIISIE, LEICESTER SQUARE. This extraordinary Exhibition continues open every Day (Sundae.. excepted) from Ten to Four, and from Seven to Ten a the Evening; and 'wallowed by um rest Coneourrenf Fronta ni all Ranks, who have witnessed 11,10 be one of the must aston'st•ing ever offered to public Notice. The Invisible Girl., who mein to ►e in the midst of the Audience, though unseen by them, converse and ►ing, in English, French, and Germ , . play on the Piano Eon*, Ire. Also the amazing ANIMATED RUST, which has the Motions of Life, tel s the Number of thr Company, their Drew, the Hour, by their Watches, .fre.—Admittance 2s. 6d.—Young Ladies and Gen tlemen. under twelve, ts. each, during the Holidays. THE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLA 1"S AsTimuous DEousTßuEwr PILLS —The P‘tb lie are rentiewel to observe, that as the great benefit to be de rived from the ahom Pttent Medicine depends on the Pak twig genuine, His Majesty's lion. Commissioners of the :Wimp Duties have been pleased to gnat to the Rev. Win &why, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Antibilinus Dethstruent Pith, the name of "The Ree. William Barclay, Statfunlmrert, Old Ilmitl-street," to be engrave.% on a black. stamp, which stamp is affixed to each Ivue, all other; are coun• knelt; And any pewit' vending the saute will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have been wed with sitct.ess by many thousands anistript wh lie has the honour to Link the following distitigindietl personages, via.— H'• (:lace the Arels:dahop of Canterhitry.—The Lord RiMtip of Bath and Wells-aahir John Rom wesvl, Bart. M.P for lbw attosei--hir Ste:dieit Ludristeton, Batt. M P. for i'entyli— Anson, Kos. M.P. Litzliheld--James Atnyatt, Esq. M P. for Southampton—Cecil Forrester, Esq. M. p. ftir elolsoti Calvert, Esq. m.P. for lienford—Edniund Boehm. Esc' New-street, Spring gardens..-Thomas Ilarnmervley, Rim p,il - W. Dicke', F.sq. Private Secretary to the Arelthidmp of Canterbury-tothe Key. Mt. Dimork, Librarian to the Arch bishop. The Medicines are sold at Mr. F.. Kerry's, Station& weet, Old Bind strev-t-oMr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leice•ter entrios—Mt. Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Co.) Bacon and Co. Oxford-street—Mr. Bohm, Royal Exchange-a -kV Michell, Medical Repository, Loup-acre— Mr. Edwards, No. 924, Holborn—and Mr. &W e, No. 4, Chesivole, corner of Paternoster mw. Where rims alms he had, the following truly valuable Medicines, whose happy elf. ma in their several ea..; hare nrocured the mow distirrgnislied pa• tonnage :—The Rev. Win. B ttclay's Smitific foe the sure and speedy relief of th e Gout; S.dvent for the C u re o f Soine his Volatile Nervous Cordial Drips; and his Volatile Oily Endwocation "se cure of the (Gut, Rheumatism, die. All which htedietries, to be genuine, mast have the above eta- Word temp, GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. Lwow, 40,000 1 0 ,00 110,140 5,600 15,01,0 4, , 100 'lO,OOO LOIN) 1,000 !AM !le .0 8.000 120,000 20 30,000 Tickets L. 300,000 Part of the CaoitAla salt he , icterminni a. follows: First drawn, lit Day L 10,000 First-dravro, iith I)ay I. 20,100 D.tru 2,1 I/ay .. 1,000 Ditto ith Day .. 2,0(h) Dirt t 3d Day .. 1,000 Ditto Ilth Div ;Ana) mite 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,000 Dirt•r Stli Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day . . 9,000 TICKETS aol SHARES ace selling at every Office. Tickets !IN L.9 14 0 1 tairlith.....,.. L. 2 9 6 Quarter. 4IR 0 I Sixteenth 1 5 0 ••• liegins thawing 13th May, 1805. RRtSMA. NAT WILSON , TF.A DEALER, Duncan. . place, Leicester-square, respectfully inform+ his Friends ant the Public, that being apeointed by Mr. R. Haynes (the Inventor awl only Manafacturer of that highly approved Preaaration of the TRUE CHOCOLATE NLIT„ denominated BROMA) sole Vender, Wholeale and Rettil, in London, he hue ready opportunity of their comparing this genuine with the hate imitation of that article, recently ob. trait-II on them by the most unhaniis•ime and apecious mean+, having no doubt hut the true ant will have a decided prefer (nee. Tin+ excellent Preparation forms, when trilled, a lobri ruing. nctritiuut, and highly pleasant Linnet, which, fa a Breakfam, cannrit he excelled by any of the production. of lie Vegetable Kingdnin 1 the facility wtth which it iv prepared for me, render+ it likewise a de.,rable Article for Persons on ;tour. nee • .fr ire' len of every dew , talon . Sr:ld retail at M per Pinind, with Directions, and the usual allowance to the Trade —None are genuine mikes the names of the Pr niriesor. a R. Hay fit., ali4 W. Wilson," arc imprint ed at each Packet. _ _ (ZREAT BARGAINS recommended to Ladies purebasing Inc the pre.eint and approaching Sesson 100 Piece.' of Long Cloths from Iv to 6s. per yard; 150 Pieces of India Mull, Jacconot, and Worked Mualina, from to 30+. the Dress, part of a condenined Prize, full 30 per Cent 'order the usual Prices —.as most elegant Aesortment of Farley Muslin', from 134. to Nos the Dress, patterns modern, and unequalled, several superb Shawls at very reduced Prices; Irish Linens, Holland Skeetings; Diaper sod Damask Table Linens, of the most estoemed bleach and fabrics, all wamnted. Ail immense quantity of LUCA and Grntleinen's Silt and Cotton lime, and Silk dim with Cotton Fest at Wholesale Pr.oes,—Every Article of Family Mourning+. Laces, and Lace Veils—At CLARK'S, 4, Hanway-yard, Oxfor.l.otreet ; where Orders for Shirt+ and Family Linen are expedited as usual. N B Curious Mullins and India Shawls bought or taken in exchange. PREP %RED CHARCOAIPOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. LARDNER and 65:Chetnists to Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York, -No. a 6, Piccadilly, beg leave to offer to the Nobility and Public et large, a PREPAR %MON of CHARCOAL, which, as a DENTIFRICE, is well deserving their attention. The acid crintaiii.-d ill fhlre , llll IS, in this preparation, wt forrectea, that while Nee teeth acquire a leautiful whiteness, the enamel is perfectly arcurel. It effectually ,to the pmersns of du •etirry in the gums, and has a most agreeable flavour to the taste. !refund and %old, wholesale and retail, be the Pun:B6*ton, at above, and •old retail be E. Newberry, at tie Corner of Si rael's Cburch•yard. Price Ss the box. LITERARY FUND. rem ANNIVERSARY of the SOCIETY for the Edablialtineat of a FUND, to reli:re the Distre.s id doarving AUTHORS, their Widnes and Children, w,ll be held at the Cornea and Anchor, in the Stran,l, I HIS DAT, the 3d of April ; and th, President, Vice-Presidents, the Conned, tho Corninirte.., awt th- 4 Weer, of the Swim./ &c la rogues& the Frien , of the In,t;tution to n& favour the with, company at Dinner. r.trenN. ...... --. His Royal Highness 'tie PRINCE of WALES. ttttt DINT, His Grace the DOKE of SOMERSET. VICIL-I , IIIIIIIDINTII. Earl Seticer • S. R J Sullivan,. MP. I Earl of elsekeiter. Sir W. W. Pam, amt.. Ka , ' of NlMra J. C Jervni.k.., E.t.i M.P. Fad of Mount Norris I Owen Williams, Esq. M.P. Isrmi Viscount Valeatia. Win. &die, Esq. Sir J. Sinclair, Bart NI P. John Symms's, Esq. Sir J. C. Flipiiialey, Bt. M. P. Mr. Alderman Ansley. Sir R. Peel, Bart. M.P. • sssss Until. J. Reeves, Esq. G. Ranking, kn. Rev. R. Yates. alas C. Symnions, D.D.Vale, M D J. Nichols, Eq. St 111•1111,1. Rt. Hun Lord Sheffield. Rt. !Inn toird Glenhervie. Sir W m l'Azon, thgt. (;done' Romer. Cvlonel Bannernsan. Rich. &Hough, E.q. John Key. Fig. Rev. .4r Wilki Joseph Ranking, E.g. John GAing, Esq. Rich. Chaw r EN, Nath Atehcson ' Rev. L. Dwyer, If..\. Fel. Thomas l.loyd,Esq. Pem. Col. Oxon. Wm. Eq. Dimas on Table at Five —Tickets at 10s. fid. by application th.• N.evrards and Offic..rs; at the Bit of the Tavern ; and to Mr. Heber, No. 42, Broad street, Dol4en-square. By Order ' EDMUND BAKER, Clerk to the Regiattan alio Treasurers. 100 6 000 A CARD fo THE LADas. Seamy, Health, and a good Set of Teeth, may be preserved to Old Age by the use of BUTLER's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POW DER, prepared from the original Recdne nf the late lye. P. H. Dimsdale ; patronised and tt , ecl by the Queen and Princesses, the Empress of RUSSiA, the Duchesses of York, Bedfonl, Gordon, Leeds, Devonshire, Rutland, St. Albans, and most of the English and Foreign Nobility. This P miler is chiefly prepared from Vegetables, and 14 en tirely free from the Acid, or any Mineral Substance It de stroys the Scurvy, imparts a Firmness and beautiful Redness to the Gums; to the B - eaih the most deledable Sweetness; and, if used constantly, will reild , r the Teeth of a pearly Whiteness ; and prevents that dreadful Metal' the Tooth ache. Many Medical Gentlemen, who use it, dAlare it a fine Bracer, eradi cating the Foulness to which the Month is subieet frem Diet er disordered Lungs; and by 114 healing, puritving, and bals.s mie Qualities, hives the Mouth from any unpleasant Taste, Sold Wholesale mid Retail, at Mr Butler's, No 4, Cheep , Comer of Paternoster row ; and Retail by Pulding. 76, Oxford strew ; Withe-s, 4X9, Strand, near Temple Bar; Crisp, Corner nf Sprint Gardens; Clark, 289, Borough; Tiitt, Bolton, and Lewithwaite, Royal Exchange; Seim and Smith- Edinburgh ; Gregem, Liverpool ; Seams, M . ; Wool, ruff, Exeter; Haunt snid Cruttwell, ktath ; Macrtnnalds, Sut ler, Dixon, and Riberti, Glasgow ; and be most Bonkisellers and Perfumers in every Town, in Bowe' at da. 94. each• R. Butler, 4, eneepeide, s engraved en the &suns, erbsch ja 'IM to wish Vox. ASTHMAS, COUGHS. CONSUMPTIONS, ftc. 11 ADIJEN'S VEGETABLE EAESCE is an elegant Preparation, teeny acrd truly (as its Name trit ium...) ronabining the essential Virtues of the most eneetned ililsernic and Reeoritive V , getabbe ' and. as a Remo* Lie AS rtiMAS.suußTNEssnrfißE N,TH,COLDS COUGHF, • CONSUNI PTIONS, soda!! % RY COMP!. %INT` , s etas-, p.ea.ant, introi•ent, and cffiear miss. It is so e a sy, th a l U:ops Dose for a Peseon ples.ant, 'that 1•. is , preferable to Witte %N . ilit=3 , l innocent. that it max be pie • to a Coed newly horn--and t elleariew ' that Dis ease Hors, as it wee, before it L. all Comes, whether recent a d slight, or long standing and inveterate/ its eff...cts are truly • astonisnine, and almost incred - iile. In ne one inoanre has it aver taPed to produce immediate Relief; and if a C•rre be within the reach of Medicine, this will mnst certainly prose the • . happy means of accomplishing w desirable VI end lit short, no Rituals, Drops, Jalaps, Pins, Syr,. or Tinctures, vet .• advertised, however highly patronised, or artfuhy were ever attended with such site , ess a. " M'ADDEN'S VE GET.ABLE. ESSENCE." TO,, these are not the dilates Literened boasting, the ftillowinc rero•etable Vorichers, le. . !acted from a great number, will abundantly prove. •,? o We who-e Names are hereunto subscribe!, having felt the happy effects of MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESsENCE • on nu *dyes, or haring been eye witne.ses thereof en whets, do hereby earnestly rscronmend it to the sfßico-ii with .A whnias, C j i gs, C oug h., m Consumptions, aid we do also hereby de eare it to be our opinion, that Mr. Maid .11, for having al ready at long sacrificed his ease and interest to his benevolence and humanity, in dispensing it gratottou.ly ten tin suffering friend+, neighbours, and acquaintance, for having now offered it (Or priblic sale, at a price which will preelnit. but fir.. :r u e s purchasing, and for his benevolent intention of continuing to din,;.-lie it gratuitoasly to those who cannot afford to hey, ii justly entitled to the thanks of the Public. E Attic Esq. Gt. George-st Mr. Lloyd, Marsham-street, W 111 akernore, Ep.Muswetl Westminster Hill Mr.. Matthews, Sonthlitreet, F. Bbkemore, Esq. Lower Alantheste-r-square Rosak•street T.P. Mayhew, Esq. L.Mcign's .l. E. Genii, Esq Sat kvi"le st inn Billittp, Esq. Bank of W. Mullins, Esq. Bank of England England Mr. Rennianti. A them itle rt. . Osmond, Esq. B 't of Eng- Mr. Bowen, Hand court, Hui- land born T. Palethorpe, Esq Each,- Mr. Boyne, Penton-place, quer 80. W. C. Payne, Esq. rarliArneat 11. Rlunt, Esq. Green', row, Office Chelsea T. Ittddish, Eng Cariterbury- Mr. Brown, Hampstead row, Kenningten Mrs. Clark,Church-row, New- W. Rickards, Esq. Convey inguin I sneer , Heath-place, Hackti. G. Collin*, Esq Bank nf Eng. Mr. Routledge, Joliii.stteret, T Cottsm, Esq. Pimlico Kine's-road t;. Gibba, Esq. Lay ton, Ewa .1. Seeley, Esq. Burr street, J Gimitighant, Esq. Newingt. Aldgsie J Ginsinglum, jun. Esq. Ex J. Sewell, Esq. Brampton chequer A. Simpson, Em. Chief CA- A. Honey, Esq Newington, shier Offi.:e, Bank Sorry C. Smith, Esq. Kennington- Mr. Houghton, 96, High lint. Cross born W. Smith, Esq. Wuttanes. Mr. Howell, Garraway'sC. H. buildings, Old-street W. 0. Humphrey, Esq. Ex • • R. F Sutt, Esq. Dulwich chequer - J. Wadman, Esq. Receipt of Mr. Jackson, Rad Lion-pas- Exchequer sage, Red Lints .square S.Wilde, Esq. New Palace- Mrs. JIMIIC4. Hampstead . Yard J. R. LaGrange, Esq. k:xelte. J. E Esq Rrolooton quer R. Willis, . Bunko( Eng- Mr. Lee, Hampstead I sq land T. Longman, Esti Bank of I J. White, Esq. Vf alimrth England Mrs.Wnodwanl, Hampstead " Mr Molten !respectfully informs those eh, Ma. b. ttillpo,,ll to try the healing powers of his sovereign Ret:,rrtt , th,t, r more general moo omidetion, it may be had in ni.ttlies, Sere.' Shillings, Stamp melodist, at his Son's, R. Madden s No 14, Gioocester street, Queen-square, Blonnsbui•v; where also those who am ()beets of Charity easy apply, and b.: sup. ---.ll3:ittwead, le January. tY.# It sae most effectual Remedy in the stooping