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,\ ° J • • I - 'g...- . . - l' • :h rittot I'd DER 17,14 Ei2 THE BENEFIT Of SSELL.MR. RAYMOND AND M R itipaCTRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRF.SEN f EVENING, June 17, Their Maievit'c servant• aril art the Comely of THE WAY TO GE!' .MARRIED. ( N -ver &Del at this Theatre.) ty r r t ir, Mr Russell; Toby Allspic., Mr. Cherry; Capt. !'ir r, Mr. Ramo:sad. Julia Faulkner, Miss Duncan. Di r• Wang writ dna the favourite Song of Little Taff. 1 ,„, : . A r t a which an' Irish Drverti memo, computed by Mr. j rm ., called THE WAKE; or, All Alive at Donny Brorrk F3,—.l.l.lticlt Mr Btrne, Master Oscar Byrne, and Mro. p a rr, will drone an Irish Lilt. In tke course of the Evening Motet WICLEY, a child only four years and a half old, srAl rearm several Pieces of Military Mts . ,: on the Bugle horn . To which will be added the Farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILI). Old Pizklr., Mr. Spark. ; -I.ittle Pickle Mit Fisher; Tagg, Mr. Rayina.d Mies Pickle, Mrs. Sparlts. aztsand Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Russell, ya r , Q t lettl Ann-street, East ; and of Mr. Fuebrook, at the its* ONee, m Lirtle greet. FOR THE Iti.I4I O .FIT OF THE WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. CHARLES MACKLIN• nig aTtIE•ROYAL, COVENT•GARDER. fiSINS PRESENT EVENING, June 17, will w perfarmed the Comedy we ' THE WONDER. Don Lopes. Mr. Murray; Don Fe!ix, Mr. Keroble ; Don ?Mir, Mr. Weir; Colonel Briton, Mr. Hargrave ; Fre derick, Mr. amintun; Vented, Mr. Davenport; Gibbv, Mr S. irk'; 1.64 , 40. Mr. Farley. Isabella, Mal Minot; Volure, Mn Jordan; Flora, Ws. Mattocks. Vol of Act IV. "0 thou that leaist me half a heart ," and it Jae end of Act V. 0. A. Stevens's celebrated Descrytion of a Sis al , will be sone by Mr. Incledon. T which will be *Mot LOVE-A-LA-MODE. Tr .krehr Mscine on, Mr Cooke; Sir Callaghan 0137.1- ; T au, Mr. Johnstone ; Sir Theodore Goodchitd, Sir. Daven- F on ; 'Squire Groom, id e. Farley ; Beau Mordecai, Mr. Sim won. Charlotte, Min Mmriot. Trion to be h-ol of the Widow Macklin, No. 4, Tairistock ow, Gorden ; and of Mr. Baer don, at the Box Office, fla-i-Tret, where Veers may be taken. THEATRE ROYAA,_HA's MARKET. /PHIi PRESENT EVENING. June 17, wi ll I presea ate. Plav in p2Vas_set_a, called THE MOUNTAINEFRS. Octavian, Mi !Aston. Agnes, Miss Met. To which will ►e &Med A MOGUL TALE; 0 , , TIE DESCENT OF T/IE BALLOON. Wsdnosiay, by command of Their Majesti,s, John 1104 with Raieiii the Wi id. ►OSITIVELY THE I.4sr WEEK OF HARLEQUIN AND VIE TALKING HIP D. NITA= THP.ATRE. SADLERS WELLS, ender the Putt mar of His Roval 14 , gener. the Duke of CL AR ENCF. TrHl3 PRESENT MONDAY, JUNE 17, and 1 Five f &owing Ereint.gs, will be presented, a New Donee (templed h? Mr. (.r.mald , ), ealted*FUN and PHYSIC. The Young Co.nic Rearms will sing " Knowing Jur," sad w Tensing slang the Rued." The favourite Comic Patitoniime, called 11 kftLEQUIN.nd TALKING RIM), w;il also he pert - weed (positively foe t.. • which spill be ealtiimed the Wonderful 6E4 S.4,AA music. 'Thu VrAestaiwitatews to conclude with a Grand Calednniin R 0171.1(4CP, airier! AN BR ATACH ; or, 'THE WATER SVECTR E.. The klueie coinpnled in the ancieel Scottish stele. t r NT% Re-ve. The tice.ery, cons ging of Views - pi the I11•-io,41 Conchultitg with Ponies Came, and R al Water. The Pantomime 4.1n-Drereetie Retrainee, the pred Col et Mr. C. Llithicl, ; the Seewe , y epugnwa by M r . Anirews, and eaxutrd by him with APIA.III/4. BELVIDERE COFFEE.HOUSE AND TEA-GARDEN, PENI'ONVILLE. R'Pp BLUNT (from Fleet-stteet), having taken the ahore.naritioned Place, anti tithed it up in • elle be titers himself wili give general .atistactinn, takes the liberty 1.. inform Lis Friends and the Public, that he has laid hi a canc:dera'ale quantity of Foreign Wines and Spirits of the first with an assortoirnt of rich Cordials and Compoiinds, o!emse &anon, n,111.1.r, Nottingham, FAinhurgh, Dorelies. And Wiltslitto 13.ittled Ale., with Brown Stout and Porter, in high pmfictinn. From the well known situation of the Hao", for vloasantnn , . and the superior conveniences for the leerimmedatinn of taw nr email companies to dine, with the wletino of an etwellent Trap-ball and Dutch-pin Ground, the Frha•sor doubts hint, but by a strict attention to those •hs rest brow him with their comininds„• and a determination to a t upon fair and einit.itile principles, he will mein their fm tare firnur; --Gentl-nt m desirous of sleepinz Apaarments hltv be se.nitrn•eitred with estranertriartly raid Beck and '.niter requisite on reasonable Tennis. An Ordinary eraiy hundAy at Two &Clock. aStiTONABLE DANCING, bT Mr. AL- I: LEN, Privately 'alight to LADIES and GENTLEMEN of 2,1,01 e. who have nmrze learned that amain plishm vat. or net In ItnitreVel M*lfia style, at No. 19, Shztroil street, tioltlenv . Nt lit, litreat Alto-street. matlntasfa-h...1.1s and roet meet. They are taught on Plane ;.. 'el/Inns:A fni• those to whom it is an olviers to arlitire it er:sately, and in the Not style of fashion. i0 . "41 0, r5. (Merl, and.Couotry Residents, who may wish 1.. in a fee days, may board and lodge privately mu that 4•A i.keeiva constant lincruction. ift"l'x•s're Schwa'. turf Faini,liet nest Town reviled, at -1"14..4.a,a tnistrurtril in every requisite of Modern 'Nom'. N•n• Mr. Urals istietarl lay Messrs. TOnilltlSOrl and Adanis. QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA 'PERM —The and Gitatry are respeCtfully in te=nd, Ihtse cM,..l.ated Pero...es ermthue on Sale at 2.i 9.1 .11.141. G-I. per }t 4214.. as ormil, of the most approved Qoali s, Sisal and Meser's, Lavender Water Merchants to liter littSv l Milanese the Princess at Wales. N'.. 15, C.Ciariaa- E.Etel,tittansl. Fron. the great demand. made by Merchant., of Ship., and others for thei. am les to ..s,aot, they V-, may be supphed fmm the r extensive St , ck,yr.th irna, sae to 100 Groce at Two Days notice, and 1.0 Lie Irwest Tr.ce, FT thettruce only, is 28s per (Mien ; the I *' 2S. ; the 11,11 r? Wes r, .11s. T. Meyci's celebrated li •Ll. a e ...hi is at 2 , . the Roc, or 11. per Dozen, ' ' '' 3l ‘ I . lence of which is too well known to 'tee la re... Petition. remit, ...ling in ere Count:Y, may have any quanta!, cf 14 ' ,. ..1. , 1*•111 them, by remitting a Nute Jr order (or Payment JANE TAYLOR, aged thirty-fbur, broke out, tom yc.m ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It con- Nowt t.,n,aditte, till it attietd about the knee. Its beg aP 'Penance vac a rAtatris of an eatreine high cutout much heat, awl a toenteuting itching, which destroyed het elev. At this ichi , r till water was docharged t her its stet:Ping so as peer -':t her moving freely about Potiltile, and various ap- Vie , rams were tried w.tli wag effect. She then, by recenna semi mon teanletol to take Spikbsry's Patent Ant scorbutic Inu r". S ' ho perwievted tot ma munths, when she became eii tietiv JANE TAYLOR. IG, Upper C'ev,r:ild street. JAMES TAYLOR ttr. spi'atm- e is not arentintelk ftr any twain, 145. V'e " ity the Kinfs Patent^ are iiiserr•d et length het shekel of din cimns, bottle, and wm.i:ter t the s tamp ato i 4 K.n4% duty ) ti rintrd r, black a i.tatead of li.tt• wilt - :oa. end Ilia. dots included. MONDAY, JUNE t 7 ,. tBO5 AMEMBER of the Royal College of SEM GEONS, in full and mot resretable Praftice, wigbos to take an APPRENTICE. A handrame Premium will b' required. as he will be heated with every attention ac one of the family. Application to be made at No 337, Strand. AYOUNG MAN of good Conneetinns whn is desirous of entering into. the 3t..K)KSELLING LINE, wishes In entire with a respeasble Ronicieller, to acquire a sufficient knowledge of the business. An adequate Premium will be given. Direct to J. 6 at Hope and Mitre Talent, Mitre Court, Fleet 'Peet. VICTUALUNO-OFFICE, icily 11, 1803. riCHE COMMISSIONERS for via. ifi n . lilt Mnjesty's Nary do herell g ive Moire, That as MON- Den' next, eke 19th Inetant, they will he rondo to rewrite Tenders in Writnar (sealed op), awl treat for owh zlarenitities of IRISH near and PORK, in Mail Princhernie,Tierree, and Morph, os the titre:tire Jlerchem•s sod Leaders therein shall think rotor to oiler; to be of the hot ; eared in the Ida SCOW. ; to he obliimed in the spare rf Two Months, into His Majesty's ietantline Stores at Itepttord, Portinsinah, and Plynsoath, in each Pr.rport✓ntt at shalt hereafter it. dete neon; and to he pild for by hills, payn4fe, kith Interco, Ninety Onto otter Date The Conditions of the Cintract stay be ken at the Secretary's 9flre. Nn revert tuitl he kwd to my Tender in winch the Price oho!! ROI be inserted in words at ien.tils, or that shad not he delivered to the Hoard be(a•e One o'Clock on the sae I 91nadi j nett, the 17th Instant, nor unkhe the Parma who makes the Tender, or some Period on his baholf, intend,, mower when eatic,t rllO BE SOLD, a L:ght, Fashionable, New I POST ell Nmor, w'tti itarow•h S • con Boot, bung with horizontal springs, painted yellow, richly lined troth silk Isar, sq u abs, Vanetian blinds, .t.c watt adapted brr town or country, and wilt be sold on very adsantspons t•rnis, and warranted by the astir.—To be seen at No. 4, New Casoodisli.strect, Portland-plate. nONAPARTE having shut the Ports of France LA and Holland. and forbid any Article, manufactured in Great Riitain, entering hit usurped Dominions, this additional Expense of emireying CAMBRICS to this Country haring hecome revs great, of course wall cause an immediate and un precedented 1114 . 10 that Article; Lad ew are, there. ire, re spectably invited to an early iii.pe•tion of FRENCH CAM. BRICS, of the most beautiful Texture, which are SePina by Gee Piece , on vary adiranrageousTrrins, at J. and J. PATIMIT's Family Linen and Muslim Warehouse, No. 13, Mary-lai bonne-street, Pieradilly. NOVELTIES IN DRESS. ROBINSON, No. 12, H E NRIE [TA-STREET, covEN F GARDEN, begs leave to announce totadies of Fashion, that he has just finished a variety of entirely new devices to has so touch admired figured Italian SAfilbell. with manv other novelties in his rich Lustres and Italia.. ; articles composed of Elk and wonted, and which hove the perks:lion of never tumbling; and, in addition to Ilis gold, si!ver, suit plain Imperial Nett ' Opera Nets, &c. &e. many new productions for Ha ll presse s, wheel., he &tulles ma, will be prottouneed equally elegant with the novelties lie has here tofore intrixhiced. N B P tr. m.,lla!attentini to Family Nfnuminft... lmat. CONSPICUOUS DVANTAC;E. GIBBONS. Woollen Draper and Tailor, 183, FI.EF.T STREET, near St Dun tatis Church, sup ph, Gentlemen vita Apparel, , na le to measure, of th e be.t Materials, fir,t Fashion, and Workinanalti,), at the following prices, for re.tdr Msney only : L. a. Serrind CMOs Caul . . . 1 IS Superfine ditto . . 1 IR Verr best superfin e ditto . . . 2 IR D.tys Cassi mere Leeches Coed tl tin Dino double twilled And every other article in the above Brandhs proportion ably The qu4iitin are warranted the very best, and the advan tages tu the pu'alie are accounted fur, by every •itcla being bought ands dd f n r .4dy money. THE REFUGE FOR THE DIkSTI TIME. PIiSINaNT, Hie Royal Highness the Doke of . YORK. JOINT TILA+UItIE/14, Rev. E. W. wHrrAKett, and E. FORSTER, Jun. Esq. AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL. COURT of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITU TION will be holden on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 19th Instant, at Tao ,'Clock precisely, at St. Paul's Cotfoe-houso, St. Nur.; Church-yard, in &der to receive the Report of the Sub-Committee, respefling the short Account of the Institu tion, with thd propose - a Rule and Regulations; which Re port belt: approved of by the Committee, is recommended fir the app•obation and confirmation of the General Court, and on other Affairs. The Committee are requested to meet at One e'Clock precisely. 19th June, 180. JOHN GRIN DLAY, Secretary. OLD WINE AND OLD SPIRITS. SPEN CiitaacPER KINS.IIS, Nc w g a te k, street, Wine and Stately M.rrhants, hare for nsteen years meliorated Wine in Vat , , contairiirg tom 2 to 4,000 gallons. by which morte, and their infle , :ihle intneity insetting their Wine genuine, the reputation of it, for its line devour, end cordial guelity, has been lung egret:Flatted, one been s.iught after, boats by the e.innoitleort and tie infirm; notwith %tan hug the various duties laid on, they have always kept a stork of 15,0001. value, to severe a succession of Old %Vine, wed knowing title, though there is no liquor so wholssonse as Old Genuine Wipe, titere is nothing so perrt.cioAs to the con stitution as Yining Wine. Br this stock they are enablel to keep Wine to g.eat age y have also a very large stock of Old and superior Spirit•, treated in tile same mariner, by being meliorates' in Vatt —Not leas than a dozen of Wine, or two 'Vous of Spints, gent to any part of the Lieu, fres of OR pence. LI STONE and CO. No. 134, 01P:int-Street, I.' . Manufictur is of Double Block 'Pin Cooking Utensils, b g ler, to unieem the Publis, that they have eery mu. h im• proved I iltYke Ait.rles. obtch render them the ehe tie it arid eleanliew tornittne now in use. The following l'st forms a act, wi i .h will bg kept its repair at ail rimes fit Two Guir.tras a year: I Tea Kettle . . 0 6 6 Breed Goner . . 0 1 6 Coffee Pot . . . 0 3 6 Fleur ot Pcpp.r 831 0 1 6 Ctioco are Pot a Mill o 4 6 Ciserer 'roaster . 0 4 6 Set of Sail...pans . 1 4 A Virippirg Pap &Raster° T 6 I Set of Stewitins . 1 3 0 Skimmer 3c Latle .0 3 6 Two SlOlll 1 ) .11 . 016 0 Set of Skewers . 0 2 6 F... 11 Kettle . . 016 6 2 Seolope,Tind. Roe 0 2 6 Tgrait ditto . . 0 111 6i t Tart, 6 Pane Pain 0 4 6 Floylonoc Pot . 0 16 6 1/fitt.h 0,41 . . 0 6 6 Frying P.m it Grirritouo 6 6 & Be 4 Pot • 4 6 6 Tale, 1 Egi Spoono 4 6 Slide & Gravy See.ii 0 3 6 L. 9 9 0 Spiel 11.,x & Gratcr 0 ♦ 6 They have tike ire a large a tea un;P, and a fincst•ciof ,ortment Of fashionable brimmed table knives and forks. Also r lets. A liberal price allowed tcha,igc. slower and warm hrth.. to sell or old urns, and obi doves in COW-PDX._ NAT HETHER Publiceeridtility has been hurried into a dant-roue error, by ingrafting the Disease of a Beast into the Human Frame, is a question now warmly ni tatel by Medical Di voitants. Numerous and deplorable cases, subsequent to Its Inoculation, have heen brought to Frith. strewt; such as diseased eyes, ulcerated arias with tendencies t. mortifieatirm, an inveterate and int•ilerable kind of itch, large acrid postiles, and turnouts .itit scrofulous native. For these evils, Mercury is intr.eluced into the system—the worst of all medical evils, because it is introduced smiler false pretences. It is now well and generally known, that the VEGETABLE SYRUP of DP. VELMOS is the only Medicine which cer tainly and safely eradicates the scrofulous vireo, by whatever cause it may be excited and produced ; and which, instead of debilitating and injuring, always improves the constitution and general health. Mr. S AfAINIS sN may be vanished daily, fmm Ten till Two, at No. St, Frith west, SA.; where the Medicine is prepared and sold at 11s. per bottle. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. ..... ...... _ Teri Thousand Volumes (exclusive of Duplicates), comprising. the 1110 A T 41,141116 and nuvlei fl In I Irrwy, gin graphy, Voyages, Travel., Plays, Poetry, Noveli, and Ro mancm Miscellanies, itc. CIRCCLITING LIBRARY, No. 14, Tavidock-street, Covent-Garden. CREIGIITON respectfully informs his Friends air . and the Public, that he has now completed the arrange• ment of that valuable and estensive I.IBRARY, late Mr. JANIES 11F.NDRAStnd's, in such a manner as to obviate disappointment with all pros..bie certainty, and to accommodate his Readers with the oticioit promptitude. Tile Library com prises a s.leetion of the must valuable Works, antient and modern ; and has latzly been augmented by the additioo of nearly Thies Thousand Volume,, principally mud, rn, by the moat anproved Authors, and Additions air Daily made of Books of rispectability, on the 13.7 of Publication. No ex pence shall be spared to render this Library fully deserving of public approlsanou, J Creighton assures those who may pies re to henniir hlm with their commands, that the most scrupulous attention shall be paid, to give uniseisalsatisfadion. Cards of the Terms, and Catalogues, may be had at the Li brary, sv‘tern attendancn is given frets Wu is She Moru mug till Eight in tlima Evening. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY. BRITISH INS lITUTiON, FOR PROMOTING THE FINE ARTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. AT a MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS of Fifty Guineas, or upwards, held at the Thateved House Tavern. the 11th of June., 1505—Present, The Earl of DARTMOUTH in the Chair. --- The Marquis of Aberrorn Thomas Hope, Esq. Sir Francis Baring, Rart. M P tr,re Viscount Lowther Sir George Beaumont, (Uri. FAw. L. Lowden, Esq. M. P. Thomas Bernard, Esq. Samuel Lysems, Esq. Rt. lion. Isaac Cory, M. P. Philip Metafe, Esq. M. P. Lord De Hunstanville William Mnr!and, Esq. M P. Charles ()nymph", Esq. MP. Lord Somerville John 11 , 4gertnn, Esq. Witi:ena gnevth, Esn. M. T. WithlNT Pura. 4i, E. M.P. Ricnard Troward, Esq. Sor Abraham Hume, Bart. Caleb Whitefourrt, Esq. Henry Hope, Esq The Miuures of the Seleft Committe , held the Bth instant were resd and confirmed. The regulations proposed by the Side& Committee were se. 'wall• read by the Chairman and ►ppeased, mid ordered to stand as tbere:tilations of the institution. The following Re-olutions were then unsniomosly passed: That the Earl of Dartmouth be desired to wait on the Prince of Wales, and to request that Ilk Royal Highness will du the Institution the hottour of accepting the tiltUltiOil of V me ratmn._ _ . .. That the Fad of Dartmouth, Lord Viscount Lewther , Rieht lhutour.Jte Charles Lone Sir George Beaumont, Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. Sir Lone, Baring, Bart. William Smith, Esq. Thomas Hope, Esq. and Thomas Bernard, Esq be a Select Committee to manage the coocerna of the Institu tion, until a Committee of Directors shall be elected by the Governors, at a Meeting to be suisialooed for that purpose. That the Select Committee be in the interim vested with stool 'ind the same powers as are given by the Eye Laws to the Committee of Directors and .be authorised to add to their Committee the names Of any Governors who will be abl , i to give their attendance and attention to the affairs of the Insti tution during the recess. That a moiety of the Subscriptions of Fifty Gaines• or up wards be raid within two months from the 4th of Juno to. leant, and the other moiety within six uumtlis from the said 4th of dime. That Mr. ..Worland be requested to act as Treasurer of the Institution, until a Treasurer shall be elected by the Governors, at a Meeting to be summoned for that purpose, and in the mean time to employ a person to collect Sub.criptiona. That Mr. Bernard be requested to wit as Secretary of the In stitution, until a Committee of Directors be elected, and that he be requested to engage an itiuistant Secretary, to send out the summonses, and copy the minutes and other papers. That the Select Committee be authorised to purchase, hire, or engigs, a proper place ror the Exnibition, in case they shall he able to obtain one which they may think compatible with the funds and means of the Institution. That the Earl of Dartmouth be requesv.d to summon a Meeting of the Governors, fur the purpose of electing the Committees of Directors and Visitors aed receivioe a Re. port as to the local situation of the institution, as soon as be shall think it expedient. That the Regulations and the List of Sobscribers be printed, and sent round to the Governors and other Subscribers, and to such other persons as the Select Committee may direct. DARTMOUTH, Chairman. Subscription.' received at the folowinic Ranims i—Mesare Owns and Co.; Mews. Down, Thornton, and Cu.; Messrs. Goaling‘ ' Shop, and Co ; Mess's. HAmmersters and Co.; Messrs. Metres; Messrs Pr/eds. Digby, and Cu.; Messrs. Ransom, hitortaod, and Co. T(► TUE LADIES, PATENT TELIMA CORSETS.-MILLS, Junior, present. his grateful Thanks to the Nobility and Gentry ' who so flatteringly, have honoured his invention, and stimulated hi. exertions to every improving enterprise. The TELIMA then reigns, and pots forth a n-se display of Taste and Elegance, ever pliantly e‘cumg and retaining the Gtt Ac'EFLII.NESS of THE FORM. It guides on principles of Nature the Freedom of Deportment, Ming op continually to the perfection of Movement acid Art tud, and thus is proves an eaNy cot team of any grow mg unclaforntity to genteel appearance. It n not too much to assert, that the concord of art with nature, even in Drees, is Grundy' en the classic principle" of " THE SUBLIME AND BEAUTIFUL and, ri this 11,;M, accurate myrrh:436ms has brought the TELIMA to defin.tire perfection. This fully accuunts fur its fashionable lead, un bouridell vogue, and the fervid demand for it. Influenced by motives of equity, the Inventor likewise declares that, out vying what has been held out at two or three guinea', its at • must price (even fur the largest cis) is only Tway Shillings Females alt ad the tr• h:g no. MILLS, Jun. 91 and 34, Holywelhetreet, Stra:ll, and no other cormecti.m. It is reapctlfully mentioned, that it is the invariable gals at this /11:211111110t to ICP.I out pods ton wa. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Juni, tsos. PERSONS, Oboe Annual Premium. fat! due Dv 1 the 24th inst. are hereby infereeed, that A ileceiute are now reedy to be delivered at the Coneys We Itßirr,, OVER THE ROYAL EXCHANGE, and in PALL MALI., as reel, re by the w rripectteekews i,. the CoOslittel and the Parties ..-lettored are no / ne t ted to apply for the Teacake! of thus Polieus a. ar before the 9th of July melt, as the Ylael Itfteeto Days ollawolfur Payoneou,loyota the Date Weach Poliey,wilt then eepire. SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. •.* Atterdanee is gine% dub', at the sod When, for the Automate of Baddiar, G;tods, hire haselige, and MO an Har bour, iet Pork, ise stink Building, from Inv or Datttage by Fire ; and oho fir the 41141APSACC of, and grantehg Atonuit es on, Lives. N. B. Rue Palettes rill he Waste', free of Elpence, to the 4:b rowse, where the demist hessian aig.tnts to fit. yr upwards (Tire filXl,Kwicp. VAUXHALL SONGS, Published by Oemonti and Co. 21i. Chean4i4 I'LL LEAVE MY HEART WI"THEE., 1 The Vir , nlB by a Lady —2. One Halt of the World don't know bow f..ther Isisotara.-4. tle Smits kircaldy Poluneso, Thro' c: r rac. —7. Emmy 'governs a'.l—b. Can'st thou Lou. me, V( 4 , ? —9. Tho British Volunteey.-10. In Fairy's lien a: Cssinonet —ll. Vanity Hall.-12. The Tuit,folllnd. EW MUSIC.--Printed and Sold by ROWL'. BIRCHALL, No. 133, Now nowt street ...Cramer's celebrated Duet, performed by Mn. Millington And Mr C-a-r , mer, st the King's Tneatre, Haymarket, fur two Performers on one Piano forte, op. Si, price 6s ; Dr. Crotch'. fivourde Comore. for the Organ, performed by the Author, at Mr. Bartlernan's Concert, Hanover-square, price br ; a grand Sonata for the Pianoforte, with an Accuinpaqiiiient 1- ir a Vio lin, comp set by Heah . .rven, op. 47, price )1.; th; favourite B a ilee of La Balk Laitiese, composed and arraave fur the Pianoforte, with a Harp Are.ini:nnimler, ad libitum, ov D. Steibek, price 164 6 ; a Duet for Two P 'dormers, i,n the Piano Forte, by Lyon, op. 7, price 2s. W.; Foreart's 12 Re 'lrea•• tioos tar dame, iderilizated to the Fineries Charlotte of Woke, op. 36, price 7s. 61.; ditto, arranged Cu,- the Harp mod forte, price 7s. Gd; a Sixth Doe for ditto, dedicatee v. Miss Johnstone, by ditto, 6a.; Six Ita:ren Tfais, will airiActompa niment for the Pianoforte, by Signor Lanza, pr - .4 1 F15. and tire favourite Songs, Mitts, and from, in the Operaect Eunle,. id La Clemenza iG Scipione. FISHFRWICK PARK, AND ESTAYKS. TIIE PUBLIC are respeCtfully informed that these very valuOlo ESTAIKS, situate near Lichfield, in the Cuuoty of Stafford, wilt be toll BY Pitl VA rt.: CON. TRACT, in I.ots. The Superb Mansinn Home, and Off.ces, with the Park, P:a:.tath.n.., Lakes, Keestire Grounds, Arid Garden., with the M..nors of Fisherwiek., floron elf!nherford,eWig gintion, one.thi'd of the Manor of i.ackiiighni, and the at the Rome. Tam.. ; arid also the Elfrod and Cein bertord Milli, the Stubby, Ley% and ILdiusute Fara'', with the Buildings and P.sefkick , , Lleme , ne„ Land, and every o th er reluigite afionling inspo.Loce and comfort to the Proprietor of this atagnificent estebli,hibent, win be euatpre heisted in one Lot. Tne Ho; Y:it I !Aye' W4o.i, with the Tube, Trots awl Underwood gr,wing thereon, together with the Ledge tiriese And OrDtel and th small reneraent.ll.id reetietn,tn the enure of W e an Clcwle!, adjoining t *Ol be cemprretd n another Lot. • The Ildl Firre.;,11..d11•••6, , d, Whitimeton, and the small detach.- ...mad Estates, will Da s.,IJ scimratel; in Lot.. N.B. PartacuLtrs surd sprettirstiqus are p-epatittg fur ettiii- OUllna• To treat by PrltateContran (err the purzheve rrf the Finites, either as an !Moiety or in LJts, apply to Mr. James, Land A cent, No. 14, Carey str-e., Lincoln's lon, 1.. ILiOLI; or at Weil,hern near Stratford m, Avon, %Vara ‘clf bits-, at whom offices tickets may be had vizir the Mausio t atri Estate., by persons desirous of Oncoming ourchie...--; thereof ; also at the offiers of Mr. )Surett. Kin: Arms, atanthe4.4.; Mr Hiinklel, Lichfield ; Mr. Redraft, learoniali.sm ; Messrs Colitis and Keene ' Steal and at hinsrs Fearer, Co. and Freres, I.incotn's Inn • and Mama Wake and Whit Essex-street, Stiand,Londs. FURNISHING HCOUSh Several excellent and new I•ventions an the Articles nl tare, three Ladles and Gentlemen Who wie.h t exou sge the Oriental House and real Proprietor ofthe Patents, pima,* to be panic...sr as to the Alamo. RU FLER's WA I'.E-ROOMS and MA N 1.7.• FACTORY, No. 15 and 14, Catherine street A large a:sortment ot A: tides of true r.evi est, neatest, and most M-enu. meal Fashions, of well-seas...ten matches, excellent work. manship, with several improvements. PUTLER respedfullv Hies on the gust! diteernrnent et the Public, that Cley wi I tee th , ...1 , z4 th, paltry device, and in; n ratios opuored to hint a... 1 counterfekieg tits irtielre It is wel known that Better has two Patents, one for ?Attlee apd the other fur Bedsteads; the principle of tits first is s;mlleatle to almot all kinds of tables, and is saiswed V. ire a tp.at im provement; it ten lers them mom convenient for houses, awl much more purmhle. The vrin.. , ple of the other is applic to most trials of Bedinseti, as four post, tent. sofa. and chair beds, which laner are siogularly useful in skknees, and earl, when shut op, makes a handsrrnie piece of furniture for a site slug room,dressing room, &c. The bur port and tent b-sis . go together in all parts wall brass, arid are Axed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails to the tonitere, and are very portable. Pati•cular kiods of the ,hove, adapted fix. Gentle net of the Army and Navy, and Hut Climate', also portab'e Chairs, he. BUTLER'. Patent Menuralurst have been graeinosly patronised be the King, 14.ieert, end Rt.ytl Fundy, and ho. 'inured by orders from number of the Nohdity and Gino". awl hare b.ten highly Reproved of in the Eaat and West lef.es ; the merit of the .‘rticles has thus met with favourable eiicovege. meld, and for which he returns `careful seknovileilimelas, sad cannot but notice the kMa offices of some ethers, who fix op large sign bonds, with Butler's name ius...tabed, rusty help also to promote his business; or, slfould it tic dosiened otherwise, he begs to rept...sent, that he continues ( notwith standing the attempts te mister', the ;mbar; to manufacurn and sail hissu:icrior Four post and ether. Beds, excelleut Dining Tables, and Cabinet A•tirles as above, n a m e ly, Cathe rine . street, eight door: from the Strand, a brick front house, where he has constiull.td several tools and machines for working the same, and has otherwise been at considerable ...pence to being them to that utility and degree of perfedlim at which they now are. At the time place may he bad every atticle for completely Furrithine Horses. N. B. For 6xpotation. r I liiE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S 1 ANTIBILIOUS DEOBsTRuENT PILLS —The are requestei to observe, that u the peat benefit to bode rived front the above Patent Medicine depends on the rills being genuine, Hia Majesty's Hon. Cornodmionie of the Stimp Duties hare been pleased to grant lii the Rev. Wm.. Barclay, the tole Inieoter and Patriotic of the Auttinlious De4,bstruent Pills, the name of "The Res. WiP.i.int Barclay, Statfoot.itreet, Old Bonil.street," to Iv, engrase... on a s:see :tamp, wh.ch stamp ts affix, l to each box, ail others are coon. tenet ; £ll any peiso.s 'audio* the sant* w,ii ba proseeutiq with the 'Amen severity if the law. Tney liar! been wed with success by taany thousants ; amongst whom he has the honour to rank the following rlntingoisked peosmares, sit.— Ills Grate the Archbishop of Cantetb6ry—The Lord Soho? of Bath sal Wells—Sir Joh.' liwnrwuni, Bert. M.P. for Ho anon—Sit Lit.hin, tint, Bait. 114 P. int i'cierro.er. Anson ; Cse M.P. Litzithited.—Jaines Am! gtt, EM. M.P. foe Southampton--Cecil Forrester, Esq. M. P. for Wenlee—Ni. sholutheallretl,Kkl•M•r. Cni ile,t6,frt.....Edmvpdit;whm, Sew - d , roli Hasnine.dee, Esti P.. 41- mall—G W. I)wites, Lao. Priest. bet:alit, tothe Arehbish.p of Canteiburr—the Re*. Mr. Iliinock, Liimirrait to the Ari.h. bishop. The A4s dinars are sad at Mr. Kerby s, Suithrd. street, Old Bawl street..-Mr. Strattoo, Perfumer, Leiemter elnaire--Mr Forbes, Chemist, Verity.. (late Saner and Cn ) ...Mews. !Lent and Co. Ott.Ordattroot.....Mt. 044.nii, R o y a l Esetrana•-.Mr Michell, Medical Re-memory, Long-sere Mr. Eitirads, No. Jx4, Ho:Own—and Sit B•at'uf, No. 4, Chimpoiiha, comer of Paternoster-row. Where rota atter he had, the following tmly valuable Medicines whose hippy effete in then several eases have procure.l the tmot thqtalt ,, tahel Ps' trunago :-.-The Rev. Wm Rerclay's Sosprific for the sure and siteetly relief 41 the Gout; 111.1 Sttlycnt fat the Care Sim. ; ha Volatee Nervous Cordial Drop, ant his Vnistle Otis. Ei3gWOCII:.OII tot the cure of the Go it. Rheumatism, to ill which Medicines, to la 4 genuine, must oast the *tog* et, a .torolt. .S ~~. • . . n?. rill •5e •i4a the ITfl. had mpt Ulu )o. gm- oak r Itel fi: u evri i,;' , :e .:e rhoit Ind I:P&p from mtri• IMSA. a into :h the 144 - T v. gives redo in Its ond quart ! 4 4 ' 4 Y it " or Oil, pionOs