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• *, t :11111\ruttob rtf,_Ja • 4 , At_ .• .1t Lig i .~ I 1-64.** 4.440 .1 " . "" -4pww_l L_ • THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1804. NUMBER 421 ~:x~• ~: i,~ ' •`~ Fm the BENEFIT of 11 F.:DOWTON• ROYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. By Command and under the Patronage of THEIR MAJESTIES, Directed by The Earl FORTESCUE, Honorary President. Honorary Vice Presidents. The Earl of CHES'PERFIELD, The Earl of DARTMOUII, The Earl of UXBRIDGE, The Earl of DARNLEY. The Earl of WILTON, Lord Viscount FITZWILLI AM, Will be performed, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th, 1404, At the NEW ROOMS, HANOV ER SQUARE, THE. SACRED ORATORIO of THE MES SIAH, by G. F. HANDEI.. The Principal Vocal Parts by Mrs. BILLINGTON, Miss CROSBY, Master KELLNER, Master PRICE, and Mt:TENNANT.' Mr. HARRISON, Mr. NIELD, Mr. W, KNYVETT, Mr. SALE, Mr. GORE, Mr. GOSS, Mr. ELLIOTT, and BARTLEMAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. CR A%I R Conductor, M. GREATOREJL Tickets, admitting to gee Relteamel end Perfbentancea One Gulp. a, and n, more will be isseerf that, the Room will hold. The Profits will be applied to the deitressed Families of the Royal Society of Muswians. No Money will be taken at the Door. Books of the Performance with a correct List of the Sub. gathers, to be had at the C oncert Room, Price One Shilling only. The Rehearsal will be at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, an Mon. day, May 2s, and the Doors will be opened for the Ps-diem :nice on Wednesday, the 10t11, at Half-put Six, and the C , :n• cart begin precisely at 1-I.lfipast Seven o'clock in the Evening. N.B. Refreshments between the Ate.. The Entrance to the Rogan will be at the Duor in the Square, and to set down and take up with the Horses' Deeds toward Great George , areet, the Door in Hatiover.street, being solely appropriated to Their Majesties and Suite. Tickets are now tHiveroni at IL:stairs Music Shop, No. 115, New hood-street VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Antic. 24, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS A r l'ia ra lli ng Hi s Majesty , Naby do hereby glee Notice, that on TUESD,H . the 2dd of May wit, they wilt be ready to receive Tendril in l'ritem)! (seminal up), end treat for Fire Hundred Tans o f Ly tningtan or Newcastle Solt, or Salt of equal goedsten ; ohd Four Iluni.ed Tons .y* Loglish 84, Solt, of the 1 lawce• Groin, et which the Persons who wake the Tenders are to produce Samples; to be delivered into His Polety's Stores at Deptford, One 11.1 by the 31st of July, and the rctneinsler by the 30th et &pirate , next, free yr cT Charge end flak le 114 Majesty (except that the ContraL‘tor tc(l . be allowed 2.. 114 per Thaler the Porter age of she Salt or.vrt the tf half to the Stores ; and to be paid . * by Bids payaLle rule hams: V.eiy Days .ytrr site. The Coneleions tif the ContrJos may be seen at the Secretary's *Or, or tins Other, or by upplying to the Collin oes of Solt /haul nt teneingtoo,in Hampolstre, and .11nidletrick, in Cheah;ce, teepee ace! y dal al re 71•11,1 who 'env think proper to make Tenders opoe the Paid Occasion, are desired to take Axice, that no regard t. st be had to any Tender us whirls the Pries shell not be intrrtr.i in Worts at Lugth, or thht shall not he delinered to the hoard bel ire One o'Cinek 011 the said Tuesday, the 22,1 of May next, nor nn , e4e the Person who wake, the Tendrr, or some Person an his &hail, elineils, a wirer when called for (PRICE SIXPENCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed, a New Comedy, in Five Acts, callett nay is mildishod, ifandsontady printed in one large Volume, guano, and •il- I lowered with a Portrait of the A allur, and numerous other. Engravings of Views, Ceremony., &e. eogresed from ori ginal Drawings by Heath, Lowry, N,agle, itt• Price 21. 144. 6d in bawds, the Seronil I.dition of - AN ACCOUNT of the ENGLISH COLONY in NEW s'Arrti WALE,, from its Ern Ne4llellllll,lt in January, 1766, to the Veer ; with Remarks on Ple ()kora:non:, Customs, Manners, dry. of the native fuliabitai to rf that Country. To which are added, some Partrentara of New Zealand; compiled, by permission, from the MSS. of Lieut. Governor King ; and all Arcount of a Voyage pe.ferso by Capt. Flinders and Mr. Ram, by winch the Existrner of a Strait 1-panting Van Diernan's (arid (min the Cr:tirlrflt JO' ' New Ho!tand was aseertaned, abstracted trosi the J.iurnal Mr Ras. ha Lieut. Colonel COLLINS, of the Royal Mance; Several years Judge-Adv.:reit.- .Ll.l Secretary of the Colony, ani . u-aw Lieutenant-(h..• .rior of Port Printed for T. Cada. and W. Davies, Strand. THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. The Characters by Mr nOWTON, Mr BANNISTER, Jun Mr POWFI.T., Mr. POPE.Mr. RUSSI.I.L, Mr. PALMER. Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. M ADDOCKS. After the Comedy a Piece, M One Act (Never Performed), called, THE SHIP LAUNCH. The Overiure, Glees, &c. composed by Mr. FLORIO. The March and Finale by Mr. RHODES. The Principal Characters by Mr. WINTON. Mr. COLLINS, Mr. WEWITZF.R, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr DIGNUM. Mrs. MOUNTAIN, MIA TY FIER. In the course of which will be introduced a New Scotch Ballad, Composed by Mr. ROSS of Aberdeen, called JANNET of the GREEN," by Mrs. MOUNTAIN. A. , r4 4 Sofl COMXoeri ayMr. ' , Lacy, raged sr APPING OLD STAIRS,' by Miss TYtti..?.. To which sriil ►e added Farce (Newer Acted at this Theatre) . called HUNT THE SLIPPER. Billy Bristle, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Old Winterbottsm, Mr. DOWTON. Captain Clement, Mr. BARTLEY. Glib, Mr. DE• CAMP. Miss Winterbottorn, Mrs. SPARKS. Miss Maria, Mrs. SONTLEY. Jenny, Miss MELLON. On Monday, the 4th of June, will be published, longhorn.. 7 printed iu 4te. and illu,traleal wait Plates of Views, Por *revs, /sc. wow vi them e. - itaveci by Mr. Medbred, We& Drawings by Mr. Alexander, (inscribed to the Earl of Sfacit ae y ), TRAVELS in CHINA, *containing Descrip- • titans, Oheervations, and Comparisons, made and col letted in the Course of a short Residence at the fisporiat - Palau of lcum-min-yuen, and on a subsequent Journey through the convitry from Pekin to C.alton. In ul,ieh it is attempted to appreciate the Rank that this extraordinary Empire may be coosidered to hold in the kale of civilised Nations. By JOHN BARROW, Esq. Late Private Secretary to the Fart of Macaitn7, and one of hie Suite as Ambassador from the King of Great &item to the Emperor of China. Pnntcd for T. (.:tideland W. Davies, Strand. • Of whom may be had, by the same Atith..r, A o Account oP Trowels into the Interior of Southern Atrica : contain ing Observations on the Geology and C.:trogranhe of the S nth em Part of that Continent, Sket:ltes of the Physied and aforal Charafters of the v.iiioue Tribes , d . lntabitants, Cuesiderati out' on the Importance of the Cape of Good Hoye to tin: lit e:mit F.iirepean Powers, u a Nasal And Military station ; as a Point of Security to onr Indian Trade and Settlements dining a War; and as a Terreorial Aeqtiention and Commercial Emporium ru Time of Peace, &e. Two Vols. 4to. with a large Map, and several other Engoteings, IL is. fat is Boards. ••• The Second Volume may be had separate, Prima 11. ISa. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Ureic. .125, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS ,fOr Vifinalling Hi s Majesty's Na , ydrberely g i•a Notice, That an T i the 24t4 of dfay wen, they trill be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed ups, and treat for the suppty of what Fresh Reef, ROM, and Seil Pristisionsy nay be rtyaired Ar the Use of His Ma icsty's Saps and Vessels set Waterford, for Tactic hl.nths rertaia, aad fa, thee wail Sir Months Notice the! be 4i IsCal on either side Fir the termination thcrel; the made of payment to he by Ms 000 able with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions 4 - the Centred, may be seen at the Secretary't Of at this Office, or by applying to the Collector of the Cutouts at Waterford. Tickets and places for thcßettre.; to he had of Mr. DOWTON, No. 8, Broad-court, Bow-street i and of Mr. Fosbrouk, at the Box-Office, in Little Ruasell-strest. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, THIS EVENING will be acted (for the Last Time this Soasou), Shakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO, TIIE MOOR Or VENICE. The Duke of Venice, Mr. WADDY. Othello, Mr KEMBLE. lag". Mr. COOKE. Desdernona, Mrs. SIDDONS. Dacha, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. MORNING AND EVENING AMUSEMENTS. New Exhibitions, now open from Ten in the Morison till Tett at Night, At WIGLEVi Rout. PROMiIIA DI ROOMS and Rtroirsoar of FAINION, SraiNa Gsaucks; Patronisol by the DUCHESS of YORK. SEREGRAPHIA ; a novel and plea s i ng Exhi bition of Pictures by a Lady, and the only one of the Kind ever %hewn in Europe. The FEMALE VENTRILOQUIST AND INVISIBLE GIRL; an improved Experiment on the Illusion of Sound And all Persons who way think proper to sonic Tenders upon the said Occasion, are desired to take Notice, th .t no Ileggral will he had to say r, mote in winch tA, Prue !hall not be inserted in Words a! Length, or that shall not be Jetiirred to the Board before One e'Clork soothe said Threads, y the 24th of Manned, 'or nide , * the Per im( who 'mikes the Tender, or wine Person an Ms &key; attends, to manger when called for. And that such Tinders as rattails ft trura,;ant veer upon saute Artich!, and prices soo,h inferior to the teat ia/ne upon others, nisi Lt consideo eit as Improper to ho edniitud. Aker the Play (for the 34th Time) will be prevented a Grand S.rio-Comic Romantic Maul:an:ma, in Two Arts, rail,il VALENTINE AND ORSON. Principal Characters. French. Pepin, Ring of France, Mr. CORY. Henry, Mr. KLANERT. Vaientme ' Mr. FARLEY. Or•ion, Mr. DUBUIS. The Princes , Eglantine, Mr:. ST. LEDGER, The Empress Belnanta, Sister to the King, DIBDIN. _ .... And the Ingenious SPEAKING FIGURE, by Mons. Du Bourg, Member of the National !ustitute, Paris, The PANORAMA, Shipping in Leith Roads ' View of Edinburgh, and surrounding Coentry, painted by Sautiders. Admission One Shilling each. Tie two former illuminated at Night; Do extra Charge. The Lower Rooms continue to be displayed with a variety of n0v..1 and fashionable Jor.venery, Bead., and Toys, with the prices affixed to each Article, in the manner which has given such universal satisfaction. This Day is published, in Two Vulianws, !Ivo. 'wire 135.. a 4 bosidt, Au • New Edition, bg the Seventh, of 1...4 ECTURES ON THE GOSPEL OF ST. • MATTHEW, deliNered in th• Parish Chi , r.i of James, NVegmin•ter, in the Years 17911, 1799. 1800, 11101. By the Right Rey. BEILRY PORTEUS, D D. Bishop of London. Plinted for T. CadAl and W. Davies, Strand; T. Mews pie; and 1. .i'id C. Eisingtoa, St. Paul's Cliarcla• yard. Of ahem cn..y be had, by the Anse Author, • - 1 I. A SEMMARY OF THE PRINCIPAL EVIDFNCr.S 411 :11 FOR THE TRUTH AND DIVINE ORIGIN OF THE CHRISTIAN REVELATION. Vett% Edition, as. 6d. in beards. I A New Ed:tion, being the Math, of =MONA • 1 ON SIEVrRAL StrfUECTS, 2 Vols. tiro. Saracens The Surceror, Agramant (the Green Knight), Mr. BO LOGNA, Jun. Iman, Mr. lIARI.EY. Te Piece to conclude with a GRAND PAGEANT, NEW DUTY ON WINE AND NO RISE! SADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC THEATRE. BLOOM OF 'TULIPS. MA? 3, ISM. ' HOMAS DAVEY, FLORIST, King's-Road, 1 Chelsea, late of eainverwell, Siiney, respectfully Is tor.as tbo Nobitity, Gentry, and whets, that his ANNUAL SHEW of TITLIPS it now in BLOOM, and will continue for THIRTY DAYS !min the above I/ate. They are the best Collection la Eur .Nu, end have te 'acted at a very great expense. The Sort• now in BlKnn are in Value from ONE SHILLING to ONE HU:VDRID POUNDi per Root. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. A choice Collei.toii of EWAN in fine Perfection, and other CURIOUS FLOWERS in BLOOM. Under the patronageolilis Rural Highness t h e Duke of CLARENCE. _ . The Proprietors respectfully inform lbw Public, that, net• wit:istatidling the new additional Duties on Wine, they Merle themselves to continue selling the best unadulterated Foreign Wines at only 2s. 6d. the Bottle, and challenge any one I. produce a single proof of the Wine being otherwise than as above stated. rpHIS and every EVENING this WEEK, (be. mg the threw lad days of the prment performance) will be performed the last New Dance, called I.OVE AND HARVEST. Resirearassing eider tiog of TN 'Emperor of Constantinople and the Ring of France. The Doors will he opened at Half-pait Five, and the Per. •rmance begin at Half part Six. 6a. Pit, Si. 6d. Gallery, 2s. Upper Gallery, 1.. The New Romantic Melo-Drama of Valentine and Orson, .ntinuing to be received with the highest Approbation, will e repeated every Evening till further notice. This Day are published, elegantly printed in (Inc large VO. lume, Quarto, and &haunted by Portraits of tint Author, . 4 and several of his Friends, and other Engraving:, price ifi &l in tt...ird ' THE WORKS OF RICHARD CWEN CAMISRIDGE, Esq. including sevcral Pieties navel before puhluhed , with an Ac: aunt of his Life and Character. ho Son, GEORGE OW EN C.IM BRIDGE, M.A. Preberidan• of Ely. Printed for T. Cadell and W. navies, in the Strand; and T. ra, ne ' at the Mcws.gate. A few Copies on Ro.al Paper with early Impressions of th e Eng-eyin g % OW 4e. la Wail. TIIREL DAYS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. THIS EVENING' will be presented a Play, in Three 141. called THE IRON CHEST. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. ELLISTON. Fitztiardiug, Mr. CHAPMAN. Wilford, Mr. PALMER. Jun. Adam Wiliterton, Mr. GROVE. (Being their First Appearance in those Characters-) Helen, Miss WOODFALL. (Being her First Appearance on this Stage.) Blanch, Mrs. GIBBS. Barbara ' Miss DANIELS. Judith, Mrs. HARLOWE. To which will be added (First Time this Season), THE REVIEW; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. k Military Overture and New Music, by the late Dr. Arnold. Mr. Deputy Bull, Mr. GROVE. Capt. Bea'lard, Mr. H. KELLY. Looney Mactwolter, Mr. DENMAN. John Lump, Mr. WESTON, From the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, being her First Ap .. The Grand Seriout SpectN•le td OS RIC :he LION—The (+vomit B o ners of TIIE LITTLE GIPSII.IS—And the F.r. tertaintuents to conclude with the Superb Mail Exhibition, Limier the title of ----- —.— Fr RISH respeafully acquaints the Public, that • the fflolllilling litres days of drawing of this Lottery will be AS wader: fiKEANF,IA, Repremmt in y. the SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR; With real Men of War, the blowing up of the Spanish Bat tering Ships, and saving the drowning Spaniards, by Si? Roger Curtis. The Ships Gun Boats Floating Batteries, Ire. are regularly built by protes.surial men from Hi. Majesty's Duck Yards and &al in a receptacle containing SATURDAY NEXT, . . . 19th May, TUESDAY NEXT, . . . I.NI WEDNF.SnAY NEXT, . . 2 . 3.1 The first drawn Ticket on n-edly will be enOled to 5,0001. and Tickets and Shanei, warrantM audrawn, 'nay be had at both ho Offices, 4, Corning, and 9, Charing •cross. This Day is published, in Quarto, prim Is. 6d. and ist Octavo, prier lc A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE, ht the Par sh Church of St. George, Ilanover-systare, on Thurs. day, May S. 1804. RICHARD WATSON, D. D F. It .S. EIGHT THOUSAND CUBIC FEET OF REAL WATER Doors open at half-past Five, and begin at half-past Six. PlAces to be taken at the itox4ffice, Sadt-rs Welk, horn Nina till Four. WANTS a PL SCE as COOK and HOUSE KEEPER to a SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A STEADY YOUNG WOMAN, 28 Years of IL Age, who perfettly adderstands the Management of a House in a domestic way ; where a Girl it kept to clean the House, and part a the Washing put nut; and where she meets a comfortable Situation, Wsges no °bled, as her Friends are rmpectable can be well recommended. Pies*, to direct a Line (Postpaid) (or L. B. at Mr. Vincent's No. High-street, St, Lord 11 shop of Lan4sff. - • •—• Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of *ham may be had, by the same Aut..er, 1. A SERMON PREACHED IN THE CHAPEL OF THE LONDON HOSPITAL, April 6, IMOi, price Is. 6d. IL A CHARM:DELIVERED TO THE CLERGY OF THE DIOCESE OF LANDATF, 1a June 1102, price is. TO LAMES or RANK AND FASHION. coaaact 'lineation os staTUat. DATENT FULL-DRESS HEAD-DRESSES, ii perfeSly unique. T. BOWMAN, having made soute re cent purcha,es, in addition to lu< own large and curious 'rack of Hams, is enabled to make up some exquisitely beautiful Head-Dreams, at 00 Guineas each ; ha has a regular assert mein, at 6,8, 10, IS, and 20 Guiucs ; Undrew ditto:: 4 and 1, guineas. . pearance on this Stage). Grace Gaylove, Mr, GIBBS. Lucy, MVO HOWEI.I.S. Phoebe Wastethom, Mrs. HARLOWE. To conclude with a Representation of The Review at THE CAMP NEAR WIRDSOR. tiler hout, be. s,r_ AK' Wif ; f 410 f. Bs. ; ts. *IA a. 1.16 g 7 5.- y UL nt 41:111% • le tat 11, a: a , JA- Oils L( OUgh — I SOK • .; and Roves Si. Pit Ss. First Gallery 2s. Sci-rind Gallery Is. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perfetmances 3 begin at Seven. Places to be taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box Office of the 'heave. The Last Night of perfornsing till the Holidays. r HE AT R E-RO YAL, DRURY-LANE, L TO-MORROW, will be performed the Comedy of THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir Bashful Cony' vit, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Sir Brilliant fashion, Mr. RUSSELL. Lovemoro, Mr. WROUGHTON. William, Mr. OF. CAMP. TM Widow Belmour, Mrs. JORDAN. Who will introduce the much admired Song of Tha WILLOW (accompanied by herself el. the Lute). Mrs. Love:nom, Mrs. YOUNG. Lady Constant, Mks MEI.LON. Muslin, Miss POPE. Idigniunet, Miss TIDSWELL. Furnish, Mrs COATES. To wlhich will be added, a Comic Opera, called ROSINA. M r . Hi•iville, Mr. LEE. Captain Beta t.le, Mr. GIBBONS. William, bliss DR CAMP. Ru,tic, Mr. COOKE. Irivhinan, Mr. CAULFIELD. Reins, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Dorcas, Mn. SPARKS. Flambe, Mrs. BLAND. le Doors will he opened at H a lf-p a st Five, and the Per. r i. , . begin at H a ll-p ast Si x . sea, Gs. Pit, 5 .. 6d. Gallery, 21. Upper Gallery, Is. aces fur the Boxes to be taken of W. FusbrYsle, at the 4 ffices in L kilt Russell.etreet. - PATENT PERRUQUES, for Gentlemen, 4 Dirin , :ac each. T. B. has hitherto given only a true and p:a'n tradesman's 17COUllte his Articles; he will not now deer lid to the despicable meanness of puffing ; lie has never yet made an assertion he could not make good. The great sticress and general appro bation his Patent Head-Drum: meet with, embolden him to say, that their superior merits are every where, and by all the respectable Hair-Dressers, acknowledged, botiig mad* of picked hairs, cleansed from every impurity ; they possess also the very material midwinter, of fitting the Head, without covering the Forehead; his blocks, of which he has near Five tired, of every shape, most of them models, enable him to fit any Head, floweret v.. 1: ig/UII; they are not 'side to any parti cular fashion, hut are correct imitations of Nature; when pct on, they are the sone as a hoe Head of Hair, cut, curled, and prepared fur drestilag by a fashionable Hair Theaer, whose band. they may make a moss elegant Head inde ed; at the same time they are so bcatitifully simple, that a Lady or her Maid may, in a etV , nsioutets make the molt elagant tout en semble that can be conceived; the Hair may be divided at any part, and no art or ornament is required to cover the division. With the excellence of the Patent Sprier, which are not half the weight, yet more than double the eliuti..ity, of the common Springs, the involute is so easy as scarc..:4 to be felt, yet per fectly secure. Three years e perienee, with these requisites combined, has fully established them; he has made consider able improvements, and, as he spares no expeuce or pains, be trusts they will always maintain the:, present pro-eminence. Sauce Ch. :.tosas 1901, he has declined making any common ones, and relinquished the Perfumery business, to enable him to devote hi, whole attervion to his Patent Articles. On account of the great demand, T. B. ends that the three days he had a?propriated to the Hone Bu.iices are iii.alfseient and as many have been slisaispoint-d from having mistaken those days, he will (fat the Spring Quarter) be at Home every Dar froni Eleven until Four o'clock it is therefore Morning. and Evenings only he can go abrend himself ) to take orders Aid to fit on; but they will at all time. be waited upon by pro. per p•caans. After Midsummer helvill again recur to his for mer days of attendance. copiier ;Asir Directions, for accurate!, ascasur ing the !Iced of persons living a the Country. Mao Cuttires. et Hoots 2s. 64. Ablftri Sa. No. IC.?, New dondetreet, time Door ' , env Brook-nreet. Aped 17,1904. This Day iv piP)li•tted t. in One very lary Volume Svo. hand. oomelv printed and Ulu&hated with Niue Plates, by Lowry, prise lea. hoards, AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY into th e NATURE and 'Me:A(:A-110Y of HEAT. By JOHN LESLIE. Printed fin.). Matinvm, Poultry. Of whom way be hvt, i•rit published, SM ACC' iUN of the ASTRONOMICAL OIL CUVERIES et KEI'LLR including an I fluorite' Review of the Systeme, which bad .it,,-enovey prev.iltd sdete pia tint Eltreida . hod by Linter Ast! ,, aoinwel Rats, by Lowry, is ed. bear& This Day is Published, elegantly printed in Post Quarto, • 6d. G OOD TIDINGS ; Or, NEWS FROM THE FARM: a Poem Be ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, Author of Tire Foment Roy, de. How vein this tribute; saln this lowly lay ; Yet noti(ht is vain which gratitude inspires ! The Muse, besides, her duty thus oprrey Tu Virtu., to her country, to monkin4. Timeless. Printed for Verner and Pond, N 0.31, Poultry • Longman itnd Rees,Paternoster•row ; and so ld by 'VW) Bo ,k;elie.r to the L cited Kintd.ou. %V het .2 coy be had, by the same Author, The F tRMER's ROT, a Rural Poem, 4s. beards. RURAL TALES, &c. 44. boards. ut Dewy Octavo,and p‘m Quarto, 5,6 d. and les. fid. each. DUELLING. This Day is ps'alisbed, pnce St. 6d. the Sixth Edition, terrecied, THE TRIAL AT LARGE of 'WILLIAM STARLING, Eat. late a Lieutenant of 0, loth Rest own' of Dragoons, comtniinded by Hic Royal H (haves t. • Prinee of Wales, and SAMUEL MARTIN COL' :CITE, Lag. Captain of His Majesty's ship Princess : on en intict event for the Murder of Mr. EDWARD GRAYSON, of Liverpool, in • Duel, fought Feb. 26, 11104, before Sir Alan Chan:be, [sight, et the Aortae. held a: Lan., ster, on Wedni 4. day, Awl! 4, HlO4. tvvorately taws in Sit rut !hod. Liverpool: Printed by and Int W. I ties, .6, Lastle.street. Sold by Verner and Hood, Poultry; E. Osten, Ave-Afarn. Lane; and Crosby and Co. Stationiwetsatlit, I.:indent and ail the Country Bookselic •• • &nide, the proceediap which toot phi.: e in Liverpool, on the death of Mr. Graviton, relative to the Cemnes lagve.o a and the Verdict of the inn-, this publication contains the re-y ante speech of Mr Seriatim Cocked, counsel f.r the prdeseu tion ; th.• Curfrependinte• botweeft Mr. spirting end Mr. Grayson, as well Ai between Mr. Sperling end Ht. Renshaw The Examinebeti of Winiessos, among whew. are, Captain P.lrner, Hu•irerford Hoskins the Mayor of Llverpool, Lord Viscount Carleton, late Chiefinst,ce of the Cert.mol MOS in Ireland; Lord. R..bert and Charles Manners, Lord James Nllitl3V, Colonel M.Drinald, Major Seymour, C01111111..1000f Coffinli Rev. Messrs. Johnson, Medium, rooks, Ind Kitchen. Doctor. h4•C.-toiey, Pork, and Steven. The lkf.yucies of Saarho and Citlguidt, with S'r -tieci Cliamhles ad dress to ohs J JGARTON informs his numerous Customers . in all Pans of the Vaned Kingdom, that he continues to have the largest Assonsueut of the PATEN f t:O7 - f oN READ, and the finest lathe World tin beititifid M NKK -I,shi COTTON is now univitiollr used in the room of Silk. It would he much lamented so es Ail an Amine should Set Into bast repute, by limiting a spurious Song ha prevent which, the Public will observe, all hi% Cotton Th. is wirefipet in ■ line Str.sw.colo•ited Paper, with the Wools in Wateraseark, the mamas in Bank Notes, " GARTON's FAIT N C COTTON .^ 'Merchant", Shoultcapei., and ..thert, can be vesnlarly Vied to ant Anamiiit, h.c.ing the I.irgivit A," irtniont iu the ingdorn, it 'l7, Citeatiatde, Come: ,f Lawrence•lanc t Loodoi. dr Thelreatelt, variety of clecaut Boxes invented by the Prorietot, and waif adapted for The tr,. of the Thread. -- VALE'S TUNBRIDGE WARE ROOMS, No. 6.1, Fleet tree; eetute of Bonaire street. AVM. VALE, havhig taperissaced so great a de mand for ,rt TI J NbRID;E WARE, has, in addition so his elae,i,l .ssertment, added many Arti cles conipletely new; and can cosif rtenth claim the preerni nonce over every house IA the kvgdlni. a. %sell for Vilf•vty the opportunity of Coning than,, having tined up spacious rooms fur the purpose. Imutiful Work Sixes, !talkers, and Tables, Card, Paint, Netting and Jewel hoses; Caddi's and Charts foe Tea and Sugar, Writing &ries nod Desks, Book Shelves, Medicine Cis, Cotton Sixes with Garton's pstont Cotton Thread, York Spinning Muck, need Turnery, and every article in plain white wend fie Pa nts nr. N. It Orders punctual!! executed to Ladies own tut: Oid Tuntirklge Ware repaired and varnished, or taken in ea ehange