The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-05-30 00:00:00

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With Choruses, NeSc C uery, Bach, Decorations, Sze. 15i by End of the Opera will he perfortntd, A GRAND BALLET. it,• The Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, and tie Public, a:tr entreated to observe, that the Opera will he To•mMIOW, Saturday being Whatiust Ewe Subscribers are resputtfully rammed, that ott &contra of the absohre ittcessaty of fintehifig the Performance oat a Saturday N i ght by Twelve o'Clocka, the Op:ra wait hcgiat 0/1 a Saturday , Quar t,...f Sean; on a Tucsday, a Qoarter before Eight. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. FtISBROOK, BOX BOOK, AND HOUSEKEEPER. THEATRE-ROYAL, DKU itY LANE. PRESEN P EVENING, May 90, Their Majestic.' s..rrahts will act the Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE. there Two Years ) () w a y, VT. WMUghtott ; Major OA\ ten Mr. Palmer ; Charital Mr. Il Johnst...n (being his first Appearance in that Courier); Rowet, Mr. Dowton ; Sir Harry Bea g le, Mr 8.. - -niter; Ltd Trinket, Mr. De camp; Captain U C•itter, Mr. Johnstone; Mrs. Oakley, Miss Duncan (being her firit Ap pearance in tnat Omfatter; ; Lady Freetuie, Mrs. Marlowe ; Har: Wl', Mrs Mountain Fri or the Play, Mr Ellistnn will recite, UDE tie PASSIONS, her the hut time, and for that Night only. After the Maw, the Dance of THE UNITED BREPONS. Mauntain will sin g the favourite Sup uf "The Tar tan Piadie," and " The C.:reful Wile." The Musical Enttrtatoinent of THE CASTLE OF SORRENTO. The Music cuiiipused by Mr. Atwood ; Count Norville, '4 aft ',ignore; &erne, Mr.. Mountain; iu which Charafter Ste will introduce the rapolar Ballad of " JUST LIKE LOVE." I , :lccts sad Places for the Boxes to be h.*d of Mr. Fosbrook, at his Office in Little Noxell street fliEtrattE RoYAL, DKUKY-I.ANE. PTO-MORROW EVENING, May 31, Their 1 Werth,' Servant: wrli act (6th ti r.e) the Comte Oecra of YPU 1 . 1-1, LOVE, AND FOLLY. The Overtpre and Nltoic eornvorted and .elected by Mr. Keily. r 7: in :in Urea a NkW DANCE by Mw Fisher. After which tiro Farce of TILE SPOIL'I) CHILD. O'.' Poile, Mr. Suitt; Little Pn.kle, Mis Fistu:v (being tut 3 .1 appezr,mce rm ths.t.•p t Mks PkklP , Mra.Arks. Iu •b.e't will b^ added tne Farce et Ti-1E WEDDING DAY. Sr team Contort, Mr. Cheny. Lady Contest. Mre.isidan. ' , nth tiolt favnunte An of " In the Arad of toe nueht " EtHi THE KENUIT s:Kti. ANSEI.L. 91( iIIIEATRS IOW Al., DRURY LANE. N 1/104Y. Ame 7, 18t.*, !heir Nlajt:sties Sat.a.it. vigil al aLw Drama, in Thrze Aets, c.+1104 THE VIES/TIAN OUTLAW. (titin( the only tint. of pt 'funning It Una Season.) "Tbe Principal enaraeters by Ms E,i, t"n, Mr. B.r . y mote. 14r 1) mt.in t Mr. Powell, Mr. R Intand, Mt. Humana, Mr. i..,, hlr, 1 , 1411er, Sir. Webb, Mr. MAdolwks. ...... 1 t ibrrea SSW., thy thee flievs only) Mn. Anse; 4. la AC I'' II A nANcF. ivrif)EsiTio, To THE prcE, By Mr. Bp.', Meter Glaar Byrne, Mri.Sl , aro, Be. The rrulugue to be spoken by M,. Mill A FARCE, In which Mrs. JORDAN ad! perform. AM) OCHER ENTER FAIMENTS, As future Advertisements adi announce. Ticket:sand P:aera for thz Boxes to be hid ~4 Mrs Ansel% 14.28, Hammett, Bloomsbury ; and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Buz-Office, in Lttle Russel-Avert. UNDER THE PATRONAGE or HIS ROYAL HIGH NESS THE PRINCE OF W.\LES. THE original Curious and Wonderful Experi. nient of the IN VISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. R. C AK Lltb, C.,. Inventor thereof, SAVILE-HOUSE, LtiICES rtR SQUARE. Ti.if ealraordinary ExhibiLon CUULIII)riI ripen n.-ry Day (Sandi: , excepted) front Ten to Four, arid neon Seven to Ten i.t the Evening ; and wallowed by ti.e great Cour-omen( reap!! nr all Ranee, whu have en , milled 11 ,1.) be one of the to &everting ever offered to public Notice. The invisible Girls who seem to be in the midnef the Aodienee, though unicorn by them, converse and sing, in Eirgii4ll, French, and Gernuto, play on the Piano Forte, &c. Also the arnaatiig ANIMATED BUST, which has the Motions of Lit..., tel Kaaba of the C:ntipariy, their Dress, the Hour, by thc.r Watcha, &co—Admittance 2+. 6.1.--Yositig Ladies and (;en thmen. under twelve, Is. each, noting the Holid.irs PORF,WAR NED, FORE -ARMED. 't B F.WARE of the Ides of March," said the Rotors Augur to Julius Cesar. a Beware of the Month of May," says every candid Physician to Curimmp five Patin, , , chose lungs, tern or indented by co.,g nog thr.ugh the winter, begin now to sui.purate„ arid a ill soon hoiry the prior 'lichen to the green Cv-sar's disregard of the former caution coo him tin life. We begeter tire thought less, the ignorant, or the prejudiced, will no t shut their ears to the woke of Reason, when she speaks in the moo awful lone. The following is a late instance ~ 1 the astonishing effi cacy of Dr. WEBSTER', ENGLISH DIET DRINK, in a case acknowledged by the Faculty to be hopeless : •' Joseph jae.one of the younger senior Mrs I larniala lee, of Vratfi.d, flans, after long and severe attacks of with "latent pains in the side and head, was in the course of ten weeks hurried on to the last hopeless stage of a ennsump tion. An abscess was formed in the lungs: the colliquative or melting sweats at night were almost incredible : the boy was so reduced, that every prominent b•ine seemed ready to force its say through the thin skin, which scarcely covered it, •bile the poor paionit exhibited the ghastly appearance of death. To render his ease more desperate, worms 'oh:m.lly am e no less paiatil and alarming than the eft . ..eta of the die ea..e r about. The Medical Gentlemen who attended hies, having triad all the resources of regular practice in vain, and losinc given him one-, then assentA to the Mother's wish to If re hint a Medicine which she had heard highly spoken of; hat, at Cie instaut of permitting her to do to, they .1. eared a Care to k abwaltortly impanible. She then administered Dr. WEBSTER . ' ENGLISH WET DRINK, and continued to do so regularly for five days : o:i the fifth morning, the child brought up three pints of matter, and the same quantity next day; and columned to recover both health and plumpness, 141 every SYMPtete woo removed, the worms completely ex itselled, and the youth now in posse/worn of perfect health. The cure was themed to approach No :owl( toe miracle, that 4 tsen on e of the incrlie.il attendants could scaicely bel,cv.• his eyes, without feeling the restored boy to ke satismd that he wan li.vh aid Word. These eircumstailms were teshieJ and subserthed he the mother , Hannah Jae, midwife, on the gth .kpril, 1130." Many "her cures, not mils of Consumption, but of the Scurvy, Seruphula, and rariousifisea , es arising from impurities ro to e olood, we TIA:TVIMS Weettlir,S, are dekritsed le the Third of Dr. Webater's popular Treatise on Melt OttetPlainhit "" Ir MA" he Isa.f , as Well ea toe DI I'lT DRINK. at the Pro -14.'1 IN. and Co. ken ~,,, oun lane; Forbes, 49. Poultry Blen , t C./ 1:10, ON:fird-vret4 ; Ward, 324, ifo:born 47,11g:4.1:Let : MiJ IStratid; osla 23„ Whites:navel ; arid by, at WWI, reapevahle Vitetit: of pulek meditates to •.a. : tl.e Unite. kasagdouar EAST isDIA MUSLIN SALE. THE Public are respedfully informed, that the East Initia Causality's lar4wllditrlis Sale has just closed at the India House, and 'hat /111.nlins hive sold cousa.erably ch,auer, particularly %lois and Jacronins. REA MON and ABRO 1 - r respectfully beg leave to ant to the inspection of the Public in general, Cid largest collection of Musliiis they ever had for sale. In consequence of their aid ing cheaper, they have now coalmen rd szlling their nee Tstee loin by the piece or dertii.piece, at a very small advance nn the first cost, by the bale together. Dress-makers, and thu e who bus to sell ague, will see great advantage in selecting pirces frnin bai. - f u. leis. assortineo is, in which there is frequent!. a dilfwe cc of gni. per Cent. An early application is recom mended to those, who very naturally) are anxious to get the cheapest lots. 1%. B 11 , !•11tiilia Shawls, the largest collection in town; G.ild and Silver Inc Dresses and *furbans; Moist 141; worked ‘i MORI ; India fartoree and in* Weraeri Ahroah and N tb.b Mullins now on sale, Also the Georgian Shawl and Shawl Cloth, made front the Furr attic Seal of the South Seas No d 1 Mee Roii.l-.itort, &seinen and Abbot. T'.) alleviate the sufferings of Scurvy, of Scro- PhAa, mod various Deseates of the Rudy, the late Fran cii Spilsbur flew awe' cal la--s time and attenitiiiii. Lice's. is .taw detour tie pubic. I lie Dispensary hat beeii opsowil•t I *sawn. to the pore, elsases, whose circumstances did nut reach the pro,e of h• rem -dy. Fond of hlcilicine and its pursuit, he invent she Patent Anriscurbatis Drips; a mild diaphoretic, Without of ..ikening the syctem, bet giving it vigour by peousotirug all ire n Anvil trecrerlolll. Th.ne who are compel!ed to resort to the tonic powers of miocrals, it they wish to 1111 , 14 i their effect n tlw nerves, DO niecheine is better calculated fpr the purpose than the props Another recoms men lat'ion, the drove is ent..ll in qinitritv, and taken without restramt of tha or ertere se. Mr. Spilitury is not accountable for ails in'Atture ail.!, unless the wo: I. sa By the Kings Pa tent" are inserted at length in the b.l . .sitiarectiotts, bottle, and wrapoes ; the stamp also (the (Ines tat?) is printed in black iok iiistearl tat tesi. &tap ke. ;Ja, 11104 11. Ss. duty ill:1- (440 •pHE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S I. ANTI iILIOUS DEOBSTRUENT PILLS.—Tv.O Pith lie are requested to observe, that as the great benefit to be de rived from the above Patent Medicine depend, on the Pills being genuine, His Majeaty's lion. Commisiiioners of the Stamp Ditties have been pleased to grant to the Rev Wm liarglay, the sale Inventor and Patentee of the Antibilinus Dc truest Pills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, Stanford-street, Old Bund-street," to be engraved on a black stamp, which stamp is affixed toted . % box, all other, are coon. terfeit ; and any person vending the same will be prooecntela with the utmost severity of the law. They have been sifted with siiceei.4 by raany thousand. - ; amongst whom he !As the honour to rank the following distinguished personages, vin iaio His Grace the Arehhiahop of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells—Sir John Hollywood, Ban. M.P. for Het niton....Sir Steidle Loihinetrin, Bait. M.P. for Penrvn-aT. Anson, Eta. M.P. Litehheld-rJames Amyatt, Esq. M P. for Southampton—Cecil Forrester, Esq. M P. for Weidoe—Ni cholsim Calvert, Esq. M.P. fur Hertford—Edmundßoehm, Esq. New.street, Spring gardens—Thomas Hamnienley, Esq Pad mull—.G W. pieties, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archhi.hup of Canterbury—the Rev. Mt. Diinncli, Librarian to the Arch arshim. The Medicines ate sold at Mr. F. Kerby's, Stallo.d st•eet, Old Band street--Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leiciister equareMt Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Cn.) —Messrs. Bacon and Cn. Oxfordetrectiii-Mr. Bolton, Royal ExthangeMr Michell, Medical Repository, Long-acre — Mr. Edwards, No. 944, Holborn—and Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheeleide,corner of Paternoster-row. Where may aim h. had, the fodowing truly valuable Medicines, whose happy eliets in their several roses have procured the mint distiAlritislied pa. tonnage ,ii-The Rev. Wm. Barclay's Specific for the sure and speedy r chef of the (;not ; his Solvent for the Cure of Stone; his Volatile :Nervous Cordial Drops; and his Volatile this Embrocatiiin fur the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, ,kc. all which Mrd - scinell, (*lt* gel:wine, mon hare she above men ti94ed cams,. . EIR.TH DAY. ' HE most unesaniilecli:UCT ERY for Capital A h 14ei ever known rii the Annals of this Country, will givu to the Votarie, of Foiturte no les; a Prize than 20,0001 for the first-drawn Ticket on Tuesday next, the Birth Day of our August Sovereign, arid it is probable will be sold at RO BERTS'. fortuaste Of f ice, t, COrahill. where Ticker. and Shams are selling in variety of Numbers ; and where 24,G40, a Prise of 10,0001. was slid in fifteen Shales the last Lottery, u well as Prizes to a considerable amount in lormer Lnttertes, all pakt on deemed. NEX'P ;DAY: BISH solicits the public attention to the un it. • exampled Kuch State of the Wheel. Oa* half of the Lottery is over, and uear aH the Capital Prue, renatu viz I. 30,0 1 10 S L 51100 2 20,00u ♦ 2,000 2 1.,000 * l,OOO VICTUALLING•OFFICE, 11th• 8, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vithserifins Kis Me jessta's Nary do hereby give Nesti , e, That on T7I(11:`.- DAY, the 64 of Jane nett, they will be ready to rewire Tenners in IYritsrig (sewed ay), fir merle slaaneetirs el IRISH BEEF ead PORK, iu Half Puncheons, Tier. el, and Parreb,ns the r apeAllve Alen-haws and Umsters therein shall (Meek proper to offer; to be if ihe best 'demean ; to hoer been cord in tler best .SeuBollj be delisered on the. space .21 i'..o into lli, Aloyeitse's reetaallisies Storm .0 Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, ere 1111 . 4 Propane...A us that/ hereof 1,.r be determinec! upon; and td b: paid fur by !idle, p‘eynble, aird Interest, Ninety 11.,,, utter Dote 1 Conditiorisol the 0-ntrivisial beset,. ut the S.ereta , a's Ogee. No regard will be had to WIN render the Prier shalt not be ineene4 in nerds at tenvh, or that shall not be deissered to the Board befo-e One tl . eilltk do, the sai.t Theusilsio, the Gilt of June nest, nor unless the Person who makes the retider, or 3 , nit Person ore his behalf, attends, to armorer when called .Btc. &e. -Und•awn Tickets and Slum, will continue 0 1 s.le at 4, Conshi:l, and 9, CharitivCroaa, anti; rues lay .r,orurtg ne.t, at the fullest mg Prices : Ticket L. 19 10i. Half LlO 0 0I Elghth....L 211 0 Quarter... 3 1 0 Sort mut— 1 5 6 0 .• Only Firs Days to d•avr. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !or the FIRST DRAWN nom!' at TUESDAY NEXT, the Sixth 131 y, and 30,0001. for the First Drown Ticlite on Eighth Day, mid the Wheel contains the following rich Prises: 2 L. 30,000 1 2 1. 10,000 2 20,000 1 2 5,000 .ic. he. ece. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, w.II con tinue on Sale, whilat any ieinain, at CARTER'., No b, Charing Croat. An early appltcation is abattlutely neeertary, at a scarcity mutt take n'acefrom tit- vary few Tickets rensiun ing in the Contractors' Hands untold. Prises ',aid on demand, or asenaugod fur undrawn Tickets and Shares. KING'S BIRTH DAY. TVVINTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the Fara Drawn Ticket wit TUESDAY next, Juue 4, ex.:his:ye of which, the Wheel contains '..! Pulses of L.so,ono 2 Priers of 1-5,0 0 1 —. 20,0u0 4 -- 2,00 2 .—......... 10,1_40 6 --- 1,000 ' And only Five air to draw. ADRUMMOND solicits the Attention of the • Public to the above Royal gnd Rich Wheel which they wll find stands uninn,:eideated in the Annals of Contrite, and one half et the drawing concluded ; ha, therefor., recom mends a ',teed' , Ip,,lication at tar, Old Eitabasbed ()thee, Fleet Street, I, the few Tickets reatailung unsold. 11.,a4 Lottery not a Ticket was to be WI at the conclusion of the Sixth flawN Drawing. His M ‘JEsTY'S wttrH DAY. IN honour of His Majesty ' s Birth I)Ay (NEXT Ji k:h I)AY, June a), will be given a inagn.ficent Pub lic Brea!: est st Caoprw iiall , I.mutfu4, tt, conainen‘e with TWENTY THOUSAND POUND:; for the ir.t drawn Ticket, necktie,: Of two 00,00!;l. one in,oool tan 10,00n1. two 5,0001. four 2,0001. &c. kc. any of stilOch may be drawn in the corms of that dais, and 'IIIIR TY THOUSAND POUNDS for the Rrat drawn Ticket uu Tuesday, June From the above ur omparable State of the 'Wheel, an 4 the ig.eat scarcity of Tickets, they most advance eunsid,raelly —An n e diat e a:stAieatton nthereforereconmended atG SCOTT'S Edabklaed Fortunate Ofice, No. 7), New Bond strew, whore the twat drawn Ticket on the Second Day of the pre s-nt L. ittery, N r. 2,876, entitled sis 1,0001. was sold and re gistered, a.nt the T.ck:t, N 5,143, a Prize of moqt. in the last Lottery, wig alto sold in One Quotes', ale Ligh:h,and Ten Sixteenth Shares. Prmet, to any Amount, pair! on Demand. ( 2 1tA*ND APRINO LOTTER y NOW DRAWING. _ SCHEME. L 30.000 11.000 10,000 ..... 38.000 0,000 10,000 8,000 5,000 5,00 u 110,000 2 2 9 5 8 14 50 100 thi,oo 5 ; 000 9,000 1,000 900 100 50 20 -•—•••• --... 7 —... 30,000 T‘ekets 1..360,400 Part c.f the Capitals wW be determines! as ratifies : rift. drawn, Igt Day L. 10,000 F.iwArawn, , itii Day L 20,V0 Ditto Yd Day .. 1,000 Data 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto 3d Day .. 1.003 am, lit,. Day 30,003 Dina 4th Day .. 5,003 Dino 9th Day .. 1,400 Daw bail Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day .. 2,000 TICKE I'S and SllAtiliS are sellio: at every 0T....5. __ . Tickets L.I9 10 0 Milt L.lO 0 0 Qiurt-e. 5 1 0 Tu•adar Newt will be thi L. 2 11 0 I Sixteenth 1 5 6 Sixth Oat of DravrinE Thi9 Dot is poblithed, price 69. 9ewed in coloured pap r, % DISSERTATION on the BEST MEANS AA. of CIVILISING the SUSSECTS of the AUTISM EMPIRE iu INDIA, and of diluting the Li;ht of the Chrit• tiau thrvigoout the Ea9tern World. By the Rev. FRANCIS WR ANGHAM, M A. F.R S. Ot Trinity Colleir, Canibtalge. Printed fur .1. Mawinsn, Poultry, London; Deighton, 4 , n1,t lege ; and 11.inwell and Parker, Oxf..rd. . . Pubioned by the same Author, and to bs. had of then,* twAschtrf,." ' The RESTORATION of LEARNING in the EASI L , a Poem. :W. 4to. marbled paper Al.O, I. THIRTEEN PRAC nem. SERMONS, folovirsi upon Doddridge's Ri.e and Progress of Rellgion in the Sool. To which are annexed, 4unatt is Fallen! ire. Secood Ealttim. 6t. svo. . 2. The HOLY LAND, a Seaton Prise-Paens, 1830. Is. Gd. 4to. se‘sed 9 POEMS, containing the Restoration of the J.w., a Sea too Pven Poem (1794), and many rf tuslations. 4. crown Bro. boards. 4 LESLIE's SHORT and EASY NIETIIOD with the DEISTS, with his supplementary Trect on thejTriith of phrtnianity, , ronirros.wed. Is. 61. crown Sett. mathleJ p &TAT. 5. The ADV-AsTAGEs of DIFFUSED RNOWLEUGE, ti.Cherity Sehool Sermon It. 6d. 4to. sewed 6. The RAISING of J ITS's I) VGIITER, a Pap's. To which is annexe , ' a shod Memoir, .t.c. ot the late Car..litio Syrnmons. So 64. crown ivo. coloured l aper. ROYAL .1 ENNERIAN SOCIETY FOR TILE EXTER MINATION OF TUE SMALL PDX. A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT will 116 be holden t the CENTRAL HOUSE of the SOCIE 11, No it, SALISBURY-SQUARE, FLEET STREET. on WEONESDAY, toe Etta of JUNE, at ONE, and the (law will be taken[ at TWO O'CLOCK precucaly. CHARLES MURRAY, Sec. IS, Bedford street, Be lined raw. ••• A Board of Directors will be holden at Twdve o'clock the atale Oay FOREIGN WHEA r. FOR PUBLIC SALE, at Jack's Coffee-house, over tne Corn Exchange, on MONDAY NEXT, at Ten o'Cleck in the Forenoon precisely, the followittg viz. THREE THOUSAND QUARTERS of DANTZIG and kNIAN WHEAT; FIVE HUNDRED QUAR TERS of RIGA WHEAT, owlet Ktng's Lock for Exporta tion. The shove Wheats under the care of, and may be view ed to the Sete, be apAieattou to Meson. Surneu,Coxson, and Romrov, Shad Thames ; and to Mr. Thomas Hays Meriton's WING lloelthrivl; where Cu....goes may be had, at the Km* 619EAtte• and of Thompson Scott, Sworn Mruh er , No. SS, MONEY. MESSRS. an,l COMPANY respeet fully intorm NoblerneNCientl.inen, Sic. they have con siderable Sums of MONEY to i..?! . .63. on Teams equal to Mortgage, secured out Freehold, Copher7f:4-tits_ . hord I.ons! or Ilous c s, Money in the Funds, .siariiage Senleinents; Wirinve dolotore , , Clergyineue LiViotti, Of Soy other Property. Z• sons of Reti,CClabillty mar be suppli,dl with Sums to arty Amount, on their Peri:6..4131 Se.nirtty only. Cinttlent,l w:11 nit only fool every Liberal Accommodation, but without Delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (rest pn4) addressed to Ni.tnrs. Wills and Co. No. la, SJuth-str.."et, No! , kley-squar-, will be attended M. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, RLENHEIM•STREET e GREAT MARLSORGUGH-bTRRET HE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES T ANATOMY, THY:AC/LOGY, and suttGua, commence MI SATURDAY, OM Jane, at Two o'clock is the Afternoon, and will b• continued on MONDAY, the 10th, and every subsequent Morning at Seven, Su..days fat. eepted, by Mr. BROOKI.S. Anatomical Coot/m.l64es will be held Weekly, arbn the different Sualts treated of will he M.,12111 , 4 fan i iarly , slot the Students' views forwarded.-.-To these noise but Pupil* gyp be admitted. Spacial' Apartments, thoroughly ventilated., and reltlete with every Convenience, sill be open at five o'clock in the cuorning, fie the IM-IXAie of Dv , •ctilig ani latentngs when, Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Cturtents, aqd deatowittate the various j sea, as they •ppear nn 11.4ection. An extensive Muiimm, eon Ui.,ino Pre/Lir...ions illes4atlws of every part of the His lien Rode, cie ih thseasei, Is Juitniel to the 'Theatre, to which Stodents will h , ve oce.sieseal ad. Inittatsce -- ( lentleinen inclined to sapp .it this Teetioul by con tributing preternatural or morbid We, SUbieCt , IJI Ilstnnl History, &c (indivul,eatly of :idle IX.lle to the p reay have the pleu.vire of axing theirs peafowl, lesed ,l .4 ra giebied with the rest ei ale D or'. The inconvenience* usuatiy mteitditig Anttoreftra/ lsv w tt. 'silting, are counteiamed by Antiseptic Process, I a remit of Experiments made by Mr. Brx 'Ars on Humm SolOisets, at Paris, in the year 1782; the account of which was delorweri to the Royal Society,aed marl on the 17th of June, l 7B4. Ttve method Mosinee been ao irtyomed, that the A* co ewr of the Muscles Is preserved, and eve heighten& P. ~is um, he accommodated id the House estab . ish-d in Prac tice, desi.oes of renewing thtiOr A latomic,rl otq be aceonen .dated with an AOminsent to Disown in ETON COLLEGE. Oa Sltutday the let of June mill be yab:ishe.4 in one Vo!ume l , Bro. price is. Gd. it bards, THE MINIATURE—A Periodical Paper. Er GENTLEMEN at ETON COLLEGE, Glom the Plat ..fMicrocosm—le&sibcti, trt Perron...on, to the Ker. Dr. Good4ll, Head %faster of Eton Cull*. Published by j(A:111 Nfarar, F rivet; J EJf •tetsrf, P;cesdilly ; cid J. Ifs thug„ t Js.ne,'etreet, 1...1,1 ; POW and Wrlllurne, Eton; C. K. t. Windsor ; Hsort , ll and Parker, Ottf.nd ; and Banat, Cambrolt.r. ♦ This Day n pObt ISilet Rnyal Sm. price 15.14 &wadi. P l ' f IELTIC RESEARCHES' on the OBIGTN. N.! TRADITION, and LANGUAGE of tior eNT BRITONS, wnii "came Irenalucmry Sketch , ' am Prim tire 50C1T.4 4 , B the Ker. EDWARD DAVIE"; Curate cf Olreatoii, G • 114.1 by J. Erith, Duke-mgcei, Port* place $ and by the Buek.ellers of Dub.* Cambridge; d :olarttf . , 0 .41. C• -.tete This D4I ;4 p , hlislard, rrl-IE HOLY FAMILY; beibx J. provision Of demestic Piety, in which ar Education, Prayer in its puislic and private Doti..., Exhortation to the Faeriment, a. eweitial To whet; are added. M Trains and E' ".'..e i...isers for families, Deintiuns fur Q., I Fes. tire's of the Church, c. a Pre l Mit.'inn to the !fel, Sacco mein, with Devotior.s ..t the Time and after Doininenain. Ey the Rev. T. CAIit.ET. bl. Oxford: At the University Rot.., t e Vir4do. SA , I by Cooke, Oxford ; kb:retool Lmllnw • and by Riyingtons, St. PIM', Couribuyard, All I D kw street, Po eland dalece,,j,lelers, - - • This Day it pt alih-1, pr.e. rrIIIE PURSUITS ist I'AIN .r Mar-it. bans that disrMgoOtaed Aiss-rsh.age Re.setvve —The EXH.IIITIttN of 1105 t pam:ularly Sit Lit •••• r, Archdeacon of Londoa. Lad. Mature Redesie - f 4 :1: - .1 0 ''t Children, Lady Mary Fane, Colour. Mudge, the g cites, by Opt., Lady Burringinis, Lord Carri igto a „ NI. • 7, of Hull, Mr. F o x, Mrs. Jerningintai,Hea.M .a Me •tr. Grey, bliss Drummond. Amo other eminrm• char-•:•z•s di-tingir;shcd in this Pune, are R P Knight:kg" Mg Pitt, Lord afelvide, What various oli,ects strike with various 617.:111, Ach idles, Hebe, and Sir Mfatkoi'. I rose ! Hen Summer scenes. there l'emi intr. Anfrily Lords, Ladies, NU 01 I/OC, arid Craar-el Bridge Printed for Jaynes Ctirpeat- Urd • _ N, Rte. IDEN • TIST, No. 31.5, I..ixMid•street, near Argyle reset. ARTIFLCIAL 1 EEII-1, which :lave not any unpleasant Life& , like others, and are so k•linile placed, from a single ova wbn:c Set, u cut tub Jistmg s - slted fins Natural Teeth, on T(.3.3',ru51e terms. H' has al., an ea.y method fir fastenin: AR f (mutt. CH, where pen,ilo have only Teeth on one side. • • • Human and Sea Hour Teeth placed to Stour . . ; bona Onl to a whole Set, with es without Artiival tlt Fells up Decaied T..eth, to ?Fuca The unpleasant sensation of &brand vtdua's cetartg In. Teeth, tlviuglt ever so ;n the most ;dewing manlier, and rendered white end b 'au NU. P. Ratters himself, ttirraue, Lt: ' , tidy, he is wielded to give the best advice in all complaints im.sdeug b to 1. 3 ' Nett% let : . Gums, to all periods of Life. PRINCE's GRENARD TINCTURE, the only Re ••ettit yet discos:red for fastening Teeth th..t are eve. so Iqo- ; v. 4 is pertmalsrly recommended to persons wearing 't t••• Teeth tied to their Natural, ax it ovate prevent time Natural from becoming loutc..—Price lot 641 per PRINConi PASTE PE \'ILS, forea,ealing Decares To Its in Front, sou not to be discos-:red thew are delayed. - ire and Gentlemen may apply these Past. Pa.'s , moment, by following the thcl - wed Pearl. are truth:Marty recoruaunded to peso us to distance from a Demi.; who have di: , front Teeti,, as they may on an ce ; ai on be a ..,aced, 'Tont these Paste P:arls, to make 0n 4 .01 . ,,.. t e tt.lf a Guinea p Roe, contLoini- te '; pearls; cm, One COl4l. meg fifty for Two Guineas. er PRINCE'a CHEF 7,T pAs rE, wh'e't has bee&used SIT the hot families .."1 kotdoni to he th e ori lW.A ve• fee whiirnint eur.ng the Scary' , in tl., 011 ms, making the Gore .- • - - • • - • • - • •• 3•. oit t. 4 ara %rd. Lips of a healthy Red, sw ee tenhig the breath; and .4 io perfectly innocent, that Cia kontcnta of • pot leo , ' be "'Ant by an I want -.Mr. P. via not ii;r ak ve:f p. aim, only requites a single trial to those unacquainted with its merits, and they will never make use ofany Powder . — Pans 03,i per Ns PRINCE'. CHERRY mYrios : ob Alma, eacell tee eorivor, in swevtrain g the Belth, which sty gee ft •et lair ward contniaiita, Scurb rte .iumt, or decayed r ,as ill re are few persons, more or to, that are niit atliCti 4 sivils this unpleasant sensation : a single trial w II :iv Those w:to nave Artificial Teeth oiight never i n it • wiihivit t, as it keeps thena sweet and clean; it is also a great preserver tot the Teeth and Gum..--Priee ri. ver PRINCE'S MUSFIROLINI, for the Toth Ads, witch gives immediate relief.—Pt ice 2. 6d, RUSSIA OIL, for making the hair grow thick and long, even on bald places, Whiskers, Eye.brows„ die 3cc and is re commenlel after illness, or lying in, as it will prevent the Hair front feline off ;11,isi, when all other disenteri , :is for thrt gredsth of Ilan prove usehos, a trial of the Russia 011 wig he found to • have the desired effett - - or a lar;e - containing " To' Royal street, Strand, Gray's and at i Gardens. •,• A by coach, 34011Js' the des.red effeft —Price '','s per Bottle, or a large .Me. .7 fining Ir.lur small, at Une Guinea. be had as above; ar of Mr. llohnes, Newmnssig No. 1, I E‘c hange ; Messrs &coat and Co. No. 150, Chasid- •I , o;yos.te New flood street; Mr Withers, No. fill, d, near Teityle liar; Mr. Ward, Nu. 334, opposite 4 Inn, No:horn ; Mr. Green's, No. 1:311, Ueioed-slr et ; t Mr. Cri,p's, N 0.39, Cerclt - o., , or.strmt, corner of 5,,.,,, mi. • AC Orders from any part M the Canary Will b• NV ach, by sendinir the Money, directs. OS W. r a•• •• N. ' • )%trod stree t Lonclos. • EASE-INDIES,-.ORIENTAL LITERATURE. THE whole of Dr. JOHN GILCHRISrs Va lusble WORKS on flit Hindnostriee (Ink. Moors) and Persian Lace,laves, to requisite and .tveful for Waters, utt,,t a , b o mb Officers, and Gentlemen of every Description in India, .retold, for the Author, By Blacks and Parry, Biokallers to the Honourable the Kaat-liidia Company, Leadenhall street ; where Cataloauta, with Particulars, also a List of Books on Oriental Litetature, arc. Ire. may be had gratis. Dr. Gilchrist continues his gratuitous Inurtiflions on the Grand popular Language of India in particular, and the ac curate Pronunciation of the Oriental Tongues in ;eneral, every Werinerilay, from Ten till Three o'Clock, at his House, Cain he/a/el-green, to Gentlemen respeflably introduced. for the purpose of acquiring considerable Information relative to Bt . itisli India, with such a Knowledge of the Ilincloostauee, anti the Dolor's most essenttal Publications, as will render the Voyage to the East Indies subservient to their rapid and efficient Pro grevi in the Langtiages, Manners, CuAtims, &c. of that Country, be a few Weeks' Appli.tatittn, under his immediate Rope, intendance and Dire :lion, ber..re they embark for India. Letters, Pest-paid, on the above Subjetl, from any Part of the United Kingdom, will meet with due Attention. 011 1a I'd. ,IA LW* Airs, ;;;0 -