The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-04-17 00:00:00

-..-.. ,•,..--, .•-• - , ---r-g-p.,mr----k--nqcitgNP:;;•:::.--• . . - -* l ir --mwpigwwoPP— it . I A ..... ii 4 i 4 . .Ws • , .2' . IP , Ai' , $ 1., 40 . . . / / 4.: . i * ' ' • I I a il e 11) r 1161. r tttO iiii4• r tit -41 .- I • • • • SALES BY AUCTION. • . CAPITAL TOWN RRSIDRI4CE, QUIN-SQUARE, Wy.u'rAIINSTER. Ry Mr_ STEW ART, At his Awllion Rooms, No. 194, Piccadilly (opposite A House), APRIL 97, at Twelve o'Clock, H E vAluable and capital LEASEHOLD PRE iI MISES, being situated No. R, Qrsteu.square, We minster s consisting ef an excellent roomy Family !louse, co mending a view of St. James's Park ; and, from its vicinity t We:twit-ter Ilan, the Horse Guards, War Office, Treasury and Admiralty, presenting a desirable residence for a Mem of either Honse of Parliament, so an Officer in the Guani. dry awy Cr...sideman connecter, with either of the Public °tic in the neighbourhood. The premises arc in the most p er f ect state, a very large stint having bee. recently expended in par, lug the same him a complete state of repair; 30 years of the lease unexpired from Lady-day, 1803, :la ground rent of 321 . per annum. The premises consist of via.), Attic Story, three excellent servants' bedrooms ; Second Fluor, lour raynal rotims, cloretr, &c ; Filet Floor, capital front sad bark drawing rooms, and sitting roam ; Ground Flow, dinitig,twri exceleot sitting rooms a breakfast parlour ar..l litararr, capital hall a i ,d entrance; .liaseinant, etcelleot kitchens, butler's pa ntry capital wine and beer cellars, coal c:-Ilan, front are a , d e- an: behind a Piece of Ground tastefully - laid oat with fruit treas., &c —The Fixtures to he taken by the purchaser at a Likelier,. N. B. Adjoining 4311 with ELy I.r.fr, ;;,; which may be had by the purchaser at the test of ,‘,%•:, annum. .^4 - „ • . TA - 11 ,4 a WEDNFSDAY, _Willi, 17, IEOS (IPTIErF s ,>: 1 4.11 719.) THEATRW. ROYAL, DRURT.LANIR. T HIS PRFSENT EVENING, April IT, Their girskeser.anu will ;Of (20th time) the Comedy of E 11() VEY MOON. rbe charatecs by Mr. Kiloton, Mr ,Bartley, Mr. Bannister, Sr hl7O Donc an , Mi** Dc Carry, MiS4 Mellon, he. i n Ad 111. a Sone by Miss Pt Catinn.—ln Act V. a 3011, by Mos Duncan, composed by Mr. Kelly.—With a Dance in. 'cliental to the Piece, composed be Mr. Byrne • To which will be added the Ili. tttt lent Romance of RICHARD CCEU R DE LION. Richard, Mr. Kelly. Matilda. Mre Mountain. l a Act RI. A Dance, by Miss C. Bristow, PAIS Vining, Bre ys.inglas—Noval be the Young Rocha Mn Jordan will make her appearance at this Theatre early lathe n•sitt week. A ~,,,Miniesl Afterpiece called The S.ildier's Return ; or, Whit can Beauty do? will be produced oil Monday next. GRAND SPRIRG LfirTERT. SCHEME. Loo,tve 20,0n0 10,o(N) VICTUALLING-OFFICE, APRIL IS, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for Villosoditog His lllmesto's Komi do hereby eve Notice, That 0,. TUESDAY, the 113,1 bailout, they rill be ready to recast roam ssi Writing (staled top), and treat for Two Haudrest Tons of Genuine Oatmeal, to be debated m a Monti', iota Ha Majesty's named/tag Stores at Dept, urd, and to he imad fey by Dills pay able, with litiercst, Niatta hags of TheCoodisiostsof the Contract mo., &este, at the Sertetary'sOffiet. No Regard wilt he had to any Tender in *Air!, the !'rice shall mot be inserted is Words at lert4th, er that shall not he delivered to the Hoard before Oar o'Clock en the said 2.241 Instant, nor I I unless the Person rho slakes the Teuder, or some Peyton an ha Behalf, attends, to answer ashen railed for. OW WIMP. AND cighl) sPiftifs.' SPENCER and PERKINS, No. 115,. New gate. street, Wine and Brandy Situ-hairs, tsars fW sixteen yes,' m‘liorated Wine in Vats, emstaining trues I tsi 4,00. gallons, by which and their inflexible int4ilus in Pt "K. their Wine genuine, 01. reputation r f it, ?arils line nastier, and cutting quality, has Wes wog eaehtishee, lea Wes sougbt after, both by the &noels ors and the infirm i• wowitlistarrling the rarirnes dials laid . Ni,' they have sterqd kept a stock of 15,1.1041 l value, to secure a ileecellgoll of OW Wine, well knowing that, though there is no limier so wi.ole- Mrmt' 71 Old ‘Viit,, Otero 14 notbingto pernicious to that constitution as Young Wine. By the stock they are enabled to keep Wine to craze age+. They have al ,, u a vi,•ry large stock of Old and superior Spirits, treated in the same manner, by being mAiirratial in V .ta —Not less 01.01 a it ...pus of Wine, or ten rayons of Spirits, writ to any part of the Town, free of tityence. L 60,000 40,04)0 30,000 15,000 10,000 8,000 7,001 5,000 ' 5,000 140,000 f A 5,000 2,000 • 1,000 500 11 , 50 • 6,000 10 30,000 Ticket.; . L. 300,01.10 Pert of the Capitals will he detentineel u fellows : Flat drawn, lit Day L 10,00 n Fiat-Arawn, 6th Day L. 20,000 • Ditto 2d Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto 3d t)ay .. 1,000 Ditto Bth Day 80,000 Dittu 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9111 Day .. 1,000 Ditto sth Day .. 1,090 Ditto 10th Day .. 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES anuelling at every Office. Tickets Half L.9 14 0 I Fiekth........ L. 2 9 6 Quarter 4 18 (11 Sixteenth 1 8 0 - . . 1 %,.11•41os Dfalring 13th May, 1803. TheoremAs may be viewed, and partimilt. , , and of Mr. Stewart, at his Rooms. No. 194, P-A; bac Albany Kam). Just published, pry**. OBSOLETE IDEAS. In Six Letters. Ad dressed to MARIA. THEATR E-ROYAL, COVENT GAR PEN. ire The Public are re-peetfully Informed that tie New c om edy ef Who Wants a Guinea? is unavoidably deferred fail Tomorrow Evening • • rIIIHIS PRESENT EVENING, A p ril 17, i be acted the Comedy, enala.vl JOHN BULL; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. Hon. Mr. Shuffleton, Mr Lewis; Peregrine, Mr. Cooke; Penni+ Mn. Mi. ck. Mary Thornberry, Mrs. Gotat; rs. Bridgrnddery, Mrs. Davenport. Alter which will be perfremed (for the time) a Grand Serious Ballet of Action, in two parts, called AGGRESSION g Or, TIIE HEROINE OF YUCATAN. With New Scenes, Machinery se , Dresses, and Decor ations M . Th e Overture and Movie c impod by Mr. %V. War: and r. Ronell.—The Ballet produced under the direction of Mr. Entry. The Public are retpeafully informed that Mlrt , T Betty wi'l Morn by thig Thee,' • on Saturday nest, and will, on that even ing, perform thecharaaw of usnaan in the Tragedy of Zara. VICTUA.I.LINGOFFICE, t. 15, 1805. TliF. COMMISSIONERS for Vittassyiels His Mojesty's A.uy do hereby cite Kmiec, That Ole FRIDAY, the' 26th Inst•te', they will be ready to reeelve reorders its Writing (sealed o:p}, and treat far the Sappy of what I•eds way be revioed for the Cu of 114 ilyiesty's Ships gad reads ett ac#46o.tk, for the Spare of Taoist ilmiths, tiv% iks 16th of sleet !loath. To be paid far by ?oils, payable, wi:h tole. rest, Ni,4ety Days (Of" Dote.. The Conditions of the Coatrn<t ma/ he leen at the Secretary's Offwe; at this Office; Cr by appt 9 in to the Centaur of lite Moja4- sty's Casten' ht Treumnoth. By A FRIEND. Sherborne rrirtt.-d for he %ether, by lanes Langton ; and ,uld by L. It S. slew, Awe Maria•lane, London. REVERSIONS OF ANNUITIES IN THE PUBLIC FUND; By Mr. STEWART, At Garrawa 'a Coffs4-Hrnsee, on WF.DNESDAT, Mar le, by Order of the Aengnees of Mr. Wnittea.l. a lia•an;.t, 'EN HE REVERSION of NINE HUNDRED 1 sod FORTY-FIVE POUNDS, FOUR PER CENT. ANNUI TIES, on the Death Of a Lady, aged 75 Years. Likewise the REVERSION of FIVE. HUNDRED POUNDS, FOUR PER CEN C ANNUL TIES, on the Decease of Tee Ladies the One aged 40 lean, and the other 16 lean, he I under the Name of Tiro mat resoectable Trustees. STATE. LOTTERY AVOWS DRAWING' the tt)th of NEXT MONTH. 11 AL L and . Co. at their LICENSED STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. $B, CORN HILL, corner of the ROYAL 'EXCHANGE, rcepedfully inform their Friends and tie Public, that dem aft ,albeit the TICK HALVES. QUARTERS, EIGIITMS, and SIX !TENTHS (stamped agreeable to Mt of Parliament), said eu the lowest Term=. •.• Prizes paid ea Demand. • This Day is published, pere *a. in Wards,. • B ELLViLLE IiOUSF.ti a NOVEL . In Two Volume:. " I estrisot illseaser whi tient siioniti am be exhibit Erthia meet perfas4 id. as id •Oriste ; of settee net anerlieal, itticabswey probability : for .hot we civil -t ere la .r.• :),Ver imitated bid, the highest rid ;wrest that lutmait ty can retch, ethich, exercised in such trials as the vaiiitua rirrolutipis le thols shall bring open it, ,nay, by compoiriing aiiine calamities, •nd endayista others, rack us wham* rosy hepe, aid west We eau p-rforaa.".•--aitt ambler. London : Painted fur 11. D. Synto . ids, Pret.tirtet-ersr) C. Chaotile, Pal Kill i Constable, F.dinsurri ; sad Ardor, Dublin. Particulars to be bad of Mr. Allen, Solicitor, Carlis Soho; at Gartawars C..ffee.h. , u•o: and, of Mr. Stewart, 194. Pieeulilly, opposite Albany-house. Ito regard will be kid to euty Towle, in which the P, ire • LEASEHOLD PREMISES AND GARDEN, CIIELSEt. By Mr STEWART, At Garraway't Coffee-home, May I, at Twelve oTtock, Order of the Assignees or Mr. Vandrant, F HE ValaAble LEASE of an excellent 1. DWELLING HOUSE, consisting of drawing and dining room, six b+•d room, closets, kitchens, cellar., front court, a capital Kitchen and Fruit Gulden, abundantly tuna with a variety of trait tr.ea, Sec. situated at No. 2, Queen's Place, near the Bun-house, Chelsea, held for the 'raid' of Thirty-one Years, at a very Lew Rent. To be ♦iewed by Tickets; and Pint:uteri had of Mr. Stewart. at hit Auction Ronne, No. 194, Piccaddiy, opposing Alttatiy•house. ICHARDSON, GOODLIJC IC, .a»d Co. re it spec:duns acquaint the Publk, that the NEW STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing on the 13th of next Month % May). The Scheme eantains 2 Plinio( 1,30,000 3 Prises of L. 10,000 2 Anil other Prism, amounting in thewhole to 300,0001. riot he tolierteli is Words at leagth, or that shall soot be dehte•ed to 17,e Hoard before Oat u'Clnrk 1114 the said Friday, the 26th lwant, uor noar , e the Pert 'a who mikes the /*cooler, or some m• hos behalf, attend., to answer when railed for. Pic. 14.64. singh —or 2,..with the Prase amend, A MEDLEY: C,ntaisingc a segtid to the Pease Roseinl, being the lam Criverration. that the .A...ithur Iltet 014 to Off, 40 , pecting •rheatriell MitittO4 ALSO Detested, in 'Note awl Verse, intetirltd in rakeirle the &nun+. cottian ViSlOll3lir% likevrien an Original Pnena. in Funt Parts, nearly SOO tins, a , vont a eelwbr• • eel Character. Awl a Reply to the Sperch Me. Alterman ltnwernft, at the Aliniver.ary Dinner of the I.4t , rari ru.‘,l; April 3, 180:/..... Ant • Poetical Addezea i,itetolvil for Recital at that Alt • iveresiy. Sold at 23, Maiden:hoe, Covent G.irite, a Suite BOIIIICt Shop; and at Nn 6, High street, near the Church, Nerving. ton Simi; but ..t no of ier place, for remelts inattal in the THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BANNISTER. lAN MONDAY, April 29, will be performed the 'V Comedy of THE COUNTRY GIRL. Mnoriv, Mr. Wvii.ghton ; Sparki*h (hit.h tili Night on:y), Blr. Bar rnrrer ; and Mies Pew, rehs. J,wdan. Attr: the Play will be preicinted rag a New Comic Piece (iu Oue Act) erl PERSONATION I Or, F AIRLT TAKEN IN. The Pr.ilogne, Epilogue, srd Dialogue, to be spoken and performed by Mr. BANNISTER, and Miss DE CAMP. Tr which will be aA Sea, A MUSICAL FARCE. srA P..tees bir the Bones to he had of jr. Ilsonls. sir 65, Gower street, Iterllowlaquire ; and of Mr. Fo's• at the Brix Ogler; Little Rulseil•steret. .IICKETS and SHALES Jr* on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOI)I.UCK, and Co. CORNIIILL and CIIARINU CROSti, I,nntion. An early Purchase is rcr.nmalendcd, Tickets being now up• wards br Th•ee Pounds cheaper than at the coasmesicclnsot of the 140 Lottery's Drawing. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. PATIIIOII, TILE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. till' DILPT. Earl of STAMFORD and WARRINGTON. rrHE ANNUAL SERMON will be preached by Jr the Hon and Right Rev. GEORGE PELHAM, I. M Bishop of BRISTOL, at Quebec Chiipel, NEXT SUNDAY MORNlNG—Prayers at Eleven.—Te Deum and Jubilate will be e h iu nte4.—Likewise, appropriate Anthems will be sung by a Society of G.intlerneii —On the following WED N FSDAY the ANNIVT.RSART FESTIVAL will be cele brated at the LONDON TAVERN. CAPIT L FR Ek..II(M.D ESTATE, AT PINCHBF.C2. MARSH, NEAR SPALDING, LINCOLNSHIRE. Br Mr. STEWART. At Garrawav's Coffee-house, on WEDNESDAY, Man 1, at Tw, lee *Thick, hi Order of the Anignees of Mr. Grahams W ilk T UE VALUABLE FRF.EHOLD ESTATE, cAnca stioirsoLr. VAR ‘l, at Pinchbeck near Spaldiori, coirskting of Seventy Acres (be the same more or less; of ra,,ital Rich, Aralsleand Pis:sore Land., w.th tele Farm, Dome, Rama, Sts'iles, and other Convenien cios thereon, satiated in the must pleasant cart of rheCounw, and will be found very .I.tirirable. The Land being &Wive the Level of the ail(oining country, is not liable to be flooded at any aeamn of the Yter. The whole It now Pert it the very low Rent of 901 per Annum ' to Mr. Riddell, Tenant at Will, hut is supposed to be well worth the improved re it of 102" The l..nd is in the best state of cultivation. Also Two Free hold Pews in the Parish Church of Pinchbeck so with the Pn•cl The Estate , to be.irlewed by applying le the Tenant-, arid further Particulars had of Thomas Fester, b:art. Solicitor Spald ing., Mr. C. Wilkinson, Solicitor, Na. 322, Oxfurd.street; at Garraway'e Cotfee.hroase; and of Mr. Stewart, at hit Anti ell 11,001111 1 / 2 194, Piccadilly (opposite A111111)1 Horse), London. STATE LOTTERY. czwiFT and CO. at their Old Office, Nn. 11 eJ Poultry, are selling Ticket. and Shares of the State Lot tery, to begin drawing 13th Me. The demand for Tickets and Snares fie all Lotteries Was been in lamination to the nnathq .I:Capital Prizes they coataine4 ; this accounts forthe peat sale that has already taken place ru the present hiitterviaconcin (I owe of which must occasion such an liter ate d prlee, dt to it an cilbjed to every adventurer not ter delay his ...incluse. In the last Lottery, the Ticket No. 110,950, a ?rite of 10,0001. rif0...13,Ut10, Thep Of 10001. and Nos. %SU and' ii; 7,48, Prim.. of ',OOl !p.m v.hl. r.l and sold - ht Swift anti Co.'s oleo %Viteol No. 6,791, a Trite of 20,0001. No. 901, a Pr:reed 10,900 i. aid No.: 19040, a. ensc of I,OrM in the 4viveeding,hotteti, were alto sold in attain. Virterz res• be Intl, MORAL CURIOSITY. by Co: Author. FOREIGN INTFLUGENCE. FROM 71111 FRENCH PAPERS. FREEHOLD RISTATESAT FOOTSCRAY, KENT. By Mr. STEWART, At Mr. Copinger's the Styes Stan Inn, "cativo'', on THURSDAY, May 2, at TwAve oClock, at Si: Lista, by Ordor of the Administrator of the late Mr Cotton, TRULY -desireable small FREEHOLD ES TATES, in the ninst pleasant part of Kent, only Mlles (IV.. Lond.in on the Maidstone Read, conosting of Fire exceedingly meal Flosses and Gardens, and a small piece of Garil.m Ground, and situated in the Pttblic Street of Fontecray, the whnla lett to good Tenants at will, at Try Line Rents; awl will be particularly wt rth the attention ni Gentlemen who may be desirous of being possessed of small To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, he application to Mr. Coppinger, at the Sesen Stara Imt, Footscray ; and Particular. had likewise at the Bell, at Maidstone; King's Held, Rochester; the Roll and George, Dartford; the Sine. ; White Han, Bromley; Castle, Eichem; of %Ir. Wright, Solicitor, Frecorshaos ; and a Mr , Slow" at his Auction Roam', cyposite Alba .r-house, SIIAKSPEARE GALLERY, TALL MALL. By Mr. STEWART, On the ?realises, MAY 16, at Twelve &Clock, by Ooder itt the Proprietor, *ithaut reierm, T HE Valuable and most deniable LEASE ESTATE, and Capital Building, railed The SIIAKSPLARE GALLERY, Sixty four Tears of the Lrase unexpired, at a eery moderate Gonna Rent. The receive alai spacious in extent, and in the moat complete .rate of 'l. pair, no expence having been spared by the late Propilet , s for that purpose. The situation is truly desirable, ;wino( • tat the first in this Great Metropolis, and particularly adapte.l for the exhibition of any weir:its cennedri; with Arts, Corporate Bodies, or Companies who may want exten sive Premise, and a public, respectable situation Particulars, Ste. ere eaiaiy fat betivirv, and may kIM • the Shakspear• Gallery; °areaway's Colfes•heu e; tad d Mr. Stewart, at his Auction Rooms, opposite Alliany.heinst THE PAINTINGS TO ILLUSTRATE THF. ‘Vl.llics or OUR IMMORTAL BARD, SHAKSiI:AiI F.. By Mr. STEWART, On the Premises, the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall Mall, May fl• an I Two following Days, at Twelve &Clock, by nitlat the Proprietor, without reserve, THE Noble and Valuable CoUeBion of PI G TURES, iqustratise of the Works of um 40/IW O.I Bard. This truly National assemblage cestaiss. the i 'nniaa prreluelions of our iinht celebrated Ii tub Arthas. and I . t ut only illustrative of the Works of our great Poet, hot 410 td OUt nwn Country. The lover of the Drama, the. rolleett.nta will be highly gratified in finding the Artists have done such ample justice to the idea and fancy of the Author; the Air. tours of klittorical Painting 4 will find a grand selection, Hits trative of the most memorable events which have Naivete in the British empire; the whole itolleCtims reflecting thr greatest harbour on the public spirit and tints of its Ist , Proprietors. the Meru. Boydella. The Exhibition Rooms well be open for one Month re 'Jou. to the Sale, being the last time the Public eau ever has of viewing this r an rune Coiled ion ; dextipave Catalefe , will then be had at the Shakespeare Gallery ; and el Sweatt's Auction Rooms, opposite Albany House. Pienuldly. - -- LONDON :—Pfinted by DRORGE DAviDsott, Nn. Wycti street, St. Clements, sad publdlood by JUSiAII RYDEk, at the Office. Nu. IS, Rack of St. Cloenonto Clcfrch, Strand, where thrtro tog Ile Pars. kc • (I**P at4 odf be lAy atosoflod to .' , ' I.INDFR TILE PATRONAGE OF Hlg Rt)YAL 410 1 11 NESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. ►I I HE original Curious midi Wonderful Etßeti. 1 meet of chit INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. R CHAR tk. , I .oloor thereof, SAVILF.-HtIUSE, LEICIRS nut SQL Tta, esimoraitiary Exhibition continues upon iriery O AT (Sundial. eeeentee, from Ter t. PION ai4 (wilt ..c. ; ; . : A , O 10C1 Leening ; and irallmeml by the greet n. atl Rani.. 11111011 AV wt Ite , Sitd it, to be ime of the, mew mu m, ienig ever of fed to public N..CIV. The Joinable Girls, who went to be in the moktof the Andience, thongh oneeen he them, convert and mnz, in EttgleM, French, and (kola .„ plow en the Pomo Forte, he. Als,i the amixi.ig ANIMA rEP RUST, which ha. the Mnti.tro of Life, tel. , the Number of the Co' mpone, their DIPWI, the hour, hv their Watches, &c.--‘iisuittalieve 24. CA—Yonne Ladies and Gen tlemen, under tweivo, Is. each, during the Ilidithivs. LADIES NEW FANCY DRESSES for the Season, at I 'At' and MIDDLFITON'a, No. 19, Knot James's-oven, an anortment of &gent Drew% in miudin works, picqucrc , satin and velvet, velvet pelisses, trimmed oath lace, at 51. 15s. tad. ; Salisbury flannel and nrsenet pe lisses, very cheep; short morning drei.ses . , at 13i.; long morning ,dresses, frum 13s to two gluten ; chiidbed young Ladies frocks of all P 7,11; Ladies corset., made in • new style. Millinery--.C.ans, hats, dies; handkilchiers, tuckers, &c. beautiful patterns of black and white laces, and worked trimming; fur dresses, in great variety ; India acid Raids mss hitt of every description; Japan mu.lins, at 124. Gf. the dress ; stoned 'outline, at 25.; worked end piquet mii.dm, fro m ed. to two guineas; fine yard and half Na.usook. , , at 4;.; prd and half ca.nbrie muslin', at So 34.; fine muslin, for Gent!einen's neekciatlis and Ladies dre.ves. lade. u r a .ntle men going errotorning from sbc..still may be supplold with every article ready made. " To rove what hldden Omen k hells are found " quench dianw, and heal the homing wound, _ . ' " " With ondial drcip;,the fainting head suZin, " Call beak the * flitting soul. and st II the throbs of pain." !THESE desirable purposes were never so effre -1 well.. prrsrnoterl'a, by th life Dr WElisTEß's have i. elettlntprosement ENGLISH DIET DRINK. The . . CriebgAtril Dr. Franklin after his ow n potence of its a.toiiisti leg priwg , l4 in die SeeRVY, aril many subservient trials in Cis YELLOW FEVER, took ,o sniall pains .o sprond Rs fame over America. Every day has been adding to its reputation in Engladd. The elates pligiUTfrbe4 by it in the Seth yv, the Scut= phis's, and all Dis :AWN arising from impm dies of the blood, at well oily Asthinu, Consomptimis, and the lamentable train si Nervous Complaints, would surpass belief. were they not ...II incited. The case of 14 . G. HOLLAMRY, a Purser in Mined:es Service, deserves peculiar notice at this 'Ration of • ii,e year, when a finir Wattles of the DIET DRINK mey he notes. pleasant to the taste than purifying to the system. --This Gentleman's wasdeeply tainted with the Scurvy, when he received a slight bruise, which soon Sucanie a wound, asls,iresil rapidly. 's !applied," says he, in a letter addressed to the Doane, ss to several Surgeons in t , dinbitrgh, Plymouth, and elsewhere, under whose care I was for near two years, kept under a sour e of medicine, which, I am well convinced, was Mercurial ; and by means of which I was ma reduced, that is was thought iinpassiale for me to K.-cover. After that, I put myself under the care of the Isle Mr. Cruiltsliank, who gave one the Nitrous Acid atsd marry'Pristic Medicines: he likewise recommended me to inhale the Vital Air under Dr. Thornton there relieved me a little hill A rela:isc, which reinle.e.l me worse than ever, came on. I then went to Plymouth Hospi tal, where I remained fnurteen months, without a cure, and runt from thence to St Thomas's Hospital, where I remairosti Mae menthe, but wu them also d..eined incurable. In this strss.ed situation, I was advised to take your DIET DRINK, a. d have now the happiness to declare, that in about three ninths I was per' ply cured, when I mint otherwise hese l'ngend nut a miserable eataenc ." This ease, and MAID others not less intertwine, are de s obed at foil length, in tl‘ • Tln•d Elitio.l of Dr. NVetweer's 1 powd er Tr. atre on the share eninwLaint!, which may be had, es well as the DIET DRINK, at ti e Proprietors Slur and en. • 19, Kennington tine, Lambeth. Also by ;heir principal Agent, Mr W. Forbes, Pniltry; bacon ant Co. rtn, thrfOld Waal. 944, illo Dorn ; Oxley and CO. Her Miiestrs ChyntiAs., g 7, II market ; Alrtglev, Cliyini.t. 49, WC•a, Clav aro, bl•CAtria , d; Ifewlet,Dr.sgllist, di, irough ; Jordne, ; by yr 1"1 one H•soltsellev, or revive...J.ooe Vend.r of Politic Midi taus*. is every priacipal Town in tag TO THE LADIES. CREME de SULTANES.--1. DELCROIX re spectfully informs the Nubility, Gentry, sal the Public, that, after warigty of Chemical experiment., and !erg tautly a.id application, lie has prepared the incomiiarablo VEGETA ISLE. CREME DI? StILTANIES, for presatvine, beautifying, and whitening the Skin. This Preparation, bring male entirely from vegetaldes is a mutt excellent piriervative of the face anti hands from freckles, eingworrns, and etionphig, in hot or rola weather; cud J. II .I:rois cat., with confidence, offer it to the puhltc, frail a convit-ion of its efficacy, and as the limit, of ma advertisement will not pens* him to speak sufficiently of its merits, he is convinr;LA that a single trial will prove its uttli:r, and it is of so innocent a nature, that an infant may take It without the lout danger. The Vertahle •Crense de Sultanes will he of infinite service in hvt (linter s, in restoring .aun-bornt ervirpleximn to their na•ihii CtIIOUY in a short time : and even to thou: whim nature bar. r•rfosed • fair complexion, by using the above will very much improve it, and make it appear 14 natural Sold at 4.. and 7s. 64. par !Tittle. The above article and his Pin'. Dr vu d by the Priinietnr., at 56, Posashatorest, and by every principal Perfumer in the Mined giogdona. THE Reverend WILLIAM BA KC r,itY!S ANTIBILIOUS DEORNIRUENT PILLS.—The Pub. ' lie are requested to observe, that as the great benefit to beds rived from the above Patera bledirie dope's& on the Pills being genuine, His" Majc.ty's lion. Cominissioneir of the Stamp Duties hare been pleased to grant•to the ityv: Barclay, Vie sole Inventor and Patentee of Vie A•itilidirsus Deobstritent Pills, the "lame of "The Rev. Wul iem Barclay, Stalnidotrem, Old Bond-street„"" to he .iingraved in • 'Ale stamp, which stamp is Alberti to each box, a!I other, are ciun leered; and any person vending the same wilt be proarchied with the utmost .everity of the law. They haveofroo with sitcom by many tho•isands ; anumrt wham he ha. the honour to rank *hy following distinguish.' personar . s, viz -- Hr. Grace the Arcithishop of Catuertory—The (.odd Bishop of Rath and Wills—Sir .1 ,hn trios wood, Ran. 1,11 , (or 110- niter —Sir Stephen Lurhington, Hart. MP. for Peturri--. r. Anson, E.q. M.P. Litchhold-"laroes Anivatt, E.g. M P. for Southampton--Cueil Forrester Esq. M. P. fir simian , : Calvert , Ext. M.P. for tiertforrt-•-Edmunstlioetim, FAq New- 0, 14 4 . Spring gardens—Thomas lie bat Pall- W: req. Private Secretary to thASlibistinp of Canterburv-.the Rev. Mi. Dirnoek, I..ilWanan to Os! Arch. aishup. The Medicines are sold at Mr. E. Kerinih, Stafford ;trees, Old Bond stregt.o.Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Le,ce-ter snuare-.Mr Forbes, Chemist Poultry Oat" Salter anal Ca ) -.Meets. Bacon and Cr , . O xford-street—Mr. Rohm, Royal EscharmioadMr Michell, Medical Repository. Lonpaere— Mr. Edward., No. 3e4, 1-Ibilborn--and Mr But:er, Nu 1, Cheaiwole, cnrner of Pirernoster•mw. Where may .16n h had, the following truly valuable Merlierises, whose happy effects ru their several cares have procured the ilium pa• srunagc Rev. Will. Barclay's Stoehr for the wire and speedy relief of the Gont ; his Solvent fur the Cure cif Stone; his Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; and his Volatile Oily Embrocation for the cure of tbit Blsminsatieris &e. all were, Medicines, so be genuine, most bar* Nae aineve-reen. limed asap. stawA a es. Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Webb Marratt, (:krieeliter • James Mitchel, Rol. Rt. Hon. Lord Rivers, V. P James Neil, Esc; Right Hon. Lord Henniker, Cnar . es Piet, E.l. M. P..V.,P. Henry Resins, Esq. . Joseph Thompsnn, Mil. V. P. Nathan Salaminw, h‘sq. Dr.'Wahhman Thomas Wiight, Rev. G. Andrzont, M. A. Nit. George Want, Diniel Beaumont, Esq. ' Mr. William F.,ans Rdwarsl Bundle, Mr J Henry Pearoelt Robert CI, rissle, Esq. Mr Richard • TattleS covered at h out o'Clork preci.ely. 4.* N. , Collection at the 'fasvern Aqist,eSnthieatnan, die•—aßewar4s rind 4,3117. Pinsenial Boodens iiertentel. Doinignie flaprinew psis. mote I. Restored to Life, ;o tLtir Parents, *NA to lite S ate, tLi 54311,1 ten hive reeessistellv estahlidird'Hipstane •- aeoa iikeistkayaßlllllo 4 .. .._kw!K.roiens, and tit the want diAant p,tti ctri6ielrr"' • 3, dtc. lac received at Ramon ; anti co. ; e f eter, Ch4ttrria, and e.. ; DeninmervlV ; Mesa. Hawit, LBO 'large i101.4e • Cie Tmarason, 8 , Srital.sqii.ir.:; and by Dr. Hawes, V , ler's.stseet; Mira. • JOHN BEAUMONT; R. and Sec. Thal Annual Room: for 13o:. will he publrshel and pre- Waited to the Guardians of Life, at be Anniversary, on the inwniot. WHOLESALE FAMILY LINEN AND FURNITURE ‘VAREHOUsE. WGEDGE, No. I, Leietater-square, Linen . draper and Calico Printer, begs leave to inform rho Nnb": - fity, Gently, and Public in general, that he hat appro• 'waled pert of .bis extensive Pre MIAS to the sale of goods by the piece and half piece. Families supplied on the lowest whnleede terms, fen ' , ray money. A stock of 20,0031. will be constantly. kept of the best manufetereri grinds, and every article w..tranted, i=ltirling Furniture' of the most fashionedr and elegant sletlgus, in any quantity, awl of el th-orriptions. W. t s IF.IDGE, barns,/ an extensive Printing . Ma nufaitrirv, can execute with dispatch, Furnitures (be order) in any dosigto, in the ben mariner, and on terms muck un:er the general charge. N.B. Persons, wanting large quantities of goods, will find a very cmenderable saving. general antipathy we feel from childhood to Me theme, in,luces us to delay remises when we really wain them. If disease does not alarm our. watchful friends, th.• necessary quantity, con6nement and dread of nauseous medicines, add to our repugnance. 4 1 /hen afflicted with Gout, Rhewmati.ro, Sen•hutic Eruptions, weak Digestion, or Nervous Afixtinns, they use removed by SPILSRURY's PATENT ANTISCORRITFIC DROPS, the dose of which is a few drop-, and no restraint of diet or exercise. To avuid counterfeits, ask for Spilsbury's Patent Ant:scot bilVe Drops, with the Stamp ( the King's duty) pouted tit black Ink; odd' at the Dispensary, No. I% Soho•square, In bottles 4.5 , 4 6d. Its. and 11. 2.. duty included. Rt. Holt. Marquis Lothian, Hon. Mt. Shirley, Re Hun. Lotd Dudley and Sir John Coghill. Ward, •.• Sir Franco Blake, Rt. Hon. Lord Grande!, Sir Edward Newoham, Rt. lion. I,orri Forteicue Sir James Arrmdioiig, Ve.counteseDudlcy and Ward, Judge Barrington, Dowager Lady Giantley, General prouliiy, &maga, Lod" Forte:woe, General Norton, Latily Falmouth, Uencral Ihryle, Lady Apprece, Colonel lle Bath, And many others, HAVING for more than 20 Years experienced the efficacy of GODBOLD , Pat.mt VEGETABLE BALSAM, for the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma*, and Con. sumptaila., in their own Families, as well as witnened it in others, i iaiticillacle recommend it to be kept by all Persons, espeesolly those belong* to the See, to ham recourse so upon the first attack of either of the above complaints, in which case it rimer fads of soccese, and in hundredi of instances it his per formed cures after Patients bare basenji's,* over by their Phy sicians, by which means a great number of the faculty conjoin in the recommendation, hating admitted it as the lipt medi• cme in the world for the abort &soden. Nut:arrow c .rtlllcates from nthe-% of the Nobility and Fami lies it distinction, aikeell as from the above; to shorn references may be made, may be seen at the Proprietors, Bloomsbury square, which are reefs of its utility, beyond the power of airy to dispute Seal by Tott, Royal Exchange'. Newbury,St. Paul's Church Yard; Ward, Holborn; Ching and Butler, Chsepside ; Bacon and Co. tlafind•street ; Wade, Bond streets and all principal Venders of the United Kingdom. N. B. T 6 prevent fraud, their name is written en every label, and printed at full length upon each stamp that covers the Cork of each bottle. ••• Good allowance fee exportation. t saw. statue. Tl;erntreror, previoae to Otis departure for Italy, .-ammitted the d, ion of die otcOlary tion dur ;rig Ins alsicacr to Cambeeeres, rch:Chan c''ll9r of the Linigre t tlsis Grand Dignitary, of course, presiics at present in the Conn ii of s:atc at Pirie r and is invested -sith gae same fundhons, which. kriiimilar circumstance% he dhcharged as Second 4...i'tritul - under the Consulate. The Emperer. koW-- ever, by retainiapsear his person many of his h;,;. n;szers and Counsellois of State, continues, even whilston his ionreeyito be equally attentive to the affairs of Govem:uent is during his fortnet tours. The first accounts of Their Majesties progress wise brought from Troyes, the principal t .W 3 of the De partment of Aube. where '1 heir Maje,ties had ar rived on the 2d inst. at,four in the afternoon, having sat out from Fontairdaleau at six in the morning. • Onthe..sd be went to Brisurse, where he was received as at Troyes, but returned cei the 4th to Troyes, where their Majesties borway,so, a •pubbe ball with their presence. On the sth, attar l :vino; heard mass at six o'clock in the motni.ig in the cathedral of Troyes, they left that cite. His Holiness the Pope left Pan: the 4th inst. with the Prelates and other persons of his suite, in the midst of an immense crowd of the inhabitants of ail ages and sexes. The multitude was contain' in every place through which His Holiites was to pass. and obtained his benedi4ion, at the same time giving him proofs of their most profound venera tion. which affected Ais Holiness. The Pope has received magnitizent pi eients from the Emperor, as have also the Roman Cardinals who attended His Holiness to France. Whilst the Emperoris proceeding to Milan, Prince Joseph, who does not accompany him, is to set out forthwith for Brussels, wheie he is expesled on the 10th instant, to attend at the approaching Ses.- lion of the EleCtoral Ca;llege of le, of which he is President, in quality of Grand FileClor. On the 4th, the day before yesterday, the Mini ster for Foreign Relations, and on the .sth, the Mi nister of War, set out after his Impeiial and Royal Majesty on their journey to Milan. The privateer Les Dews Freres, of Boulogne, Le febvre, has captured, in the midst of an English con voy, and carried into St. Valery, the brig Athign i , laden with pipe-clay, and bound from Plymouth to Sunderland. The English ee perty, and the Prize-master I possession of fifty guineas. handkerchief, and of his • waged war against the En ! against British seamen. The privateer L. Com/4sec, `t -,y. crew kept all their pro- even left the Captain in which he had tied in his wAtch, that be Ig li s h ITl ,,opoiy, but not sr, of St. 1k141:-. has CA?• B BOMAk.--Ve r itAON; TtA nEAt.F It , Doe- castplace, Leteestreeettare, respeeitch• intorrn• ht. 'Friend; and the Public that being apuiiirdiel by Idr. R Ivor% (the Inventor Le surly Nittnegrottter ef Ot-,tititfity approval tteier_ation of the TRUE CIiUCILA.A.T4 M.rt, denominatedEß.7MA.) salty Vettler., Wlserlesiale arca iters4, ire LooLliiii, he has a ready rimportunitt of their eumpariog the genuine with the base imaation of that article w recently rata traded • be the imett unhandsome and specious rnetns having no doubt hut the true sort will hire a derided jri • fe - • *nee. This esterlttnt ?repot ition hems, when boiled, eating, nutritious, and highly pleastin which, for Rreskrast, cannot he excelled by Ans , of Cie molts:lions oh t e Vegetable Kingdoin t the facility with why h tarn pritypreil fur ' the, renders it likewise • desirable Article for Persons on juort wept; and Travellers of every description. Sold retail at 5s per Pound, with Directions, and die loos! allowance to the Trade —N.ote are genuine wile": the •ItalIWS of the Proprietor, " R. "Jaynes, and W. Wilson," are imprint ed on etch racket.. in', ards nn( It and the rove Our ther the k of , till yeu of ed at EO, ;us ,IN Ca. rand . rare iiiibts ihak• COI -1,041i many 'Tint" Pula ; inn of I vow. Many