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~~. p: ..` ,~ , • • I "W' ' 517.7111 .1 RI .. o ~ r t ,br i_4rtttob Irtro .., . ~. 1, - • • ;. .. ' • , • " I 3 ~ '` , Elfo.S WHIS PRESENT EVENING, April 23, will j. be preseti•ed, the Gra.ll Serious Open entitled LA CU viENZA DI SCIPIONE, Cumyw'l by Fie-k. Jind of the FIFO Att, a Pig ritema DIVERTISEMENT. Pod of hp LA BELLE LAITIERE ; 011, BL t it EINE DE OIkSTILLE. Composed by Mr D'Egglle Music by Steibelt; In which M. and Madame De Hay. will dance their Pas De Deux. V Ivan Rex et Regina. TIAIBATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. FINES PRESENT EVENING, April 23, Their Mhjesties' Seesaw...will aft the Co'nedy of pROV()K'D HUSBAND. Lord Tonal>, Mr. Pope; Squire Richard, Mr. Collins Lady Toeing?, Mita Duncan. To which will be added (never performed) a New Comic Opera, in two Act,, called THU SOLDIER'S RETURN; Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO? The Music, with 50 Union Oveure, entirely New, composed by Mr. rt Hook. The Cher/eters by Mr. Powell, Mr. H Johnston ' .. Ban nister Mr Johnstone, &c. Mn .r a . Mountain, Miss De Camp, Mrs. Bland. rte. -A Donee incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. Byrne To nwerow,Thr honey Moon.—Thursday, The Stranger. 11/S. Jordan will wake her appearance at this Theatre in the was of a few days --"---7—THETRE-ROYAL, COVEN DARDEN. IPRESEN r EVENING, April 23, will .1 be acted a Tragedy ealled ZARA. Osman, Master BETTY Lusignan, Mr Hargrave ; Neres tan, Mr. C Biteable Zara, Mrs. H. Siddiins To which will be added a Musical Farce called THE POOR SOLDIER. parri k, w. Hill; Dermot, Mr. lactedon ; Darby, Mr. Menden. Morals, Met. Atkins TL,. new e fleetly of Who Wancs a Lliuinen? having *vat 1:;en received with unbounded applause, will be repeated IVc .J 1 N and Fridav neat, with the new Ballet of Ag grnaiin or. 7 . lleFleruine n( Yucatan. _ _ TO LADFs OF RANK AND FASHION —ORNAMEN TAL lIAIR ROOMS, No .68, NEW BOND-STREET. 11)P KNIPE, removed from No. 78, near to Ox- JIM. tord-strect, rooms his sincere thanks to the Nobility mid Green, for their libeiai support sin," his recommencement in business; and as a in.mt of his determination to support the reditation his HEAL/ MUSSES, he l ac finished an as sortment of thi. most fa.ltionable and approlred Dress and Un dn. Hea.' Domes. Opera Tocques, and some Half Caps, on a i.ew c ,nstrurtion. nape's mites :or Dress Head Dresses, 2. 124 6d. to Ten Guiftea ; Undress Head Dresses, Two Guineas. The above are w aranted to he made of the best her, workmanship, and materials, and will not shrink.... Ladies hair cutand dramed...-Opera Tucques, 10s. 6d. to Two Outlives. PRE? • RED CHARCOAL we the IEI%III 3nd GUMS. ARDNER and CO Chemists to Their Royal ilighnene4 the Duke and Doehew of Yo r k, N o . heg kayo en offer in the 1 1 1,)biltty and Putarc at bit:, a PRVPAR MON of CHARCOAL, which, as • LANTIVRICE, iv wall deserving the,r ationpaou The acjd cnottined b, charenal is in this preparatin3 ad corrected, that White ft left tietintel! a IlaagriiHeliatioit tie gnamel perfectly scented. It effectually stops this prnereis of the litany 'Dieu gum% and hat a Aleut agreeable flavour to the bolt. Prepared and mid, wholeade and retai!, by the Proeriatoes, abet, and sold nisei by E Newberry, at tbwlnlet at St PION CitUtCh-pitli Price 2a the box. iNGLIS/rs SCOTS PILLS. N ° greater_pmoi can be giTen of the excellence of ANTIERSOV's SCOTS' PILLS, than that the Stamps requinvl :or this Medicine sery far emceed in number the quantny for any other. The Pills have been a-,ld by B. 11 INGLIS!! and nia Prrd,c,ssuirs, in the Fhatill, for near /t.io years; avid they are allowed In he one of the nine innocent, enn‘tatent, and effectual hAerlicines of the purgative doss. They are particularty natiot in disorders of the atnmach and livaels, in bilious, gouty, and rheumatic complaints, in head. ants, want of appetite, indigestion', and in all otanructions Travelling and seafaring ponale should never be without them and as it may be of importance to those who value their health, to be girer-lot against dangerous counterfeits, all persona are donate Naive, before they purchase, whether the Stamp on th, outside of each box hat the fothiwing winds : " B. 11. IltiLlSfl, No. 163, Strand, nppoitte the N. -a Chinch," printed in red ink; hie without this they cannot be genuine, end the bills are iltried $. . _ A. m toy tlltier; wli smiriousPtlls under the name of Dr. Anderson's, plra.e m tt • isrMeolar In salting far INGLISII's scar. PILLS; which may be had of most reepeflatsle maiden in the country. ••tocireve what hidden row's, its herbs are foetid " To eetach disease, and heal the burning wound. " Withdraw; drops the tainting heal sustain, • " Call beck the flitting soul, and still the throbs of pain " THESE desiOahle purposes were n e ver stn effec ts:alle ;48mm:A a. by th. late ltr WF_RSTER's been tin n Lit Idianneeleut of Ins ENGLISH IMET DRINK. The r 'WOW Ike. rtankilits lifter his own experisnoe of ire astonish . I ,c p wren is the SCURVY, and many sulasoquent tria's in ts • Yri.LoW FT.vEn, t iok no 'mall pains to soread its Dine sow ku.serira. Retry day has Mum a:Ninth! Its reputation in England. The rupees periorriusi by it in the Seem, the SOO- Pink, and all Domemariwim from imp "re of the Mood, as well as in Astliniss Consumptions, and th., lattemtable train of Nervous Complaints, would surpass belief, wine they not w.:l attested. The cam of E. G. HOLlAlltltt, a Purser in Its Majesty's Servers, M•scrves peculiar notice at this season of . the year, "slim • few Brittle* of the D4Er DRINK may be found no kis plemant to the taste, than punting to the system. Getithunan's blood was deeply united with the Scurvy, when he received a alight bruise, which 49001 became a wound, and spread rapidly. ss I applied," says he, du a letter addressed to the bur, sr to etyma Surgeons in Fdtriburgii, Plymot.th, anti iberrhere s sunder whose cam I was for near tsso years, kept under a course it coeds. use, whin h , lam well convinced, was Mercurial ; cud by means of which I was so reduced, that is was ti ~,,, the intoosai4e for one to recover. Afrer that, I put - under the care of the late Mr. Cruikshank, who gave s'ir , N 4 T01 ,, Acid and mai, Tonic Medicines: he likewise retooirsil.teri caw en (Whale the Vital Air ander Dr. Thornton : these ielieved me a ; but a relapse, which rentle.eil me horse than ever, came on. I then went to Plymouth Hisipi• Oil, where f rev.sioed fourteen months, without a care, and tame from thene •to St. Thomas's Hospital, where I remained elms months, hut was there also deemed illeurshle. In this distressed situation. I was alerted to take your DIET DRINK, eall have wow the happiness to declare, that in about three Meriths I was pertly curisd, when I must uthe:wise have liagered out a miserable eXiitlllC,." This Case, and mato, others not less interesting, are tic- Ittihad et fish length, in the Th. d Edition of Dr. Webster's populAr Treatise on the above Coraphitins, which may be had, as well as the DIET DRINK, at the Proprietors Mel' sill Cu. It 9, 'Kennington louse, Lambeth. Also by :heir principal Agent, Mr. W. Fortes, 29, Poultry; Bscon and Co Oxford street ; Wand, 324, Holborn ; wiles and Co. Her Ilidamaty's Chymists, 27, Haymarket; Modgley, Chymist, 49, Staid; Wise , L'hy mist, Blare friar's road; Howler, Druggist, lar Boressyh ; Jordan, Druggist, ; an I by at least one Rookseller, or respelable Vender of Public Medi data, in away principal Town in the Visited Kingdom, FULL MONET FOR PRIZES. CWIFT and CO. Nu. 11, Poultry, respeitfully 0 inform the Public, that the Prizes of the La 4 Lottery will be naid in lull by Government in a few days. Palmas having any Tickets or Shares pluchssad at the above Ofßee, may now receive the hill moonlit in IllOoey, or in eachaitgii fur Shares of thepresect Lottery, which begins drawing the lath of next month. 111 el • last Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,952, a Prise of 10,0001. No. 6,290, a Prise of 10001. and Nos 9,202 and 16,968, Prue+ of 9001 were ,bared and sold At Swift and Co.'s Office. Where No. 6,791, • Fria,. et 20,0001. No. 9,342, a Prise nr 'Hood. And No. 19,^011, a Prize of 1,0001 iu the preceding Lottery, were alto sold in bhAre*. DkEW'S JAMAICA TONTINE. AT a MEETING of th , , SUBSCRIBERS on the 11th of April, ISIS, Trustees were chosen, and the Terms of the Tontine resolved on, and subscriber, by all pre- KM, The Sum to be raised is 10,0001. in Shares, oflool. each, paying an totems' of 15 per Cent with Survivorship. Those who wish for Shares, are ref - located to apply forthwith fur the particulais, and sign, by the.rtselves Sr their Agents, the Agree ment, which is lett for the purpose, at the Office of Meters 'Froward and Meenfrnld, No 94, PALL MA LL,when s Dcpoia of b per Cent. itt to be paid to the account of the Trustees, at their R..ntter g and a further Instalment of 60 per Cent. on the I. May next, from which Day the Tontine and the Inter est commence. Id 7 La, i~e.~. If Mr. PPotite YECE ) us IT If nm„cif atl at r moo 4 rew by IP. 4, Pie. TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1305. CONTRA , FOR BARRACK STORES. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Great George Street, April 20, 180 S. N convquener of its having been found nrcersary to change some of the Patten's of she barrack Storrs, for which retakes were, Go ..fdvenisealeat, from tilts 0&e, ouder due the 9th b.:ant (Copy of ish,rh is at foot beryl), to he delivered its am lifoatlay net, the Mid Inssitot, this is to gay A'irti , e, a/refresh Proposals tot!! be now received for to , h Stswes, 0,, or before the 2d IM.1; by which time, Pergola desirous of Teraderiag for the sane pill be able to see the Patten., Igor final ass; of coarse such readers as may be .Loosed vp to Maithiy,lfli, aill be slanicst told. (COPY.) " COMMISSARY GENER4L'S OFFICE, - - - " Gloat Ge. Age awe, April 9, 1803. "Sl'Cif Periou as Nag be derirous Cossaaactin: rah 'Le Coaintioney Genera( for swiptying ftesidinsi Irmonsone city, Copper% Takeo. Latin au/ insollbasotolie s , Ti Nan, Eartison Wore, Comer? Ware, Moos, Jrom and Baskets, It sodas /Adios and Spoons, may receive Pesticide,/ of the smiedry An tides, rick the Terms and Conditions of the Centred', at this Office, between the Hann of Eleven and There reetack, and de- Goer their Tender,,sea:ed, and direct e d to the Commies/Ty General, tar • kisii thereon ' Tender for earrack Supplies, on or bepre Twelve o'Clu t k, on 31onday the 22d lisetant , elk r whirls Hoar no Tender till be opened, nor will any be received by You . , 10iif SI the Net ge Alta:l be paid." GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. L. 50,000 • 20,000 10,0(X) 5,000 2,000 1,000 500 100 50 20 L. 60,000 •o,oue 3n,000 15,000 !e,OOO 8,000 1,01;0 5,000 5,000 120,400 50 100 6,000 30,000 Tickets L. 300000 Pelt of the Capitals wit be determined as follows: First strewn, Ist Day L 10,00 n First-drawn, 6th My L. 20,000 Ditto 24 Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto 34 Da, .. 1,001 Ditto Bth thy 50,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,006 Ditto sth Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day .. 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at evert Office. Tickets... L.1819 0 Half L.9 14 0 Eia11ath........: L. 2 9 6 Quetta 1.. 4 )5 0 Sixteenth 1 S U 4 .• Siena EPrawing.l,6llter,2l4lll. RICH A RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re spectfully acquaint the Public, that th- NEW STATE LOTTERY commences thawing on the 13th of next Month (May). The Scheme contains 2 Prises of L. 30,000 I 3 Prises of L. 11,000 2 And ether Pf WM, amounting is the shako to 000,0001. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICH AR OSOY, GOODLUCK, and Co. CORNHILI, and CHARING CROSS, London. An early Purchase is recommended, Tickets being now up wards of Three Pounds cheaper than at the commenceineut of the late Lottery's Drawing. No. 237„ PICCADILLY. HARRISON and BROOKE, Stock Brokers, and Licensed Lottery Ofice Keepers, 237, Piccadilly, near the Haymarket, are selling TICKETS and SHARES in a variety of Numbers, and on the most reasonable te!rns, Ntariporl agreeable to Act of Parliament. Their Office has been established uremia of Fifty Tears, and they can with coi.fidence appeal to all who, during that period, have acted business with them, for the ponctua'hty and honour of their conduct ...Prises to any amount paid oil demand. LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS. FAMILIES coming to reside in London are in forme-I, that they maybe always -.implied on the shrines Notioe eiss bi-ST fiILWCANCLA.COALS, so Terms More moderate thanes), House :n London. The Quality and Measure we vouch for, or mar •!wAy.. have ocular annon,tra time of. Frogs the mitensise Encouragement and Continuation given be th first Farr.i!ie: in the Kincdoiry ever aisci. the Year 1190, is arroof of general Approbation HARRISON and CO hays a Quantity of Large Coals for Rakers' Ovens, elleakt and of greater Utility than any Thing they car, pur chase. This Day w published, in Inlso, price Ten Guineas, boards, ►r HE TOPOGRAPHY of TROY, and its Vi may; illustrated and explained by Drawings and De -criptions. Dedicated, by Permission, to her Grace the Du• chess of Devonshire. by WILLIAM GELI., Esq. Of Jesus College, M.A.F.A.S. anal late Fellow of Emmanuel - College, Cambridge. In the Work are given ♦3 coloured Plates, taken from accu rate Drawings made on the spot by the Autbor, and chiefly engraved ►y Mr. Medland. Each Plate has its appropriate Lotteopress diecriptvsn, in which every precaution has been taittn,to render the subject intelligible to the Reader. The Work la designed to alfoid an opportunity touch as have not vi,ited the country, of (outline their eon opinions of the To pography of Homer. Thine Verses of the Iliad and Urlyasey are cited, which deseribe, rw appear to describe, the particu:ar Portion; or Motiumeots of the Treed. The Views consist of det.re-sttoh of the whole Ciost of Phrygla from Antandros in the Gulph of Adianiyunaia, to the Vale of Thymbm ou the Ifellespont. Printed fwr Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, No. 39, On: Shilling per Mile per Cha!dm(' uIT the Woe.. SUPERB STATE COURT, and other HAR . NESS, for general use with Patent Coilsra, that will not, like other collars, wring the horsza, or tire tin.ni ut t.itir wukl, superior to any ever ...en before, in this of :rev other usuntir, in point of elegane., construction, and cl,trabillity. The leather of which than ure made is per ecily free from that disagreably greasy feel, awl edfamerre smell, whirls is peculiar to all leather dressed with oil and tat ow, this leather being dressed with Vegttable Ceitopoundt, which present it from ever beesming gummy, MM, or cra , king; and requires not, like other leather, to he cleaned with oil, ter will it stretch and draw ifiio a stalky, when wet, which la generally the case with other leather. Prepared and sold by JOHN El/W Corner, Patent flatness Maker, ham. and Engine Pi,* Maker to the Royal Navy, 15, Buts sar,er, Covent garden. The Co.noosit ram tor ci.witnig, bzwin.fring, 4411 oreaervinf, haraaa, kr. its pints , quarts, Bc , u usual —Quarts, 51, ; pints, gs. Gd.; halfapirsts, IS rid. 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TNT general antipathy we feel fro.n childhood 11 to imbues us to delay remedies *hen we really want thine. If disease dote not alarm oar watchful aranth, the nerettare inantity, confinement, and dread of issus..oirr wisdicines, add is owe repiegnanoe. with Gout, Rheumation, Scorbutic Erni,' tors, weak Ihy-ition, or Nervom Affeetions, thee are remitted be SPILSIIURY's PATENT ANTISCIORRUTIC DROPSa the dose or witch is a few drop., and no restraint of .I,at or exercise. To avoid cownserfota, ark foe didlsharer Patent Ani.s,or but.e Drops, with the Stamp (the Cites iisty) plated tit Mark ink; ',old at the fl. ..am.ary, No. 13, Soho square, in bolls of Sa 6d. Ids. std 11. 2s. doty included. THE Reverend WILLIAM BAKCLAY'S ANTIBILIOUS DOGISSTRUENT PILLS —The Pub. lic Are requested h. obierve, that as the great benefit to be Je rived from the above Poem depend: on the Pills being genuine, His Majesty's Hon. C.omntheiuners of the Stamp Duties have bees, pleased to grant to the Rev. Win. 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The Medicines are sold at Mr. E. kerby's Medford street, Old Bond street—Mr. Stratum, Perfumer, Leioesteri square...Mr Forbes Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Co.) ...Meets. Bacon and Co. Oxfn,4.atreet—Mr. Bolton, Royal Exeltange--Mr Michell, Medical Repository, Long-acre— Mr Etwarrh, No. :124, Holborn—and Mr. Butler, Nu. 4, Chearelde, turner of Paternoster row. Where may also he had, the following Italy valuable Medicines, whose happy elects in their ,everal eaies hare procured the mint dirailigivished pa• coinage :—The Rs.. WM. Barelay's Specific for the sure and sp-a1 relief of the Gout ; his S o l vent f or th e C ure o f S tone; hit Volatile Nervous Cordial Dropii and his Volatile Oily Embrocation for the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, ire. all s ehich Melicines, to be genuine, must have the above-men liedied stump. rupt, RED LINT. Years. !NOS. Tkt tic'd •street, rt. No. eiC, by stul I, front Aim! he die 4T Jr.. r; 4r. I Gar. 11. A y km. NT. ray. ha , LC, icon • and Ames Svr•a ir hilarn itenart, HULL) it time, SIMY, ..eir o , e rI with ,it, and rro•p-3 .1, and rd mut 'wenty. KS OF r AY 16. der d NC nonottal choicest I in not t also of !echo's* rye such e en, Ic ve hay. flaring its We 0011111 K y 11th, •iewit be bel Auttuei Order of LASE eI TM it Lea.* helot* to of fr. Iprietory ring trial rly ►e I r.th thlr -t crctr.ll t had at and of y house. No 3 I OSIAA lament s wt•psi:l