The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-05-04 00:00:00

1 t • - r • A • 4 • • • if , 4. • • *4.) •71 I.lllli , . . • . f'-i --,,,,,:.„, . .. ••,- ,-- ..,,,• ;2: -41cAt., ) .;.. ' . :.' ~, • .." -.XL , •.. , • _ , , •• - • 4 4,', _%> 4 : ,-/ , . . • ', t . - . . r I , •.: ' ;.!7: ) . *, •, _ • --- -...... 11 ..or V i ol b . r ,41ritt-55 b ..... .... 41111 . . r r fro . . • . • . . . . SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1805: C►jt[ci iis►sscs. JUNG'S TIIKA rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, ? i l a y 1 , w ill b e oievented, the Grati4 Serious Opera,. entitled LA CLEMENZA DI SCIPIONE. With Chorums, Zievr Scenery, Dress Deenrition, &c. ythi of the First AR, a ragout ite DI VERTISEMENT. r i ,u.l of the Opera will be .preFented. sr Grand Ballet called LA BELLE LAITIERE; BLANCHE REINE DR CASTILLE. Cornixned by Mr. D'Esville. Mu•de by Stethelt. Vivant Rex et R Rine. GREAT Room, KINGN TtiFATRE, HAY MARKET. NT F.SERS. CRAMER beg leave to acquaint the Z. Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends in rtioril, that their ANNUAL CONCERT will take ',Lee on MONDAY the 13th of May, ISO. Particulars of which will be announced in due Time. Principal Von al Perfoameri. Madame Duack, Signor Morelli, Signor Resettling, Signor Viganoni, and Mrs, Ashe. Rrincipal Instrumental Performers, Messy. F. Cuiiner, Shidd, Pielteiu, Montani, Holmes, Mahon, Grie4bach, Petrides, R. Lindley, and, for that Night only, will be performed a Grand .Duet on Two Piano• Fortes (written fir the occasion), by J. Cramer and Mrs. Billington. Tickets, II& a-Guinea each, to lie had of Mr J Cramer, N... 6, Old Bond-street; Mr. F. Cramer, No 6, Charlotte street, Fitaroy•square; Messrs. Clementi and Co_ Cbeapside ; R , rchall, New Bond street: Betts, Royal Exchange; Preston, N.. 97, Strand ; and at KAly's Musical Saloon, Pall Mall, To E.Drroßs, *c. AGENTLEMAN. of liberal Education, wisher to undertake to FURNISH !WAVEItMI-4 f,r ad?' P.Eltio9lC4.l„ or other PUBLICATION of Iteo ,, ta b illilv• Lotter-. addressed paid) to J. %V. at HoOgs Atli. Li brat', Wimpole suer', will be attended to. TRANSPORT OFFICE. MAY 3, 1303. BREACH OF PAROLE BY THE rgENcti COLIJINEL lIITHEREAS PIERRE LECAY, French r VT Isnot of Cavalry, and a Psivaser •a, .11 or; hes h.oNs4 his Parole. Homer, and absconded from Chesterjheiel, s best* Arno) • The •Comssissieerrs fir Tentis.lits: s asfeates traits. r 4 Stroke, arts (foi . ' Ihe rare end restore sir , .Prthonors or Wee. 'Tett-F[lv Eire Netier, thus ens Pens* sr era• s. rote rll4ll stk. prebend the win Prisoner end deliver !want this Ohre, er other. See oasts him to be prop;rly se.lord, Ask rereire aIBEVVA RD OP rEiti GUINEAS, aterluvi owe the mire! Reward for re rartopr; a Prriasser %Pilfer. Jr. Tic rti • ?IV( RE: LEG IY . is 12-yeas, of ref,. Fire Feet Seven heirs lugh - , egeottrr was, vs , xre sair temporise,. 1.1 how. loth eyes, and is 1.1 . 4i41•11114 NI the N:Wk. - N. B. M s Pregame,- vas Kell 0 , 1 the roesl ?rsts tesserds llrr by, the Alto-moon se - the 3Orls of lost Masa.' A YOUNG WOMAN wants a Pl.sce ac 1.4.1)Y's MAID; can Dress Ifir in the pres...nt F..ltion, Man tua make pllll Millinery, and Work at her Sortlie She lived Six Years in her last PIJCIII, and can have a good Charaet..r. .Dired, post paid, to A. IL at M. Wooden's, 24, Duke streil, Grosvenor square. WANTED, a FOOTMAN and a COOK, in a SMALL GENTF.F.L FAMILY, .them ettly one man is kept. The Cook is required to understand plain cook ing perfeetly, and something of made dishes. Waps Fourteen Guineas. .... .„ ACTED BUT ONCE. THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PIthIENT EVENING, May 4, Their Maj.-•tiee Servant. will an 3 New Drama, called THE VENETIAN OUTLAW. in'As P IL A Dance,incidental to the Piece, by Mr. Byrne, dec. The r ologue to bespoken by Mr, Bartley, And the Epilogue by Mrs. H. Johnston. To whirl will be added (9th time) a New Comic Opera, called THE SOLDIER'S RETURN; Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY IX)! The Mimic, iiith an Union Overture, composed by Mr !look. A Dance incid e ntal to the Pint. compreed b y ß yme ----71:11EATKL-lituYAL. tXrirliN tOkft OEN. Fr i ll s PRESENT EVENING, May 4, will I be acted a Tragedy called DOUGLAS. Norval, Matter BETTY; Loot Randolph, Mr. Morr.v Cleo Jton, Mr. Cooke; Donald, Mr. Cl.ooiinnit t:nt Stranger, blr. Hargrave. Lady Rand , 4ph, Mn. Glover To which win be edited a i. tee cawed HONEST THIEVES. _ None nced apply, who have not good cheractert from their last places; and written chars:tars will not be received, unless the Inuit respeCtable references are produced.—Enquire of Mr. F.ost, Baker, Portland•street BY ORDER OE TIIE GRESHAM COMMITTEE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the GRESHAM LECTURERS will read their Lectures in the Room appointed for that imrpove, over the South East Side of the Royal Exchange, at Twelve o'clock Noon, in Lava; and at One o'clock w the Afternoon, in English, divine the present Easter Term. N.B. Thu Lostarora sfre to read on the Rays undermen tioned, viz. Mund_iy . J. 11. Eirker, A M. reads on Divinity. Tu. stlay . Thome; Taylor, I.L. D. • . (:iv.l Law. Wednesday Peter Sandiford, A. M. . Astr, numy. Wednesday Richard John Samuel Stevens Mutic, at two in the A fternoon. Thur.. lay . Samuel Kettithy, DD. . Geometry. Friday . Joseph Waugh, A.B. . Saturday . Christopher Stanger, M.D. Phyrit. VICTUALLING-OFfio., M4TA I ifIS• r IPHE COMMISSIONERS wr. kraeultnrjr 414 i Iliqjed.fs Nan ! is berth, :i••• N..torry Thu uu'rtir.s. Ulf-, the 21M [wt.*, tbrq brit be reely to Tye-rive Wert', (beakrt asp), 4a tent wit' .. - k Pet.,., at Nil 4valer. r•ks de Sopplo of hew Prorittels wad Fret. Reef; is Sil iestn's Ship. and re4.40+1 Ai ik ithlAti el s firembeds, for -. voila .17.00 forecter, wad Sit Menthe Arm* shot! be siren • end to be psi It Ito .14 Ails, t h i g et... I n ten•st. Murry I les, atter dere. The Clfidill.ql.l +ay Oke Coarse° soy be mem or the Seeretlry) tk°•re. • • No Repo& trill be hal to.she Tehriry tw rAleik the Price Attu on: be antirerd .•. ord. et, , en,,r,tb, or t'vt , molt .aOl lettrosif • the be forr 'Joe o'Cloek ora• the :obi Tors•bnieb: `Lite brim*, I& , .sustess qte tap oftokes tht Terei• , P . • r' rm.& ow kis &Lot; t•• ben rebe.t POI 11Pid eel Tender 14•14 rondo. ••• reirov..riot ,;troa torte Aractre, mod irdp, r In th, • f .11 nailff .uken, Mat Clilitatfird proper to be 6...t05ttr.1. . _ pp ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. re it spectrully aciriaint the Public, that the SPATE. LOT TERY commences Drawing on MONLIAY WEEK, the 19th Instant. The Tickets and Shares continue on Sale at .their Loaded (Aces, Bank Suildings, an facing the (tart of the K ins o M%Ui, Chating e . . THE 19th STATE Lorrrßy BEGINS OR AWN , _ _ INSTANT —.SO, CORNIIII.L. lIALL and CO. respeCtfully acquaint their Friends and the Ptibl.c., that TICKETS, and SHARES dirite.l into HALVES, QtY.AR IFRS, EIGHTHS, and SIX. TEI:NTIIS, are selltng at their Old Established STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, the corner of ths ROYAL EX CHANCE, in varit.tv of Ntimhets, and on the lowest terms (,tamped according to AN ot lo.rli l atent). •.• Prizes pa.d on demand, and in full, two mouths after the Lottery has Ensiled drawing. On Nt Tanered and Sigioniuuda-- rancred, Master The Prisoner at Large. LLLS, A4UATIC THEATRE., SA Under the Patronage of HP; ROYAL HIGHNESS THE. DUKE OF CLARENCR, rHIS PRESENT SATURDAY, May 4, wili lI be performed a new Dance, coutpused by Mr. Bologoe, Jun. called LOVE IN AN ORCHARD. Daneera--Mr. %Villas, Mi.llirtl.iuid, and Madatm. GUILDHALL, May 2, 111011. THE COMMITTEE for LErTING the Mrs LANDS will met a; GUILDHALL, on THURSDAY, the 16th Day of MAY instant, at ELEYRN of the Clock in the Forenoon, TO LET r tiy PUBLIC AUC TION, on Building Lea,s, for 61 Yeats faun Midiumnier neat, FOUR TIF.C7'S n. PARCELS of GROUND, on the South side of CROWN•STREE I% non FINSBURY.. SQUARE, The Plan and Condition% for LetinK the said wound tsar be seen at the Comptroll !r'. Office, Guildhall. JOS BUSHNAN, Coroptndler. No. 247, Pli C DILLY. HARRISON and BROOKE. Stock Brokers, and Licensed Lottery Office Ketders, 237, Pieridili, near the Haymarket, am redline TICK LTS and SHARES to a variety of Numbers, and 011 the most reasonable tenni, stamped aercedhlc to Act of Parharnc.d. Teoir Office hat been established upwards of Fifty Years, and they ti.n w.th confidence appeal to all who, tiering that period, have tat's acted business with them, for the punctuality and honour of their conduct —Priam to any amount paid WI demand. PALACE I kft It, MAY iflf.s.'" A T a MEETING of the ELECTQRJ.; of the 1 - 1 CITY add LIBERTY of WESTMINSTPIt, ersorwdd hy. the High Rail !, col held this Day in I'L:face Yard, tired. lowing Reolutions were unanimously agreed in • I That th.. Vohs of the H-itvetif Commons on the Sth 044 10th o: April lest, on the Motion, of ti..meilyttMtbsead, Eau. founded upon the Tenth Reoo,t of the Co', iSsi.sriers Naval Inquiry, dectaring the Lord Viribount Melville to h ise committed a 'Greet violatiol of I.lw, ands high 're •ach of hi s /Ni b& .fl u sy; , Aare acirwed the ugh this anestished and indignant Nation, the most heartit:t satiidaction and gra titirde. 2. That-the intrepid end virtuous dhichare • of the dater with which the Legislature has invested use eonVusolinw,r. of Natal Inquire, has filler, every uptipet sund witn the r fountest venture/lieu towanls those Commission•roae'.at t" renewal of their power, rid the eolareommrt ..f tree 1111:.,p• Tielf, Wit 0 4 )401 Of the utmost interest to this Meehtg, that we are perks...den the whole Nation pent 3,,..5es sentiment. S. That it is not among the dightea t”stutt - : t. , honour and fidelity of these Commisnne,., ...al , . sons who hair dared to insinuate .3y t0i1... • , •-,;• age, are those slime, who, it ont their a• foal ace i!.• ' have rezenl) been the aisor:ates aii I s• at this moment, es the avowed cha-apioi.s .s pub:, , ! - ',rent, convicted of a cleat, conscious, a.d dlnifinern •.i a.:ts of he art trust ; upon the most unim,“vocal of all sr ee,,,s evidence, the confession of tbeetlprit htinsclf. I 1,..: a.,, co:anyone:l, with a view to se-eel and ,pro' act .1 Lord Viszsunt Melville, weult ne extrern,il remrsttkpg to feelings of the country ; that it would sceurmilatadl.: rotate awl asupicion upon the gene , sl charaet -r of th, title) Goverment; be highly disrespectful to the eee ;ere • Par , ament ; and i-rev,r-nt to the Molia,ch hirr.elf, whew Privy Council lists shit defiled by the name of the sard q gene. - 3. That a civil ailino tiniest Lord Melville and Mr. Teeter, instead of a cri mina. pmessutieu, anew' to this Meeting to be, of itself„ ir.canade of satisfying the public ea neAstion. • 6. The.. the recovery of money i. not an uojeft to be pntin comparison with the snaking a great examples soul villa shalli t t the justice of the law upon high delinquents, in the same 'obit of equal, impartial, Mastic hle -terrines., with which it falls the prsorei and most taeproteari crimthal. 7. That an Address be preftented to Ili. %faint!, and a Pe tition to the floose ot Commons, founded upon the prinupfee of die preced' g Resolut.ons: Luis. Also will ! . .e nerfnrined the favourite new P. i ntomine, called HARLEQUIN AND THE TALKING BIRD. Aad The favourite Barletta Spectacle called ODI) FBI!. In the eoune of the Evening Mr. Smith will sing a new eumic Song, called INSTALLATION; OR, Ail. A1.1%E AT WINDSOR. w The Entertainments to coac:tsde with the Grand Naval Spevacle, caned THE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR, WITH RF.AI. SHIPS ON REAL WATER. The Entertaiiiinents the prod rrAina of Mr C. DM n, inn the Music by Mr. Reeve; and the Scenery by Mr. Andrews. Boxes es. Pit "Zs. Gallery Dhoti open at Half past Five, begin at Half pail Sin. Pisces for the Bones to be Liken at the lkix.olFace of the Well., from Nine rill Four. TO BUILDERS, CARPI:NEI:XS, &c. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, an 01.1) ESTABLISHED BUSINESS in the above LINE, at the West End of the Town, with the who; e of the s rocK IN TRADE. The Premi.eiaaliere the bas been successfully carried on fnr many yean, con slsting of all excelkist substantial Dw.dling lionar, with C.'outitirg Douse, Worksh-ipa,• and Booing Yard, Ac. or to he taken on Lea.e. Ni, 'mod apply who cannot corn. wand ?OM. Farther Pail icolar4 mit be known, by personal opli-f twin oniy, to NI:. Dews.lll, Solicitor, Warwick•street. No. 14, PARI.I kMENT-STREET, WESTMINSTER. . JPORTER begs leave to inform his Friends . and the Pubic in general, that he is setlintTicket. and Shares in a great va-iety of Numbers, for the Gr tr..l State Lot tery, which begin. Drawing on the 13th rif thia Month, the richness of which far surpa , res any former one, as there are only 30,C00 Tickatv, and the Scheme onetzii.s two Prizes of 30,0001. tee of 200001. three of 10,0401. 4..1 other Prizes to 2 great amount, nearly equal tl former L.:eerie< of 60,000 T.ckcts. Indeed, the Public .ipprolistion of the Scheme has been such, that needy all the Tickets arse already bought up, and what few (if any/ are left by the commencement of the I)rawiog, will be sold at a IrlY V rest advauce: there:ore, to thn4 who intetui pmehating, J P. rec,on.• da .a it casiy nap: plic,tiMi &this above Cl:d Established Oft.w, whets Pries to any amount are paid on &mend. JI ONES's L.I,VI 7 .NDER WATER, which, for a/ fragrance and brilliancy. cannot be exceeded, continue. to he sold .t th , a NVarehouse opposite it o Monument, in Loge elegant bo at ts. 101. each, .or 28s. per doses), car in 'them at 4s. Itid. and 45.. a price much tower than any other maker in the kingdom. The former contain a quantity nearly squat to five ordinary aha!ing cottles, and the latter eleven. THEATRE-110T %L, COVENT-GARDEN. A.R. INCL!.DON respeßfully informs his Friend* Slid the Politic in eeneral, that his RENFFIr unavoi4ibly POSTPONED from to THU RSO , the 9te of MAX. ISO.), reet which Leaning will be alieJ, a Comic Opera, calli.d FON f A I NBLEAU. Orders (by past) to any "'Merit, immediately extwoted, auf for sanded !si eery part of tits metropolis free of expence. LAM/NW STATE LOTTGRY CUNT4INS 2 Prises of L. 30,000 1 S Prate of L. 5,0 4 2 ~. 20,000 5 '2,000 2 —......- 10,M0 5 I,iit.o 14 of 1. sno. .inJ ati.vs of I. 100, kn. Az. ``'WING and CO. No. 11, Poultry, are selling LI ftieTiHtets and Shares of site aliotie I.ll,tery, to beg ,a drawing the I.3th of May. to the tax Lottery, the Ticket No. 40,95:!, a Prise ..r 10,0001. No. 8,2100, a Prue of 10001. aiiil N•.. 9,809 aid) 16,268, Prizes of 5001 were Awed awl sold at Swift and C...'. Office. Where No. 6,791, a Priv: of 20,0001. No 9,566, a Prise of 10,0001. awl Nn. 19;108, a Prize of 1,0001. is the iiraeoluie Lowry, were al., gold in shares. 'Lord Winiove, by Mr. In: ledon in which Choleric! he will introduce " 0 thou that leav'st me half a heart," a Ballad, for the fine time—the Wogs translated from the Italian of T ASCU conap"sed by !Shield; Colonel Epaulette, by Mr. Feeley ; 'Squire Tally-ho, by Mr. Munden ; Laekland, by Mr. Lewis ; Henry, be Mr. Hill; Lepoche, by Mr. Murray. Lady Hull, by Mrs. Davenport; Miss Dolly Bull, by Mrs. Taylor (her first apoesranee in that diameter); R,KI, by Mrs. Atkins. In the enure of the Evening, poeitively fur that ?right only, Gay's admired old EVA of Black Ey'd Swan ; and G. A. Ste toss's elehrated Description of a Storm, will be Sun: in Character, by Mr. Incledon. A New Song (tint time), written by Mr. Cherry, called The Yorkshire Gm, or, The Duchess's Gala, by Mr. Emery. By desire, A Rundle of Proverbs, by Mr. Moinden. Awl, for the Last time, The tight Little Island, by Mr. Townsend. Meer winch, au e:itire New Operatic Sketch, in One Aft (,ever perf wined), called SPANISH DOLLARS; OR, THE PRIEST OF TILE PARISH. To which w.ll be arkled Farce of ANIMAL MAGNETISM. 'Willed 1791. THE o A near the thymar k et, per de:. s. 4.1 Old Port, Vint. 1601 40 0 Dittii,very wiperior,l796 41 0 C•usted tio.3 yr, bottled 46 0 Old Settled Sh:rry 42 0 Pak, ditto, 1796 4S 0 1.1,10 n And Vidonia 40 6 Cal:ay.:lla lii,ll4 , ncellas 42 0 Fait India lidaibsila 6,1 Pale ditto, very old 66 0 Mslmvev doto, pints 42 0 Tent and Rrnine 52 Ri+.l, Mountain 41 0 Frill-proof Spirits, Foreign I Stout, Porter, and Ails, of si equally inviting tneconomy, al samples had, At the Repository, per e 1.4 L. d. Champ:tit" 6 16 0 Burgti.nlf 5 16 Hertaut.ile 5 S 0 Claret 31. 16s. to 4 • 0 via de Crave 3 16 0 Froritiritae, 'Ants 2 6 0 Congtani.a ditto zi 16 U impet:al'n , key, do. A b 0 Paxareste, ditto 1 6 0 tOd flock 41. ICs. to 5 5 0 Rhenish 3 0 0 MO/01111 3 10 Aqueurs, Cyder, Perry, &mini tuperior quality, and nu trims II of whir* Leaf be seen, and . as ab:pre. TEN TIiOUAND HINI)S FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET: TBISTI, Contraaor for the pvesent Lottery, . respectfully acquaints the Nlbility, Gentry, and Pahtic in general, that the DRAWING rai the LtSTTP.RY will be. gm I,3th of THIS MONTH, out, from the extraordinary Sale that has taken place, he is irarranted in saving that fickcs will be extremely scarce, and eons .qiu-stly dear; he therefore entreats his fri.nids to be ate:lay as possib:e in their purenam Tickets a n d Shares are selling is great variety at both his old e.tablehi . d Offices, No. 4, I..N.SRNHILI, and 9, CHARING CROSS ; where 6,431, the last 40,(00;. ever drawl, was sold in Shares, and where all Prises cif the law and former Lotteries are paying in full, without any •leriu'ilon whatever. Tickets awl Places to be had of Mr. loci-110ft, 13, Efornp tan cr,icett: ; of Mr. Sitti c •on, SweetiNe. :tPey, R OVA I.:X.' CitaW ; Clanteoti and Co Cite.iyside; and ut Mr. braltd.s, at the W. Office, liart at rcet. TiIEATRE- ROYAL, COVENT-GA R DFN. FOR THE. IWNFFIT OF MR. FAWCETT. IN THURSDAY, May 16, 1805, will be U aderl, for that night only (by permission), an Historical thy, Milner an*, with Smogs, called TILE SURRENDER OF CALAIS. Written by G. Colman, the Younger,) !colon di Vienne, Mr. Warm) , ; Count Ribbemont, Mr. C. F: ruble; Last:sae de St. Pierre, Mr. Keruble (being has fie.t •,.1. - Ardflet is that ch.intacr) ; La (Attire, Mr. Fawcett. Julidt Mrs. Litehlieid. In thto course of the evening, the following SONGS, itc.— The Thorn, by Mr. Incledon.—,.l.i.lam nes Gala, by Mr. Emery —And a new Song, never before sung, written by Mr. T. Dili lin, called Soloman thsonly's Citontoa, by Mr Fawcett, begot a N 're oof his Voyage In Dunkirk, his Journey to Pam, Sight of the Damnation, his Return to England, and leryiew of the Installation. At the end or the Play Mast, t• MORI, The YOUNG ostnirus, will pediment a celc4tated curicEßTo on the V 101.154 living hit drst and (only apoeerance on ttha stage. To 'Flinch wi!l be added (15th time), i. M usical Farce, :ailed OUT OF PLACE; OR, TIIF. LAKE OF LAUSANNE. Cliaraer. hy Mr His, Mr. Intiedon, with new Snag., bring het fi.st app,arance in that charailer); Mr. Fawcett, Mi. Oleo; heats her first appestat ce in eat charatter), and waMy n nelkett to be had of Mr. Rawest', at his Chambers, No. 19, Buckingham.street, York Building. ; ann of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre., where Maser for aids race may bstaken. FASHIONABLE AND E I.En ANT ARTICLES OF DRESS. OBINiON, 1 1 4witstattim rcr of the Imperial Lon -1 t,. , and the thin Italian Muhas (articles commued of silk and vomited, and which have the petfeCtion of never turn 11uSO. b-ks leave to acquaint letters of fasit.on that he a now fully rupolii.l with thee, article, both In black and co'ours; oid., t., prevent iiiqueiit tom he it etunpelled to caution the dourer, in this unaltutarture r redo,/ the go..ds which are shown there at Witte places I under the 'Love &annum'. tMf,s, tt•ltttini being used in them a to cheap tubit`ute for the r..t whereas nothing but the rtaitte quality of the limited wid rebut the re,tiere aad prevent that tunibled ap lataance which so WWI statue iisol I an the spurious things al la to. F in'44l awning particularly attended to, fiu which pur• r- h., *veil, artie e i f riper utility or clegattoa, meltl,ll. lflinllpesiel lupres, atJaiall UtUSl:trt, he camel Snit eqrsalW eambrics cw inch wa in' oil:porn . . J. chentbeli t .le v a idi eilemeret, eau .rut envoi s &c. 44.. 1 14 treittiodsa Aron, C.TI ut tiatdea. ~. NEW STOCK OF - I.INEN DRAPERY. 11 and J. PATRICK respedfully inform the No s, • Mho', and Ladies of Fashion, they have recently received exten.ere Assortment of the following Articles (which a-c selling by the piece, at a Very low price) :—lrish and Scotch 11,11alid, Long Lawns, French and Scotch Cambric; a few pieces o f border French Cambric Haniikerchiei., a curious article; India Muslin, of every description ; a variety of new Designs foe Lathai Dresses in Worked Musliu., ',Gila% and Puirrets; a few superb Dresses of ditto; Vigo.ia and linituion India Shawls, of entirely new device., and of auperior quality ; Lung Cloth and Ca ,brie Muslim ; •smask and Diaper Table Linen and Napkin.; S-4th and Fresh Irish and Scotch Holland Sheeting; Mantilla Quilts and Counterpanes very cheap; Furniture and Corded Dimities; Bed Furniture; white and coloured Calicoes for linidg. ; Faqiily !Slimming ; with Ir3rlUlls other goods, which Ladies, on inspection, will find worth their notice, as they will ha charged the lowest wholoYale price, from which they can make no abateisent.—N 8. Just rrteived, a great variety of Spring Patterns in Long Cloths and Cambric, the patterns cittrelv new, at No. 13, Mary !, I .11 , 4 e street, Lunly Air-street, Piccadilly. THE Reverend WILLIAII BAKCLAY'S A NTISILIOUS DEORSTRUENT FILLS —The Pub lic an requested in observe% that 16 the great benefit to bade need from the above Patent Medicine depends on the,. Pills being genuine, Ilia Majesty% Commie:bin-re of the Stamp Duties have been pleased to'grain to the Rev. Wm. ,Narclay, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Aiittbdinuo I)nolastruent Pills, the name of "The Rev. Wil:ism Barclay, Stafford-street, Uhl liond-street," to be engraved on a black stamp, which stamp is affixed tomb box, ail others are coon• tertert; and any person vending the same will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of tire law. They have been used with success by many thousands ; amongst whom he nos the honour to rank the following tletinguishol personates, H “race the Arehhishop of Canterbury—The Lr..Yl B i shop of Rath and %Arils—Sir John Honywool, Han. Si I' for Ho niton—Sir. Str i he I.t.hington, Hart MP. for ?morn— r. Anson, Esq. M.P. Litchhisid—James Ainyatt, 66 P. for Southampton—Cecil Forrester, Est M. P for Werderes—Ns - Calvert, Esq. M.P. foe Hertford--Eilinuodßoelim, New•street, Spring gardens .Thomas 14arnmersley, leo Pall- W. I)iiites, Esq. Private Secretary bathe Archbishop of Canterbury—the Rev. Mi. Dino k, Librarian to the Arch bishop. The Medicines are mild at Mr. E. Kerby's, Stadurit st.eet, Old Band sweet—Mr. stratten, Perfumer, Leice.ter ;.4uar.!--Mir Forbes, Chemist, Puoltry (late Salter and Co ) —Nie,ars. Raton and Co. Oxfordietre,t.—Mr. Bolton, Royal EAClrange•-•-Mr Michell, Medical Repository, Long-acre— Mr. Edwards, No. Slt4, Ifoltniin—and Mr. Rutter, No. 4, ebeareide, corner of Paternoster row. Where may also be had, the following truly retool*, Merheines, whose happy effects in their seiretal rases have procured the mot distaignishod pia tnanagr :-.4,11ve Rev. Win. Wirclar's Speofic for the sure and spreNly relief of the Gout ; his Solvent for the Crxeof Stone; hie Velatlte Nervous Cordial MOP; .oul h. Volatile thly Lmbrocatima for the cure of the l'iositt, Rheumativnt, Jtc. all which MrdsioN, to be 'awoke. cant hare the absivelhaia. 6 noeill Name, ~l . • GICAND SPRING 1.01 IF.S.Y. SCHEME. L 30,c00 L 60,010 20.000 40,000 10,000 90,,0041 5,000 13,000 2,000 10,000 1,000 P,OOO 590 7,'.(.0 5,000 5,000 ito,noo • $ $ -- S 14 50 100 6,000 • . 1*) 20 - _ 30000 T.ckcts L. 560. ,1:0 P.iit of the Ca;.itals will be determined as Inflows: Pleat draft it, I , it Day L 10,000 First-drawn, hth Da* 1,20,010 Ditto 241 Day .. 1,000 Ditto itli Day .. 2,000 Ihttii ..tel Day .. 1,000 Ditto Bth Day 50,000 Ditto 4th D.iy .. S,OOO Ditto 9th Day .. 1,1470 Diu. Sth Day .. 1,010 Ditto 10th Day .. 2,000 TICKETS aol SHARES mantling at *very Office. TiAteta * L.I9 0 0 Hail L.9 15 0 Eighth........ L_2 9 6 Qoarter.. 4 15 0 I Sixteenth 1 5 0 ••• Begins Drawing 13th May, 1803. LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS. VAMILIES coming to reside in London are in. a: formed, that they may be always supplied on the shortest Notice with the REST NEWCASTLE COALS, on 'Trans more int Aerate than any Howse nt London. TM Quality and :Measure we vouch for, or may alwayv have ocular Dwmonstra. tiou rif. From the extensive Encouragement and Calltattwti.n given by the. first Families in the Kingdom, ever since the Year 1790, w &Proof of general Approbation. HARRISON and CO. have a Quantity .of Large Coals for Raker; Ovens, cheaper and of greater Utility Ulan any Thing they can pair -oal.l Shilling per 1141110 per Chardron off the Stones OLD WINF. ,MD OLD SPIRITb. IQPF.NCER and PERKINS, No. 115, Newgate- La street, Wine anti Drawly Merckanu, have for mitten years meliorated Wine in Vats, containing from 2 to 4,010 gallons, by which mode, and their inflexible inaegritv in reiniig their Wine gcnunir, the reputation of it, for its fine flavour, and cordial quality, has been long established, and been sought after, both by the connoisseurs and the infirm ; ind , norwith- Rattling the various ditties' laid on, they have kept a stock of 15,000 t "awe, to secure a succession of ad Wine, well knowing that, though there is no liquor le wholesome an Old Genuine Wine, there is nothing so pernicious to ur• con stitution as Young ,Wine. By this stock they are enabled to keep Wine to greet ages. They have alio a very large stock of Old and superior Spirits, curved in the same manner, by being meitorated Vats —.Not less than a etooon of Wm.", or two gallons of Spall,Sellt to any part at the town, free of ex pence. (11 . (:2re tor Aldrzss and Petition were read—fur the Peh tion pee Parliamentary lota agence.) 8. That Samuel Whitbread, for his Motions eats the said Sth and 10th dayi of April last; fur the great absEty, the manly m•tkratiun, and firm decision with winch he condueled the whole of the proceedings referred to, is enialed to the last ing gratitude of his Country ; and that he hereby receives tnn this meetin the mast cordial expression of our war Best thanks, am d rsincerest approbstio.i 9. Than the thanks et this 51,..ting be given to the Rigi t Honourable the Earl of St Vincotit ; for having primates:, anil so zealously and fimly supports! our said Ctunionsioti d Ni,aiingn rya 10. That this Meeting returns its thanks to Mr. Fott.lbe support which he has gisen to Mr. Whitbread's. mations. ss worthy of the first genius and virtue in the laud ; •d re Ago' 1 think it affectation ir. ourselves, if we omittod this eitionliiii:ry • of procla..ning to the nation the pride which we lea( that our - City ed.. , s the peculiar honour of having, (Or 25 yeas, g'vers to the Se ate one of its brighest ornaments, and, to hut coun try, hoe of its greatest blesonv, in the poison of him, ow: :1. • luctrious Representative. 11. That the said Address and Petition be now signed by the H•gh Bailiff, in the noise of t'i a Meeting, and a!iso by the klectias present; and the , the Address be piescoted <n 1./ 4 Maj ev by the li.gh aura owl Mr. Foe. aid the Petition to the House of Commons by the latter, with all speed. 12. On the Motion of Mr. Roe, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Chalks Wovotioz, Esq. High Bailiff, fur h.s readiness in 1:011•611111g this Meeting, and for his proper mash:stilt the Chair. 13 On the Motion of the Right Noun:mails Lieutenant , General Pitapattick, That the Thanks of this Mcetir g Ire Ricers to Mr. Withart, for the able and pick:Mos maniier with which he opened the bushes' of this Meet: op 14. That .the foregoing Resuletious, signed by the High Bailiff, be inserted in the Newspapers. • CIIARI.ES BROWNING, High Ihuliff. rHE necessity of Medicine, our wants poirved 11 oat in early ages; and thom people whn with a few plant., were considered in those ere at endowed with supernatural ahiliries. It waa time, and experience, whicit improved o u r medical knowledge, and moulds:4 nor prepara. tines into simple and elegant compounds. From the wide field of medical knowledge, scait.red every where, .Dote seeds fell, and family medicines grew iota repute, from their excel lence in peculiar diseases. Then a few men paid part u'ar retention to a Specific, which increased as its virtues were known and trial. Among these men, we rank Drs. Ward, Norris, James, and the late Dr S l obbery, whn gained, is wed as be predeceseirs, a w• (Learned tame, by ha valuable PATEST•ANTISCORPU If IC, in the ems of SCURVY, GOUT, KNEUMA.IifiISI, and many diseases depending all Obsttudion. Pray ark for (to prevent counterfeits) PATENT ANTI- SetIRIBUIIC DROP', Bottles Ss. 16s. and 11. Xs. duty included. Ev. , ey B nrle watch is 1.3. ed from the Oripeiriary„ 1), Soho.equarr, has the King's duty printed l's Black Ilk, instead of Bert Ink. Mr SPILSBURY may ha ::.:asulted as usual, on this sows tosses proniso:cig; tense. 9%; 1 .1 , 1 A 9 r::