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- ; SMJ' 11 . 2 rr: ___ w. *- • MI S AFI • ..54.4 i % . ' I--- - r - • KING'S TIIEA'TR F, MAT 14, 1801. rrHE N OBILITY, GENTRY, SUBSCRIB- L EKS to the OPERA, and the PUBLIC, are mod re entrevted to observe, that on account of the absolute i.ctinty of finishing the Oircra ..n a Sat urdac Night at Twelve the Opera will begin precirtly at a g i zater a f ter s .ven. viLS EVENING still be pre -tented the New Goal Serious d GE' ORAZZI E CURIAZZI. mere be CIMAROSA—in which Madame GRASSINI ail Mr,BKAIIAM will perform Fad of the Tim AN, a favourite DIVERTISEMENT. ~ : o4 of the Opera will he pre-mite& a Grand Ballet called LA BELLE LAITIERE; DR, RI, NCHE RENE DE CASTILLE. Compovrd he !Mr. Dtgville. Music by , Stelbelt. • TOP BENEFIT OF MR. PALMER AND MISS M kILON. THEATRE ROYAL, DRUP.Y•LANE. THIS EVENING, TUESD.kY, MAY 21, ups, Their I(ajestiee Serails' tall act the Comedy of 'nig MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. jo b n f i i i utt Mr. Palmer ; Mr. Fool, Mr. Wroughtuo ; )6T• Sfi" Pope; Mrs. F•iril, Miss Malkin (being her Tien Apr atone. in tint Character). ow c „mole (first too • thti Season) the favourite Ballet of THE TRUE LOVERS' KNOT. With (alma but once at this Mutt.) the Musical. Entertainment of THE CASTLE OF SORRENTO. llama'', Mr FJlbtou ; Governor, Mr. John ; Mrs. Bel mot, NIS Camp ; Ruaina, Mrs. Mountain. Vile-nand Paces for the Boxes ms y b had of Mr. Palmer, 4-ver 8. Ivib .iv-tace, Pimlico; Miss Me llon, No. 17, Little Coy-nr-Garden ; and of Mr. Foshrook, at the s Office. to Lade Rusaelletreet. r Tlf ATitE-ROYAL, COVEIT-GAR DEN. rlifilS PRESENT EVENING, May 21, will I be aztul• Tragedy called DOUGLAS. •••• •••••- - - - Nord, %Teter REITY Lady Randolph, UM. Litchfield. To which will be added a %Iog NA ical Entertainment cailed ROSI. _ . B e hine,M-.lecletteri;Caetai n latrine, Mr Will. R-eina, . Pemba, Mts. Martyr; Dorcas, 1!.1r. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE Seder the Tatonage of His RE S al William the Ptinee of W R. BR IDGTOWER begs leave to inform Sulnlite, Gentry, and his Friends, that his CONCEIT si use nlAze on THURSDAY next, the I:3d or Mae, 1139.5. 11 , •11.7rigton and Mr. J. Cramer have kindly offered to gray the same Duet as at Mews. Cramer!' Concert on Monday et'stn4ht, ACT I o.efelte. ZAuberßotte-Mcsort. Song. Signor Ilinelt-rCirnansta. Concerto Violoncello, Mr. F. Bridgtower ...boetient. Song Signor Vtgatunii--ace. Sestetio fur Who, 'Ten , r, Vicrione•Mo, Claw, set, tinnl, Rangoon, and Deehir Raw, be Messrs. Reoletowcr, Shwid, F. Rridgtow , r, Malsh, aid Drae,rrietri-iie shriven Song. Me Abe. Cues 'ef4/ VlOl4ll, Mr Brid 4 tower.-.acidgtueer. ACT II New Grand Symphoinr—Reetmoyeri. • Scene Vies fariterr-thlehelten Now r;rAiirl Doet vs two P.Ano Forte% Mrs. and W. Cramer--Cramer Diet. birei fate aid Slaw Viganoni. Finale. Riau° Reece, Mr C. Scot. Tickets, 11•11s-Goole, each, bs le had of 14'. R•id g tower, 11e.11,1brat tsdte sweet, St, JAM,SNI .; RrrehrUll, New Solid ifies% mosarin'e, 041 Wart streets Clement! arid Co. Cheer eMe ant Reich, R. IA Exchange. TIMATIt F, tt)t FOR GRANO MUSICAL FE.S Tfv IL. t vl TOE';DAY, June 25, Isos, the SAcred kAr Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. On WEDNESDAY 2Gth„ and TFIUILSDAY 27th, TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS coNctiurs Prraeip.,l V e.cal Perf.orners already engaged : Signora Sto. LK., Mrs. Ashe, Madams Nianchi, Mr. Brabant, Mr. ICntrett, rid Mr. Welsh. Mr. 5 rtientati; having a prior engagement Cu the two preceding eveninr, is engaged for the 27th. Leader of the Eland, Mr. Crinrer.—Niulins, Me..rs. nit, Marshall, Mahon, Metteh, Elcurues;Evans, Hardy, Jung, Sykes, de. &C.V117.0.111. MCW.S. J. bLnhal, Woodcock, Hlster, hr.—.Viontoneellos, Mitsrs. Neinagle, Holdout, Ste.— (ionble Soros, Messrs. Boyce, Ha're, Vicar), Prosier, Cra:rr. —Flutes, Mr. Joeksort. Jer . —.Horns, Messrs. Leariekr.-... Oh.", Meows. Griesbarli, Soe:1-Iserger.—Carinnets, Maori. —Bosons's, Messrs. flolnie, Fs:dm—Trumpets, Drovers—Trombones, Matra. ()rester, Flick, 7.wr Serpent, Mr Hatton ...Drums, Mr Joy Dnun;, Mr. J..inkirts - in.—Cnacerto Pia.ers, 7slr. Cr..- ner, Mr Lindley.—The rest of the Send will be nn•nem+rs, ' , trate! from the choirs of Worcester, Gloucester, Wtodoos, olthie conducted by Dr. Crotch. 'rho l'nionaseee to begin at VI.. n'elnr-k. r pHE LARGEST HORSE IN THE WORLD. A MONARCH —The proprietor of this noble animal, im pressed with a high sense oigratittisk for the (avows so lib:- rally conferred on him by those of the Nobil,ty and Grout' oho have favoured him with a visit, tams the liberty of infirot '"r thin tiut he still contimies r., be exhibited at THE THREE KINGS' lISN, fleas fIATCHETT's HOTEL, mc. CADILI,Y. Hie asnasiog height betog Twenty Hands and a adkil to the exact proportion of his limbs, render him the admiration of all who have see.] hon.—The evict - I.moms limey/eft on him (by Thai• Royal If iglineasei Ow Mike, Prince Wiltiale, and Prine.mi Sophie of Gltnierotter, who were piisa.ell Weir. hint on th-! t Ith inst.) are, tlirproprietnr flatten himself, s'ilbeient inducem-sta tit the public to co brace as early oppottimity of gratifying their coriosity. Admittsoce. Una Shilling each Pormii. To THE NORIisITY, GENTRY, AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE. 11R. TURNTIULL'c UNIVERSAL NER• VOUS MEI)ICINL, Carefully prepared from the ori- Cn.il utcipo, and made into the forma of PILLS and TINC TURE. This valuehle Medicine is a trust bat: and efftellual trendy in all Nervous Disoidect ant Affeeltelis; Which, of all Craw., inc.:tout to human nature, are the moat frequer,t,cont pli-4ted, and illOrt d.fsellli to ciirr„ as the) not only affea the body, but are deatruaive to the mettal mowers, tar retieleing ( hell weak, irritable, and peevish. 110111 r nritiri...o head aches. le.. sf appetite, palpitations of the he.ot, low• ties( of spirits, melancholy, and evert madness , if ueteattl. itt Turnbull (late Physicuit to the Eastern 1-):airinsars, Lott -4") eittployed a great port of hit mete' life in perfeAing these if/Memel (for the benefit of mankind and which he wind watered in his private practice with a 116C 1 A}al which has no Parallel in the Matena Modica By this halms diacuraiy, the Lieu obstinate rates of nervous weaknew and 4.4ilitr. in cutler twa, are efenuary cured, and the whoI.IIIIACIII 111 a Mort ti "" ref( " (.1/ its natural vigour. This medeine is prepared both in the form of fail and titictuie, either of which may he Uteri as envy tie most aggieable to the a-te of yritients RThlted of direr:sauna are given with tacit b.nt and bottle, •ltieh I.ieludet a Sketch of the Life of the calebrated 111•1:111t0f, D. Turiitio!l, with te.timunies of the efficacy of this medieine. trery I-ux or botUe is accompanied with the Dicta. signature ltd Sold, WlP l regtll, retail, and for exportation, the P.M in links, at 2s id and IN. the Tincture ta bottles.at 2s. 2.1 and etch, dnrry included, by W. Allison, No. 92, Paternoster r"ri S'. Riol a t and, retail, b, Telihv, Chemist and Druggist, 1 91, itle.v Remit street; 74, Lone Acre; lintt 111, We;Lai lle. No 19, White l.am street, Good- R'ali's Fields ; Clarke, No. 26J, 19..,r0Jel 16 0 N OPr itf straw, Islington. I. ''' ° -% • ' -. - - ... ti L' ' 4 . . •-- ' ' ...t' t t 4,... ~,' -:: • '' .'.',l' ' l ' " It' • k ' ' • 4 r. - , _ - ''StI , N I • . ' , . 4 \ • 4 - - X ;,:e. - !" 3 : -. ' 17J1 t't be rit.ttob • r trod TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1805. MUSIC ROQ.M KING'S THEATRE. MR. LEE mostifftsibly solicits the patronage and protection of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, to his Benefit, on WEDNESDAY, the sth of June, when will be performed a CONCERT, under the of Mr. Cramer. Tickets to be had of Mr. Lee, at the Opera Llama ; at the Concerts of Mew's. Harrison and Co. ; at the Ahtieut Music, Ilanmcr•agnare; at Mr. Airchallse, 13.3, New Brul-•tre,:t ; Mr. Clemeotis and Co. Cheapside; at the Opera °dice , and at Lee\ No IR, Walnut-tree Walk, Lambeth. VOIGT's MUSICAL GAME, inscribed to Her V Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES. be this elegant and Game, the professed performer and the schnlar 'gal find the greaten amusement and ilinrue lion. It composes Prileccas, Waltzes, Reads ! Dances, and Song:, with such variety, as to be past calculation ; the uncommo, demand which the Publisher has had; these Ladies and Gentlemen, who have, from that cause, been dis. appittnd, are acquainted a number of them are ready for delivery at T, T. Jennison':, Music-seller, 51, Albemarle street, Orders from the Country strielly attended to, and every . _ GUILDHALL, May 11, 111u3. THE COMMITTr.:6 lor let ti ng the CITY LANDS will meet at GUMMI NIL, nn TCESDAY, the 28ta -if ‘IAY hitt at ELEVEN n'Cloel .in the FO , ellloll. TO LETT K t PUBLIC AUCTION, on Budding for Ninety-nine Year, from Midsummer next SEVERAI. PIECES or FAxce.l.S of GROUND on the Fi st Side of Al fred Place. near fott-n...im Coutt Road. The Plans and Conditions may be seen at the Comptroller's Ofhce, JOSEPH BUSHMAN, Comptroller . VOLLOWED a Gentleman on the Brixton Road, .L' a SPANIEL : the Owner, by desenbing the Colour, sot paying for this Advertisement. and the keep, may hare it by applying to Mr. Utting, No AS, Borough, Southwark, where the Pellet\ who has got it wi.l Ire referred tu. May 20, 1805. HORSES TO BE SOLD, the property of a Gentleman :—BrownGescres ifteen hands high, qui. and steady with troops. Ditto, a Bay Hor,e, by Pibst, a gohd Ruadster ' Cast in 311 his pares, and the complaint hula horse Loadon, (ounce , ' .ands ono-third high, master. of gr at weight, and hu carried a Lady; an, a Blade Mare, .teem Sands uric inch high, steady and quiet to rsde, and tau in harness. They are six a 74 seven years old, warranted sound, and a reasonable trial alerted To he seen at the White Hart Mess, Londu Wall, tsar finsbury.square GRAVID STATE WT 'I k.RY. •IrO-MORROW will be the THIRD DAY of DRAWING. TICKETS and SHARES, warrantzd undrawt,, are on Sale at G. SCUT Pa Old Established tunate (bike, No. 75, NEW ISCIND STREET; •here Cave ,l Praes, rn s y arentint, will be pant nn demand TO-NIORRON WILL BE VIE THIEU DAY'S DRAWING. APPINESS and RICHES may be obtained H from the WHEEL et FORTUNE by an tidy eiton on at DOWN% Old Est. ii‘he.l O,tce, Nengate street. From the unexanivled RICH WFIEEL, and the great de mand, it is likely Tickets be rre,y dear and scarce—Last Lotte,s. every Ticket vas Sold 4 f the Fourth Day. ItICII ‘VHEE.L.—CUOPERS' HALL. •1 1 0-7110RHOW well be the 'IIIIRD DAY'S DRAWING The Wheel contains naafi, loub)e tbu ',umber of Great Prizes et did last Lottery, and the preernt pr.c.• of Tickets only 191.1 at the same period last LA eery they were 231. each, and by the Fourth Day of Draw ing every Ticket was sold An early port haw re, therefore, reArmilitended at PURTERS'iOId r....tahlolted OFFICE, PAR- LiAmENT-sTaEET, where the Ticket 10,722, drawn On the Second Day, a Prize of SOUL was sold and registered. AT NINE, TO-MoRRoW MORNING, THIRD DAYS DRAWING. No. 2G, CoRNHILL. HORNSBY and Co. have on Sale TICKETS and SRARES, warranted undrawn, at a remarkably low Price, notwith-taotling the chancy to be derive , ' e. Car greater than the Lottery. Pretreat price for the 1 tl‘ol DA) , only 191. ; la,t Lottery the Third Day's prise 2.1. se. and all di•rosed de the SlKtil Day.at 341• intat To -MORROW will be the THIRD DAY's DRAWING, when the Itich...,t Wheel in Europe will he turned hf Fortune, who has Two Thirty Thousands, Two Twenty Thousands, Tau Ten Thousands, Sic. .I,:t &C. Isr.tow .ui her Votaries. IS • quick in your application to ROBERTS'. Fortunate OFFICE, No. 8, CURNIIII.I.. A scarcity of Takes must take place from the eery great de mand. Last Lottery all the l'hceta were sold by the Fourth Dar of Drawing. To.moßß„,v. TDISH respedfully acquaints the Publit that • undrawn TICKETS and St LAKES will continua out SALE till Nine o'Cluck Tuaniorrow Alarning, %lust the THIRD DAY's DRAWING will begin. Tao Wheel is immenaly reh, there are only Eight Days to dm., and the First Drawn 'Fmk& every morning es entitled to a Qpitat Prise from 1 drtOUL to 30,0001 The Wheel contains 2...... •a .0 a L ',ooo 90,00.) rt ....... 100,0+1 6 l,OOO Money for Pt is sa. Wall at drawn, at No. 4, CVRNHILL, and 9. CII BRING CROCC. r (NH It Reverend WILLIAM lIARCI..kI'S Ati'rlHlLlt)Ua. DEOBSTRUENT PILLS -The Pub lic are requested to observe, that as the great benefit to be de rived from the above Patent Nledicine depends oe the Pills being genuine, His Majesty's Hon. Commiseioners of the Stamp Dishes have been pleased to grain to the Rev. Wm. Manias, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Aiitibilious Deobstruent Pills, the name of "The Rev. William Earclay, Stafford-street, Old liond-street;' to be engravol on a block stamp, which stamp is ad' uteri tench box, all others are own. teefen ; and any person vending the same will be prosecuted with the utmost severity ei the law. They have been used with success by wane thousands ; amongst whom he has the honour to rack the following distinguished personage*, vitt— His Grata the Archhishnp of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop of Bath Wells--Sir John Honywood, Kart. M.P. for Ho iiituit—.Sir Stephen, Lushington, Bart. M P. for Penryn—T. Anson, Esq. M.P. Litchfield—James Arniatt, Esq. M P. fur Southaniptun—.Cecil Fotreoer, Esq. M. P. for Weidoe—'it. thelsoit Calvert. Esq. M.P. for Her tford--Edmullfl lioeh m, Esq New-street, Spring gardens.—Thoinite Hammereley, Eau Pall mall—L; W. Dickies, Esq. Private Secretary to the ArclibliMip of Caitterhury—the Rev. Mr. Dintnek, Liluarran to the Arch . eishop. 'flue Medicine. are sold at Mr. E Kerby's, Stallord• ' street, Old Bond streeb—Mr. Stratton, P. , rfunter, Leicester square.—Mr Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (Litt !hiker AINI Cu ) ...Means. Barns awl Co. Oxford.streas..Mr. B u tt o n, R o yal Esettange—air Michell, Mednal Repository, belt-acre — Mr. Edwards, N... :lit, Holborn—and Mr. Racer, No. 4, Chivirriite, corner of Paternoster-row. Where may ciao be had, the following trot, valuable Medicines, whose happy effects iii their sevetal casee have procured the roost diets giiithed imitate The Rev. Wm. Rorclay's Specific for the sure arid speedy miter of the Gout his Solvent :br the Cure of Strafe; Isis Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; and his Volatile Oth 1. inlerocatirin for the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, &e. all .11 rh MCllio4llella to be gsaume, roust have the abo7oetten honed stump. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MAT 8, 18C5. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vidadalfnit Ifir Ilafespi'. Noe, do hereby girt iotirr, Rev en TUCIa- DAY, the GA of !woe stet, Ikea swill be ready to remise s in Writs's( (ern 'ea np), for saris :titan, itese of 1 rids keel and Pork, in Half PearAemot, Twee., and Rat-refs, as the reve..tive Mer chairs and Ileaerrs therein shall think proper to offer; to be of the hest tlnality; fn h.e,e been owed i.e the lost Seas.,; to ha delivered in the space of Ton Months, into Hie Majesty's Vietssattio. Stares nt Deptford, Portsmonth, and Plymouth, iss sneh Propertsone as shall hereafter be determines! upon ; and to b paid . 1 or by hills, payable, rich bar, eve, Mort!, Wets .lter Dots Condition of the Cc utre.i nal be teen at the SeerettioN's Office. rczard will be had to env Tender ns which the Pries stall rot to inserted in reeds at leneth, or that shall not be dtheerent to the Board beehre One aTiork on the laid lhwerlary, the 61 , 4 of Arne ne. t, Inv sinless the Pervni who snakes the 'feeder, a o,nse Person on his behay, attends, w mower when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MAT 2,18G5. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vithsalling His Majesty's Nary do ?Lerch, ' E ire Notice, That on TUrb 1) AY, eke 41st Instant, they Intl be ready to receive Tesders ih soon (sealed o r ), and treat with suck Pashas as rill rander eaftt Supply of 6ea Proasione, and Frech Beef, to 11.. Ma- Julie gips and Vesals as the lamina of Hersamaia, Jet Twelve Mouths cement, told, lortlie., moat Sit Noaths tuitt g shall he peen ; and to ht oatd jar by Ws, payalde with Interest, ty Dliall after date. The Conditions .1 . the Contracts stay be seen at the Secretary's Office. No Re v ert till be had to nay rewire in which the Prier shalt ant he sweeten w (Verdi at leßeth, or that Mall not he delivered to the Boor, het'ore One n'Cgock on the said Tuesday she 21st Instant, nor whit', the Pro smi whit makes the Tender, or s✓me Person ea his Behalf, attends, to answer main rolled tio, : oar will img Tinder that contoi.,s estrao at iait Prices upon tome Articles, and Criers much inferior to the nal Value upwa others, he considered ns r aper to he admitted. SCPCITTY FOR PROSECUTING FELONS, &c. THE ANNUAL DINNER of this Society will b • at the CROW'S and ANCHOR Tavern, Strand, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th instant. PIISSIDENT, H. C. Combs, Esq. I.lderman, M.P. Vies Pitastoutr, Sir Charles Price, Ran. Alderman, M.P. Teaasease, Sir Waal= Carrie, ssi. Alderman, M.P. ST/WAIDS. 3. W. Bonney, Esq. I Robert Randall, Esq. Benjamin Cooper, Esq. I Thomas itlchards, Esq. Thomas Dyke, Esq. John Robinsos, Esq. Lewis Voyd, Esq. George Rumblei, Esq. Stroud Pickering, Esq. George Swath, Esq. Dinner on Table at half-past fora o'clock precisely. Tickets, 10s. dd. may be bad from the Stewards; at the Seanata•y's; and at the Crown and Anchor. S. S. BUNT, See. Warmick.orwt, Grays Inn. GRAND SPRING LO r'rERY NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. L.90,n40 I. 60,090 21,000 40,000 10,000 5,000 15,000 2,000 10,000 1.000 WO * 7,000 Ire e" --.- —eV** I 100 6,ixXo bo so 3,000 14(1,00 30,000 Tickets L.000,21/0 Pan of the Capitals will tr..4etermined at Mows: First drawn, Ist Day l..10,(100 I ruin-drawn, 6th 1) it L. 20,000 Ditto 24 Day .. 1.000 DAta 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto 34 Day .. 1,000 Iktt i Bth Dar $0,600 Ditto 4th bay .. 5,300 ilitto 4th Day .. 1,000 DMA, sth Day .. 1,040 Ditto 10th Dar .. 2,000 TICKETS and SD it RES are selling at et ety Office. - _ Tickets. Fiell L.9 lb 0 FA41th........ L. 4 9 6 Q,sart•T 613 I 0 Sixteenth 1 3 0 *.• The Third Day's Drawing begin.; To morrow. ACER RES 'TRAVELS. Two Volumes, 4to. ;R. boards. With a fine Head of the Authol, e .graved by Tornklivi ; large Map, and fifteen cleg int Eogray.nis animator., uf the Manners, Customs, and Nitural Hhtory of the Countries de*.eribed, RAVELS through SWEDEN; FINI.AND, and LAPLAND, t. the NORTH C.IPE, in the Years 1798 and 1799. By JOSIIII ACERBI. Sistimus hic tandem, nobis übi deruit orbit. Printed for J. Mammal), P:tultry, Successor to Mr. Dilly. • rn • A few cotton are prints 4 upon superfine wove papet, hot-preyed, and proof tospressioos of the plates, price SI. iu This Day it published, tiaorlvernely printed in Four Vouniei (Jetzt., embelli.lied with Five Explanato.y Engraving', price 11. 16s. in butirds, T UDIES of NATURE. translated from the S French of James henry Bern rain de Saint Pierre. By HEN KY nusrEg, D. D. Printed for J. Masinnatt, No. It:, Pou:try, I.ondrin. Of wham may be had, the same Book, elegantly printed in 6 vols. royal deo. price Yl. 14$ in boards Also in three very large vols. on superfine paper, pito, ht boards. • We praised the work for the boldness and ioiginality of the concentiiiii on which ttse plan was formed for its compre hensiveness, being commensurate iii a certain wine with na. lure itaelf;—fer the native genius and deep research with which the author brats, emiellistuw, and enriches brieubjett ; —and for the eloioent aid lively diction in which lie discissiei topics, which under the lien of an ordinary writer, would have bean elaborate, and sirsolting, gm" Monthly Reiiew, March, 1401. This Day is published, in Three Volans's o.lavo, price taus Guinea in boards, A N IMPARTIAL and suet:friar HISTORY 1 - 1 uf the RISE, DECIENSIinf, sod REVIVAL of the CHURCH of CHRIST; from the birth of Our Saviour to the pr."rairt true, with faithful characters of the principal per sonages, ancient and modern. By ila! Rev. T HAWF.IS, I.L R. and M.D. Chaplain tI. the late Comdata cat Huntington, and Rector of All Saints, Arawinele, Northanr,uun,hire. Conraining the progress *germs:unity till its eatahlishment under Theoltrans ; its fear, iil decline throuch the dark aces ; its happy revival at the reformation, and noctuatious to the present day. The characters rif the priio•inal personages, ancient a•id mo deen, who had distinguished inemselvat in the delence of the tree church, are fsithfully drawn ; the preservation of the holy seed in the ages of ignorance awl persecution par twirl HIT adverted to; the vete of religion in t o ts land, frost the dry, of Henry the Vllltir, to tlie preterit trme, explrcit'y uith the characters of the morrarche; • promoter account of the Paariste, Muravians, and Method..;, end taisir Leaders. with acoiawsnewof isisraionary labours arisong Protestarirs, aad of the prosent state of true religion throughout the world, without the recant of promoting is r •ater progress, by VOW. ing union and sewn among ell true Protettantt. London r Printed hat J. Meerrean, in the l'ault-y. ~ ~ r a .4. ...* . 57XPk.. Thi s rhy prier BRIEF RE NIA the PROC EDINGS in the 110 -E of COMMONS, con. erning Lnd MILVILLE, on t h e ith of Arad, i3OS. Lonriun : Printed for John Critter', 169, Pierarhily. Where may be had, GLEANINGS or WIT, or Prose and Verse, 5 Vols. 12rree. ty an old Military 06er ; price 15. Now in dishes; and will insmelia•ely be publiiihe4, by J. 'Hatch:lrd. Piccadilly, DR. DTITGENAN's SPEECR in SUPPORT of our CONSTI fIiTION in CHURCH • and -N CITE, as delivered in the House ucCummons upon tips Subjed of the Raman Catholic Claims. ••• The gross gni wepreventations of this excellent, learned, and argumentative speeett, which Lave appeared i i some of the newspa:iers, and its tot -I oMissiun in othert, rundsr it abso lutely secewriry thus t r lay it before the Public N. fl. J. Hatchard will speedily , publish the SPFMCN of the Right Hun. LORD If AWKESEURY 'he ?acne subject. • This Day is publishvi, ',indecently printed in tirn velerees, deo. pr .4 lea. boards, AN ESSAY on CHEMICAL STATICS, with copious Etolaitatory ynd art Appendix nn Veze table and Ani.nal Substances. Faittift;:ly translated from the . . ergit.al nProuch d RERTHOLLPT, bileseabee of the C•mservstnee SeraSe. tri.she Institute, R.I. By R. LAMBERT. Primed for „I ?Asuman, No. 21, in the Poultry. Of whom may be had, jug imht!si;"l, in one volume 12 no. price es. bvanit OBSERVATIONS on the PLAGUE., dm. of EGYPT translated icons tba.Pien. it of P. Auatlni i , by Athtm Neale. This Day is published, in Two Volume Octavo, pries Is. is hoard., AN ESSAY on tle MALIGNANT PESTI. LENTIAf. Ft VER , iwtrodu=sl into the WES I T INDIA ISLANDS from Soullam, or the Cosa of Guinea, as it ap peared in 1793, 1794, 1795, and 1746; intervversed with 09- Sef•atit)ll.l and Facts, terldi.hr hi prove that the Epidemic eh istieg at Phibdelphia, New York, de was the mine Fever in. troduced by infection ini:vnied trod the West Indle Islandt; and illiututed lir Evidences founded on the state of Mom I , landi,•nd the inlnrrnouott of the most emi tent Precut Dna§ residing on them. • Be C. CHISHOLM, M. D. And Inspector Cr.neral of the Ordnance Medical Dip lamed in the West Indies. The Second Edition, mirth enlarged. Lenhat Printed 'or 3. :'.ll:wlnin, in the Pooh/. Of whom may be had, Twice Si in branch, handsomely printed in One large Velbiiie, Octavo, the second Ydie oo s watt large Additions CASES of the DIABETES MF.I.LITUS; with the mesh* of the Triafsi of certain Acid., and other substances, in th.. Cure or the furs Venerea Ipv Julia MO. stirred General of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich. This Day is published, in One Volume, Sea. : rte 7s. Erd. • hoards SERMONS, ON VARIOUS SUB.IECTS. By SAMUEL STANIIOPE SMITH, D D. Pressilerit of the en•lege ef New Jeney, America. 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On Saturday, 211. 14 el Jane, will be pubtlnhert, bandenintlr - - printed in 4.1.12110, on a hose Paper. with Fire Plates, frnm Paintilr after Nature. by SVIIENII AM EnwArins, Part the First, P, :e Si. or beautifeily coloured, Ss. of a COMPLETE DICTIONARY cl PR ACTI GAL GARDENING. comprehending Clasaifcatione and Deiscrytmns, as weli as the aura improved Methods of owing, forcing, and man:prig different Surtr of Vertable Pro ductoos, whether of tha owenient or ornamental Kinds : with correct Engravings of the natures Apparatus nree.sary for the Puroole. in W.a.clines 4!1,1 other Contrivances, from original Drawing; male by NI:. P'.e:!t, as eel 114 the more rare and curinee Planta in the Way of Ornament and Variety it the Plearine Caroniida., Green !I•zies, rued Stoves, engraved by S&11110r17. from • ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AF TF.R NATURE. Bl SI IA.NHAM EDWARDS. The whole intended to ;lord a fuU cod complete View ctf modern practical Horticulture, by ALEYLV:IAM MACDONALD, Gardener. This Wink will be completed to Poutteen Parts, to bo pub. !hated surceedrely toe let et the Mouth, forming Two largo and handsome Volumes in Q.-Jade. The Number of Plato' will be about Seventy of which S xty will he &toted to the Reporesorstion of rare and curious 1.4111 S and the Remainder to Me View, and lllustrattitnt of the Bulletin's ripceaary to the rearing of them. Printed for G. Keardey, Flent,treet FOR THE GKOWTH OF HAIR. RUSSIA OIL, for mailing the HAIR grow Al Thiele and Lone, even on Bald Places, Whisker., Eye. Brows, Re kr ; and will, .n all eases, prevent their fal;:ng off, either through Agc, Sickness, or I..pugrite. The RUS SIA OH. being so great a preserver and strengthener fur the 11.ir, este prevent iu revving Grey to the latest pe.lod of Lilo. Several Gentlemen, who have I. ten Zak! for Years, hate declared, that after using the RUSSIN OIL regularly for three Mouths, the Bald have been nearly covered with Herr. 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Parclty and Son, Fleet.market; Mr. (Step, SS, Cocirepur wort. cor ner of Spicing Garden.; Messy.. Fiend,...) and Sort, P e rfume en to Ifer Mtesty, Titchborricestreet ; and R. fuerney, 106, Hatton (larder+, London ; Mr. Be". Damen:weer, nots. Mr. Spence cod Mr. Retina:l. irth Rode., rAi.. burgh; Me T. Lisle, liteivesvue and at Mr, st n . p h,.,,r s pane the Exeharge, Nieto!. All orders from any part of the Covriery will be serß by Coach, by sending the Money and Letter, poet paid, and diectill to Mr. P,inne, 3.24, Oxforidare^t, Lorninin. Tire - RUSSIA GIL *di b.• hand *wetter-Able In rooter ing the low of Hair uo lire es, which (Ave proses a real rlisfigurArreot to droner valuable Anima., and never tads of bee caning the Animas natural colour. ••• IMrary of fiip...ktions n. ont/O are Onvisine bet with the R•IA . :2•1 F...gle, and .hoed on the outside win bit bv the rr..74:+ters, ++ 3lraeaLratmeek, Nome -- tailed whisk is Fele'''. AT 4 , . 1 Prthee:' to OA h 6). ~...- . . . . i