The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-31 00:00:00

" X WO % (4,w, lo p • 4 A • Ic - A - •• yr 74Piti.9 - Eikwy / . To% e et $ 1. NUMEER 4536.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY•LANE. '• THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 31, 1807, will be performed . • THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. El. LISTON • Count Moirt.il'i.4n. Mr. BARTEY; I.3altbazar. Mt w RouG tat ; Larnvedo, Mr. MA I'iIEWS; Jaques, Air I'EN LE Y ; uliana ; Miss DUNC ; V.:Liiite, Miss NILLI.ON ; L.iriora, Miss iii) l l:C E. An V. a Song by Miss Diiiwan; coiiii)oseci by Mr. Kelly. Nme 1114.10 lad! to ULPiece. After'which, li.th somttic Piece, called THE YOUNG HIMSATI Or, LOVE AND Mbic, V. The Overture nd Music c.,mposed by The Cnar.rclas by Mr. EL LISTON, Mr' JAKE, Mr CHERRY, Mr. GIBlioN, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. FILLSIMMONS, Mrs. 2vIOUN VAIN, Mrs. 11. kit LOWE, Mrs. BLANI}:- - ' Boxes 6s. -Secood_r nee 35.—Pit 35. itd._ Second. PfiCC 25. - --Gallery 25. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Sc. solid Price bd.- No Money .to be returncd. - • ! Places t,ir the 130).e5 to be tak,:n at the Box-otftee, in Little Russel-street. _ The D oo rb,to be opened at Calf : past Five, anti -begin at' .11 ALI-past Six. l'o_ mo rrow, the " : rragerly of Douglas ; after which will be Produk.eu (never pertmnied) a new Gland Romantic Melo -Oratne, c.iiied The Wood Dcc.tnun gtr, T 114 Cluck Struck. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PTO -MORROW EVENING, April 1, 1807, will be pt.rl,rined TOWN AND COUNTRY; Or, WHICH 1; PEST? . The priori , a 1 Charaelers by Mr. MURRAY, 'Mr. KENIBLE, Mr. BRUNTON, lielr C. KEMBLE, Mr. FAWCEI - T, Nlr. BLANCHARD, • Mr.CitE.SWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. 'ENIERY,' Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. M ATTOCKS, Miss BRIJ N.Tor«, Mrs 1) kVEN k'OR T, Mrs. EILIERY, Mrs LISTON. to be spoken •by Mr I3RUN TON, the Epilogue by Mr. FAW . CE TT and Nlr. LA NC HA RD. %mi.! HARLEGIIIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, 11-IL GOLDEN EGG . Principal Charm or s, ' • M ot h er Mr. 'SI MNIONS ; 'Colin, afterwards flarletiatil, Mr. i's.ING and Mr. BO- Li) t, N . - • , jun. ; Avar , , atterw.irds e.iiiLloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire , gle,'afterk%ar.lS CloWli, 141 r. GRI M A LIN ; Oddhs:t. Mr. ME N AG. E . Cabln-Boy Song), Nlaster SMALLEY ;- ' - SEARLE. Boxes 6s. S. c'.llo ►'ric 35. -.Pit 3N - 6tf.' Secrigid Price Is.— Callery 25. Secitift....Yrit.e..ls.—Upper GaLlery is. Second Price6;l.—No ii.l9ne y -tO beret anted. Places tor the Boxes to be taken at the Box-oflice, in Haft. Street. The Doors to be' opened at . Ila; f-past .Five, aii4.l begin, at tialt-pa.:_ Six. • The new Cirnedy,or-Town and Country, continuing to he received with tit, highest brilliant and overflow ing Audiences, w,il he re, with flarlequin'and Mother Coose, every Evening till further notice. FOURTEENTFI'OF APRIL - GOITERNMEN'I .STATE: 1.0 ITERY. BEGINS DRAWING, And contains Two Hundred . and Fitly Thousand Pounds in Sterling Nioney. - T ' • S 16 the most extraordinary SCHEME ever Produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece 4.cutect Number of G ratal Prizes makes Ev;r7Lott,e riTOFfICCTI 7; cI;;;Teof We4lth ; Every Adventurer is in the Rom' to Riches; Every Ticket drawn 14th Awl) will be a Prize' Every Ptize will be paid as soon as drawn. . - 'SCHEME. 4 Prizes of £20 oo) zr?. 8 0 , 00 0 4 10. coo . . - sibo - . !00,0°3 4-- - - , 003 SO 1000 . 50 , 5 ,> - - •• - - 3300. - - - SO 30» . . . 20 . -. 60,0r.0 30-)0 First-drawn Tickets to each . - - 3 2i,0 o Tickets kzsG,ooo First-drawn Ticket, 15t Day - 20,0Q0 Ditto - - - - zd Day - - zo,ooo Ditto - - - 3(1 Day - - zo,OOO Ditto - - 4111 Day - - 20,000 • Ditto - - - stir Day - tn,0,0 Ditto - 6th Day tc,ooo :r.iCK'ETS and . Sll.lltng ..re selling at all the old este u'ished dices in 1 rand, and Scotland. The hr.h.nrawa i'i;:ltet will receive Twenty Thousand Pounds. Ticket - - - ,Cig 17 0 1- liff• - 3 - X?. '2. Quarter - . •-• 53 0 Sortreilth - - Ito 6 SIRRED BY FIORNSRY and Co: - , In the last Lonely. • • ro• t 9,5-14,. a ,prize of 2 ,coal. in fi fteen Shares. li7tb, a prize' of 50001. in live Shares.: 1350, a pf:ze of so.•I. in nine Shares: 44, a ,),ize of val, in sixteen Shares. likewise in form rr Lotteries . No 31.979, itad No.' 42,569, looth prizes fir 30,0001. and Two Hum:red and Thirteen Prizes from sQoi„ t o 3 ,onol. have been sh are d an d so ld b y H orns b y 201 t 0. T" TICKETS, HALVES, QU ARTERS, EIGHTHS, and sixTEENTus arenow Selling, at he lowest prices : and the Nlnney fur the prizes paid on demand The Scheme contains much novelty, and is highly approv *l of. • The Drawing begins on the 'l4th of Next Month, with a Ito,0001„ for the First-drawn Ticket on the first day ; 20 . ,0001. atd day ; 20,0001. 3d day ; 2 0 , 0c0 1. 4t h d ay ; to,ocol. sth thy .6iltday. __Oilers by Letter or Carrier executed exactly on t h e same Terms as if present, at either of their licensed State Lottery dices, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cross, and St. Marga. keys Hill, Borough. MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. joint Con tractors fur the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the klicky Lottery Offices, No. li, Holborn, 37, C'.ornhiil, and 3 , 0 , Hay mar k e t, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attenii.in of Me Public to,the Scheme of the New LOTTERY, which will he fiiund to contain an uniottal number ef Capital Prizes ; 4 nd the first-thewn:Ticketsbn each of the first tour days of drawing must be entitled to zo,cool. each ; and the first 34,00 Tickets will divide .a bonus of 30,0001. over all Tickets recd ate drawn subsequently ; therefore an early purchase is or mended by the above Proprietors, who, in . the Lbtteries C a • aid 18:6, sold, in .267 different Shares, the following namely, N 0.3330 rood]. No. 13,747 . . . ro,obol. 7 , 477 . scoot. 456 . . 20,0v01. 2446 99 . load: .9219 .. . 16,8 04 200(4. . 11,643 . . . 20,0001. 1 7'9 1 5 . . . 2.3001. 7686 . . . 1 4°77 • • . 5,1441. • 7757 - . . . ) 2p,0221.. 7r . • • _soool . 12,7 , 9 . -25,0061'. IVith r 6 Prizes of 5001. and a great lumber of 'col., 501. L . and whet', the first 3,,, Jot. and the 1 Ist 25;40012 ever sfi'd were spawn]. Schemes gratis ; and Ptizes paid on FRELHorms-LAND-TAX IZE,DFAMELY. CITY LOTTERY: Tickets 51. los. THE PUBLIC, , and - the SUBSCRIBERS in par ticular, are respectf inforuted, that the Tickets in the City Freehold Lottery are 'selling in great variety of N umbers, at W. E. Rolfe's Offices, Agent, to the principal Proprietor, Nos. t and 8, Pickett-street, Temple-Bar; • Nos. I, 7,9, the Grand- Hotel, and . 49, Skinner -street; No, 2i, King-street, Covent-Garden ; and No. 6j, Threadneedle street, close to the Hank: • The DRAWI NG of the CITY FRE : Et-19W LOT - TER y,is positively fixed by the-Trustees for the 14th of APR' L, and the Twenty,two first Numbers drawn out of .the Wheel on the Morning of the tilth of A pril are declared by the Act to be the Prizes; therefore the'Ptiblie'are inform ed, that no Ticket can be purchased after Nine- o'Cloi:k on the Morning ot the 4th of A pri I . Schemes gratis. Ground Plans of the Buildings with the Tickets, gratis. • • The CAPITAL P 12IZE in the City Freehold Lott er y is the Grand Imperial and .Commercial. Hdtel, situated in Skinner-street, valued at 25,0001 . . and upwards, and is al lowed to helhernost extensive Building of the kind in Eng land. The superiority of the Plan, and the superb manner in which thii magnificent Building is finishing, will render it unparalleled in this:Country, and the numerous accommo datii-ins it possesses are, it is presumed, suitable for the re, ception of the first Characters that visit the. Metropolis of London from all Parts of the World. . • The• t4uilcling is now open for public inspeainn, by apply ing at the Proprietor's ()like, iz If ' No. 7, Skinner stre.2t ; wheYe may be lead the complete Set of Plans, with Description of the litterior of • Orders with remittances, or l' , !st. Orv!erS, for Tick ct;, punctually attended to, at thy of tite above Othe:.s. This Day were published, In Two large Vols. Svo. price il. is. in boards, 'The Second Ediiion, Correacd and Improved, 7OLLIKOFER's SERMONS on•the DIGNITY of MAN. From the German. _ By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F.R.S. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter roW. Of whom may be had, by the saniejAuthOr, 1. Sermons on Education, and on various 'other Topics, front the German, in Two •large Volutncs Bvo. price 11. zs'. in boards. 2. Sermons on the Evils'that are in the World, and on'.va rious other Topics. I wiz large Vol's. Bvo. price 11. as. bds.• • The concurrent testimony of all the Periodical tournals, both at home and abroad,'in tvOur of the .Sermons and De votions-of this celebrated Divine, not only on account of the unafKeted and captivating strain.of eloquence in which they flow, but for the benign and truly evangelical spirit with - witic.la they are aniMated, is sufficiently known. That they breathe the pure and genuine spirit of C hri,t ninny, and exhi bit Religion to our view in a form the inost animated anti al- I uri.ig, is indeed their peculiar praise, as Thousands,can hap- , pity testify from their own experience of the cheerful and pi,Cid influence they have lied ,upon their Heart and Life.-- In ah art, in esistibly recommena . :themixlves to all who would see Christianity rescued tront toe jargOn of the Schools, and ii iribi be it as the pure and immortal, Religion of the .Son Ut:a. 1 1 LT D A Y, MARCH 31, 1807. ' To the PROPRI E-roits of EAS I -INDIA STOdK, LADIESANI, GENTLEMEN. THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS for the Ea,t Indt Cootpany appointesl for Wednes day the Bth of April next, tit.: favour of your Vote and Inte rest is riquested for rite following Gentlemen : William Devaynes, Esq, George Smith, Esq, Charles Grant, Esq, William,Thorntran, Esq. Sweny 'Toone, Esq. Which will very much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, ' . ' Your most obedient Servants Theophiltis Metcalfe Wrii. Fullarton Elphinstune, George NJ illett, Edward Parry, • Charles Mills, Francisdlaring, Thomas Parry, lohn Bebb, • lames Pattlson, SVilliam Bensley, Richard C. Plowden, Jacob Bosanquet, Thomas Reid, Joseph Cotton, ' Abraham Robarts; Simon Fraser, john Robarts, john Huddleston, Geo. W. Thellusson, Hugh Inglis, - Robert Thornton, John Inglis, John Travers, • john Arlanship. East-India House, M4rcli 25, 18;2,7. A NEW EASTER GIFT. This Day was published, price‘3s. 6d. T HE JUVENILE JOURNAL ; or, TALES of TRUTH. Dedicated, by permission, to Lady Eden. . By Mrs. COCKLE, "'A stria - obseryance to Truth, in the -most triflin:g as well. as the more important concern:: of life, is - the haws of every \Moral and Religious Duty." Loudon : Printed for C. Ch apple, N0.'66, Pair-Mall; J. liarris, , Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ' • B;Tabart; 157, New Bond-street ;. and B. Crosby and Co. Stationer s '. court, Ludgate street. i )t . whom may be had, Talei, by Madame Montolieu,iti Twee Volumes, price . las. Ld.. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GLN/LEMEN, HAVIN G die - Honour of being reco:proelided to you, by the Dir.:tett:l - s the East laniA 'Compatiy,, .3 Candidates tin* the Dir,.f.eti n chasm this e take the liberty of req - u - isti;ig the faVour of ynor Vate on the D ayo f El ec ti on , Wedrieri,iy the Bth April next. - We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most iiumoie Servants, WILLIAM DEVAYNES, CHARLES GitANT, GIWRGE Sllll - 1.11, WILLIAM THORN TOW; Sy EN Y, TOONE. East India House, March 25, 1897. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA. STOCK. LAD:ES AND G ENTLE.MEN, iMPRESSED with the greatest Respeil and Grai -1 tuck, for the flattering intoner which uly Pretensions tai the 1 1 4c.rizi Seat in the East. ndia Directi,nChave been re, ceived hythe. Proprietors in. general,- t aut., for tie no v ineruus Promisc.s of Support assured me in the course of my.calavass, winch leaves me reason to donut the tavouraoleisstie of the approaching Fle tion, permit me Rispectioliy to retruest you will accept my ,:,rateitil and slilcere your kind intentions towards.mc ; and as the Ballot of the India-House is fixed for Wednesday the .ot A pri: next, that you will then honour me with your early Attendain.b and Vote_ If placed, by your Suffrages, in the honourable situation of a Director, allow me again to assure you of my be4t enue.t yours to -perform the 'duties at the. OilLe with seal and fidelity, and to promote at all times, to theliest ot my ability, the hnportant Miercsts of the Company. I remain, with the greatest Respect, . • Ladies and Gentlemen, , • Your faithful obliged humble Servant; CAMPBELL MARIORIBANKS. Berner's. streei, March 25, 0i 7 ,7 N B. Captain Marjorihanks's• Committee will meet On Wednesday the ist of April, at T o'Clock, and every .followin4 day ,''run Twelve to Four (Sund my excep:e.i), un til the Day of El,:ction, where the Coniuninications nt his ~frizads will twanktully received. BRITISH IRE-OFFICE. T HE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, desirous . of ex 'At:acting their liberal. Phan of l ils.atancr Oa ►lous , ,s, Buildings, “oods, Metchainlize, Sd►pipiug, and Fa rnliDg . . Stock, have appointee gents in the Cities at►d lar,;e 'Toviis in.C; teat Britain, of whom the Prepo—ds may be. tiasi G r.itis, as Nvell as at the principal OfiticeS:in the Strand and C9rniitil, London. . _ . I:l:lrances due at' Lady-day must be paid on or b e fore the 9rl) Ddy of April. insurapce, - 28. per Cent.—Hazardous, ss.— Dotibly ss. Stock, 2S. 6d. per Cent. only. . . ROBLR'I' SKELTON, sec. MONEY. i r ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Lonve to inform ttwst matt inay desiroils : of borrowing Tempo_ rary or Perin SUMS of .1110 N EY, that having consi derablo_Siun .to la) nut in "the Pureti , if Annuities, th e y can at all times tit vane^ any Sinn of Money, from One n dr..xt to Ten Thous.ind Po'i;ids, on personal ur other Securi ti.2s, ariSing from . M,tiriage Settlements, Nluney in the i . umos, Clergy miens' Li vini,s, or Fredioid, Copyliol4l,-.atra. Lease liuki Estates, on fair and equitaol.;;Terins. Persond AppLeatio:ls Messrs..Luca3 and . Cot - at No• !or, lennyil'-streer, .St. faines's•square, (tatty teceivei, as also Letters, post-paidovnich wilt be dt4j , ansive,red. AWAY ANDtiAI/y. EQu p m; E I'HE RATE 'NT CAMP BEDSTEADS, uni t ra,bes, Beildsi,g,complete, sic very respect t ully recommended piscentlenten, as 1 .1 „- 3:14 . Or: most port4t):e • atilt superior. to any °titers lO:ute in London ; Marquees, Tents, rabies anti Cilalrs, MI iinprove.l prnk,iines . ; Sc'4 Cots, Sotst,- , trs,for on Hoard S!,ip ; .;rl,imp,ittu .Net . Furniture, and Patent Bra4s-scr e i v tor Past WL:Si I itdte:; ' aw l a ll y ore;g ,, ct , r:lrucs, at 7 Nt ) (.; AN and 5.% N ) S.'.s Patent Bedstead Manufactory ‘•‘. a r e - J oo ' rns , Nos. it, anti i 7, Catlicrine-stlevt; Stralat. Ming l ll - aril Sanders's New-invented Lnuerial allowed to be the Irl , ist .: 1 1 leotitsee ot Tables ever ye: invented,arc. very portanie, packing inNtj but see, Inches deep. N. R. The Fashionable Sola-Bed and Ware— house. This Day were published, in Bvo. priae ss. X I'AVAL ANECDOTES or, A NEW KEY to the PROCEEDINGS of a late ADMINISTRA TIUN. Cu. ?is° fuit, memorift nostra, vir a multis vitiis integer, sed prows, et cur.placebat pro constantit rigor. • , Seneca tie Ira, lib. r, c. 16S. ' London : Printed for C. and' k. 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Taylor, Architectural Eibrary, .1-tolOurn ; and the Ahthor, Tavi;;tock- Itusell-square. Ot , .v,voin fley be had, by the same Authnr, An Historical Account of Corshani House, with a Cata logue Raisonne of its celebrated Coliecto of 4'ictures ; also Au Historical slay on the Rise and Progess of the Fine Arts in Eni;land,•&c. rust published, In R.Jyal . tguio. price ts, each, embellished with a fine En graving; . or,' as. printed on superiine Paper, with a vottran . of the Author, for each Voluin; and Prot lin pres.imis of bout the Vlates, •Nurn`Jets - 1. to Lk' W. (continued Weekly) of a new. Work, emitted, rnHE BRITISH THEATRE ; or, A Collec -1 twa of s, whicn are acted at the .Th:::itrcs. Royal, Drury-uric, Cov.nit-Gard.m, and.the Hayrnaket. Printed under the Auraority•anl by Paiiiitsion of the Nlailager4s, front the Prompt .1300 1 45. • With I.3i,:graphickil and Critical Rernad:s. By Mrs. 114CHBA LU. 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Every Ulan in his Hu. tnour: 4a. Cori:Aanus. 41. The Jew. 42. Romeo and Juliet.. .6. Tile Careless Husband. 44. George Bariv.vell. 45. ,beau's St.•..sray,ent. 45. Gustavo Vasa. 47. West In (natl. 4S. ikiiius,.Laes,r. 49. Every. One has his Fault. .si. leatous Wile. 51. Tetripe.t. 52. The Orphan. .53. Cato. 54. 13e1k2s' Stratagem, 55. Zara. 56. Fair Penitciii. 57.. I..)ert,:a llaustlter. This Day . was published,. In Royal Oa:tvo, price its_ in uoards, illustrated with numerous lingraving%, the 1.11(ST V() LI/ Eof A SYSTEM of OPERATIVE SURGERY : tounkied on the Was's or ANATOMY. By CHARLES , , Fellow of the C. liege of Surgeons in, Ediubtigh: Containin g , u ntiert Head of each Opaiit•op, 1. A CutiLi,e View or tne A o pe.'iran e 411.1 Sytnp!otris of the Disease wt.ich imiicates the neeestiity of ()perm: qt. 11. A Minute Daiti, of the Mann-r or Oper4tin g , and the Citcumstatices it o nexpetled, mi g h t g iv e F. ih bArrassinent. .111, '1 he Consequences of the 'Operation —the Danger in the Progross of the Cure. With some k2ccaional Discussions founded on the Na. tu;•al Structure and . the Appearance of the Parts in the 1.)i6- section of unt o rtunate Cases. Hurst, !tees, acid Orme, Paternos- Printod r,,r Loopion, ter•row ; and Canell and Davies, Str Ind. . . * * *The Se and V.oliune is in Fn..- l'ress, and kilt be pub lisnc.d.this c'...xson As an •ve in.iy be hid, by ►he same Author,- • t The Anatomy of tha nody, itt 1.0.ir Volumes, 11.1 al OttavO, with numerous Engravings, 'nice 31. is. in bt.ards. .1 Series of EngraVings, explaining the Course of the Nerves, in 1.(1,1 Quarto, price tt. Is. in hoards. 3. The - Anatomy of. the I:6in expl lined in a Series of -Engravings, haat:nil : Lilly cOloured, - in Royal Quarto, price 2.1.--.25. in noards. 4. - Engravings oldie Arteries, in Imperial Odayo, beau tifully the Second Edition - , price d. Is. in boards. [PRICE SINPENCtr THE FINE ART. 3. Thi: Day was published, In Twelve.Nunib..rs R0 . .11 folio, each Number containing Six Elo_gnit Engraings, price 6.i 61. each, r- VHE COMPLETE INSTRUCTOR 1 1. . Wu WI NG. By W. M. CRAIG: • The'first Six Num >ers consist of Six Royal folio Plates each, contain a complete series of progressive Lestons -in Candszipe, With Instructions to accompany cleft ; the last Six Numbers contain similar Instrudions and Lessens on Figures. Mr. Craig has the pieasuresif announcing to the Public that his F.,5..y on the Study of Nit us in ` rawing,l.andcape h_%:ri long out of print, and ylit raving been-constantly iiacruired fur, he has made arrangements for revising it under thi: Title of The CoMpleteliistrodtir in Drawing. Louden : Printed fOr and sold by Thor:lts Ostdl, $, Ave. Maria-lade ; and - every respettable Print and BoOkcller in the kingdom. . . . . • 1 FO R TFI 13 USE OF - ['AIM LI ES - , l(:e.. • i Mrs. TRIMMER's EXI'LANATIoN of tnc BIBLE. This thy mt's p,u4lit)ed, In One large Volume petivo, wive 12.5. in blcrds, tha Second Edition of , HELP'to the UNLEARNEII in the Study of tbe holy ,Scriptures. Ben% to•cwidin the Bible in a FaMiliar Way ; ailaptcd w common Appr ,fllen. and accordingtothe Opinions of approved C.):ninent.i." tors. fay Mrs. TRIMMER, Author of Sacred .History, seleeled from toe Scriptures, with Antlytanons and Iteih'etion!:, and other W,,rks ; and tdi. for of rite (;uarctian Of Pri;itcd or F. C. and J. i(ivtngton, No. 62, St. Paul's Ctiur...ll yard, :in,' J. Flat, hard, Nu. tip; Piccadilly: . l'he design of the Author iu this Cjiapilation ha's been, to furnish an Explttnation of the Bible, h which ;he' unlearned Reader may he enabled to understand the Scripti.res eiently to rest - his Faith upon . a solid foundation ; and to knotv how t...) regulate his Pra,..tice in Piety and ,Morality by the Principles and Rules of Christianity, so as to be ~ , oarded against Ole Sophistry of Infidelity and the Deltisiohs of En thusiasm. And it is hoped that the Work may prove useful to Ilead . s of Families, who'giVe religious I astru:tion to their Doinestics; to Set yards and Others iu the inferior Clas,;es of Society • and to Masters and Mistresses of Charity Schools for toe instruction of their Scholars. OF the ilbovc-mentioned Iltx)ksellers may be bad all Mrs. Trimmer's Works. This Day was published, In Two Vols. Octavo, price los 6d. boards. OBSERVATIONS on a JOURNEY, through SPAIN, and ,ITALY to NAPLES, and thence to SM YR NA and CONSTANTINOPLE; comprising a De scription of the pri:lcipal Places in .that Route, Ind_ Remarks en the present Natural and Political State of those Countries. By ROBERT SEMPLE, Authorof Walks and Sketches at the Capra Good 1-lope,&e. - Lond,n: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge , strut,_ ** The Pend in which this journey was performed was p2culiarly interesting. The Author, travelling as ail Ame rican, arrived at Cadiz immediately• after the iminurable battle ot Trafalgar, and passed through I:aiy wnile that Country was tilL.d with French Troops. LANDSCAPE GARDENING. Tins Day was p , :blis!ic(l, In (ldavo, priLT ss. in boaris, A N INQUIRY into the Charges of Taste in L I AN )SC APE GARD N LNG l'o which arc added, sonic Observations on its Theory and Practice, including . a Defence ot" the Art. - by H.'l2L• PION, Esq. Printed for I. Taylor, at the, Architectural Library, No. sib Holborn. Where m.ly be had,. A New Edition of Mr. Repion',. Observations on the Theory and Piadice Of Landscape Gard:ming. etc. Imperial 4to. illustrated with numerous Plates, many of witiot ate coloured, price it. ss. in boards. THE CELERRATEDCORDIAL BALM OE CILIE fIREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool, which has risen to the ver) pama,:le of fAinc fur its superior EiiiLacy in Nervoitz:,. Debilitated, and Consumptive Complaints, loss of .Appetite, lowness of Spirits, &c„ of which the following remarkable Cures are incontestible proofs : hxtragot a Letter from ‘Velshpoolotated the 22(.1 of January, ao7, to Ur. Solomon, Gilead... House, near Liverpool. SIR, We ha've the pleasure of informing you,. that a young wo man, of the name of M. 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A Iriv,ugh a very'young man, I was reduced to such a state of debut y, in consequence old - Nervous Complaint, as scarce, Iv be aup.o to walk, and totally unable to follow my uslin einoloyni;Alt. 1 had many other disagreeable pa: ticitl:aly a violent pain in the Stoniiich,' with a peat de_ pression an.t lowness of spirits. In thk miserable situation 1 had recourse to your Cisrdi4l Bahn of Gilead,:aitd bought a small Bottle from Mr. Smith, 31,• North-Bridge, your Agent in,t!iiS city (to whom reference may be had„ lioni which 1 derived so 'much advantage as to be able, in the course of a taken'fe since that ". asetv' to e l s t j ;t l i ' e e s 4 : Y Inure, ern i l ; t o l i I t Ti t v o e h n y ic t o l ' u t haveL u x u i p:r i l i e e l n D c i c! sunnier beiwfit„ so much so, vine Providence, 1 look up,as the preservation of my life.... Accept, therefor::, dear Sir, of my-most grateful thanks ; and helm.- me t with respect, your must obedient Servant, HAIN SHORT. 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