The Sun. — London, England, 1802-02-13 00:00:00

;{ i iF ~r • , r • t\gf/ • E ?OR-P:4 • C 7 ( 7 T li • 4.4., t, Li :k • 1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1802. [PRICE SIX PENCE. ONikIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MONDAY EVENING, Feb. IS, iBoz, will be performed, PIZARRO. Ataliba, Mr. POWELL; Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE : ' Pizarro, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE Las C asas, Mr. WROUGHTO'N ; Cora, Mrs. HARLOWE • Eltira, Mrs. POWELL.' AriOn Tuesday, The Orphan will be revived. r d °ll Wednesday, the Comedy of The Double Dealer. Biltinolon will appear at this Theatre on-Thursday. 'kW on F a . 11 ay, will be acted the Tragedy of King Lear. ..______ , .•._. . ~ • - GTHEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. \t- MONDAY EVENING, .Feb. Is, 18oz, will be perti nme d , THE CABINET. The Principal Charaders by Mr. BRAHAM,' Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, Mr...BLANCHARD, Mr. SINI,MONS, , Mr. KINC, aria Mr. INCLEDON; Mrs. NIATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, M.lrs• DI BDIN, Mrs. POWELL, And Siii;uora, ST 0 RAC E . On W erne A sti ß 4 T : E T Q h e tTlZ -L' A n' i-j\l-ANACK. Cabinet, with Love a-la Mode. On Tuesday, Love in a Village, with Lovers! Quarrels. On ThursdaA, The Cabinet" with The Review, On Frt(tay, t.he On Saturday LoveCabinet' with P""se. London. - " in a Village, With Thtt. Irishman i:i .-_____-______ . . ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. BIENNIAL PRIZES. AT a GENERAL COURT of DIRECTORS, hoklen at the London -Colkee-House July 9, 1831; Mr. Alderman BOYDELL, V-. P. RcSolved Unanimousl lloNoa4itv Pkimiums, and PEI uxiAity BOL'N k_ _ , QUESTIONS. rixs. Wliat are mean- f A/Pitting Shipwreck ? ' 11. What wil'be th " Pre 7 they spring a leak,eX- Vessels•at_rt iii otherwise in e most probable means ofkeepitig; the or are trerne diwrie4:,l istance froinill 'siToktlee tl•notie certain methods of conveying .a ss ce ress,, wit.iin a els in Dist • - t ► • certain distance out to their of Land, and when the Boat aid ? s dare not Venture to be traßegulations.7-.The Models, D rawing s , and Essays' ted (130 st, &c. Pre li m s paidho Dr Hawes ._The HonorarY Tilutris and Pecuniary 13 0 • • -- - • adjudged in the ' Bounties will be month of March, 1803. , J. BEAUMONT, ,ti Tlie. Second Edition published, price 4s• A which "e was Si on Vital Suspension trom Drowning, &c. ",,Andal. honoured w the Royal, Humane Society's Gold "'.l, Re ,i gist v er i . n. To which withnow added, a. Plan fox , the Preservation of t°ns e xPosed to tI • extinguish Vital A- • to4e accidents which suddenly suspend e o; Ltion. - r , ~, HIGHLAND SOCIETY. . f HE °t.CONII) "MONTHLY MEETIN, ° p EARE T4vpr!s„,,,,..olvET,is to be held,at , the SHAKES v ie .17ti ' l rzst.o ‘nt..Carden on WEDNESDAY NEXT, , i t • Dinner on 'Fable at Half past Five o'Clock. • l'.."711 • I G OFFIC DUBL.I3q,„ ~ -_ February z. 1.0 , 5 STREETS. and FOR LIGHTING THE iti,;„ IIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS andt,fZere,-,=,•-:.: Propo.als for Lighting the a a e Furniture e l der :,t' City, and for keeping then atreeptnerdber F u for 0 . •-e f ill good order, from the isl of Se be agreed Po ' , ; the (?.;=,, T . Nvo, or Three Years, as sha A nd tt _ t .„ ua a nes to have double Burner one or Ore .... 11 , uc id are willing (if deSired) to enter into p 'cP4rate C untrao •a f the same roo,„sai, ._ , or Contra Sor of the of Mity,eZtio ne sent to this Office, on or before the Ist day oard, aoti in'erealV 4 1 3 , and directed to the Secretarychi I will be oPened iii th e 1 , - ;.n' I` Vroposals for Lighting,' 1 ., Representative, 'w at 'one o'clock °n ..rice of the Proposer or...is_-..-osal Will be receive the said clay, atter which day no prop • • Si gned by Order, _ M. J. HOMAN, Sec ...........__________________ -----------,--_______ WANTED IRELAND. by the ROYAL CANAL COM- Evans PA.l\l\ 4", an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard Istliusi Sci-.lgeceased) of experience in .Canal, making, able til'9lts,TKl abilities will bear the most unquestton tle "crutinY..--,Aily Person answering this•description, will et with t.,oiripensation suitable to his exertions and merit. .. Application by- -Letter, or otherwise, will he received by 'fle Secretary, at the Conipany's House, No. 28, Lower Or -111°11(1 Quay, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration linMotiday the tith of February next, It is requested that 412 N will apply but such as will in every respect answer the desci l itio n . Signed by Order, M:VRIC. KERR, Secretary, 1 - -• RIVER MEDWAY NAVIGATION. `VANTED, a Person to Superintend the general Na,,; concerns of the Company of Proprietors of the above 'iß4'"l, f oat - Banbridge Wharf to Maidstone. k,se'e, Qoininrittee of the said Company will meet . at the sth I.`ll Crown Inn, at Tonbridge, in Kent, on Friday the tliq,te4,ol March, 1802 to treat ersonally with the Can. i i) n.'„ ; atir4% stil'lli 11 then ju , dge hest qualified for the undertak_ Y appl y - 111 e mean time further atticulars may be known, Ley at rawg p.ersonally or by letter, to Mr. Scoones, Atto . r... Law, m,icisturrelbridge; or Mr. lohn Slatter, Attorney at koYal Canal House, Dublin kn. it, 202. , T HP . TI-I,BSON's BANKRUPTCY. -1 ---`'l\l-) CHANCELLOR having been take n "leased to supersede the Com Mission of Bankrupt and d esc li t. in London against Thomas Dobson, by the name I Y of tir ri P ti c'n of Thomas Dobson, of Kendall, in the Conn vith ,_estrnoeland, merchant , dealer and chaprnan ( Partner and ._„,:rorge _, obson,of Philad4+phia, in North America l ), th, : ,,`,"_ r 'Ler that the Commission which was ketat‘teeda.gainst the said Thorits Dobson Shall alone be P openett thMa ro i : atidNoatic; named am hereby given, That the Commissioners aiar,,!Pted in and by the Commission - of Bankru ai i i ) , t , 0 ,„ w-ci and issued against the said' Thomas Dobson 1 d_ v ned at Manchester, will meet by adjou►rnment on the y 17th C ount of at inst.' at the Star Inn, in Manchester, in the forutliltY " Lancaster at Eleven‘o'Clock in the Forenoon, an , e purpose of taking the said Bankrupt's Examination, q receiving Proof of Debts. ~ UCKWORTII and CHIPPIN.D.A.LL, Solicitors. . . , IN r. IP E ROVE . D' PLE ASURE GROUND FENCES . ti NoraLITY and.GENTRY are most re bi,„ GR O UND Cully informed, that FENCES for PLEASURE %iI"LiNDS, on an improved principle (which,- in point of 0-IPII, appearance and durability ; and much superior to i.i.a.v iitherto invented), are made in great variety, and erederl 6ny part of the Kingdom, by JAMES PIV.ION, at his "gmal Wire w rk Manufactory, N. 2,04, Piccadilly, Lon %lon. - 0 et,..l:he Wire -work department, in its extensive variety, ex "!'et as usual, in superior style of design and worknianship. Aviaries, Pheasantries, Larders, iScc. made to any scale re- QUire c t . Y of th Pl e e same naase to ob me in serve P , the House has n o connex i on W i th •.',iccadilly or elsewhere. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN'seFIELDS. ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY t 5, and Five following Evenings only, will be presented. Fiw Time, a New Grand Spetlacle, written by Mr. Upton, called THE INQUISITION ; Or, TH E' MAID OF PORTUGAL. Intended, through the medium of Scenic Representation, to convey an idea of the peculiar and extraordinary Circum stances attached to such a Tribunal, and in the course of which will be pourtrayed, the celebraiion of an Auto da Fee; or, ACI of Faith. Harold, Mr. COLLET ; And Evadne, the Maid of Portugal, Mrs. ASTLEY. The Scenery, Machinery, Music,_ Dresses, and other Decora tions, entirely new, and stridly adhering to the Costume of Portugal. First Time, a Grand Ballet of A&ion, in which will be in troduced, the most admired Reels, Flings, - Strathspeys, &e. called THE SCOTCH LOVERS; Or, THE GRETNA BLACKSMITH. In which Mrs. ASTLEY will perform a Principal Cha racier. In the course of the Evening, the tbliowing Songs : "Oh ! how He kiss'd Me!"-by Miss (ones. ". The Seven Wives," by Mr. Johannot. The whole to conclude with a Comic Pantomime, called THE DREAM ; Or, HARLEQUIN AND PLUTUS. Lower and Upper Boxes 35.—Second Price 2S. Pit Is.—Second Price is. First Gallery rs.—Second Price 6d. Upper Gallery 6d. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Half past Six - o'Clock. - -Second Price at Half-past Eight o'Clock. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. 4ISS LINWOOD's ENI - lIBITION, with ad -IVI ditiOnal PICTURES, 'IS NOW OPEN, and will Continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Nine in the Morning till Evening. Admittance One. Shilling. ALL : Persons who stood indebted to_the Estate and Effects of the late T. A. PEARSON, Printer and sole Proprietor of ARIS's BIRMINGHAM GAZETTE, at the trine of his decease, are hereby required to pay the same immediately to Francis Wick, Itrtl'; at Aria's Birming ham Gazette Otlice,,No. 99, High-street . '„ . Birrningharn, who is duly authorized by us to receive the same; and all Persons who have any Demands on the Estate and Effects of tie said T. A. Pearson, are requested to send in their Accounts im mediately to the said Francis Blick, jun. that they may be adjusted and discharged. ERAS. BLICK, Sen. WM. HICKS, Executors of the late WM. BEDFORD, I'. A. PEARSON. RICH. SMITH, The tXECUTORS of the late I'. A. PEARSON re spectfully inform the Public, that the Birmingham Gazette will continue 'to he published by them at No. 99, High street, Birmingham; and they trust that by a .strict Impar tiality, and a tirm adherence to those principles of Loyalty and Integrity which have always so eminently distinguished that Paper, they shall ensure a continuance of that very ex teasive Public Favour it has solong enjoyed: All Letters and Communications ate requested to be addressed to the Executors, at their Office as above. Birmingham, Jan. is, 1802. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. ATRADESMAN - Respeetability Ii OM City of London, is going on Business to Cork, in Ire land ; will set off about the 18th instant; his stay there will not exceed one month, during which time he will have an op portunity of transacting Business in Ireland for any Person or the above description, on easy Terms. Letters diretted for W. H. Paul's Head Tavern, Cateaton street, will be attended to. GRINDLE, Chemist and Druggist to His ) Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, respectfully in 7'orms the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that the Business which he has many years established at No. 2, Hayinatket, is now removed to large and more extensive Premises, No. 132, Pall-mall, nearly opposite the Hay market, where it will be carried on in all its branches, with the greatest punduality, care, and attention. He begs leave to return his sincere Thanks to his nume rous' Friends and Customers, for their past favours, and humbly to solicit a continuance of the same, assuring them, 'that nothing on his part shall be wanting to merit that Pa tronage which he has hitherto had the honour to receive, and which will ever be a pride in him to acknowledge with gratitude. cf Pall-mall, Feb. t, 1802. • Chemicals, Drugs, &c. in thein greatest perfeislion, wholesale, retail, and for exportationt),!: PRIVATE •LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING, BY MR. ALLEN, No. 19, Sherrard-street, Gol den-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street, Good man's-fields, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or only in the old stile. — They are taught on a plan particularly calculated for those to whom it is an object to acquire it expeditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. the WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES are each once a week. None but Subscribers admitted. Nene but people of respectability can subscribe. Mr. Cow and Mr. Mackintosh arc engaged from the beginning of February to the end of the Season to lead the Band alternately, that those whn are fond of good Music may enjoy the pleasure of dancing to a Band, concluded by two of the best Performers of Ball Music in this Country. Mr. ALLEN disowns all present concern with his late Aca demy in Haydon-square. • MONEY, ANNUITY, and HALF-PAY AGENCY OFFICE, No., 7, Cecil -street, Strand. MELVILLE - and Co. respeafully inform the Public, that from their extensive and respedlable Conne.aion with Monied Men, they are enabled to advance immediate Sums of Money from tool. to soool. to all Per sons in possession of Freehold, Copyhold,. or long Lease hold Estates, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Pensions. Clergymen's Liv ings, &c. with privilege of their returning the principal at their option, and the greatest secresy observed. Gentlemen having interest, may be informed of genteel Vacancies under Government, at present, anclas they occur, both Civil an d Mili tary , from tool. to 20;01. a year,• either at Home or Abroad. Navv and Military Officers' Half-pay and Pensions receiv ed, and accommodation thereon before received. Several Annuities well secured, and Pensions from 201. to pal. a year, to be disposed of. . Personal applications received daily, as above, till Three o'Clock. All Letters must be pest-paid. P. S. Good Bills discounted. WHOLESALE CONCERN to be - DISPOSED OF, in the Vicinity of Cheapside. AN old-established Country Trade,:: with , some very valuable Shipping and Town Connexions, in the WHOLESALE LACE, GLOVE, and HABEVASII ERY LINE. Any Person commanding a few Thousand Pounds, and de sirous. of entering into Trade, or any House wishing to 'ex tend their Connexions, will find the present Coracern well worth their attention. The Premises(which are in complete repair, and held on a long Lease, at a very low Rent) may be taken, together with the Stock in Trade, which at present is small. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Hcdgson, Stationer, King-srreet, Cheapsidc. VOCAL CONCERT, 1802. IM[ESSRS. HARRISON, W. KNYVETT, BAR_ . TLEMAN, and G R EATORE X, m os t r e s p e dfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that the CONCERTS will commence on - FRIDAY NEXT, the i9th instant, at WI LL I S's ROOMS, King_street, St. James's square. The Managers pledge themselves to the Subscribers, that Mrs. BILLINGTON. is engaged to sing in every Concert during the Season. Terms, as before, Four Guineas for Nine Concerts, which will be given on successive Fridays, Passion and Easter Weeks excepted. The Tickets are transferable in Families, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlemen : or, Two Ladies, not of the same family ; or Two Gentlemen ,may, by enter ing their Names respediyely at the time of . subscribing, transfer their Tickets to each other. But it is the determina tion of the Managerson no account to admit any Ticket that has been in the hands of a Dealer in that Article. The rea son is obvious ; and they Batter themselves that their con dud in this resped has received the approbation of the Nobility and Gentry who honour this undertaking with their patronage. Subscriptions are received, and Tickets are now delivering, at Messrs; Broderip and Wilkinson's, in. the Hay-market ; Mr. Birchall's, New Bond-Street ; and by Messrs. Cie ti and Co. in CheaNide: also by the Managers.. The Ladies' Tickets are Yellow, andthe Gentlemen's Blue. The rule of this Concert, not to sell a single Ticket, nor issue less than a whole Subscription, will be strielly adhered to this season, as it was the last. , (gr The Number of Subscribers will_ be limited to what the Room can perfealy accommodate. A List of the principal Vocal and Instrumental Performers has been already published. The Vocal Performances will consist of the most cele brated English and Italian Sqngs, Glees, Canzonets, Duets, Trios, Quartets, and Chorusses. Also, will be introduced, several new Glees, written expressly for these Concerts by eminent Composers. The Instrumental Band, seleled from the Opera, and other Musical Institutions, has received an Augmentation .this Season, and is complete in every Department. A new Organ will also be ereled for the sole use of these Concerts. • Leader Of the Band, Mr. CRAMER. Organs and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. GREATOREX. SCHEME OF THE FIRST CONCERT. ACT I. Celebrated Ov&ture. to ZAuberflotte—Mozart. Glee, three voices, and Chorus, " Come, come, all noble souls"—Dr I Rogers. Song; Miss TENNANT,." lijidst silent shades"—Bach. New Glee, four voices, " Tiiinl4ot, my love"—Dr.Callcott. Concerto, Pedal Harp, i.tl vcliiCh will be introduced the fa vourite Trio for that IfLsAument, and two French Horns ; by Mr. C. MEYER, and Messrs. LEANDER—Dussek. Prize Glee at the Harmonic Club, " When the fair rose"— W. Knyvett Song, Mr. BARTLEMAN, " 0 Lord ! have mercy upon me"—Pergolesi. Glee, five voices, and Chorus, ; When winds breathe soft" Webbe. Song, Mrs. BILLINGTON, " Mad Bess"—Purcell. Sestetto"(MS.)from the Opera of Pirro, Mrs. BILLING TON, Miss TENNANT, Miss COSBY • Messrs. HARRISON, W. KNYYETT, and BARTI:EMAN— Paisiello. . ACT 11. Overture and Chorus, " 0 the pleasures of the plains," (Adis and Galatea)—Handel. Canzonetta (MS), Mr. HARRISON ,Solbiytarmiorb.oLscioNop..m broso," accompanied on the Violoncello L EY—Handel. Manuscript Glee, " 0 Nanny; wilt thou gang with me," to be sung byi-Mrs. BILLINGTON, Messrs. HARRISON, • W /<NY VETT, and BART LEMAN—Harrison. Celebrated Concertante (MS), composed for the. Professional Concert (by permission of Mr. W. Parke, the Proprietor), Violin, Oboe, Bassoon, Tenor, Violcincello, and Flute; Messrs. CRAMER, W. PARKE, HOLMES, SHIELD, LINDLEY and SAUST—Pleyel. Duetto (MS), Mr. HARRISON and Mr. BARTLE MAN (never performed), with Obligato Accompaniments by Mr. GREATOREX—PaisieIIo. Bravura Song, Mrs. BILLINGTON, "Se non avete"— . Sacchini. Round, " 0 let the merry peal go on"—Danby. Finale, "God Save the King," Verse and Full Chorus. The Solo Parts by Mrs. BILLINGTON, Miss TEN NANT, Miss CROSBY, Messrs. HARRISON, KNY VETTS, SALE, GORE, LEETE, and BARTLK MAN. The Doors will be opened at Seven, and .the Performance commence exactly at Eight o'Clock. . The Nobility and Gentry are respectfully entreated to dire& their Servants to set down and take up with their Horses' Heads towards St. James's Street, and drive ow up 'Bury Street. *** Mr. Townsend will beat the head of the Peace' fficers, and attend to the accommodation 'of the Company from, and to, their Carriages., " - •iftYSlll RY. COOKE conlPiues in fiawe on Sale at his Mann, fatiory ancl.No ttinghain WatehouSe ' No: 434, Strand, an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIERY of every; description, which, for elegance, neatness, taste, and quality,] has never, been equalled, and; he flatters himself, can -never: be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses over every other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree of perfection to which, by indefatigable attention, and unli mited expence, he has brought his 'Manufactory, while they afford him an opportunity, of offering-to the Public a variety ot.Goods, superior in every respect,to those of any othefper .s.on, and render all competition fruitless; also enable him to accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail,: or export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis. FOR SALE BY THE CANDLE, At New LlOyd's Coffee-liouSe, over the Royal Exchange, on Thursday the 13th Instant,. at Two o'Clock precisely, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. soo Barrels SWEDISH HERRINGS, just lanaed. zoo Ditto of AMERICAN HAMS. too Dozen FOREIGN TONGUES. Catalogues, containing further Particulars, may be timely had of GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap LANDS in the COUNTY and VICINITY of tha TOWN of INVERNESS, for SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' THE LANDS and ESTATE of SEAFIELD, or EASTER DRAKI ; siturted in the.. Parish, and within two Miles of the flourishing Town ofinverness. These Lands are delightfully situated in a rich and fertile Country, .and are capable of great improvement. , They are bounded towards the North by the Sea, and command an cx-• tensive View of the Bays of. Beauly.and.of Inverness, the Town of Fortrose, Fort George, &c. &c. foraiing ,together, perhaps one ofthe grandest and most pidUresque scenes Scot land affords. Great abundance of Sea-weed is constantly thrown .in.upon the Beach, which is found to make both a good and cheap manure. - Within a few miles of the Estate there is.excellent Grouse Shooting; and the neighbouring Rivers of Ness and of Basely (independent of several Lakes) are perhaps unequalled for their Salmon and Trout Fisheries. In short, the peculiar advantages attending this Property,. will at all times render it worthy the attention of Gentlemen desirous of purchasing in the NotllA of Scotland. - The Lands hold Feu of the Town of Inverness for pay ment of a trifling duty. They .'ha've the benefit of their own thirLage, there being a Corn Mill upon them. There is like wise a command of Water on the Property, sufficient for any Maenincry, and a Quarry of excellent Stone for the purposes of Building, &c. The Title Deeds of the Estate, together with the Rental and Plan, may be seen by applying to Messrs. Macdougal and Hunter, New-squ a re, Lincoln's Inn, London; to Wil liam Dia, Esq. W. S. South Frederick -street, Edinburgh; and to james Graat, Esq. Inverness, of whom all Particulars may be known. EAST INDIA HOUSE, iSca. THE COURT ofDIRECTORS: cf the ,••• UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby gi7..e Notice, That the Trans . * Books of the said Company's Stock will be Shut on Thursday, the 4th of March next, at Two ("Clock, and Opened again on Thursday, the Isth c f Aprilfol lowle g. That a Quarterly General Court of the said . Company will be held at their [rouse, in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 240 March next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their HOuse in Leaderthall-stre;q, en Wednesday, the 14th April next, from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Elet?ion of Six Direflors of the said Conspa , Ly, for Four Years. And that tide Lists . of the 'Menders of the raid Company 2oill he ready to be delivered at this 114,4. e, on fridly, the 261., March next. . WILLIAM RAMSA% Sec. In the•PresS,lgiel speedily will be publisneci, Octavo, Volume the First,. of THE NAVAL HISTORY of the LATE WAR. . By WILLIAM STEWART : ROSE. - 5 Printed for T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand.; .4;.."t Wright, Piccadilly; and R. H. Evans, Pall-mall. - PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. This Day is published, price as. /S I N ADDRESS to INSTRUCTORS an' RENTS, on the RIGHT CHOICE and — k BOOKS in every BRANCH of EDUCATIONi.:,I, out their respedive merits, and the order in wh should be successively adopted. Inscribed to the LONDON SOCIETY of MASTERS, to aid whose excellent design the P Publication will be annuAly appropriated. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M - Redor of Newport, and late Master of the Cr in that Town. By means of this practical Work Tutors a . be enabled' to instruct young Persons, of precision, in every useful and polite Br Education, in considerably less time tha fourth of he expence that is generally incu chase of books. Published by Thomas Reynolds, Oxford.st • by the Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Eck Glasgow ; and by all Booksellers in general ;:; MONDAY, MARCH t, tSoz, ENGLISH STATE LOTTER GINS DRAWING. SCHEME. Value of each. Total Valu 4 . .20,000- is .Bo,obo - Ao,oclo 40,000 5,000 - 20,0k , 0 2,000 ---- 10,000 1,000 10,000 Soo 6,000 100 5,c00 5o 5,000 iS 324,000 No. of Prizes. 18,o;o + r_, . 143: i 51` _ • 6,0r,0 TCAPl T ickets. * AL E_ S tIELKMINA L First-drawn Ticket, rsth Day, ,c.t0,000 Ditto, ztst Day, • zo,ooo Ditto, 32d Day, 23,000 Ditto, 4oth Day, J,OOO TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLIN at, EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. 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The asthma; 'inveter ate coughs, scurvy, all impurities of the blood, colds, sto mach, and bowel complaints, yield to their benign, yet pow erful influence, and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their benefi cial elfeas. The Family Bottle, 225. is only to be had at the Door's House, Lower Biook-street, Grosvenor-square, where P - s of Cures are delivered, gratis, and all Orders for Export..zion executed. Smaller Bottles arc Sold Wholesale alid Retail by 'Metsrs. leboult and Co. and Retail by all Venders of Medicines. Also Dr Norris's Anti-bilious' Pill, celeb . rated as a safe, andeireaire aperient, may be had at all the 'above places, in Boxes at 2S. yd. Foi COUGHS, CO I.DS,AS:r 11A4AS, and CONS UMP- , . TIQNS. • THE only Genuine Peaoral BALSAM of HO NEY., invented by Sir f 0 HIV HILL,. M. D. sold wholesale and retail only by B. Shaw. 74, High-street,. R m .:. rough, London, at 35. 6d. per Bottle, or Bottles, contain ing eight small ones, at a Gillum each : but observe none can be genuine unless, signed B. Shaw on every Certificate given , with each Bottle. . _- • Britain recommends this excellent- Pre paration, as the most Salutary and effe: . .lual Remedy, for all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs, congealed Phlegm, Acri mony in the Fluids and -Obstructions in the Glands, are gently•andsafely discharged by easy Expeetoration, YVheez ing*and UneaSiness in Breathing are speedily removed by a few Doses. It takes off the Irritation, opens tile Thoracic Duds, and heals the .Soreness of the Breast and Lungs - . Thirty . years experience has confirmed 'the recommendation, in the immediate Relief and gradual Cure of Coughs, Golds, Astinnas, and Consumptions. It! is time greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, .and contains all the .healing, softening, and soothing quali ties of that salubrions Extract of Flowerscalled Honey ; and the richest Balsams of the Eastern 'World ; it is as restorative al Asses' Milk, and never disagrees with the Stornadi : a common Cold yields to its benign influence in a few hours ; and when. resorted to, before the Complaint is fat 'advanced, - all danger of Consumption is - certainly - prevented. Such seethe faint outlines 'of the merits of Sir John Balsam of Honey, - the result of long researches into Nattire, 'by that great Botanist, who dedicated his life to the discovery 'of the true means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom. Caution.—As the severest human laws are untlual to the prevention of fraud, by coining gni' forgery, so the value of this Medicine has induced base and avaricious men to vend counterfeit Preparations of it—Preparations, not merely de void of all efficacy, but also containtng a large portion or that deleterious drug Opium : and it is not long since the Wirt. of the Rev.. Robert Fowler, of Peterborough, had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London. It is necessary, therefore, to ob serve, a ertificategiven with-each bottle, signed" B. Shaw, NO, 74, Boroug4 London ;" all ethers are c,ounterfeits. ME '