The Sun. — London, England, 1802-04-20 00:00:00

' " . . AII3Erc 2.990. j ti,,,\„ TH EATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. °•IMORROW EVENING, APRIL zi, iSb2, - will be performed, THE WINTER'S TALE. Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE rolixenes, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Florizel, Mr, C. KEMBLE ; • Clown, Mr. SUETT ; Autolyeus, Mr. BANNISTER. Hermione, Mrs. SIDDONS ; erdita by a YOUNG LADY, Paidina, Mrs. POWELL ; Mrs. HUMPHRIES. - wit} THE ANA romisT. 4,,,:niestre will be opened at Halt' past Five-O'Clock, A nd Performance will begin at Half past Six. wrhursday, will beproduced anew Comedy, in Five th e tjeverL performed), called Fashionable Friends, with over. lirtj,NE Ivll PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. 'i 14, PIT s -43 LIC are respeetfull NI informed, that In pe t - Ce emirs,- of a few 15.1v5, will be submitted to their e i VIA . ,„, GRAND VIEW nf the CITY of PARIS and ha t „" S, painted from Drawings taken. On the spot, vurPuse, & M oe the Signing of the Preliniinaries, By - J. de MARIA. -- "LQUER.:CHTAMBERS, EDINBURGH, April 8, i 802.. iN•hereby given t.) all concerned, ahic'Ia t ';` v II.I.IAiUtCARRINGTON and ANN his COTNEY and ROBERT STOREY Vtte --i v t,S ' T' S DO T, Buys. surviving ' Executors of Bryan tsq. late of Gower-street, Bedford-squ.are, Lon k,4 CVsed, have applied to the Right Hon. t h e B arons , t of a certain Sum of here ta bly secure d upon an .. as -4 + of ksco tardy tland s fallen ia 6 . Iliatruirsty - s hands by ma .. GYMAZ4 who has a- large FdTflily, , (41 wishe to procure a Situation for one of 'his Daughters t)1 1 ,,V Years of ge; with any'Lady of Fortune, either as a lS"'itf Cti mpanio n - or to travel Abroad. A comfortable sr l yA ,, vv ill be the chief objea of .her Friends, %...tio pleas_ ai l d s 'T that her manwas will be found extremely bers e i t le ‘ ll l' endeavour to merit every kindness, by mak ritt,er, as useful as possible. • ` b etiPsi c 't, " I —pii, addressed to the R. A. B. No. ros, be forwarded and duly acknowledged. A,,N,T wi y TO THE ARMY. r AJOR of a Second or Third Battalion, oecond t xt , -.llled t Major of an Old Regiment of Infantry, who he °. Part with his Commission on reasonable terms, "e P ob wl th a Purchaser, by addressing a Line to A. IL th:LOtice, Winc.hester. I t be r ` e 'lvertiser is the Principal, none but Principals " ed to, or treated with. A..X.r (-j. IC —I---- f • E SOLD, the Property ci . a Gentleman, &unc°mtnonly Neat GIG, with Harness, Boxes, 4,k 9 nth, - - crnptete, which has only been run about "two hl"' l ino all t d • i s new painted : being built on purpose, ter 7 1e ce i C„°°`,'t is remarkably strong, and contains every con7e fo bp"' '-uggage. Price Forty-five Guineas. Nlik's r - se en at Bradley's Livery -.,. -.11 Stables,. Carey-street, Lin. 1 4 4 1D -----______ ' l ` ll ' BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, liDifre r , DINING TAFLES, ths - ' ll '' in Stile and Plan Iroin those in the old way. . v „4,'-'6ER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY ..tp . , -“, WARE D „ a nd i CATHE RINE -I.lt . E. ---°NISI No. 133 - 4 'of the above 21 t cies: i ght Doors from the Strand, maker . -ii e b- ,0 the KINC E E Their / 1 ,, UK E .. • • and QU . fir,. • Royal Highnesses " ' er of 1.- °. Okli.. and PRINCESSES . , and ,Manulac_ tul, tirrtiture in general. (2 PPok r i"" has observed some of the various Advertisements Is ' r td •"` t° im. the intention of whith may be easily disco . - tleil te,)n_writes_in short that, by the permission of Pr°vi -17 4,,,i,. manufactures'and sells as above, (where also may itp e t v ) e s ly A.rticl..• in the Upholstery 1 .... ..ine) his superior I.4 iDil l and ; ENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and IFo Die ,?..tlier Brass Pz.Tis ; SOFA BEDS, makin g a hand 1-.:astr4 arld a comfortable Bed • CHAIR 'BEDS, which ,k) in:RTl.s.rne way, and each in a few minutes; DIN_ ~•?n,l o-,, , on varien's Construaions, and quite on a new ~_rarticia‘'rAßLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY 'STEPS on a "'kat; ir-t. "9,4atl Construction ; ai,d various Improve ** - .'liraitur 117 s co e. DO4 . i 'llPletelv furnished ; the Articles of well-season-d,for and excelliit workmanehip. Also, *exportation, l engtr, r he East and West Indie ' s ; Cabins fitted up for P as iiTi..-' 4 e • it ° 4ll4 . ' k his Patentconstruaed several Tools and Machines . for Vk.-v°ve, v„,' Articles, &c. at his Manutac,tory, as i l i ss , "ere the Patent Deed may he seen ; and with niuch ‘nide nc ifm. and a true sense of gratitude, acknowledges the "rae.ernent he has so generously received. A. C li'lT INN 'n HULL. 1° 8- LLT-rt .AL i at Martinmas,.loo2 9 libl NP ai e l nr i e \i i slid ' r' -- I:AVERN, lately Ikhichl'liilt in a superior stile of modern Architeaure, and irs ; ror.iltiinber and site of Rooms of all descriptions, Cel le \\;.arriage-liouscs and Stables, with excellent Chambers, %th e . °use, Yards s aciuns Garden Grotnid, .and e . ‘ . ery IrillsrTeLlktisiteconv'eniePnce i • allowed to be one of the first .41. England. ' 4 l't,\: Incred.Sill- state of the Trade and consequence of the k % l 414 Port 6 th - • 'e ent now making for the th itirri,,d,,,_ll, _ great intros .ri. Bartonnd i,t,e 4cyant..9o of:Passengers between 13. t and HUH, hree t • 4Aeous situation ofthe House, fronting Parliament ! Inithediatelv co mmunicating with the Quay and IPetfwi4ll4., Makes this "a p ost desirable offef for any one who :;,;° carry on the Public Line in an extensive and re ".l,-io Bee Manner . ; A. Ciuse' of pasture Crowed situate very near the Z(lti t nt 7 „' will to along with thL.lnn.b Also, if required, a ~;i;trilf,d,'..t Farm within about two miles of the Town, P , A , n g" at a good Farm-house Rams Stables, &c. and 44 ' 1 P S Of FirtY-ei4ht Acres of excellent Land, Meadow p.t.,ture Ground. tity,4ller Particula s may . e known Of Mr. Green, Attor tilete,l44llTlll,, :Nor:ut ItrlitleoC, lieibovzs )lace, in the Trinity House if IV. . pP .*---i Ikk„IPA• 4‘ti,,,,';',1//r4; , ~ \ . 45:,',";',......-. ,r.34.t0.,,,,,,..,....... ~....„:. ~.........,,,,,,,,,.._. ~.„,,-,,,,,,.... ~ ,K. ~_2„,„_-____ ...,_„... ..., .., ..,....,..: ..,,.‘„,, .... , ....., ~,..._.O :=.37—W.:;,_,'4%-,0,, - •,,,, ", ~.. ' -' viiiilli! "`' ' i. ~ , 11, .1...... ill li# ELM and BEECH TIMBER. WANTED, tor the WET. DOCKS at LEITH ABOUT 3000 Feet in Length of ELM or BEECH SCANTLING-DYE, squared to i 3 inches. Every two Logs, when' joined, must measure 42 feet in length ; consequently they can be taken at various lengths. Also, about .}Doc) Superficial Feet of ELM or BEECH PLANK, 5 inches thick, and neatly squared with a saw, .at breadths of 8 inches and upwards. The Whole to be laid clown on the Share at North Leith, between and the Ist Day'of July next. Proposals to be lodged with Mr. John Rennie, at No. 27, Stamford-street, London, on or beture the Ist Day of May next. TUESDAY, ,APRIL 2D, `5802. SONS OF THE CLERGY, TIRE .REHEARSAL of the MUSIC ro be per; formed at the ANNIVERSARY . MEETING of this CHARITY, will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on- TUESDAY the 4th, and• the ANNIVERSARY on THURSDAY the 6th of May, when a SERMON will be preachedpefore His Royal HighneSs the DUKE of KENT, his Grace the LOrd Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lord ships the Bishops, the Right - Hon the Lord Mayor, Alder men, Clergy, &e. by the Rev. GEORGE LAW, M.A. Prebendary of Carlisle, &c, STEWARDS. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. The Right Hon. the Earl ot Dartmouth. The Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. David's. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. The Right Hen. Thomas Steele, M. P. Lieutenanl-General George Harris. Samuel Robert Gaussen, Esq. M. P. Thomas Willams, Esq. M.-P. Rev. John Dampier, M.A. Reiter of West Mean, Hants. Thompson Boaitr, Esq. • Thomas Greene, Esq. Westgarth Snaith, Esq. The. Music will consist of the Overture of Esther; The Hundredth Psalm, harmonized by Dr. HA YS; Mr. HANDZOS Dettingen Te Deum and. lubilatc.; with-the Chorusirbin the Messiai,i," Halieldjah r for the Lord Cod omnipotent. reigoieth." An Anthem, composed on purpose -for this Charity by Dr. Bores; and Mr. at mAL's Grand Coronation Anthem. The Ivlusie to be concluded by. Dr. A RNOLD. Mr. SHA WE, Leadei of the Band. _ _ The Doors of the Cathedral will not be opened before Ten o'clock. - The Chair and Aisles will be carefully matted. Tickets-for the' Cathedral, and fdr'the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall, to be had 'of Mr. Robson; Bookseller, Bond street ; Messrs Rivingtons, St. Paul's Civlrch-yard; John Bacon, Esq.. First Fruits Odic.; Temple; and the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Lambeth Terrace, GRATIS. Benefadions to this Charity will be thankfully received by john Bacon, Esq. • Treasurers or the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Se cretary to the• Stewards. SOCIETY of GUARDIANS, for the PROTECTION of - TRADE Against S - winctlers 'and Sharpers. rHE ANNIVERSARY DINNER or this SO ' CI ETY, Will be holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the. Strand, -ola FRIDAY, _the 3oth*April, inst. RICHARD CLARK, Esq. Chamberlain . of London, PRESIDENT. HARVEY CHRISTIAN CO MBE, Esq. and Alderman, M. P. VICE-PRESIDENT. Mr. PERCIVAL NORTH, TREASITRER . STEWARDS. Mr. Thos. Holmes, Jun. Mr• Robert Hoare, Mr. Peter Scholey, M. W. Hewlett, Jun. Mr. Joseph Christian, Mr. - Geo..Rubnison, Mr. john Giles, Mr. Win. Tittord. Mr. :AI stopiler Caner, Tickets, los. 6d. each,. may be had of the Stewards, and of the Secretary ; and also at the Bar of the Tavrn. 1-4.-f Dinner on T;ole - at Five o'Clock• preciselv • EDW. S; FOSS, Secretary, • - No. 36, Essex-street. A CONCERN TO BE DISPOSED OF, the ..4 - 2 Profit froth 3o to s . o per.ceht. and upwards, the Put chase Money, ' which is Eigh*een HundredThobsand Pounds, will be retnned in the first' year. • Address, post-paid. to A. Z. to be lest at the Sun-Office, 'Strand. No Letter will be attended to unless particular re specting Name and Resideace. isLy QV April 14, iSo2. ALL Persons having any Claims 'on the Estate and Etteets of JOHN AR LoT, '`ate of Carisi3rooke, fn .the Isle of Wight, Miller, deceased, -are requested by Messrs. Cl:irke and Sewell, the Executors, to transmit the sme trnriferiiately . to Mr. James Willingfori, ot.Carisbiwke aforesaid, Gentleman. And all Persun standing indebted to the said Estate, are requested to discharge theSaine, without delay s , in order that toe Accounts of the deceaSed.may be settled. DUILDING GROUND. MOTE LET'!', - Several . LO 7 l'S of LAND in the Jl CITY of WATERFORD, well situated for Foreign Trade, and tilt...first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. Libepal encourageinznt will be given to such as settle with Capitals. Application from Principal's' only, to the Proptietsr, Lieut. Colonel Hardy,• Wettniead, Carniarthenshire, or his Agent, Mr. Samuel Roberts, near Waterford.(post-paid), will meet due attention. • FOR THE TEETH 41.4.1) GUMS THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TIFRICE, inventectby the late JACOB HEMET, Dentist to Her MAJESTY and the PRINCE of WALES, are greatly superior, both in elegance -and efficacy to any • thing hitherto made• use of; they will . elfeetually preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age ; will render the.n white and_bealititid without the least übpairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed irons becoming worse, 'prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly cure the SctirVy in the'C'uins, and make them grow firtn'and close to the Teeth. They liKewise render the 'Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that arc the conse quence of Scorbutic Gums and had Teeth. In order to prevent the impositions 'daily pralised by per sons counterfeiting the above-mentioned long-established Medicines, the following words are (by permission) engraved in file sfairip, "J. HEMET, BAY LEY,' & 81. EW, COCK SPUR STREET," and none are genuine but what have these words engraved in the stamp, and also a label with the words " BAYLEY and BLEW, Cockspur-street, London," pasted on the back of each bottle and box. And all Venders of the above Medicines are hereby informed, that counter feiting the stamp is felony. Tile'Esiente and Dentifrice are sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and-Blew, Cockspur-street, London, Price ZS. 9d. each, stamps included. The Public are respeßtully cautioned ; against purchasing the - above medicines without stamps I . no Venders being supplied with them unstamped (except forexportaiion ;) such as are offered to sale without the proper stamp must be 'counterfeit, Also against being deceived by 'spurious Compositions (of a similar appearance), sold - under' the appellation of Quintessence of Pearl. INSTANTANEOUS'RE LI EF FROM THE ' • • • HEAD-ACHE. 1. 0 the many instances that have occurred of the extraordinary efficacy in the relief of the most excruti ating pains in the bead, by the application of Dr. BLAIR's CEPHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne Essence for the Head ach, the following most remarkable Document is, 'added for the satisfaclion of the Public : To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-street, Edinburgh. " Sir---Yesterilay I was seizedwith a most violent Head ach, :and in consequence was trnable.to attend to business. I thought of trying what circa Dr. Blair's Ce.plialic Fluid would have; and upon using it according to his directions, I was relieved almost instantaneously "from the violent pain, and a few minutes was entirely relie - ved from it. This in formation I have sent :you, that others labouring under the same violent complaint uiay have it in their power to procure relief. • " And am, Sir, yOur obedient Servant. " Sept.. 8, tilor. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh." Sold, by appointment, at Cockell's Medicine Warehouse,, 'No. 229; Strand, 7thshouse from Temple P. price 23. 9d.• duty included. Also, Bacon's, No. ,159, and Green's, No. 132, Oxford.street ;. Tutt's and Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Messrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; Kirk's Toy shop, No. sa, St. Paul's Church-yard; ,Mr. Ward's, No. 324, Holborn; Mr. Barlow's,, No. 39, Cockspur-street, - Spriv-gardens. Observe the signature, J. Cockell, in his hand- writing, without which none can be v-nuine. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of Hi.; Majesty's, Court of Exchequer at Westminster, in a Cause P RIDEA UX against ST. AULYN, at the King's Rem.Linbrancer's OffiQe, i►► the , . Inner Temple, London, before Abel Moysey, Esq. De puty Remembrancer of the said Court, on Tuesday the 27th Day of April inst. at Twelve of the Clock at Noon; Qii:VERAL MANORS and LANDS,' late of Sir John St, Aubyn, Bart. deceased (for the term of coo years, NV hicil commewrfq on the izth Day of 0d0ber,•1772), Iyi, lg ben* id the several Pkoislies and Towns of r,,:riar s , - . yeawith, Paul, i'.ladcle e rn, Marazion, Semen, S.iim Levan, Saint E rth, Saint Ives, Ludran, Pod lack, Wendron, ltirawgan, I-lelston, Cury, and Saint Creit, in the County of Cornwall. For Particulars, apply at the Office of the said Deputy Remembrancer ; at the Office of Messrs. Grylls, Borlase and Scott, at Helston;' and to Mr. Catty, at the king's- Re ruei-nbrancer's Office aforesaid. DEVONSHIRE. rir* - 0 I - 3E SOLD, an excellent FAMILY FREE ! HOLD HOUSE, with CoachLhouses and'. roomy Twelve Stall Stables, large Gardens fully cropt, and well planted, late the Nouerty and Residence of JOHN 'PIPER, Esq. Deceased, called CO LYTON . HO HOUSE, -situated in the vicinity of the Rural Town of Colytort, and surrounded by a delightful, cheap, and sporting Country, with plenty of Caine, .exccl !cat Fishing, and plenitude of. Field Sport. Hounds in the neighbourhocxl.—Colyton is within twenty-two Miles this side.of Exeter, and near several Bathing-places. The House is in good repair, and every wa y calculated for the reception of a Gentleman's Family • ;he Purchaser rnay be accommo dazed With the liiinseholii furniture at a fair appraisement, and - immediate Possession - ntarbe had: . • - • •' For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. Christie, Pall- Mall ; or Messrs. R. an,l J . MaCkenzie and Co.• No. 8; King's Arrns'Yard; or Mr. Palmer, Attorney at Law, COly ton. - - • - . IRTHLINGBOROUGH. • FREEH.OLD,COPYI - 10I,D, and LEASEHOLD ESTATES. . TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION; Either together nr in parceis L in the Monthof May.next (par - ticulars whereof will appear in a future. Paper), unless pre viously disposed of by Private Contrad ; ALL that . the Extensive :MANOR of IRTH; LINGBOROUGH, in the County Ot Northampton, together with the eishery in the River Nen or Nine, and other Manerial Rights thereimto belonging. • - And also, several . Capital M.tssuages, or Farm-houses, and Premises, in I rthlingborandi atoresaid, and up war d s of ONE THOUSAND and. EIGHT ACRES :of rich' Arable, MeadoW, and Pasture Land, in the open and common r ields thereof. Tile whole Estate-is a most desirable• purchase, the Land hting of au undeniable quality. I rthlingborough is situated at a-convenient distance front several Market 'Downs, being three. miles from Wellingborough, seven tro3 'l'hrapston, eight from Kettering, and thirteen 'rota NQrrhampton,, • tof Ic.r.t.4..x..partichfurs. and to treit fur the same, enquire of Mr. I. Cole, jun. Attorney, Nortfrunpton ; and Messrs. Kinderley, Lung and Ince, Symend's Inn, Chancery-lane, London. WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the course of the ensliing - Summer, of which timely No. , , • tire will be. given ;. , AMost Valuable and Compad ESTATE, con. taming together 343 A. IR: 1.42. of Arable,. Meadow, and Pasture Land, in excellent condition, situate in the Pa rish of Rowington, in very produetive and beautiful part of the aboVe County, distant frotn,Warwicit about four miles, and from Birmingham about fifteen. • Also the GREAT TYTHES of the PARISH of RdW.. iwcvrow, which'contains, exclusive of this Estate, about 984 Aeres, and which are partly collected in kind. Also tne Perpetual Yearly Rent of 311. 55. Bdr punduallv paid by the Warwick and Birmingham Canal Company, f6r Land purchased by them for the purposes of the Navigation. The Estate may be conveniently divided, and occupied as two Farms, haVing twose.parate Farm Houses; with Barns, and other Buildings belonging to each,.apdhaving been, un, til few years past, lett' to separate 'l2enants. - The Canal. iron] Warwick to Birmingham passes through the Estate, and divas it the advantage of convenient Water Carriage to each of those Market Towns. A few Acres are CopyhOld of - I nhtritance, subject to a reserved Rent of 11. ro c s. rid. and to Fine certain. Of the same amount,; the rest of the Estate is. Freehold. The whole is how ill the occupation of Mr. William Wells, under a Lease of which two years oniv will be unexpired. at Lady-Day next, and. will be, offered sale in one or two Lots, according to the ,wishes of the Per sons who may attend the Audion. Printed` Particulars will be ready tri:be • delivered in beginning of May ; and any further , Information may be !Intl of Mr. W. Le Blanc, No. 8, Millman -street, Bedford-row, London. The Tenant will show the Premises. • _ LINCOLNSHIRE AND . ESSEX. • TO BE SOLD BY edICTION, - .In the course of the ensuing Summer, Very. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a Farm House and other Buildings, in good repiir, and aoout 2.67 A. IR 18 P. of Meadow, •Pas ture'' and MarSh Land, situate in the Parishes of Hofbeach and . Fle,:t, in the richest and most desirable part of the Coun ty of Lincoln, distant - from Spalding eight miles, and from Wisbeach about seventeen, now in the occupation of Mr. ,James Cole, under a Lease which has not quite 15 years to a. A very eligible Farm, containing about 316 A." IR. 30A. of Arable and Pasture Lafid, - partly inclosed, and partly, dis persed in Common Fields, situate at Clavering, Wendens, Littlebury, and Arksden, in the County of Essex, distant from Saffron Walden about four miles, and from Bishops- Stortfo'rd about ten, in the occupation of iVIr. Rob. Kimpton, a yearly Tenant. Some parts of . . this Estate are Copyhold of inheritance—the rest Freehold. Printed Particulars will be ready to be delivered in the be ginning of May, and further Information may be had of Mr. W. Le Blanc, No. 13,' 11111 Man-street; Bedford-row, Lon don. The Tenants will slew the Premises. , • FREEHOLD .ESTATES :near.LY NN, NORFOLK. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Chequers Inn, in Wiggenhall St. Cennains, in the County oflslorlblk, on Monday the 26th of Aprfl, aoz, between the hours of Four and Six in the,Afternooi.r; 'THE followinc , ESTATES in SOUTH LYNN,,, and Wiggenhall St. Mary's, in the said COunty ; • THIRTEEN ACRES, - more or less, of Piisture Land, in South - Lyrin-,- now in the occupation of filr, Dravcott. FI FT,Y-F1- E ACRES; more or less, of Pasture Land, in Wiggenhall St. Mary's. (These. will coinprise Four Lots of 16 Acres, IS Acres, 19 Acres,' and 2 Acres). , FORTY-ONE ACRES, more or less, of Tasture Land, called !tankards,- in Wiggenhall St. Marv's, in the occupa tion of Mr. John Codman. (These will comprise Three, Lots of it Acres, rz Acres, and 18 Acres). • The above are very old and excellent Pasture Lands. The Purchasers may have Possession immediately after the Sale, and Two-thirds of the Purchase-monies may remain on Security of the Estates. For further Particulars enquire of Thomas Lodington, Esq. King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; or - Messrs. Bellamy and Girdlestone i Atomics ; at Wistmth, Cambridgeshire. [PRICE SIXPENCE. .zz=::~; G.ENERIIL POST OFFICE, Saturday, April 11, 1802. nUNTONT WEBSTER, a Clerk in tbil Offte, standing charged z?pol; Oath, ,kifore tLi Hot. tije 1/-rd ilayor, ?Apo , / ,N'xspicion of having variou4 Frauds ; whoevrr shall apprehend tie - said BUXTON Vv . EfiSTE R ,and 4ecuee him in .2.y . of His Ml:jos,:y's . Gau:ls is this Kinsdom, „wit; be intitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, (Instead of FI FTY, as befre .4.lverti,ed.) y Command of His /ITajesy's Postmaster-General, FRANCIS FREELING, - Secretary. 1k is about 44 - Years of ilgr, of a fair Complexion, 'has het blue 15. cs, it ab,zet 5 Feel 7 or 8 Inebe, kigh, # :o.a made, nveart Sir Hair in a Queue, and poz&dered =a.; dreaed tr Mourning d ftw claye ap. tie is a Yorkshire illan,a,-.,:•hat been in the Linen Trade. —He left lir House at No. 2, Curial,-....R0ad, 141,yweil. Mount, on the Bthirwant. BATH's RESTORATIVE, ox STRENGTHENING TO THE I PUBLIC. I ANY - of the Fricen.l3 -of the late SHURMER A. eiteTt I, of ISrietol, who were wi:riesses of the power ful eft is of his Restorative or Strengthening Pills, • are de sirohs‘so beireticK+l a Medicine should be inane known to the ,vorld. During many years extensive practice, the Proprie torforbore to give them publicity, turd serupulouSly avoided pecuniery advantage to.hirniitlf or. flintily ; yet their merit is sowell e known in the city and neighbourhood where he re sided; that there are. tew of %the inhabitentS who would not give testimony to their excellence.. They are particularly useful in all complaints to which Females are .subject, and-are.peculiarly adapted to the con stitution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age; and hip those y o u n g W o men. who have pallid 'complexions, are afflietecl with shortness of breath, and great reluctance to exercise.. these Pills are a specific; as they, in a hurt t i me, restor,./o,the Blo o d its lost Crassamentum, and thereby give the bloom of Health to the palest cheek. • They are a remedy fin all diseivies. that originate in the Stomach ' • the lost tone of which they : speech ty : - p.:tore; they remove Flatulencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and promote Digestion : they have been iburul extremely ciousTin Bilious and Hysterical Complaints, Pains in the Head, jaundice, and _in broken and clecayed Constitutions, from free :lying or a variety ofother causes TliC•y have been repeatedly known to cure the Hooping Cough ; awl when liven to Weakly ur Ricketty Children, they rarely fait el. letting a cure. , They are carefully prepared by the i Fainily, and sold whole sale and retail , by I>alier , and Howell, Wine -street, Bristol ; also in London, wholc:iale and retail, by F. Smith, Drug. gist,. Haymarket ; and retail by Darton and Harvey, Grace church-street; and William 'Clark,. Confectioner, tito.. B )rough; in Boxes at as. Ed. as. and 45. - stainps included. •- -A Ill) I ! 4 4.1..,,,r 1' -# . --'''' 'l7l .--s fel l c.e.2:41.5.,Z f l .T . ~ .4 ~ k, : N 43, .4-,, `{•-' W 0 ";.: : -4- : 4: 4I." ; • ' : 1;Vil . -t i . i i . '"• i'.' -. .• ,, 1r,f,!:( ilgit, :r-,',74 ;-., r-1 , ~V•-A. 4 . '. t.5...7:. t . W4-N ' - v ',5. Dr. ANALEPTIC 1'11.1.5. FOR the Itheuniatisms and Colds which prevail at tins season of the year, no Medicine is so - safe and efficacious as Dr. JAM ES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Th,it p tendency to promote Perspiration, aid all the hattiral .3ecreti?os, fur- then - singular virtues in these Complaiots, ,as well in others to • which the Irani:: is liable from the vi cissitudes odour t.iiirlate. They are admirably calculated for , Disor&rs or Stomach and Bowels, lor persons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as also for those whose constitutions have been affected by a too active or too sedentary life. They are .likewise particularly ser viceable in, Head-Achs occasioned by I rtdigeStion, - and in moving the bad - cifects of tree living; as also in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the;censequence of intem perance. Recourse sbould be, bad. to them slier curry exccss of eating or drinki4, and upon every slight indisposition ; and thus their well-known characteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained; to; by assisting Nature in the due dis charge of the animal functions, and by keeping the cousti 'tution as it were in continual repair, tkey preserve_ true body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. As the A NAL - E PTIC PI LLS owe their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only be had genuine from them ; and they are sold by Prancis Newberg, at the Warehouse for Dr-..James's Powder, N0..b., the East End of St,. Paul's,' a few doors from Chezpside, London, and at Dr. james's late "house in Bruton-street, in Boxes, price. 45. 6d. each, &Amp included ; or the quantity of Six Inay be had in one large 80-a for. -2.5. 63. Observe that the Name "F. N zws Es v, No. 44, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Stamps. AR others are coun terfeits. ANTI-INWETIGiNES, A most Safe, Salutary, and absolute specific Remedy, for . . _ those deplorable,and hitherto incurable Diseases, vii: Scurvy, , Str.„na, Gout, Leprosy, Er). sipeias, . 'Rheumatism, Elephantiasis, St. Anthony's Fire, Sciatica, • King's Evil, Pimpled Faces, Lues Venerea, . Scrontla r Piles, - Yaws, kc.&c. TII E superlative Efficacy of Dr. Solomon's Anti-Impetigines is every day more and more/ l ate:, theme of general eulogiarn ; it frequently saves those whOm the Fli \ cialty give ova ; And cures after every PhySician of eininenCe can do no thoic. This Medicine ad,is more listing fame to the memory ofDr. Cullen, of Edinbka-p, than even his " i' radice of Physic, by which it- is sanctioned and prepared ; it is nosy as frequently and regularly prescribed as any in the - Materia - Medica,- in all complaints which it pro fesses to stibdut,, and is likely to be soon so immediately and universally used in every cast: of Scurvy, Leprosy,_Serolula, depraved habit, with adedions of the skin,* by the whole Medical World,• as entirely tp supersede the application of every other remedy. ' -*"' Vide " Cullen's Pradice of Physie" No. 1737. . THE KING'S EVIL CURED. I, William Ovens, Assay-Master in Messrs. Roe anti Co.'s Copper Works, near Liverpool, do ; declare, that up wards offourteen months I laboured Under an obstinate Scro fulous' Evil in my right arm,. which totally deprived' me of the - use thereof; and contraeled.the sinews, so that I c(,uld not lift my aim to my head. After having the best athice and remedies from an eminent Physician in Liverpool, I found toy arm daily growing worse, and 1 then ilL i d recourse to • Dr. Solomon's Anti-Impetigines, which,. in a month, perfected a cure, so that 1 am now able to .use my arm as well assver I could'iri my ; the qlccr being quite.healed, along with anotherone of the same sort, which was thrilling in the other arm. I twaS not only my opinion, but that also ,of my friends and acquaintances, that it, had not applied to Dr. Solomon I mdst inevitably have•lbst my arm. In jus tice to the Dodo'', and for the good of the Priblic, I wish this my case to .be published. I am at any . time- willing to' depose the above-upon oath. Witness my hand, thiS atat day cf December, 5793. WILLIAM OVENS. The above William Ovens hasmqw been , cured near eleven years, has had no return of his complaint, has • since been married, and has fine healthy children.. In all disorders originating from impurity of blood, or ob •strueted perspiration, Solomon's Anti-I mpetigines is' the most powerful alterative and purifier of the blood kid juices, without the least confinement or restraint in diet; its.opera tion isgradual and imperceptible, though eertain•andimalli ble; in short, this is the long-sought4orsubstitute tor nliat • fashionable mineral Mercury. hi the most inveterate si v :es of 4curvy ' Scorbutic Eruptions, Scrofula, or King's Evil, Leprosy,, Rheumatism, or .Rheumatic Gout, as ivell as all pis Orders which originate from an impure or imp;:rfed state of the'blood, the Anti-Impetigines is the only remedy that can be looked up to with a certainty of success. The Anti-I inpetigineS may be administered to Females and Children with the utmost safety and etfi.eacy, wnith ciirnstances have principally contributed to its great celeorii , and universal use and request." Sold by J. MatheWs, No. -Strand, 'and 'all Medicine Venders. The Anti-I mpetigines is inclosed in plain direaions„ with a number of surprising Cures authenticated by persons of great respedability, price tos. 65.' each bottle.-• Thirteen Shillings ate saved in-the large bottles at 21. cos. whitli ox taro six at los. 6d. to be had ---...... • , _ . • TI LATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. i 'MORROW EVENING, APRIL 27, 7Soz, T o will he. perfbrniecl, T HE MAN OF THE WORLD. "" Pertin a x Macmophant, Mr. COOKE .t. ticii t i I,intteer.otirt, my. WADDy ; Sidney, Mr. MURRAY ; And Egerton, Mr. LEWIS; , Betty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; stli constantia, Miss MURRAY ; ()%,,b. 7 Rocblpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. GLOVER. " Ic a will be added, a New Grand Pantomime Drama, in two Parts, called BRAZEN MASK ; . Vl * ~ Or, ALBERTO AND ROSABELLA-. Or, and Music composed by Mr. MouNTAV and *i ' n, M Y. entire New Sceneryr. DA 1.- , M . achineq, Dresses and Decora- NS . b fions. y clenery Messrs. Phulips, Lupino, Hpllogan and th e i Wh. Machinery and Decorations itmore by Messrs. Sloper, Cress well and Goostrec. O n b T e PreSses by Mr. Dick, Mrs. Egan and Assistants. 1 ,,9111;,. 1 , t ,1 r 5c1aY, the . new Opera of The ( abinet. ‘." M Cooke willperform,for - the first time, the k ,lr a E le .. A r. Wl w `tes r " Sir John Falstaff, in the Comedy of The Merry The°lllW incisor. t "T ‘ Y tv e \ ',,r.ind Ballet of Brazen Mask, will be represented im„"nTti e 4n A'ir, the week. 1.---.. last ti r , - 2, e ` l Y. Mrs. illington will perform andane, for , ' , I iirta P xerxes. M