The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-04-19 00:00:00

" RP. 7, 4 r.cf . .•• w('merk 1026 ) ...iiwassw ee p an KING'S IMEATR THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 19, will b: prrieuted, for the eeeond time, the New Cemtc Opera, entitled, LE DUC NOZZE E UN SOL MARrro. Composed by G Irlielmi. With New Dresses, Seto. 11, Dtecora;nnA. End of the Etna Aa, A DIVERTtSF.MENT. After the Opera wri!: be peofttemed, the Heroic Ital'et of TANIERLANE EI BAJAZEr. Computed by Mort. ROSH. THEATRE ROYAL, ))Rl pY LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 19, Their Majrsti. Serail/4 will aft the T.agedy of BARBA ROSSA. A c h ingt , 1 1 the Young Ro.cius Rarbannem, Mr. Rev mind; ()Orman, Mr. Ra.ryntore Sadt, Ltr. Zaigura, Mts. f e w* MI 1.. &yes. Maoit v.eh, the New Gramd °pont:eel Itemilee THE FORTY THIEVES. The Ctarectstr by Mr. Donner, Mr. Rannaspr, Mr. Reny, httthowd, Mr Liftmen, Mr. H Sideens, Mr llte tamp, Mr. Raynam.d ; Mil. Dormer, Mr*. Sand, Miss ,De Catim, M.s. Sham, drc. ks. THEATRI-itoYAL,_ coVirla.4. TTHIS PIUIBENT EVENING, Ape.. M aided, • Play, called THE. STRANGER. The Stewyger, Mr. Lamble; Count Winteraan, Mr. Brun ton ; lams Stenfort, Mr IL Johoston. Mn. Halter, Mrs. larkkorep Cornrow Wintersen, Mrs. Humphries. AAer which will be • acted, a New Farre, called " WE FLY BY NIGHT:" Or, LONG STORIES. TfieChsralers by Mr. Muoriito, Mr. F.seiry, M- Brontnii, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Fawcett; Mrs Daven port, Miss Davies. M'4lTyrer, &e. se. Ou Monday, the Tragedy of Tile Oa:ulster ; after which, The follies *fa DAy. GYRMAN 114FATRI, EVICESTER-PLAC!., LEICESTER•SOLT ARE. Under the immediate Petro re nt Het MAJESTY, I'HIS PRESENT EVENING. April Id, will he performed, a Comic ()p..., called THE JEALOUS HUSBAND. End of the Opera, the Pa..t,mtline Dance of THE JOLLI PUBLICAN. After which, a New Far.-e, celled ALL IN CONFUSION. AM to anbelude with the OPTICAL BkI.LET. neva lel% Mid Thinlatioas had, At the Tie /J im, the _ }lave Immo A (an. Farce of THE REGIS'T'ER OFFICE. (liberal, Mr. Purser ; Le Brush, Ms. Baiinister • Irishman, M. cherry ; Frenchman Mr Wewitac.; Scorc h man, Ur boomer ; Williams. Mr. Frenchman, Mr Mrs.slatterneiti Dog7enil, Or , Dramatic Poetess (for that night sooty), Mit Jiirden; Child, MIN C. Bristow; MaLgery Wainscot, Act tar that Nigh:oNp wilt be inte.duced Two new Soar, composed he Mi Corri, Br Madame Duesek, hews her Fist A ppyearance on any Stage. • Tickes.stad Maces for the Wises, to be had of Mrs. 30, qiblerhaquare; midi of Mr. Icsbreok, at the Biia Oeifice, tA.mlll Itowell-stewit. years) the TOR TIRE BENI' FIT OF MR BANNISTER. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IN MONDAY, April - 28. tBO6, Their M - jest lb' Servants will revive (not wed these 20 years) the Catriedy, in five acts et TF. GAMESTERS. Wilding, Mr. Bannister; Huard, Mr De Camp; Acre fie, Mr. Bartley; Little.rnek, Mr. Cake; Sellowas, Mr. F thee j Brmac:e. Mr. Dow ton; Nephew, Mr. Millie..; Dwindle, It[r. rurter; P..ige ' Mr. Tolte:ev; !tot: Keeper. %h,. Pis; Drawer, Mr. Webb. hl:s. Wildmt , Ma. &riders, Mn. Jordan. After will .to.aent , d (never aderi) a New Piety, rote al, Wier*, 111 E INVISIBLE GIRL. •nt, Overture and Music entirely new, compo.rd by Mr. Hook. C. ,Bain Ail-clack, Mr. Bannister; Lord I hate:, Mr simile Lord Flutter, Mr. Bannister; Moses, Itir Wehb--.Fse simile Moses, Mr. !Bannister; Mrs All-clack, !. hosTidersell—.Fac 211111,10 Sirs. All.clack, Mr Bannister; Christopher Chatter, Mr. Male; Tom, Mr. Purser; Richard, lir. Evans; and Harriet (the Ins liable Girl), Mrs. Bland. With A MUSICAL FARCE. In which Mr. Brahaut and Signors Storace will perform; As win tes expressed 111 future Adlertirsements. Tickets, and Plscea for the Boxes, to be haul of Mr. Bail. sitter, N o bb, Gower -street, Berlorrd-square; sod of Mr. Fweetwak, at the linit•Orfice, in Little Russel-street. FLA THE TEETH AND GUMS '11!-IE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TIF RICE, mreitte4 Ivy the 14.4 J %COS liEtti ET, Dentift lier Majcily and the Prince of %Valet, ate greatiy sue leder ;a tale :spice and etticacy, to any thing Lathed* marls Neuf ; they Will etfeetuely ' ',resat?, the Teeth ins sound state, van to old will terirter lhep white and beautiful with ,t the lean the enamel, fasten soch a• are lon.e, ""P such are already decayed from becoming Item. Per wit the To penectly cure thy Serirry an the Lunn, " ait e the.. rm. Grin and clam to the Teeth They like. tne renter the inewh icicle sweet, and remedy ail th an: bewder. that are the consequence of Semantic (krill and ad Teeth. nrder prevent the lonorritione daily praetia-d by per tnt enniterfeiting ihy shove mentioned leng-eq blithed Me. 413115, theG , tl..win Iwet&1 wet& are (by permittion I engraved in ' e namp. • ' J. HEME IiAYLP:Y & &LEW, cockri... , ett," and ienie me genuine but rend hare those wi.rds in the scam:. ; •od alto a lahel, with the words 'alley and 'Slew, ends:inn-greet, Lundua," payied ow the kt 'leech bottle and boa. TWlEwenze arne Dentifrice are wild, wholesale and retail, Orel', and !Mew, 5. Viwkspur-areet, Pnr, 2. 9.1. each, Inept included, sod retail by T. Searman (late Tanner mon t d e nwr to Mr. Illemet,,) Grargeonreet, Hanover -liquare i n. The Fseence i. ototic;iletle reerowmen.'ed to Parente 1 14 .D0s who e th e e ,ee nfChtidren r u the 'tritest pit a*Wear/mot earl La.ler Teeth. Lye 4 Perfeenemce. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdal, s, %MS EIMIII till Five DVIOCk. Doors elan at Hal&past tint, and begin prociaely at Half- sit Seyen.—Boxes, 41.--Pkt, Ss r-Gallery, 2s MRS. 10 DAN'S NIGHT. THE \TRE-R AL., DKCIa-LANE. Lf RS. JORDAN spedfully acquaints her .va & l eo. and the P lie. that ii., Nlght us fixed f.r rontouppirxr. ,Masestim Ssresmaa lea re. Ye foot &Mod aim HI ) that Comedy of THE SCOVERY. mry, Lord Mderay, MI la Sir Matthew Braise lle ; Mr. atosisteri Sir Hatay 1 ! .. 11.1 , Mr. blast ... ; Colonel Med ay, 'Mr. H. Siddnott. Lady Medway, Mrs p mad; Lady loom, Mrs linden ; MA. Knightly, MI II De Camp; Miss telly. Mrs. H. Saddens i '-mina, Mna Boyce. her which wlel be tevieed (nnt &Bed these 10 yeah) the I! .~. STR No ..inen, awl not leas than a Pr.-; each Pit contains shuut 2,S \ SIM , . 1+ taatre•µed, end the %longs returned, its fault sup.ars. Cash (as usual) Co. Kaiak of Ireland Notre. 3. 0•IiR IFS, Arent to the Cnnap. riNWO Htir.tired And Nine Capital Prizes from 130,0001. have been shared, sold, and levet •red in tl.e lust and fornau Lot try.rt, B. IiORNSBY and Co. S ;, Covehitt, St," Cha and at. Idatgarsea flew . Tirkt is and Shares for the present finite Lottery, to beers** the 12th of MAY, are tin. selling by Hornsby and Co. in greet yaeety at iltnabrra,aird at the lowest prices. ()dirt, by letter or carrier, executed exact 'y on the cam* tei MS as if reWlit. N. R. All business in the public Funds transacted with ewe and Ad-l.te Nn, 4, CORN HMI, rot 9, CH kßlr4o.eitOss, TBISH wiihes to remind the Public that the DRAWING of the LOTTERY approaches very near, and likewise to inform them, nut there is no pentaitility of TICK F.Th ,sr MI AR F.S being cheaper, but on the contrary, an almost cortai..tv of their rising in Fri e; he then.fore in treats such of his Friend. as ment to sidv •nt.ire, net to lose ;101 time, but hr buy whilst there is a good vanity of Num ' ben. The eery rest, and indeed asboomronn success thst his at tended Furelhoeri It hit Offices PP sere-al Tettli. be hopes continue, and the Hole's of all Outstanding Pl'lo4, are entreated to tvind them for payment, or to exchange them (in Tickets or Shares Thirteen Capital Priam in the List Lottery, (lately in;shedl the List 31,0t0n., the laselo,iioll , and the last 5.0601. looses ever drawn, were alt add in Shares, at No. 4, Corer-hill, and No 9. Chnina Coes, by T. 81111. ••• All Eu.inethiu the Peblic Fonds trammeled with fidelity gad ditch STATE LOTTERY. D ICH aRDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. soecifully recommend to the Public who Trill to ad venture in the present State Lottery, an immediate or ear!v Purclia , e, as Ticket.; and Shares will continue to advance in Prise,theeS."iente being suconstrulad, that Jilting theerlio!u time of Drawing, there 11011:f cAll he more than tome hianks to a Priae, and from thereat CaniTats of rectify-Eve Thousand Tr-enty Thousopds, Ten Tnuniands,.&c. 11. c. thet lea" l' , "'"e tin 'Our, and cannot ant ute.ud be her. The Lottery bewins ?Stewing on the 12th of Next Mor th. Corrosill aid in-Crow. ALWASPE VF PAICT:S. rROM the greAt Demand fnr and Shares. /I: t , ,e Prices will •-entinue to rise. and ‘3lllllot afterwards be lower, the Sc;,erue It*hte tertstrected that thee ..rm not. at . _ - - . . _ LOTTERY beganTD•avoint it* MAY; 1606. SCHEMP_ 1 Prizes( I. 25, , 4.14.1 2 2 3 10 1 ' 20 Sr. ... SO 6,200 ---..... 13 Quo Tickets LINI,OOo ....-...-. --..., Five fire-drawc Tickets Ist Day L. 1,000 each 1-5,000 Five F.ratdrawts Tickets Sri Day 1,400 each N,OOO First•drawn . . 4th Day Ditto Ditto 6th Day Erica of a Ticket Half Quarter ...... .. 5 2 0 i Sixteenth 1 6 0 Tickets and Silvis are on Sale at all the Licunsert Lottery fracas MINF.R AL PASTE. The Nis Plus Ultra of Artificial Trnh. A FALEUR, and J. DE LAFONS, N o . IS, A wobwn-place, R usel-squ Ire, have the hrinnur to rt. commend to the Nntulity and Gentry, the iricompararle MIN E • R AL TEETIL approved by all eminent Sorg...ins in the king. Mm, having very superior properties, peeseeied by nn other Artificial Teeth whatever; they are made 4.24E1), the erdaur of Natural Teeth, sit as net to be elatingurshed form the real, with the addition of the Gums, where partially or totally lust ; will natter change colour, or sensilrly wear, through • lone Isle, nor need they be taken out to sleep, as usual with ethers ; ar, very firm and pleasant in the wear; beside being light, and perfectly clean, never affecting the Reath, as Teeth made at animal substances, which have been known to be the cause of many Diseases, particularlv in the Mouth ; and be restoring the original figure of the Rioath, where fallen in, for want of Teeth, the modulatieri of thv Voice is renewed, and I.4netimes *yen improvvi the health, conif cf nristication, and be ru ty of the Teeth restored, and mach h.nptsteried, witornat the oilcans being diseeseible to the mint intimate. Mr. Patent was many years Assistant in snaking those mu .h• admired sohnitines. ~, ; ,t• ."" f0;/Aill l ; .. ~- • I • . (PRICE SIXPEN: E. ; :AVER ti, SOUTH WARE Argil. 18, 1800. Jeeting of the Gentlemen, Men.- _ A hers ot SC SAVIOUR'S SOUTP WA k K AR MF.I.) ASSOC( kTION, astembled frr the purduse of totestigating the recent Cfah4lA of the 114,'Itary Comm:tire— JOHN WARWICK, Fig. in the Chair; Re. , olutions pas•ed :- Ist —That the P•ner4dings of tht Comm;.ter, as far as re lates t' the rii.laandiog of the Coc.t, Mai an 158,11260 n of power not Monroe to them, being formed for general put. tames ouly, to facilitate its internal arrangements 24.—That not cln ail lt i ng the Carps at !WM was highly its. decorous, and our trongest diiapprolaation. A.—That we will not ("make our first principles, bat Sur pan. with our persons and property, our valuable Cosostitiation. and much revered Kiwg ; the wish of our hearts* &add . • - • - . , ••• •••• •,t Z' ' • --/ . • • . • , "ii. .. b r , • ~•4. o . . . • . 7 . • ._ .. _ SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1806. ,:, ..„ ‘5.0t.......,.: , TURKEY CARPETS ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL OF TUC ROYAL HU- ATE TUNS T' vIESSRS. DRURY and SON, of Covent- MANE. SOCI./TY—April 15, 1806. • .Y 1 Garden, ret;.eilfully inform the Nohility, Gentry, and His Eveellenre 114...1 De RONFEK in the Chair, it T a General Meet :. p„,,ii,, ti n t the. have inn received a great many Rates F.SOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That the most 11 hers of the S r %%IT excellent TURKEY CARPETS, so me of -..-hich arr. ASSOCIATION, assemble ll grateful and respeEthil Thanks of this o.rwier,.. r s and re- . uncommo,,ly large dinicininns. Thogi imported of late ipp ry, b i c A ,.. 06 . 00 ., , b e p,f..11,1 m A, i t ,,,. JOHN p m r y the recent eranfre9. of the I 'an, have bean of a ve.v inferior nu i'its ; but the pre.erat tacsr .. . . he JOIN WARWI ~•-••• ma, ior mon excellent Setninri pic-irhed en yortation h of a superior description, both in C &tars and Sunday, the 13th instant, at St. James's Chapel, I lamite..d. Tl•efnl'owirig Re- , olutins exture. lst.—Tliat the P.-..er4rfin - I NISH LINENS :—Families and I n di v id ua l s for pnLlication. Siredhy ord lath or the di.li alit hp g o f 'JOHN AFAIi MONT, Reg and Sec. power not 'felony, to the supplied with single pieces of bosh Linen. et the Whole- , w.. . . ''e sons* Set i will be puhlislied in the conr,e of h e,/ po*4lou l C, to facilitate eta i h. P•ice, at the IRISH LINEN COMP* NY's, 2cl.—That not c-insrilting N " 4 . , month, which wiV be pre.ented to the G minion of this Nati- -I.OOMSBURY --SQUARE. near SUUTHA MPTOK- decorous, and tile , ita nur tr union; to w'oe-h will be sublositcd, an Appendix on rouser- rß E ET, Ica lung to HOLBORN. A.—That we will not f., No article sold but I r i s h Li nen , an d not l ees than a Piet- : tarion, h e t h ' • chew's._ N' ow or years, Textuu Morning Poet, .nd Chronicle. The British fiery TAX ON PIG IRON. I ATa General Meeting of Iron Masters, princi pal Iron Merchant,. Manufseturers, and Exporters of Iron Wore., and others concerned in Makieg, Mantes/hiring, and Vending Irnu, and Iron and Steel IV:0111", held on the 15th of April, IRO6, in the Crown and Anchor Tavern„ in the Strand, pursuant to publ.c notice, at which were ',resew, a very romiderable number of persons of the shore desriirtiono, siting on behalf of thernseves, and many of Ihem. o Deputies also, from the Trade, in dimwit Pore of the Empire-- WILLIAM GIBBONS, Esq. in the Chair. When the following Gentlemen were appointed a Cori. mittec : WM. TaM, for Clouds Wales, J o h ° l Walk " , t for Yorkshire s John Slivers, Themes Botfield, (or Shreoshire; . Thomas F.dingti.n, for Stinlond, John A. A.drlittihroollie, for Staffordshire, •' I • IVin. pont, for London, Thomas Hadley, tor Birmingham ; Who after taking into s-rious consiiieratim, en theca:ft . that it is the d u ty o f al good subjects to cont r ib u t e , murreutior reluct.ince, to all just and reasonable in. • mar dnl by the nece ssit i es o f t h e S tate, an d to pie s in leering the same ; urd ori the other hood, that it Is the • duty of all mro haring particular miens of information wren s..bjects in whi c h the national welfare is concerned, to sidneit 'their opinion of the same to Government, with all due deep. trice ; considering a'arr, that the Individuals present at liii M.-etiirc. tumid be generally affected by the proposed Tao, without a e...sideraole consequent shock to the National pros verity, proposed the following Resolutions, which were unanie mend, agreed to loco Resolsed—That the making of Native Iran from the Ore, is, in the opinion of this Meeting, one of the moat tee* portant hlanefact ores of the Country, as tending to resider the Natitm independent of foreign rupply, for an Anicht of the .a.. a..m•••••••.0.. AL • fused wealth, and the nurse,/ of a most valuable and incteetimg population tdiy. Resolved—That this Manufacture, although greatly improved and incieased, within a few sears, is yet by no means so far polecat, or so firmly established, as to be able to bear the proposed Tax, which, in the opinion of this Meeting, must hart the efeet of nearly annihilating our export trade; even now very mate , ially interfered with, by the Manufactures of Iron Wares abroad. and of creatly diminishing oar home coo sumptiOn, and will, at the same time, give an advantage to the competition of Foreign loon imported, which it duos as now possess. .3.11 y. Resolved—That the prompted Tax will be opprersive to the Manufacturer, by the consequent nenirenty of an in crease of about one third of their present capitals, which are in general already inadequate to the most advantageous punting of the trade, and by subjecting it to the regulations of the Ex cise, which cannot, in the opinion of this Meeting, be se modified as to provide an adequate security against flaurf, with , sin creating enabarrassinent, which will be oppresses and ruin ous to tha Trade. 4thly. Resolved—That it will be oppressive to the public, by its necessarily advancing the price of art:clts in their pro grew from the raw n.aterial to their finished state. ResnlYed.w.riat it wilt be unjust to subjeel Iron to a heavy and oppressive tax, whilst tin, copper, lead, wool, and Other has 171,tte , hlk, the produce of the CuelOtte, and the pro duction or hemp, timber, and other used stores, in our dia. Lint dependences, will continue to be encouraged by bounties and protections, a!thougli Iron is the meat important, and stands most in need of protection. 6th. Resolved... That from the nature of the articles manu factured, it ail be exarerue:y difficult, if not totally irupracti• cable, si form proper regulations for the calculation of the drawbacks; a id even if a sufficient dtawback could be allowed, it would at nr .. mine time, in a reat in.wsure, defeat the ope ration of the Tax. 7th. Resalvol-sThat it is utrw;ce and imprudent, Irvesee Government are great cormoniers if lion, for the sap i dy cf ordnance and meal etore , , toe cost of which wi'l be mute. chanced be the tax ... ___ Ilth. Illesolved--.4hat the Chairman and the Gentlemen denisitA from the c...intry cl, wait ilia, the Fir.t Lord of thse Tres, Jrv, and the Chariot:tor of the Exchequer, with II . these Resdotins, and request theta to accept the Thrsiau ... - this %feeling for the aateuti.m which hat been sheen to the representati.an. already sohnsitted to them, and for the reach- now wilt which they agreel to postpone the second reading or the Bill. , . 9th. Beselveal-.-Thst th•se Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and published an the London and provincial News* pa All. WILLIAM GIBBONS, Chairman. Reiso l sed—That the Thanks if this Meeting be Riven i n the criairinan, for his unwearied 'neutron and exam,. lien an this and all f.arner occasions, for the beneht of the Iron trade in gametal. FASHIONABLE GLOSSY BOOTS AND SHOES. NAT BAYLEY bets leave t o recommen d t h e • rase o: his PATENT BLACKING CAKES, wbigh for rbote than thirty year. pant, have been found superior to any thine°, the }clod offered to public rewire. The I . :Parkin mid, from these Cake., with Water wolf, will kovp the Leather .o(t, Otani ' and mellow, to the evy lair, and give it th e nowt beeutifol Wink Gloss, net of the Jaoan hue, which is modrtred by wring Vtlletar instead of Water, or Vit•itil mixed with Water; but it should be obi sewed, that the corrosive quality of either is itatterne:y Som. to the Leather. There being many eoultstfeit Cakes, sold by unptinri pled Person., nettle rnembling the true toes it epees move, the Patentee We tw otateive, thnt they may be dittia• muud by his Name hn the Label tieing d ffetently spelt, or the word (at) or 'is formeilv) Mantic, liefote the word In'iw`wd •' The roulne Cakes bite engraved Label. pasted on poem. with these words : " By the King's 1 atent, Cake. r o i sh in ,or Liquid Blackimr, plepat-d by VI Nas ey, the Paten t •• and sod by syley and Blew, C:icksi:u istreet, Lo,,' o.: PriceSnioence nett, whivb w1:1 teaks a toll pint of track. tog. A large allowance la made to Chase eke hut them for eliminating, or to tell *phi, with a liberal Dimatwat to stilt as take Quantities 1., 'Real" , Monet. N. The Bill, ef Dine net an signed as bele: li k el ier". pausal tie outstrip 'death Cake. m . red danger appear, to be found invtromental to the pbblic *mite. 4th a-'fhat the piescnt meeting do adjourn until the new arrangement% nn. pending in Parliament are passed lege a law; Hill, also. the Chairman be imposered, and respsested. to gall ace- lbw 100161 1 i. t• further thototoreintenrsts of ghe Orme &goo : I th ✓.. That the Thanks of this Meeting be piece to the gmat Chairman, for his impartial conduct, and polyp attention go , • the litnniess of the evening. umit That the above ✓solutions ►e inserted in The British Press, • will A 1( E KA, 01 BETEL NUT TOOTH POW DER, sup •flOr to any Dentifrice yet made public. IE comprehend. ev. r v excellency rulsont one injurious particle. Dr J AMES i.Y ND, late Chref Surgeon at Benet', eosin's the Public, that for pres,rving the enamel, and gist.' the teeth a deLcate whiteness, there lb nothing comparable tw the Are's*. The greatest variety of new Fruira , Liqursurs, Jrc. just arrival, and all in high pet Masi. Pressev and Barclay's, Flintriettipatrewt, Covent-pole,, TO GENTLEMIEN SPUR TSMF-N, 111l.i . r1RY, AND OTHPRS DATENT CA N'TLL-MOUNTED LEATHER 1 SPRING S AI)ULF-S, which are the easier and best. :•rnstructed Settle.• eves made Indeneirdent of the Seat toeing easier than other., tl.es ar: also MM.' Water-Proof. so that no water can ' , wiz., .n tin: 0111E14 ; which must prove a valueli:e aril:triton to the A. nt , when th,ic Is no 1,41.. tot sloping Sk!dies. Mmnuhctnr.d by the Patentee, J Fnvv , uns, Sadler and Hamm: m a k r, No 4S, Winton, strseet • removed from 25. Peives.areet v.. where may b. see. the g ere., assort -smut of SaJhrry and Herne*. ever offre,vl m toe Pohl e. Th- V-w :Wale Coin ....Own, far dam .s and preserving Harness, t a be had as above. LEYI'ER-COPIINts MACHINES AND WRITING DFSES IVT 1111DDLETON, 162, Strand, nrrnsite New cast'e-street, h.p leave t- t .ro :11 th , PriNe., that M lobi err .early for ssali an eat-it,ve orreries's.' 1.1 c. rTYINti MACIIthiES to f„;.E.ritive Has a a n d pnb a la. i p, a U.. the iodic.. of I. Letter Co : ring 11 -cmne it 14 1116' were airy to decd, a, it r• known thl tw row lung Letter, ▪ C • without the pesso'Ais• of 111.1.11 in less tare 'hit, o a meetereeir leng• o cu he written; has greet .rnal• ty ad Writing awl Demos. 0 414, r16 , if a toloosso, u l oiat..ll of, 14t1.1 *MO, Fe ruciset List ifgeoinosoles; Pocket /kw Its, Thread C.a..", Jae, The Dittoed Manu •eturt for W..* L-,ocl BARtirkiNS IN I.INFN-TIR ArFRY, No. ;11. NEW NON FT t ODSON And SI Pol()NS have just added / . ..1 to their eat twits sod fathionablr Stuck of Lmen (NAN. • earietr of Atiticlot, smolt: •t 'oh are the CO consuiroottily cheap aggro, %iz. Lan brie. ?U. per yard td 2c U.... 4 Data 22. 1.. S. 6d w. , 91. Lorded Cambric. W.Ab the Pt , e, yarda-.6-4 Duro d per yard, worth 54 rid. —rine Japao Mews. IDs to 25....Tatobosrand satin- Works.' nuts 3us. - tu, 5 guise .a; a tees N.—int etlli.ll% awe. for rock. t tfandlrarchoe.. ?I. the 1)... w.de Glue him fit Usti' jut". Cambnct and Mus. 118/ lid. and 2a 9cl pe r and i and Tw• B airs of French estrobries 42a and 52, LC? the P,.-• —No. 78, New ti and were, four doors from : hanrd strati MILITARY MUsl. I. IN, , ThUMLNIS. To Noblemen, Gentlemen, Ilffii•eos a Ralik in the Arms, and Gentlemen Volui.te•rs. (1 FRANKLIN. of HOLBORN HILL. LON. %.-,• DON, MILITARY MUSICAL INSTn UMENT %lA NUFACTU RFR, and DRUM-MAKER to His M VESTY's ARMY, begs leave to sennaisit his F , rends a d inn Public, that he has snanufaetirred a la,ge quality of Mame. and Ms miry Instruments, of eery descsiption, which are on Sale, at the follows, g .pateinent of Pr:teas—Brass Chums, 71 78 .; P l ain ;Ile ditto, 11. 75.; ditto, painted, 11. 165.; ditto, with Ring's arms, 21. 5a ; br.ois side duto plain, 21 15. ; ditto, 31 7..; Kettle ditto, 154 Gil.; ditto, painted, 61 6s ; i. ;tsars Tamborin , s, it. 12. C 4 ; and all tithe. Military Instru iii",l", all of sekk's he warranted. N B Reeim , nts flinneherl with cusupsete sets of the best M,l.tailr ',Atha-vents, on the shertest notice. I GOLDICUTT, No. fl I , Xi:lc-street, Covent al • garden, has the Ihnonur to inform the Nobility, G•ntry, and Puhlie, that from the Ye., crest Sucee.s he ha. met with in the Ssle of hot FAMILY CRATES of EARTHLN• WARE, he has eriasiderahly increased his Assortmeat, and they now consnt of the Mowing Kinds : L. s. d. Quern's WWI (Per Crate,) - - - 313 6 Kist Queen's ditta - • 4 4 • Aloe-edged ditto - - - - 515 16 Creen•edged iii•ei - - -- - - - 6 HI II ___ - hroon line r Wedgewood Ware Rest ditto data Rtd, Gruen, Blue, and Pink line ditto 6 6 0 7 7 0 • 7 17 6 )9 9 0 W Blue printel Ware, of various patterns and qua- 10 10 0 Imes it . 19 0 ) 14 14 II nne Ware, with cnsinclled bottlers of carious patterns - 16 16 0 Printed Particulars to be had at the Warehouse ; and No. 41, Piccadilly, opposite S•. Jsines's Church. WARREtraCUNCENTR ATED LAVENDER -VINEGAR. I`ESSRS. WARREN and CO. havin g received Iv regisent complaints of Aromatic Vinegar in federal, have i.l V* OVA and brought to the higbest degree of periectieu, the alKove article. smelt of Lavender is universally allowed to be the most ag:reible and refreshing of all towers; the LAVENDER VINEGA R is therefore senngly recommended to the Public, not only as the most agreeable petiolate to persons in health, but also, as wo..derfully refreshing to those labouring under sickness of any kind ; sad panic. lady where the disease s. that nature, as not to admit of the windows being kept open Itna any length of time; as it not only purifie,, completely, the air of the chamber, but diffuses a delightful and most re visits± perfume through the whole of the anartmeut. A. wo c'imate can alter the CIONCkIbTKATED LA VENDER VI h EGAR, it is part cularly recommended nr all persons tea velluig to Forego I arts, as the best preventive of infection; anJ to Mrchants and Captains of Ships, as a useful and beualcial article of trade. bald Who!real. and Retail, only b► the Prop,ietors, ?dinars Warren a•d Co Perkmers, at their original Waseiuuse, the Golden Fleece, opposite reet, CheA ps.sle; where War ren's celetraied Milk of Roses is made and sold as tonal, with sten other article of English aur! Foreign Faifemery, of tie grit quality. TEEI.'s LAVENDER and HOrsiEV WA TEAS —The Nubdity and Gentry are respectfully in. formed, these cele'aratol Perfumes continue on Sale at Ys 11d. and 4s. M. per Houle, as a.eal , of the most app nerd Q ali• ties, at !Steel and Me/.. , I,IIICIVIC, Water Merchants to Her Royal Ilighnemi the Princes. of Wales, No. I% Cathertne, st;eet, Strand. From the great demand. made by Merchants, Captain. of Ships, and other., for these articles to export, they are informed they may be supplied ream their extensive stock, watt from one to I/10 at Two Days' notice, and OA the lowest Prey, byalieGroce ouly, is 2sls. per amen; the Lavender, 'as; the Hussy. Watar,lBl. T. Meyer's ee;ebrated Dentifrice is &old as usual at *. the Box, or lr. Is. per Doren, the excellence of which is trio well known to needs lepetition. Families re,ichog in the Connery, may have any qiilntity of Lavender sent them, by remitting a Note or order for Payment ie Town. cow Pox WHET d.. g b r a 0 HEliCredulity Public Cdulityitas nhurr , ied . Berm into the Waal' Frame, Is a question now warmly - tated by Medical Disputants. Numerous and deplorable cam., sibimauent to its I:sumac...cm, have been brooght to Filth_ street such as &sealed eyes, al...erred arrua,with tendencies to inoitifwatioo, an inveterate and intolerable kind of itch, hogs acrid pastilles, and tumour, of a .crutularus nature. Foe thee* evils, Memory es introduced into the *I stem—Q.oNi worst of all medial evils, because it is introduced under faiire pretenci v. It is now well and generally known, that the VEGETABLE SYRUP of DE VF.I.NOS tlie only Medicine which Cr.- tainly asiJ safely erailitea the seusfolons ehates er came it ma. be excited and produced; and which, iiiste.id of deb.litatinys and injiniox, ilways improve.. the constitution a id general health Mr SWA 'BISON may be cosolted ntifr, fronaTen till Two, at Na. !l, Frith...tree*, S•iiisi wiiere tat Medicine is prepared sal Meat Ida. per Swim. RN 4 1: I y, . CuRRECT MITATIONS.OF NATUJF.:, AN L) SHION A BLit lir. D-DR EsgES. ARIES of Rank and Fashion are respectfully .1 4 intim• ed, that I. 6 Nt'F, No.ll, Nett timid-street has on elegant . A.-torment of Dr•-ite and Unitreis Wad Dhows, gaol w the h'wt matotial. and wottoianshlp, at the following dray: fleodielrows, M. 12a 64. to Ton Guinea.; Undroa it.ar.ol.ewr.. Two (Simian. Kaye wnr• int% hit PerrugulS to bet 'nada more fashion able and natural than at any "the: :lino in London •.• Ornamental flair of every description... H air Cutting and Dressing ~ I