The Sun. — London, England, 1802-04-17 00:00:00

I !"" 4 0: 4 yntlir! - !Cy. \l,t .1 „ifir," ' - • - f " . . / • I , ZIVIOI "' _ , • • , • - 414 - 4.. , • • . " //pi \\‘- if . • „ TINTBER 2936. i SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1802. [PRICE SIX NCE. THEATREROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON. MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 19, 1802, will LI performed a Tragedy,. called • ORPHAN ; Or, The - MR UNHAPPv MARMAGE. Acasto, Mr. PACKER ;, Castalio, Mr. POPE ; Polvilore, Mr. B,ARRYMORE ; • CL'arnont, Mr. 'C. KEMBLE ; Ernesto, Mr. MADDOCKS ; -Paulin°, Mr. SPARKS ; Cordell°, MasteiCHATrERLEY; Chaplain, Mr. WALDIWN. Monirnia, Mrs. POP.E; . Serins, Mrs. HUMPHRJES ; I'lorel la, - iss TIDSW EL L. ROYAL AMI'HITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTHR-BRIDGE. ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORG E's FIELDS ,4is Day was published, In One large Volume Octavo, price in boards'7s. Tlir! B.econd Edition' of Under the Patroone . of Their Royal .. Highnesses the Piihce The - 4.tiblic is reSpeatully inf orme d, th at t h e Royal Circus (having undergone everyposSible improvenlent, in elegant and splendid decorations and accominodations; . particularly the addition of a new and commodious Fault. SALOON), ATILL OPEN on EASTER MONDAY, April V V 10, iS o z, when will b e . p resente d an e x traor di n a ry ,display of • a - Wales and Duke ofyqk. ( - IN MONDAY, April 19, and during . the Hon k—, day Week, will be presented, the following Enter tainments : A COURSE -of LECTURES on the HOLY kL FESTIVALS, with Pradical Keniarks on each., air Exhortations to a more Devout and Soletnn'Ob-sief•vance them. " • • Py SAMUEL GLASSE, Di". F.R.S. Rector of Wanstead, Essex; and Chaplain in Ordinary to His IVlajeity. - - Printed' for F. ana C. Riviiixtoh,• No. 6z, St. Paul's . Church-yard j: kubwn,' Neve Bond-stn!et ; and - IT Gard-. ner, Strand. N. B. A few Copies are printed on a Superfine Royal Pa. per, Erse in hoards los - 6d. Lately publishedi by the same riuthor, A'Plain and Practical Exposition of the CommandirentS,; ' in Ten short Discour,es, with An IntroduaiOn, adapted to. general rise. Price in boards 3..;, 6d. and a cheap Edition tOr Di3Cribution, price bound 2s: or 2 IS. a doLen._ By way of Prelude; at' Half-past Six o'Clock precisely, Mons. Si'. CLAIR will have the Honour, for half an hour,- to exhibit his, curious PHANTASMAGORIA, o 1 Supernatural AppearanceS; •as originally pertinnied at Paris. After which, an entirely New Divertisement, cornpoOdlY Monsieur I`.lercerot, • called • LE BOUQUET. • Principal Dancers, Mans. arid Mad; ME RCE ROT, and Miss JOHANN - 6X% After which will be performed, for the joth time; the Grand -Historical Spelacle of • FAIR ROSAMOND.. Or,.WOODSTOCK BOWER. •Fair Rosaniond by Mrs. ASTLEY. In the course of the Evening, a Grand Variety of ' . HORSEMANSHIP. • HORSEMANSHIP ; by a grand Troop of P e r foripers, and .the justly celebrated -MASTER SAUNDERS, - whose improvement (hiring the Winter recess, has indisputably rendered, hint the first Eques. trian in Europe. • • After which, with entire new Scenery, Manincry; Dresses,' and Dec Orations (first time), a splendid serio-conlic Pan— . toniimic liornance, „called " -. The ENCHANTED HARP ;. -0;., HARLEQUIN for IRELAND. ' The.whole, to - conclude with, a splendid representatiOn of the CLOUD-CAPE'D COLUMNS of the Hall of the Arch-Druid,' CEADMUITHACK. . . The part of Columbine; by. Mrs. WYBROW, front the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, being her firSt appearance on this Stage these three years. To which will be added (Sad tinie), - the popular Ceand Balletz - Pantomime, called , RINALI)O RI? :ALDINI 9 . • Or,• The SECRET A'VENG-E RS.• Places for the Boxes te t: , ken of Mn.i Simmons, at the 139x-Office ; . WITH VIARLEQUIN-AM"tLET; n.. p 9r, THE MAGIC OF MONA. .rositively the last time it can. be acted this Season.) Thc arta t h neatre will be opened at Half past Five oTlock, c P erformance will begin - at Half past Six. 0 _ third . F .P e sday, the Tragedy of Pizarro, with the Spoird t) h kn c i 7- nesday,Shakespeare's Play of The Winter's Tale. /,,hursdav, will he produced anew Coruedy, in Five perfot''med), Oiled Fashionable Friends. This Day was published, In One -Vol, Price 6s. sewed., 'HE FARVIEK'si, LAD NAVIGATO R's ASSISTANT:; shewiu, by 1 . /NH:lila — rabies (at sight), the most useful kinds Ad_; measurements at any length, breadth, or depth ; li!:.;tv.se, an easy and praelical Method of Levelling; Surveying, whereby the Fanner may survey, level. , sough,- uraus, aid float his Land ; calculate and set his Work rr, c Acre, Rood, Perch, or Yard,' .84c.• instead offh - ,s tedious !netiiocf uur working by Arithmetic. Ir will also greatly tacilltate• the buSiiiess Of the Ar:Thitcel, Engliicerrsitrvey6r;&e. bt Masons; Carpenters, INlaviOurs, Labourers, tre. (who can. not write) may accurately ascertain, to the til,Atsandtil.p,47 of a yard, foot, &c. the quantity of work in Embanking; Canal Cutting; Reservoirs, - Aqueducts, Alarl;pits, Stone Quarries; &c: &c. • • By SA.MUEL - PaRTERT - .Suiveygt and Engineer. to the Strattorn-ltpon-AvOn Canal, ' Henley in Arden, Warwickshire.. • " • - Printed for G. and 3. Robinson; l'aternostcr-row. N. B. Time Instrument for LeSeliing may be had 6f the Author. • By Mess. Harris, 1.-Bryson, Link, Collett, Miller,. aylor, and Mr. West, the Little Devil. The whole to conclude_ with a Grandlerio,Coniici Eques- - - • A (-) EOF THE LATE. DUKE OF BEDFORD. A i a COMMITTEE, held APRIL 1 4 ., t 802.- rr„., kesoived, That the Treasurer do write letters to the in - ,, ent s of the various Agricupural Societies throughout the ST A g ( , l ,° 4 l. - informing the in of the intention of erecting a f or '', l , LIE to the'rnemoi}r of the late Duke of BEDFORD, Te r , ' l 's Grace's meritorious attention to Agriculture, and c; i esting them to make it known-to theif respective So ,etfes, . . n th,, ci to appoint Bankers to receive Subscriptions for "A}urpon. than and Pedestrian Pantomime, ealiCd THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS ;- Or, HARLEQUIN ST. GEORGE. In the course al the Pantomime will b di played, 2q, entire New. Scenes, or which the following are the most strik- Doors to open at half past five, and the perforrrianc•es to commence precisely at half past sig. HANoVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. . A4ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an kVA ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now Open, and will continue. Every Day, Sundays excepted,' 'frbni Nine in 'the ' Mottling 'till 'Evning. .Admittance One Shilling JOS. r Sub . zle..,,seriptions for the Statue received. at Messrs. Hammer -132, and Co. Pall-Mall ; and Messrs. Down and Co. 1()I la uc 1~ STATE at*WALTON; hi ESSEX. • TO B 1 SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM _BUNNELL, At the Hen Inn, in Thorpe , on Monday ttic 26th Day of April, ,t/fox, 'at ,Tbreeo'Cark - in:the Afternoon, for the . , A DUTY ON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPS. it?ENER.AL MEETING cif the OWNERS of iiie,„ - 4 11 PS is particularly requested on Wednesday-Next, ~Ocq li ar'ot April instant, at Eleiten o'clock in the . Fore i&ll,to. i co a n t , t ; 4 e,„ George and Vulture Tavern, Cortthill, to take 2 - ",`,., 4 ration the Intended -Dutiei on the Tonnage . of o - t iltehect whi.:.b they may have on the Carrying loc'' r eat Britain. Tlie.Chair will be taken at Twelve Precis e ly. By Order, t1 ) - Pl a , - • NAT. ATCHESON, SoliCitor. iith April, tiel. IMPERIAL HOTEL, for• GEUTLENIEN Pr. NQRRIS's • - • THE pre,gency of Cdßisi Obstruainr,,, and Defluxion'S in the Head, has sli.tOm equalled tLie , present period: As a Cure in tliese distressing col - , p this Medicine is recommended to public attention ; so eft;tc r • tual are its operation's, that the constitution - is cleared from all impurities•arising.trom this source, which too frequei)tiv, by remaining, lay thelbundation Of the most dangerous futnie consequences, - . . . The family bottle (/2,5.) is only to bg•had at the Dotlor'i House, Lcier Brook-street, where all orders for Exportation are executed. The smaller size -soli -' - xliOlcsale and ret:zil by Bacon, teboult and Co_ No. iso, Oxford street; and retail, by all (Alm' Venders of . • purpose of raising Money to redeijin Land 'ea- , . • • - -•114 (?NE LOT,- A compAcT FARM, ,consisting of a good iIwEt.LINO-Flb'U Bar', Stable, and Cart-lodge, and other Outhouses, apd several Parcels 'of,Lancl, containing by estimation 40 Acres, inore or less, lying together in Walton . aforesaid, and now in the .occupation 'ot Daniel Brown, as Tenant at Will, who has received notice to quit at Micllel ma next: The Farm is Copyhold of the,Manor ofMalton,,subjea to a customary Fine oil adiniSsion, and the Annual Quit-rent of ten shillings and tivepencei and will be.sold tree from Land ! Tax. Irt and 1 7 ANIII.IES,• , S /c Ti : sl l- .A:eirroßow, SEY • ierunis gratetw► Acknowledg- Qra s i . '`ents to the Nobility, • Gentry, And his Friends in ge- Ilor4 , l °r the tiattering Encourement this-Hotel has been! toti t i n e d with, and assures them : the utmost exertion will lott to to to be Male, to supply every Convenience and Corn thecr °,thoe Farniii,:6 who may be pleased to favour i! with . , Ud tor the- better.. Accommodation of - 'TLE %IF ~ acious COFFEE-ROOM is now OptLler, s, t ile 1 1, Where :DINNERS, will be served to Table in IllE,lTatest manner, py-An experienced Cooii; and Gentle - 11, Lty • having the best of Wines. cepena .011 ANY BANK ROTE. Person or Persons in whose Possession the till s Note described below may have beea since the Ptembe, 1831 are-earnestly requested (as the informa indivnip of the - almost importance to the Charaaer Of an 'Orez,,,,tual ) to signify the same immediately, by - a line ad ~egti to Air. Richard. Brown, No. z, Nottingham-place, „'ng at what-time and from whom the Note in ques liatlc;'," r eceived, and al ' s() to whom it Wab afterwards paid. ,n.'ote, value 2175, dated z4th June, 1201, 4 14`'Y William Nfullen,. entered by H. George, wit!), the Names written upon the Note, viz. W. Idelon, in4ards,°l,—Roberts —Capt. Young,—T. C. for Mainwar 'll4 ‘ - ' ° • - Hittbrd', Curtain Road,— I. Mi!ler,—Mr. Philp, r. s . in ith, No. 3 0 0 f 50, LOWer Sloane.street; Chelsea. As; ELEGANT RETREAT.. " rl g l e Gentleman, at a Stipend of f 29 Guineas, Nv e l l qd Gent leman ° , r 3 a t and his Wife at that of io9, , L o 'al re- Of ')S e r es i d ! ) A RD in a Family, iyhose . mode t t living, , nce and accommodations in the importan points 3 ' l ttbri t re lieciabilify and comorts, and whose situation alto I \ l ,,, e ike and beatify (coininanding, from a delightful emr vo4 most enchanting and extensive Views of Hill, Dale, , he y 41 ' . 1 7 ci a s te . r, ar . id Sliipping * % under s'l) ate aggregately eve"e chief ,„',..neyond the 'common standard. Permanence is 4 t r •-', a iett sought for ; but six months agreemerq, or °t . three, will not "be objected to. It is under 3 0 an and in a very first neighnourhood. Servants 4q,clitiol''.l4llltt,"ci, and if Carriages Horses,are brought, no ete char.- will be made tbr stabling and coach-houses. re nce wit' • Personal be desired, as reterence of consequence . eanbe c4IIIV. application (as under) will be. useless but k IY h' ter, with name and address, and postage paid, will be Ztatio„onoured, diredert to P. M. P. at Mr. Woodham's, corner.of Fulwood'S Rents, Holborn, London. U,r - ' II TED, for the WET DOCKS at LEITH, 8 / 1 9 11 T 3000 Feet in " Length of EL M or rerv-;ECH SCANTLING-DYE, squared to 13 inches. length cl•J•ogs, when joined, must iseasure 42, feet in t,:'‘lso: co CI they can be taken at various-lengths. OAN k a uont 4000 Superficial Feet of ELM o r BEECH r eadth s S inches thick, and neatly squared with a saw, at 13 Th e w ? ,8 inche s and upwards. tti ve lole to be laid clown DI the Shere at North Leith, " and th • . nn I.°Psais c ist Day ot July ~.e a rri to- r „ , . to be lodged with Mr. John Rennie. at No. 27, ' Xt. "4treet, London, on or betore the Isf Day of May .........._ ii) ALic _____—_. ETs to and from SOUTHAMPTON and GUERNSEY. ttiE Public having testified their Approbation 1. 1°4 4 41 0 c ' the Weekly Packets ' to and from the abovenntn. "otti n i 'rts have been established, Captain 'NIA RTPq, Ill andi and ,g the ALEkT, and Captain G RUT, Com eB4rig i ' le VIGILANT, continue sailing to and from the ri e 4rts every o assure their Thursday. They beg leave t . .. r Ne.. _ 4 and the Public, they will contintie to exert their best tollnurs to render the Passage short and comfortable. t'? ni " yessels new phme Sailers and have good Ac- A°eanc)"ation f or e assent,"rers ,Goo ' cis Horses, ' and Carriages. Y4 tal . li s M. and G. nil ,' be j spoken with at the'Vine and tic k Ceorge Inns in Southampton,. ) and at their Resi _e, .at Guernse ' l' " rim e . ) 1. th i,., of Sailing at either Port, between the Hours of .. 7 .. , ......0riiing and One in the Afternoon. ROMAN CEMENT. 41;:SSRS. PARKER and Co: Ban4ide, South 411'W "arks marrufaaure Cement, or. Mortar, fur building il), ot ter, which far surp ; ss— in utility Dutch fercas, Or % to ther kind of Mortar --- 'Ciives to all- kinds Of Trick or it sc l ,? work, an uncommon : ' degree of strength anti cohesion; be ..', s tinder ater, bc. , corries as hard :AS Stone, and may 4u iiposed even to the actiOn of the Sea, withoutinjury. In thi, r',lklings, therefore, iiitendod to resist or contain %yater ti t loteeMrecten‘t may be used with singular:advantage ; or it may r eollitr; ith Lime a' The to any desirable degree, to I.4euri purposes. • . 1 Ilk sa Ir>o prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings - with, c2f . ;the willirtt and durable nature . as the Certlep! ; it prese s r o y a e s s ,(41 1 „ 1 `,,',. , itom wet and rtainp,- and may. be. executed _ tlyt7,''elY to resemble Stone at a veiv I,noderate eXpen . ( . .e. tu avin r , • * ' 4 l St --.'' ' - oP l,O ' :Awl Quit= cheaper that N Na b 7 . Stones, ing Witch- Calyb:s. Cave, ywith its trinisforrnation into, first, a Brazen Castle, and.secondly,- into the.Cham-' pion's Cell—The Enchanied Wood, particularly the Com bat between St. .George and the Dragon —A' Landscape— Grand Persian Palace-4W .Inn- Yard and Pump, trans formed into a Temple and Gardens—A Persian Grotto, with -Mustache's-Adventi-ire, anti Aerial-Toni on-a Flying Horse—A Venetian . Street—Dover -Castle, Cliffs' and 7 . Town—LThe Union Hotel, transformed into a Po:Jterer's Shop and Green - Stall ; the Aniiiiated Loaf and Caiibage, and the Dead Goose Alive—The'. - Cave of Horrors. —The whole to conclude with a magnificent Temple of -Peace. The'Principal Cliaraclers. St. Dennis, Mr. -Collet ; Sr. james, Mr. Sutton ; St. An thony, Mr. Miller ; St. David, Mr: Link ; St. Andrev.,. Mr. West • St. Patrick, Mr. Harris ; and . St. (;corge (slier wards Harlequin),' Mr. Ta'y for ; -Grad St Mr: mery ; Caleb, Mrs Warrell ; Arid, Miss Harrison (thriir.; first . appearance at this Theatre)'; . 'Youn;.; Snip, -M;:ss Fisher (her - first appearance at this Theatre) ; Fisherm,in, fohannor; Rhubarb Vender, :11.1r. Walack ;. Sabra (Columbine), Miis Scott . E . -vain;Dier first appearance 'at this Theatre) and Mustache (the Clown), M;: •I.,aurent. Attendants, Soldiers, Landlord s Waiter; 'Pouircrers, Dan-. cers; juries, &c. &c. The Songs and Chorusses writes by Mr. '.}peon. .The . doinTiose:d - by Mr. ,- Sanderson. The scenery designed by Mr. Grieve, and executed by him and numerous Assist ants. The Mechanical .Tricks and Properties •by -Mr. Bradweil. The Scenery and_Machiner) by M r..flonor.— The Dresses' . by Messrs. Gotleo Keary, For Ster, &e, And the whole invented and produced by -Mr. Astley, jun. ]doors to he open at Half-past Fiv e , t o b e gi n a t Halt past Six o'Clock. Boxes 4s. Second Price 2s.- Pit 2s. Second Price is.— Gallery ts,Second Price 6d. _ _ Second Price to commence at Half-past - Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to be taken at the Box Office, Westminster Bridge, from Tcn till Three c , ' Clock. TO THE ARMX. ANY MAJOR of a Second or Third Battalion, or SeConct ~Major of an Old R , 24iment Of Wintry, who is inclined to part with his Cominission on reasonable terms, may meet with a Prehaser, by addressing a Line to A. 1.3. at the Post-Office, Winchester. As the Advertiser is the Principal, none but,Principals will be replied to, or treated with. WILTSHIRE HOLT SPA MINERAL WATER. THE PROPRIETOR of this • SPA respenfully informs the Public, that constant supply will, in future, be kept at the Cyder Cellar,' in Maiden-lane, Co vent-garden, from whence it will be sent to Any 'parr Of the Town, free of porterage, at the reduced price of 12,5; per Dozen, bottles included; to be paid for on delivery. The fame of these Mineral Waters in Cancerous, Scrofulous, and' Scorbutic Disorderii, and as , a general Corredor 'of all lin purities of the Blood, has been established for more than a century, and recently confirmed by the' tollowing opinion given by the Surgeons of the Hpspital:,, . • " London, Od. zq, aot. " The Surgeons, of the Middlesex Hospital -haying used "the - Wiltshire Holt Spa Water .as a Lotion in many Can-. " cemus and other 'Ulcerations, are of opinion it has been of " considelable-service in such' cases:" • • _ _ _ Orders addressed to D. Arnot, the Proprietor,'at the Cyder Cellar, Maiden-lane; Covent-garden, '.will be pun6tually executed. . TO BE SOL 1);, 6 ' • ' In " ro distina Lots, pursuant to an Order of HiS Majesty's t..uurt of ExcheqUer, at Westminster, in a Cause entitled HULL against WATSON, Ixtfore Abel Moysey, Esq. Dep9ty to His Majesty's Hvnembrancer of the said Court; at his Chambers in the Exchequer Office,. in the Inner Temple, London, on Monday the 3d day of May next, at Elevenof the Clock in the Forenoon • . SEVERAL FREEHOLDESATES, situate in Great. Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, and Burgh Castle, in the County of Suffolk, Lot 1, consisting of a Freehold Maltliouse, Offices, and Buildings, situate in or near a common Lane or .Row, in Yarmouth aforesaid, - called the Conge RoW, lett to Sir Ed-. mund Laccsn; Knt: Tenant at Will, at the yearly Rent of 151. . Lot 2, consisting of a: Freehold Capital Messuage or Man sion -House, Stable, Buildings,' and Gardens, containing, by .estimation,.3 Acres and 38. Perches, called Burgh Gardens, situate in Burgh Castle, in thd County of Suffolk. Also a Freehold Piece of Marsh Ground, called the Patrole, Conti guous to the said Mansion-house and Gardens, the - whole of which Messuages, Gardens, Land, and Premises,. are lett to William Nitta - tan, Tenant at Will, at the yearly' Rent of 231. _ Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Chambers of the said Abel Moysey, Esq. in the..sald Exchequer Office ; Mr. Watson,' Yarmouth, Solicitor ' • Mr. William 'Steward, of the same pl a c e , S o li c it o r ; and o f Mr. Henry Maddock, Solicitor, No. 8, Lincoln's-inn New Square, London. . . A further Proof of the Efficacy of Ching's Patent WORM LOZENGES. • , • Col. Riddle'has f a voured Messrs. Ching and Butler with the following Case. GENTLEMEN, HAVING by accident read the Testimony of s the Lord Chief Baron, •respeding your invaluable Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to make, trial of them on myself: From a twenty-two; years • residence in the 'East Indies, I have been subject to a.Liver complaint, and violent Bilious ObStru6tions : I have made use of the Lozenges, and have derived very considerable benefit from 'them, and have given them to my own. Children and the Children of my acquaintance, also to'ntimbers of the Poor, and in no one•instance have they faiVderSuCceis; but in Soule' cases have' performed, I may. say, miraculous • Cures. I have perused , the, various testimonies of the good efleas produced by them, and shall only tem'ark, 'I do not think 100 much can be saidlin their praise; frotri experience, I 'particularly recommend them for removing obstinate bilious Obstruc tions. .• Gentlemen, Exmouth, Feb -lA, Your obedient Servant, • • To. Messrs. Ching - And Butler.. ipNN Sold -Wholdiale, Retail; ind*TOr Exportiition, at Ching-and Butler's, No; 4, • CheaiAide ; 'and Retail:6y Pidding, NO. 76, oposite4lte.Pantheon; 0)(ton:1-street; ST.viney, Pall ; and most Country Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, in Boxes at one guinea, s s. and 25'.. 94. each: , For - further Pattioulats, apply to' , Messrs.• Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Mr. Wade , of Dunmow, Essex• or the - 'AuClioneer, at Colchester, . . Prinied.Particulars and Conditions• of Sale will be distri buted in" due time 'before the Sale, at the principal Inns in the Neighbourhood. • • . • - - CURIOUS FRUIT. • E. WO New - -Currants," - Obtained from Seed ; one Red, the other White ;,111q, both,bring.Fruit as large as some Grapes, : in bunches•six inches long; add hang • on the Trees,thicker than the leaves; they: have a. peculiar brilliancy of colour, a' full-fiavourol sweetness, and brisk poignanGy . .of :taste far beyond 'all ..others.---a. Three New Strawberries, viz: Y. The Cherokee, a monstrous Fruit, coltefi filt•'in..llo rUuriti; and of riios't exquisite ilavour .; 'it hears so abundantly, that one. Root tsequently fills a plate. 2; ' The'Paraguay, equal to the fornier in every tine property, • and coines.later,„- i s9 ,as to give a h'ing succession. 3'. 'The Great Modena Hautbois, the most aeliciou of the .. Straw berry tribe; its very, high .firour and wonderfulfragrance raise it far above all competition. Currant Trees (each sort separately) f six in a•bundle; for-fos. 6d. Strawbrry Piant (each sort separately), fifty in a bundle, for los. 6d... Sold at' Cracker's,' St. Athan's:street, Pall-Mall. No Credit. l'ay Postage. .., . - • • A - RbFIER' and H AUGHTON, froth la; Irish Poplin and :rmbbinetMailufatiurers a (14VIertrirs to tier Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales; -Duke, and' butcliesi of York, • lltitchess Of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses., N0..8,. Henrietta-strcel, PoVent , garden London. Thg . .elevatea Patronage of.. Her . Majesty, the dif.ll:.rent Branches of the ROYal Fainily, and Ladies of' the first 'Rank and Fashion, it is itope}t has i.lificiently- established, in the opinionof a discerning Piibiic, the decided superiority of A relief's and Haughton's Poplins an 4 Tabbinets, . Gold, Silver Figured, and Plain Chainberry Muslin and Italian caint;tic Sarsenets for Contt...BalLllresses, Turbans, &c. to render it unneceasary for that House to reply to the Adyer tiseinentS of others, whose chief pOttlision to the nide IS The copying of their Advertisements'.- 'it. CA'UTION%t Whereas Archer and naughtOtf • - have been credibly. in-- forthed, , that a great many people in this kingdoinare now, and have been -- ; for sortie time past, manufacturing and Sel fiag Poplins and 'rabhinets, as Trish,of an , inferior quality; under the name of Archer ;tnd Hatighton's Mannladory, with a view to discredit and . injure their House, and a gross impo sition On the Public in general ; they are determined, as- far as lies in their powdri to prosicute to Conviction any person or perons so ,ending Poplins and, Tabbißets, under the name of their Manufacture, that was not actually bought at their4louse *,,* Merchants supplied to any Amount. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, .that their Warehouse is Stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be fOurid in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufadure —they consist of white and black Bombazeens„Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenetii, - Aasdirnores for Widinv, Arrnozines, ldreSs _Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets,' Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Boinbazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of .Patterns in grey Poplins and SarSenets, for slight Mourning. = English yard-wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 35..6d. per yard-; Velures, double black Serges, 'arid rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and Striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always -wear black ; they never grow rusty or . greasy in wearing, being-of the very best triple dye. • No second price y ever asked for any article bought at their House: N. 8.. Ladies,own Spinning manufadured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able 'Colours, nianutatiured on the shortest notice.' ' • . -.STONE AND GRAVEL. • SOLUTIONIC; or, THE NE PLUS ULTRA! CHINK-A-PIN SOLVENT, , EINGr an effeEltiol Reinedy for the Core of the 1,3 STONE and G RAVEL. • 9f- the variods ills and dis orders that are attendant on Human Nature, it must.be con fessed that the Stone and Gravel is the most excruciating, astbuch that death itselfis , itAvelcorrie alternative to theiin fortunatiSufferer, afieki.tingly 'exptfriencing its direful. influ ence. The. Proprietor of the Solntionic, or Chink-a-Pin Solvea, has. already •had the honour of receiving grateful tribute of thanks, and satisfactory' testimonials, from innu merable Patients of ... the first disrinaion, vsitio have received the happy eitbets of the Medicine, it having-:never yet failed in re-establishing the Pa-tiehr's health, and is allowed' to . have kdeserved pre-eminence of all othei ,\i'edicines for tae above disorders. Its properties are in reidoving all obstruc ‘tiens iii.the Urinary Canal', Bladder, Kidniel, &c. add, by gradually promoting every wholesome .'secretion, to happily, eIIZNEt a' perfea Cure. To be had only of the Pr?prietor, NO. 4, Ranelagh-greert, Chelsea. E§,SENTI AL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking' Iron Moulds, ink Spots, Red Wine ' and other Stains. ,out- ofLinen; Muslin, Lace; Sze. and for many Other Uses; is a Bubstitute for tethons. Price One - Shil . liti4 the Box.. T_T A VING received numerous complaints - that CompOsition§ sold Under the title of SALT of LE -0 NS, are not only inefretnal;' but that thy burn and de stroy the linen ; I think it. necessary to inform the Public, . that my true ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS is only to be had, -w-holrsale_and retail, at my sop ip Cockspur-street„ andthat none is to be depended upon as mine but what has my signature on the bottom of each boxy and on the outside Of the wrapper. • *...11•-•-• The Salt I:ern.s is particularly . u 1414,31 to Lafitiei in Washing their hands, as it instantly takilts out of. coloured &yds, &c. and is much more agreeaule to use than lornonitself. . • . • .. At the same Place may be . had s Scowering'Dropt, for taking grease 611 . t. S I Stoat; WoOljell Cloth i &c. A:WORD OF ADVICE. r rITE celebrity whicli the ANTISCORBVTIC . .1. DROPS,. first invented by the late FRANCIS SP I 1.-SC BURY, No. •t s . , Soho r squarci . have; through a series of suC.- cessfill - recommendations acquired, particularly Nervous,' Scorbutic, Gouty,`and Rheumatic Complaints, 'renders it an• incumbent duty of, the present Proprietors to protect thi health or the Public, to the utmost - of their pciwer, by' eau tioning them against the purchase of a spurious composi. tion ; a line of cvndud they are indu ced to adopt from -a timent of gratitude as well as a sense of their own personal: rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the Dispensary' as abdi‘e, awl each Bottle is accompanied with a List .of Cases, anal - Lip - 1d Hill of Directions, and the Author's 'Treifisc 'on Diet, (;aut,...Sce. By perinissigrchl the'CdmritissAifs of the - Stamp-Oftiee,4 stamp; printed in black ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the Words, " Spllsbitr , y and Co. No. Soho-square," also "- By the King'S Patent;'ron toe and Wrapper, _that the Purchaser tray be conviii';:ed -of being supplied wit h the glriuine lCrediCibe, Avhih sold: 14, bottles at . ss. and 41. zs. each, duty included • in London; by F. Newbery, Dicey and Stitton, 'Wray; Barclay, Howird and Evans, Ching and Butler, E. Newbery, Bacon ' ISayie . y;; Bolton, Ward, Turtle, Wade; Swiney; Pidding and Cockl e ; in the Borough only by Clark; No. 269, and B. Shaw, No• 74. TO THE LADIES. IT the Preservation of Heltit and. Beauty is. art 1 object of Importance to the Fair Sex, Di. Brodum,:the Sole Inventor and Proprietor of those invaluable Medicines, the Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup, • from impulses at once the most delicate and . disinterested, .recomMends to the loveliest Part of the Creation those Specifies which hay. never failed, under a variety of the -- most critical cases, 'to' prove a sovereign, if. not an infallible Remedy. sta., • It is my particular wish that you make the followng Case lublic, for the benefit of the afflieled at large.—l had long aboured under. extreme illness occasioned by a relaxed habit, with excruciating pains in my legs, insomuch that I could scarcely stand ; I was also affiitied with' SpasmS to such an alarming degree as to be often heard to scream from the vio,: lence of the pain. I was happily recommended to take your . ' Medicines by Mr. Hitchin, Woolstapler, No. 60, Bermond-; sev, which had the desired effect; it has perfectly cured in e ,' and I now' enjoy health, which has been long a. stranger'to! me. . • I am, Sir, . . _ . With due gratitude, ..;our humble Servant, WM_ MACE May tt, 1801. No. 59, - Bermondsey.:street. Mrs, Grew, of No. 2,, Crabtree-row, Bethnikreen, de, elated, in the presence of an eminent Surgeon, that she Oas. afflicted for upwards of fourteen years with a dreadful'Ner vous Disorder, excessive Low Spirits, Palpitation of the - Heart, and : Pains . inAll her Limbs, that prevented her from, doing her domestic concerns ; she applied to several of the Faculty 'Avithout deceiving any benefit whatever'. In this, situation she api , l;.. , d to Dr. Brodu'in, who recommended her to take the Nervous Cordial,. which perfe c tly cared her by only taking four bottles at 11. 2s. each. London,. Sept-30, 1800. , ESTHER GREW, Any Person desirous of further information, pay hacte: every satisfaCtion by applying eitlict by letter, or persortally,' to Mrs. Grew, as aboye. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to 13~ had at the Doctor's House, NO. §, Albion-street, in boftici at tl...is. Its. Od. and SS. sd. duty included ; Jeboult and. Co.'s, late*Bacon, No. iso, Oxford-Street, opposite BOnd street • ' Golding, No. 42, Corithili; Ward, - No. Cockell, Strand Tuft's ' Royal Exchange ; Williams:' Per fuiner to His lvlajesty,. No. 41, E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church=yard; Bolton's, Royal E xchange i Chiug and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside . ; Burgeois, Amick and - Son, .No. 32, Haymarket ; Shaw's Medich:e-warelionse, High-street; Borough, opposite the SouthwArk'Bank ; Mr.T Pidding's, No. '76, Oxforti-sttec, 'opposite The Fanthei‘n Forbes, Druggist, No.3z, Illcktrian,:street,,l3orough ; CL,:s.,y, Bow-lane; and to be hid of all, the Booksellers and Prwrcrs. in thr! principal !ykarket Ta:• - in4 in the United Kingdarri, . .