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. , !(< , i -:, wt n. , :t.. , ii f; ''''.;., I.k- 4., t li ', ~ ~ 4 :r _ ~, s (ii I .* i * ii .'f IS 7., *..r‘ • )1 `,... • N :4 ' . t ' ;.. ; , . 1 .'. ' - , 4%-• •,' ' . ' '‘. 4 kr/ ..^,,, el . & ' - 1 ?''' e sl / ft ' 1" 49 • .. 1. '') . 'w.T.,:t - i.r„,.4,, ,, , I 3.) : 1 , ' 1 •lhof V ' , ,`11" , ' . r .., • , . A- 0. ir - :;11/11., ' .\ ,-\\ • . . • - . ' '' r 1 ‘", . _ .. le " t _ 'Y, , . FRIDAY'', MARCH 22, 1835. [pitlCE sIXPEWefii, 7-7 ttilmi3Eß 3905. - r• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUky-LAN E. , IVIORROW gVEKTNG March 23, 1805, win be performed, HAMLET. Hamlet by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. (Being his fourth appearance in that CharaCler.) Claudius, King of Denmark., Mr. POW E L L ; Polunius, DOWTON ; Horatio Mr. oSriek , Mr. PALMER First Grave-digger, M r . SU ETT • Second Grave-di gger , M r. GRI MA.CDI'; Chug of Hamlet's Father, Mr. WROUG EITON. Centude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. POWELL ; Ophelia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. After which the Farce of - • WHO's THE DUPE I . Wiley, Mr. SU E'rT ; .Gratitis, Mr. BANNISTER. Elizabeth, Mrs: HARL 0 W E ; A Charlotte, Miss . . il lates for thnd e Boxes to be taken of Mr. MELLON Fosbrook, at the m•ollicaoin Little. Russell-street. ekes Fit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. IC Gs, " o nopened at to beha lt past lye, and begin at wit Six. 14 ' h • Till f urther notice, Places can only be taken front " t ri Nei( till Three. M°ll4l Y, Romeo and I uliet ,• Romeo by the Young fur sivAi. ma's At ter whi c h, Th e U n i te d Br i tons.; with 'rite Va., Un iiitbkid v u letu ""aY. The Beaux Stratagem ; Archer by a to 4 eatuing wee k Cc:lt -I,anY '''` l ng his fi a"rst earance on the Stage ; with 'the ;It R k 11; 'll4 oe lositis will perform on Thursday and Saturn SINIPSON's HOSPITAL, in DUBLIN, fur the RECEP- TioN of BLIND and GOUTY 081 FCTi from all Parts of the United Kingdoth, who, from a better Situation, have been reduced to Distress : instituted Anno 1714, and incorporated. by Ad of Parliament. , , . - . . TA EPRIVATION ; of SIGHT is confessealv one 1-1 of the greatest Evils with which mankind is afflicted. But it is rendered peculiarly dreadful when experienced by the Man who, from a respedable Situation, is in the decline of 'life reduced to.the necessity of appealing to the humanity and charity of an Hospital for his support. This.refie6tion operated so powerfully on the m ind of the late George Simp ,son, Esq. of Dublin, 'that he bequeathed most of his Pro perty to ered an Asylum partly for Blind 0 b,jeds, and being himself a Martyr to the Gout, he in his Will directed that under the same roof should be received the Gouty as well as the Blind. .The Trustees of this Charity„ s h o rtly after his death, erected a good,' plain, substantial i•louse, 'capable of receiving too Patients : the Funds Of the Hospital were at that cline sufficient to maintain 72 Objeds, who were lodged, clothed, and supported in a. decent, cointortable manner; but front the great and unexpetted increase in the price of every neces sary of life, and a considerable diminution of their income by the expiration of some ut their leases, the Trustees have been under thepainful necessity of declin in g to fi ll up the vacan cies occasionedlay theftleaths of Patients, who are now re duced in numM . tale, although numerous deserving Candi- dates have beeneconttuttailY iinPlorinf admissio n and protec tion without any apparent prosped o success`. HOW far the lotoottoos of the Founder of this . great and meritorious Charity lave been fuliiiledt the Institution itself Wili..upon inspec tion, best demonstrate. It is with much concern that the Trustees filui themselves under the disagreeable alternative, either of reducing still rim• titer the already much-reduced Establishment, or of making this first appeal to'the benevolence of the Humane. To the British Nation, with whi'cli I related is now happily united, the Trustees address themselves, in full confidence that a Charity so noble, and which is t he only Institution of the kind in the United Kingdoin, will net pass unregareled by a People to whom the cause of humanity and philanthropy never was committed in vain. . ,Donations will be ;received in London by Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand; Child and Co. Temple-Bar ; Hammersley and Co. fall-Mali ; Messrs. Hoare and Co. Elect-street ; Edwards and Co. Stratfoni.place ; Drummond and Co. Charing-Cross; also by_ Messrs. Puget and hainuridge, War. wick.lanc ; Bogle, French, Borrotees, and Conning, Austin Friars ; Harman and Co. Frederick -glace; and ay Messrs. Doldero, Ada,' and Co. Cornhill, with all of whom the In corporation Rules and Regulations of the Charity may be seen. And Donations in D UOllll will be received by tho Tills , . tees; namely, Alexander 'affray. M at thew Coleman, Olin Leigh, and Andrew Caldwell, Esqrs.. the Rev. Singleton Harpur, Sir. Hugh Crofton,- Bart. the Rev., Dein Carleton, Archibald Hawksley, Robert Howard; Alexander Kirkpa. trick, tames Kiug, Edward 'Litton, and Wm. Norton Barry, Esqrs. ' and the Rev. Robert Disney, .and by Robert Deey, Esq. Register to the Charity, who wi l l g ive every possible information relative to'said Institution . . And it is particular ly requested that such Persons as may be desirous to promote this Charity by a Legacy may bequeath the 'same "ro tile Trustees of Simpson's Hospital, Dublht." THE PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.- Bridgeestreet, Blaektriars, March 1 8, do's. MR, pFuLups, hasi the honour to inform the . Public, and the numerous Friends of, the undermen tioned Works in particular , that he shall publish them, as uauttl, on Saturday the 30th of March: - a. The MONTHLY MAGAZINE. a. The MEDICAL and PHYSICAL JOURNAL. 3 Mr..YOUNG's ANNALS ofAGRICULTURE. 4. The coLLEc - rt-oN ot 1140i)E RN and CONTEM PORARY VOYAGESand TRAVELS, 5. The MONTH LY ARMY LIST. -• 6. The FAsmoNs of LONDON and . PARIS. . 7. Dr. M AVO Uls4 VERSA L HI - STORY. 8. Dr. 1181300 ES' IIYGEIA,or E.SSAYSimITEALTH. On the tst day of the ensiting Month they! Works may be had, as usual, of Mr. Phil.lipsonntof.all Booksellers, News men, and Postmasters iu every .par,t of the British Empire. • Mr: Phillips hopes to receive ericlit front' his Friends for the eaertions which have enabled:Mut to present them with! out interruption with the Monthly Works of which he is the Proprietor, and which they have long bent induced to favour with their preference. He thottid have considered• him . self deficient in his DawAr he tailed to avail himself of part of the numerous Pre' sa which are still at work in the Metro polis at the old Prices, and he has therefore spared no pains to defeat a System of tuWeccdeuted Combinations. which, by - btriking at-the regularippearance of the. Periodical Works, threetened to injure the circulation ot them, and to' (4-Trice the Public of principal source ot Int ligence and.Amnsc rrieht. • RA Yr OFFICE; I~larcti t 6, iso. riPIdNCIPA! OFFICERS CO;;. and C 0 MISSIONk RS of Hit 1114,`ESTY's IV ;IVY hereki , give iVotice' i that on IS edeersday ibe•rith ins-ti,t, at On .'Clock, they will horeadjr trial with such Pet you at may X: Toil/lye (~ontraPt for eual,ring Kit Majesty's Yard, at 1)41,141, :wont. wick, Chatbant, Soeernep; Porttrnuutb, and rjinomus, or OW or more of the said YaitlN with COPPER §NEETS; COPPER and s M I it.ED METAL NAILS; COPPER 130)..TS mid RIN,CS; or any of the said artic le ;. • • Pattern: of the Sheets; Roils, aol 'Rings; and' of the warir4 o'f Nails required, siqy be riot at th7s Office, with firsts of t r edder:. No Tentier,will be receiyed after Twelve o'Clock on the .o,„, 4 , Treaty; icor anynotieed unless the ParD,, or an Agent for bins, attends. rer 115 t 4.• h• y~_M.-..__.~.~.?. PICTU L LING OPTIC!, , Yoviidati 30, Itfos) irfig CO inf/SS I:)NE RS fir IC: IL I ALL( Nri, , J 4 111$ 1 1 ,C47.F.511" s NA ti.r dr, berebi , give, oa ruirsa.'li the thcy 101 1n rrul Temlert ittl 4 ,rltinig(seoled r.,0 for such Qu4sultre, elbe foilowinit description of srAvE.s, a ix. Crow'), Diuritzit Pipe . i• Antly Hogshead Bratic 1)4i) t • 'Si 41 oz .- p i p e - ' As the relyeiletive .Persons . 44....,4'm4Y grab PropOL;fr thereof i'4lAr rootta3 to deliver into the giTh...titiv ..Mower at OertfArort.l, Plymouth, in verb I'r4Pj.tions a: shall herAtiter be ,leteria4x4 upon I oar ball by lb,' 31st of oa-ober rtivt, .tied the rentalvder Dy 4 , e 1111 y Decerr.!c, .6 - flowing; to be paid /or with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditioni .of the Contract may be sent at the Secretary's °l6Vre. N. B. .IVo Tert/er Jr a lets qwtatity than MI6 , Thwisstrt.... Crown AJNIZiC PiiLe, Ten Thousand cr., wn Lia'axie Hicrt:ty, Twenty Th,usand Crown 9i , 112.1,. F7t:bed:4 Thousand Brack Dant.r.ie, Plantbro', Stettin, or dueksc Pipe St,svei, will he admitted. No regar.l will be h.id Tentir,in .whieh. the Price shall pot be j4serte‘lia .r.t. , -3711 at length, or that shall nOt be delivered to the lloard behre One o'Clock' on the safd Toeidiy the, id of April next, nor unless the Person %vb. make: Tender, or 'gill!' PersoA all bit beha7f, atteitds,' to ~':saver, Tvhen called for, • • N ' • NEW COM EDI ES. This Day was published. plice 2s. IHI SCHOOL of REFORM ; or, Flow to Rule a Husband ; a Comedy, in - Five Ads, as per formed, at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with univer sal Applause. By THOMAS MORTON, Esq. Printed 'for Longman, 'Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noSter-row. - Of whom may be had, just published, , r` The Honey Moon ; a ,Comedy, as Derformine at the Theatt- Royal, Drury-Lane; price ss. 6d. To Marry, or Not to Marry ; a Comedy, as petferming at the Theatre-Royal, Cnvent,C;arden, mitten by Mrs. inch bald. tituIEATR OyA I. COV ET N..GARDEN. •MORKOE-ItW EVENING, March 23, 1.805 1 will be erformed, THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; ROW 'TO ROLE' A HUSBAND. "Ilh.bew Scenes, Dresses, and. Decorations. OThe Principal Characters by ar. COOKE, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. MAJNDEN, Mr. LEWIS, .iantiir MURRAY, M r . EMERY. Mrs. LITCHFIELD, Miss 14 RU.NTON, Mit DAVENPORT, and Mrs. BEVERLEY. WITH „, OUT OF PLACE . ; • ur,THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. The Characters by Nr,r. !JILL, Mr. SIMMONS, M r. BRAHAM . qq r. SIMMONS, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. FAWCETT, STORACIE, Miss WADD Y. t1,.‘ , . 5 ,10t tile Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Office, in hart -street. G~llSecond Price is. Pit j s . 6d . S econ d P r i ce 2s. piker pti ;y I S. SO Second Price ts. Upp er G a ll er y is . S econ d d Tho , ,-o Money to be R e t urne d . fti gnit 6 oti Will b: opened at Halt-past Five, and the Per at Halt-past Six i rs :a Fake at of Pl ace w ill b e per f orme d every Even . P ( 11l 1 10tI ce. kichard the Third. *', notice will be gi ven o f t h e next R epresentat i on o f 07 1 1 1r,tY or Not to M arr y. humlay, The English Fleet. new Cotriedy, in five Ads, will be produced next week. It) • IHE P ROI'IkIETOR.S of INDIA ST O CK Allll GENTLEMEN, HR retreat A Mr. A,dernvirr SHAW leaves ' oz . You the liberty of choice between two Candidata* l~atuy.,l firmly hope. that the truly distinguished and it,h,;, r ole line of Support with which am favourtd, arid s4ol",tois unexpected event has greatly contributed to Zra ir".'ol4st prave sucCessfuishould the result of to 27;.t! D t tb; s e a ' l a I to evince iny n e ty 4ile gr t lt a it t U e do n4 for a • qua UisChar gaa ,Proot of your confidence. I rethitiqrwith the.greatest respeel, ki n Yo ur Ladies and G en tl emen, , o ur most fai t hf ul and devoted humble Servant, a A rms N'. N . 40 .12 0 lAS. PATTISO • tl n „ Mr. PATTISON's COMMITTEE sits at the Tavern, in the P49ultry, from' Eleven o'Clock our _ IdIPY Relation of JOHN CLARK Officer the . ita ' t 4tcl . who died in Liverpool about seven Years to i iw,,ho left London nearly s ° Years ago, and t-hAit,ntHinag's kc:l;tsdeat)t resided in Liverpool, will appl y to Mr. B,t(Mti, Solicitor,' Si. Mildred 's Court, Poultry, Lon- Vi s , du( ;,,.' r to Mr. Thomas Murrow,, Lower Ceitle 7 street, Liyarpool, such Relation may hear of some. kA ST AND WEST INDIES, &c.GL4r4TLEMEN and FAMILIES. going o , l ' cli turni n Nq R !.roTn Abroad, are rospeetfulW informed. th at ELID° -T14 , 141 's Ready -matte LINEN WAREHOUSES, _.,.triina, and No y y, Witimore-street, they nut_y_bp m it ga with every Article et WEARING APPAKSL LINEN, fit forimmeichatO use. GOUT. Ti l ls Day was published, In One Volume ilEtwo, price 75, 6d. boards, DISSERTA TION on the GOUT, in which the Nature of that affliaing Disease is fully explain ed, and its speedy, safe, and effedual Cure, by the external applicatiKof Cold Water, is.amply illustrated, and confirm ed by a variety of or and communicated Casds. By ROISLItT IUNGLAKE, Member of the !loyal Medibal Society of Edinburgh, of the Physical Society_ at Gottingen, icc. Printici for lohri Murray', No. 11',. Fleet-street, London. • Thu Day was published:. In Two large Volumes °Claim, price One duinta in bootie • M A EMOIRS of the LIFE 3ti GILBER.T WKE‘, H FIELD, A ; B. •- • Written by Hirnself, Continue A new Edition, with his lateit Corred ion s , and.a ation to the tinie of his Death with Notes' by the Editors, To which is Subjoined, ad Appendix. of Original Letteri and. PaperS. . • • PUblished by lotinson, St. Paul's ChUrch.jraid. GEMS. This Day was published, elegantly printed in Qtrarto,_with Twenty-two Engravingt, price its . 6tl. in boar d s, G EMS, sclet:ted Iron) the ANTIQUE, with ILLUSTRATIONS. " The bbjett of this pleasing and very elegant performance is, to introduce a more fain:liar acquaintance with engraved Gems. The Artist of the present Work truly and judiciously observes; that the private Colkaions which haveleen En. grav,:d'are costly and scarce.' and that Illustrations are sub joined to none. Those which RTC here given arc seleaed with touch taste, and engraved with particular elegance. " All the Plates art deserving' of commendation—the In troduaion to the study of engraved GemS is neatly and clas sically drawn uj, and the Illustrations which accompany the Engravings are sulticient and satistaaory." British ceitic, Nov. 1804. p.• • 573. Published by John Murray,.3l.:fleet-street, London. MRTLAND's....ANATOMICAL PLATES. • • 11 -"-- 1) ,7 vo . as tzinti. pace ss. se w t, ' AN is.TONSIAJ44..I,- -i.,,%"1.11„5' of the )3QNES Am! MOW LliS of the LtTREMITIES of the HU MAN BODY,'‘vith Explanatory Map.s. ily G. KIRTLAND, Anatptincal Draftsman, • Published by john Murray, No. . 3a, fleet-street, London, - . CAPITAL MANSION AND MAt:IORS, HANTS.' TO BE LETT, For. Seven Years, and entered upon E C•ipiial MANSION WHRIt. %V E LL-HOUSE, completely Furnished; with atione. 70 Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture Land round the sante and with or without Six Acres mote of Water Meadow. The Deputation of two very extensive Manors, of abOut Etch rules and A half in length, and two and a half in bre.uitli, and to a Fishery, will be granted, besides liberty for qua. litiod persons to sport over above two thousand Acres ad joining, a largo proportion a which is Wm - I -Land, with pk.isant riding therein, situate four miles front Andover, ou the Turnpike Road towards Winthester, in a quad neigbi bourbood, and well adapted for the Residence of x Sportmynritt .t ali I or it t r r ev .; si a lc .7t t: o Pb A tk r " : l L ll(Y il ic ; h il cl o'6 L e ;)reri344 sr~d to SPRING LOTTERY, Begins Drawing r3th May, 18os. THERE never has beet) a Lottery of only 30,000 Tickets that ever possessed num . the Ntimber ot Capi tal Prizes with which Oils Scheine,abounds. On inspeatoo 'it will ,be found to contain nearly as many Capital Prizes as has been usual in Lotteries of 60,000 'rickets, aud'uo Prize 'uuder sol. SCHEMF. 'No. of Prises. 10' Value of each. - k 30,0.0 Total Value. 4.60,000 Z- - 10,000 . • 40.000 10,000 30,000 000 15,000 2003 - 10,000 1000 - 5" - • '/000 100 - • 5400 SO - • 5000 29 • ! 120,000 3 - i - . . GOSPORT. , FOR. PUBLIC,' SALE, At , the Dolphin Iron, on Thursday thelith of A wit, Otos. at Teti o'Clock. in the Forenoon. ONE Thousithi and Ninety-six Serons:of GUA. T EMA LE INDIGO, and other Goods, 1)4E4 the Cargo of the Spanish Ship Elmetis, capturod on her voyage from Havanuah to Cadiz by His Majesty's Ship Tribune; R. H. A. Bennet, Esq,. Captain, Catalogues may be had; SaMples of the Indigo leen* week previous to the Day of Sale, at Messrs. St. Barba, Gre.n, and 800% London ; and at the Counting-house of Mat. thus March, jun. Broker, Gosport. lino . . 6000 " • Of whoa); inay be had, t. Anatomical Plates of the Bones and Muscles. diminish ed from Albitius ; accompanied by Esplanaiory Maps. For the use of Students. The Sccond Edition, price 7s. 2. Anatomical Plates of th: Thoracic and A bdcintiml Vis cera ; accompanied by Explanatory Maps. For the use of Students, price 5” 3 . 3. The Blood- Vessels of the Human Head, price to. 6d. 4. The 'Blood-Vessels of the Arm, price los. 6d. S• The Blood-Vessels or the Thigh, Price los. 6d. 6. Map of the Htunan Ear, price Ss. A Piagram of the Eye, prios 3s. 8. The Blood- VosSels of the Whole Body, price al. is. 9. Bones and Muscles of the Hutnan Bony, 4to. in Num bers, price as, 6d. each. to. Bones and Muscles of the Extremities of the Human Body, 4to. price 71. tI. Thirty Plates (tithe Cow-Pox and . Small. Pox, pricy 3 1 . 3*. 11. Anatomical Plates of the Bones or various Animals, ,4to in Numbers, price at. each t 3., The Anatomy of the Horse's Foot, one, Plate, colour. ed, price 7s. 30,v00 'Ficket4 ‘3 00 , 0n0 ••••..rmaisal CotPitglS Determinable : First-drawn, tat Dayk to,ooo First.-drawn, 6th nay ,C 20,000 Ditto . ad Day moo Ditto . 7th Day • 2csoo Ditto - 3cl Day tOOO Ditto - Bth Day 30,000 Ditto . gth Day 5000 i Ditto . 9 th Day woo Ditto , - sthDay tOOO 1 Ditto, .. toth Day aOOO Tickets and Shares arc selling at every Office. • PRESENT PRICE. ' Ticket - . ,ClB IS o Half • . ,C 9 to ci ) Eighth - ; CV t 6 Quartzr -416 As l Sixteenth •. t 4 6 • *** The Public who arc desirous of having particular Numbers are requested to be early in their application to some of the I.nttery Offices, who Will take care .attd engage. the Numbers wanted, at the blank of England. 0 1 . . No. 4, Cornhill,and g, Charing-cross. • IBISH, ContradOr for the present Lottery, • returns his most grateful Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public s in general, for their liberal patronage in the late and former Lotteries, 'and datters himself the un wanton success that has attended Purchasers at his Offices Of late years' ' added to the punctuality observed in the pay ment of all Prizes, will insure him i continuance of two . Favours in the present Grand Spring Lottery. the Schema of which stands universally confessed the richest in Capital 'Prizes ever known ; there being e Prizes of 4 30,0•0 3 Prizes of ,C poo 2 -- . 2,0,000 i Zoos 3 10,000 --, •-; los* tee. Sac Persons in the Country may t Shares, by sending up, post.pait Office Orders.--The Lottery bel INDIAN ARMY IN EGYPT. This Day was published, in live. Price 7s. in boards, MEDICAL SKETCHES of the EXPEDITION to'EGYPT fromkINDIA. By jitisiES 11. GREGOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London • Sur. geon'to the Royal Regiment of Horse c;uards ; and lately S o uperintending Surgeon to the'lndian Army in Egypt: his is a very useful publication, gaud well worthy the serious attention of the Medical Body, particu larly of those Gentlemen who may be called upon to pr aise in the East and West Indies, or any hot climates." --Literary loUrnal. i• Mr. 14 4 . G. appears to be a diligent observer, and an ac curate reporter of what he has seen, with little bias to doubt. ful speculations or hypotheses. His Work. therefore, will be read With considerable interest, and will hereafter furnish some valuable documents for illustrating the Medical History of Egypt, and el inter.tropiCal climates in general."—Medi.. cal and Chiturgical Review for July 404, p. 35. Published by faith Murray, N 0.32, Fleet.street, London. b ' es ag u e l;phed with Tickets and ti, Bank Notes. Cash, or Post !guts the t3th May, lUS• 41 : . -- --,..........___1ie i --*---- - ;„, 'gm - .1 fIRE.OFFICE STRAND and CORNHII. , .I"SU it ANCE is granted i Iv this QWice, le, on Houses, t; Buildings, Manufadories, Ships, and all other Vete 2'l, Ntrichantlise, FA RM 1 bld STOCK, and other I'm" rrty, I, 'rh o t ntri Loss or Damage by Fire. Public for the t311,._ ireCtors return the!, Thanks to t he irepiT•edented Preference giVen by ini,„ 4 „PPY tu find that the Plans they have adopmd fo! th e them to this Office ; they tiarci i ' , Hut in Fire Insurances have given such general se. be it 44 i'u ni , ' ac t that througi, their exertions the business is beet c t;,.. -n , ( 'erstaDri, and itk advantages rendered more generally on ''''''' ; tin" beg to recommend their Mode of lyisuranest griNil,.llAl St 1 the Pre nium upon which IS 2S. 6d. ltitnztrity.:: r(hlIIICl i ta ty:lnsuranees l for .peribils short of a year, k" a lies gaud loss by Fire-front Lightning. th e ie:eillslor Insurances becoming who - due at Lady. Da y. are in n sof their Agent,, in the principal Cities and towns, gr 2 ' il tZ lit "liver i'ruP o sals , with the Rates of insurance, ttarr The Fifteen Da 3 allowed for Payment beyond this .. en ' . each Policy w ill' Ix pire tail he To day of April next. E . 1 „ . RmiE - kT SK.ELTO2 , 4 , See. „., M iNSTi. it 1,1 E 114 'URANCETand ANNUITY fiVICk, S TKAND and C 010,41114, LONDON. . • • 'ASONS desirous of iding fur their Darns. prov it .' th. l:le 'in n Dependants may by an Annual Payment, secure 4, 1 , 1 -.tt Yvidow4, elniartn, n or any other Person, either an at ti tll Y inr th remainder at Lite, or a gross SuM to be paid pirlto, Dece ase instil. • 1 , ,', 4nes may be made "for a Variety of other Purposes te r rlde for Rtne wa ; or Leases. —to secure Sumsisald for by lit ,„°' Employments, or for the Purchase ofsf,.tte Estates ; 'lFi'ir Arrangements ketween Debtor arid Creditor, &c. It b e VPLUNTEERS en o ► ( 'Ng represented - to the Direct ors that many Persons -- (o bi in the VOLUWIE ER SERVICE might wish to : ; z,_ :e some Provision for their Farnilics,'.er nearest COntwe zZtY_ . io eaft of accidentally failing vietiins to the unavoid. sceiasiialties of the Service, the Board, considering the same, t°, t vel that 114 General Scheme of the Sikeiely is Intended, na tu cu i re il P rOvISIOII on the Event of Death, whether from Sr , I, Pat Or accidental causes, ; yet wishing , to embrace singly ' an 4 ,. ec. hvely every objed in their power. which may, affbrd th,trlifttoodatiort to those who are desirous of - Insuring with L i,„, In A more limited deAree, they propose to grant ~E e i l. s of iNsuRANC 11 upon the LIVES of VOLUN. A S (.11Ptillse MI LI TA Ry eAs_UA Lri ES only. ~% 1 A n AO granted ta•conunence immediately, or at any r lure period. hr i a ' t r i- inte4 I "tes and Conditions of Insurance may be h- 2 ( 1 of the th tkolLiet ur Directors, as above, or at the Agents ar t 4 e WkSil FIRE-OFFICE in the Country, who Pkinted 4gesits for this ()Nice. sKELToN, Siv. No. 36, CORNHCIL. TICKETS and SHARES are new selling by HORNSBY a4O Co. Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Ticket cheaper than at the commencement of the Draw. mg of the last . Lottery: The present Grand Scheme is highly approved of and meets with universal support ; as such 1-10 RNSBY and Co. deem it their duty to make the same known as soon as pos sible,, to prevent their Friends paying so extravagantly for their delay.--'Tis true, the whole of the Tickets were dos • posed of to the last Lo ttery, and it may be fairly presumed they will be in the present, which begins Drawing the 53th of May. Orders by Letter or Carrier executed on the same terms as if present. Prima paid on demand whether` a 301. or a 33,ae01. OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS, cht Saturday, March the 30th, at Five o'Clock in the Even • - ing, • T TPWARDS of Three Thousand OAK-TREES, t.. 1 chiefly Good Plank Timber, standing within seven miles of Portsmoutk. Apply to Mr. Henry Mallon, Cosinun, near Portsmouth. SOON WILL BE DISPOSED OF. A- Capital- and , very Desirable MODERN RESI. 1 - 1 DEN CE, fit for a regular Establishment suited from Five to Ten Thousand Pounds a-year, with a MANOR, and from about aol to Acres 'of rich, healthy, and dry Arable and Pasture freehold Land round the House, corn. mantling beautiful Sea and Land views, situate between sixty and ninety milks South-west from 1.011(1011. It very touch desired, a Manor and well-wooded Estate, about 2000 Acres more, near it, may be adt..4, Inquire of Mr. W cba i Sr*liabury. CHEMISTRY. This Day was published, in Odavo, price ys. in boards , A N INQUIRY into the LAWS of CHEI. CAL AFINITY. By C: L. BERTHOLLET, Member of the Conservative Senate and National Institution, Translated from the French By M. FARRELL, M. D. Printed for C ohn Murray, No. la, fe et -street. " The labours of Berthollet have long been devoted to the Oultivation of chemical science. 41e appeared at an early pc.. rind as the associate of Lavoisier, and contributed to establish the Modern system, by the zeal and ability with which heen gaged in its defence. lie has enriched it by the discovery of several important truths a • and society is indebted to him for the most successful applicationof chemical agency that has ever, perhaps, been nude by a scientific C heinist —that of the attion of the olymutiitic arid on vegetable colouring natter to the art of bleaching, an application by which the processes of that art have within a few years been completely changed. The investigations he—has now brought forward are not less inportant. They are not confined to a few insulated fias, but are directed to the first principles ot the science ; they present to us new views of the laws of chemical - affinity ; and the discovery he has anneunced, if established in its foll ex. tent, must materially alter our explanations of chemical phe nomena. • Withtuch claims of novelty 4nri iMportance, we deem no apology necessary for • giving some attention to tins Work. " These speculations, in every point of 'view are interest. ing ; and no one will question the stibtilty ot masoning and cattant ut knowledge by which they are - Wpported." LdUieurgh Revievv i , No. $9, vol. iv page tat. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. AND GLOBE INSURANCE..SitARES. MONTHLY' SALE. i B IVI r. SCOTT, On Friday, April 5, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's, Change-alley, London,' T HE LEEDS AN I ) LIVERPO O L NAVIGA. . TtoN ; Five Shares in this excellent Concern, the Dividends arc St. per Share per Annum, and will uodoubted ly increase. The C HEST BR FT ELD CA NA 1., an established Naviga tion, dividing 61. per Shoe per Annum ; also. Shares in the GRAND JUNCTION, SWANSEA, KENICHI' and ANON, and the ‘YORCE.STER and hi It.MiNGHAM, CANALS. The GLOBE INSURANCE,. xt;o11. Subscription pl. per Cent. paid, bearing 5 pcx. Cent. Interest; with good Prosped of future Advantage. Particulars at the Hen and Chickeriii fiirmingham • at Hatctrett's Hotel,,Piecadilly ; at Carreviray's ; and of 'Mr. Scott, No. es, New Bridge-streeti Londe/if. - • A CAUTION ,'.1•0 THF PUBLIC: TROTTER'S pRIENTAL DENT' ERICH, or' ASIA« T 1 C TOOTH-PO WOLK. WHEREAS several CompTiitions,, both its Town 411(1 Country. have been vended, to the great detriment of those who use thetn, ' Mr*. Trotter facie it het duty to caution the Public to he particular of whom they purchase the above Article, which they may tely on getting genuine at her arehouie, or front those whose Names are inserted in her W Advertkements. For ahuve these ;welt?? years'it having been held in the highest estimationhy aery description of people, preclUdee all paneg%ric. Those who have not tried this excellent Dentifrite, will find a.singte box a sufficient qinattity to ascertain its etfi. cacy and virtues; its excellenetes being ecknowletiged b 3 the most respe4eble Medical Autitoririee, used by many and recnntend , i(l. : The 'Powder clealltiee and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no acid that cat corrode the enamel, puts a beautiful pulish ott the Teeth and is extremely sate in its use. L its aetringeoc . it strengthens the gums, eradicate* the setirvy (wltie often proves the destruetion of a whole set of Teeth), 1)% SerVeS sound Teeth frotn decay, secures decayed - 'Feet Isom bocoining worse, fastens those win.. it are loose, an proves the happy meaty of prev ett t ing theii being drawr hut what has enhanced it in the estimation of those. L,arlit and Gentlemen who have been in the Itenit ut using it, il that it prevents the return of. the .Tootit-Aelv, with vvincl Were that period, tney nut beet% violently afflitted. Mk' wise a TI N C'l' If RE, which possesses the power or cash the most violtot -'rooth-Nch..—Vowder as. ed. a box, at Tinaure, ditto, 13rosites is eaell. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, No. Beaufott-bitiklines, Strand end, by 4 . o l,,,iotment, at ma of the Wholesale Perfumers in London, and out of town, a kir, si r: emote; p o rtsinout,t, eel itelein, .ditto; Mr. Rid =IS. Ply11101.:th ; MIS SheAri.:iift ,ifid Proeser, Ilr6to I NiNiloartr.tinVitnlisnal.taii:livAAttimi;:to,,Mzio.iiiesi'eftwititit:lLlFix:l:ll,od:t.irl::;, onta'ytWattrtiegrNl:te(;,:vx,:Carolottvl upon.Tyn.a.--suld also in evtry c..111:t:,1 Town througho England. P„,. * PliaSe to ask- for Trotter.. her Name wvi flan on t Sterne's.