The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-25 00:00:00

::>,,,„,,-...... • .< 4, , •:;",,,„:„„, IX, '. ..,. . . 4,04. , • IV_ k 4'o . i,., .'".. , • Z ;i , . ‘ , , ':' \, '*f : : : • I' l. :' '- . ' ‘,'* 4 1 ".: 4 1:: : t' 0 :11.• 4. V - * • ~, ~, 7 *iclk\k f_tkrA. ." t 17, -Iti Y*4'al., 1 - If ik i I. z liL , , 7 - , ii NUMBER 3934'1 THURSDAY, , s 2.5, 1805. f?AUCE sixv.mkg. ti. .61 j THEATREROYAL,. I . I .RURT , -.1...A.NE. . . rt . „ . . A. HIS PWF.SF.NT EVF4\I.INQ April 25 ! J 805 s !t• ► . will he performed • THE STRANGER... : - en M ... -.... , .' The Stranger, hr.., —ROP E • Count.Winters,i r•ll o l f 1. , A ' ZIR t. - , , tar os , Steinlort; ' Mr: BA - K 1 ?MOR. t ; Mr. Salerno,,, Mr. W 0 %5 1 T:44ft ; ' : • , ,• .-.' - • Peter, Mr. SUE rT , . . • Francis, Mr. I) A LMS•Fki• ; 'it .•-• ' • s " 1 • „ Enbias, Mr. Pf..)W I• LL. ?„'- , •rs, I Eiller, MrsrPO I NVI.I4 • - .• I ' . . . • , ;tituntais ‘Y ill • r 1) , 41 rt . .; ,V.:1 , 1 NI iNG ; , ..,,. , I ~ . .f. ellAriC , t,', Mc:i. SCoTT. • • With (34thric) a new (.."4,,n.c Opera v in 'Ewo Ads, called 11-1 E 50Lb.11,..R.'14 ItE . FURN ; - or, WtiAIT CA'N .B E A UTY DO ? The Principal Chitraders by ' Mr. PoWELL Mr 11 lo . tn\r•l'()N, Mr. li AN N 1 STE It; Cal r'. 101.1N',ToNE, Mrs. SPARKS; qrs. MOUNTAI N, Mits. DF CAMP, Mrs: BLAND„ A Danettincidental t o the Piece, Cotnposed by Mr. Byrne: '7Places for the Itoxes to be taken of Mr. Fuiibrook, at the . Office, in I.ittle Russell -street. The46t6t:' Pi' -* 1 I ' 0 ', •ry 2s• U ITV' Gallery is. ' ''•• ' • ''- ,- ' ` •d b , in at' sots i.. I,L. ~ . .i. ...tit past 1: ive, All eh bll tlisSt Six "I "'" " N. B . .r•-• f arth er • • , only - • i t , ~„ ill notice, P laces can be taken from T u t ' '-ioLk tilt Three. , ~ Ttc w • • 43 4 '' %VI t - LiPl . ;': Optmt 4 - nip:C*l446i neturN w '',..'' 1 4441 1 .• . 1 , -b I .te ' vplausc, di al %at be r , CCIN.:,. WILT Ott. 0 - 14:4 ult ot t. ~. . i , , elC4ltd Oil SatirdaY and l'skestiay ilcXt.- '4 sinurtia. The West Indian. , I`I4I•EA TRE-9.OYAL, COV ENT-Galt) }::N.T°"MORROW EVENING, Apra 26,, iSog, - will be performed, kVi - lb 'W AiN'l.' A GUINEA ? ; The Chataeters by Ai, p hl , r ,At iVIS, Mr. K. E•MIII.E, A ir. NIUNDRN. i' `•APMAN, Mr ; C. KE.MIII.t., b,4r. sIMMONS, M r , i f'‘, V AVIJY, Iktc IJAV ENV() RT, Mr. EMERY. - '''‘vVCErr, Mai;ters HA h. ROB() W and BENSON, .. 114 Mrs. , I GI BBS, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss WADI)•Y' 4 P " (4° Stle to be - spoken by Mr.-.Fil.,utliroN, and the Epi logue by Mrs. MAT rotxs. • ' Wi 7 H ' .. AGGRESSION; . . w i i i or, THE lIEROIN,E of YUCATAN. en tirelY new Scenery , hlachineryl Dress•zs, and Dec°- Place r rations; e......., . or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 1,, Ull,ce, in I lart.street. c a l`;:s6 I. Second Price s. Pit 3s. I,d. Second Price 25.: Price alter Second Pelee TS. Upper 'Gallery Is. Secon d Th. „* *4l4) Money to be Returned. Peit t l" ew Comedy of Who .Wants a Guinea ? will 'be re. will on ‘Vecinesilay Thursday; and Friday next week • L ) AgKr e ".,,, n ,t miNte ~... l in. _ , ,t petty will perfortn on Saturday ......._-•;•"114),and S.iturd.iy pcxt week. • this week, and . ---7----________—_—__..;....., .• Ti' TuNNtt. uNntit Tilh TIIAMES. • tiE GENERAL, ASSEIVIBLY of PROPRIE... Illisi;roks wilt be holden at the London 'tavern on W L.D -v„1,„ . I ) , Y the first of May next, at One o'Clock pr,fer s sely ; a,,,,i;;.Ne.astires wilt be proposed for discharging the Ji . ebts, p ti „r . lning to ;4 speedy conclusion the A (Lars of the cntt ,111,r.!..A full attendance is therefore earnestly requested; t et . x . ,%s hvell that such Proprietors as may be unable to at aho.,p 4,....i1y will ~ , ,t Nil to appoint a Proxy, who must ' ‘!ie r4vesend a Proprietor. ' 1 _ , 4) 1 •11. 2,,, o, . If.)IIN MILLS, EVANS, Clerk rO . til: Company of Proprietors. ....""...------....--.... •' . . 101i/sISON. In the Press, and in,a few Days will be published, in One eleAnt Votttme, smalt Svo. price 4s. 6d. In boards, .A BRIEF ACCOUNT Di the LIFE at Dr. ,C - 1. SAMUEL jOkINSON, from his Birth to his Eleventh • ii(lNG's'THlATtifi.; MR. HARRISON rn. , st , reSpenfully. : acquaints , the Nobility, Gentry, and his Frieltis in general, that hi! ANN UAL:U(INC ERT will be per:Anted ktothbLGreat Ramp, King% Theatre, on Friday the 30 of May. ;The PetforMance *ill be on the same - hand Scale as . The Orchestra will consist or One Hundred 'Seled Per ;formers. • ' The Principal Vocal Parts by • tWar PARK E, Miss -TENN . Atid Madame B Mr! HARRION, Messrs. 1 / 2 C1 3 / 1 4 11. ES iand L i.l A..M KNYM.ETT, . M. SALE,. Mr. GOSS"; Mr. GORE, And Mr. BARTLEIANs. Leader of the Band (which will be..nunterous and complete) • Mr. T. CRAMER,. . Organ and Grand Piano Torte, Mr. C R E-ATOR EX. Amon -the Principal Instrumental Performers are Messrs. Lindley, Shield, Moral!, ariesb,ieb; ' Weidner, Mahon, Mariotti, Boyce, Smart, anditolnues. Trumpets, Messrs. Hyde and CLttelo. Double Drums, Mr. lenkinson. The Chorusses will he supported by the Young Gentlemen of fps Majesty's Chapel, Paul's, and 'Westnriiinter Abbey, the Performers belonging to tire Antient acrd Vocal Canceris, and the Choral 'Fund. 'The favourite, New Glees performed at the Vocal Concert will be introduced. ' • Also a erand -Manuscript Cuncc,to for .Violi.ns, Tc . l:Ort '6OlOlleCllO, two Oboes, two Clarinets, two briworo., and four Freo..l: I lorns t.coinpokdby,Handel for his Patron Mr. leirni k igs, alai a .111P)Std never t, have been publiclyperformed Lonion. , Ctrl: Parts ara in the I-land-writing-of the late Mr.. (. . C. Smith, of Bath A wito• W 43 Handers Amanuensis. atter he bei r mie Mind. .0 keys, Itilt-a-Guine.aeach, to be had of Mr. li,irrlson, at his House No. 19,, Percy-street'; also at the Must,: Shops of Messrs. House, and Wllktmon, Birchal, Date r and els-. nrenti and Co. w it it N > more Tickett will be issued than the Room can well accommodate'. • , , ViCrUALLII:7 PP/Cli, , ; tiiris, rCH H F L C/ i .") f.d iii 7 M ss i i S l l' , l s O w N iyv E ,V ; ,5 C. - „e t tt F r io", -tie 7,6 th of . April, "thy ) 1,44 • rea , ?t• t eceiz , c Tenders, itr writing - (sealed lob' tr - e4l I. I..'i what PR esti II ntay be i.:speitil Pititio, Ore Of:iii,-',L44,14t.;'' 's rSbipi ind Yeilt •at iflinnooriV, -;i.ter• 3%7.0440 ,tionthr fruM Me ibt next M nit! , ;,t.; Gei ; aidi jor'2) ahle, with interest, rieryt:4lr,.r dor, , • ' , Conditivos of thrdo.pettiof nt.ty he weer qt # I V 84roaii , tirr Office, at thir Offer; or tria`t; to ibe • jetait's Cust mu, 41 ifiyawa - 1.4 r=t4l:ll:i'llt b.t,i to ~tny Pettier in the' , Pr ire : not heeisseyWhictrord at r:tiigtk /Ad tint ifdtird &fore U e o'Cbrk on ihei.iiiidilittaft' t ,Cle, emir it not-unless ihi Person :'l46 l 4tVi t k , tort: on on hit kbalf, nitendr, io athrttr,•nethen called for . yen ul , ilia - Year. , . , • WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. To which are added, Original Lettere to 3„):tc, Fobason,.- by Miss Hill Boothrsy, from the MSS. preserved by the Doctor Printed for Richard Phillips, No. tr, Bridgis-street, Week. friars ;"and to Le 14d of all,Book4llets And Newscsrriers. mOf whom aY be had j ,just ,publisr,cd, ' r The Letter,i; and other Works Of ,L,40 o y Mary Wortle,y Montagu • d yols: price ass. 'on laYge paper, s. P z. The Corraspondence of Samuel Richardson r'situ Friends ; and :)is Life, by iqrs t llghatkid ; iu 6 Vols. 45%. ! 3. Memoirs tif the Life, with the Original Correspoitttenee and Paporis; of lontiWllkea ; in 5 Vols. 4, The Correspondence of the late Countesses of Hartford' and Pomfret ; 3, Vals. - ats. , • - , • DR, BUCHAN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE. Spurious Edition of this valuable Work being recently announced, with pretended Tinprovements ...the, Hand, the Public are respeetfully.infbruned, that it new Editlon (being the Nineteenth) of the G enu i ne Work is 'idst.published, in One large Volume ()Clay°, price Si; 60; .in boards,. by the original Proprietors Cartel' and W. Davies, Strarid ; W. Creech, mitt 11.; ltaltiyur, at Edinburgh: ,/i..* * * Th. strew with ,y hat care the Author revi s ed his VVotit so lately treln rt!,3, and to point out the eon:A:let - aide Additions :urd I inpt . iweinents which were then made (whica no spu:ious Publication tan posses:;), it is thought right to subjoin the Author's Advertiseinedt on that occasion'. to his own Words : Slany spurious and putilated Editions of this Work licit% now itt circulation, copied front the oldest and most imperfed•Editions (published stove Thirty years.since), and with pretended Improvements, Ur. Buchan thinks it his Duty to put the Public on their goArd-ig:titist those trans, intended to take in the unwary, and to injure the Att. thor's Reputation, .by making him responsible for their Er ' tors and DefeeL, lirshis Eighteenth Ethrion;:iie has consi. derahlv enlarged every Chapter, and int:mined above an Hutidlel Pates of origmal -Matter; on . a wirier) , of tr a ce anti interesting Subjetts, the result 4, 1 his Practice and gxperl. ' nice which he hopes will 'render the Work more conducive to the great purposes of general and useful Information," ' {s../* As above may also be had, lately published, by the same Author, Adrio. , to Mothers on the Subject of their own Health, and on the Means of promoting the Health, Strength, and Beauty of their Onipting ; one vol. goo. 6s. in boards: SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON. April 4, 180 S• YESTERDAY being ST. GEORGE'i DAY, .11 the SOCIETY of ANTIQUARIES met ut'their Apartments,, Somerset-place, in pursuance of their qta tutes and Charter:of Incorporation, to elegy`}. a PreAent, Council, and Officers of the - Society, ter the 'car ensuing: Whereupon George Earl of Leicester • Rev..Dr..Hantilton Alexander Aubert, Esq. Samuel LyiOns, Esq. Sir George Beaumont . , Bart. john Lord Bp. of Salisbury William WAY, Esq. luseph WindJuin, Esq. and Rev, John Brand, A. kl. Rev. Thomas Win. Wright, Sir Henry C. Engletield, Bart. A. M, Eleven of the Council, were re-chosen of the New Council: CRITICAL' REVIEW. rrliE New Proprietor (if Trit: L:ik I T1CA.1.., I VIEW Is highly flattered by 'trte ilicr4i,ed Sale, of its two last Nottibm , far which,only. in"'Sity rt;gre `r spomible, awl is itr.patient 14.4; *mint:taus Impression at' the erisuing:Nurribei3 shall prOmat a •recurreme of thv disalipoiottriertt of which so ntunv •;ersons . have had brawn to coiriptaln. %,* Comututiicatopp;i lart at Mr. Itlawntin's, ta, Poultry., will he forwarded to the toprietor. April r 1103. „. c~ ,i This Day were published, Handsomely printcci, and illustrated by Six Plates, in 4to. price tes. 6d. in ho:irds, and in Ociavo, Price 7s. in lids. irA RS ER V ATIONS tht COAS . rS of HAMP. N.., SHIRE, ESSEX, and KENT, relative chiefly to Picturesque Beauty ; made in the Summer of the year 1774. By the late WM. GI LPIN, Prebendary of Salisbury, end, Vicar of Boldre, near Lyrning. irESSRS; W. CLARKE. avii SON inform the Profession, that the Item.inder of M%.•l3at. t p A° r Sn itt ies en gl' t lNu l Cc 'l l t ai n eBl l, ° , 7e . e lrt rl' l l l ee a ar V wV e .'l r ot y hrk :o ll i t :i At o ltP :s Pe A ;"rC• ri d : ' x l l y ' N t t i t ::: e l la t s t r ,l% .‘ Day pu,blJslieli in two very large P.Oyal Ootavo Volunws (price 21. 6s. in b being Vols. V. and Vl*. which wholly complete the Work; • , * * Ceotlemeti are requested to give early ()Hers to hay.: the Work completed. in order to pieveut disappointhlent at a futurelletio4 - by teei! sets tnnaining impettect. 'Or The Publishers regret that the gres,t 2,,amity ot . Mat ter centahied i,r Volumes V. and VI. togah.:r with the.Ex pence ot printing the fables and Indexes, will oblige them to make a trifling Addition to the Pricy of these Volume,: atter the 24th or lune next, till which 'rune the I'urci~a ears .11 the preceding Voluittes arc all..wt:d an opv.rt4.lnity et-coat 'Acting them Sets at the cti - iginal Prke. - Lannon r l'rinte.l for W.Ctarke *tut SUt Portugal -street Lincoln's Inn. of 0 1 ; of And Richard Glover, Esq. flenryftevell Reynolds, M.D. W. Wyndham, Ld.Grenville Min Syrnmons, Esq. 'oseph Jekyll, Esq. Edmund Turner, Esq. Rev. Sir Rich. Kale,' Bart, Sir f. B. Warren, Bart, K. B. Francis Earl of tvloira . And f. Willett Willett, Esq, Ten of . the other Members of the Society, were chosen of the New Council; and they wore severalty declared to be the Council for the Year ensuing; and i on a Report Made of the Officers of the Society, it appeared That George, Earl s of Leicester was ileaed President, ~ William Bray', Esq. Treasurer, ' - • —Samuel Lysons, Esq. , Vireetor„ Ray. Thornas William Wright, A. M. Secretary; and Rev, john Brand; A. M. Secretary for the Year ensuing.., The Society afterwards dined together , at the Crown aild AndlUr Tavern, in tale Strand, according to annual custom. J . 01 . 1N BLAND, Ste. tont, Published by his Trusters, for the Benefit of his School at lloldre._ -- Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of wham may be had,the Fourth Volunte.of Mr. Gilpin's Sermons to a Country Congregation ; and Hints for the Use of the younger Clergy: Also published for the ornatit of his School ' • price is. in bO,irds.—And all Mr. Gilpins's other Works. COTTAGE AND LAND. , tVAN FED ro RENT, COMTPAC: 1' HOUSE, for d small genteel Family, with Garden, &c, and Fiva Acres of G rasa L 20 or 30 Acres more, no objeaon. Must be in A guott Noighbourhood,and on Lease; within twenty Milesa London. ,„ Particulars sone to Aw B. 41, Penton-Plece, ! Penionville, near London, will be duly attended to. j. This Day were evigip#44l, In One Volume -Octavo, Pries g*. bd. in boards... QERMONS.. By Sir lieNRY PAVN.AtEIFIr 1..) Lwoo ID, Dart. DJ); and F. 't. S. ErlinbUrth one of the Ministers of St. etrthheres, ~hur.:,ll;' and Se. nior Chaplain in Ordinary in Scotland to 1-lis Royal highness the Prince of Walos. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, end Orme, Paternoster. row ; and W. Whyte and 1. Anderson, Edinburgh'. Of whom may be had, lately published, Sermons. By William Laurence Brol.vri, D. of Marischal College' and University ; Prn;,-,sor of Clivii.ity„ and Minister of Grey friars' Church, Aberdeen ; one of His .14 2 ,joiry , A chaplains, in Ordinary in Soo; I anti ; and Member o r ihe Piovincial 'Societies of Arts and Sciences of Utrecht and Holla.ntl. In One Vol. livo. prices: in hoards. . 10 111 111 , o(e' lATILDIN" LEASE, or 1.1 , .ic . ,•;L5. rtA, I.IISIIOYSGATE-SI'REET: Lointnittee of the W rshiplul, Company- of 4\:,Skinners will meet at their Hall, on Dowgate-hill, on -1 1 4 w Y e t i l : r e , -1 ) -1t 11 I da Y. of May, precisely at Eleven o'Clock,to t; ru t " on i t ? . sd ‘ s v lor let Nig . t l!e . valuableiterriait t l e de , r t u re t e t t ha a t n alld h iuth SI- 1 North est Side. ut Lioltepi.g.t . I,e 4es. 1( t. ut Skinner-street', on a Building Lease or i )1 , Ekvation, and Description, may be seen by ap ' /14 at Ihc Llerlt'.i t 'nice, Skinner s ' Hall. Ti 111,1,11 owi ng is Ole GRAND SPRING LOT. ho ~,c , . ts. TER? SCIIENIE. 2. - - 4:30.000 • - ;Ju . Value of each. Total Value. . .. ‘60,0 - 0 2 3 - - 2101,000 . • 4°o"b - - - 3* ' ooo • 1 . .. , coo , ~ .„ , 35,0e0 l . . _. 2 000 _ • - 50,000„0 50 . i: . - zoco - -, ... .500 t- „, .. 7 loco _ suoo tl o , - too - - 6 00 0 - - , so .. ~ soo3 ...__ ' 26 . . 12oicio* . 30 ...„___ 1 '‘ i , . , I cktts ,C 300,000 r . Part of the Capitals will be detetts fined as follows : t)littltt`drawii, Ist Da y,C 1 . 0 coo Fi rst.drawn, lyth DAY .0 2,1 0" I ,)itt " 2.1 Day 1000 Ditto - 7ttli DaY 20 c* srut u o : 3d Day toot: Ditto - Bth Day 3o,?0o Din e , 4th Day sOOO i Ditto , 9th Day woo , 1 ith Day loco I Ditto ~. loth Day. 2,p00 " 'rickets and Shares are selling at every, , t t , ; ,. ~ Ticket . .. . ,ClB 79 o 2" ( `•- , ,C 9 I 4 o i E.lklitb - A 9 6 uart er - 418 0 I Sixteenth - 1 5 * *** Be lb:awing 13t11 May, lgaS• 1;+ TiI()NIPS'OI4 SCOTT, SN',444llLitAg.-r, Ni‘49lAi-14110. . • , 14 „ , PI, buh4, Corn lull, and 9 , Charin3.cros, " Loudon, I '1"1-1, enntr.tet f the present LoltgrVl . Or or t or ex ' 4s6 urcil his Friends that the Sale of Tickets and Share 2 ~ ,_ eteds his most sangnine ex peAations. g?:.. in the late Lottery, Tickets rose from the present Price to rvarci of :41. yes, Ticket before the Drawing bsgurt, and 1,1'191m: ~vas's.*',, l' before the Lottery was hall tini!Ped d;_ lotvct! sSetieitie of the present Lottirry - stands uniy e ersa lc lt r y . : o l__ itfivl4 3 ;!: s c i i r !''.r to any ibritter in Capital Prize.",;:.utisetillo etri:l73 ill pu r , / ... i r et , ' (who, mean to ad ver . autc I At1ntid:.......: r.,:liets and Shares, trot] . 4 ~ . will bA, 6 , ..qt to rist considerably. . I the extraordinary t I d by sending iti)o4. py....H, in th,. COeliary hire he supplied, 'l, e,...P31(1111ank Notc..,'C,ish, or Post 0 tli‘e Orders, to !sinter 'rani! or 9, C hnilig.clu&s, Lottdon., . . , .......,,,,_ 1:... ',,:i.,: Legg ,a .15th of May. nS.ATE LOTTERY. CONTAINS 4 r ' 4.4 Ed ---. .„. 4 , ,00 0 I 5- ---- Zoo* 3 ------ t 000 to,c;;o 1 X ----- 1,,,,,, ,, 1.1. ~t ► so,i. and others of roll. &c. &e. ... ", 1 1 4 i' 0 . N,,. IA ‘ 1. 1 ,,, 11 , r y, are • selltng , Ine .11 1 ••••,.., . . r)eg it ) , '' ,- V. PS and SilAk ES of the above l'ulterY' to ~ drawing the lith Ni"v f f 1,, t, l; t i tvz la,t Loticry', ket No. xr , ,9•3'2, a P ize e l P: i it t „ No. Bloc, al'rize or I , tol. an, Nos, 9Sor, and 16,2? .• fit,,," °', S=o; were shalt*', ~ : ;it sold at Swift and Co , i (Pt: Prli . ',l`ltre No: 679 z , a Prize of 20.,0A. No. 93, 67 , a P r " e ' ... 7° °l. 'tt ', ' 3 l'riz- of toaoß In the --,:„-4 91 .in .ss . 9 4 .1,,e , a - I..ttery, wer•-: alb', sold in shares. l'.o hp , - At I,i ~,• '"/ I- ), without l eserve 'by Pt VII C SA LE • -( " . ti C 11% il ' ' ' % -F 1 ~- - Nfark -14/1,. _ 0 t.e ou„e, aver the Corn -1,4 hi ,-,., I: re- ~.,4 4, Pn Monday Next, at 'La past. One o'Clo,•lt I.rc p-, i ' , Y, 111' I it ' "flowlng GOODS, y ix. About 2 500 ' -1 . »,,..- . 'ri4ra of go,):1 Datit-ir mixed NV II EA T. cc "" er - .c po l . f „,,, •. • ..,4 k. , I ~. k t 4 Exporta , .0 1) . but . - ..iLt_ LA:, 5 inkier the it, ~ -C . the e nrch,, ets 4l ,. i,,Y, tx . ,etsiert.t.l for ci t e ,ll9rne-COtlsWlTtpiwit, t,,5n1iiiii„.4....",11X-ttk.-ohual Dimas us ao MC 3 8 • I,er Quarter. s 44: Sori it y c ,. 'lt5h 1114 be seen, and Catalt,-4uo. hattt at the ) ink) 01 • DANCING.* R. ALLAN's ANNUAL BALL will be in the New London Tavern, Cheap side, on Thatsclay, May the 2 . 11. 'rickets, thf e, to b?, had at Mr. Allan's ACatieTtliti, No. 19, 9trerrarthstreer, Golden. square, No. i 6, Brinverie-street, Fleet.stieet, and No. 10, Great Alid-:(reel, Goodman's Fields • . . N. B. This is not a Ball for Children. The Subscription Evenings wil l continue' as usual. Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learut ' the Accomplishment ofThucing, or not of It improved mo. dern style, are taught by Mr. Allan on., plans expressly formed for those to whom it is an objet to •acqiiirelt expo= ditiously,, privately, awl in the most „elegant fashionable style: Foreigners, Officers and Country Residents, who wish *to learn in a few days, may board and loJge privately in the House, and receive constant instruttions; Mr., Allan's Assistant* are Messrs. Tomlinson and Ags. ARMY AN!) NAVY liqUkrAGE. rriHE PATENT' CAMP BEDSTEADS, ture,hfattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respeft tully,recommenciedto tient - Lomeli. us being, the most portable and • superior to any Others' made in Landon ; Nlarquees, Tents, Tables and Ch4irs, on , improved principles; sea G ots , Sofa Beas t and Chairs, fm - on Board Ship ;_ usgoitto Net Furniture., and I . .ttent Braks-se vta ree,isteads, tor Last and West Indies, an.: Foreign Climates. at MOK,;AN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead Mat i zufaelory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 anti t 7, Catherine.stteet, Strand. Morgan and Sandersts New-invented Intperial . Dining Tables. allowed to he the most complete and k tegant bet of Tables ever yet-in vented,' are very portable, picking to a. Box but ten Inches deep. , N. B. The Fa;ittonable Sofa-Bed and' Chair- B:d Ware house. SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOOTS, kir. NEW INVENTED EFFULGENT 11 A I RI) 3I.A Y CiZING, patroniZe4 for use by the King " id Royzil Family, was brought to perfedion five years ago, and has ever since maintained , tieeisive super,nrity ; wholly lode vendent of gummy . smearing, and' the noxious coat of japan varnish, this is purely undieus, aofterting, essentially cleansing, corisclvative, and congenial _to the leather ; even after a great length of time, when dust is wiped oil, the taanscendant l‘istre is displayed, which no other Blacking can elect ; it soils nothing, and has 'no scent ; it repels wa ter, witiiStands heat,' flourishes in all climates, and requires hot halt the trouble ; its imperial elegance is conti:rred on Bats, Dross-shoes, Cartouch.boxes, Ladies" Black Busks, Clogs; tee. is. aud is. 6d. per Box. II n'y's Mixture, Cream, and Liquid, are match less for Nstoring, preserving and beatititying the Tops at Boots. The Cream keeps the pale colour, rs 6d.. The Liquid is frir brown ar tan, is.: The Mixtuse. takes out i nk, or any Stahl, 33. per Bottle. • The Genuine are signed and sold hv Robert }lardy, 3, Barn . arch's Inn, 1-101n,irn, London ; i)iccy and Sutton, L 9 W Church-yard ; Howard and Evans, Lein;--land; Shaw Anil fidoiards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; 1-lendrie and Sous, Tichhorne-strixit Butter, Cheap:Ade ; Roberii,on. ,Priiacas-street, ; Hardy's Music S 7)rsi ; limistin, Printer,. Camoridge; and irtost uLim,. ri, i‘ook.• sellers, and Venders; of Miaticii e or the E. This t3tacktti; rowder is p.l 11t LL rely 'e :lttitl"i7'►etl rn and Oat . ex:pot onty,,-. it> ft,. IA carriage not subject to lost, as 'mist I;44ltdr. at it, , ti3 tied beCaliilg of bottles,.fertnenting* NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. •ffi HE IMPERI AL REVIEW ; or ',lnfirm, •T Edinburgh, and Dublin Literary Journal, is published Monthly, price 23. 64. The last Three Nurnher, foe' January, February, sand March, Domain; amongst various other Articles, Accounts of ihe following Works ;--Grieshaeh's Greek Testament, flutton's 'Translation of Ozanain's Recreations in Mathe matics, ; Taylor's Maximus Tyrius; Cappe's Critical Remarks on many Passage's of Scripture; Lorcl,Tezgamouth's Life of Sit William lanes Forsyth's Principles of Moral 'Science • Correspondence and Memoirs of john Wilkes ; the Works ( 1 .4 Dr. John Brown ; Memoirs of Gilbert Wake field ;. Scott's Lay .c,t' the last- Minstrel ; Lambert's Genus Stock's Translation of Isaiah ; Loudon, on PlaiitattenC ; LandSeape Carde'dng, .of Gtaham'S Sabbath, a'. Porno r. 4ilolphues:4Reign of George 111. i R ostock on Respiration; Kinglake on (;nut; lltichan on Sea Bathing; Lionean . 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The , Second Edition, very considerably tailarzed, of - A N EXPERI NI EN r iri EDUC A 'HON, made at the Male Asylum at Egmore, near Madras stiggesting a System by which a School or Family may teach iiiellunder the Superintendance of the Master or Parent. By the Rey. Dr. ANDREW BELL., A. M. F. As. Soc. F, R. S. Edin.• Reaorof Swanage, Dorset i late one of the Direaota Superintendant of that Establishment, and Chaplain of Fort St: 'George. To this Editioi; is prefixed the Scheme of a School• on the Above Model, alike fitted to reduce the Expence of Educa tion, abridge the Labour of the Master, Rad expedite the Progress of the Scholar. The Process of teaching the Al phabet in. Sand, of Reading, Spelling,, and Writing, is ex. ! . plained : and a Board of Education and Nor-Rates sui.. gated. " !VMS stooped down, and with' his Finger wrote on the round."--letin viii. 6, • Printed tor 'l.`. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand. " The importance of tttis Publication is not to be esti.: mated by its size, or the merit of the Author to be ranked with that of the Writer of a Speculative Pamphlet. One such Pre.tical Experi tient in Education is worth a thousand ingenious but fanciful - Theories, fabricated in the closet, and often little calculated for any other sphere. In the year 17110 the Military Male Orphan Society .was opened at Madras, and Or. Hell entered - upon the charge of that Charitable in, stitution. From,the habits of wretched depravity in whicit the half:cast Children of India are educated by theirtvlo.: thers, and from the want of proper Assistants to co-operate with him in the introduelion of order, the difficulties which presented themselves were numerous and formidable. " It was the steady prosecution of this happy idea that enabled the Doctor to surmount all obstacles, and to esta blish a System of Fltieation, the eiThets of which are as truly interesting as the means are novel. We Cliniiot enter into particulars, - but we carnet !ly recommend this Pamphlet to the consliktration of all - that .* concerned with Public Charities, to which Institutions the Plan stems more particularly ap. plicable,`confident that they wilt not think the tune bestowed uPPita perusal of it thrown away. As to Or. Kell, wen we consuier the object lie had iu v;ew, the ingenuity and p....r -sev-prante displayed in ace: mpli,hing that oNed, .14 - 1111111. terrstedness in declining all pecuniary reward, and the wkl - with whiclt 11ia erileavours have been erownee, teet - in 'tire- °ppm t unity Of -attknowleti K tiiy, his AleiiiitS, -11Ssti I anticipatniA•the opinion of all Ahe true triend e of mankind.tut ,vhi 4: their c,:t4171 and att pplaa.: are Oca tovvid upon ltu.varci , who visited Tenons, Taal Count It ttniford'; tvi;; ma) reformed is portion of it will mit lioiticnfront hi nt v.lp ols aut.-ce4iL4.ll, :,,teavouted to en tit,rx anodes 'of guilt 'mitt '.l'eretcitetitiss icSs net csbary, by t,i.. nitittem , : Q t'early tnitb,, l tt Ittty winds and Tanners -of the ut..,t;oat:: and at ntit.luxl• Orplian -, " • A1141\14:41 RrileWt Jan 5?99. MONEY READY TO 41.1.14.4. A ALL pERsoNS in possession of Incomes, arising from Freehold, Copyttold, or LeallehOila fistates, in, Land or Houses, Money in the, funds,, Rest Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An. unities, Patent i laces, Church Livinet, 6r any orhercQr. tairi Income for Litt, may be supplied with temporarynt permanent Sums at Menty to any Amulint, by paying An. t . nuity Ini ai est for the. same. The Nobility and (,!entry of known Property, or their heirs, _rttay ht-acconnnodAted on their personal. security; and in any . instance where the single security of indivi. dual may•tre'cleenned inSufticieut; the.s.rldition of another person to guarantJe the payment 'ot the Interest will re. move the objeci.on ; and, in all eases, pris...ilelte will be Overt to the Public to return the Principal at titeir own option. Personid applications will be reettivod every day till Four o'Clock; and Letters from Correspondents- in Town or Country ',post mild) will be introedi.Attly answered, by ad dressing tp tiny Oir.7;tor nt" the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House s Vo. ii, Lower lohn-iiieet, CohLil-Ntrara. fiik oittGl N AL t 0 S 4 AND INVEN Volt. . PATEN` BEDSTEADS 4-NU -TABLES. n UTLER's•Furnishinfg Upholstery, and Cabinet is..l Ware-rooms And Martuftetery, , Nos. 13 and 1.4, Catho. rine Street. large assortment -of articles of the to. west, neatest, and most teconurnical - Fashions, - of well eAsonett materials, and excellent workmanshiA, with several im provcinents.' BUTLER. respettfully relies en the y,oisd discernment of the Public, that they will see, through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is well known that By TI.S 4 It llttS two patenti, Ontt for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicable to almost all kind:: of Tobirs, and is :.illowed to be a great improvement ; it re n d ers t h em more convenient for I-rouses, and much i n, re porta bl e, The principle of the other is applicable to most ki n d s o f Bedsteads as Four Pot Tent, Suta, and Chair Beds, whi c h latter:are, singularly use. fill in sickness, and each, when shut up, make a liandium. piece ut furniture t'or a Sitting Room, D. Room . , .tico. l'he Feu! Poat and Tent fleris gb togetlis-r in all pains with brass, and are fixed with _much ease without tile help of tools or tacks or nails in toile furniture, and are very portable. Partietilu kinds of the - above, ad tined fort,; entlemin of 'the Army and Navy, tart hot elunates; Also portable Chairs, 4"c. But t.ER's Patent Mania:Actor - es have boot graciously tronized by the King, Qu..en, 410 Royal ani 110. noured brorriers , from numbers of the - Nobility Gantry, hint have been highly •a,pprove:l of in the t'aat rn=l Weat (tidies': the merit at the Articles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, anti fur ia , hich he returns hisitrate. tul acknowleagmehts, and cannot, but notice rho kin Of. flees of sente,utiter,, who tat up large Sign.Hotircht, with 'Hut aa'ananie whis.:ll may atsn to promita hie B us me ss , 0 4 s hould it lit-' dcsignsid- otherwise, he nem; to represent that he continues withstanding the'atterripts to mislead the P00h,...) to maouta,:ture anti sell itix upe,. ruir Tool-ivist „lid other aol), Dining.Tahles, Anti Cabinet ~rtieles'aii above , iron , Stlatid, iv tore: it,: eon. !i„v,:ral T4yoli%tha Nl,chilke6 tor work rig the same, and rtes Qtll,,rwl:W b.:en itt COMS . VicranIC 04,pCn1.11.* nt bring Meru to that utility and cfct , ,ree of pertiettori at which they now `ate. At the same rriAcc atity De haul every .xtlicle , tor the cor nowtey Vurnishing tlottt s, N . it I. o r E x p Qmt i on. ** p , iticuiat'obs to the AddreS. . C 14 L I )11...6s *FA t' . viprii , I ; :Soc. rrliE iS S NEIRSySeXICIV, I,a,TSC, .ItAyEsT t Alm Vrhai • or ?ilia) , :be 17th of May next, ibelt adi ite reot) , • ',: Trtge , t t tte4o !ii et Hama' rd T4nt of LI ttfil-VGrON or 11..B;g." 4,ST L , 7 0t , f,!* $444:01r. eye d / gooditerr.;!• atta'for -Thtee liartstred 11,41' 'S ALT, of , te, laTert make tke ...temirs-raiv to fir.lat'e sooStsrpa iir a f ts t v % Vi,9:talattg SflieS a 110 t .-ptforel,tCre 1.4 tz, t"eteetePtatv• ihr 3 frhieWettstep tivo Charge and kleFiter. to.'His ..11.efeity, , "'Work:hat Cortrat.lo/ will t.e zy td, per' snit jnr p,iirte,gt 1, 41 Ot4l' to t.he ..Vtt.i es ; Ite fold fier I.,tyakie, Witt Itaerest, re!) altys of ter thte.: ' lie C. a r it; Line, el Me catura!r; tte..ty ,be seer at t ..;,.er,..t.tr,x's O, tee, at tali Cahrit4),l- ar.l+y appOiaw tat& C.:410 4i the . 17udigir at ,10,zai,4)404,e1t aid Miditett , it. Lk,' la shirr, re.rtirEThiey, .Nt. regal - 4114a Ile aij' Te,vder sre » z Jr 6 ttc i' r ke th a t, iitiertfoi ix wArds dr length. ur 14,v, 4' Lei a ' l 7 t ,4" i r.' t=:,l " t, the b'aar.t bebt, 0.. e -vtt. deriday 17 r.cl o) ?tea s its,. rioter.. Pe7r.ter , 'rakes the e.ta'o.,' 4i some err bit ae1.).1. 1 .1; ate:tads, tv a ("per,