The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-01 00:00:00

k~ '~ ~ t .` O. f N.- • • i f CN t 4t# i" lNl •",•` ' , • Il ift fffcetiSi • tp - • . . 1 1 1 IT I :~ ~ ~~;; f SA TURD 4 Y, JUNE 1, 1805. lilimbEk 39666) (PRICE SIXPENCF, ___---- ------ ONTIIIATPE. ROYAI„ COVENT. GARDEN. MONDAY EVENING, June 3, 1805, , will bc pformed T HE SURRENDE er R OF 'CALMS. Wti A i T . TALE OF MYSTERY. .'Aces for the boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the co i x t :fll4:e, in llint.street. G,L l es 45 . Second Price 356 Pit 3S. 61.1. Second rriCe IS. '` t Y 2'. SeL011(1 Price is. UPper Gallery Is. Second Pile:, 64,—N0 Money.to be Returned. FOR THE RENE ill' OF MR. BRANDON. , 110X•BOOK AND HOUSE KEEPER. THLATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N IUESDAY wll h NEXT, JUNE 4, ' 180 5 iliitotic a l 0 ie aned (second time this Season) Shakspearo's_ Play called KING HENRY THE FOURTH. (PAR 1"141E FIRSI'.) lIIS tY the fourth; Ki ng of England, b? Mr. MURRAY. HelitPlince of Wales, by Mr. C. K L NIBL E. Earl of Weßtmorland, Mr. WA DD Y. lel ef Worcester, Mr. CORY. Hotspur. Mr. KEMBLE . 411 Sir Witi , er Laint, Mr CHAMAN. Richard Venter), P Mr. BRUNTON.. Sir lohn Fetstatt; Mr. COOKE. Laity i' !rcv, Miss WA D DV. . . Hostess, Mrs. DAVENPORT. In the OM I'SC Of tile Evening, , , SEVERAL FAVOtiRI'PE SON GS, BY MR. INCLEDON, i.e which will be added, • Avn A FARCE, --- crriutt ENT. E RTA IN NI ENTS, Ti cket 4s will be expressed in future Bills. 0 Fit , 3 Ind Places to be liad of Mr. lirandon, at the Box. .iice, dart.street. LONDON TAVERN, A. , May eg. dos. 1 a M EETING of t h e PROPRIETORS 1 the LONDWN INSTITUTION; Sir .11A.RING, Bart. M. P. in the ha i r; culititcl,llliZeivatuts'cription for the names be now of Proprietors int,,,ll_At before any measures are taken for carrying th e P•lan i,guiTtike,cution, a Petition be presented to His Majesty, pray. to the 1` ti ros would be graciously pleased to grant - st clutter n ion , 44 74 an Outlin e of the 'Plan be laid before the Right Ho- Th at e f t he Secretary of Stat. f,r the Home Departrnont. in or itihr4l.ll,;,enitltait.ltitoemer o p t u kp l o .t ge na s 4 i e t is i: t s o x p c e o t n t tteinntueto tit!rle ntil Charter , That obtained, • a d Tempo. Jar), Fri!. -- o f Proprietors be now ele eas taers of tins Institution t • I Prc,id el l t r in. 4, Bart. M. P. 11. Lima, .Esq.R.sq. M. P. I. I, An tr , t • . W. Mitiltin, _ sq. Tlit g 'lll' E' • W. H. i ePY 3 . b ' ~,. rnas Baring, F.s( i: ! M P. Sir Charles Price, Bart. . 11111titittialley, Esq. I. M. 'Railces, Esq. lt,cfakotinhe,Esq. A Id. M.P. John Rennie, Esq. _. P. bed • '9'l , 1 . . K. S. Cil4lll. Matthew Raine, Esq._.).). 0 ile„ !in 01 London R. 6harp , Eau.. F.A.S. g M. P. 4,1 1 11,titurt, I • sq, Alit. Icahn Smith, 59 • li , t er; l ii N o u ,% l ; l !' s, . H. Thornton, E 5( l- M, P. ~r 4 livii: i s ' 1 * . S. Woods, Esq. 114 t IC 4rt, Robert Wigram, juti..Esq.,.. % , 1) ,,,.. 0 „„'e Isla" , afier it has' received the approbation s o t f ,, a s Secrtiou'l'Fting•of Proprietors. btlaid before HisM the i n rot State, for the purpose of soliciting a C h arter ac for „ ,tututiA - 11:.4r1,..t.tlirsubsequent pro c eedings of the Manaects be laid ti o : i 4:144 !iler,.ll leering of l'roprietors for theit.29OPro", 4 ria ers IT , 11,,,q, l ''''l in !I) , • ine.lll tillle rile Coma:Mee of MA i_ 6u c h el . ,): 4•lthorised to adopt such measulles, arl4.-t° ("It. On ' i t.u,t,i's, as may be n4esiary for the establishment o 11,4,4,,iuti?n.. ;la i r ,' 4 . '.'v alum Curtis kart. be appointed Treasurer to Ciro ii.it•lllsn i and that those Gentlemen who have d e.. i t , 1 .,, r , r!i.t lotclition to be..ome Proprietors and Lite . Sub irit"ll'e 144 rNuest44 1 ` ) PI one-third of their,Subscription 4aktireisnitut'kl°loleuse of Itobarts and Co. on aixount .01 she That ' " r • 1nit41,511) Person neatening Is pay the. first or succeeding the 47. 14 en his Subscription, within fourteen days after aliaii I •!t i Ptel by th e i nil IttSOlvtion of the General Meeting, au t i nn. °l' tit los tight to any Share dr Privilege in this Insti. T hat ti, e • , . thcs e 4,71 grog mre Resolutions be printed, together with Itin,ii7Pled he General Meetinghl Site 23d inst. and . 1 ,Lt ect.to 'every Proprietor. 141144 ctoltilack,slunks or this oat iii the Chair.' Meeting be given to Sir F. Baring, ,hfiip.,A,LciNA'N.LIEERAYN`" . PICTURES, Ike. GALLERY, or BOTANI 11n AI .. ItAitiNTION, by Dr. THORNTON, at his N 4lititte: i s °' I, hinde.street, which leads into ManOiester- Ad taii 4 l/° .‘" °Pen from the Hours of Twelve fu five. 'AN 14 priLeon, shilling.. Common Catalogue, Sixpence; IlihibitionTikt't •Catalogue,. Hall-a. Crown ; sold only in the ...„,„......0). , k77"*"--------.-...-.....„---- ko„ PANORAMA, ri. RAND.. • t ItLINAGLE and BARKER have J 94 aticJa,eno; tter opened in their Great Roorn.themest Roma k exhibit 1 ' Albl t .. e( 14 a Panorama,. 'representing the.nvAito ~v EStift'„lpul the wild. and beautiful sltore ot with ~_ 17 ",trei ttt , i,11,1,1.„1s .seen . to ~the. utmost ,advantage, "Nips I . c' , 4 , 4orl nt-the tore-grou.n4 ate large Rocks, an i 4 60 11 . ~. 'Ewes nearly .the size at life. l'k ' osturn f 1 .1 h Celli ; In* vs " -411 40 4 • "(I tle hello outing Sea is __. 'representing ‘i t , he tkh o _. 9st,.ts. corning In froin Naples, and t e up;r7p.,ilipping all to the 'iew. ..,.____, horn I th fill Ousk,- Admittanee ol:e Shilling: ... .._ .. _ **l4*l4*ks• STRANCE DASIIWO OD, and C°. Liklz.,l)lTOlt4) of Messrs. S'rR4,NGE, vie FirstA,..c.lo4'ool), and co. are hereby informed, (Pas: the oinc:.'ivitiend ut , the joint /state , may be receive on '' I Y %% eti t.- " 111`.' Trustees No. 12, Fenchurch-street,. , 4'144. M,sY or Friday h4ween the hours of Tvvelve and Nillired , stI C. I I ef till ` reditors 43 hold Seculirnsthweillphia. vi xtl. 0 Produce 34111C:when they ging)? Ntle ti I • A. arid I. WEF,rOII% ..,„....„....,1,,5. Solicitors to the I rustet. „ ------•,..........-..„.................- PORT OF li 0 V RR, IN KENT. At., Ti`tie 1/4,11.8,r-F591.1) lay AtloGl:rlitlN:day, Tune .0• lt 'lB's.' • t '[. W:(011sC 10(41gsthenAftern i oon, • vULLovviNG GooDs, in LOTS , viz. i; ic,4 Ciillkns D igit tiqpy - • ihs-,47-1,heu(4;1_1(,,,, ~ o f Q O, IE vA Private Use. f le,, at 'tt,l4lkcut Wit u tZ ° t° bc- vitweti on the Mon* of the - "itralple3l 4t - t r., 11 0, 28. in the Old Buildings, e time of Sale. t'Zt.,PrnUil' I.) e shl'it,t)tl.l tN. W, 111EAT.' rku se, over the if tht Ootrnget fil hioditidaiy4.LtL63f:PreU-11e, at Tine' 1 ijin,'44l PICCIACiy • f..) q r ""Vii • r / 4 . Goo viz Clock 20.-‘O, Quarters ~,, JANT- _* .1 ' -.., '" . r coo ~, ITN , „. 4IL Awl I'ONILRANIAN WI•lbA. , . r 4" li, ('' kit:A wIl • „ l'i, , •'!. 'EAI , under King's Loult, .liar E• 1. t ,L.'sonve 4 .-e 4 - ,nta ts ‘ t i be vievad K,. A, 13 .tn zr the core of, turd may, . n and 1410'‘,1, itii„l.rVuci.tiou to Nlet.srs. burtiett, (AA() !.._ ~. 11,4, clttarl, 0 • 411 + , *; :Ind to Mr. Thomas Hays,,,_'l" ke (4 %,°kheilit ; yv be m Catalogues may be ...d, at ac 414 of • . . TiIONIPSON SCOII., SAOZll. ll l(Act i No, zg, ttolas-lane. • ROYAL AMPHITHEATKR, ASTLEY% WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Pationageolisheii-ioyal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York.__ N. MONDAI NEXT, JUNE 3, zBos, NJ and every Evening Next Week, will be presented, at Half past Six o'clock precisely, never Performed, an entire. ly new Ballet of Action, coinposed by Mr. Mercerot, called, FALSE COLOURS, Or, THE SAILOR's RETURN. The Principal Charaders by Mr. GOU RI ET, Mr. BOU LANGE, and Mr. MERGE ROT I.Miss I F.NKINSON, Ivliss.DAVlS, Mrs. MERCEROT, and Miss E. MER- -, CEROT, only Five Years old, who will introduce a new' Hornpike —The Music by Mr. Sanderson. Immediately after which an entirely new Magnificent Spec tacle, in Two Parts, taken from art old English Tale, con sisting of Recitative, Songs, Duets, Trios, Chortissesi un common Combats with the Battle-Axe, Small and Broad S words, and appropriate Dances, called The LONDON APPREN ricE ; Or, The SEVEN TOWERS of CONSTANTINOPLE. The Principal' Charaitlers are as follows : British—Mr. Traffic, Mr. Fox ; Walter, Servant to Henry, Mr. fehannot ; Margery, the Cook, Mrs. Wallack ; Hatch way, Mr. Sutton ; Block, Mr. Porter ; forestay. Mr. Marqui ; Mainyard, Mr, Poynton ; And Henry, the Lonlon Apprentice, Mr. La 'Folic. Algerinea—The Piride, Mr. Boulange ; first Watch, Mr. Isaacs; Second ditto, Mr. Dickinson; Third ditto, Mr. Thorpe; Fourth nitro, Mr. Cosgrove ; And Fugo, he Slave, Mr. LAU R E NT. Per sians— Sabina, Attendant oc the, Princess, Mrs. Ridgway, from the Theatre Royal, Bath, her first Appearance ; And Zeliina, betrothed to Abdallah, Mrs. ASTLEY. Turks Solomon, the Grand Sultan, Mr. Mercetot ; Abdallaii, his Son, Mr. Ridgway Achmet, Keeper of the Seven Towers, Mr. S fader ; Chiat i Olficert, Mess. Cooke and Dubois ; nissaries, Ettnuchs, Slaves, Dancers, &c. • Principal Dancers—'-Mrs. Mercerot ; Miss Davis and Miss Tenkinsoir. Chief Combatants--Pola nd, Mr. 1. Dubois ; Sweden. Mr. I. Cooke; Portugal, Mr. Taylor; Denmark, Mr. Gouriet ; and France, Mr. Bouiange. lii the course of the Speelacie the foilowing new . Scenery viii be displayed c. Mr, Traflick's Counting-house ; a. View of London Bridge in Old Times ; 3. Housekeeper's-robot) 4. Quar ter-deck of the Pirate's Ship; S. Guard-room; o. Sea View near Alg iers, with two real Ships in close Action; 7. Pa norama View of Constantinople; 8. The Grand Sultan's Saloon ; g. Turkish Charnb;r; .13. View in the Interior of Constantinople ; tt. Garden in the Sera,;lio ; tz. Turkish Pavilion ; t 3. Exterior of the Seven Towers ; 14. Grated Cells ; is. Conaleinned Cell and, lastly, The Turkish Amphitheatre. The various Combats arranged by Mr. La 'Poise. The Scenery, &c. designed toy Mr. Grieve, and executed by him, -Messrs. Marchbanks, Mortritn, Plaistow, Smith, &c. The Musie, with a Grand Turkish Overture, by Mr. Sanderson. The llaohers, Machinery, Working Ships, Barges, Decora• tions, arc. by Messrs. Brad well, Perez, Sniith, Honor, )(mei, &c. The Dresses by Mr. Williams and Assistants. The Whole written and adapted Tor Stage Representation, and prouuirecr under the Di reelion .and Superintendance Of Mr. ASTLLY, lun. • In the course of the Evening, EQU EST RIAN EXER CISES by Master SAUNDERS, Mr. !EV FRIES, and. Clown, Mr. NORTEK. And, for a few Nights longer, the WhOle to conclude with the Popular Pantoinime,wvented by Mr. ASTLEY, nu. called LAUGH AND LAY DOWN • ' • Harlequin, Mr.' R DG WAY ; Mr. Clown , LAURENT • .And Columbine, Mrs. Wl/1111.6W. An Entirely New Comic PalltOrnitMl will be produced in a few Days. Box 4s. Second Price zs.—Pit as. Second Price is.—Gal- Ivy is. Second Price 64. —Second Price to commence. of Bait past Eight precisely. Plaice to he taken of Mr. MobbF, 1 at the Theatre, from Ten till hour o'clock. NEW COMIC PANTOMIME. ROYAL. CIRCUS. (A N MONDAY, June 3, " t 805, will be pre. tented a grand Display of HOW:IEIA A NSHI P, By Mr. MAK ELM, assisted by Messrs. M'DONALD and BELCHER. Mr. MAKE EN will leap.uver. Four Garters. And, for the 4th time, Will by 1)cl - wined, MI entire new Ballet Dance, called' LEANDER ANL) LEONORA. Previous to which, THE KNIGH I'S OF I'HE GARTER : Or, S GEORGE', DAY. ' In the course of tint Evening, Miss Flt F. RON, an Infant of only eight years of age, will make her 19th appearance on any Stage, in the scientific and popular bravura 01 " The Soldier tir'd at War's Alarms." The whole to conclude with a new and splendid Harlequi . nade, called A MOGUL. 'TALE; Or, HARLEQUIN WANDERER. The extensive Machinery and Changes by Air. Brapscomb. The Pantomime written and got up by Mi. Roberts. The Scenery, designed by Mr. Whitmore, represents an Asia tic hauana, in which is introduced a Ferman Pas de Troia, by Mr. and the Misses Giroux: Correct Views ut Margate, Rainsgate, and Brighthelm ;dune—Grand Panorama View of the Defeat and Flight of floikar—The Mausoleuin at Nawaub Assuph )(ban Rage makel—and a Display 'of the Ceremony o► opening the • Loudon Docks ; with the Entry of the British Traders decked with the-Colours of all Nations. To conclude with . - • THE STARRY REGJQNS Ok' THE EASTERN GENII. Principal Charadlers by Mr. Simpson, Mr. Heime, Mr. Crantield, Mr. lames, Mr. Pure, Mr. Woolf, Mr. Hot. lingsworth, Mr.l3ractintry, and Mr. Montgomery. The remainder or the C:haradters by the Company at large, assisted by several Supernumeraries. Places for the lioxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box;Otlice. 13ox 45. Second PriCe 11;. Second Price ts.—Gal. lery ts. Second . Price 6d. It E tt i Llyk t it 1.)61- 1 1 , 1 ) R E. A SMALL FREE TOLD, with a Comfortable awl Convenient Dwelling-Howse ' 14 Acres of Land, or upwards, Right of Common* for Cows, &c, besides which, Thrco Acres Rented, that ins, go with the Estate, two of them in an Enclosure adjoining. The House is neat, chiefly brick, the principal side finish. ed Rustic. Ground Floor, three Bitting.roopts, Kitchen, Brew-house, &c. Four Bed Chambers, three of which are good size ; three Attics ; k Cellar under Ground. in addl. lion to wich, over the Brew house is a new and well built ROom, about 27 feet tang, and t 6 or 17 wide,, well cal culated fora School, or may be laid to the House. The Freehold Land is in five several Enclosures (all well calculated to lie down in Grass) contiguous to the House; so Acres are Arable, the other PestUre ; alt et. cording good Land, an I in excellent condition, 'A Farm yard, Tiled Barn, Stable, Cow.house and other Out-build trigs; two Gardens, an Oreharttfpart of the Laud), near two Acres, full of Fruit Trees, part of which arc standard Apri cots, anti all the choicest Fruit that could be procured, part ly just beginning to bear, and some good Ott Fruit Trees; and.plenty of excellent Water. The Premises are near to a Gentlernalr'S Park, isetween which and these, is a Rivuletof Water. _ The Land.,Tax has been redeemed, a consideiable quan. City of Timber on the. Estate, the House has two Stair- Cases, end i in good repair t has very lately been both painted and papered, the principal ROOlll6. have Marble Slabs, .itze. at the Fireplace; situate at Charlton, about 41E4 milt flora . , the Town of 111 tebin; a good Road to London. For further Particulars inquire of Mr. Butler, Upitotiterer and heiistead Maker, C.:tharine.stieet, Strind, i.on don ; or at the llou4e. The Prenrises maybe viewed at any time. Letters ollutpsiry arc to nested to he sent pt4i.-I,:iik4. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. T HE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT. TERY SCHEME. No. of Prizes. 2 2 • 3 4. Value of edi: h. • ,C 30,000 . . zOOOO • . io,ooco Soon • . 2oap 1000 . SOO • • 10D • Total Value, 460,0n0 40,000 30,000 ts,oo, 10,000 • Soo° 7000 suoo Soon So • Icu 600 • Z 4 • t2o t ooo so,poo Tickets ,C3ooono • Part of the Capitols will be cteterthined as tbllovvs : First-drawn, Ist Day4lo,ooa Hirst-drawn, 6th Daykao,ooo mitt. . act Day 'coo Ditto - 7th Day soon Ditto .. 3d Day tc.oo Ditto Bth Day 30,600 Ditto . 4th Day ;000 I Ditto - " yth Day woo Ditto - sth Day tom Ditto - • toth Day 2000 Tickets aPd Shares are selling at every Office. Ticket - - ,C ty to o ,cto 0 o) Eighth . ,Ca ii o 5 1 01 Sixteenth - I s 6 TIJII - Q,tiartcr . , NEXT TUESDAY. T..Bisli SAiei (i (lie Pudic AitintiAn to the tin. exampled Rich State of the Wheel. One halt of tile Lottery is over, and ilear all Ili* Capit4: Prizes remaiti un drawn, vtz. e Prizes of ‘30,000 2 Prites of -tiwo I - of 21 ,1*0 4 - of , 2aoo 2 . of 1000 . 0 4- - of loco &c. Sri: erc. . _ Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on Sale at 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, until. Tueaday Morning next, at the following Prices : Ticket .. z l9 so o Half -4" o o 0,1 Eighth , - ,Cz t t Quarter - - 5 t o I Sixteenth - i 5 6 irr Only Five Days to draw. KING's 111WIR-DAY. TWENTN"I'IIOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn TiekitonTuesday . next, 'exclusiYe'of • which the Wheel contains 2' of ,C3,,0c0 I 3 of ,Cjoiso .of - 21,0e0 I 4 - of. no.o 2 - •Cif l 4 - of - . bOOO dee. &C. And odly Five Days to draw. ADRUMMOND solicits the Attention of the .' Public to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, which they will find stands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotte ries, and one Half of the ilrawing concluded ; he therefore recommends a speedy Applicatio. it is old established Of flee, Flest-stet, for the few Tickets remaining unsold. ' Last Lottery .not a Ticket was to be had at the conclusion of the Sixth Day's Drawing. - .TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. NEXT TUESDAY, June 4, will be the Sixth IN Day of Drawing, and the First Drawn Ticket entitled to zo,oeot. • The Wheel is immensely rich, containing a Prizes of ,C3ooco ate. Prizes of ,Cto.ooo 20,000 2 SOOO, iliC• And 4 of zeool. And only Five Days to draw. From the very great Demand, and the few Tickets now re maining in the Contraelor's hands unsold, it N most likely that what few (it any) that are' left after the Sixth Day, will rise very considerably. P. DOWNS therefore recommends to those.who have delayed purchasing. to he as early as pr , s_ sible in their Application at his 014 established Office, Br, Newgate-street. " Prizes paid on demand, or exchanged for undrawn Ticksaa and Shares. tit It t► THE mist unexampled Lottery for Capital Prizes ever known in the Annals of this Country will give to the Votaries of Fortune no liras a Prize than anozo , 3l - . for the first-drawn Ticket on Tuesday next, the 13.irth-clay of our august Sovereign, and is probable will be sold at ROBERTS' Fortunate Office, 8, Collll'll4 wtwre Tickers and Shares are selling in variety of Numbers; and where No. 24,640, a Prize at ta,oool. was sari in Fifteen Sharzs, the last Lottery, as well as Prizes to a considerable Amount in former Lotteries, all paid on demand. GRAND PUBLIC BitEAKFAST—KIIIIG's BIRTH- DAY. rr ICKETS for the Grand Public Breakfast, at Coopep' on Tuescl3)" , nelt, tune 4, may be had by an early apidicationjit POPE I •4 Fortunate 011 ice, oppo. sate the Bank of England. The Holder of the First-drawn Ticket on the above Morn ing will beentitl:d to Ze,oOol. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. For the First-drawn 'ticket on Tudda'y next, the Sixth Day, and .THIRTY THOUSAN') POUNDS for the First-drawn Ticket on tire Eighth Day, and the Wheel contains the following Rich Prizes Prizes Of ‘3OOOO 2 Prizes of ,C tooloo • 2 2oorpo 2 5003 &c. Ticxxis anti Shares, warranted Uncirawn, will continue on Sale, whilst any remain, at CART F. R's, No. 8, Charing-cross. An ,carl v Application is absolutely necessary, is a Scarcity must take place from the very few Tickets remaining in the Contractor's hands unsold. Prizes paid on demand, or exchanzed for %Indrawn Tickets and Shares. ' HIS MA BSTY'e BIRTH-DAY IN Honour of • His Majesty's Btirtit.tlay (next , Ttleokiay, T une 4th), will Ile given a magnificent Public Breakfast at Coopere. Hall , London, to commence WWI 2.4 0001. fur the First-drawn Ticket, exclusive of two of 30,0001. one 200.031. two to,sool: two pool,' four into!. &c. any of which may be drawn in the course of that day, .and 300eol. for the First-drawn Ticket on Tuesday, Tune tr. k runt the above incomparable State of the Wheel, and the great Scarcity ot- Tickets, they must advance considerably. An immediate Application is therefore recommended at U. SCOTT Old Established Fortunate °lnce, No. 75, New Bond-street, where the First-drawn Ticket on the Second Day of the present Lottery, No. 4 iS7s, entitled to Level. was Sold and Nvstered,an(l the Ticket No, 61 43 , a Prize of 50031; in the last Lottery was also soli in One Quarter, Uric Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, Capital Prizes to any amount paid on Derstand. Tj'lS MAJESTY's BIRTHDAY, which takes 1.1 place on TUESDAY NEXT, will be a subjecl of exultation to every honest EnAlisitinan. Among tilt desira big Evans which are to happen on that Day will be a Prize ot TWENTY THO U SAN PO Utl OS in the.present I.ot- ' tetras flitST-DRAWN TICKET, The Purchasers of TICKETS and S b:s, at CA ItTE R's, Charing-cross, are particularly agog on Of approach or, that Day, as his OiSce has been established for near a Century, and during that period h.is atforded independence to many happy Faint, .lies and their Successors. 'flu truly Genuine Dr, NOR RI .s'e DROPS, For Fevers, Coughs, Colds, and All Disorders of the Sto. mach. nod Bowels, hive " l'Hom A s NORRIS hloolts." eii , raved in the Snunp round'each Bottle. 'THIS most important Caution seriously concerns all who value Life anil itealtit, as strange blizturCs ate at this tinic, hawking over tics Bottles and Direc tions copied Crini Dr. Norri's, for the hasc putposes of im pLisition. • All without this Stamp and Natne must he coun. terieit ; and wherever such are wiered fur Sale, phase to sebti particulars, per Post, to Or. Norris's, No. 1.9, Lvwet 13r00k.- street, Grosven4r-s9unc, thst may be advertiscd.thercol. VICTUAT,LING OFFICE, • ' May 30, 0305. • TIP. COMMISSIONERS for PICTU L L 11VG Ms 7ESTY . 's IVA PY do hoe , b , 17 , at on Wednesday nevi, the sth of 7ane,. thvovill.be ea rrf•qve Tenders in lurking (sealed no, and treaifo OAT NUN , RE El) TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, is be answerable I( S.to;plrt to be produced with the Tenders : to be delivered at deina , ,d4 into 1-Th. M a im* PouallThg Sion: at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, .payaile, with interest, ninety days after (late. The Condition's of the Cyntrati m.y be seen at the Seeretaoos Office. • No regard will be bad •to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in word: at length, or that shall not be delivers I to the Bjardiejoe One o'Clotk on the said Wednesday neit, the sihr.l . Ylitts, r. or t . otletz the Person who makes theTentier, or loin s P eriall on hit behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. . OFFICE OF' ORDIBIiINCE,_ - - .:110 27, 18os. THE PRINCIPAL oFFICERS of tilS jESTY's ORD NA \Ch. Igrehy give Notice,. at Profmrals will be re.-eived at shed,. Office in Ss . Margaset.rtsret, Westminster, cr btf.re Thurtday the 6i4 Do if june 'ext, from roc., Prr.romt at may be ing so pure loace al,eyet elf"- five Thousand unservis.eable Hsi R ELS in tore at the Tower. One 1....ek is to le ..sd with rich. P.v ree',- in the • Whole 2r/,c;oi. LOCKI and 25,000 N , into Lai of t, oo Barrels and 16(„a. Lode , will be received for less thmi one let, I, ..t,t !e sti-,1 dtliz , esy of the. Ha. self, which are to he tak vo,os a pe,ce of the Pnrcbaser, as scan at the Proposal. shal, ts.• s Purtber PodUllitlid4ls may be .knonon 14971 t: e , ry's (,!.fiyee, in Si, largarei-st, al, spy asy, Hoots of fen and Fear o'Llock where the Pr pnsait .te• to h, delivered, realest , up, and machete on its outside, " j,r the Parchare of illiesquet BasrAft;" lint no.Proporal can he anotit. led after the said 6:1, Digof By Order of the Board, R. IL CR ETV. This Day was published, Price il. is. Dedicated (by Permission) to liis Royal Iliglinet,s the turn. mander in Chief, - - . A TREATISE on the:SCIENCE of DEFENCE rl. - for the SWORD, BAYONET, and PIKE. By Mayor A. GORDON, A. M. This little Work traces the Origin, Use, and Abuse of the Science, by the Romans, and . ** omission ail in.the NI; tary Exerelso since the fall of- the Roman Empire , to the present moment. It details the trite Principles according to the Laws of Gtavity and the Po-,rs of the Lever, anti adapts the practice equally to Battalions and to individuals, giving a power of 60 to the„lndividual, aml doubting the number of Individuals in the same space in tile crisis of close :talon. This momentous subject is cluckUtod in 19 Plates, by Les, from Drawings by R. ,Smirke, jun. and illumined by a Copy of the late Gen. burgoyne's Letter to Sir Win, Pitt, &c. . Entered in Station;rs' Halt, and Sold by T. E sterton;NV hire hall ; Faulder, Bond. street ; Symonds, Yaternoster.row ; anti Richardson, Royal Exchange. THIRD EDITION. • Lately published, Price 2s. 6d. ALETTER to the Right Hon. W.WINDItA on the Expediency of allowing WIN E to Ott ARMY tree of Duly, as in the Navy. lntersperscd , with ti3erv4- t 1 mis. on the Insufficiency of Military Pay, and the prescat situation of Subaltern Officers. By Lieut. FA! RMA Late of the Northamptonshire Mai/. Printed for Messrs Carpenter, Old Butut-sir:,:t ; and by Mr. Budd, Pall• Mall. FO At. the Dolphin R on l l GOSPORT. U 'lt i or t s l d C ay S rt A ie L 4 , l of una, 12;6-, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE Gina Ship ELMETIS. I.o . .rigth 74 feet, breadth t r feet tr inches, height between De..ks 4 leer S inches, depth in Hold 7 teet 7 inches. • Appears to be British has two Deck; square Stern, coppered to her light Water-inark, ab9ltt 140 meta ; is c'alculated for a Privateer, Pack. i, or the iinit crrade.May be sent to sea at a moderate expente, tning tolerably well lomat in Stores Also, the Good Ship AMPHITRITF. Length 8 9 Net, breadth 28 Petit 4 inenes, depth'in Hold to feet z inches, height between Decks s tact t inch. Spanish built •(supposed in Inc Nteditarancalt), nearly new, square Stern, Figure Held, has two Decks and a Round. House, about 2.13 a Tons measurement; welt Num! in Stores ; will carry a large. Cargo at tut easy draft of water, and adapted fur the Nlediterrantati Trafle. 1 he above Ships are regularly condemned as Prizes to Hi; Majesty's Shipyribune, R. H. A'. lt.timett, Esti. Captain,. I , or inventories and further particulars apply to Matthiat March, jun. Broker. GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Thuredity the brit of lime, ilsos, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, 7 1 1-1 E Glad Brig FELLICIDAD. 67 11 , feet, breadth 19 feet o inches, depth in iiuld 9 4;:t to inches. A strong built Brig, square Stan. about lac Tons measiire_ meat, ivell found in all kind at' St .re;;, and only Pro.. vision to ,be sent to sea imitiediat a tit:sir:Oaf,: hick fit for any Trade her size will suit. Regularly condemned as Prize to Pis MAjesty'a Gun-brig Clinker, Neshit•G len ' Esq. Commander. For 1 nv6ntories and, further pArti,:ulars apply to Matthial Mara, jun. Broker. Gosport, May 28, 13:.);. COSPOitT. FOR. PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on-Thursday she 60t 'tile, 03zi„ ut ____ Ten &Clock in the rorenqon, E Gould Gal) s W AKZ A :v . l f - lI?,TE N. Length 74 feat 4 inches, breadth at t'.-et 9 ilt,tlC4:, deig! . l in Hold to feet. A strong Swedish built Brig, square Stern, 129 Tons mea stircment, 'about live years old, in'exeeed , ng g cpliditiort ; may be sent mutt without any expence (exceptl'r , visidnst. being remarkably well found in 'awn:a, and adapt.et zither for the Coasting or Newfoundland Trades. Regularly condemned as Prize to His Majesty's !etc Hire:A Armed Schooner lulu, jantes Harley, Esq Comin bider. For Inventories and further particulars apply to Matthias NI tren t jun. Broker, Gosport, May 211, iSoc. . ospoicr. ‘. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin inn, on Thursday , the 6th of lune, dos, at Tem o'Clock in the F orenoon, r. Good Ship PRINCEIiSA DE LA PAZ—. Length 93 teat 6 in c h es , b rea d th z i rev , height between Decks 4feet E inches, depth tri fluid ti hut 9 inches. Square Stern, Figure-Head, has'twn Deck; and 4 Round. !louse, 297 Tons measurement,' built- at Irtilima about thte4 yzats since, of the hest materials and worktri.m.dii i i ; fn:r Timber and !learns are cf arat teat CA.;zik. Cs; abundantly found in Stores, and is worthy tLe, aLtefiticht of any,persen wanting a Ship of her W. :31 India or any other Trade, as she will stow a lar,rei.:..rgo. Also; the Good Ship NOVA CARLOT rA. Length $1 feet, breadth feet a inches, hciAlit between Decks 4 feet, depth rtl ttt.ict 1 , 0 teCt 1.9 1 4101:*.i. • guilt ittt ChAriStoll. in Amern..a, square Stern, has twb Decks, about 189 l'oi;s measurement ; rtuy itc sent to 4,1 immediately without any expoice (ex,:epc Provisions), h..r Anctwrs , ca,ic 1 ~und baits 1-,.-etrit good and arnma,,nt, well adapted hat the .le.tliterriiiieari or Lisbuit Trades. n e above two Ships arelogularly comletnued as Prius to llis traajosty's Ship Entlyrnun, - trnt Honourable Charlet Paget, .Laptain, cur inveqtoriea and further ti4rtis:ulars apply to ;Matthias Ikriarch, juts. or lohtt Moyle, lirtakeco, Golort, AS, ;Vos.