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• , ~,. --- -; dlr . -- 4 e '. , - - I • .14 • t.O. -1 ' 1 K .... ~...,,. .... tt .., ... „........ 1 .2 .. , , if oi 4 10 . ..ir 9E i t -Ati *A.,i.,.- ~.: c -.-.:.-.1... - 1 * - -7*- - , .• . 4....1. 0 Wiq \`4l;• ' ,! 1 '' . , N UMBS. 3927• J WEDNESDAY; APRIL 17, 1805. [pRICe sixpENcr; •— . 7-- - " - . - ..7.4..72.;.;;; t HEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, 4 THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 17, 1805, will be performed THE HONEY MOON. The Principal Characters by ._ Mr. ELLIST ON, Mr. BARTLEY, Mr, BANNISTER, Mr WROUGHTON, Mr. MATHEW'S, Mr. COLLINS, Miss bUNCAN, Miss MELLON, 4 1 4$ DE CAW and Mrs SP.ARK. In A 41111.2 a ' ' a .a v sang b . nog by Miss DS CAMP.—In A • a P kilt 'Dowcan —With a Dance incidental to the 1' itee. ' • Wtrat ' •. RICHARD CSEUR DE LION. 4 Richard, Mr. KELLY • • - • 131 ca, tdcl .. Mr. BARizymp'RE; . . • . • -. , Sir Owen, Mr. I.)IGN UM ; Antonio, Mrs. ALAND •.. ' Codicil, Mr. SU El T • e • , ' * Matilda; Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; .• ,il.auretta, Miss HOLLOWAY .., ' tri A lnd tOlia,Miss C. 13RISTQW. i •itL. A , „. l. ,st Dance by Miss C. BRISTOW. 16, .,Z=V!" . !n 6 lloxes to be taken of Mr. Fosb cir r . o a o ldi k ebr , ry a i t ins t . h a e t r "1-.:2A.1n Little Russell -street.. * , IL L IvS• Pit 35. 6d Gallery as. Viper i .itay-7..211.!0. be Opened ,at half past Five, i • e l " I t. ,1,1111 furth * l4 er notice, Pla ces can only be 14" from , , /,,,Aitt,il I, Titre s. ' "tb-661'° Dougl as; Norval by the Young Roscius - ; , °I/ eV ". ' . 'kit r i 1 ,11 he Belle's Stratagem. thi r k,, 44 -, toile:exit ' t %ill - inake her appearance at this Theatre kn ew ii. . week: • I toy 6, ize,sizi. After-piece, called The. Soldier's Return ; ••,...,..;___-... ~_, .. ''''''' utP4O? will be produced on Mouthy *ext. * l l - v, - a— ...tiEAT"RE.ROYAI ';' COVENT-GARDEN. 06," Thil'bh,,lie are 'res,pe6;full sh/ y informed, that the New --:..aot? /4, Who WatitS a Gui nea ? or , The Arish York ' t...1414111111:1,.. t otavoiciably dtferred till Toemorrow Even. ,7 f .,.. .“4,.*SENT EVENING, April 17, 18 ° I . 5, JOHNI ,le oeßU—srmLed. ..,•0 .. , - IN of Fitz-646am, M L r, DAVENPORTi 'dart.,. Mr .shuftieton, Mr I, F. %V I S ; gi ',. pere grine, Mr. COOK F ; ti,fitmon - Rocii:i.d.e, Mr. ji.1.,,N.i.: H A.Jit.D ; rank Rochdale, Mr. H. - SI DDON3 - ; , . kb Thornberry, Mr. FAWCV.,7I* . i ~ obnis prulgrutiders., Mr. ROCi... l'avl aroline. lira ' HU VI PHRIIE S ; yin I , r,,,, Mrs . i ~ Mary Thornherry, Mrs. G iBRS ; lA_ wits. brtilgruddery, Mrs. D A VEN PORT. .Wltiehwill.ise performed - (for the mini time) a Grand Serous performed of Attion, in two Patti, called Or - AGGIt PSSION ; ,h, ltn en „ . ,tire THE HEROINE 'if YUCATAN. " ly new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, anti Deco. • s b;, 4 l4 ,c,estor the rations. Boxes tostreet. be talcen of Mr. Brandon, At the ," 111 ,ce• in Ilan- ic, l ^es OS. Second Price 3s. Pi/ 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. price as. : Second Price is. Upper gallery is. Second rime 6d. —No Money to be Returned. . & h e boOrs will be opened at Halt -past Five, and the l'er nn_ arise begin at Halt -past Six t„..41111_2!5W Ballet having last night been received with un iiTtite.go applatiet, will be repeated every Evening till further % The Public are respet.lfully informed that Master mu . 'wilt _littll return to this rheatre on Saturday next, alli 1140.,t! that evening pertorm, tor the first time, the Char4c u4lrokon, in the Tragedy of Zara. 45 . 0 tiliii4l4 of Master lint y's Perfimpance next week will y, Thurbdity, and Saturday. DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH, 5' king Henry V. of England, at the battle of Agincourt, • in the year I4IS• Now OPEN at the LYCEUM. Strand, The 11 real Historical and Panoramic PICTURE of the L of AC I NCOU RT, painted by R. K. poitTs It, 11, . . _ 0 i iii,s' Crand Historical Pure is painted from the trlt ! flea intiAination; on tb. same scale as his celebrated Pic tzln.res (tt tilc Slorrning of Scringaparam, Siege of Acre, battles a A.leXandriA, Lodi. and 1" ' the J- , o , ea•t of the French . at the IllaTg e of Mont St. C;othard, and gives an accurate ide.i of 334 'Nation of the Coittending 'Parties on that mernorbrle c/, i t cotuains zBo7 Num' feet of Canvai , The Pici!i .. e Is . ln - .. bits Portraits of inanytof the English and French 111 try. AAn uniteresting Account of the Rattle, which ' will be xiill;is liable Companion to thellidure, may be had at the i on, ~, . rho Fxhi k; . . . ....u N k . ' - tiOn Is open every Day, --:-Adinittmce is from Nine o'clock till ,t4v,-,'.1) , . ... INIC.AL ORATIONS, F.XCLUDING FA - LSE k, Rovvv,,,DQCeTRINES. University of; 4 ..j ox . ,M It Mmbe r of the . A kby • - I°4l , tne Royal London College of Physic ians a nd a ,, n u torth4iclan to thc St, Mary.leon Infirmary, &c. wil t me tlir i! lee e his PUI3LIC. ORATI()NS, at Half Paa 1111) e" T heo ° rv re „ ll( , l ,of the aid of April, in Saville-row, on the hkeri":4t".ll`.l r radice of Physic, confirmed by nearly 5, years tr in. , .I.)ort and Experience, and iilustrated by the fi3. 1 ).. ? )4, 0; :,' . 1 Imes of ttic Greek and Latin Edition of his Schr • a nti "`nini.or English Translation, and b!,. large elega nt . kgp describing all the Parts and Fundionsot rhe!l"- WtiiiN, b )',.. their Diseases, with appropriate Remedies, ''." P 3 6 totrodudory Lectures free—and all Dr, Rowley 's Nis are sold by 1. Harris, Corner Of Ludgate-bill. * __4; silt. -- Dublin- rebruarl 6 .> 1265 . •_ . PrilE, intelligence from Bath s is grate f ully giu • alrte4s and we request it may be coati d beforer t h e... tte Above Notice should have been i li n U se e r d te . "is Mislaid in our Unice. . I A kiliSIR AT LAW OF WILLIAM SN E VD' ..1 . 1 1 " n r ,. 11:_erit'n O F Messrs Williams nn" lit : i R —404, No. 9, Lineoln it 's Inn, 'Ne ' w Square, of the t t h h e e .si, E- Als LAW ot Mr. WM. SNEVD, formerly I:•_,rka' Office, and residing in Field Court, GI!), stall • e 144(.1;4041e time between the years 1757 and 1712-1 rally 14w4rded • . - IRELAND. k.,,E3TATES SURVIVED and VALUED. 1\4r.,%8. stiEkit ARDS and BRASSINGT°N° . I..tisebel,4l;eVors and Valuers of Estates , and Valuers of u entry 4 Anierests, respeafillit inform the Nob ility and )4ial, th;.t %,te"-liritinn. possessing Landed Proper ty . I a plica. Tw os - Business ► in their Lin, and its re,ative P :. 4e.,(1.1:1,10,1t3r, ttaaittilsttleyryaurnd dancnceurr.ately executed in - stile in Ire. ,', _4l ington.street Dublin April 8 18°S' the best ------.—________..... ! ' ' rro /r , CAPITAL Plc-rukEs, the Palconicri, Lancelletti, llalb 13 nini and Co. 4 Cr * t. * Lonna. Palaces, Zirc. A I;e* Well-kuUwn anti Capital. PICTURES ' ~,-,t 'kiln the above Palaces are. now on EX H 1131 TI 0 11, N , ‘. t i ll be( soL ti b .._ y Private ContraCt, at Strdchan's Gallery, li r 1 4 r„);(endon.street, Haymarket. « ti t# 111 %..14k1pre!‘ will continue upon Public Exhibition till ''erixls- '' "Y onlY, When sltit.:lla.a may be sold will be dell ariiv 4 . 3 the Purchasers,. After that day such Gentlemen rer,w.ill be admitted to the Oallery as have TiOcets.ot .9e h,,,,V.ulinisston, or being desirous to know of future qll - inay elitist to apply for such Tickets by leaving ut_narnes ithd atidress with Mr. strachan• .' ttdp'stoPen horn twelve 441 kive, Admittance : to. the •k! Xhibition, as. 6d. THE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT. TERY SCHEME. N. of Prizes. z. 2 3 • 3 Total Value. . Lt 10,0,0 4), 000 30,000 t5,00a 10,000 . 8000 `7OOO 54 00 $OOO k 20 1 0 cso Value of • 43t),900 20,000 • • 10,000 • 5000 • • 2000 - ft 'OOO • • , $3O • • JOO • • 50 • 20 1 4 • So • Ins 603. 30,000 Tickets kjao,olo Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows : First-drawn, rst pay, to,ooo First-drawn, 6th Day,Cto,boo Ditto . 2d Day tOOO Ditto - 7th Day zOOO Ditto 3d Day tOOO Ditto r Bth Day 30,000 Ditto 4th Day sOOO II Ditto - 9th Day too° Ditto - sth Day torn 4 Ditto - toth Day 0000 Tickets out' Shares aro selling at every Office. Ticket - - ,ClB 18 ,o Hatf - £9 t 4 .o J Eighth 9 6 Quarter - 418 o ( Sixteenth - 1 5 *..,* Begins Drawing 13th May, tBos. S,TATE LOTTERY. Q WIFT anti CO. at their 913 . O ffi ce,: No. tr Poulify, ire seitlng Tickets and Shares of the State Lot tery to begin drawing r3th Niay. The demand for Pickets, and Shares in all Lotteries has been in proportion to.the number of Capital 'Prizes they con. tainted ; this accounts for the great Site that has already taken place in dm present Lottery. a continuance of'which must occasion such an increase of Price, as to make it an object to every, Adventurer not to delay his purchase. In the last Lottery, the Ticket Nd 20,952, a Prize of tn,oe .1. No. hoo. a Prize of [pool. and Nos. 98,2. and 16,268, Prizes 0C5,01 were shared and sold at Swift and Co.'s Office; where No. 679 i, a ,Pitze ot a6,c011. No. 9362, a Prize of t 0,0301. and No. a Prize of toool. in the presedipg Lottiry, were alp sold in shares. , cos.pon. FOR PUBLIC S.ALP, At the Dolphin Inn, 'on Thursday the iith of April, dos, At Nine o'Cloek in the Forenoon, . N F. ThottN4nd a, .d 1'weni.y.!....4'0 Scions titt3UA TIMALE . INDIi;P, Thirty.tilree Jars BALSAM P U, and oth r Goods, being . the entire Cargo of thg Eq. ipanish Sh)p-Eimeils, coign-rod on her voyage-from Hatter nall to Cadiz by His Majesty':i Snip Tribune r a. IC A. Ben nett, Esq. Captain.. Samples .t the Indigo will he hewn a Week previous to the Day of Sale, and Catahritties had on application to Messrs. St. Bathe, Green, and )31g:tell's, London ; and at the Count. ing-house of MATTIOAS MARCFI, Inn. Broker, Gosport. . • ' GOSPORT. • FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the 26 . th of April, at Nine e'Clock in Forenoon, • THE following GOODS, .v 'lwdve Thous6nd ilti.ENOs AYRES HIDES, One Thousand Two Hundred Small ditto,"f welve Thousand MORSE , HIDES in the Hair, Four Hundred and Thirty-four TA NN fl l DES.tar Soles, One kiunclred Bales of TALLOW, and sundiy other Goods; being the •-argo of rite Spanish Ship Amphitrite, captured on her voyage from Montevideo• to Cadiz and Barcelona by His Majesty's Ship Tribune,, R. H. A. Bennett, Esq. Captain. For Catalogues, and a view of the Hides and Tallow, ap.. ply . two days previous to the Sale, to •MATT 141.1.5 IVI4IRCH, Inn. BrOker. • GOSPoRT. FOR t'UtiLIC SALE, At the Dolphin inn: on Friday the 26th April, at Nine o'clock in the Forenoon, E FOLLOWING' GOODS, viz. • For EXPORTATION, Four UutAred_ and Forty Small Casks of rich MALAGA WHITE WINE,. Being Part of the Carp landed froni the Spanish Brig La Matilde, detained on her voyage fruni NlJlaita to Embden by His Maje.ty's Ship La Decade, W. C. ltutittrlOid, Lsq. 'Captain, and regularly condemned in the High C4Alft Or Ad. miraity. _ . For Catalogues, and viewing the Wine two days before the Silg, apply to. .4. MATTHIAS IVIARCH, Jun. Gosport, April 4, t2los. . Broker. GOSPORT. FOR punic SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the 26th April, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For HOME CONSUMPTION, . x6s Bags Spanish Wool, 9463: Ox Horns, 21 Serons Indigo, 31,5a0 Florn'Plates, i 6 Sarsaparrilla, .tSitalo Ox Bones. a Case Storax. For . EXPORTATION, eo Barrels Coffee, 2 Barrels Wine. Being Part of the Cargo landed from .the Danish Ship Stadt Copenhagen, detained on har v o y age f ront Cadiztio Embdca by His Majesty's Ship Pluto, Richard Janverin, Esq. Com mander,' and regularly condemned m time nigh Couit of Ad— miralty. For:Catalogues, and viewing the Goods two,day4 prier to the Sale, apply to • • 14iAl"1'HIAS MARCH, Jun. Gaspar:, April 4, dos. Broker. GOSPORT: FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday tire ,6th of May, 1.1,05, at Ten o'C lock in the forenoon, T HE FOLLO WING Goo Ds, v i z . kor HOME COFiSUMPTIA)N, r6,2oO . BUENOS AYRES HIDES, 67 Packages of CO "I'T,t N. For EXPORTATION, • 200 Serons of COCOA, being the Cargo of the Spani4h Ship Princessa de 14 Paz, captured on her Voyag e f ront Montevideo to Sr. Andero, by, Fits . Majesty's Ship Endytnion, Hon. Charles Paget, Cap tain, and regularly condemned as Prize. For Catalogues, and viewing,the same two days before the Sale, apply to MATTHIAS MARCH, Inn. and 'URN 111011,1 ii . Brokers. • Gosport, April 11, 1805. GOSPORT. FOR: PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday the 16th of May, 18or, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE" FOLLOWING GOODS, viz, For EXPORTATION, ' 86 Seruns of COCOA. For HOME CONSUMPTION, 78 Packages of COTTON, - $8 SCMIS of IND! GO, and about so Tons of BRAZILLETT I, and other Dye Wood, Being the Cargo of the Spanish Shp Nova Carlotta, cap.. turad on her Voyage from Curnana to Cadiz by His Majes• ty's Ship Entlyniron, Hon. Charles Paget, Captain, 4141 re. gularly condemned as Prize For Catalogues, and. viewing the Goode two days before the Salt, apply to 1011 N MCWLE, and MATTfIZAS MARCH, jun. Brokers. Gosport, Apttk t t, .180 S. n rriday next will be pi:Wished, in Quarto, price. 'Ls. 6d. CEREMONIAL of the INSTALLA. 14 ON of the,li N I G HTS of the Most No* ORDE R of the GARTER, at Windsor Castle, ea Tuzsclay the z3d of April, tilos, being St. George's Day, - Punted for G. Kearsley, Fleet- s treet ; and to be had of the Booksellers at Windsor. * -* The follotving interesting Work • will be entitled tb additional Favour in Great Britain when it is understood, that the ingenivas Author, on, a'econnt of some Observa tions contained in it, has been recently kidnapped in Italy, and consigned to sonic of the Dungpms of Bonaparte. • • This Day was published, • A New Edition, in Three handsome Voliiiee, small Svo, price i•>. in [maids, faithfully translated from the Gorman. TRA VELS , from BEt(LIN PARIS ; with Sketches oldie existing State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion ; and with original Anecdotes of eminent Charaitsis in the French Metropolis. • By- AUGUSTUS VON Kovz r BUR, • Author at The Stranger, Lovers' Vows, eihwro, &c. Ate. 11 . 1otician Paris has been ably pourtrayed by Holorott, Carr, and others; but it will be universally fel the Portrait at so great and distinguished a Master a s Kotzebue is equally entitled to attention. Its fascinations in Germanyhave been so : gr•;:a, :hat two very lime Editions were soli in a fortnight. Vv's.rk has, 'moreover, the particular claim to notice in thglaiitl, that it has been i,;/ritte_n wichin, the last twelve. tn,iiihsi, at a time When EngliShMen ha'e Luesn prevented, by volitical circumstances, from ifiniettaking similar Perform ance.- Printed for Richard*Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church.- yard. Of whom may be l►ad, The NArrative of Kotzebue's Exile into Siberia ; in 3 Vols. price ►as. in boards. • MODERN. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. ". This Day was published, The First Volume, CoMplett, illustrated with numerous Views, Maps, &c, price to. in boards, of ACOLLECTION of MODERN aid CON. 'TEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS, to he continued in Monthly Numbers, at ILilf-a,Crown each, and consistinz, t. Clf Translaiiens of New Voyages and Tra vels from Foreivt . `Languages; 2. Of Voyages and Travels never before p.oblished ; and 3, Of Analysis of N6v Voyages and Travels published in England. The Value, Importance . Utility, and Economy of this Pe rigdica.Work, will be the best illustrated by an ;Enumeration of the CO'Atelits of the -first Volume, in which every Work is afempleted. which was begun in either of the Monthly umbers. The First Volume contains . TRANSLATIONS. I. 1. Cass4's Travels in Istria and Dalmatia, with numerous plates. 2. Kuttner's Travels in Denmark, Sweden,Russia,Germany, and I:.ily. . 3. Michaux's travels in the Back Settlements of America. ORIGIKAL. An Itinerary of theltoute of the English Enthsasy from Lon don to Constantinople, by the Secretary to the Embassy. .ANALYSIS. 1, - WoOwarti's Voyage in 'be Indian Archipelago. 2. 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Sixth Edition, much iniproved. By THOMAS BEST. • With a Froottisplece repn:senting. the various Flies used itt Angling. t a 'ri c. c . ! on S i s. boards. m its Branches, reduced to plete Science; befog the tof more than Phrty Years Pratti‘c and strizt tibscrvatina. By Sam. .Tay iv, Gent. " This is the Work or a Period Master of Angling ; and, aft , ::r .1 caret iti in.penion, we venture to say, that it• will be fomirt of it - lot - en:o4y, to the I:w.::rs of the sport, than ale the Productions of a siindar kind that hs.ive before been publish ed!" ' New London Review, - April, aez. LAW—This Day was published, price 7s. 6J. boards; • Dedicated - to Sir ViCary Gibbs, THE Upolt the Statute of I,j , e - s orFRAN. els.i3A CON, afterwards. Baron of7Verulain, and Vis count St. A loans, Lord HO Chancellor of Great A new Edition, with very full Notes and Explanations, and a copious Table ot the Contents. . By Wl4. HENRY ROWE, Esq. London : Sold by all the Law Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in Bvo. price . 3s. 64. in boards, Observations on the Rules of Descent, on the Point of Law upon which Mr. justice Manwood and Mr. justice Black stone were at issue, and on our Law's thsallowance of Lineal This Day was published, • Elegantly . printed by 13allantyne, with. Four beautiful Vig nettes, in One large Volume Quarto,: price al. 25. in lath. 1V - AI) OC: A POEM. Two Parts. ROBERT Printed for Longiuni, Hurst, Rees, and Orrne, pateroos ter-row. Of whom may b had, by the same A uthor, I. loan of Are :an Epic Pomi. In vole. second Edi tion, pries 12S, in boards. 2. P oems; including The Visions of the Maid of Orleans ; 2 vuls. price I is. in hoards. ' • : 1 3'.'Thalaba the ,Destroyer a Metrical Romance, with copious Notes. Elegantly printed in a vols. Foolscap Ivo. price i.ts. in boards... 4 Metrical Tales and other Poems: • Seleaed from the " Annual Antholagy." In i vol. Foolscap fivo. price Ss. 6 d. boards. SS . Letters written.during a Residence in Spain anti Penn. gal. Second Edition, price Ss. in boards, REPLY TO A MALICIOUS LIBEL. VINcENT, No. 4, 134 . 6e5-street, LVJ. C rosvenor-square, sole l'ruprictor of the GENU I N C 01Y I.A N D'a LOTION, havink struck with dismay the despicable Nlanutaaurers of the Counterfeit Lotion, their ingenuity has sugtested the tiles of scurrilously libellirig hsr, under`pretax t of tier being a Nonentity, or that she s h e l tere d herself' under s fictitious Name.. In order to put an end to this pitiful and wicked Lalumny, sod to ascertain how tar the wretched Libellers and unprincipled Opposers of Mrs. Vincent will dare to venture, she deems it necessary, in jus ticeto heti:Wand Family, as well as for the security of the Public against barefaced imposition, tohstare, that she is the alual NVidow and Itelitt of the late Mr. Thomas Vincent, slum wham she derives hcr name, and who upon their Mar riage . made a regular attignment, a n d pl ace d in h er ba n d s t h e Onigiasl Re tire th.: late eclearated Dr:Cowl:lnd t she has coutfrined the Name of Vinctn: since, her subsequent NW. riage with Mr. 'Fyler, lest artful taut scurrilous Charaeters might convert thediscontintzauce of the N4me of Vincent to a subterfoge, taserVe their own obvious, purposes. Sold as above, and at Bacon's, No. 1:;(7, OwtOiti-strut, and by all the respettable Venders of Meilicin; in gi m pc.— Qtlarti t 4. 6 ti. ?Lot, ski. 6d, Stamp ARMY AND NAVY EZilrAO g, HE. PATENT CA fl. 13E1)..i ADS, Forni_ tgre, , Mattrasscs, arid Budding ,somp!ete, are very resp.•:t.t. Cully recommended to Gentlemen ' as titling the most portable and .superior v.; any others made in L93J m ; Marquees, Tents, Talaies and , Chairs, on ialprovcd, principl‘s :a Cots, Sofa and (:hairs, Sorg n lima,' Ship; Nlttsq , iit to Net Furniture, and Patent' Bria4s.seresv . l3eds wads, tot East and '.Vent Indiesiawl all Foreign. Climates, at _ IVIORGAN acid Patent Bedstead MAnnt'setfiry and Ware- R corns, NO3. i 6 and 17, C:titlitttine-stieeti Strand. Morgan and Sanders's ~‘",w-inventedll Dining Tables, allowe.d to be the most ct?rnotete t44ailt Jet of stiles ever yet invented, Are very 'parable, poking in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sora.Bed aud Chair-11,d Wank house. ENTEEL FURNISHED REA bEN riv.tar kJ* R EADING, of Twelve Bedchambers, Dressing and W. t ter Closets,' Dravrinx-rnoin, parlour ani St Ay, ample Offies,.extensive Stabling' an& Coach-`louses, Cold Bath, walled Kitt:hes) Garden, and Pleasure Grouo,l, advatt. tageoosly situate at Hurst, about a..M lie ;ruin the F u rest ; L ai. Bath Roads. Address (prlst-paiii) for partictflitrs, to I. Hawker, who nag ~other Houses to Lett. . TO Tlit LADIES. B• A JAzErs CAL DEPICATOIIY, far removing SUPERFLUOUS HIIRS from the FACE, NE('K, ARMS, Fre. giving at the same time a Circassian softness and transparency to the CO MPL EX1() Superfluous Hairs have in all Ages and Countries t),e , ) c -- sidered highly deiogatory to I - eutale DeliCacy, anti it remained unexpritilied that the Ladies of Egypt srid other tions should be.entirely exempt trout this scoitNo so frequent in Northern climates. To Lady M. W, M —us Europe was at lacgth indebted for the secret, procured trout a female friend during her residence in Turkey, whe:e it ap. pears the Lades constantly snake. use of the above prepara. non at the Baths, By the men it is likewise employed to remove irregularities and give Uniformity tri their Mustachei, &c. Recommendation would still, as hitherto, have been found sufficientlo eir‘ulats a Depilatory, Utz: eX4:lilSiVe etteot of which is infallible and 'permanent. sever causing Ott slightest irritation to the mast delicate skin, did not the Pro. prietor feel it.his.cluty to protect his friends from the painful. • ofners of injurious and corrosive Compositions, which Arts most of them futile attempts to imitate the above., and have beta, offered to the Public under variotis,names. To as:coinc. modate Ladies too distant fir prsonal application, their orders by pent for a single 13ottle, or larger quantity, will het punatially executed to any pert of Towo or Country,such tiers int:losing the amount, aaldressed to Mrs. Knight, No. 3g, King-street, Holborn, six doors from Holbo rn , w he re only in future it will. be sold. price 3s. 6‘.1. the Bottle. All al,ite. ment of is.,in Six Bottles. N, 13. None is Cellulite unless signed in the Proprietors hand-writing, to imitate which is felony. RELAXATION OF THE NERVES. rrliE C.artI)IAL BALM .61 QILEAD is cei. tainly the inost elegant and efficacious ever yet discovered;. in weak anal. shattered constitutions, weak ness of sight or memory, hypochondria, trenihlings, horrors of the mind, sexual debni tY, id lid all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system, atid often the consequntict: of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the ne,:ess,try cares of health, luxury, &e. In seatelitary, ittatthie or studious lire, this t.: , ›rtii.ll Bsrm has universally established its restorative efficacy, nil may be justly et/unmated airionkit the foremoat of those happy dir.coveritri which medical re. soareh has procured •as the txlessings of the human race, and grestist counteradlive to human nii4er/. Thousands at 0,14 nunnent, in Inc Unitad Kinidurn, liveto praise the d a y t he y first applied to this ad a t rahlit Kainedy, am, en ;.my the blessings of health, who miiht otherwise have drppped into an uri, timely grave. _ f , The name of thks Medicine conveys act ides of its virtues: It is requisite that it be soft, yielding, arid adhesive ; .lift. , that h may have a'ready disposition to motion ; for, as 'Dr. Nlotherhy justly oSserVes, " Medicines of this kind cannot be conveyed to the part required but by the c . !ininott road of circulaticfn; therefore they should'be adminisierlci in ditch a fatal as they may most readily be. conveyed into the eireuta. tion, and their use ought -to ix continued tor tate time fore the etre.% cast be perce.ived." 'From the aircgoing o'iserVaPions, the propriety ofaJkoici form for the administration of ;:ucli remedies, in pterk , rsoce to any other,' is obvious: and this CordiiT Halin o f Ga u d (which is pericetly elcg:int in reaped to smell, anti ap pearance) will no, found - to possess all the genuine qualities of analeptic, for, besides the nutritious quality of a reitora. live, it' has a fragrant„.subtle, olecus priinciole, which litime. diatelv atti.a:; tit,: nerves, and gives a kind of friendly 'notion tot:iv 11.41,4, yielding plenty tif animal heat, tint true source of firim,ess and rigour, _ traitiof inanieholy disorders which a Mid the human frame, under the denomination of Nervous Diseases, are the principal sources of human misery in the privation of health. TlieGC .iisorders proceed from such an infinite variety 'and complication 0.1 - causes, as to render it impossible, if even it Were necessary. to trace them to their true source. The el_ leas, however, are but too well known, and too severely felt amongst toe great a portion of inailkhid; aild to these etrYas it may, without exaggeration,. be asserted, that any Remedy more superior or celebrated fbr efficacy than Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead never has been iliscovered. Numerous cases have Icont time to time been published in every News. paper in the Kingdom, for the encouragemein of the offliaed to use and persevere in a Medicine which so eminently 'naiads a complete cure in all cases of debility. i'ersons entering upoia the, half state Of Matriinany should consider, that " where the fountain is polluted, the streams tlrit flow from it cannot be pure." TheAN I'I.IMPETI (; I NES,or SOLOWION's DROPS, , for purifying the Blood and restoring the System when im paired by„the imprudent use of Mercury, have beton found - the peat and only restorer of health and vigour in Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly failed. Price cos. 6d. Fa. only Bottles 335. 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