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' s . . 4- .A1 , 3418..Pret * • • . , k., ---. • .-=:,-..,- :-- .-" " - NV ) /1/4 ,A/AP- ."-....;1 ,- 02. • ,-...„., „.„..... < 2....., - .... - T r • .S P-4 ili i :' ejt-.,-- z.NIN, .... i v 41,_:!z.' , •:- s \ e , .'. - s -,„ : 1 1 1 . IA --1.4,, , ,,f a) ...-:-....,,- 4.. c - -:- . 7 - -ff -: i"'* El , ,) • . ~?;, .4 l ip ...to" v V. 1 . -1-. .ifi .. 91: $ 4 ,3 3K/ , . i , -'1 fi, w i ~...,N i tY~ • :=.t ti: 414 ituMßßit 3907. [PR:CE SIXPENCE' IJC Xl3:. 104 , 06r,Li MO ND 1 .1 , MARCH ZS) 1335. TO THE PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. This Day was published, a new Edition; in z vols. tamo. price. 6s. boards, ERMONS to YOUNG MEN. IV W. DODD; L. L. U; late Chaplain in Orainary to His Majesty. Printed for Vernor and Hood, No. 3t, Poultry. N,4 f'Y OFFICE, Mardi ifi; igos. HE PRI iPAL oFF IC ER S ani GOlll4 MISS lONE .':ti of !fir ti 41ES:h . 's N./Pr do birth); give Notice, that on It sdnecilay the 27th Moto's, at One o'clock,' i'bry will icready to treat with 111:4.1 Pe-sons a r Imo , if willing to contrail for supplying tits Majcstyr at Deptford, fear. wkh, Chathant, Sheerims, Partynouth, and PjnioAti.b, or one or stare of ibe raid I . a . d , COPP 11.,R.,$FiEETS, COPPERand MIXED METAL NAILS, COPPER BOLTS aaid or any the tail artielei. Pat:erns of the Sheets, thus, and Rin,r, and of the variety of Nails rrvared, in. 9 , be seen at this ojAce, with finals of the Tenders.. N Miler be received after Tivelve 4.'Cluck on the Dap of 'Treaty, nor ary noticed :West the Pary, or an 4;ent fir hift: attri;:is • LAD/F.'S AND GiLISITLIMEN, THE Day of Mraltar' to fill the Vcancy in your Court of viredors, occasioned by the Death of Mi. WILMA being fixed for THURSDAY the 28th inst. I request the Honour of your early Attendance at the Ballot on that Day, and the favour of your Sulfrages. The superior Support I have received from the Proprie tors at large warrants the most confident and undoubted prosped of my success. I beg to assure you that I shall al ways retain the most becoming sense of the obligation, and endeavour at all times to manifest the sincerity of my decla ration by the testimony of a zealous and honourable Discharge of my Duty, I have the Honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servant, JOHN JACKSON. New Broad-street, London, March, 14, iBos. This Day was published, embellished with upwardl Forty beautiful Plates, cut in Wood, in 2 vols. Foolscap,l3vo. price ils. boards, THE TEMPLE of . the FAIRIES ;being a Se. ledion of the best Fairy Tales ; translated om the French of Cabinet des Fees, &c. Printed tor Vernor anti flood, No. 3i, PoultrY; and I. Harris, Corner of St. Patil's Churchyard. ----- THEATRE.ROVAI„ DRURY-LANE. PRESENTHIS EVENING, Mach zs, 1805, will be pertOrinekt. ROMEO ANn JULIET. Romeo.by the YOUNG ROS lUS ; Mercutio, Mr. BA NNI ST E ; Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS; !Witt, Mrs. It. joHNsroN. THE UNI T ED th THE UNITED B R ITONS. WIH THE VIRGIN ? UNMASK'D. Coupee, Mr. BANNISTER ; Miss Lucy, Miss MELLON. ,Placesforthe Boxes to be taken ot Mr. Fusbrook, at the bo-Officeoin Little Rossell-street. q. n th 6 s. Pit js, 6d, Gallery Upper Gallery is. 110111pealptoosics,to be opened at half past Five, and begin at nir,.N. B. Till further notice, Places can only be taken from o'Clock till Thre e . ti,,„ °. ., rnf e,Trori, The Beaux Stratagem ; Archer by a Gen. 00111 g has first •; p Armee on the Stage ; w ith Th e of the kook, 4). • ityA h t e x l °l / 1 1 1 t04ClUS will perform on Thursday and Satur. - _ BY C OMMAND OF THEIR MAI ESTIES. r‘TIIEATRE.KOYAL, 41'4ORROW ENVNJNO P r' I arCit w pe, 1° MARRY ill OR be NOT rtornaedTO. MARRY. With New Scenes and Dresses. The Principal Cliaraders by u r. MU DNEN, Mr. KEMBLE, CO M OKE, MI. FARLEY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. DAVENPORT, tr., And Miss SLWTT L E WO RTH. RC Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. The Epilogue by Mrs. CLOVER. LOVE A . LA-MODE. Sir Archy Macsarcasm, Mr. COOKE ; 'Squire Groom, Mr. LEWIS ; t And Charlotte, Mrs. ST. LEGER. no.. s , t , es for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ; • 'Mice, in Hart -street. C i d: r e ' 6 s, Second Price 3s. Pit 3s, 6d. Second Price as. pn ce6 Y,,ls. Second Price is. Upper Gallery lc Second Thel)—No Money t o b e R eturned. forrn,,,ic ors will be opened at Halt-past Fi ve , an d the Per. . I ,!heg ni at Ha f-lpast Six. The English Fleet ; with The few and the O n , A neavturdaY, The Wheel of Fortune ; with Out of Place. Comedy, in five Ads, will be produced next week. • LAST WEEK BUT ONE. AT play. t. H OU 3I . t WIM S DURING LENT. • crTIT-A.TRE ROyAL, COVENT-GARDEN. l'i WED NESDAY NEXT, March 27, 1805 1 0 twi c , 74 the 11 -,be performed t h e Fi rst : Ad of the Sacred Ora. [ CREATION, : . Composed by D r . HAYDN . 1 , , A favourite Seledion. .414 ki Part 11. sop., r.brahatu-and Chorus, " Come if you dare,:—Pu Net . g 0 4161 Mrs. Bland, " No more these tears."--Bach. tk.. 15, Mr. Miller, " W a v e from wavc.”_ls. in Lb. . Ai7:141., "illepV2o2nthdliStOileS."—Ditt,?' ci;nr6ni. Itecit 14h ...unwilY,. " The trumpet sounds. i v . 4, mr• Eialtarrt,'" Deeper and . deeper stIll," and Air, iii 7aft her angeis."—Jephtha. . Ch t ,„,. 03 , `` Bless e d i s iie,,,, Requiem—Mozart. Ai r •" k :, " Endless mighty God." —Seasons . t0n!.." 1 , ti••Ashe, " Holy, holy, Lord."—Redemption. -'"itt Chorus, " immortal Lord."-- Deborah. 0v.." , Part 111. 144310.nd Match. Zauberflote,—Mozart. t e l;. ta• Ashe, "U worse than death," and Air, "An 'Nett ,',/,er btight."—Theodora. Air, ' " s ' a r . Miller, " 1 feel, I feel."—Judas Mac. ello t r.7rrni v arin ye brave." —Ditto. Aroi" , " M iss ome."—Ditto. )07a in) Munday and Mrs. Bland, " Hear my :"--Kent. Air, " in,,,,r• Braham, " Their rights by foes." r u " 1 ° antis, 'your Country's cause." ke t i r l" The Lord shall reign."--ls. in Egypt. elloto v. 1 3 tiarn, " Vor the horse." iteci.,l,... "T h e Lord shall reign." • IlQii,l,Or• Braliam, " And Miriam." Etkr .7ir!. Ash e and Double Chorus, " Sing ye to the." -• p ail 11. a Concerto on the Grand Plano 1: one by tri n • ei a t Mr. NEAT L. A s ip at V ocal 'Peit ormers- M rs. Ashe and Mrs. Bland, meter Linton • rid Miss Monday, Mr. Br a h am , M r . fro-raniitns Mr. P 4 age, Mr. G. Pa• rrin, atli, and Mr., Miller, .• Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. 'the , Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY. and corn- Idtt 4114 and Cliorusses which are numerous it by th. pi a •.. Most approved' Pertormers. corn x, for ti le the 6rlb Unice, in Hart -street. Loxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at ttes6s. i t 3s 6d. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery is. Do ors 6 s. be .opened at Six o'C lock, and begin at Seven. Halt I , i • ' i Second Act, at the lied of t te ..................._ r i.e ONE THOUSAND to TWO 'rtiOUSA NI) pr„,,,,, , MuN as will be given to any Person who shall Ea tt ,Ille Advertiser an adequate SI I'UATION in the t 4rs n , ( ' ,l ) tslalta, or the Cape of Good dope. He is 26 tc ( „ Tl ° t , lias recerved a liberal Education, and can give A t i dr !, '1 Amount. Will's Collie-touse, Serie-street, Lin . ion,„l. les 'u • , ----..„--- TINE NEW CRANBERRIES. RIO, ~ ' Nos. Is and 16, Strand. . . k-Pl74', 1 .-' and ch, beg " leave to acquaint their . n e ,..; . Su4 I "9 6 and the Public, that they, have just reeelyeda v i yor CRANBE R.RI ES; in the most prsme condi tion, . th at ol , to truly luxurious a Flavour and exquisite Quality; endell(' the ' feel the greatest Satisfaction in recommending them ; at this junedure, when Fruits of every kind are so e.x -vc„lnkg,lY scarce, hail, and dear, it i s presumed this Blest ,111" Tie Article will be in the liiidiest Citinlatioll with every 1)t , l i Y , tot 9nly account of Its Economy, but tor.beu g ar th * I . rti -e Most tlelicious Fruit that can be for Pudclingji 41 4 u r g i Qr tiles —in jars, at 7s. ert . 14t. and aos. each, for rea yJO eix-i--PrVerlY pac,ked for the Country, at ss, 6d. each Ira. Letters, post paid, attended 10. IVIV tir-------... —....., ..........._._ II HANDS have ever been esteerned a. Eo4exuro personal Beiuty in both Sexes, arid in some parts of are essential t, Persons of Rank. The BAN t/AN A twia 14,ollrielrNtyl.)01r.AnNWgASIi1NG CAKES, posess thel'e• tw o ; the most exquisite delicacy ot tex -4,4,.,ann inconceivable fairness to the tlands which are con ,Liuc":,',Y, washed with this Soap, and these areas are not pro r rettil: ")0 triddenly, '4,1 if by Paint, but gradually, in by co r_ Wlie retl 4ll the i mperfections of the Skrn. X v ii, i cases the, har,Lle-krn has been injured by labour or other vioetice r ,. pen i1 . 14 " t ," 4 ..* and coarseness are elledually, infallibly, . 1 9 1 tre4...!?qy , removed, and succeeded by smoothness, fair. by .41,..4,.1,1tie1teacy of appearance, which cannot lie acquired tA y 4.171.0_11 er.rricatis whatever. I t is by experience only that et ii i i s ` s c o lo trim 4,r1 adequate idea of the supetror ext.r.ll Sok vv .l!, iietorl„ uoieSale, Retail. and for Exportation, by ' the Pro s.sole Agen t ty withers,No. 219, Strand, near tl ' i tl a l t P , le , I m i 'r ; retaiLtat Nir. bangrtieltPa Library, hurteleY ' P olo ! s r' bunoett; No. 3, ‘:ticapsitle, Londoo, and most Ilels. Price One Shillulgeach Cake. AgR, JACKSON's COMMITTEE niter at his IV.L. House, New Broad-street, every Day, at Twelve o'Clock t and will be obliged by the communication of any friendly information. TO THE PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE retreat of Mr. Alderman SHAW leaves you the4iberty- of choice, bgween two Candid,ates ,only. I firrnfirhape that the truly distinguished and nt Support with which lain tavourat, and which this unexpeCted event has greatly contributed to strengthen, must prove succeisfill ; an shoulrfthe result of the Ballot on the 28th inst. be. equal to my expeCtations, a ! zealous discharge of my Duty shall evince my gratitude for so high a proof of your confidence: - I remain, with the greatest respea, Ladies and Gentlemen ' • Your most faithful and devoted humble Servant, King's Arm's Yard, jAS. PATTISOL March zo, N. B. Mr. PATTISON's COMMITTEE sits at the King's Head Tavvn, in the Poultiy, from Eleven o'clock till Four. • SPRING LOTTERY, Begins Drawing 13th► May, 18os. THERE never has been a Lottery of only 30,000 Tickets that ever possessed near the Number of Cape. tat Prizes with which this Scheme abounds. On inspeelton it will be found to contain nearly as many Capital Prizes as has been usual in Lotteries of 60,0a0 Tickets, and no Prize under zol. No. of Prizes. 2 .. 3 - I : 100 6000 30,000 Tickets SCHEME. Value of cm:h. 30,000 24,000 10,000 - Soo° - 2000 1000 500 -100 Total Value. k60,n00 40,000 30,000 15,003 10,000 Booc, 7000 Soo° $OOO 120,050 £ 300,000 Capitals Determinable : First-drawn, Ist Day, to,ooo First-drawn, 6th Day,Cio,ooo Ditto - 2tl Day moo Ditto - 7th Day logo Ditto .. ' 3d Day rOOO Mit() - Bth Day 30,000 Ditto - 4th Day sOOO , Ditto - gth Day lowa Ditto - siti Day loco 1 Ditto - Toth Day 2000 Tickets and Shares are . t.eliing at every Office. - . . PF.LSENT. pni-cL. , Ticket - - CIS 16 • Half - £9 12 0 I,Eighth - £a 9 o Quarter - 4t7 o I Sixteenth - 1 4 6 *** The Public who are desirous of having particular Numbers are. requested to be early in their application to some of the Lottery Offices; who will take care and engage the Numbers wanted, at the Bank of England. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. • RESPECTFULLY acquaint the Public, that the new STATE LOTTERY SCHEME contains z Prizes of ,C 30,000 I 3 Prizes of ,C io,ooo 2 - - - - 20,0e,0 3 - - - sOOO And other Prizes, amounting in the whole to 3 0 0,0 00 1. The Drawing wil l commence on Monday the 13th of May next. 'Pickets and Shares arc on Sale by RI CHARDSON, GOO DLU Cic and Co. Conihill and Charing-cross, Lon don. STATE LOTTERY. CWIFT and CO: at their Old O ffi ce, No. 1, L 3 Poultry, are selling Tickets and Shares of the State Lot tery to begin drawing t3th May. .The Number and Amount of the Capital Prizes • and the general arrangement of the Scheme, will be found superior to any tOrrner Lottery of the same number of Tickets. In the last Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,9;z, a Prize, of to,oool. No. Bzoo, a Prize of wool. and, Nos. 9803 and 113,268, Prizes.orsool. were shared and sold at Swift and Co.'s Office; where No. 6791, a Prize of aci,oool. 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CZ This Dictionary has long been the admiration of Eta,. rope, and is quoted as of the first antharity by all the most eminent Writers both in this Country and Abroad, anal is re commended by the most eminent Professors and Teachers Of Botany,; as containing an excellent tund uf Botanical lq- Struaion necessary to be known by every Person who is cul tivating that useful and agreeableSi:ience. Leridoist Printed! for 11.`11. Symonds, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, a New Edition of Curtis's Pratn....il Observations on Britisti Grasses, with coloured Plates, pri,:e Five Shilling's. GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SAL F, At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday the astlt of. April, at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon, . . ONE Thousand and NinetK.six. rons of GUA. TEMA I.E INDIGO, and other Goods, being the Cargo of • the Spanish Ship Elmeti.;, eaptticed on her voyage from Havannah to Cadiz by Ut Majesty's Ship Tribune, R. H. A. Bennet, Esq. Captain. Catalogues may be had ; samples of the Indigo seems week previous to the Day of Sale, at Messrs. St. Barb°, Gtven, and Bignell's, London ; and at the Counting-house of Mat thias March, jun. Broker,..Gosport, TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause LLOYD against Lord MILFORD, before William Evans, of the Town and County of Havertindwest, GentiTtrnan, at the Castle Inn, ha Ilayerfordwest aforesaid, on 'Wednesday the loth day pf April next, between the bows of Tea and Twelve of the Clock in the Forenoon, in Eight separate and distinct Lots, EVER AL TENEMENTS and LANDS, late oflhe Estate of JAMES LLI of • l'enty. parch ' Esq. deceased, situate in the several Counties of l'ombroke anti Carmarthen. 1•••••• , Particulars may be had at the Office of Francis Pane Strat ford, Esq . in Southampton.huildings, Chancery-htne, Lon. don ; of Mr. William t vans, of Ilaverfordwzst aforesaid. Attorney at Law ; of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen, Attorney at Law ; and of Mr. Joseph ilicknett, Simple-inn, London. To be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause or the Rev. Dr. William Morice against the Lord Bishop at Durham, before John Springett Harvey, Esq uric of the ' Masters of the said Court, in the' Public Sale-room of the said Court, in Southamptum-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, ou Teeiday, the 3.oth day of April, 1805, between the Hours of Eleven and Twelve, CEVERAL MANORS, FREEHOLD and CO. PYHOLD ESTATES,. the Property of ANN CRA-. Cif ERODE, Luca Queen-square, Westminster, Spinster, deceased, situate in the several Parishes ol Great ;Ind Little Wymondley (near Stevenage), and llerkhampstead, in the County of Hertford ; and :also, a Dwelling,hOuse in queen square aforesaid, the late residence of the said Ann Crache mde. Particulars may be ivid (gratis) at the said Master's Cham bers, in Southatninott.buildings, whcre a Plan of the Wy .rnondley Estate may be !inspected ; of Mr. Henry Smi t h, Draper's. Hall, London ; Messrs ; Burley .and Moore, New square, Littroin's-Intt ; an 4 of Messrs. Builoek and Arnold, Bedford-row, TO RE. SOLD RY AUCTION, Early in May, unleass previolfsly disposed of by Private Contract, rrHE MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE' . callttl JL: BARE 11ALL, late the e.st of 1. A. Wallinter, Esg. deceased, situate one Mile beyond Roulford, in the healthy part of the County of Essex, consisting of a Mansion-house, with complete Offices, Stables, Coach-houses, tarm.yard, and Buildings, Green-house, 04-kennels, three Cottages, Hothouses, Stoves, Ice-honse, Pleasure-ground, Fish. ponds. ond a Wal kJ Garden of two Acres, now in full beor mg ; together with 6 ) Acres of Park Land, and 14C+ AL7C2: of rich Arable Land, adj,,ining. Th 4... Ilouse, Which is elegant- ly designed by Payne, w,tls 3 Centre and two Wings, was built about 3o Years ago, of the choicest Stone, seleite.l from, the Portland Quarries on pill isi:se, and is one al the most per - - lea Villas near London, tiom winince it is only dishmt • , . To be viewed'on ,Mondays arid Saturdsys with Tickets, - to be had of Mr. Brinley.', No. so, Lincoln signore; or 11. Repton. I Lnc-,treet, .near Rmnl rd, 'Essex.; or of LNewman, Etti of`cl u es,-titsr Ronill 4 t f t 1) 107 f Po'