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t~ ...- ./.- . . , . \l\jll-' 101794. T . i , t. ~,,,,,:,, ‘ , it% rt 1 ...fn. -A , s . ..,~ ~ f 2a.. 396211 7 UESD.4Y,, MAY 28, 18os, (PRICE SIXPENCE; TIIEATI:E.ROYAI„ DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, May zB, t 805, will be pe r f ormed THE RIVALS. Faulkland, Mr. ELEA STUN - And Lyilia,Languish, Mrs. 'OMAN. After which the Dance of itt) ' T HE UNITED BRITONS. a New Comte Opera, in Two Ad s , ca ll e d YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY. The Principal Characters by Mr. Et.LisToN, ,Nlr. DOWTON. Miss Mr DE . KELLY, Mr. COLL I N S, CAMP Mrs. BLAND, And Mrs. I4IOUNTAIN. 14)0.,,cesfor the Boxes td be taken of Mr. Posbrook, at the "ince, in tittle Itussell-street. 11) xes 6s Pit ts. 6d. Gallery es. U per Gallery r.s. ii4Tifhpeasikot si i;:to be opened a half past live, and begin at SURREY IRON RAILWAY. O TICE is hereby given, That the ANNUAL Nh GENERAL 'ASX.ENIELY of the SURREY,IRON Vins ILW AY CO MPANY will he h e ld at the Spread Eagle Inn COMPANY Wandsworth, on Thursday the bth day of June next, at . at WC:lock in the Forenoon. By Order of the Committee, . _, , - \Van is w°llh W. 13. LUTTLY, May 27, 'Ro c . ; W. o f the Company,. •tontban, May. 4, IS O S. RANCE and LENIO TREES, CA TALO . 9,441 AN and ARABIAN, jESSAMIN 46,, awl Til,ajexE ..„,,,Nsw cx. SAUSAGES, arc this Day arrived ,. i n ex .. conditim at oft N BIJ RG E$S and S()N s Ware u'er•l'lo. 1 S tra til • I the Savoy Steps. ~..... , (.7,, corner o , •• - • • ___ .. !' .._......._—. , RutDPORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, BUCELLA, Ace. RNV:E R anki. PERKINS,. Wine and ' Brandy ~JMeretwits, No 115 Newgatesstreet, take leave to 4G. oat the Public, 'tl i ' they now keep dears 14 st P•lst, that kept less tha'it twelve and tin- fourteen Viorati.lent of h a ve Centtine W i llie, in Vats and Casks, ripening ar1 1 ! . ting for bottling ; and from twenty to thirty. thou c ai l.. l k ~:tttleis efcrustal Old F'ort, Madeira, 4S:c. By t4i*.ir their f tiLoi.f!'g' their Wines are sO improved in flavour, a nd ,..u,. _ IL ial qualities retained, .7IS to render them mor e gran./ ; 7 s "e 'tornaclis of nervous habits - nd the aged and infirm, atittehr,./F.kreecitas convinced Manie;ainent Pily_s.i.c.i.lanys/iwioliniotroi7e liniii:ar leveamend thcir Old Wine as th e u"'" sere.-i r ,!, e 1-i nor. 13Y . this S tock the , r_are_en , ab a l l e id d o to f thee''s, ~.r 'sells with superior Wine, of st.tviil age , ler Ready rns",, ' v,;lltAges,o tils most.moderate i titm , , le d i i,.: i t ney hay ian tineornmen large. Stock of very ft.._ '?go ac lirany, Pine aril lamitica,Atutt ; and a largi; 4111 Y ut must excellent East-India Orange Shrub. ......„ 'r the Cheapest and nest Hosiety Wiirel"se A in the Kingdom, No. 434, Strand, the r er 4 ate now selling •, consisting Of Alen's brown . (... ,ton greatest , „ I:ars it,'„.:tt. at only is. bd. per p.nr, worth as. 6d. i ‘ vma l e ,." 5 teeth tnt la. 6]. worth zs. 6d. ; fine 2s. gel ; extra st 17fp; .worth ss. ; stout black and white Sillt,6s. v i t. 4tlaced clocks 7s. bd. ; extra good ens. . (A. A vane ( y to ther • Angola liuke, warranted mot to shrink, from xs i.; is e l r: trefist 1 , L' h qualit y { o", stout worsted is. ed. ; fine. 2s • •' b .. , P e lacndi',l:"4. :Silk mitts 2s, 6d..; ii curious Article in tar e ed io n tS ; also Laes' new-invented Lace Sleeves , . ca s c ...,. .. vrith give C43C audit legance ; Alen's Cotton Drawc!S 3 - e s !: s ibly i i ver atllet Article in osiey Line, that Lan po or ttei,,,,,!ttade,iip to the v erybe a tquality, wholesale and f or Ss made to any Pattern. .. .., , Pr, VICINIrIi OF SOIJTHIAMPTON u b° LF.1"1", for a Term of Years, or SOLD, kirs:',SuBSTANTI Al. HouSE, molt eligibly situated xpeikkitharoPien, recently fitted up at a' very considerable 0 414 ( t )t .i is tit ror the immediate reception and ac.commo: li kikt,,,, 4 I"i'tte Family. It contains Dining Dratym eativ to i e . slut numerous Bed Rooms, of capital dimension s; 64.. ()tkes ot every description, Double Coach ...„e"vs .hix-stalled Stable, large Garden, and about • Six id 41 1 V"); tenet 1-,111(1, mote of Which may be had if wept t4 th. L e i' ltrniture and FiXtures, which are nearly new, and ...hiliescavree'Ll.:‘,Td! to lic taken by Valuatiim. The , Taxes and re 1t eioierate. Immediate possession may be had ' if A Pply to h ; I ) sse pa • li It. Ceorge Stoekey, Southampton (if by'letter, llicit-nu.'" w '' will Five Tickets tin - vie Wing rhearemia4s, which it can n'o t be seen; ]Par itti - .'. .._—,----------' • ELIMATISMS,.SnRAINS, cHILBLAIRsp Sic. Dr sT,.• . Sr I lls ~. ,:. eLtcs'e, ()Pope I.Dt)C. wletlic..iiie from tee warm, penetrating and 1,, atl en • 1 -Hely f "11t1); Qll4litiCS, I:. found tosbe an excellent Re- Pre,.,,,t ore xternal Rheuniatisms t and by its strengthc/lin% Isre,i.c ) . 4r .. y liiirt?ise,dly restores the Parts which !haye' been in- . b.r,,,i1)11,.{, and Sprains. It is of great service in C e (l bbe k , 3i ,' .. S, t., Stillness or Weakness of the Joints, and !lb 111 ran . ips „ite t ,s ~ittor the Soremess of the Feet of ter violent Exec -1 .1 . be wee r , in lai n promoting alt CirCUlatioll 111 the _Am sneer, in State. 'lt ps i also particularly mem ii. bre k ""al aiila ; and it used in time it will prevent 0111 11.,,,, 4 14; bet in this case it should ba dissolved and ;.tp .the r! nl • tautwbcr)7!.,ll..ll,in,e OPotleldOC is prevared and sold only by F . 1) "" ( t Suns , I - . oers t "a. 4S , St. Paul's on the Coach-way; 1Nt„.141, ,41111 Cheapside,. price 2i. 6d. a I.lottles, Duty insi!lthii; t°,l,i.cai variety of C ounterteits are ollered to the IsjNit, N ev i i i . 11 the of Dr. Steers, of Charing-cross, ii te tleeiit eii 1201-tY, Namesrlenlade use of, Purchisers ,edit.pr t. ii, tunibserve whether the w ards "F • !slowh.er,Yl ti oi b,' tie 'he engraved in, th e Stamp ;if not, tile .11,ld 4 4 0 ".,14f spurious. ,41e4 . v ... 1 . ..h urth ....,01u;eir. ppoionnnt, b y o Dicey and Sutton, .ra (,),xtorrthsgtretll.4c9it ?jlci Co, N . 1 sa, and I..Picic i l: , A . ,' 4. 1,..0, Lockiipur .I. Wade, Old liond-strcet , li, Is . lt,.etstti Roy a l -,stieet ;1. Ward, Middle --tow, flulbern , 1 1 ,7 ; aro% k sehang e ; W. Clarke orug, Highs 'Nattier'. 4"tY,,11. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. NewberY. "►e Corner of L udiiate.rtic e t. , i'IC ERS r r i 0 1. 1,, C-li.itisr,, /,' tile ARMY, NAVY, MER -I`,oeiteliese '' s'APTAIN of SHIPS, tee. are strongly ii r .; ~,a 4 till Nl'E P. ICES TO kA TI V E BALSA 141 - of i t l'.' qtio• LTII, wei c e is tak s , i by Geritleirem of the „it ack ill t. of this K. -- -'. ' -by who m te • i lowle,t „. King t Well as others, . , ii. 4, are of yvgel.to possess most efficacious prepertiee ire eth..4eil_ Darts wil ' i k, pesses and Decays. It supplies the ex t.i,,l,e hi, vrs oiis Ste fresh ittices, end total ly re-establishes the wte r i i 'aie s i n Nein. tie, tarns ~,itile Hsck and Loins Gleets ' and Seminal . '4t prattei,"4oalet there is . not itnYlMedicine, in public or whch 11 , . i'' A 0 CAk sh OF ,..5. ce II 'MON MACCeSS(I4I. • - 14 'uoiirtarkbr L lt. l. Al INI I s () RT A lativegilloysted _JP one of His Majesty's Ships has, in a Let. to he,141...aii.i ll..e.l.tfte great benefit received tram this leesto- A i ; i! eta 4.,7 11 . s 'IY.4, " I.'hat the Proprietor is at liberty 11 t i . Ifi eer ~,) eutlernan desirous of raking tied Pills." , voihlitise M t , C Mirdehas also acknowledged that this lis,thuebility s i lit ille 14 far superior in Weaknesses attil list- te4ei.efore feAeity Afedielne by had ever heard of, and that 'tie .tteling I t t 4 the utmost hi s ..nd satisfaCtion in ro duke--t•fri, lee circle of his friends and acenaintaiice. 1,..t;10.e I.4l..si°tative.• is prepared in Pills. which 'pro. att.,4:1‘....i1t.td 4t'i ,vv., e4litlet,ls..tliasti Ali the internal fOrMS• ..pilt. No 4 1 at N • s ale•ilcal Warehouse, NO, IV, Fleet. i'lli t - , -it St ' Neu , 13, old Bond street ; F. Newbery and 44 1er k oYal' t- P4 t 1 1 . 6"• Air Al -I t$ k Iler Strand • ki ted. t xclian , e. ' '4l 'ews ' °° " ' if . tt,,b,rt; () I. ... e ) ' 1 , .. wi a i Ilvicon, o xioni-street ; and ot a . ;•!. 9,, ?,. ,x. ; or ...... eines in 'Posen and Country, n 4 c e s ', "tle,,,owtlel; .er,71014Y be had in larger Bases, price one' ihe quantity of six small BOxeS, as - I * A 1?! . t he A rel l y n tes s , !, -14;4 ....nietii,, 1,, --y, kec: t;1,4113 ~ cit...the virtuesiof the Resteratkc, "with ' 4 ' 4l 4 "ls I ney In ..% ad of the Yen:lets, 6d. GRAND SPRING LOFTER ) Y,NOV/ DRAWING. T HE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT. TERY ScHEME. No. of Prizes, Value of each. ▪ ,c 3 o t oao • 10,000 10,000 Soo* 2000 loco - $OO 100 Total Value. X:4o,nno 4',000 50.0.z0 ISioco 10,000 ticoo 100 5003 Soo.) 120,c00 I : bOOO .. 30 . ,0n0 Tickets ,C300,0r,0 Part of the Cipitals will be determined as follows : First-drawn, Ist Wyk to,ooo , .First.iir.two, 6thDay(' zo,ooo Ditto . ad Day . tOOO Ditto . 7111 Day 2000 Ditto - 3d Day woo Ditto - Bth Day 30,000 Ditto . • 4111 Day 5000 , Ditto .. yth Day 1006 Ditto - sth Day toc-, i Ditto . loth Day . 2000 Tickets and Shares are selling at every Office. Ticket . - k 1 - 9 10 ~0 klo o o J Eighth . £ 2 Ii . 5 t oi Si - xteciith . t 5 O .Half 'Quarter KING's BIRTH-DAY. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS • For the First-drawn - • TBISIi respeCifully acciti.4lors t. e Public that the . • F lith . Day's Drawing of the. Lottery will be,'To morroyy,„ when the First drawn ;;'Picket will be entitled to tool. 'and the Sixth Day will' heruesclay, f iwii the 4th, when the First-drawn Ticket will.he curdled to z0,6*91, Tickets,. from the very grc.rt &inland, are gcttiii4 scarce, but the. Public may depend on being supplied, whilst - any remain, at 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-cross. The . following is the State or the Wheel, ,wilich for rich; ness of Capital 'Prizes stands unparalleled : 2 - of - , c 30,030 z - of • 2 . of - 2 ),000 S - of - ' 2 - of - to,ooo 5 '. of AN. &c.. &c. * t .* There are only lix Days to'drdw. 5300 20.:) 4 Ito() GRAND 13. , 11 . )ER1AL STATE LOTTERY. rICKETS • and SiTARE3, warreinf(-41 wn, .1. will continue ort s.dc ' ,whitbt, Any rcinAiri, at C. SCOT I''s Old ItStoiblisbeti 01,P.ce, No. 75, Miw 11,11,1. street, where theTtiat-tiravii Ticket No. 28)i, on itl.l ye and i)a of I)rao,iii,', was sold and re4istered, the Ticket No, 6143, a prize of s6bel. in the..l)t Lotte . ry, was.albt) sold in one Quarter,. Lille Eighth, ten Sixteenth N. 8.. Capital Prizes•tir any awount paid on deth lld, . r 50,0001. IN CAPITA I, PRIZES RENIAINING IN THE•WIIEF,L, ANEVONLY DAYS "Po',l)l(Atii. D E cliock in your.Appticati.n to , tqf Or. 13 nate Office, facing the Bank of I:Ai l /Jam!, as 3 Scarcity or Tickets ‘vill• most ,assuredly , take place •itfter the I)ay's• Drawin4, Crum the , very great and tiofirceetientcti De. mind. 'File Fifth Day's Drawing will boTo-morrow. RICH S I'ATE OF-THE WHEEL. And only'Six Days to draw. ' 2 Prizes of ,C30,0e0 z ' Prizes , of ,Cia,oile 2 - 7 .20,0t:t0 1,2 - -7"."---•••.• 00 . M DRUM DON 'solicits the Pertii . it of the. A. 4bove Grand State of the Wheel to his Friends and the Public, which stands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotie., ries, with only Six : Days to draw, and Tickets at 'l9l. which, after the Filth Day of Drawing last Lintery, ruse to . 301. He therefore again retonniiends to those who have de layed ouri4hasing, to ti,l early in their application at his old established Oflke, Eleet-,treet ; and assur;:s thew, foam the iiiiteirtition Stile, it is likely not a Kii:ket will :).1 left aft,:r. this Week. The Ticket N 0.9214, 'drawn a Prize 015301. on the first day, was sold at this Office. . *** To-murrow Will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. UNPARALLELED RICH WHEEL, CONTAINING 2 Prizes of ,C 30,006 I 2 P . rizesof lo b o*. 2 20,060 ,1 . 5000 &c. &c. &c. And only Six Days to draw.. FlAppiNEss an, INDE . PENDENCE nny be obtained fronA the above rich Wheal, by .an eady application at DOWNS': old eitablishtd. (Mee,' No. Si. ewgatt-street. •" Fri;ln the great and: increasing Demand for-.Ticketa and Shares, since the Drawing bs.:ga,n, it is snort likely whit levy 'rickets; if any, that left, Lehi riseerinsitlri..bly atter tile next Day's , Drawing, as tv. , t a Ttact or Share ♦vat to be hid after the Oth llay last Lottery. • To-ntorrow will be the Fifth Davis prawitt. ONLY' SiX . DAVS TO DRAW. And the Whatil contains rho .3wing rich 2 Prizes'ot jeoet, 2 Prizes, 017;"5, , c,* 2 ----- t 20,00 l s 2000 2 - tooro A:, 'PROM the unprecedented 1 - )111:tni1 'tor Tickets and Shares previous to•thetast Day's Drawing, it hi Mltit likely not a Ticket will Piz kat to purch2ie by the Sixth Day,when the First •dratiiii Ticket will be entitled to 24,c001. and_onthe Eighth Day to 30,0c01'. 'l'. ROBE ii.TS therelbre recommends to those who have delayed phreh4sittg,to be quick in their appitLatiero at his old established Unice, , No. 8, Cornhill, Where 111;: Ticket No. 24,640, drawn a Prize tir 10,0001. in the last 'Lottery WaS sold in kourtseh Shares. To:rnorrew will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. TO-MORROW WILL BE THE FIFTH' DA,Y OF DRAWING. TICKETS and Shares, warranted oncirawn, con. tinuc on Sale at lIA 1.1. and Co's Office, Royal Ex change. rile Wheel contains 2 Prizes of 3e,000i. • 2.,0f 20,0040: 2or 10,0•0 l. aof soool. aof 200 0 1, &c. And the First Drawn Ticket on the Sixth Day - entitie 4 ....tOlci t oool. Prizes paid on demanci. ARTIYICIA.L MINERAL TASTE TEETH. This Day was published, By Dulau and Co. ,Solto-square; the Fourth Edition, Svc,. With Plates, in bitards, price ss.. TAE CHEM A NT's - DISSERTATION - nn TIFICIAL TF.ETH, poicting rout the d.uwerous Consequcucea ari , ing from the uae of Teeth extracted from dead Budies,er made ulany animal Substance subject to decay and dissolution, as Well as the Evils itttentlint on the trans. planting of Human Tueth ; with Observations'' and Cases corroborating the oninions;of Sir Wm. Watson, lotut Hunter, and other eminent Snigeons, who have demonstrated the fie. qUent Inoculation of Diseases by theso modes of prattice. Annexed to which is advice to Mothers and Nurses, on `the Prevention and Curs of those Diseau.s which attend Y;rst Dentition To which are added, Remarks on the great Superiority of Mt. 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