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. • • 'a k , • a~~:; , ,~.;~ ~~~ :, j S - , ~. ~~~' r y _ . s NUMIMR 3939) _____ ._. T HEATRE -ROYAL , DRURY-LANE. THIS I'RESIINT EVENING I May a, 1805) will b e p of f orrned THE WONDER. % • Don Felix, Mr. EL LISTON' ; Donna Violante, Mrs. lORDAN. With anew Comic Opera, in Two A as, called , THE SOl,,alkk's RE FURN ; Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO ? The Principal Charaaers by. Mr. P0wi:.1.1., Mr.I3ARCLAY: Mr. 11ANNISTFR, Mr. 101-INSTONE, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss bt: cAN.I.P, Mrs. BLAND. ANo incidental to the Piece; composed by Mr. aYrne: tylaces for the !loxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the ,00 1 x i, ; ( . ) 1fice, in I.ittle Russell.itreet• , \es tr.i. Pit li'. 64. Gallery as, Upper Gallery is. ELlTiflipeastsixs, to be opened at half past Five, and begip at 0. R. Till 'further notice Places can only be taken from 4vitto'Clotk till Three. ' On Frith First Love with T 1 Soldier'sreturn. ; The ket" , . l '''' N sa ,,,, , „.. site Venetian O ut l aw ; 'visit The Soldier's i ..... 11 EIVI'llE - ROYAL. COVENT - G ARDE N. ero.m..,Row EVENING, May 2, 1805, will be nerf orme d • v V II O WANTS A GUINEA ? The Char:tarts by 11,1, Mr. K EMIILE, Mr. MUNDEN, Mrt",.*I.,I:MAN, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. SIMMONS, e'Co,II4)Y, Mr. DAVF.NI , O Rl', Mr. EMERY. AftCETT 11i3$ter% I - lAItItOROIV and BENSON, Thep ('IIIIIS Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss ADDY. oiogu e . WohP r: poker' hr Mr. ItriuNTow, and the Ept. I'lac!nue by Mrs. MAT Tocx.s. for the 'Boxes to he. taken bf .Mr. Brandon, at the 7.:1'..ce, in:Hart-stret. nall'ex"'i, Second Price 35. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price P,;;. frY, Se,.ond Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second rktmett to be Returned. • , . A CARD. . • PANTIITON RIDING SCHOOL. jr n Ridinor-Maser - • 1 . ill, ..0 his Frientis and the Public, that his .11INE . at the 2 rlyA L CI RC US, i • fixed for Tuesday the /th of May, tßos, on which Evening will be performed 'a treo variety Cr . NEW AMUSEMENTS, as will be: ex pressed ili hills and Advertisements tor the Day. 7,4 Tickets to he had of Mr Bunker, Old i'arr's Head, Knight i er'''Net. Doetors' eel : ninon.; ; and of Mr. Times. at Ilk , flrlthellli R illing Scheid, the Corner of Webber-street, ards -4?_',lYlgwthe',lorth.slrle of the magdo en liog i lirl, Mariana - ; I n cl —. h ehe regularly attends from Seven in the Morning 1 " fht,:e in the Afternoon, to ihstrun Ladies and Certtle- Men ie the Polite Art of Riding and 11Ianaging the Horse. ...„,__ ----_____ ____........___ GLOBE INMIRAINICr. Jll-Matl, April r 7, 13e;. 1\ P 70Tir.P., is Hereby given. that New Ilites nrii,. !du, r t "lmaals thy 1... NS ti RANGES against LOSS nr s p!t- Viv ir p'„l'Y PIKE, I NSURANICCS on LIVES and . U.R.- 114,111P5, .E,NDOWNIP.NTS of CHI 1.111 , t EN : N, 1 ,i)I 4 ,TE, DI.I. 12 R RED, and 1' !MGR ESSI V E. c o . ll ‘ l l 1 , )11•1 r , may h e had gratis.. by applic itien ;it the 1444D"'s °lni'ett, in Pall -Kill and Cornhill ;or from tjiii._..e.....nt3 in the prinelpal Towns and Out-ports of the kzu Icingdoiri. • • TIIOMAS U. WILKINSON, Secretary. trilP• CRED/ TORS (if any) of JAMES GAR_. k,„. It'ilikit, Lit e or (;,,,oitham; in the Cotinty of Lincoln, ~,4`,i,%, ctreased, arc cle4iied to scnil an Account . of their De- . til.:Zu;) Messrs. Bicknell and 8 gelding, Solietters, No. 31, ,tith,r 44;_ltio.fielils, l.ondon ; or to Mr. Bulltvant, Soli 01d4te1,,,,,ir "Notharn ; ;mil all 'Persona indebted to his .Estate., s L v q..tt') no their Debts to the said. Messrs. Bicknell lighting, or Mr Bullivant. ..,.....,,..._____ . • • . ___......, .. , *UrMONEY- READy .TO•ADVA.NCE., • • • r HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen ~e x-Ivv 1v v „ 4 , „ terience veil •great tcuttiary . inconvenie n c,eofoisr riteLli„,T ()wing some rope able channel t h ro ugh‘l 1 5 1 e. tit') 7 " th eY erns)' he accommodated with temporary or p,..rit . ttli: Sums of Money, iVlesi:rs. Harris and Co. at their An tuilY !lank, No. sokilli)lk -street. Charing-Cross, re . speet-,. zl?!n,y inform the NiA)ility and Gentry in possession p! ht4!ees,r4ing front ‘Freehold, Copyhold, or Leaseho i l i d t s , ,' in Land or Hinnies, Money. in the Futuls, -Rent t Niarriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, in_ foro3• Patent Places, Church Livings,. or atIV certain the ter Lite, they may be supplied wit Sums of. t i e o r n es y thY ,arnount, by paying an adequate Artrunty . .In t ' . P e mule, redeemable ratty time, at their own option'. iver,&erialapplieratiotts Will bit:received eveiy day till Three COuti'lt.,,kl, and Letters -from- Correspondents irt- Town or 'Y (POSt-paitillininediately answ red.•' 4110RATOItY, 3;., IItD fORILSTREST, CO. VENT-Q4ItDEN. t \N t pi 711 llllRl,artitloßtaAtoSre, Nomoplaints are made. Bail ..at the, 3S. Beu.Aim'ru-strect, Covent-W(l6r, JAAI((//'"?‘"1 w ith a Black Stam p . as the Rev. WI L . 1.,1 . ,1% , 1 viriforn'y's A'PENT.ANTI Bt tio us viLLS; this is li e etirt - ; 1 , 2 1'' ,- ; P " 1 -die. that' he Genuine Pills, as Made from %10171--• e cifie in the Patent, are sqld with Red Starft ~,_ aat the Public ma sure of hiving the Genuine Pills, epee !' he t berchase them at the li.liteioratory *hi ` ll t ' where the P4tent,and Specification:, or liecipel:!y, 1,,,._ lone the Pills should be made, nra be seen "Soklin Y . ii'llis.,fid. and dos. each. kris the rhe Pills not made from the Patent are hard, like • v.,...„.......H. tooteh,erhpurctuttiluier%efiltili:enetinPg;ilrl:. will be tound easily to ------- •-............_ • _ - . . i . CIS ELEGF‘Isrc BOOTS' ice.' . : M t —. 's .NEW I NVENTRA EFFOLENT 11 Ilil lk,rli pII,4QKI NG, patronized for 'lse by the ?`lll and • il astv e ,,l l . ll, lY, was brought to. pertedlion five Ye 11.150, ago,l,d 1444,34 bitifee mitintaioed decisive superiority :, 114 4 ~a r . Rint,ny smearing,. and the notpowlisis.ceenatitai°lyi citanai„ 4121, , llns is purely Itnelious,,softening„.‘ her- even . . IN, .. t., t'ilisetvative, and congenial to the lt.at ~a i .,,,.. the tra,...". kteat length Of time, when chest is w Ted IT; BlaCking ,--",;n,ant, lustre is displayed, which It° °t•ltt • ova. , kr, l et: ' , , ,, v 1V ,, 4 4,r 1 t soils ""nalt` ti Kh he4ty. flourishe s in all climates. 11 .,f t .r. re d on [1: • 44013 0114, trouble ; its imperial elegance i 4 91_, utiks, cluts,&e's"lines, Cartouch..boxes,. Ladieb' /lilacs. 'D . 1. . , .. IS. awl is. Ott. per Box. ' " tehl s q t)rt ok , b t 3 Mixture, 'team, and Liquid, are l'n •ets, `l'll44init, preserving and beautifying the Tops °, t. /I..'„in is' !q t h. 114,111 1(414 the ale colour ts'. 6d. Time ''-.11"`" ia..!ltowit or tan, rs. or' ,my 443(4,. Iv.r Bottle. Prhe Mixture takes out Ink.* ~.#,4.; i:icoruilne are signed and 4014 by Robert Hardy T3,1.r,?,-; li,,tqueLy;„ll-!(11)(411, tLontion ; Dicey anda .oStittlnl;inti ~ t vir,i, e , ow aril and LvAns, Lon, I n ; Shaw ' 'l'leCbu. ' • 't• Paul's Church yard • liendrie and , Son:,, , . 1. , • / nia• in t ' like% ' " i Butler,. Clicapside ; Robertson!. TY,: 1104,"4ree1• tilinhurgit • liardv's Nll4le Sh°Ps (?)'fi) ' ' ki lt ' Printer, Cambrid• rid ge : arcu 1,-t Perfumers, Ilook. t l i,' !,,I Vendera of W e l s' 'in 1111.►''Kingclem.. ' I t,1,-* 'w4Anig Pawner ed "- Tit ta t ' lady 14:corn-Mended 13 k c 4,,.. '5,.., 41.1 tr.,r otPort.it l3; I,id•t•L g:rn til compass' to ligl t 't tiit it:,,X‘,,,,vi not siihm.'t I to " lo' . ,1;) ;';`rriob't fiquitlS aret.' o°6l ''ocing of 4144, terintaithdlr &" ~, ~, • _ , F T" T 1 S WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1805. ExPEDITIc* TO EGYPT IN Mit: • Stable-Yard, St. janies's,'April 29, t 395. • A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE for 11 Managing the Fund foe the Relief of the Widows, Wives, and Children of the Killed and Wounded Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, in the Expedition to Egypt in 18ot, summoned by public Advertisement, for the purposes there in stated, and adjourned from No. 15, North Audley-street to the Stable-Yard, St.iatnes's' The Right I lon.General the Earl of I rarrington, appointed to represent His Royal Highness the Commander in -Chic.f, in lieu of the late, Sir William Fawcett, hay.im; taken the Chair,' an account of the Receipts and Payments to the ' tat of December: last was laid before his. Lordship, whereby it appears that The total amount of Subscriptions is £15,641 o The Payments to the 3x 51 of Decetnber last • 7.112 16 • And that the Balance of 82.4 3 3 temainn in the bands of the diflerent'Bankers who were kind enough to receive Subscriptions, mostly employed in Ex-. chequer Bills, whereof the profits will probably defray the Salary of the Secretary, and theexpences of Stationary, Ad vertisements, and other toiavoithible charges. Resolved, That all Meetings of the Committee, whether periodical or specially summoned, be held at. the i-louse .of the Secretary, Mr. loseph Douglas, NO. te, North Audley street ; and that the following Notice be inscired ivthe P:..;:ers; • The Committee hereby itc notice, .That th . ! ;rat Pay ment of the Boiny'• offered by •a generous Public towa! ds the Relief of the Widows, Wives, and Children Of the Kill ed and Wounded SoLhers, •Sailors, - and Marines, no the. Ex pedition to Egypt in tBor, has - been already paid to alt those who have sent i4l regular claims ; and that the Second. and Final L'aytnent has been remitted to stitch as have given their proper address in the CoUntry. They earnestly request that those in or .near London. who have clainis unsatisfied, will apply to the Secretary, Mr. Douglas, Nb. Ij, North Audley street, on the first and fait Wednesdays in evay Month, from 'the how .of Nine in the.Nlortthig until Three WC lock in the Afternoon, and that all .Cl , iiimants, at a distance, will send their Addresses and Vouchers, with the name of the Clergy man Or the Parish where they reside, addre6sed to the.Secre tarv, under cover of Francis,Freelingp ES+ General, Post- Office, London. MODERN' Vo YAGES AND TRAVELS. DAy was published, The First Voltn7 . : Complete, illustnted, with numerous V; -.vs, :'ll 1, s, Sec. price 14s. in boards, of • A COLLECTION of MODERN and CON. ACI. TEMPORARY VOYAGES and TR.AvELs, to be continued inlionthly Numbers, at llalf-a-Crown each; and consisting, t. Or Translations of blew Voyages and Tn. vets from Foreign Languages; a. Of Voyages and Travels never before published; and 3. Of Analysis of New Voyages and Travels published in England. • . 'the Value, I itioDftallCC ' Utility, and Econetny Of this Pe riodical Work, will be the best illustrated by an Enumeration of the Contents of the First Volume, in which every Work is completed which vas begun in eilher of The Monthly Ntimhers. The First Volume contains IP,R4NS L ATI ONS • . t. Cassa's Travels in Istria aal Dalituttia, with numerous plates. z. Kuttncr's Travels in Denmark, Swethn,Russia,Germany, and Italy. 3. Michaux.'s Travels in the flack Settlements of America. ORIGINAL. An Itinerary of the Route of flu,. English Embassy from Lon to Cott, - ;q4ottinopie, by the Secrztary to the /mbassy. • • . " ANALYSIS. IV•iglwartra.,Yoyage ill th►e I nkhan Archipelago. e. Kot , tebnes Titivels in France. 3. Tuckey's Voyage to New South Wales. Every future Volume will contain as interesting a variety ; and sereral..Works of great value are already in course of pre paration for the Second Volume,' among which arc' St. Vin cent's Voyage to the African Islands, Olassen's . and Pova lesen'.s Voyage to Iceland, and A Walk from Leipsic.throUgh Italy to Syracuse. A Number 'Will always appear on the Fist day of every month, privaliAlf.a-Crown, and Six Numbers forma Vo lume. Printed for Richard Phillips, Nn 6, Bridge.stmet, Black friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers and 'News-carriers. PERCHA.RD; MAYOR. A Common Council, holden in, the. Chamber of the hall of the City of London, on Tuesday the 3oth Day Of April,: ass, . . .. . - . • R 4 soLvEr), That this Court consider it their indispensible duty to Petition 'both flouses of Parlia ment: that the remaining salutary restrictive Laws r:lati , :e to Roman Catholic Stiojetts may not , be repealed, the o:iths of Supremacy and Allegiance being 44 intotral part of the Bill of 'Rights, as solemnly settled at the glorlaus•Revolu tion in the year MIL and the only security for that part of the Constitution, the Protestant Reformed Religion, as by Law estaintslied. ftesolved, That a Committee immediately withdraw and ptepate the Petitions to be pit:sewed to both Houses of Par liamerrt, agreeably to the above Resolution.'• , And the- Committee having withdrawn and urepared the Drafts of two Petitions, the sane were severally read and agreed to. , • . Resolved, That the said Petitions be' fairly transcribed and signed by -the Town' Clerk, and presented •by the Sheriffs .. by the Kethembrancer) to the I lonourable House of , (attended, 'ommons. Resolved, That the Remernbrancer do wait upon some -Lord in Parliarnint, and request.his Lordship to present tho Petition of this Court to the Right Honourable the Iloitse of Lords.. - Resolved, That the Representatives of-this City, and such other Members of this Court as have seats in Parliament, be reqviested togive Their utmost support to the said Petition. Resolved, That these ResOlutions lie publisheci In all the London Morning and g veiling Papers. • . • . WOU Dilloltl,E. rrHE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT. TERY SCHEME. - No. of Prizes. 1 ()teach. - 4;33,000 20.030 10;000 Poo 2ano Inoo , 500 • Ino Total Value. oo t o so .4D,000 . x ' w,OOO gbo6 '71:foo. 5 030 Soho 420000 1 no 6000 30000 Tickets s C 300, ono Part Of the Capitals will be deterrninectas follows t - First.drawn, tst Dayk 10,000 First.drawn, 6th Day,Cao,ooo Ditto .. -ad Day . "'woo Ditto - 7tit Day 2000 117 to -, 3d Day - tOoo Ditto - - Bth Day 30,060 Ditto - 4th Day soot) i Ditto 9th Day , 1000 Ditto. - . ;tit Day too° ! Ditto : ~, toth Day sOOO Tickets and Shares are selling at every Office. Tieket -- -. : - .4i9 0' o Half - ,C 9 t; 0 i Eighth -- . 4z.. 9. 6 Quarter -4 , IX o I Sixteenth - . i i 0 *** Begins Drawing 13th May, 1805. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS - FOR , THE FiR,T DRAWN TICKET. TBISH, Contras9or for- the present Lottery, . respectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub lic in general, that the. Drawing ot' the Lottery will begin r3th of next Month, and from the extraordinary Sale that has taken place; he is - warranted in•saying' that Tickets will be extremely scarce, and consequently dear, lie.therefore-en treats his Friends to be as early as possible in tlic;r purchase. TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great Variety at both hig old established Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and Ns. 9, Chari.tg-,crosi. Where 6431, the last 2oo:1001. ever drawn, 'was - sold in Shares, and where all - Prizes.of the lasrand former Lotteries are paying in full; without any deduCtion whatever. STATE KiTTERY CoNTAINS 2 Prizes of £30,030 3 Prizes of ,Ccoce 2 ..""*". 216,000 :5, -, , loofa 3 --- i ; 0,93 a S -- . lop 1 4 of Soot. and others of tool. sec. &c. SWIFT And CO. No; I T.r Poultry are selling the TICKETS and SHARES of 'the aho've I,Ortely, - to begin drawing the t3th May. - • • - ' In the last Lottery, .the Ticket No. 20,yi1, a Prize- Of to,oool. No. Ezoa, a Prize of twal. and Nos. 93 , )z and iti,1,68:, Prizes of geol. Were shared anti sold at Swift and Co.'s Of. flee where No. 679v,' a Prize of 20,00.11. No. q36a, Prize of 14,0ti01. and N. 19,008, a Prize of wool. in the preceding Lottery, were ale,o sold in sharpy. ARMY-AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. •""T' ' FIE' PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni. J tare, Mattrasses, and Badding Pam pleteotre very respect-- tally recommended to Gentlemen, as being the, most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquee9l Tents, Tables and :Chairs, on improved -prinoipies ; =Sea Cots, Sofa Beds f and Cllid.rl4:for on Board ShiP ; Musquitto Net • Furniture, and Parent Brass-screw Bedsteads, tor East and , West Indies, and all Foreign Clitnatet, at NIORGAINI and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead Manufadory and Ware,Rooms, Nos. t 6 anti t 7, Catherine-Street, Strand. i'vinrgan and sanders's New:invent`ed Imperial Dining Tables, allowed ,to be the most complete and klegant bet Of 'rubies ever yet invented, are very portable, I:44:king in a Bo): but ten Inches deep. ' • N. B. - The Fashionable Sufa.l3,:l vaild cluir-Dt d Ware houtee NINE HUNDRED POUNDS WILL Command the First SITUATION for Bust N ESS near St. james's Palace, the Stock of an Old Established Shop, Lease and I.inures ()fa good Fa. roily House, part of which will Lett Unfurnished for more than the Kent and Taxes, possession to which will be given immediately. Five hundred . pounds to be paid on entry ; time will be given for the retnaming surn, l'he nature of the Concern very tight and easy ; the returns per annum consi derable. A change in circuiristancesbzing the cause, of the ,present fivourahle opportmitv, it b wished none but Prin cipals will apply. Dirc:tt (i:o4t-paid) to Mr. Alport, No. ilia, Fleet-street. NEW MILDICINL ACT. FNEWIIERY anti SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's . Church-yard, London; Proprietors of Dr. fames's Powder 'and other %Fatigable Preparations, inform the Public, that in coit...:cluence of the New-Stamp Duties, the Price of that Ntedicine }\ :11 be in future as. per Packet, or tI. is. 6d, per Dozen I but tint quantity of a Oaten Packets itt - a Bottle made *ip fur the Army and Navy) nay be had for 11.45. staiii:Js ate prepared, hy order of the 'Com missionere,, fir r. Newbery's separate use, in which the words, ti F. Nt:-.\ - I , !ry, No, 45, :. 4 t. Paul's," are engraved, and as it is presitm.d that this . will 13:: a sufficient socurity against Counterkits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. "I'lleiollowing are the Prices of their lkiletiieines, to the first twenty of wliich Mr. New'iery i stamps are affixed, but those who purchase siX or Mote, at a time, will be al lowed the Steins gratis. d.." I. .1. Dr,. James's Powder a 9 Palby's Carminative t 9 Do. Ma Boglo 4 24 o. Dr. Austin's Ctialybeate Do. Analcptic Pills "4 6 Pills . 4 o Do, , large, Box - 14 o Frs:.ole,sTind.of Itark 4 o Dr..Steer's gpodeltloc 2 6 ,Dr. Huxham's ditto Convolston - 2 6 Tonic Villa - a 9 -Ditto , NitreDrops ••a 6 English Coffee - 2 5 Do. : .otoniunile.DropS L 9 Dr, linoper's Pills I (it Do,•Paregorie Lozenges I Grant's Drops - r Antibittd's dittd I ti I m.,l:li's Scots Pills 1 O r ,11.**Sittice.OICOLLA 0 b 2, 3 6 lirn:y.'s Magnesia - a 6 Mr, peace's Dgrnifrice 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 6 CePhalic Slut r o 9 S pilsbury's D rola s st" roties's Rheum. Tiiul. 3 6 Dr. Solander's' 'ea z lierry's Bilious Pills 4 6 reanough's Tincture Essenceof Peppermint t ti Do. Tolu Lozenges i q Gli6es ftetagnesta .7 3 . 6 Essence of Cingt.r - zs 9 N.N 13. Ail - natty Personis, particularly Messengers, mis take the House ot -Messrs. Newhert they think ithecessa:Y tc► point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, Mut Doots from Cheapsicle, with these words'inscribed on tits Frr►nt t " THE ON CY w4REHot4r. FOR DR. lAMES's POWDER." WHEN Frofeesional• Men of .Education and Responsibility oeviate from the general System by the seleltion of a peculiar branch, the saeaten along con. tinued success is the best ethernet of superibrity. Eight years hove I devoted my praaice to the eXclusive treatment of Throe Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, .as tar as 1 am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of !lumen infirmities. • Atter.ilittiAtion irate every 'Branch, as an Ariny-Siirgeon, I formed a wish atein early period ,ut Practice to rescize in dividu.als. front the ignorance of uneducatek men, or the equally dengerous precipitancy ot - general Praditioners. Thee Three Disorders, to the Cure .9f -which I have dee voted attention, comprise every 1 / 4 species of. VEN E. E IN ECTka ON, whether of recent or long du. ration; edly; All kinds et debility, whether arising frotn the habits of school-bom or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, fiat. derangement tit the system in wo. men which is called BARREN N ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases arc the, reedit of Ignorance, or haste in:the Areatutent of a simple C..;oriorriteeaf and it not un trequentlY happens that the seeds of Lila are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded' hour.---By a superior me - tiled such Complaints are' easily cured; and, even where others .have. ttilexi,. I trust, that I may presents to alter a radical. te.establishment. few, howevere.are the eases of eintmlicated distrait in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, 'who, from an iodulgem.e in a 'solitary . , vice,, or the prevalent gaieties .if faOlonatil litc, ;require that state of which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious 'habits. e • -. Where the unhappy sufferer broods • r:iver his miserY;' but. carefully conceals nis mistortune, it may be some consa.' lame for him to" know, that although it be an (Meet of doubt or uncertainty mitie.other sachtieners, the removal .of these Deficiencies by the gralual progress of Renova. thin, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venn's- have bCgan to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by etn early .Counterac. non of this languid State ; in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. lint where thit'DeticienCY has for years existed, a . proper, beseverance is indispensably 'requisite to revive the elem ring Sparks of Liie, and to re-animate the Censtitution. M Attie I E,D WO M E N, who have long been disappointed in their expettations of a Family, may be aseurcd, . that in most instances, such dere as are eurable by Medical skill. The 'seeresy which is so essential ' to my undertaking, and t hnqualifica netts which 1 have presumed: to state, form the basis at my pretimions, arid in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. Pm may be consulted personally, or by Letter's fincl.:;ing a smell Hoc), at his ,house, No. ee, Arundel. street, Strand, nett Temple Dar., There,.is an , . additionel kenrariee in Water-street, edloining. and the Name is QM both the doors. • tif atilt Prcc i Mcmocr nt Ll= Kent Cullege el 5 Urgeoteli - • . N . „:= ~,4,1,:- 0 *4-...- . irfitlio, -i l r Wilttr4 . :'r-" , •;' .7 . i ?'- , k.' - -ttl - . -3-, /:01,!,..N -i4,-. -•-,:::..::. .. *., . . ~ - .. ~ • ' ...11/41(4 • 'i-IT -) ,i. ~~ ~X ~~d ;(t [PRICE SI",aIF.NCE6 z'4Vl'-CZ April 27, THE •PRINCIP AL OfFICERS MiS,M N 4. its of Ills iltriestei dq hereby give Nance, that ,on Alonday tly. 13th next ilic:nt6, at Petro' in the lifrcs.-fpr, arnmi4lherer ffite 1.11 erpore to sal:., at his 015 ee in [lli ,It, jesoi's Yard at C'hatbani, teveral Los; cif C/LI) STORES, consisti , g sf DECAYED CANVAS, . OLI - • L'r% , :ty POINTS,and GASKETS, FOREIGN BLOCKS, SHAKINGS, - • OLD. ROPE, STRAPS, PLATS, &r. TOPPETS, SLAB DEALS, OLD SHIP TI NIBER PLANK and THICKSTUF r, CATYILLA. and JUTSI.IOI* I4EMP, and • OIL and COLOUR CASKS, &I:. 4ce. all 7:yi7g in the 1.4; , 1 Yard, I.:.hr , e xi; Pe. tons withing to Levente Pt° cha.tert may b.rve the /them viewing:be l.rnrr, durin: rbe common quo) king Howl d tee 1'..1-4 1 , until the day I sale. - Inventories end Co:aligns of in he had bercarad at the rani. • NAVY-OFFICE. April 18::,5. MHE RIGHT HONOURABLE the L0R1).3 COIII.4IISSIONERg 4 1h 'tlfajetty'r Trraltay hav;Vc afrpoian..l tlfogcp fia tt.t payment of 11.1114.0 , to Sea Oiliceri. Pont the til 71) , to the 3ttt. Provnber tBo4, arreardtvir to 1.14 llairrty's F.,rfa litimeNt iv th.v.:brioalf, :bete are to give Kotler, Mat Mr - le.:Perot Paytiventr will 4TM:to. LI made at Mr . Pqv- Oiliceo TrOonfi r e r. of Alajestr's Hazy, at rePt in the Morning GPr the,ollowing 1141.,, Om Atordajp the .611) 151.9, next to Aa'ottrals, CaPtaiZl, an,ftbeir Attornks. On Tursdry the 71h and Wednesday the ilth itlay to Liar:wants and their Anorak:. - On nurse: l 4y the 9tb May to ltraster: and Ssrgeonr, and their Anoraks'. differ .which tie List nal be recalled the first and third 11'.4. nesday in every Afovth, that nil Persons nr.ty then an.! th. , re at tend to receive what ntay become fayaldf to thein, an f i 0 ,4 bring with then: the Affidavit required, toueLin,z that net having enjoyed the here* of at!) , Public lintpiormen , , either a: Sca or 64 Shore, during the time ,they are t, be f. thtir fialf-puy,but aho to procure Certificates that they havcsub4crihrd 14 the Test, and taken the Oaths Allegiance .required by del of Parliament so His present frlajerty ; and in case any of the said Offrerr shoild not be able to attend then:se/Vet, tali earp. t Arornies yur pore, that: the said Attornies El7p,:oduce - the like Certfficutes.and Affidaitit. r a front the Persons they are i4plcyrd Where Officers are abroad,. on leave, their Agents are to pvcdur attested Copie's o f such leave &Pre the lialf-pay can he p.a. And as by Al of Patliarnent pasted in Ile 3ith Yoe of Ike a PreseXt Alajettr' 4 Ajt striblisl, , vg , a " e 27 and expeditious methl.l for i.ei P iyment of °fill; " Hit Male ft,s,'s N 510.," it is eva a,..l G y e 6„oth Clause of the said 43, " tilt ij spy Commissionea or Warrant " Naval Officer tvhv shall is ..ntitled to se,Th. , e• " shall e desirous to receive and be paid the saw :it or near . to " th.! place of bis residence, he may app?) , to the Treasurer of Ilia " Na•sy Lond,r 12 have :lien Ball par paid ,der " hvar to the place of his Peside.,Ce, in the warm,' poiwed out " the said Ac 7;" Notice it t.treil fit, the , given, 'kat lb. 1,4. pay.endtag the 3tst December I' 4, will commrnce taring on, the 611) nest . ; and all P,rif. ,, it desirous of 07..11,T ihri flay» P'!Y remitted to then:, rxqy at above direned. - ISLE OF WIGHT. A very Desirable - and Cheap Itesicknee fora small Genteel Family in the said Island; Oat%EicLhaEel'airli.: next, ,1 ,i.trnis GAi hz 7 d o , c en a t o er v ei p r l . n co o n n . sisting of a Dining Parlour, with. Drawing-m(lm, Reuse. keeper's Room, , tr.ti :toe:weeding good Ithelien on the Grouurt Fluor, Five capital Bedchambers on the f irsr Flom, and Ser vants Itoonts ,41 the Attie Story ; an excellent Gas.lcit, and. Six Acres of Meadew Land; together with Stabling for Four Horses, Coach-house, Dairv, Brewhousr, .6:c. The Vie.. mites are situate in the beautiful Vale of Gateorntle, lir a lar;ze Grove of [leech Trees, which alfOrd a pleasant shade during the Summer months.. They are in an exceeding g,en-, tee( Neighbitirhon;l, only three miles from the Market Town of N,:wpert, trout whence there is an excellent road, and about tour miles from the Sea, of which there is a de lightful view from the high round at the back of the Grove,. A Lease of Three,,Five, or Ten Years Svill be granted, or it may be taken. by the Year. For particiilars -apply to Mr. Forbes, Solicitor, No. a:, Ely-place, Holborn ; to .Anthony Bell, Land-Suryeyor, Winchester ; or to Thomas Sewell, Esq, Newportelsle ,or Wight.' FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE,' BERKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SHUTTLEWOR'fI-f, At t;arraway .Ccilfee-hou3e, Change-alley, Cornitill, Lon. don, art Tuesday the z/Ith of . May, at Twelve, - in One Lot, by order of the E x i ceutors,npless previously disposed of by Private Contrast, "fix INTERBOURN * FARM; a valuable and , V V very desirable Freehold Estate, exonerated from the Land-Tat ; most delightfully situated in the parish of Che- Yeling, three Mile? front NeWbury, in the County of Berks. The Estate is in excellent order, in the highest state of Cultivation, and lies very convad, within tilt in4-fence; comprising .upwards of , ~So Acres of Rich, Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, with suitable Farm-house. Farm. - Ord,' Barns, Stabling, Gardeh, and Orchard, and numerous Out-buildings, is substantial Repair; and a valuable right on Snellmoor Common. Let to an unexceptionable Tenant, on Leitie t live Years of which will be'unexpired at Mich;:al.- Inas next, at a very low Rent.—The present Tenant Rents the great Tithes. May be viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and ParticUlars had, zo days previous to the Sale, of Richard Townsend, Esq. Newbury; MC. Wnt. Bushell, Aston Tyrrold ; Messrs. Den• netts and GreaVeS, Solicitors, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman.. street, London; at the George. and Pelican, Speenhartilat4; Marlborough Arms, Marlborough; Bear, Reading r maide l theatt; tithite Hart, Windsor; Red Lion, Hounslow; at Carraway's :md of, Mr. Shattlewprth, No. ;7, Austin Friars, filar the Royal Exchange, London,. wherc a Plan of the Estate may be, seen. INTS CASTLE, NEAR PLYNthUTII, TO BE (PERENIPTORILY) SOLI) 1V AUCTION. By Mr. PILKIN TO At the Globe Tavern, in Plymouth, on Thursday. the fifth (uly, Boa, between the [lours of Three and Five o'Clock i s ( l il c ta l h i lr C ;'ke i;: e d °r i n t l i ° o wc4 n t s lil a cu s hn N i v tei ti b ln°l e ret t vi i i i c :n uws a tYli n t rl db t i ii i : 44 ; t e sedv i c iod r: u ts' e 'r e t) ( jl l, ::tilvatt: IN ONE LOT, ASingular} y Beautiful an d ValuThle 1 7 REEHOLD E.ST AT E. desirably situatetion the Banks of St. Gcr. mares River, and distant only five, ndles front -Plymouth hock (up the River) ; cornprislriglius Castle. with Stable, ,Coach-itause, Barn, snitatile, Offices, two Boat. houses. Garden, upward, of Ton ACres Of PLOILItiOIIS andAVoods, with slimily Fields of Rich Arable. Meadow and, Pa Land adjoining, containing together upwanis -Ot-Onu Hun dred and Eleven Acres, The Castle is a very roin..llltlC and substauti,il s truelure, Sited on an enninvoce well s!icittled with Woods, and com mands delightful Prospects of ranch ut the Sea, :3 hippiroc t the surroundin; COMM y most laaatztitolly aro:taw:Or:l with Woods aa:l riantations, and finis form alto t tet her '-tie t f t p h r e Five s , v ir e t o et t e ci ot t i ls ert i r r 4 .4 it b ill i tt e .oar i pa ti a b it, ic ,i l o e t i , o:i i i:t 3 . l o. l ; ,tr C iea t ir di t t : ou t : t : itl t o,l l ll ;: t4, l7:l lin: H isrt i t . ‘ h .l): in s s : o l tr i v C ect it y ° , lo l lr l l: l , l l l ll l i e l e l .t 7 y, l 4 l . l. l• A ; o l E : : : i y t o l :l‘.sl l ,:c r L i n il " :l o l l 4 l l:4 l; S t r i t ti m k' o . v ; r a rv:: i cr: i prim particulars may he hart at Ow principal lapf PlynlOtllN any (late 4fter thc i lung twar. 1 w