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1 ) 4 . . , • 49p . .-7,.. , ...,:. . ..0 le. - TF.f:lr.., !..j.::: ..., ~ , . , •* x km- =V, '4" . . 's'• , .'iir . " -' fk,'" • • , , , . orili,;,,..''''s;.`-' -k... • • ''''!s`..)igs (- * i *'-'4lf '41'14 4 11„ t t'Yl*U7 1 . % Pi': "At „ *%•:- • NUMB.ER 3923. F RIDAY, 'APRIL 12,- Scs. [PRICE SIXPENCA • NEW . ROYAL.CIRCUS.- - THE 'PUBLIC ;tre respedfullY informed, that the ROYAL CIRCUS St. George's Fieliti,highly.,..im proved, and ent i rely newly ornamented and embellished, will, under tievr Regulations and Arrangements. OPEN .on EASTER MONDAY, April, ts, tilos,Variety ot N tVi PERFORMERS, and ENTIR.E NEW PER -IORMANCES. Royal Circus, Nom Eleven o'Clock till Four. • A C ASi;otthy th e A ttention of the PROSPL RO US and ' -.- ,BL ISIF. VO T LEN. A-PRO.FESSIONAL .MAN, .advanced in Life, .with a Family consisting of-the Aged, the Blind, and i ille Unhealthy, by his constant application lived in great re saglobltity,, and with much comfort, till he was deprived of [: aiaL_lliti Prhperty by the failure of a House in which it was l'i 91 ' 4 0. He is at this time , notwithstanding the most i rlicleconctmy, Iniolved in Debts' controlled for the Subsist e.nespf his Perfidy, who are often Without a Meal, and him -4 1: 1 ! lli I,aily dread of .A crest. Under these circumstances he ; u hreralleit to make this Appeal to the Hearts of . tho t se s „;_ [ rn. [ rovidence Ihis blest with the feelings of Humant y, I.,`g:lan the means of gratifying them, without whose aid t,„i v ' u n'.4l.l.ti:r all the extremity of -want, and be totafly de. tries ehtLekthe power of extricat Mg [ himself from his thfri"l - i ne exertions ot • his airilitfes, to which he is still fully comp ote ,., Done ''' , It , irons will 3e thankfully received at Messrs: Hamar -414.114,120. l'ali.NLiil, and at Messrs, Esdailes and [ o t —ru- strect, where the truth and the particulars of this as ' *la, be k now n . . l '"---........._ _ A CASE OF PARTICU.LAR DISTRESS. CLIi,R,GYMAN of the Church of England, , ~, 4 hosing a Wife and one Daughter, and who has last t ,,„ nt Y Yenrs bee], ;talk:led with Paralysis, and - for' N. , las_ IT Years h,as been rendered altogether incapable of Parochial. utYP bein " ' he lple s sstate th e , h now in so a as eta n tr i te 91 moving either of his feet from the floor, or the ( bath ''ithout support, wishes to interest the Feelings of t ude _ able and Humane. He acknowledges with grati. [ e r L l 5 it received occasional Presents from the good Bishop [ , cot I.eileii, whose whose Diocese he was diSabled from duty : ducwecill"din co n st r ai ned his smoll stock of Money so re. otk as to be humbly to solicit the Assistance take his gc.Nl ,ind benevolent People.who may be disposed to stibr , i 's,iii icons Case into consideration : Ile begs, with .due him b 54 '„ (41 . us. Say,. that the. smallest Donation transmitted ford . 1 7 , re . st, direded to the Rev. Wrn. Witten Long, Mel" Ili, c i e i r kiSeilbury, Suffolk, or deposited in the hands-of for Iris ' e4 i ''',,o• 1 99. Strand, where a Subscription is now open bets, lent, will be received with gratitude and thailkful. -......._' _..... TO CLERGYMEN. WANTrir.) an USHER for the Free Grammar Scho o l in the CL . In on or Wort Midsum reer ne...: . .. i of Lincoln , h ave .". it i s requir ed , that any Person applying shall th e 1 'Proper r ecommendation, and be competent to teat.h . Teo end Creek Languages. a),LY.'O Vorlieies in the Neighbourhood may be had with the • 'MI Appointment eon APPlicatiOn to be made vi t h e T own Cl er k' s O ff i ce; Lin: bY order of the Visitors of the said School. Line . '. Mach It.k.Uß WEN TERREEST, otb 27, doS. ,:r ui, "v" followinglis f4F GRANb SPRING LOT. -°. of fir' zes '. - krue SotieYhM' E . . ',/,' - - - ‘30,000 - ' 1 • - - ao,oao -: I .. . - tO,oo4ii ' - . - s o t,e. - - Zoo° 1 4 - - . 1000 - 10 .500 .. it,. - - 100 - €Ol,O . -.- So • ....„.... l6 20 34,01)o 'rickets ,C300,0n0 ''... .1*.% tit t i)S t i tt . of the Ca" pitals will be determined as follows : Nat:- .41141 i Ist DayC to 000 1 First-drawn, 6 t h Day,G2e,ooo b at ; " 2 d Day 1000 Din" ° _ 7th Day 20 , , ~% b ittO - 3 ` l l DaY 1000 Di tto - Bth Thy 30,00 0 'J - 1: 1 1 1 1 ? ) :1' sOOO 1 rpm - i. 9: t r i : Day a 2000100 Tickets and SYhareraore sellin tp g at e - very Office. I{ Picket Ticket . . x i & 18 0 . Qll ' at i . - - 49 :t a o 1 It i tt h e t e l :lth - - .4.2 t 5 ° 9 6 * i ....._.. -... - s Begins 4 Drawing 13Eli May, iBo s . .........-____ Total Value . : ,C 60,000 40,000 '3 , 4000 ' 15,00 0 10,000 SCO) 7000 ' 5000 5000 120,000 . ,„ ~,.•TElsl THOUSAND POUNDS. , . P-11Yrn, trirst.drawn Ticket will he ptriiiieciaahiomveedsuninn, b et _, the r3th of next hfonth, and entitled to _ c ~.. h, 'et s such Piize as will otherwise tall to its Share, P ' • "pit 30,0pe1. 1.0 C)RNSBY and Co. assure the Public, that the present' ri t z t4t Y Sebeme, containing twice the number of at Ili . es, has created a great demand. for Tickets and en' Office, 2,6. CO rnhill s are zital keeiLubs, No ` Societes: and indiv.idual s the ex it- " 4 by Hornsby and Co. not todelay buying. a Pnrchasers, are recom mist ~,._l4linary Sale makes it certain that the Adventurer i "6,crsiderably more than the present Price. . t rms as If er s by Letter or Carrier executed on the sant, a R r eset. .....criZes paid on demand, Whether a aol. or a ;09ee°1- lir., ARMY AND NAVY EQVIPAGE.: ~' flh PATEN'r QA MP BEDSTEADS, Furnt, Cl iiio tnre, "wt.ittrasses, and Bedding complete, are very r . esPe , Taut superior to any 444 Y rec"itnende d to G entlemen, a . s being km most Porilb_le others made ,In London; ;Marque4a, 4. abies and Chairs, on unproved p r ineti t es ; to ' „ens, Sofa Beds, and Chairs ► for on Board Shi ft ; usgnit lr iel't r ii tirni Pi; and Patent Arass-perew Bedsteads, for East ~ est Atalie, aol 411 Foreign Climates, at • ratent Bedst(Tail AN and SAN DE RS's Manufaaory and Ware-Rooms. te r Nut. 16 arid 17, Catherine -street, Strand. ,‘,..„._ ii ttn and Sanders 's N ew-invented Imperial i-Pilitl7, l'abl ei es ' 4 ., 140 .vuil to be the most complete and P legant ate_ pox ts t t , e .ver yet invente'd, are very portable, packing inl4 l e i t i i . i 11,91 es deep , 14„,, e, 4 tic Eishionthle Sofa-Bed and Chair-fled Ware. ------........ . t.. 4,. -,-,-----7--....„ i' ItHEUMA'FISMS, --SPR--------AINS, CHII.BLAINS, ire. rtil Dr, STT:ERS's ON)DELDOC. 411 S Medicine, frOin its warms tried Tertlutlug Qualities, is found to be an excellent Re. penetratidg and Po h r et , ( r external, R hettinatisins ; and by its strengthening jg red ~', it speedily restores the Parts which have been , in : ~,, ti..OlY. it l Sprain. It is of great service in C d ar s nl a ) l S l . t,„burQtetbOetis, stltinets or Vileakneskof the !Dints , 1111 tire at!ort.for the Soreness ckt the Feet after violent . Gee r_ , . Ville t ' l i t i . 3 , l '' ) In Os.moting a proper Circulation in the I.lMlO$ reCOln at 111,414,1 ai. Paralytic State. It is also virticularly t 1110 tb 11 Chilbl ains. ; and it used in time it wilt preven pk,..1 r"-Ing; but in this ca se it should be dissolved and ap ‘,.. Wam. ' Y' ! 4 ti;rvvilbee Genuine 0 F podeldoo is prepared and sold only by • 1 01 l r l',) rY 4114 B°lls N0 , ,-IS, St.' Paul's, on the Coach-waY, *4lllio-i • ' . 6 froht .C'heapsiii,, price 13. 6d. a Bottle", Duty 1 ?d, . but as a Varlety or C ounterfeits are offered to the lind q.t..% : 11 ., _ je ll the Names of Dr. Steer*, of C haring- CrOri , li rtt e ' -- "crY t are it 411dulently made use of, Purchasers No, Tte6 ted to observe whether the words "„F • • Nr"rberY' Pr.. 45 ' .it• PeOPS;" beengroed in the Stamp t it . not , i!: ~11 mutt be spurous. the llo w ` ( 4 : , i 4 iso : by their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, No.,'..(illl'lLYiktd i 13;i Lon Jlui Co. No. ; so,' and I .Pidding,, ~ _, ~), Ofor.street ;I. Wade, Old Bond-street • littYleY 'u,-5 . ''' -street street ;1. Ward, Middle-row, Flolborn ; L. ul t.. -Royal I: vo- i it 1: . „ , v , .:, zult,O ; W. Clarke, Borough, MO' t o ' ' n ' bi J . 11.jrns, Sin.:tessur to: Mrs. E. Newbery, I slier, at the 4:urtier of Lurigate-at "P . . SOCIETY' FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. ' No. 3t, Essex street April to, act's. T HE GENERAL COMMITTEE of the SO. CI ETY for the SUPPRESSION of VICE, respect- fully address the Reverend the Clergy ; and conceiving (what they presume the Legislature itself must have conceived and intended, in framing• the A.dt of 19 Get). 11. C. at, viz.) that the pradice of Profane Swearing might, in; some mea. sure, he expo'Sed and checked by a periodical' revival of the knowledge of the said Law, agreeably to the 13 Selion there- of, by reading the same in all Parish Churches itml Public. Chapels; &c. on the Sunday next following Avery Quarter, Day ; beg leave, with great -deference, to recommend that the leading of the said Ad accordingly bs revived, and in fu ture, religiously continued. By „Order of the-Coittnittee, . JOHN CRANCH, for the Secretztry.i No. 3t, Essex-stieet,.April to, tgos. THE SOCIETY for SUPPRESSION of VICE having sent their usual Admonitions to certain Persons at Edmonton, who kept their Shops open, and publicly eat ployed their Men,.on Sundays; and having, in consequence of the disregard paid to their Admonitions, broit.,i, - ht several of the Offenders to legal punishment, the respecA.ible part of the Inhabitants of that neighbourhood were roused to more ex tensive exrtions i►` the .`ante way ; and those exertions ap— pear to have been tbllow•ed by the most salutary and,decisive eftedts. • . The subject having been lately detailed in a letter to the Society, no apology is here °tiered for meotithicnding the ex ample, as worthy of being followed in eve ry town and vil lage in the Kingdom. By Order of the Committee, JOHN C RANCH, for the Secretary. . (COPY) `" To the SOCIETY for SUPPRESSION of VICE. " GINTLILMEN, _ _ When I last addressed you it was to state that many of the Shops of Edmenten, and its neighbourhood, continued open until Nine o'Clock Sunday Mornings. I have now to say, that from the very laudable and prompt assistance afforded by the Magistrates, this evil has, at length, disappeared ; and with much pleasure ..I hand you the following Statement of Fads :-'Upon application to the Magistrates at Tottenham, they readily promised to put the Laws in force aainst such Offenders as should be brought before therm. Two Butchers of that place were accordinj ly summoned, and paid the tine and expellees. A Butcher ot S. to whom your Secretary had • written ; but who, nevertheless, still sent his cart round, and carried on his business, as usual, was then summoned, and paid the fine and' expenceb.' This example produced a most pleasing cited about Southgate and Winchmore-hill; as every Shop, Butcher's and others, are nowslose shut the whole of Sunday. It has put a stop to the unseasonable industry of a Smith, who commonly worked all Sunday; and of a Farmer, who worked,•and also paid his men on that day.; but, finding strict inquiry was making respetting him,he now discontinues his former praCtice, and rbys his labourers on Saturday. It was very prevalent in this neighbourhood, with Gentlemen and Farmers to pay their. labourers on the Sabbath ; but 1 believe there are none at this time ; as, throughout.two Parishes, it was made public, that the I )ffenders would be brought before the Magistrates: Notice was also given to the Constables, that information would be lodged against them, when they made their return, for negleol of duty. The High Consttable of this Distridi began to be alarmed, lest his own conduft should he investigated. The Magistrates explained to him the Law, and his duty an he immediately informal the other Constables, and rode hirnselfthrough the Pistritt, cautioning the Shop keepers, and others ' that they would no longer be permitted to exercise their callings on Sundays. , Lower Edmonton, on a Sunday morning,. generally exhibited a kind of market for buying and selling pigs and persons from three or four miles round would resort to thisplaee for traffic. A Constable of Ed. Inonton stoppetLadmie ot pigs for some time ; the man was alarmed, and the Constable went on to Tottenham, where the Constable of that place joined him the Drover begged hard that they would let him go, promising never to offend again r . noillave we now occasion to complain of this nuisance; The Proprietor of a Waggon has been fined for travelling on Sun days ; and the Officers went to Hertford with a distress ter the fine and expences. The Butchers at Edmonton conwlain ing-that the Shops at Enfield kept open, anti that their cus. tomers went there to be supplied ; application was made to the Reetor and High Constable; the Constables of that Parish were warned to do their duty, or abide the consequence ; and the High Constable himself gave notice to the Shopkeepers to avoid offending against the Laws in future. I was Inform ed, by an inhabitant of Enfield, that such a Sunday had pot been seen there these. 'eight and twenty years past. Our Magistrates have issued a precept, calling upon the Church wardens, Overseers, Constables, and Headboroughs, to dia. charge,faithfully their duty ; and they hold a Petty Sessions, on purpose, once a month, to hear complaints. They have given aria charge to the Constables, that if any complaint is made good against them for negled of duty, they will fine them heavily. The. Publicans too begin to be very cautious how they sell on Sundays, and, in general, a very essential and - desirable reform has been effected in a neighbourhood where the pro fanation of the Sabbath was kirevalentin a very great and of lensive degree." . . . OAK TIMBER.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A. Large Qqatifity of, Exceeding • Good. NAVY L 1 TI of large , Nleetings, situate in the Neigh bourhood of 0 undle, in N oft h niptonshire. Particulars 'and Price rriay tie known 'by applying-to Mr. Cibbops, Uppingbani, AT the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse in the Kingdom, No. 434, Strand, the greatest Bar. gains arc now selling ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton tor Boots, at only is. 6d. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton is. 6d. worth as. 6d. ; fine 2S. col; extra .su.. per 3s. 9d. worth Ss. , ; stout black and white Silk 6s. 3d. with laced Clotks 6d.'; . extra good los 6d: A variety of Patent Angola !Jose, warranted not to shrink, from as. 9d. t() the best 'quality ; stout worsted IS, 3d; fine 2S. super fine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mitts2.s. 6(1. ;. a curious Article in square Net Mitts ; also Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calcu lated an give ease and elegance ; Men's . CattortDravvers-35.6d. with every other Article in the Hosiery Line, that can pos sibly be truttle,up to 'the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.---,Stockings made to say Pattern, MONEY READI"S) ADVANCE A LL PERSONS in possession of Incomes, .El.- arising from Freehold, Copyhold, For Leasehold Estates, in Land or 1-louses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Matria ni ge ;settleents, Widows': Jointures, An nuitics, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income - for - Life, May be supplied with temporary er permancot Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An nuity livez est for the same., The. Nubility and .Gentiy. of knowi Property, or their Hei 7 s, may be, accommodated on their perinnal security; and,in -apy instance where ,the single security of an indivi dual may be peined insufficient, the addition of another person to guaritntee payment of the -Interest will re move the objeaion-; and„ in all cases, privilege will be given to 'the Public to return the 'Principal at their own option: Personal applications will he received every day till Four o'Clock.; and; - Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country ;post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to the Diretior ot* the - Kniettsbrittge Bank, at his Town House, No. g, Lower Itilm-street„Golden-situate.. l M U l C) r H ope h rt l ie s s bebuetnwSlateidte upon e ii d n ie d i o n t e te g t. 8); I q l l e t' s . equallingSPll,SEUßY's PATENT ANTI-SCO Rh, IC DROPS I This; Medicina has gained.advocates in the .woi itl, and is ranked among Domestic Medicines, being so useful, in a variety kifcases,as to induce persons to apply daily tor it as a generul remedy, hoping as much success as in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Scrophulous Complaints. 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Its. 6d. each, in Quarto, or tos. 6(1. each 'ld 0 tia vo BIL PARTICULAR AS TO THE roust, • PATENV BE DSTEADS AND TAB,L - ES, UTLER!s Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet ..L.P Wire-rooms and Manutatiory, Nos. tj and 14, C4l rinc Street. A large assortment of articles of thentrest, neatest, and most•ceconomical Fashions, of well'Seasoned materials, , and excellent workmanship, with several provements. • -- BUTLER respettfully relies on the. goad discernment of the Public, that they will see, through the paltry deyke3 and insinuations opposed to lain "and counterfeiting hit 'arti cles. It is well kuown that Bo Ti.tit 'has two patents, one., for Tables, the other for Bedsteadsi the ptincipfe of first is applicable to almost unkind:: of Fables, and is allowed to be a great imp rovetnent it renders them - n more convcrilent for Houses, and Much mire portable. The printiple of the other is ,ipplicnt l i-etn most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds,, which latter arc singularly use ful in sickness, and each when shut up, make a handSonte place of furniture for a Sitting Rooth, Dressing Rpm, Sic, The Four Post and Tent Beds go *ether in all parts With brass, ;airfare fixed with much ease without the help., Qt. tools or tacks or nails in lie furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the above, adapted fur Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs,,dre. 110TLItkia Patent Manulattures have. been 'graciously pa tronized by the King,,,Queen, and Royal Family, and ho nodred by orders front numbers of the Nobility and Geisny, and have been highly approved of in. the East and West Indies the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, and tQr which he teturos his grale. it li cl o le -r sa : al tK l i r 11% i . r i ati og e t t e i l l V "'i tt ‘r i C r. Ir E lt' may hells also to prnmot; his Business, or should it be desiet.ed other:vise, tw, ti permission of Providence, mand ulaures and sells l o s Stine.: nor Four-post and other. Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine-street, 8 &mg hornthe Strand, a Bri c k front House, where he •has con strutted several Tools and Machines for /vorking'the same, and has otherwise been at considerable expenee to bring them to that Utility and degree of perfeetion at which they lOW are. At the sitne place may be had every Article for the completely Furniihing Houses. N. B. For Exportation. GOSPORT. • , FOR PUBLIC SAL-F., . . At the Dolpttin Inn, on Thursday , the astkof April, tSos,, at Nine o'Clock: in the Foreno o n. -1, NE Thousand and Tweni y.t wo Seams of GUA. TIM ALF INDIGO, Thirty-three (ars BALSAM P . U, and other Good,, being the entir e C argo o f th e 9t. Spanish Ship Elmctis, captured on .her voyage from Havan. nab to Cadiz by His Majesty's Ship Tribune, R. H. A. I;en- 0 nett, Esq. Captain. Samples of the Indigo will he shevvn a Week previous to the Day of Sale, and Coale...nes had on application to Messrs. Sr. Barbe, Green, and hignell's, h London.; and at the Count. ing- house of AIA'rTHIAS B,oker, Coeport. ODSPOR FOR PUBLIC •SAI,E, At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the 26th of April, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon, ffiliE follow tog GOODS, viz. Twrlve Ttoutand BUENOS AYRES HIDES, One Hundred Bales TALLOW, and other Goods, being the Cargo Oldie Spanish Ship Amphitrite, captured ember voyage from Montevideo to Cadiz and Barcelona by l Majesty's . Ship Tribune, R. H. A. Bennett, Esq. Captain. For Catalogues, and a view of the Hides and Tallow, ap., ply two days pr,:viuus to the Sale, to MATTiIIAS MARCH, bu,t, Ilroker. GosponT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the. 16th April, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon, TE E POLLOWING GOODS, viz. For EXPORTATION, Four Hundred and Forty Small Casks of rich MALAGA •• • WHITE WINE, Being Part of the Cargo landed from the Spanish Brig La Matilde, detained on her voyage from M,ilaga to iiittbden by His Majoty's Ship La Decade, W. G. Rutherford, Captain, and regularly ciandenni e d i n t h e Hi g h Court of Ad miralty. For Catalogues, and . viewing the \Vine two days before the Sale, apply to Cosport,_ Apiil 4, Bas. MATTHIAS mAßqii, fan. Broker. . _ GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the afith April, at Nine o'Cloek in the Forenoon, T LIE FOLLOWING •GOODS, viz. For HOME COW,NMPTION, 16S Bags Spanish Wool, 9463 Ox Horns, • 21 Scrolls Initigo, 3t, con Horn Plates, 16 Bales Sar;aparrilla, 18,800 ON Bones. t Case Storax,_ • fUr EXPO,RTATI ?ei Barrels enfl'er, . • . 2 Barrels Wine. Being Part of the Carg9 landed from the Danish Ship Staftt c o p en n ag e n , d e tained on her voyage. from CailiA to Lttibilert ••• by His Majesty's Ship' Pluto,. Iticharil lariverin, Esti. Con; mintier, - and regularly condemned in toe high Court of Ad miralty, For Catalogues, and,viev.ing the Cods two ilayS prior to the Sale, apply to Gosport, April 4, S Rt.IRCLJun r'As.c;-: