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• ' . 4• '";.' 4 `; .i._ t 'a • • .i.y - e' ~ 4. •. , , NL I NTBR R 390, THEATRF..ROYAI„ Dike; /THIS PRESENT EVENING Maich 3o 1 $O5, ) will be performed, • HAMLET. ' Hamlet by th e YOU NG ROSCI US; . Claudius, Kin of Denmark, Mr. PO W L LI, ; • Polomus, Mr. DOW'FON ; I loratio, Mr. II 0 LI,AN ; Osrick, Mr. PALMER ; • First Crave-dig:lw, Mr..SUETT ; SecoratC ra`ve.digger, „Mr. C; RI Chost ot H amlet's Father, Mr. WI MAMA" tOtiC; t IT 0 N* . Certrude, Queen of Derimark;4l4. POW ELL ; Uplielia, M rs . 11 . J OHNSTON. 411 F. DOCTOR WITH AND THE 'APOTHECARY. Nan, BANNISTER ; And Anna, Mrs. NJOUNTAIN. ...naces for ;he !loxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbr9ok, at the 4./t.o4fice„iii Little Russell -street, 80 4; • 6rt. -2. s Upper Gallery Is, • ' it 1 and be +n at ki T ir h p c as i) t l;: i r x s t? .. be * opeue ; At ta t past IN L, Till further notice, 'Places can Drily be taken fiptn 00 Llock. till Three. • • " cil;',,Nor.day, Douglas • Norval by the YOUNG' P:QS dUt Unitefl lintons ►; With The tired -04 ' F utulay (`)y Cornm mul.of their Majesti es ), The SVlleel „the lilae; With (by Contthatta) Of Age To-morrow. ‘ OI )NG Itblf,C I US will p er f orm on Tltursdal.Bl:' tc• 0t ; •Arkl th u',,e f) tirit Nie - iin; of hii appei!rame ltt W 4keek will tcn '1 ueAaptlie , • • ' P .. • NI . ) c op OT. . 0 luwirig rtir G _ LT 4, o f TERN' SClfthA.i. }P rizes. Value ot emit. I'i:zal Value. - • k3c; too - - 20,000 ,t10,G03 3 3 . - - ' " : , : , •:,:lc, 4 . 10,000 I ~.^..) Sr. , :: - .3 - .. . . 2t I• ". ' ' •• , ill.coa .c.,a SO '. 5" .. - r , • , 7 .ot , ^. IN ) . 3 t . ft., .. ........, .... ) .. ~. 120,404 .1D ) - .1 ' r., '.) , ricT lets Partr.tthe C • Y 1ktt. , 44 44 , i t pttals will be defeimi: . I tin,* ",t i DaY4; Frst.• tc,ockc• s/1., tto • act Day t oe , .. t zoco illa ▪ 3(1 I) Jy b;, r, - Day 3.1,000 4,41 0 4ttlll),#h I).ty 5,, u 1)1 9th Day Soc.° Ti 1)11 tk.) .a • c 7 ets ,tire at Cyery torii D y voou " II it 'Ticket I,••!S is °r Q l, l;:rty nghtrt 9 o " 4!I C. Kteriith tt 4 6 thatvirig 13,4 May, taps. ,~. Sur.,c::o , • t`t ,lt le 11 It 1 ) ." (') INI4 - CO . 0 DLUcK; itild CO. c ~ ~.,.. i ; wolo.iiilt the 47'PEel " '‘; - - .Public, that the 4 !'e'v .."I'.d'i i 4 .: Lt.)l Ti:it Y Commetices DrAwini; on • ,I3tn of A,1 4) ... , • , rill, SetIMME CONTAINS _, * , 1 : 6 _ 2'.. . ; Cal: 1:3 4 :6000 1 3 Prizes . of , ..„.-f r 4 , 00 0 3: I, ~..4 % , 4 4( , 1 1, , ~7. •• 2 . 0 0'4. [3 - -". .' 5 00 1. tick ;. -1 " ' '1'4,4, atilpkirstitlg iti the wliote to 300,0 i _ .. q)(j i. 4 .. iod S. - ta.. , - ; , :.1.., ow ..sate by .I.t.HARI.)buN, ...Ca, " u(3 ".., aud Co. Cori:atilt and Charing-cross, Lon 11Awial rde4:lY, 1) 44:11.45e is. rg.: , :utunlciuted, 'rickets beit4 nor of P 1 , . Fyn :At the commence ihttivorti, . petit,. c:et.r 1., 14,„....... , Late Lottery 3 Drawirtg. • • . ~--, ,__ _ . e\ vi , S L .Al't Lorr Kit. Y. . la to 11' afid C ( , 'at their 014 O ffi ce, No. 7! ) ot , .. IrYtut„,/I,ltre sellint Tickets ant Shame of the 1-I,,,,:itnitrawiny, 13th zvLsy. ~ State Lot. tollet.Nuother and Amount of the Capital Prizes, . . r and the tvii,:i.,a'rangernetit of Ow Scheme, will be found supeno s lolll'l,4lllyr Lottery of the sante nutnber of Tickets,_ .ze 0 , bOttelslOt Lottery, the Ti,ltet No. z 0,953, a VI mi l 1,4 4 iv. 0„ /zoo, a & rtze.or 10001. and Not. 9 Q. 2 _„ . 6 . billtklt. w h e r e H ood were shared and sold it' S wlrt and Co. `,,44e 4 . ;"ere No. 679 t, a Vrite ot .20,c00i. No. g)62, a ;"ere . 1 " )00 1. aud No. 19,008, a Prize, of .._,...„ I Lottery, tverz. also sold in sitarcS. wool. us the - .. ..., 4,... AG - WANTED to. PURCHASE; • , „ , e,c7,1'11- •Motlesn • 'MANSION-F-101)Sb,, in . . /414 Plia '3.°l)l ' 44l2 Reliitir, with convenient Officesi Klic.h?", how_ sine Gard '&c dpi frcim three il,h.'m Actes of Land ht Ira nd. The Estate, must be t. rev hundmi to se‘ en }4ire,,nd Sintsneti not lisi th.lll.fil teen nor inure - than fifty 1 4 ~,' 'rum London A ' I ) ' hiving such to disvose of I, +4l,tle htee . . , , — , ..isy . ersost, ~, %L ila t & to : , end the Pa rticulArs, Pric L , 4....... by .4.:tte . r, 4.441., to.hletisis, rero,NuS' itild Got:Ube:l. 'IN ..) 1*.,1“ -a . rt...t, - ' SOON %v i I T la ' j: D 1,1,0521) t.)l'.. . A Capital and v-Ct—' ljesii4C)l . (. WIOI)ERN REST. r• e F.N6 G , Y ` v - to -s . E. fora regulkf Est4blishitt- tit' r•ii,itvfiNli-6_91 1 .44 f r „ n'al,.sen Thoquito l'uniids :is-year, wit il 4l‘Llt) K, 4‘l4bl e t- ""I Il i t : 2 ' tO 1 40 m Acres of rich,. hcalthY.. and drY ' r Qniii,,„ a ,' l `; •)dsture tiyoelloitl Laud rowid the 1 - 1011.;e, cfml akj,i ',l,4lltiftit Sea,,„ l 1..„,„1 View's, z;it (tate between stxty Ilya y l ) tlcs 801.4- west. fi'brit Louden. - 41)')I ' Lnuth ile sirM, .4 Manor. alit! .well-NvSsodg4 Estate : 14,,,,,:% Acres molt, 'near it, culay b.: Jcided. 4 .. - "" 4 1t4,444.-12,, Wci-is.l/44 SaloAstir''' . • - . .......**M.4 , . ----7---, --...,..-----....---, -- ' • ' ,A 1,.." "i'lMliEfi Al r ) Ii,ARK. r ( ) IIL :SOLI> 11Y- AUCTION, tili'llb 11, - '''t , f , • DRIVERS', - ''etln. I , ... ' 4' ''.- G ' way's - Coffee . --ttay ,trw•tull'oi April, at . arra , . 4,oo.house of •:, i . I ondon, in Lot., . , ...... ia0,4e..„1.‘y, - .. , , _, __mai ! On': 11 y, One Itunnteu ca iiti.4l`l vqy valuable OAK TREES', PrinciP3HY of Large V4l,trki:l-I"3' 41 '4 'NOE .adapiett for the Nowt', or 44,,Y111::, 444,1! .1.9 W ttandink upon Well Vale Estate, n eAr . _4' ~,,,,,,t a417,14.1u,N um.reniptlT sit,uate„for Wasertcarlago t bring kttiklit,3l ea tarn the Sea. And, at the saint. tune, the I raw I'l/el'i'l Treetr vvUl ix) sold in lots. , eilll.l"l4's ttay Le huti • t the Peacocks Bon" ; Neptune, Porti4 ,' White llart, Sull4h Lincoln and Gainsborouglt; lfll-4)1141, otitli- 4 1 . , a 4 r4 ) ::is of Grabby, Grimsby ; Bull, 4 1 ce,4.1.e; Nlevrs-11,,,rste-r► Cook, and Ewe, Lincoln 's. iilettel? htrVaite Alto;ney,,B9St4n Beet t t i .. trrawa Y ,1 4 bear -,.ts. urivorii) La id..6%.lfityref6j• p.ent.lo.l ! Z.',,ot f„7 .t olle, (it Well, near Alford, loin 511 CW the Tim. Nu11..,...,..‘ n°lll 4lso Particulars may be bad. „, -, -----•-----,--......,.-.-...-.. rt;AR AND 'RELAXED CONSTIT 1(,,., ' - Tcwic Pi LLS. * uTiOss. ~. ~','". 1, ,,tN, S Compldiniog of Debility, from what .gance,, - `-uat, and' for which Peeparationkor wet are the it? c'tilYl''brtu,",,iktn.lcilieS, WA . il f . tithe Tonic Pills sui arg o nifosed ol la L„„ ,'r melt:lnk:et that Clan. T hel Draughts hjkl Dite"l'iitZ which form the celebrate Green Mgt Vqiti; r ' , ' ', l .!Otil by 14. Moses Griffith :, awl the Clialyhcate ;' ,ol :th 1", 11 ° often Kivon with success by the Inter Pr.t.,lll4tgrh.. ,!.‘,,z,i,, 4,,iri , eY are rlcnlntnentitet fosiall N.ctvoluat;ZYurly i6„`.4.43h1e jti:crliZtitrilc4l :)t-'-'-raelt.sc; in i vc 4 4l ( c i nt, from too si 4: ~-,l _,v or mi•i jr1,1?,4;:o, as a 6 lAr.NtviberV -I' i' ' ' ns at . the only War house for i,,3:„,,,,,11e.iP,,w(1., '''' ' w' et 1) l' Ch nit l'a" 1, four .. f s 1,,, ri ~ ~„ 4 „., o. ni,Jo „......_ au s U , .. ...., ~,,,, k i L i ~ ‘i!,,: %,:c..!cier of cheap.ilac, I,litiqou i pt.:lcti i ~.......y2. V(l2m,;!Lev ,ric;'lo,,, ~4044.1et.i ; and by Bacon and Co, )x.19,1T_ 7r77..: w (.1 ' L i 3 ' 4,1„,. , - , W C nurc“..yaftt ; T. Putt, itoy!ll IS!cltjogr I§ .e.,,5,,,, 'Borough }Ugh -lime; ; - ..hti 1. Harris , Cotner ilt ' kvirrii . r . '..c !',, ,, , Nt4.e itre C:ehilitic but those , which 11.4VC 3 1.4 4 ' . . •-t Ci7Lry, r:‘,.: 4 s; u. rat.,N,— CilitiiVed to - . , ~, . .. - , 4 , 1 4 ,5 4- Lir 4.4 , ~; c 7,... , ..„; . $ Nq tuit , 0 To tite PROP RI ETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, Lkurss AND GIMILIM: V, ACCEP . I . my warmest and heartfelt Ackntiwletig. mews for the Ildnour conferreil upon me by the re sult of Yesterday's nai lot, Chosen by your Favour a Di reetord your important Concerns, I will endeavour to de serve the coo cinuance or your proteetiou by a zealous and faithful discharge of the Duties attached to,so distinguished a Situation. 1 remain, with the'greatest respea, Llid,es and Gen tJemen, Your most detoted humble Servant, King's ArmS Yard i I AS. PATTISON. March 29,"IScs ARMY. A LIEUTENANICY of Light Dra p loans in a / 1 , Regiment at !lonic to IN exchahged flr a Lientenantcy of Itilinitry, or for Ralf Pay. Th: cfiitcreztcc expeeted will be. inoderAte.—Addrooto A. H. ut the air or the Prince of walet t i eugiv-nouse. Li:it:ester:place, teicczter.quaro. MON THVY Pura.tc,ATioNs. Chapter Coflee-house, March 29, tSlos. A T a numerous 'Meeting of the Proprietors and Publishers of Reviews, Magizines, and other Periodi cal Publications: The PUbtie are respeafiithiriforated, that the Reviews, Magazines, and tither Monthrir Works, which ought to have been published on the First of next Month, RIO were delayed in consequence of the Disputes in the Print- EuSinzss, will be publiilied on Tuesday the 9th of April. 1., NICHOLS, ,4.:hairrnan. THE MONTHLY PUILLICATIQNS. Bridge -street, Blackfriars, March 29, IT having been represented to 'Mr. that thePtoprietors of some of the Periodical Works will not able to publish theix as usual on. the last Day of March, and that such ProprieVors might sustain essential injury by the separate Publicafon of any particular Work, he has on these accounts c..nsentrd to poStp , Me the Publica tion of the'Works undermentioned, of which he IS the Pro prietor:, till MONDAY the EIGHTH DAY ;of APRIL, or which Day it is agreed that all the Nfontilly Publications shall be issued to the hookselfina Trade, anti on the follow ing Day, TU ESDAY the NINTH, x , :nerally delivered to the Puhlic : • • a. The MONTHLY MAC AZIN MEDICAL. aunt PHYSICAL TOURNAL. _ 3, The MONTH 1. y ARMY LIST.. 4. The FASHIONS of LONDON arid }':IRIS. 5. The COLLECTION of MODERN VOYAGES and T .kW E LS. . • . • 6, Dr. ),‘IA.V.O It's UN IVERS L HIST° rty, 7. Mr. YOUNe's ANNALS of-AGRICULTURE. 8. Dr.BE VDU S' FUME lA,or LSSAYS ortHEALTH: PERU. Dedicmod by Permission to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Melville, This Day was published, in One large and eleOnt Volurnv, 4to, illustrated by Twenty Coloured Engravings of Cos tume, &e, price T wo Guineas in boards, trl-1 F. PRESENT STATE f)1 PERU : cornpris. ing an Account of its Geography, Topography, NaturA History, Mineralogy, Con u and :sianntrs, as well of its Civilised and Uncivilised I nhabitooits, State of Lherature, Philosophy, the Arts. &c. &c. The whole drawn triim original anti authentic Documents, chiefly . written and compiled in the PettlVtail Capital ; to which is added an Appendix, - containing the modem Travels of the Missionaries in the hitherto unexplored Mountainous Territories; and other interesting Particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tribes of Indiana inhabiting those remote Distrias of Peru. • P rint4".l for ,Ritaruit Phi i p• 2, N.. •6„lillitige.streer, )3 laak-, friars ; and to be haitot all booksellers. This Day was published, In fine large and elegant Volume, 4to. embellished with Fifty-tour Copper-plates, Thirty-wee ctt which ars beau tifully Coloured, prlce Three Cuineus iiz boArtis, A" ODERN LONDON being the History and IVA. Present State of the British Metropolis,, faithfully drawn up!iein the most authentic Atm-la's, and illustrated w 411 a series ut Kngravings, en a plan entirely ; new. 1„ It has been the intention of the Editors of the present Work to exhibit London as it is, and to furnish tinglis !mon and horeigners with, a systematic. complete, and elegant, Per. fermanse, worthy of being received as a faithful portrait of the groatest City in the world. Printad fur Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church. yard ; and to bt had of all Booktellm. Of whom may ahio he had, price ;s. bound in red, the Pittute of London for .064, with Maps and Prints. Mr, PRATT's HARVEST HOME. Dedicated, by . Permission ' to His Royal Highness the " • PRINCE of WALE'S.. This Day. was published, In Tfirea large Voltinac4 (Mayo, price One Guinea and an 'fait; in boards, - embellished with a fine Portrait of the • Authig, engraved by Caroline Watson, from an original Piairre by Lawrence, TJARVEST IiQME • ebnsisting, eitong a great 1. variety of interesting !Viper, nf Sti PPLE M NTARY CLEA NI NOS in England ; --of' Original Poums ;—0 riginal Dramas ;-o,:iginal Contributions in Verse and Prose, by Eminent Living Authors ; —of Sketches uf the Moral and Social State 61 English Artizans in the great ManiiWturins Towns; --and of a correded and enlarged Edition of tiso thor's Poem of " Sympathy." By S. I:P11 ATT, Esq. Printed iitr Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard ; and to he had of all Bookselleis. Al A LTA. This Day Wits puhlisiuct in Two large Vols. 4to. price Threw guineas out an Half in hoards, illihtrated with a vroty large Chart of the Island, Live feet by two, and with hume rous other Plates, NTIENT 'and MODERN MALTA con ' LA: vatting a Full and Accurate Accou;t of the Present State of the islands of Malta and Gaza; the History of the Knights , of Sr. John of Jerusalem, from their first Esta blishment in Malta till the begiAiiiii; of the t9th Century I also a Narrative of the livents which attended the Capture of these Islands by the E tench, and their subsequehr ,i:onquest by the English ; and an Appendix, contotn i ng authentic Sure Papers anti other Documents. By the Clievidier - LOUIS DE . 13015GELIN, Knight of Malta, At a time when the Istinul of Malta is The Basis on which the whole System Of•Europeain Politics is founded, and when . it is considered as constituting one of the Ilion- important Parts of the British Dominions, and as forming 4 Barrier to the antbiriotis.Projeas of the Governinent nt France, a corn, pieta History and Statistical Account of that Island cannot but deeply ;interest every Enlishman. Independently, h ow . , ever, of its singular politic al and military importance, this !stand is not less worthy of particular attention, as contain., ing the last organised Instituttott of Chivalry, on . 1;1041100n which has preserved the spirit of its formationsince the time of the Hol/ tVira i and wnich haidistinguislied itself by its extraordinary Exploit*, through so many Ages, in defence of the Christian Tteliginn. Printed for ltkludti !'(fillips, No. 6, liridge-m:.:t, flack friars ; and to be had of all llook.svi N. 1.1, A few Copies of the larim end splendid Chart of the ttvn 1 lauds, drawn under tito direction at tai: Author, and . lute y ,m4ilived by Neal may he fuel si-par,fli..ly, price Ono One Guil3:s *Alan t hitt, put ottlti folded for Sth: 401 . ~-,,•. t ‘4 „ ,,,1, 1 1, '' • , ,-; ^".., :: , ,, - i' i s ift •vot.,',. •67 P 1.‘,.• ROYAL lENNERIAN SOCIETY VOW .THE EX- . TERMINATION OE TUE SMALL PDX. A T the ANNUAL GENERAL COURT, held' TA. at the Central Housee No. 14, Salisbury-square, on Wednesday the 6th day: of Mareh, iSoet • . . G EOIt.GE C;ODWIN, Esq.en the Chair, A Report was presented by tile Board of Direelors and Me dical Council, of which the following ,is the substance : " Ineeviewin,g the progress of this Soeletye and the princi- : Rai occurrences relativeeo Vaccine Inoculation, we have every reason to.be satisfied with the cause we have espoused, and to persevere in the undertaking in which we have engaged.. It was not to be expeCted that the most formidable and universal Disease known to . Mankind could be exterminated tvithout encountering rnenydittieulties ;' but it is to be lamented that • prejudice against one of the greatest bleslings vouchsafed. to man should form the chief of those dillicultiee. Tnat the felinerian Inocelation, wines properly adininistereit, 16, gene rally speaking, a perteet security against the Small kox, we are now enabled to prove by, a prodigious mass of evidence. ride is nut a Comity in Europe which has not berne testi- mvily to the meths of this great Discovery. It is perveding with success the immense population of Asia, penetrating • the ergions of Africa, and is cerdially tembr....ed by the lit. dians of America. " The exertions of the Irrench Nation have been extra °reline), its .peoireitinie Vaccine I nocula tien, pefiticularly in Paris, ‘vliere a Society is formed, winch has inecuieted 1ie,00., persons lit the last three ‘months. And 145,340 per. sons have undergone Vaceinelnocelation in Madras, walla ut . the occurrence or any casualty. , , . . ' _ •i should there be rare exceptions to the efficacy of Vaccine linecsiletiien, it le not litig more than the Inoculation of the Seilll Pox is siffejeet is. We appeal aloe to theextracetlinary ' thisunutieen of eleeths.by Slll.iii l'c:. 51 ! the leretrOpolt.; cuter: the it A VO:Citi.t 1310C411 ) *tit)11. Those us doe were only 62z, whereas the ennueeciverage of ;deaths within theilills of Mortality for tiffy years' has been le IS ; oily ferty r ewo potions hive, died within the Bills in the last two itioiallt. ' "'The number of persons inoculated since the last Annual • Repait is 694, the total amount 12,911, since the Institution of the 6.,ocicty in r803.--iCna36 charges of Vaccine Matter have been furnished since the last Annuel Report, from the C'ea t rat House, free of ex ?Knee, to applicants in most parts of the United Kingdom, pod in leereign Flutes ; exclusive of el. eansidgrable supply from the other et;ttions. This gratuitous diti4ion ‘of. Vaccine Virus has been a principal means of spreading the Vaccine inoculation throughout the British Empire and the Woild. .. " It is with much pleasure that we are enabled to announce the establishinent ot.lenneriAn Societies for the Counties of Sussex and Somerset with the most respectable support, slut which arc likely to be of the greatest utility. It is very de. siceble cs:e ;eau ler institutions should be set on lost in every City and County in the United Kingdom rn ,- as the.oet effec e dial, it' not the only adequate means of exterminating the . Small Pox. We have also to notice the formation of a like Institution in Dublin, under the inimediete patronage:pee-the Lord Lletltendat ; and tile VaCcine inStilOtioci of Edinburgh, assisted by the patriotic co-operation el the Clergy of SeGt. land ; both Instautiuits promise robe extremely benetiCiel to these populous parts of the United Kingdone. " We haven, the satisfaction to reitierk, tnat the expeocli: tun, of the. Society has been cenSidorably lo* than in tile for mer year; and thittoirice the salu tary Resolution of iiie tie. nerel Court in March last," the. Annual Subscription* have increased. Nevertheless, the necessity ...t . pioingting Wither , Annual Subscriptions and Donal-11v still e unsists,4 he linancea of the Society being'such as to irlotito the zealous eeettieee .of all its friends. . .. eere, . • " By Order of the 1,191 'M eine Direelia N' rse ti " CIIARIA CILKA, Secretary." 4 ' " Resolved, That !Week% i toperiZet for extending the PlAn of an Annual' Sunscription ; mut diet each of the Life Governors be solicited for a Motierat l e Annual Subscription, . together with the exertion of their influence among others in support of the Society." Subscriptions are received by Sir Charles Price, Baronet, 111.1'.' I john julins Angerstoin, Esq. and Benjentin Travers, Esq.. rlUStec; Messrs. Ransom and Co. ; Druininotitis i Pvfesn and'Ctie ; Deveynes altdCti.; Coutte end Cu. ; Gni. Hugs i Hatroa ; Latibreke and CO. ; •Heritty and Co.; Due Vii, • . 'Thornton, and Co. ; Lees and Ce. ; Sntitli; Peyne, and Co.; Newnham and Co. ; Brown and Co. ; , Barclay and. Co. ;.and Roberts and Co. ; by Mr. Charles Murray, Seeretary, No; 13, • Bedford -street, liedford-row ; end by Mr. Thomas Leiria, Colleelor, No. to, Drake-street, Red Lion-stILLIM, ANNUIT),4iS l'Olt LIVES. ST. MARTIN's IN THE FIELDS. THE TRUS VEES for Raising the Sum 'cif Four Thousand Pounds for Providing an Additi';anil burial-ground, and eroding a Chapel :thereon and :also a House for - the Residence Of .a Clergy Man, will meat in the Vestry-room thereof, on,Tuestlsy, the 9111 day or April ricxt, at Elegen o'Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals; sealed up, from such Persons as, may ha to advance any sum notless than 2,3. A. on one Life;` the sa4 • Annnitics to be paid Quarterly, and secured by tto:i..l to ba given by tint Trustees, and Payable out of the made for the Mier' of the Poor tit' the said. Parish. Fur further particulars inquire at t h e Vestry Clerk', Office, in. the chitrt;ll-yftul. Persons giving ir, l'ropoBals are desuai to atlttnki At the 4boye tittle F. BOOT Clerk to the Trustees. BRITISIIFIRE.OFFICE STRANDenI CORNFIILL.. NSIMIINCE is granted by this Office, on Houses,, Manutatiorics, Ships, and all other Vessels, floods, Nlerchandise, FAIOII NC; S TOCK; and other Pro p'erty, froin L 034 or Damage by Fire. The Diredors returp their Thanks to' the Public for the • imp rcced,:litcd Proterence given by them to this Olfiee ; they, are happy to hod that the Plans they-have adopted for the iiiiprovernent ill Fire Insurances- have given such* general sa tisnaion, anil,that through their exertions the business is better underitnad, and its advantages reodercil mote gener.illy beneficial ; they beg to teeomitienti their Mode of I 116l1fAilee on Agricultural. Stock, the Premium upon which is: u. 6d. per Lent • Tie Office grants Insurances for periods short of a year, and makes gooil loss by Eire front Lishtuirig. Itleeipts for 'lnsurances becontine, Mite at Lady.. Day ;;re in tie hands of their agents, in the prim ipal Cities and rowns, who will eteli‘ier Proposals with the Itatcii of Inqurance, gratis, ' fgr The Fifteen Days . alleived for Payinent beyond the (late of each Policy will expire on I iie or :April next. .ROBE ICI SKELTON, ,Sec. WESTMINSTER LIFE I NSURANCE acid ANNUITY OFFICE, STRAND and CORM-111A., LONDON: ,111DARSONS 'debirons . of providing for their Fatal. • lies or Dependants may, by an AnnUal Paynacut, secure . to their Widows, Children, or any other Person, either an Annuity for the remainder of Lite, or a gross Sum tube paid at their DeceaSe. • • Insurances maybe made fora Variety of other Purposes to prOWide for Renewal of Leases; —to secure Sum:: aid fur Plates or Li'mploy meats, pr for the ParCbase of Life E states; or 141 Aid of Arrangetnenti between Debtor and Creditor, 'B.e. VOLUN'rEERG, It being represented to the Diletlors that many Persons enklcd in the VOLUNTEER 'SERVICE might wish to tat3CUre some rtOV;bi3n for their Families, or nearest (70noec tious, in case of accidentally falling victims to the unafoid. able casuottieb of the Sert ice, the Hoard, considering the saute observe, that the General Schrme ot the Society is intehded, to secure a Provision on the F, s:ent of Death, whether frbm natural or acelder. - 1.11 causes ; et 'wishing to erabraix or collectively eve.'y oojcet to, ti,eir putter which may allord an accominadaeon 3,‘. no .re desirous of Insuring with them in a more limited degree, they propose to grant - PO-, LW! ES of INS I; RANCE !Ton the - LIVES ot V LUN- T.E ERS against Kt IL: RY CAS A 1.,T E S otoy, Annuities are grahtcdlo cc - ntincrice immediately, or at any future period. ,Printed Rates knit CAnditkls of lastarsuce may he had gratis, with the List of DireEl,; . .i, as :.*u,vc, or of the Agents of the URITISti Fl F: 12 the ev,:itry, who are appointed Agenta Itt.)3E. 4 ".1i1 4 ,`C0N, t SA TURD 1 , AK CH jO, 15'05. i ~~~ j'.~+~~ [PRICE SIXPENCE, VICTUALLING 0 FFIC Marek tS, iRr5 'THE COMSf ISS FOYERS for' VICTURI,LI 1, Ells MA7IiSTI": NAY Y ofo herehy give Notice, that on Mottday next, the Ire of 4ril, they Will :rta lti ti receive Tenders, in writtn (waled rep): and lees! for 0,7 e rho:nand SACKS of KILN-PRIED ifOUSkilfrtlY FLOUR, to be parked into Catitt to be proVided it the 'ex 7e7ee If the Cr.wn ; to be delivered into the Amy Stu, es, is Saint Catbe. cities, in the spier of a fortnight, ly ni r e ,t,f l . proportions ; and to be Laid for By Bills pay able, noith interest, ninety iys alter • The Condition - of the Contria tn.' , he seen as tbe Secretwy's Office, • No regard will Lc had to any Tender in which the Pri n . sire/1 not be inserted in words at length; or.that shall net in deliT..ered in tbe,',l3oard before tone o.'Clock on the said illonday next, the tat April q nor unlers fbi.; who makes the l'ende.., ea ,,,, n a , P er . ton en his behalf, attends, to answer, when called/in, ' This Day was publishesi, In Three elegant Volumes, t .'ust _Law), price,pne C; s~irter . _ - • in boards, embellished with a fine Portrait of Lady Poin.. fret, by Caroline Watson, ' THE CORRESPONDENCE between. 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This Day was. published, Either in One or Two Volumes, Price hes/including the A rawo( all the Peers, and tne four Orders of Ktilghtriouu ; also brnxntented by 'a striking Resemblance of His M.rjesr y 'in :his Parliamentary Robes, and a - Representation of a Duke, Marquis; F:arli Viscount, and Baron, each in his Parliamentary Robes, elegantly and accurately engrat'cd upon a new Set of Plates, printed on a fine Paper r` the Letter-press also on a new Type; being the cheapest and most complete Work of the kind extant; EARSLEY'i PEERAGE OF •tNGLANIF), IN, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND; containing an Ac corner of the Origin' Honours, Marriages, and Issue, of the Nobility ; a List of all their Family Nantes, Titles of elder Sons, and Translation of their Nlotuit, To which are added,, An Account or the Orders of Krughthend, an art Valuation ofeaCh of the Bishoprics, and a complete extina Peerage the Three Kingdoms, with the forfeited and dormant Printed for V. Kearney, Fleet-stre t. This was , flares,pirniceOni I . .i i r n ge boa lfo r re, :Jetavo, with . r d'HE PAINTER and V AR NISFIER's GUIDF• or, a Treatise, both in • Themy anti Pra6lice, on the Art of Making anti Applying Varnishe's ; `on the ditfaent K ihds of Paiutings; anti on the Method of preparing Co. lours, both Simple and Compound with new O bservations and F.xperiments on Copal ; on the Nature of the F stances employed in the Composition of Varnishes and of co.. lours ; anti on various Processes used in the Art. By P. P. Professor of chemistry, Natural History, and Mineralogy in the Academy of Geneva. %Veliave perused this Work with great t it col - imps much new. useful , awl interesting lst tc,ri n Llt 1011 on 3110 diabrent liubjecis which it embraces, and cannot tail ro fp: highly serviceable to the Artist.",, Philosophical Magazine, A pril ‘L'e • cetritYtitt&iniv in declaring, that the very arts , ins. note, and scientific diredions in this Volume, wilt render i t truly valuable to the Artist Ono single process only, the Author tells us, he has not experimentally tried " . . • • Critical Review, Dee. Igo4. Printed for G. Kearsiev, Fleer-street. BE PARTICULAR AS TO "lIIE HOUSt... PATENT BEDSI'EADI AND '!'MILES. as• UTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cobinet Ware,-roVirts and Manufaaory, Nos. 13 and 14, Cattle.. rine Street. ,A large 'assortment of articles of th e n ewes t, neatest, and mrn ost mconoical Fashions, of . well seasone d materials, and, excellent workmanship,' with sevq.4.l iuh provements. BUTLER respeafully relies on the good di •icirmatents of the Public, that they will see through the 'paltry devieei and insinuations opposed to him and counts rtening his Ara. des. It is well known that Bur Lta. has two patents, one for Tables, she other fin Bedsteads; the prince le of the tiibt is applicable to almost all I:itals of Tables, anti is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient for Houses, and much mere portable. The prtithiple °roe other is applicishle tO most kinds Of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and,Cintir Beds, which latter are singularly use ful.in sickness, anfl each when shut up, make a haIItIVJIIIC piece of furniture ter a Sitting Room, Dressing Rodin, 41:c. I ho Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease Without the help of tools or tackS or nails in the furniture, -and are very portable. . Particular kihds of.the above, adapted tt!' Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs,' tkr,: p T rats Parent Manufattitirets hive been graciously pa. tronited by the King, Qtion, and Itoyal Family, anti ho— floured by orders front numbers'of the, Nobility and Gett!:-y, and have been highly approved ,of In the East and Welt Indies e the merit of the Articles have thus met With fa. vouraide encourapment, and for which he returns hisgrate. - tal aLknowledgments, and cannot but nutlet the kind Of. Ices of sonic otliers„ who fix up large Sign.-Boards, with 1:111' it'S name inscribed, which may help also to promote his Business, ,or should it he designed otherwise, he, by the permission of Providence, otanutaetures and sells his Supe.. nor Four-post and oti4r - l•fekrs, excellent Diming Tables A 4 C3btnet Articles as above, namely, catherine-street, 8 ;loots um the Strand, a Brick front House; where he his con. str u ttO sw, , oral "rook Attti Machines for working the same, and has otherwise been at 'considerable cxpence to bring therm ro- that utility and degree of perfection at which the). tION are.'" At tht same pia, e. may be had every Article for the completely Flurniitung slaausaL. NT, ii. For Exportation. A SEASONABLE AND IMPORTA.?IT ADDRESS TO Tl 4 PUBLIC. S.SHOULI) ftveitletit uniertunstely intr o duce am-mg ns the Dtleterlous fever of WC xo 41- , ..trualve anti v.) justly dreaded, it must atfbrel a considerable ticyrec of concol t ton that a Remedy may be fund tot It in Dr. Ft RI S's DROPS ' These DROPS, by an extensive prairie* f)r Inwe than h *century, have eStahlish , :d their reputation in the Cure of vets Of tvey kirtd ; and in Cases of Yel levy Fever s at pr.cv dent And inortll in Tiny parts of the world,,by adhtnoig striAly to the Direalons in Putrid Fevers, they have 4ticce,:dg.ta in the very hour of expedeit dissolution. ' • In the Gout, Rheumatism, Asthma, Ttiliotn Nervous Affedions. or Depression of Spirit .; Coughs, and sit of the Stomach and 13c.ii.v1:1;:, 140 inedY Can be tnoresaty, orspeetii ly efficacious anti in the. cays or discomforts of advanced U s k, their cordial C4ll. not bo exceeded.. The Funnily 13ottie X2ll. to be had 'onty at the. roLs..)rs house, Lower Droolr,street, whets ordevs for expo:Litton .4i duly executed. Smaller Bottles at xis. anti At. wholesale and retail by Messrs. .Itacontind Co, No. 1 .1 ,0, ford . s: rest." Dr. Norris's Apology, with n Pool( of Cores. may lyz ind gratis. , N. R. To prevent the possibility . of 1 1,. ± the limns of "Thomas Norms to Dr. f•ltirrs, Is erigraVed on the Stamp, round ,;;,,t, .n favour or the Commissioners; 0 ~; 6~ ,'~ r l.J; 4 -