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r .1 - c-. .. #4 . 4 „ ;....\? p:i f s. :, . • 1 h. i Vie. 1 . kIE iIAY iw ~...,„ .kilt. fp 44- • ..—s4:Yr ..,....,,%,,kii..l-. ez , 0 , 1 s." , ' ~,/, ..1,... .'''''':74.lo,9ll \\%.',,::: 444.,?1, . 1 pi.,..., A • NUMBER 3s3''.] 4 . ' . URSDA V, JANUARY 3, 18.05. (PRICE SIXPENCL .e THEATRE-ROYAL, bßuky-LANE. °TIHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 3, 1805, JL will be performed, • . ; THE. STRANGER. . • The Stranger, Mr. 'POPE I • . Count Wintersen, Mr. H 0 LLAND • Saran Steinfort, Mr. BA R YNIO RE ; Mr. Solomon, Mr. W EWITZ. ER ; Peter, Mr. SUE FT; . Francis, Mr. PALMER, ; ' Tobias, Mr. POWEL L. Mrs. Haller, Mrs. POSY ELL • Countess Wintersen, Mrs. GUNNING; • Charlotte, Mrs. SCOTT. • . After which ;for the 7th time) the new Pantomimic,Ballet of OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE-SIDE. The Airs accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weippert. Old Harlequin, Mr. MALE ; • Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE. , Youngarleq Waster OSCAR BYRNE, H Master uins, TOKELY, Miss C. BRISTOW, Miss A. zaisTow, Miss WELLS. Old Columbine, Miss TAYLOR; ColuMbine, Mrs. SHARP. Young, Columbines, Miss GOODWIN, Miss 13'. GOODWIN. Time. Mr. F 1 SPIER neuii Mrs. SCUT T; And Punch, Mr. G RIIIOIA L DI. With (by Command) ' To which will be added, a Farce called THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Murtoch Delany (with Songs), Mr: lOHNSTONE. Louisa, Miss M E LLON ; Caroline; Mrs. SONTLEY. Boxes 6s. Second. Price 3s, . Pit js. 6d. Second Price es. • Gallery es. Second Price is.. Upper Gallery is. Second prjee 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box - 0 ffi ce , in Little Russell-street. ' The Doors to be I)pened at half past Five, and begin half past Six. Vivant Rex et. Regina I The new Pantomimic Ballet of Old flarlequin's•Fire-Side. Will be repeated' every Evening-till further notice • • To-morrow, The West Indian; with Matrimony. On Saturday, The Soldier's Daughtir ; with The Prize. And on Niouday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. • • THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.MORROW EVENING, J anuary 4 , /805, will be performed the Comedy of THE BLIND BARGAIN • Or. HEAR HIM OUT.. . With• New • Scenes and Dresses. The Charaders by Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mx. FARLEY. Mr. EMERY, , Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. CURTIES, Mt. lEEFERIES, Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT,. Miss DAVIES, with a Song in CharaCter, And „Mrs, EMER Y. • After, which will be presented; for the time, a new Serio Comic Melo-Dramatic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER ; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. , • . With entirely new Music,,Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and Music' composed by Mr. Davy. The Adionof the Melo-Drama produced under the direction of Mr. •Parley. _ The Principal Charaders by Mr, BRUNTON", Mr. BLA.NCHAII.D, Mr. SIMMONS. Mr. DENMAN, Mr.•ATKINS, Mr. j E.F.F ERI ES, Ir. MENACE. Mrs. ATKINS, 'MIstDAVI ES, Miss MA Rt'YR, . • .I‘Iiss*WHEATLEY • • , The Pantomime Charadet s ,b Y • • •••r,.. Mr. BOLOGNA, run. Mr. DUIhOIS, Mr. KLA NERT,' Mi.:BOLOGNA, M. 1.. BOLOGNA , Mr. ABBOT. • ,• MiSEARLE Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. ss Gal lery. as.. Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandimi, at the' Box-Office. in Hart street. The Doors will be opened at Half-past •Five, and the Ver., formance begin at Half past Six. On Saturday, the Comic Opera of Th'irty thOusand. On Monday, Romeo and I tiliet. ••. • = The Public are respedfully informed that a New Comedy, in five Ads, is in rehearsal, and will be produced inune diately. ' LAND SURVEV'OR's CLERK WANTED.. LAND and TIMBER -SURVEYOR i n full pradice of every partof the Profession, Who hasnqw four youn g men i n his Office, v, ill have avacancy for: an Articled Clerk at Midsuftither ti6xt, br eottld'acctiertmOdate cone immediately; it required. Terms, with other partiettlars, :way be known by apply. ling personally, or by 'letter, post-paid, to Mr.. lohn Cary, Engraver, No. ar, Strand.; • • • TO BE DIS.P.)SED OF, AN Old established and very Valuable PRO. VINCI AL NEWSPAPER. None need apply who cannot command from pool, to 0001. Letters (post-paid] addressed to C.--D. to the care- ot Messrs. Tayler and Newton,:No. Warwick.square, Lon. don, will be immedi a t e ly f orwar d e d to, and answered by, the Advertiser. TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, ,AND SCHOOLS. YOUNG GENTLEMEN under Fourteen, and Ladies younger or older, taught the genteelest Selec tion of Steps, ever fashicinable, elegant, interesting 'Fart of DANCING; Walking, Sitting, Entering and Quitting Com pany, with grace and address ; for One Guinea per Quarter, of - School Vacation I no Entrance charged. One Family send ing many Learners pay less. Ladies taught separate from the Gentlemen. , • Lessons two hours and a half t w i ce a-week, Mornings or fi )c , , ,,vms, _by Mr. ALLEN. assisted by Messrs..Tornlin , nuains, arm tsar/movie, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, ?.o. to, Great Arc-street, Goodman'i4 fields, and No. 16, Bouverie-street, Fleet -street. Also Pupils of any age, who never learned in their youth, *re soon taught every modern Requisite of Dancing, quite in private. The Seleel Subscription Assemblies as usual.' Large Schools engaging Mr. Allen to teach, will find their. Advantage. THE 28th of thi s M ont h t h e S TATE LOT TERY begins Drawink. . SCHEME. I of ,05,090 ar c , ,C 25,000. 2 20,000 • : 40,000 3 - 10000 .3p w oop s,OOO . tope . 6,000 5, 0 r . 5,000 100 - • 3000 40 . 3,0p0 . • 1;3000 3o 6o 6,150 . %5,000 Tickets • • ,C2so,oNt Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows First-drawn, Ist Day redo First.drawn, 6th Day 5o• 7 ,, r i t to uto ad Day 500 Ditto 7th 04y t 0, 0 .00 nitto • 3d Day ' goo Ditto 'tth Day 2i.to'cs 1 11140 ~ 4th Day s o . I Ditto 9th Day seoo : 1 sth Day so* Ditto - Nth Day rood PICKETS and SHARI:S arc selling 'at every Licenbcd Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE. ll4lf - Price of Ticket £. l B 14 • - - 4'9 12 or Eighth - - • tz 9 ? 4 17 o I Si x i eent l r - 4 6 Pru d mi, ** Tick t" std Shams will risc as the Drawing iko NEW AND ORIGINAL VOYAGES AND TRAVELS PubliChed periodically. • 4R. PHILLIPS respedfully informs the Pub. IVA lic, that the Third Number of The HISTORY of CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS, pub- . 'Jailed this day, contains Michaux's Travels in the Back Set. tleMents , in America in 062, just published in Paris - eassas's Piduresque Travels in Istria and Dalmatia—Kutt ner'S Travels in Denmark and Sweden—ltinerary of the tourney of the late English Embassy to Constantinople— And Kotiebue's Journey to Paris ; illustrated with two large Viewa, and a Map, price half-a-crown each Number, being the cheapest Book of Modern Voyages and Travels ever published, while the various new and important Intor. illation contained in it is do where else to be met with.. - Vincent's Voyages t,o the Islands in the Indian ocean ; the Walk from Leipsic, through Italy, to Syracuse; Olas sen•s Travels in Iceland ; and Malespina's Voyage round the World, will speedily be introduced, as well as all in teresting Accounts of recent Voyages and Travels, as fast as they appear. No. 6, New Bridge-street, Dec. 2 9, 11 :4. • THE LAND WE LIVE IN. - ON the various Readings and Rehearsals of this Play it was honoured with the most distinguished and liberA commendations • but, from various - causes, it was nut so fortunate on Saturday night. ,The Author has been ad: 'vised by his Friends to submit it to the judgment of the Public in general, who, by a perusal of it, may form their own opinions on its real or pretended merits : it will be push ,lisped therefore on Saturday next, to which will be annexed the Pielude, Epilogue, and Preface by the Author of the Play, by Mr.. Bell, at the Weekly Messenger Office, South ampton-street, Strand, price as. 6d. NEW SNUFFS. . MHE 'NOBILITY, GENTRY, anti AMA. TEURS are respeafully Informed, that E RIBOURG and PONTET,'Snutl:makers to Her Majesty and His Royal • .Highness the PrinCe of Wales, haVe lately received an Assort— ment.of NEW and other RAPP EE SNUFFS, which, from their particular fine Flavour and superior Quality, have met with the approbation of His Royal Highness and several of •the Nobility. F. and P. have also received a . large Canister containing n6r500 pounds of LUNPY FOOT's IRISH SNUFF, which has been landed within these few days from the Eliza, of Dublin, and is now selling, warranted genuine as import. ed, at their Warehouse,, No. r 34, Pall. M a ll, facing th e Hay. market (removed-from Coakspur-street). N. B. Have no connexion whatever with any other Shop. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • On Monday * January 7, t/35, thb Ship Inn, Dever, at Two o'CLeck, MHE CUT TER. CAMPERDOWN, with her G uns And Stores, ready for Sea ; particularly well cal culated for a Privateer, having very•lately been discharged from the King's Service, with the repute of being, by alter ing her trim, become so last sailing a Cutter, that she beat every thing she sailed against. 'She was built at Dover in the year i 793, Burthen. about y5B Tons, mound half inch Bottom Scantlings, the same as those built for the Service.of His Majesty, copper-lastdoed, sheathed with Cepper,.and in every reaped a most complete Cotter.- - Immediately After will be Sold, sundry Lots of PRO VI SIONS. ft- For Particulars apply to Mr. john King, or to Mr. Peter .Watts, Auctioneer, Dover. " Dover, Decern)aer AT, 144. PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSk. *PATCN T ;AIF,DsTr.AnS AND TAWAS. - BIPFLER's furnishing Upholstery, and 'Cabinet ;Ware-rooms and Manufadory, Nos. 13 and 14, C a the. rine Street . . A large assortment' of articles of the newest, neatest, and most acondmical Fashions, of we ll seasone d materials, and excellent worktnauship, with. . semiii im. prolleMelltS. BUTLER respeafully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his aril. elei. It is well known that Bur Lea. has two patents, ann for Tables, - thil)ther for Bedsteads,. 'the principle of the first ,is applicable to almost all ki n d s o f Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; .it renders them more , convenient for llouses, and much mere portable. The principle of the other is applicable to Most kinds of Bedsteads,'as Four. Post, Tent; Sofa, and Chair Beds, which, latter are singularly use. ful in sickness ,, and e ac h when. shut up, make. a handsome piectraffUrniture for aSitting Room, Dressing Room, &c. . fhe Four. Post altcl Tent - Beds go together itt all parts with . brass, .and arc fixed with .much ,ease without the help of tools or tacks or nails in die furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the , above, adapted lcir Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hoe.climates, alsolportable`Chairs, &c. Bel - Lea's Patent Manufadures hive been graciously pa- Nonized bithelting, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho noured by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and.have been bighly• approved of in the Ltsf and West ladies : the merit of the Articles 'have thus met with fa v'bUrable,cncouragement, 'and !Or which he.returns hisgrate. tttl acknowledgments, and cannot .but netice the kind Of. flees of some others, who Ax up large Sign.BOards, with BUTLIR'Sname inscribed, which may help also tO promote his Business, •or should'it be designed otherwise, he, by the permission of ,Providence, inanufaattres and sells his Supe. nor Four-post And other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articlesas above namely, Catherine.sfreer, doors from the Strand, a , Brick'front Rouse, where he has con. struaed several Tools and Machines for working the saute, and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring them to that utility at degree of perfedion - at which they now are. At the same place may be had every Article for the eompletelv.r urnishing Houses. N. B. For Exportation, FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTFIMAS, AND CON SUMPTIONS, • 12 088 ER D S'S IMPROVED :BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or, - COUGH. extraordi. nary volts' Virtues, that let the Patient be ever so emaciated or reduced, after having tried every medical Assistance to no purpose, it wilt att ai it were a Charm, and instantly relieve tticernclst inveterate CoUgh ; give case .and freedom to Perspi ration?. promote gentle Expeetoration, Strengthen the whole Debilitated Constitution, procure the refreshing comfort of Rest and Sleep. ; and quickly etled a permanent. Cure for the must obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Con. surnptions. .Nest an Instance has occurred, though takea by near Sixty 'Thousand Patients, wherein these Drops hive been known to fail relieving the above Complaints in faCr too much 'cannot - be said in praise of so valuable u Remedy; as it only requires to be known to meet universal preference. A fur ther account of its Virtues . may he Seen in the - F.vangelical, ;European,. Ladies, and Gentlemen;' Magazine, 'of j'anuary 18eq. • • , Sold Wholesale and Retail at mr. Butler's, No. .4, 'Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster. row ; and Retail' by Hazard, Bath ; Trewm a n aw l Newton, Exeter ; Goadby, 'Sherborne ; Baker, Southampton; Collins, Salisbury ; Cre. gory, Brighton ; Wood, Weymouth; Stevenson, Norwich; W 094, Shrewsbury; I3alarn and Sharp, Portsininith; Hard ing, Gosport ; 'Weston, Portsea ; , Payne and. Cookworthy, Plymouth • Brown and Sheppardi Bristol ; Macdolteld, taasgow ; lllitchel, Aberdeen ; 1 overvess i Scott and • Smith, Edinburgh; Walker, Newcastle.; Moss and Greg.: son, Liverpool.; Stains, Manchester ; Chester, Neales. Dover rSimminuls, Canterbury ; • Wettons, Chert. bey; Wheeler * Battle; Keymer, Colchester; • Watkins, Here ford ; Simson; Hertiord ; Smith, Betitnrd; Edge, North. arnpton ; l'yrnha, Worcester ; Nott and Ll o yd, lii rtr i ng h am; Ayiesworth ; Smart and Rusher, Reading; Bach, New• York ; barrier, Barbadoes; kloll and Call Well, Dub.: lin ; and eft Rialtos ate Withih ; and by most Book sdiers and - Medicine Ven ders in every Town in the united ; in Bottles at Gs. mid '3S. 9d. each. .His lajesty's Honourable Commissioners have tr.,,en pleased to order the Name of R. Butler, No. ;l, Cheapside, in be en graved on a Black Staihp, which Scamp is affixed to 4441 Battle ; all other alto CottutcrfFits , CHELSEA HOSPITAL 29th December', 40 4. "• THESE are by Order 01 the Right Honourable the LORDS and others COMMISSIONERS tbr managing the AFFAIRS of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CHELSEA, to give Notice, that all Out.:Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, residing in London, or within twenty-live miles thereof, are required to appear eersonally and Regimentally, at the Se cretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respFtlive.dars wider-mentioned % when Attendance will be given from Nine o' Clock in the Morning until Three in the After.- nOon, viz. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 180 . 5. The Pensioners from the Ist and zd Regiments of Life. Guards, the late, tst and ad Troops of Horse-Guards, the late tst and 2d Troops of Horse Grenadier-Guards. the Royal Horse-Guards (Blues),, th e bragoon-Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Horse, all the Dragoons, and Fen cable Cavalry, the-British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train. TUESDAY," JANUARY S. The Pensioners.from the ist mild Coldstream Regiments of Foot-Ggards. WEDNESDAY, TANUARY 9. The Pensioners from the3d Regiment of Foot-Gusrds, and those from the Ist to the ti th Rejtiments of Foot, inclusive. THURSDAY, IANUARY to. Those front the rith to the 35th Regiments of Foot in clusive. - • FRIDAY, JANUARY IT. Those from the 36th to the sgth Regiments of Foot, in. elusive. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. Those from the both to the 89th Regiments of Foot, in clusive. MONDAY, JANUARY 14. Those from the 90th to the r3stil aegiments of Foot, in. elusive; also the Pensioners front the Queen's German Re giment, the African Corps', Loyal Irish, Lord Strathaven's, Majors Waller's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, tf , e Queen's Rangers ' .Fencible Corps, Royal Garrison and Vete ra n Bat tations,.Cinque.Port, and Lancaihire Voluntecrs, the Royal Hospital Corps; also the American hrid other Corps, • with the Militia, . • . TUESDAY, JANUARY Those from the Independent.Cowpanies of Invalids, Re duced Regiments of Marines, and Lettermen. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY i 6. • The Serjeants from the Foot-Guards at Ninepence diem; the Serjeants, Corporals, and Private Men, who ceive the increased Pension on account of Blindness; also the Serjeants disbanded from the late Independent Com panies, who receive One Shilling per day; also those dis. charged from the Royal Yeteran Battalions, wh o have am Increased Pension of Ninepence, and One Shilling, per day with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and 2d Troops of Horse-Guards, And that all Out-Pensioners (ao.well Lettermen as otherS) belonging to the said Hospital, who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from London, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required. and commanded, after the asth June next, and after every succeeding 25th June and 25th of December, until further Orders, to apply'to one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the followin A ffi davit, which the said Magistrate f u r t h e . County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. It came before me, one of His Majesty's Jus. tiees . of the Peace for the County of ~ and made HODatspititli on . th e hathe was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chel sea day of . 17 (or IS ), " from the Regiment of, conunand. ( . 4 b y Wasllten aged yearsi,was " discharged for ; and that he is no otherwise pro. vidd fur by the Public, but as a Pensioner of theeeid Has " pital,,arld now lives in the Parish of in the Crunty of " Sworn before me, this day of 180 • ." The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, dated, and 4ttested by a Magistrate, is to be put under a cover, a n d sent by the General Post, di;eited thus : " To the Right Ho " nourabl; the. PaymasterXeneral, at the How Guards, London ;" and Counterparts, or • Oupiicates,-of the said Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respec tively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall he direded to pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensions are the real persons entitled to receive the strap. • And .to the end - that the Commissioners • for the Affairs of Clie4sea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the same persons -who have passed their Examination, it is" here.: by further direled, that such of them ,who have served in, and have been, discharged from. any of the:Regiments, .or Independent Companies of Invalids.. are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment, .or Company:of Invalids, in whics they served last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army front which they ware first disnhirged, and re, commended and received at Chelsea HoSpital. Ana as the General Payments in Great Britaittand Ireland, at the end of the ensuing six months, are gen era lly regu l ate d by tha P laces of Residence mentioned by the Pensioner; who are ranstaed at .Chelsea in Person, and in the body of the Affidavits.of those Who live at a distance, it'is hereby ordered and directed ? that no person who shall • change: 7 the, P lace'of his Abode given in at .his Muster, er specified in,his Affidavit atoresaid,• and who may apply for his Pension (etcepting the O f f icers of gxcise neareit such Place at Abode), call receive the Lune, unless it - appears, by the„Certificatc of Te. spedoble persons, that such removal %v 4 'Through unavoid able necessity, which he or they Could friresee or prevent, It is also hereby notified, that • none will he...entered upon ,the Pay Lists of the said' Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who shall not at agreeably to these Orders and Diredions. . And.his Majesty having been pleased, upon this occasion, to order an Examitution of all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the said hospital, resident in London, or within fwelity; five miles thereof, WhO have been discharged-from their Re.' giments as Private Men, as well from the Cavalry, Foot guards, and.ltifantry of the Line, as from the Militia and Fencibles (the Out-Pensioners trout the lite Horse-Guards,- and Horse Grenadier-Guards; the Lite-Gords, and Royal Regiment of horse.Guards ' such Men as by the hospital Books:: are 'now more than fifty-five years of age, or had served twenty-five years in the Army previously to their Dis charges, those who have , lost a limb or their eyesight. or ate cripples, or who received a Certilicate of their total taldittlesS , for further Service, from any of the Officers employed at the General Examination of Out-Pensioners iii the month of De. ember iSoa,.excepted); all 'such Private. Out-Pensioners .are therefore required and commanded, at the times of their respective appearance as above mentioned, to put themselves under the Orders of the Officers who have been appointed to take them in charge, and to cause them to be examined as to their fitness forduty in a Royal,Veteran Battalion. His Majesty is graciously pleased to declare, that all the said Private Men Shall be considered as entitled to the Pen sion for the Six months commencing from the aetli inst. not withstanding those found fit for S. rvice will commence Pay from the respeelive days of their appearanee in pursuance of this Order; and that none shall be required' to serve any where but in a Veteran Battalion ; that every Man found ht for that duty shall be entitiNi, on his joining the Battalion to which I.)e shall be appointed, to receive a Bounty of 11. Ss;', or so much-thereof as shall retmin , alter supplyytg him with proper necessaries; and those who, chi exanunation, are tinind .unfit far duty, shall be ditinisscd; With proportionate Sub. sisterice.to carry them back to' their homes. flisrMajesty is further pleased to declare, that.every.,Pri vate Out- Pensieuer received, in contbrrnity to this _Order, into a 'Veteran Battalion, shall he coutled, when discharged therefrom, to the inereaszt Allowance of gd. per &ern, pro. vided they are recommended by lheir Colonels, or Corntnandm ing Offiebrs, as objects deserving of His . Majesty's Royal Bounty. - And it is her-by notlfierl a t hat all the Private Out-Pension- • era in London, or within twenty-rive miles ttwreol. charged as aforesaid (except as above excepted) a , tvtto skull not :appe:a and be. examined, at tile titlic's liergin appointed; will he considered as otherwise privided for by Goverinneht, or as demi, 4:114 they will atordnigly be struck +Antic hooks of the Out-Pensioners of the sin , ' Hospital, without any pre*lN:44 bring restored thereto. G. A lIST t St; rctqy,k 1t trier; EAST' INDIA HOUSE, Dec. 19, 1804; 'TIRE' COURT of- DIRECTSRS of tli (-INITE4? COMPANY of MERCHANTS eJ ENG.' LAND trading to the 'East Indies do hereby give Notice, That at a General court held dill. d4y,‘the following Resoluti,:rt was agreed to,. viz. " That this Court, sensible of the great merit of Sir NA.a ' THANTEL DAN6Z,; is desirous of conferring upon him 4 " Pension of 5001. per Ann. ; but, in conformity to the 4th (I Sea. of the Bth Chap. of the Company's Bye-Laws, the " Court think it necessary to'adjourn the consideration of " this Question till Friday the 4th lanuiry next. The Court of Direehrs, therefore, conformably to the above Re. solu'ion, give notice, Mates GENERAL COURT will he b4d on Friday the,4th of janttaty next, at Eleven c'Clock, 4 the Fore.. noon, .for tit purpose above-mentioned. The Court of Dircaors fit. ;her give notice, Tkat at the sal) General Court, an Arrangement :A Government of Nixie of %V ALEs's Ist.nyn, which bat been approve:! the General C61,0:1 thti dal; wia be of confirmation. • • ; • APIL.LI/131 12.4:11.V.41)', Sec. 101-INSON's ANNUAL. POCKET-BOOK— ." This Day was published, price zs.. 6d. IHE COMPLETE POCKET:BOOK . ; or Gentleman's and Tradesman's DAILY JOUR/4.11.y for igos ; containing a plain and concise Method tar Keeping: Account of all Monies received, paid, lent, or expended every i Day in the .Year; comprised n Fifty-two Pages, properly ruled Alio, Fifty-two PageS ruled ~ forenteringall Appoint ments, ,Memorandums, ObservatiOns i or Engagernenti ; to , gether with various useful-Lists and Tables. Printed for J. (otutson, No. 72, St. Paul's Churchyard. • 'On the tath instant will be published, in One Volume, . • 'Octavo, price 6s. Very proper to be read by all Owners and Masters ot Ships who may have occasion to make tor . Brazil, M ARRATIVE of 4 VOYAGE to BRAZIL •4 • • terminating in the Seizure of a 13ritishVesscl, and the IMprisonment of the Author and the Ship's Crew, be ti,t . Portuguese, ; for fourteen. months. With general Sketches ot 'the Courklrv; Its Natural Prodoeliens' ' Colonial Intwhitanti, Sec. and # description oL the City aiid Provinces of St, Sal_ Vadoreand Porto Segura. • • To which arc added, a correct Table of the Latitude aoit Longitudi of the Ports 'on the Coast of Brazil, TAble ot Exchange, Scc, • By THOMAS LINIM.FY Printed 61.'1. , john9oll, St. Paul's Ctmrch•yatd. This Day was publislml. T ll one.vmunfe, Octavo, price 7 boards, of 'FOBIAS S.AOLLETT, M.D. witkerltkat Observations on his Works; By RORERT ANDERSON, M.D. The Fourth Fdition. " This is a very just and accurate account of one who, as an Author, has supplied the Public with a fund of amiis:r. ment, and Wlto, 'as a man, was , entitled to 'the' rcOeet of the world ar'largc for many estimable qualities. It is (Lawn up with attention, And penned with impartiality, and dbet justice to the memory ,of Dr. Smollett, without suppressing the foibles attached to his character.".,.European Maga zine, April- tBo4, , • Edirthdogh: Printed for Mundell and Son ; and for.l.orsv man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, price One Guinea iit boards 'Beautifully printed in Quarto, an d em b e lli s h e d with' an Elegant Portrait of the Author ' the Tenth Edition o f. DORMS and ESSAY S by, the late Miss BOWDLER ; to which is now first added, an Essay on the Duties and Advantage ofSickness. Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, No. tqe, Piccadilly, London; N. B. This .is now the only Edition extant, the smaller size being.entirely out of print. YELLOW FIVER, No. 40, C . /lARING-CROSS. 11 - IR.,.WILLICH, late Physician to. the Saxpti Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encyclopwdia, Treatise on Regimen 'ant4 Diet'. Letter on the Virtues of the Yellow fey/or Remedy, .te. &c. drt.4pprcives and recommends to the immediate notice of the Public at large (Anti those in particular who are going to the West Indies, America, or any other part of the W or ld, that may be, or haVe been subject to 'Pestilential Diseast)- the Rerritily which is sold at the Proprietor's Watithousc, NO. 40, Chiring.cross,. London. to Przvent and Cure the Yellow,Fever. The most positive testimonials train professional men, and other respedable persons, may he seen in: pamphlets, to be had, gratis, at the Warehouse, Which nut only prove, in the fullest Manner, the efficacy of this Reined) , in that most teadful Malady the Yellow Fever, but alga that it its tin easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a hot ,otimate. The T abOvc invaltiable 'ArtiCle is 9041 in ItoicA, with full • Directions (sanetioned by Dr, Wm LI cH) .. in case of an at. tack of any kind of Fever, at One Ci nines each, sufficient for ne Parsed far Twelve Months, , . FOR the : Rheumatisms an d Co!di whi c h preva il . at this 039011 of the year, ho Medicine is so safe and efficacious Dr. I A M ES's ANAL VP I iCPIf.I.S. Their peculiar tendency to promote perspiration, and all the na.. .tural secretions, will account tor their singular virtues in these Complaints, as well as in many others to which til4 littman Frame is liable from the vicissitude of our Climate. They are Antirably calculated for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, and. for persons of a Bilious or Gouty habit. They are likewise particularly Serviceable in flead.:lches ne. casioned . by Indigestion; as also in preventing Palsies, end Apoplexies sci'otten the consequence of inte m perance. Re.. course should be had to them at ter any excess, noel upon every alight hutispositon ; and thus their well known charaderisttc , ef pro Muting longevity will he maintained. They operate as gentle Purgative, and require no confinement. Sold only by P. Ns wa say and Sons, at the Warehouse for Dr. !ernes. s Powder, No..4s,,the East Entkof St. four do'ors from CheApside, London ; and. at Dr. larms's l a t e h o us e , in Bruton-street ; in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each,., Duty included ; or the quantity of Six may Jae had in One large Box, for tl. 4s.—Observe that the Name, n F. New. berg, No. St, is engraved in the Stamps. All ethers are Counterfeits. LIZABETH LEEK had at first a !mall spot; K. 4 of a brownish cast, on her she paid no, atren. tion to it, conceiving it required none. It began to sprcad, prochiclng a waterrhumour, accompikpied with a dryscur V y surface, Inflamed, with violent itching. When she applied Tot the hiedietne, SPILSB R Psi' A T EN'l" AN TI S,CO BUTIC D1(0 s, the Disease had Spread over both Aro 5, and they exhibited the appearance of a continued raw stn.- lace, so. that she was pubic to draw on her gloves. Flavin% taken the tint Bottle; they amended surprisingly, atilt , after taking six. Bottles, scarcely any thing renutined tare a rough.. hest of skin. ELIZABETH LEEK. JOSE PH - TUCKE It, No. t • .ot _ilham.street, 'rot. teilhaih.eotiWroid, vouches for the veracity or this state. 'know, Mr: Spilsbury relates this plum case, as many wh o etre'Alliieted - with these troublesome 'Eruptive •Complaints to.ideavom tn , lintl 1 parallel 1,. their own. Mr. Spilabbry i t o enabled, from a Nlechcal liciu. anon, to assist the ac tion 01 th e Is,jedieineL ) .41Ilee, whet ht:r the Drops are exhitutetl-iri these cases, or in the' e , :ornplicated Disease. Qt' Scurvy r ;out, RhetrrnlttiSrli, S, , Th e geumine Ntettichi: is only to he liatl with a Black Stamp ; any 'Atka" with a Red mini: be :in iniitation of thask: Props.