The Sun. — London, England, 1803-04-16 00:00:00

"tal-fit* • 6 , • , . 104, A,,,,, ..A . v,,,, , ~.....1. • , r3,..A. _ , 1 ~, v ' el I .....••- e k -......." 1 F %~ (~~' f ,; ,1 * ti~W 1 t ,0 71 - 1 .` N SA TURDA Y, AP azL 16, 1803: ENCI ,HI,•.NEF,R 3300.] NEVER ACTED. T I: 1.: A T R E 1::, KV-LANE. 1" I IIIS PRESENT EVENING, April 16, 1"; 1 03i A. • Will be oerforrned a ii . ew Comedy, in Five Ads, caned • • TI - 1E MARRIAGE 'PROMISE. The Chara6ters - .by Mr. C. KENIT3I.F,i Mr. DWY.ER„ Mr. DOWTOR, alt. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. 13ANNISTLK, jun. . , Mr. - VALNI,EN., Mr.' POPE, Mr. MA DDOCKS. Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EN'ANg ; Nits. POWELL, Miss NIE LI.ON, Mrs.•SPARKS, • Mrs. MADDOCK.S, and Mrs. JORDAN. The pR 0 LOr, E to he-spoken by Mr. nwyER. Ilk: EPILOGUE by Miss NIELLON. WITH _ 111G11 LIFE BELOW STAIRS. On Montlay. the Dramatic Itomailce of Blue Beard. THEAIItE-P.OVAI, COVENT-GARPEN. l'or VENt Ell:of Mr. fAwcErr. ON TUESDAY, May 3, 1803, will be present- Od, the favourite Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Orlando, Mr. ,BR Ali ; t l'eter, Mr. N11.7N DEN • Whimsieulo, 'Mr. rA We ; And Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEDON. Curios°, Mrs. NIATTOCKS • ertanttl, Mrs. 11. TOIiNST6N Arid Floretta, Signora STORACE. WITH A FARCE, AND OTHER ENTE`RIONMENTS S As will be exptesscd in luture Bins. 'rickets to be had at' Mr. Fawcett, No. tg, Buckingham itreet, AdelFriii ; and of Mt. &Anion, at the Theatre, where Plates - may be taken. Km's nitAtta.• Ir TniE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and the TUB. LIC, are most respefttully informed, that there At Thl3 Theatre, A GU,ANI:vMASQLItRAIIr, On ThandaY , next, tlic zist inst. Tickets r, VI N 11. A each, to be no ligtd at the 0 Oice of rite Theatre ; Mr. Kelly's Nftasic Shop t awl at the 3 4 asquera:te Warehouses, as usual. N • N,or Person will be adinitted without a Mask, aiul eithtr a Doming, Fancy, or elmraaer Dress; nor any Gentle. Stan dressed m female habit. Ice Creams, Tea, Collie, Lemonade, Orangeade, Ice. Acc. will he abundantly supplied, and 4etved by Mr. Waud, of w Buttd.sttret. _ . Vivant Rex et Regina. WYK AM] ST MEETING. THE next MEE rING of the NOBL'EMFN and ENTLE TO EN echicated at either of the two SAINT 7 4 1AltY-W I NTON COLLEGES, %yin be . ,held at the Crowii and Anchor Tavern, Strand, en Thuriidat 38th April, 1303, at Five 4'Cloek, precielF. • s'rew4Avis, • The Marquis of path C Cockerels, r set. M. I' . RiOtt Rev. the Lord Bishop of Josia Dore }archer, Esq. Gloucester Ky./. Henry Sismore Right lion.eba, firagge. M.P. Rev. uciw. Maltby. Charles Stun, Esq. • Tickets to he had at the crown and Anchor. N. B. This I%lecting is held annually, oa the first Thurs. das. in Easter Tenn. BRITISH FIRE Sramtu 4:lu CoßtatiLt. INSURANc.:ES iigaitil..6;sorliitnage by FMB continue to be made on Houses, lluitilings, Manufactories, 474, • 400 M Ci; 11U1 ;4', SrhiS, 1.47 Jilarirlg, anAt ou•sra' Kirorrof Craft, with t 3 it l'reight, Cargoes, and Stoma, in any Harbour, River, gr. on any 'Navigation, FARMING STOCK, and all other Ploperty,in any Part of Great Sri. tain and Ireland. Persons who remain uninsured, will do well to.reflea on the many Calamities oceasionaby 1 I Rt. - ; and ofthedread ful Consequences to many . Individuals ; and as Property, in gcneral,has-coMitlerably increased. In Value, those already insured should recnnsider their Policies, and make such ad. dition as prittlenie May suggost. • Auntial . Payments ( tar, at -D aV must be made within 'Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Policy will be lAst ; 'but fitturanca' may be renewed after, without a.New Policy. Priwed Proposals and Conditions of Insurance, and a List of tikic Directors, Trustees, &c. may be had Gratis as above, &l ot' the Agents in all.the Cities and principal Towns in ngland, Scothunl, and Wales. I-or the convenience of their Friends MI reland, they have establisheil , an Office in Daksie. where, and of the. Agents in the principal. Cities'and ' owDs, Proposals arc alsoio ho Inad Gratis ROBERT SKELTON, Sec., NAVIWG-OFFICE, VUJILIM; March 7, tito3. PROMSAIS FOR I.l(iliTlf4C; TllE STREETS. r rilE -DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS ,tvill re c eive Proposals for Lighting the Public and 411 t 1 ulebes in the• C i ty, an d f o r keeping the same, the Furniture thereof, in good order, from the tst of September l lcxf, for one, two, or three Years. as shall be agreed upon. The Li lobes to have a double Varner. And, they are wilting, if desired, to enter lilt° one or more separate Contract or Con . tracts for the smile.' Proposals to be sent to this Office an or beiore the Ist of Why next, sealed up, and directed to the Secretary of the 13 "ard, awl indorsed" Proposiil4 fur Lighting," which will be °Paned in the presence of till! Proposer, or his Representative, at One &Clack on the said Day, atter which Day no Prop.)- . sal will be received. Signed, by Order, • W. T. I . IOIIIANS, Secretary. ARMY. ANY CAPTAIN of Infantry at Hiime, wishing to exchange to an Old Regiment in the East Indies, Ina hear of a eery advantage o u s o n e , by aprilying to Captain Holmes, Sr. Alhan's- street , Pall. Mall. An. ENSIGNCY in an Old itcginunt lately returned fro m t h e W est Indies, to be bold tor Nl.ijesty's regulated P r i ce . Th ere are but font Ensigns in the Regiment, and' the Purchaser will eery thortly have an opportunity of succeeding tot Lieutert . Application as above. ARMY. 4LIEUTENANT-COLONF.LCY in an Old Regiment at Home, to be disposed of. Capt. Holmes, St.Alhan's-street, Pall-Mall, has full powers to negotiate tai Sale. There are . Advantages attendthg . this Conunis ..,un w4ioi readmit peculiarly eligible. TO 'THE• CLEIWY. - NT A TEt) to• Purchase, -the RIGHT of PRE s N TAT 10 Nio a BENEFICE, under suchcir . turtstinici:s that iniritediate Possession may be obtained, A "111(1%11 Advowson would not be objetied to. l'f':! t ' t ," ; i t , be addressed to A. B. at Mr. Becket's, Book= Mall, will 'be elitly forwarded. • " 1.5 • This Advertisement will'not3se repeated. c R . I "Y; 'BERK'S, HARTS, or DORSET:MIRE: VV .AI N .I I I -1) to PURCHASE, a ROOMY • MANSION, with suitable Offices, walled Cattiens Plu4sttre-Crotind;., &C. if seated in it Park or Paddock the I nore ‘lig;ble, with Manor or Nlatiori, and with an Estate'of. it ; %rant One to T wo.Thousand Pounds per stimuli surrounding situ:i“, in a dry, lie.dthy Country. The whole of the to:tiiconiing. 4-111 ' , k4t-4 i sent to Air. Christie, P4ll , Mal l * will Lk. iinintdr e ..i...iy attended to. WATER PROOF CEMENT. \ATA keptnut of Cellars ; like. ,„, Baths, ?!..rt(4 ,, , WltArts?'V.it ittekvcrA, 1 ei:itik,i,}itts, tec. built in tits: first st.thst-gh"' with Parker's konniit Ceiticht by 14.1;ii Queen-strect,Solithwatg. rirt-IREE HUNDRED POUNDS will be• given who ear: 1.34, ! a Mortgage of several large Farms of ample yearly Value, at s pa Cent. and where the... Money may remain hve or seven vcars. This Premium will be given to addition to the regu lar Charges for preparing the Securities. For particulars, apply to Mr. Berridge, No. 9, Staple-hut, London. NEW INVENTED WA'rER-PROOF ItOOTS. and • • SHOES. EDWARD MOGGRIDGE, No. 4:4, Ludgate hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Publicitt general, that after many years attention and expe rience; he has to offer them IMO antrsuo ES, WA ER h ROt) t , with petted confidence of their being far superior to any ever made. He makes the lightest dress S hoes and lloOts Water-proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He re commends them on shooting excursions, as no water can pc marate.. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage of l a sting twice As long as Leatherdressed in the cotrunbn way. Au arttele of such general utility will no doubt attract the 'Attention of the Public, and induce those who itave a real value for their health to apply at his Manufaciory, as above. He has no connexion with any other House in London. N. 11. , A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, %Waterproof and otherwise, constantly kept for the East and west India Trade. Merchants and-Captains libmity trezeti with. NEW INN (at the Foot of the Bridge), MARKET DEEP.. I NG, Lincolnshire. TIiOMAS ABBOTT (late of Norman-Cross Barracks, respedfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, Commercial Travellers, and Public in general, he has re cently entered upon the above INN, which is entirely New and Commodious, and well fitted up for their comtOrt and accommodation : I3c t lieretbre earnestly solicits Pheir Pat ron. age, assuring them it will ever be his constant study to render the NEW INN in every resped worthy of support. Neat Post Chitscs, Goocl Stabling, Etc. April 5. 1803. ELIGIBLE COUN'PRY RESIDENCE. ASINGLE - LADY, or GENTLEMAN and LADY (with two or three Servants), may be. accom m6datid with a Suite of Genteel Apartments in a resped ' able Family,lesiding in a delightful Situation and agreeable Neighbourhood, within tour miles of Southampton, Hants. It may be entered on immediately ; and is to be leis for not more than a twelvemonth, or'less than three quarters ot . a )car. Apply for Particulars (if by letter, post-paid,) ts, Winchester-Pi:ice, Pentonville, Middlesex. FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN,- DRIVATELY .taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of tiny ace, who have never learnt this Accomplish ment, or. not in the improved modern style, at No. 1 , Sher rard-street, Golden-spare, and No. to, C ,Alie.strcer, Qoodman's-tields. '1 hey are taught on a Platt particularly calculated fOr those to whom it is an object to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion; Foreigners, Officers, - and Country Residents, who may wish to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately; in the House, and receive constant Instruelion. The ANNUAL BALK, will be on the .4th of May, at the CROWN end' ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand. Re- speetable Schools and Families, if not distant from Town, 'regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instruded in every elegant requisite of Modern.Datlcing, • LOGE OFFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUT. THE evident Advantage of havi n g Writing Pens well cut and well shaped :to the Figures, and of that true elastic Mould, its Ripe and Seasoned Quills only aro ca pable of answering, and bearing that nice Exadness Points, which a clean and open. Slit will render smooth and line, as to Write any kind of Hand with perteet fres:dont and plea santness. This circumstance must not only be very- cotive iirent, but truly i;ll,:r,:sting to every Person in the milk of Writing; great pains have been tak en to selecla prOper Stuck of prime qualified and seasoucti Quills for this pu:pos!.:, in order to remove the evil of 'had Pars; so justly and aro ver salyy 4;011-y1400 of in this Country.' • . Made and sold by E. Williams (Successor to Mr. Stationer to the Duke and'Outch! ,. s 3 111 Loniion. N. 13, Old Pens mended, and as ne s. Tothe GENTLEMEN% CLERGY,ind FREEHOLDERS 1. of the COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON. • CINTLZMEN. THE ,Death of my much.respeaed Friend, Mr; Compton, having occasioned a Vacancy in the Office of Verderer of ;he New Forest, I .request the Favour of yeur Support to succeed him. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen. Your most obedient humble Servant, W. H. Woodlands, April ii, ISo3. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-Street, Strand, April 6, &Sq. THE ANNUAL COURT, wishing the Public 1. at large to be perteelly acquainted with the very exten sive operations of tins Charity, and desiring at the same time to slim that they are anxious to relieve ;as far as that bene volence which has hitherto given stability to this Institution shall enable them) the honest •untOrtunate Debtor in every Prison in the Kingdom, have subjoined a List, pointing out those Gaols from which they have received applications, and' restoied the Prtsvn,::: to liberty, durnig the last year. Aylesbury - 3 •Hereford - 2. Ousebridge . t' Brecon - 2 Horsham - - a Oakharn - t tiuduiin - - 2 Huntingdon - a Presteign . 1 1 Bristbl, - - a Hertford - - a Poultry -. 9S Borough Comp. 33 i Halifax - - t • Poole , 1 Carlisle - a Ilehester - 35 Pusliefratit . t Carnarvon i Ipswich - - i Reading - . -I i Chelmsford -1; Kendall - t Bothwell - 13 Coventry . 3 King's Bench -35 Karlin • - 2 C il.CstCr • i Leicester C.Gaol a Richmond . - 1 Cambridge . 4 Lancaster Castle 3 Sta Ward - - 4 • Canterbury - 1 Liverpool • 6 Shrewsbury - a Cardigan - i Ludgate - 9 Surrey Co.GaOl 43 Dolgelly , - 2 MaidStolle •• 2 3 Tothal Fields a: ..Derby • • '..t• Monmouth . 4 Worcester - t Durham - 4 Morpeth - i Winchester - 8 Flitit - - 1 Nlarshalsea • so York. Castle - ,5 Exeter • 22 Northampton 7 N'4.)rk. City , , 1 Fisherton Anger i Norwich - ;.1 Feet . - e 7 Newgate - 3&3 Gil tsOur-street 'Oxford Castle 2 .o.unpter - 27 BENEFAt•TiONS SINCE THE I 9=7 AST REPORT, viz.• Right lion. Earl of Kerry (9th benelatlion) 3C. 20 0 0 Sir H; St. 4 ohn Mildinay, Bat. (al btnetaction) 26 o o Admiral Sir lona Colpoys, K. 33.. :. .A.,2 'o 0 Sir Robert Gunning, per Flo.re - - A. 20 0 0 The ltt. lion. John Trevor, per Dorrien and Co. A. 5 5. 0 The Rev. Shaw Brook - - A. 2 . 2 0 Rev. Mr. Leigh, .per Fioare . . - to to o Rev. Thoinas Leigh, per ditto . $ 5 n Rev. William Williams, per Treasurer - A. i i o Governor Creykes - - - A. 2 2 0 Thomas ItOvvcrolt, Et.ry. per Secretary, A. 5 5 o CllArlei Trekatvney l3rcreton, Eq. - A. 5 ~5,: - a David Halibitrton, Esq. - - A. 5 5, o !. Drummond, Esq. pe.x Biddulph and Co. A. 5 $ o A: B. Drummond, Esq._ per ditto ..A. j 5 o Vi. ‘Vright, Esq. per Hoare - • S 5 0 Archibald Paxton, Esq. per Secretary - A. ,z. 2 0 S. Alajoribanks, Esq. per ditto - - A. 2 2 o 1 . WiltliCy,. Esq. per ditto . - - A. 2 2 0 1. .. h. . 1.„ Edmund_Woods t hsq. per ditto A. 2 1 0 antes Prcao II , Esq. - . .. . .. A. '' . 2 2 0 °lin Trevalyan, Lsq. per Hoare \ - 2 2 o ohn Maude, Lsq. per ditto - - 2 2 0 antes Alum Park, Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 . Wiggin, Esq. per Secretary - . A. t r 0 usper Atkinson, Esq. per Treasurer, - A . 1 1 0 4 , -1-,-.§..:49er, Esq. Irer Hoare . _ t t 0 Elie'. Goulds/Mal, Esq. per Durrien :o w c o. A. 1 1 . Mr. Hearnden, 25.--Mr. Lucklitirst, as. .. 0 4 0 Lady Mildmay - - s o 0 Hon. Mrs. Gage - - - 1 I 0 Mrs. March Phillips (2tl benefadion) . 2 2 0 Mr. Treraly an, per Ho4re - . 2 2 o Mrs. Sarah Smith, Jxr_ttitto ... .. 22 '0 Mrs, Eliztbetli Squire . - . - A. 2 a 0 Mrs. i. C. Salway, per lliddulph and Co. A. 1 t, o A Lady ofikuown - - A. 20 0 0 A. B. " . • .. - - _ - 20 0 .0 E. G. per Fuller and Co. ' - 20 0 o X. Z. per Secretary ' - - i 0 0 0 A. X. 101,—.4. K. Al- 101 . - - 20 o o I). P. per Dorrie.li .:10.1 Co. sl.* B. per ditto, 11.1 t. 6 t o P.D. f . per Iloale, :.i.2.s.—S. B. perditco, Al. It. • 3 3 0 G. M. per ditto - - - 1 2 0 F. H. i i. r s .—M. C. il. Is. - - 2 3 0 B. R. 21.—K.. G. C. (Letter-box) il. . 3 0 0 , ,C. z6z ti. 4, Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, Sa Debtors, for the Sum of a p " Consklexcit the eases-of 3; Petitioners. ApprVed z 7. Re. f ecre d fig chargters .3 Petitions, and rejedted S. i3eiteracr cons are reeeiwil by James Neild, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheyne-s.valk, Chelsea; also at Messrs. Hanes, Farquhar, mut Co. bt. laines's.strect • 'Messrs. kioates, Fleet.street i • Messrs. Fuller and Chimera, Lumbatd.strest ; Messrs. litttdalph, Cocks, and Ridge Charing-cross ; Messrs. I)4rien and Co. Finc.h.lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Ilantinersleys, Pall-mall; Messrs. Vete, Lucaciou, Trough. ton and to. Lombatd-street ; Mess.. Geldneys, St. lama's street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven.street, Strand, where the llceuks may be SC Cll by thl)3C Who are hiaillf:d to support this Charity, and where the Swiety will tacet on the first Wednesday in Alhy next. FOR GOUT, WIND,SFASMS, PAINS IN THE STO MACO, ANU. DF.BIEITY ARISING . FROM ACE OR (intuit CAUSES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS ihget recommendeti• THIS Prepatatioil of the G for IndigeStion, .Weakness, Cramp and Pains in the Stomach, and in all Disorders where. Ginger or Cordial Me theitieS 4.l'e 11, - cssary. They, are also serviceable in' .Cold, : lattilent, Gouty, ltheuntatte, and Paralytic Complaints, a n d Dtthilitv ariqog from' Age or other Causes.' • Those who stickle wilt ind them partit-ularly adapted for that period, as. they remove that lanitness so generally experieneed,Cm - reet the Milk, and prevent -Flatulencies, so • fatal to'. Infants. They readily dissolve any liquid, and are preferable' to Common Ginger, being ,freed from the impurities, and the woody and. fibrous parts of, the root.: The quantity of 4 tea. spoonful may be taken at any tim either alone, and chewed and gradually swallowed; or dissoived in a cupful of tea; or a glass of wine, or wine and water. - Prepared and $OlO only hr F C. Walsh (Inventor), Che mist to His - Royal Ili4llnL-ss the Duke of York, No. too, Strand, London, in Bottles, as. 91. and tos. bd. each. - Walsh's PoWdered Ciivr, 7s. lid. each Bottle. . • - DR. NORRIS's I)ROPS. TN exciting.. the Public. Attention to, these Vs. 1 'Liable Drops, an enumeration at particular Ca,e; (mid be unnecessary ; successful experience. more iii4n half a century having sufficiently ; catabli,ted their rqutation in the cure of every species at feyar, especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they are eininently distinguished, the Poo prietor, from their iticre.ang celehrkty, not onirderives the highest gratitk.ttiln, taut.- ~l onal)led with confidence to re. commend, a tilt! of their virtue_, . the .Asthtna, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all iasputit4:i at hcl3lar4i, Colds, Stomach Ctuttp! yield tosheir beniguo et powerful -thaence, ;, tory cordial ip c itths't atsdnn to rt s ati end, autunadvanced li:,,untiiiug,esri>urpas;c. their beneticialelleets. Th e li an a! ) , c5 0 ... : 4 c , • is only to be had at the Doetur'.:>- .. i mlse, L ower 1), roo k _sl i ver, Grosv:oor-square, where flunks Cures ate iv cue-a and all Order's tor Exportation .exectited. Sai;;ller i;attle , .at. saki whottiak uttO leti ,l by tat Co, ant reoit by all Veociers r,i Nies-b -t,:nr!S; Also Dr. NorrN's A,o;ti,,liotls colent,lll,l a s 4 s:ita and. eßctire 4peri,:ot. to sy 4 .1.?57 ur all the Athlve pla: 0.7, "ill. .70:.:LC.1, 0.1 . , ZS' „ , i'ef' .1 7 1 01 ec re p ! 10 4 ft Pi. ) le S ` 1- r rv e 00° o..fd" ~ A`' ~~ ~'.~.. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASTtEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. e t .T The I'.UBLi C are most respealully informed, that the FRENCH COMPANY w 11;,,perf win LAIySI X N IG EITS snore in this Kibgdout, as their Engagetni:nt finally expires on S:iturJav next. ON MONDAY, April 18; 1803, will be pre. seined, an Indian Ballet of Ailion (never perfornicd), composed by Mons. ST. PIERRE, galled . • ZELICO • Or, The RIVAL. MAI CANS. • In which Mons. ST. PI ERRE, and Miss 1 ENKI NSON (his Pupil), from the King's Theatre, Haymaiket ; and Madame VOLANG E, front the Opera, Berlin, will make their first Appearance. Alter vvhicli (7th time), the New Harlequinade, called SILVER STAR ; Or, The MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT. Invented and produced by Mr. AsT LEY, jun. In the course of the Evening, called New, Song, by Mr. Johan. - , not, a fOHN BULL and the ENG LISII CONSTITUTION.. HORSEMANSHIP, by Messrs. SMITH, CROSSMAN, and their Troop of Equestrians. . Clown, Mr: CROSSMAN. The whale to conclude with a Grand Speaacle, called THE KNI(74 - ITS 01' THE SUN Or, LOYg ?..ND DANCER. Principal CliaratilerS . , by the flt t NCH' COMPANY, being most assuredly the last:%Veek., - of their Appearance in this Country. Doors to.heopened at Half past Frye. 'Po begin at Half past Six.--Boxes 4s. SecOnd Price 2S. Pit as. Second Price is: Gallery, as, Second Price 6d.—Second Price to commence 'at Halt past Eight o'Clock • - Places to be taken at the Box-Office from Ten till Three. %* Mr. and Mrs, AST LE will perform on Monday the ,zsth instant. Mrs. WYBROW will also make her first appearance. mAGD.ALgN HOSPITAL, April ta, 1803: Patroness, The QU E E President, The EARL, of RADNOR. • Vice-Presicifnts, Duke of Northumberland, lion. Philip Posey, Earl of Romney, George Musgrave, Esq. Earl of Wilton, I ohn Johns Angerstem, Esq. Treasurer, Alexander ligitit:t4 THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the Governors of this Hospital will, be holden on Th.es day the 2Sth inst. attire LONDON TA RN, in Bishops-, gate-street, after a Sernion to be preached in the Chapel of the Hospital, by the Rev. GERRARD ANI)rtcWS, A.M. keaor of St. lames's, Westminster, and late an Evening Preacher to this Charity. • Divine Service will be4in at Twelve o'Clock, and Dinner will be oil the 'Fable at Five precisely. STE W A It DS . Lord Bvlkeley, George Godwin, Esq. Thornas Ashness, Esq. lohil Goodwill, Esq. • Thornas Stailinglienson,Esq. 'latthetv. Harrison, Esq. Stephen Cattley, Esq. J o hn Martin 'Marriott, Esq. Sunderland Cooke, Esq. Charles Price, Esq. %Vol. Field, Esq. i Robert Harry Sparks, Esq.. *,,.* The utmost care will be taken, that Tickets for the Chapel and Dinner are sent to every Governor and Sabscrina; , but, if any omission should happen, it is hoped that it will be imputed to places of abode not being always known,' and to change of residence, anti not to disrespect or itiattCrition ; and it will be esteemed a favour if notice yr* any mistake is given to the Clerk at the Hospital. By Order of the Lommittee, It)HN PRINCE, Secretary. OFFICE OF bRIMANCK, April_ • 711 - PRINCIP.4L.OFFICE RS' of . flit AM.; lEsTI": PRO,NANCR do hereby 'eive tiwt ?key will he ready at their Office, ire minter, on ritußsimr, the fiti issiant - Apil; to rece-1:-e Proposal; from Pith Persou ds totty it will7;tg to iindert.zie the Puffy of HARNESS; SADLER}', and COLLAR-AM/CARS ARTICLES; far the Service of Ibis department, slot a . Contra 7 for Three Year:, conformable to Patterns and sprclinens of the dile. rent Articles, wbh* maj , bt impaled as the Tv:ver, upon application to the Chief ark un:ler the Prilelpil Storekeeper kf the Ordnance, and at irochtrich, upon otpli at.'. , " to the re. :epetlire Officers of the Ordnaiece there, at both .10;ch places printed Terms and Conditions of she Control?, eind . Sehedates of the Art;slet to he furniehil under such e:ettral?, may be received by Persons apt t ', lag for the same. . Me Prolcs4,l4 to bedelkwena at the Secier.W.r Office, in St. - Margot . , I-street, liistmixstor, sc.a.ed area war&l the, ont. • side " Proposals for the supply of Harness, .54. c." on e,r beiere the said 2 IJt Jay of April instant,. after .whiri, a.,!v null! be admitted. Py Order of the „Board, R. ft. CREW, See, Dr. WITTMAN'i TRAVELS to TLIRKE.Y. SY RI 410 E PT • • THE i -Publieare res , e&fuliy iiiformed, the Dr. W ITT MAN's TRAVLI.S, whili hate been nelaYei: a few days, by. the dith , „::ilty or proLortrie, a ill;i:,:ictlt it 1:1:1- city of the Plates to be ratittted, lit a suitable style, !hay be h.a °fall BeAsellers .. , :t Nlonday morning next. No, 71, S. VauPs Chutcheyarst, April t 1, iSc3 • • • THE LIFE - OF CENERAL . WAS+-IINGTON,'F . KOM HIS OWN AI(AI`..IUSGRIPTS, , • • 4 R. PHILLIPS , respetifullv info n; the Public,. INA that he iltds entered into an Eng,n , ,cment mily of the late Gene:al WASHINGTON, to plahliSti, in London, the MEMO[ RS of the LIFE of that great Main . drawn up iron his own Papers. • The Work is edited by • Mr. larshail,ehitt . cif the 'United States, a Gentleman eminent ii his tal:11:.,, was intimately . acqaainted with Wa;hingtonaiiii4 his and it will be revised by . lu:I„;e WaShingion, the Nephe,v the General, his principal 'Heir, and the present Possessor of his Seat at Mount Vernon. It will extend to Four or . Five Ofrrvo Volnmes, will he elegantly' printed, and be suitahly dt.enrated With a Portrait, and with Views, Maps, and Plans. i • '‘ As such a Work is equally ntereiting. to F ,Iropc... and Ame rica, it is intended that the Publication:S . ll4li take pla,:e in London and Philadelphia on the same day ; and it'ls believM that the First Volume will make its appimiunco in April or May. No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-) ard, January so, tBO3. ORANGE TREES TESSAMIN E PLANTS, andTRUE BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES.. I UST imported, a large Assortment of Orange , j and Lemon Trees Arabian and Catalonian' Vssmnines arrived in the highest perfeCtioh. Also a lar&e and choiee Cottiltirm' di true Brunswick San sages, of various Sizes, and in excellent Crinditiors. Those who arc curious in this Article, will find them greatly supe rior to any imported for many years. Moutarde de Maille, ParniesanCheese, Neufchatel Cheese, White French Vinegar, Capout Capers, New French (lives, Gorgona Anchovies, &c. by the importers IOIIN BUR:. GESS and SON, at their Old Italian Ware/louse, No. to;, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. TRISH POPI,IN. ARCHER anCi --- E-IAUGR - 10/NI, Mnnufafturers to Her I'vlajeitty, the Princes and Prineessts, very re. spettfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they have now manufattured, anti ready for their inspection, a Lirge anti elegant variety of their much admired Poplins . and TAbia nets, plain and figured ; also Italian and Lyprits Sarsenels, Black Silks of all Descriptions, tiombateens, Botnbatets, and every other article for 1. amity Mourning.. They entreat Ladies residing in the Country, to write tor Patterns, t ru m which they may buy to the same advantage as if in Condon, the tiled READY MONEY Price bein4 marked on each Ardcic. Tabbereas for Furniture, made immediately to itny P attern.—Nn. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent. Garden, TO BE LETT, FURNISHED or U:lr URNISFIEP, DDINGS "F 0 E MANSION-HOUSE, A s / Offices, Gardens, and about, Twenty grrea of G rass• Ground, arc to be Lett ter such A Term. of Years AS can be agreed on. Entry immediately. • It it unnecessary to describe the Premise,s, which are well known to have been•buirt rind fitted 'up 5,v the late Earl of Abercorn in a style 01 superior elegance, and io be well adapted in every respe,:t lor the Accointe.odatitia or any Noble man's Family. The Mansion-Howie is situated ~ vithin inle and a half , ot Edinburgh—the Policy is well laid out—and. upon the whole, it is hot supposed that such a situation has cern aa• vertiserf for these many years. Fur further Parti..ulars apply to Thomas S,ott W. S. Faelor" tbr the Marquis nt 4bcreurii, 'First Stair 'Head of Brodies Close, Lawir-inarket, Edinluirgli, who will 10Ye Tickets to sliew the Premises, and is empowered to aecept of the highest offer. - .ANCIEisIT s'fAINEI) t . 7I.AS'S MO BE SOLD, by Private Contrita, for Churchel, Public' 'Buildings, and Cabinets,- at No. gS, The Colleeticin is lu fine Presorration. Attendance from Ten to Vivo o'Clock, Good Allowance to those who buy to sell agaiuo • CAMBRIDGESVII RE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .11y Mr, CHAPMAN, • •4 On Wednesday. the 4rh Day of May next, at the Baptist Head Cotfec-house, in Chancery-lane, London, at TWelVe 0 1 C lock, . rrkiE• MANOR and ESI'A'IT of WOOD. BuRY.IIA centaittilv, in the whole 1363 Acres, The Estate is very compaet, citrate in tlae Parish of Gainlingay, two Miles from Potton six fr , no seventeen, trout Cambridge, fifty ?tont London, and four from (.; irford-Bridge, on the Great North Road, ,torn wheme the River Ouse is navigable to Lynn. The Mansion-house and Offices are in complete repair, and fit for the immediate reception of ayamily. 'l he. round, the Mansion-houso is rein:irk:ably dry and healthy, and the Turf is as : good as any Race Ground ; the Garden is esteemed equal to, any in the. Kingdom for its Fruit. • The Woods, whichare in hand, and at a desirable distanCe from the Mansion-110114e ' ale good shelter for Game, of whielt there is a variety on the Manor. - • - Particulars may b.!, had atter the I,,th of April at the Chamhers idr. Graham, No. f, Lincoins-inn.; by W. ....ac.., ;•• at the principal Inns at rot and 1. HI Mi Lit t ton; t h e c oc k ot „E a ton ; the Wheat.sheat, Alennbnry-hill ; the fountain, at Hmoiting,don • the ham, at Newmaritet; ot Chupinlit, at.the i fiapt4t Head collee.house, Chancery-lane. 7 • N. B.' The Gardener mu Woodbury Hall svill hew ,thrit 110114 and Premises ationt it, and the Tenants will stiew iheirrespellive Cartrli;