The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-08 00:00:00

H y. _• # •• ..-i,.....,...._ . .1' . A llirrik, A t 9 I \ IZI i •• , iv,. ",„' 0 • .. .....k.. t .1- . . "•-. ..": z • ISTIP!(1 - .. 1 ti 1 ' i . _ ... . . I isi MBETt 32.4'2.] UESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1803. (PRICE SIXPENCR• THEATRE-ROYAL, DitURY-LANE. rro.moßßow EVENING, Feb. 9, I Foos, will be performed, a Comedy, called THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shylock, by A GENTLEMAN, (Being his 4th appearance on any St a g e .) Antonio, Mr. WROUGHTON ; .Bassanio," Mr. C. KEMBLE ; l.auncelot, Mr. SUETT. Portia, Mrs. POW E LL ; Nerissa, Mrs. HARLOW E; • Jessica (with Songs), Mrs. BLAND. WITH. LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; Matzo,. (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ; Pantaloon, Air. MALE; ScaraMouch, Mr. GIBBON , Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ; ' Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. GRI NIALDI ; - Columbine, Miss B. M E NAG E ; The Sprite, Miss T RE, ,• Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANCHARD ; Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer; Mrs. BLAND. The Vocal Principll Parts by Mr. COOK.E, Miss TY It b.R, Miss ltd SNAG E, Miss HICKS. Principal Dancers. Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE, • Miss DOUG LAS. On Thursday, Hearßot h Sides, With A House to be Sold. (rr The l'ublic are respeafully infomied that on Satur dity the ivh, will be produced anew Musical Drama, called The hero ut the Niarth. TH E A T RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. 9 , 180 3 , will be performed, HAMLET. . . aYO U NG' ENT.LEMAN ;• Ghost, Mr. CORY ; Palonius, Mr. MUN DEN . King, Mr. WADDY. •, Ophelia, Mrs. Ht IOHNSTON ; And, the Queen, Miss•CHA ['MAN, WITH . THE FARMER.. The Centlemm who last night appeared in the Charat - ler of tallier, for the fi rst time, was received throughout with Imbou ed ap p san se, and will' repeat the part very . .speecrtir. ( - ) n Thursday,,Delays.and Blunders, with.A 'Pale of Mys tery, On Friday The Man of the World, with Paul ana Vit. ()a Saturday, The Cabinet, with The Review, or The /Yoga of W indoor. A new Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced next week.' ; • CATTLE SHOW, - WILL he held at Longhorn's, Barbican, West. Smithfield, on Monday the zSth of February, Ind ?it achy the Ist of March. when Two ANNUAL PRIZES of sol. each will be given, one to the first and laboured best Yokes of FAT OXEN, which shall hav e . niboured a given period to provide Corn and other Food for' Man, but shall never once have consumed it. The other to all Breeds of clothing or short-wool Sheep, giving the preference to those Most produCtive in Food and Raiment. Sol. to the best Yoke of F OXEN , AT 2Ol. to the next best Ditto; not to be slaughtered with the Axe, but laid with the Knife; a skilful Person will attend for this purpose. `3ol. to the Five best EWE HOGS, from ten to thirteen mouths old; •to be taken from the• Store-flock ton days only before shorn. • , 201. to the' Fiv . c 'best PAT "%YETI! ERS, lour or Six tooth Sheep; to have had no Corn or Meal, and to be'the property of the Breeder., • - INtPI.EfvIENTS of, HUSBANDRY on a nets-or well approved Constru6lion; and Samples of Grain or Seed s , w ill r admitted, for which as we ll as for th e St oc k, p r oper laces areallokted. on ,due. Notice given to N'lr Longhorn. 'The Stuck to NI sent in before Seven o'Clock on Ntottilay Th "ling. - - , Cates will be Open at Eleven. Working Oxen here exhibited, which are •to be fed- for the Show of t 874, W ill not 'be required to return to work should. the distonce exceed 43 miles, but may that be let up: Two Pieces of will also be given by Lord SOmer •vi I le, to. those who' may 'have best merited P retniurns without Otaining them: He begs leave toadd, that being unable to accomrriodaie More than 200 at Dinner on Tuesday the tst of March, when these Pilies will be - distributed, heirusts . that Iris liricnds will)ittribute.their absence to this cause alone. • • WANTS A. SITUATI.ON, As BUTLER, or as Butler . and V a let, in a R e . , Ilan, gular.Family, or with a.Single Gentieman,.-a Young upwards of 30 years of age, is welt acquainted with his profession, :Brewing, the Management of Cellars, i has lived r 3 years in two Families, bur in • the.Famil y which he Ras just left, served only twelvemonths ; Character will bear. the most strict invistiption. Letters (post-paid) ad ilressed 'to 'A. 13. at Mr. Rotronci's4 No. 79, St.•jaines's.: street, London, will meet-witlithe widest attention. N• B. I f with a Family, a Situation, chiefly . to reside in. the Country most 'preferred. FASHIONABLE DANCINt.; by J. ALLEN, 'PRIVATELY taught to Ladi es an d G ent l emen. of any age, who have never learnt tliis Accomptish nwnt, ur not in the,improved modern style, at No.. 19, Sher yard-street, G o ld en -square, and No. to, Great Alle.street, u o odman's-fields. ' t hey are taug h t on _ a Plan particularly Litlated for those to whom it is an objr.t 'to acquire it ex _ I 4A litiously, privately; ,and in the tirst,style of fashion. FoteigneTs, °dicers, and Country Residents, who bay yiish to learn in a few clays, may Board and Lodge, privately, In the House, avid receive constant InstruCtion. The Stied Weekly Assemblies are e ver y M on d ay, .t h e 03 4 conducted by Mr. Taylor; none but Subscribers ad mitted ; none 'hut People of respectability can subscribe.. Respectable Schuuls add Families, if not distantfrom Town, repll4lli , atteockd on. the usual Conditions, and instruCtirci in every el4ant - requiiite of,Modern Dancing. - NO BE SOLD IN LOTS, In the Month or May next, • THE MANOR and LORDSHIPDMALEHAM, with Court Leet and Court Baron,. a Ferry. across the Thames, several Mansion-houses and Gardens on the Hanks of that River, and about woo Acres of Land, being ve two-thirds ot the Parish of Lalehani, in the County of itllesex, sixteen miles west of London. in P articulars are prepartug, and will be ready to be delivered i ni the beginning of April, at Messrs. Graham's, Lincoln's 'TO INFT-I&kr . 10 ~• •• LYMINC, , , isE L ETT, anti entered on in th e M ont h o lA pr il, e i t h er FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, CompIeteI)WELLING-1-10USE , cons i st i ng A, of a sp ac i ous an d' cO n venient K itethen, Servants' Hall, oticttsekeeper' s Room, handioinc hre.aktast Parlour, large ; 1 1ln% and Drawing Rooms, live excellent Bedchambers, " n " thtee Servants Roorns, with a good Carden adjoining, in . the High Street of Lymingtoryand 6:nun - landing 'rout the. tipper Stories.most extensive Sea Views. iiiff.irther particulars Way n on application to,AI. Solicitor, Lymingtoo, I‘4 a GODBOLDS resprilly request the tIY vencieri ot' their VEGETABLE BA LSANI, to take otice; that the Hon: Commissioners or Ilk Nolajsty's , t4 iPp-ollle e , having permitted there to have their Nantes I Kraved, 0.4 Math. and Samuel Godbold, No, 1, BIgQ- PurY-siplar e "un the body of the Stamp fixed over the C " 4 nf 'each bottle, the 'Venders wilt. tiivreiOre be pleased toot, rettan the Medicine on hand, to haye it exchanged for hers of the above.decription : and the are particu.. larly cautioned against purchasing the Wf.tie.l7lC which has StaMp so engraved upon jt, andolso th,rir Y ' 11 ‘.: 1 11 in writing . ari the forge is.fektoy• At a MEETING of the COMMIT'T'EE of the 'SUB SCRIBERS tothe BEDFO,,RD INFIRMARY, , held at theSwaninn, Bedford, on 'Tuesday, February the Ist, ; RESOLVED, That it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the Medical Establishment for the Bedford Infirmary should consist. of ONE I').HYSICI AN, TWO:SURGEONS in Ordinary, and ONE 'APOTHE CARY and HOUSE SURGEON. Resolved, That it appears expedient to this Committee, that the Office:of Secretary , should be provisionally execut ed by the Apothecary and HoUse.Surgeon. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Lommittee, that the attendance of the Physician and Surgeons in• Ordinary should be given free of ail •expence to the Institution; and that the privileges of a Governor should he alloWed to the Physician and Surgeons respedively, in virtue'of their ap pointitients. • Resolved, That the Apothecary and House Surgeon should be constantly resident in the Infirmary, and that he should on no account be allowed to pradice out of the- Infirmary . ; and that such Salary should be allowed, proportioned to ills services, as-may be decided upon at the next General Meet ing. Resolved, That all Persons desirous of becoming Candi-. dates for the above Situations, do address themselves, by letter, to the Chairrhan of the Committee, on or before the ist Day of March next; and that' they do inclose proper Testimonials from the places of their Medical Education, and of their attendance at Medical and Anatomical .Ledures and Hospitals. Resolved, That these Resolutions be published. SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Chairman. This Day was published, in Bvo. Price s. in boards, A Third Volume of • Q ERMONS preached to a. COUNTRY CON GREG ATION. To which are added, a few Hints for Sermons, intended chiefly for .the Use of the younger Clergy. • By WILLIAM GILPIN, M.A. PrebetidarOf Salisbury; and Vicar oti Boldre, - in New Forest. Printedlor T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, New Editions of the First and Second Volumes of Sermons, and Hints , for Sermons, prier 7s. each in boards. Also, by the 'same Author, 1. An Exposition of the New Testament, third,Edition, vols. Svo. 125. in boards. 2. Lettures on the Catechism of the Church of England, filth EditiOn, 22050. , 3x. 6cL bound. 3. Moral Contrasts, or the Power of Religion exemplified , under different Charaelers, second Edition, 35..6d. sewed. 4.- On the Amusements of the Clergy, a Dialbgue, second Edition, 3s. 6d. sewed. And all Mr. Gilpin's other Works. TIOLCROFT's NEW COMEDY. ThiS Day was published, price Half-a-Crown, HEAR BOTH SIDES, a N ew C ome dy, i n Five Ads, performing at this time with universal ap. p Wise, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. By TH').MAS 110 LCROFT. Printed for Richard No. 71_, St: Paul's Church yard, and sold brAles4o6 Carpenter, New llond-street ; 1. Ginger, Piccadilly ; lt. IL Westley, Strand ; and all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, lately published, A TALE of MYSTERY, a Melo-Orme, by the same Author, decorated with four, Etchings, price is. lust published, in Three Atlas Sheets; engraved under the direaion of Mr. William Paden, Geographer. to His Ma jesty, Price One Guinea and a Halt; • ATOPOGRAPHICAL MAP of the PRO ' VI NC E of LOWER CAN ADA compiled. from all the former as well as the latest Surveys made in that Coun try awl by permission dedicated - to His Excellency- Robert Prescott, .Esq, Captain-General and Governor in Chief of the Provinces of U liner and LoWer:Canada, 44e, &C. &C. ,• This Publication the subscribing Compilers and Proprie tors hope will meet with a favourable reception, no Topo graphical Map of that' thsiving Colony having ever before been olkred to the Public.. - • William Vondenvelden, :lately :Ding Sur veyor-C.:cam-41 for the Province of LOwer Canada, for himself, and , Lewis Charland, Land-Surveyor(' London, Nn. 20, C4llllOll- b reel% Sold, by Mr. William Faden, Cjiaring.cross,' Mr. Clirles Smith, Strand, and Mr. Arrowsmtth, Rathbone Oxtbrd-street. • • — II. B. gvery Sheet of the above Map is signed by the said Vondenvelden, who will make tho usual allowance to the Trade,: tin. the above Maps,. explaining the manner in which they are to be fttted'up, directed to the said Wm.Von denvelden, • No. 'zo, Cannon-street, or left for him at the New-York COttee-ltouse, will be ptinelu,illy attended to. VALUABLE ADVOWSON, and NEXT 1 5 RESENTA TION, and IMPROPRIATION. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. PHIPPS On Wednesday, Feb. 14, in One Lot, unless an acceptable ()Or should be previously made by Private Contra, THE Valuable ADVOWSON, Next PIItSEN TATION, and IMP ROPRIATION to the VI CARAGE of GREAT ilt) OKHA M„about .2 0 miles from London, on'the road to Guildford, and in a very delightful part of the County of Surrey ; Consisting of a Moiety of the Great, and the whole of the 'Sind' 'fythes of the Parish, which contains upwards of 3buo Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Common Land (the value of which, upon an Inclosure, world be very considerable), together with an 'excellent. Dwelling-house, Garden, Orchard, and about ro_Acres of Glebe Land. 'The present Incumbent is upwards of 60, yearS of ale. 4,150, the other Moiety of the Great Tythes of the Parish, together with a very excellent Barn, called the Parsonage, Barn, Granary and Yard, which are on Lease to Mr. Robert Wood, for an unexpired term of 9 years, at a low rent. Prinuxl Particulars may be now had a the Inns in the Neighbourhood ; of Messrs. "lenkins, James and Co. New Inn; at Uarniway's ; and of Mr. Phipps, Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street, where a Plan of the Parish may be seen. LEICESTERSHIRE. MANOR of LITTLE . sTßE'rrox. and Capital Mes silage, Closes, ,and Premises, at Little Stretton antl . G . reat Stretton. - TO' BE -SOLD. BY PRIVATE •CONTRACT,.. A VALUABLE .FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Little Stretton and Great Stretton; in the County of Leicester, consisting of the Manor of Little Suet.' ton, Mansion-house,„ Coach-house, Stables, and 'other suit able Out-buildings, and several Closes ofiremarkably rich Land adjoining; contaiiihig in the whole about 245 Acres. .The Mansion-Ilouse is in gnod repair, and fit for the recep tion or a genteel Fantily ; and possession may be had at Lady Day. next. Little Strettonis a pleasant Village, and itt a.good Sporting COuntry, about Six . , train LeiCester, and within One Moen!. the 'Turnpike Road leading from. Leicester to Market I.larborotuth.. • - • Fora View of 'the Estate, apply at 'the Mansion-House; Tor further particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to Messrs. Evans , and fvli.ddlepitore, .Solicitors . , Not tingham; or to Mr. 'mei reeti,,Lenton Abbey, Iwo Na; tinKhani. CONTEMPORARY BIOG RAPHY. .. This Day wefe published, in Five Volumei..oefavo (three of the Volumes having just been re-printed), price Two Guineas and .a Half in boards, embellished with nearly One Hundred outline Portraits, or either Valunie sepa : rarely - at Half--a-Guinea , PUBLIC CHAR A CTERS - of the Years .1798, 1. 1799, ftioo, ifief, and iSoz, consisting of full and au thentic Memoirs of upwards of two Hundred Persons how living, or very recently deceased, who have the most conspi cuously distinguithert themselves in the Legislature,, in the • Naval and l'Ailitary,Service,in the various learned rofes sions, iti'Literatuiv, in Science, and in thettseful Arts. After this Work has been•published with increasing suc cess, and with universal approbation during five years, the Editors think it unnecessary to exp a tiate on its. Character, but shall content themselves with introducing the-Opinion* expressed alit by the :Host respeclable of the periodical C ritics . `' Tins Wurk proceeds according to its first design, and it seems to improve as it advances with thne.. The volumes contain a considerable - number of memoirs of persons, our contemporaries, who figure in the moral, the political, and the scientific walks of society. The discussion of living chit- ratters is a difficult and delicate task, but in the exception of it, the Authors of this Work.have acquitted thems e lv es wi t h •as much success 45 can reasonably be expeacal.'..—Monthly . Review.. '4 , This work excites much curiosity; because it professeilly treats of living Characlers, and we infer that its information is impartial and coned. I t is but justice to °wit that we have been altogether amused by the publication."—British Critic. " A spirit of candour and moderation. evidently pervades the present publication. Some of the chandlers are drawn with great discrimination, and display an acuteness of powers, . and a felicity of expression, not to be found in the fleeting produaions of the day. in short, the wordy abounds in moral :and critical observ ations that evince correctness of judgment, and delicacy of taste!'—London Review., . . "'this Work discovers respectable traits of discrimination, and has the merit of being uncontaminated by the virulenx of party spirit."—Critical Review. . . • The memoirs contained in these Volumes are full and ,accurate in point of infordiation; judicious in their literary : and critical striattres: and exhibit well driwn and appro. priate char:ldlers of their respeelive subjects. They are not written under the uniform iiiduenee of any particular theo logical or political bias.".—New Annual.Register.' ' - . VOL. 1., for 1 79 8 - r799. . The Earl of Moira Mr. Dumtas . Sir lolits Sinclair • Lord Kil warden Mr. Roscoe Mr. Curran, • The Earl of Liverpool Lord Moubodde Mr. Abraham Newland Mr. Daines•Barrington Mr. Fox Dr. O'Leary. Mr. Pitt Lord Yelverton . . . Dr. Darwin Mr. !Slat: Corry • Lord Hood . ' Mr. J ohn 3 Beresford Sir G. L. Staunton Mr. J ohn Forster . . Mr. Thomas Taylor " . Dr. urney General Melville • Dr. Herschel The Bishop ofLondon Mr. Justice Grose • - Dean Tucker ' ' Mr.. Kenible . Lord Duncan Miss Seward The Bishop of Rochester .. . The late Lord Chancellor of • Mr. lustice Buller Ireland : . Dr. \Volcot Mr. Cumberland The Abp. of Canterbury Sir Archibald Macdonald 1 Mr. Arthu g r Murphy Mrs. Siddons - ' The Earl of Dartmouth The Bishop of Salisbury The Bishop of Durham •Lord Eldon Mr. King (the Comedian) The Duke of Norfolk The Bishop of Winchester Dr. Towers Mr. Jackson, of Exeter Lord Thurlow . Lord Nl.dinesbury The Marquis Cornwallis Dr. Joseph White Dr. Priestley The Bishop of Worcester Miss More The Earl of Buchan , Mr. Aldermen Boyden Mr.. Northcote Mr. George Dyer The Bishop of Llandaff Mr. D'l snack Mr. Henry Erskine Mr. David Williams Lord Charlemont Mr. Gilbert Wakefield Mr. Grattan ...' Mr. 0 pie Sir W. Sydney Smith Lord Rokehy Dr. Thomas Uaweis Lord Nelson VOL. 11. for '799.1805.. The Earl of St. Vincent Major Cartwright Mr. Sheridan • The Duke of Leinster The Rev. Dr. Parr . Mrs. Inchbalii The Hon. T. Erskine Earl Fitzwilliam Dr. Charles Sharon - Mr.•W attain Godwin Lord Hawkesbory - The' Rev. Mr. G leaves Dean Milner Mr. Shield The Bishop of Meath . Sir George Yonge The Rev. William garish Dr. Garnett Sir Francis Bourgeois . Lord Dillon The Duke of Richmond . Lord Castlereagh Mrs. Abington - Dr. Adam Pergusson Mr. Saudis Mr. William Hayley • Dr. Samuel Arnold • The Countess of Derby Lord Bridpnrt Mr. Pratt The Marquis of Lansdown • Qr. Harrington Sir John Parnell • .The Dutellessof Gordon 'Mr. Southey Dr. Currie Dr. Dtiigenan Miss Lin Nood Mr.. George -Ponsonby Mr. Williatt Cowper Mr. G ran ville Sharp Lord Kenyon Mr. Pelham . Mr. Hastings • , The Duke of Grafton The Duke of Bedford Mr. Secretary Cooke VO 1.. II i. for iloo-ilior. Mr. Matthew Boultun Dr. Hugh Blair Profeeior Porson ' MI. Barry . Mr. • PinkCrten Mr, folio Ireland Mr. Wilberforce Sir William Beechey . Mrs. Charlotte Smith The Duke of Portlandi Sir Ralph Abercromby Sir Joseph Banks Lord Dorchester ' Sir Peter Parker, • Earl Stanhope Mr. Edmund Cartwright Mr. George Colman Lord G tenville • Dr. lames Gregory Dr. William Hewes • The Duke of Bridgwater Mr. Edmund Randolph Dr. Witham Mayor Mr, Paul Sandby Mr. Robert Ker Porter Mr. John Clerk Mr. John Thelwall - Mrs.-Robinson Mr. I ellinson Mr. Bushrod Washington Mr. Alderman Skinner Dr. John Dillies Dr James Anderson Lord Hobart The Prince Dc Bouillon Mr. Bidlake Tne Duke of Marlborough Earl of Rosslyn The Lord Justice.Llcrk of Mr. Dngald Stewart • . Scotland, . , VOL. I V. for tgol-iflea. Mr. Addington Rev. T. Maurice ' Sir Richard Hughes . General Strutt Linn Spencer Mr. Dawson (Sedburgh) Lord Alvanley Dr. Kennel Mr. J. H. Took Mr. Caleb Whitef oor d • General Bowles ' . Dr. Mitchell Marquis Townshend Colonel Tatham • Governor Franklin • Bishop of Liiseoln Earl of Fife Mrs. Cawley Dr. Moore Dr. Beattie Colonel Despard General iliac - Wilson , Lord Sheffield ,-, limes Martin, M. P. Mr. Windham Dr.. Rees Count Rumford Mr. Arthur Young. VOL. V. for 11302.4803. Lord Auckland Rev. Richard rolwhele Dr. jenner' ' • Mr. I larris, ofeovent-garden The Goldsinids Mr. Christopher Ainslie Dr. Vincent Mr. William Gifford Lord Macartner Professor Carlyle' Lord Harrington Mr. Henry Mackenzie A rehdeacofi Paley Dr. Busby . . Admiral itoddans Mrs. Billie ton Sir Richard Hill, Bart. ' Mr. Williani Hutton Rev. Rowland Hill - Dr. William Thomson Dr. john Law (lip. of Elphin) Sir Williaru Ousely Dr. George Hill . Sir Francis Burdett Admiral Sir Roger Curtis: Mr. - lames Watt Dr. Thornton Mr. John Palmer, late of the Major General Ira Allen • ' Post.Otlice, Mr. T. Jones, of Cambridge Lord Minto. Dr. Trotter • . j ~ Pritito for Richard. Phillips, No. 7.1, St, Paul's Church• yar‘l i and to bc 1144 of 411 Booknllers. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 3''aNu.t 7 27, Igo. rrilE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1/7: M 4 E.STY's ORDNANCE, do &ray give Netice, that ;bey Will* reet.fr, at their Oct, O in St. illargarel-street, setinstfr - , on MONDAI, ,'e 1,111, of February next, to, recrive Proiouds Pons such Person. as relay be willing 16 undertale the NA FURNITURE, and rnrb fide' of UP HO rER 1, .as are reisiired fir !El, Ordnartc•c 4ervice, stpan a Contrail for 4 period of Three Year:. The Terms an4c9nsiilians of the Contra 3 may hit Annum, upon 'application at the Secitta9;',.. Office, in 41._411argaret-arret,uhree Printed Liots of the Artkiet to he supplied will he ,ieliverei, 4 any ' day hetweel Me hcuri af, 'len and ?out o'Cifock, but no Propatalt can he admitted after fonday, the tqh of re‘rtia,y,l2 , 3. Lly tirwrr of the Beard, R. (I. (Tr:111,-(LT. OFPICE ORDIWINCE, 'February 3, 18-4, • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cf Ills MA. ,Yi , SiT's ORDNANCE do berth give Pi .lice, tb.:f they wile he ready 41 their Ogre, In St. lilarg.:reic,rr,,l, ll'estminster, on THURSDAY, the t7th instant, to recti.4.e Prh poses from such Fowles as may' he atvilling to h.srgain jet the turrbase of a tuamtiv of OLD IRON, oj the undermrertiosrei de scription, !meaning in Sloraat Inolwich ;Parrett ; together; -with sorb further quantity f of each .orr at may accsmulate, heiwwit th:s period and the 3otb of Jul' 'sell, wiz. Old Working hammered I ron, • Bushel I tun, • Cast 1 . 7, (not no , * • 'Payment of the purchase 1114ney to he made is :MN at 14e Ar. tides shall he removed, and the whole to 6e'taken away set the en. pence of the isactaser. 13y Order cf the ?hard, R. If. CRE.II, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, , . Pin 1Jra%1111;r, 4th Arm, - 1803. Note.—The Capital Prizes. in thjs Lottery are not fixed to be drawn upon any particular Dig, and tho lowest Prizes are zol. • SCHENIE No. of Prizes. Value 61 each. -4 ' of £. 2,0,0c0 Total Value. X. So,coo 10,0%1 30,000 5000 -15,00 ck 3 6000 And ta,s9; other Priszes, from gcoal, to 201. HE TICKETS, Hahies, Quarters, Eighths, T and Sixteenth Shares, stamped pursuant to A c•A-of Par .li4ment, are selling on the lowest terms by Mr. NICHOL.. SOS, at his Licensed State Lottery Office, No. ;6, Coro.: hill, London, where,- last year were sold. and shared; No. 17.993, -20,0z01. in Sixteen SII2tCS; No. 20.133' 50601. in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenth Shares; N 0 . 2 ,0 98, 2 , 000 1, in a Witule Ticket ; No. 6455, in two Quarters, two Eighths, andfour Sixteenth Snares ; and, in the late Lotteries. five of ea,nopl. each ; eight of to,oool. each, and seven of 5 col. , ; besides many of aaool. 1001. and ieol. OLD WINE, melior a tedby keeping Isigc quan tities together in Vats, by SPE NC k.R. and PE kk. NS, Wine..34erehants, No. t is, West end of Nswgate-street (re. moved front Snow-hill, on ac;:ottut of, the improv,:atents there); who, • torn fourteen years experience of keeping such quantities as from z t' loo;.• Gallons of Wine tOgether,. can assert, that their Wine is not only . more agreeable in your to the palate, but more ,r.zstorattve and wholesome to the stomach of the aged and infirm. They have Port, which, after being ripened in a vet, containing twenty pipes, Nts been in bottle front two to seven years. White %Vines, as Madeira, Sherry,.l3ucell.4, Lisbon, find Mountain, they b o t t l e from the Vats as wanted. 'This made of keeping gives their Wines that tk:ided superiority so well known and acknow; Sue.;: jinn:ens,: sto;:k enables them to serve their. friends with superior Wine, of the hest vintages. on their' usual moderate terms,' for ready money. They send to any' pat of, - the Town (not less than a dozen) fre e o f ex p ence ,. ['hey • Also have a very superior stock of COgniac Branch ) Pine and . Jamaica !Um, East- India and Rum Orange ShrUti, Dr.. IANIES's ANALEPTIC FOR. the- Rheurnatismi anti.C Q lcts which prevail, at thi..; season of the •ye.ir, no Nlctlicine is so sale and efficacious as Dr. j MESS ANA LE.PTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tenthuicy - to'proin arc Perspiration, and all the natu ral Secretions, will IlecOtttl( . .for their sitn;tilar virtues in these Complaints, as tveli as in -many others to which the human frame is liable from "the vicissitudes uf our Climate. They are admirably eakillated for Disorders of the Stomach and Rowels; for persons - of a Bilious or si . Gouty habit, as also fur those whose Constitutions have been atk.ctett by a too atlive"or tea sedentary life: They are likewise panicularle• serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and in, removing the bad etlects of free living; . as also in pre venting Nimes and Apoplexies, so often the conolequenee of intemperance. iteCourse should be had to them atter every excess of eating drinking, and upon every slight position; and thus their well,kilowit chArittieriitic of pro moting longevity will be maintained ;, for, by assisting Isis. lure in the chic dis.tharge of the animal funetions, aud by keeping the.ConAitutio.n as it were in continual repair, they preserve the hody in health and /igottr, and prevtiit . prema. ture decay.. As the Analeptic Pills owe their. excellence to a pecu— liar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they ern only be ,had genuine from them; and they are sold by Fneis Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4s, the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapsidc,. London; and at Dr. tames's late house in Bru ton-street, in Boxes, price 45. bd. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of Six may be had in one large Box for il, 4s Observe, that the nam e "F. NIMBItRY, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Stamps. All others are court. terfeits. For. GOUT RHEUNIATIgM, INDIGESTION, FLA. TULENCY, 4c. anti Spasmodic 'Afteeions of the Stomach and Bowels, the CONCENTRATED. ES. SENCI of lAMAICA. GINGER. THE Proprietors of this inykluable Preparation, being encouraged by some of the first Medical Men in the Kingdom to make it publi c , h av i ng b een thoroUghly convinced of its superior excellence and unparalleled efficacy in GOUTY COMPLAINTS, by relieving and shortening , the duration of Fits at the Gout, con fi ni ng the m to t h e ea . tremities, mitigating the paroxysms— It speedily removes all those unpleasant symptoms which are the etted . of a weak stomach and bowels, viz. Indigestion, Flatulency, ' Oppression after Eating, Nervotie Head.ach and Giddiless, and is particularly usetul iu PataOic Conti:4;6nm It inediateiy relieves all Gouty, Rheumatic, and Spasmodic Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, and should be taken in (Z-lialybzate, and in the Soda Mephitic Waters, to prevent therStomrich being chilled. It Ought to be resorted to by those who are troubled with I-Iypochondriac,-or Lovne,s of . Spirits, are. as it warms and - invigorates the Stomach, assists DigcSiiiin, thereby strengthennix and renovating the who! • system . . This Essence contains all the Medicinal virtues the Root , and is far to Ginger in substance, aliti Tti,y justly be reckoned one . of the most necessary Medicines tiff Materia hledica. Invented and prepared by Oxley and Thomas, •Chymiita, &c. to Her Majesty, No. 27, Haytharket ; anti 4(44 in but. tles of Ss, csd. anti ips, 6d. each, duty incluttOd. This Day were pub)ishcd, in Four Vols. Bvo. with a number of Engravitfgs, price Two Guineas in boards, THE ELEMENTS of NATURAL' or Eli_ PHILOSOPHY. By TIIIERWSCAVALLO, See. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whoth may be had, by the same Author, An Eisay on the Medicinal Properties of Faditious , Airs, Bvo. ss. in boards. •