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~;. \,M*lt Wi t. '4l 6 . ... , :'/,T ,„._at,,,- j fl` pct Apilti. %., E 4 /4 5' • i -- : „ , 41 . ,:: '* . i...:*fr . ~a . .. ~,,:, k. , 1., •rt .., ,1:;„e s;e 7 4 , ...' 41.4. •il 4 4 % ...-- Q 4 .A4..1 ~~ r N IYI 7 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. TO -MORROW "EVENING, May 7, s 803, will be performed - a new Comedy, called THE . MARRIAGE PROMISE. The Characters by Mr. C. KEMBLE„Mr. DWYER, Mr. DOWTON, M.r, HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER; Mr. POPE, Mr. MADDoCKS, Mr. SPARKS. Mr. EVANS ; Ileirs. POW ELL, Miss. MELLON,. Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. MADDO,CKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. Endofthe Play, A MORRICE DANCE, in which will be introduced A PAS SE UL, by Master BYRNE. wri•u LODOISKA. THEATRE-ROYAL:, co vENT-GADEN. TOMORROW EVENING, May 7, 1803, will be pertbrmed, • JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENG LISHMAN's FIRE-SIDE. The Principal Chardeters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MURRAY. l'AWCE'l"l*, Mi. 10IENSTONF., ?4r. ii. (011;V1V)N. Alt. 1.4..* , ... t. ,41'.:P.XRD. 4 'o , . G 111111S, , ,Mrs. 17. , ‘V LNPOR.T. And Mrs. U. 'WINSTON. WI r ii THE IRISH WIDOW. On lYednessrlay, 'John Butt, with Hub to the Well. ' ST. JAMES'S WESTMINSTER LOYAL VOLUN TEERS. THE ANIVERSARY DINNER of the ST. JAMES's WESTMINSTER AOYAL VOLUN TEERS, will be held at the free Masons' Tavern, or: Mon day the gth of May. STEWARDS, Lord Amherst, Mr. Rice, Mr. Downs, • . Pellerin, Mr. Fe,ll, Mr. Grant. Tickets gc. each, to be had of the Stewards, and at the Free Masons' Tavern, on or before the 6th May : atter which day none will be issued,andnd Member robe admitted with out a Ticket. Each Member to be at liberty to introduce a Friend upon his applying for his Ticket as above-mentioned, and the comp?ny of those Gentlemen who intend joining the Corps, . particularly requested. Dinner on Table at Halc-past Five o'Clock precisely. Prec.Masons' Tavern, April zi, 18°3. 1 ST. LUKE's HOSPITAL for LUNATICS. THE ANNUAL DINNER of the. GO RNORS of this CHARITY will be at the London Tavern. in Bishopsgate-strect, on Thursday the lath Day of May, 1803. STIWARDS. Williain Albin, Esq., Abraham Goldsinid, Esq. Richard Clark, Esq. rohn Janes Esq. tames Cleinition. Esq. William Nifinning, Esq. Richard Godwin, Esq. Robert Precious, Esq. Benjamin Goldsmid, Eoq. Richard Till, Esq. Dinner will be on Table at a Quarter before Five. N.Be No Servants, except those of the Nobility, Officers, and Stewanis, will be admitted. • • FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. A.T4EN, DRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen am:wage, who -have never- learnt - this- Accomplish. meat, or not in the improved 'modem style. at. No. 19, Sher., ran!-street, Golden-square, and No. to, Gre'at Alle-street, Goodman's-fields. They are taught on a: Plan pirticulaily calculated for thoseto whom it is an objca, to • acquire it ex. pexlitiously; privately, and iu tlie first styleot fashion. Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents, who may 'ish to.learminA-fsw days,7may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Hotn,e, nand receive constant Instrudion. • - The ANNUAL BALL, will be on the 4th of May, at the CRUWAL and -ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand. Re elfeelable Schools and Families, if not distant from Town, regularly - admitted on the usual Conditions,' and instructed in every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. Gravesend, 4th May, i8•: , 3. trEPH and WILLIAM SPRAGGON beg leave respeilfully to inform their Friends and the Public, ai they am NOW. carrying on at 4ravesend, the Business oICOAL MERCHANTS - , SHIP AGENTS, and SLOP -PELLEKS, and the same will be continued by them: as beretofore i and they reque,st that the tours hitherto-re ceived, and for which they tike this opportunity to express their warmest thanks, may be extended to them in future *ithout interruption. • • , CROSBY's I It/SE AGENCY-OFFICE, Bruton-street, Berkeley-square. UTANe 1 . 1 , ..D to RENT on LEASE, from Forty v v to Sixty s Miles South or West of London, and within Yive Miles or a good Market Town, - a ',MODERN WELL U SI IE D HMIS E, of four or five It ooins on a Floor., 4 " 4 best Bed Chamhers, with proper accornntoclations for Servants, and good Domestic Offices, Coach-houses, and Stabling for six Horses, good Carden, well Stocked, Plea sure Ground and Shrubbery, with. forty or fifty Acres of Laud, Out-offices, &c. Partit!ulars addressed to Mr. Crosby, shall be immediately answered. • • MANFIF_LD. • - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. • • In tour Lots, At the House of Mr. Ringrose, Innkeeper, York, on Wed. neralay the 2.5 th Day of May, 1803, at Four o'C lock . in . the Afternoon (unless preyiouslydisposed of by Private Con *raft, of which immediate Notite wilt be given) subjeet to such Conditions as shall be then produced. ALL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the Parish of. Mantield, in the . North Riding: of Yorkshire, - oontaining t qt Acres, and 33 Perches, or thereabouts, of excellent Arable. Meadow, and. Pasture • Land, now in the Occupation of several respeetable Pericma, as Tenants from year to year, together with the Corn Tithes thereof, viz. Lot I. 384 A. 0R.2 P. or thereabouts, with two Farm Houses, pod other necessary. Buildings thereon, and now in the Occupation of John Wade, Robert Smith, and William ' Langstaff, as Tenants. Lot 2. 396 A. zR.SP. or thereabouts. with two ,Farm . Houses, and other necessary Buildings thereon, and now in tke Occupation of Thomas, Stanithorp, Robert Smith, and Thomas Wright,. as Tenants, with three Cottages, situated in the Village of Minified. Lot 33, 1 A. - 3 R. BP. or thereabouts, with two Farm Houses, and other necessary Buildings thereon, and now in the Occupation of Thomas Wright and Robett 'Smith, as Tenants, with three Cottages, situated in the Village of at i•° l two A. 3 R. , Ts T. or thereabouts, with a Farm • - .ousr, and ot h er necessary Buildings thereon, and now in the Occupation of - Olin Hogpt, Thomas Wright, aud.Ro bert Smith, as Tenants.. • N. •B. Each Lot is within a Ring Pence. • Or. Thomas Graham of High - Conscliff shat the lateral Lots. A Plan .and Survey of the same- maybe seen It Messrs. Withams, Gray'....-lun.square, London; Mr. Taylor's, at Esh, near Durham; Mr. William Ullithorne's, at Lartington, near Barnard Castle and at Mr. Graham's. This Estate is capable o f great improvement, being with• in a Mile of Lime of the best.qualay. It is also situated 'olefin a short distance of excellent Coal. It is hounded on the • North by the ItiYer Tees. and by the Turnpike ROA tram Pierce Bridge to Catteti.A. , Bilage, on the West, tis Situated tour Miles from Darlington. eight Miles - from Rich. end eleYen Miles_from-Harnard Castle, Market Towns, Where any quantity of Corn may he sold to the best advert . . *age, ;Indio each of which there - are good TurnPu , o Rua ""' It is- unnecessary to make . -Any observation on the Fertility and well known Richness of the Spil t or on the lyaOty of the turrounUing Cin4try. • • COUNTY OF FIANTS. • TO BE SOLD, and immediate Possession given, THE ESTATE of BROOMFIELD, in the Parish of Widley, Seven Miles from Portsmouth. The House is New, and very pleasantly situated ; the land arousal it measures more than Fourteen' statute Acres. is within a Ring Fence, and well adapted tin. the Residence'of a Gentleman's Family.—Apply to W. Praller, Portimuuth. WO ODSTO C K TO BP SOLD BY AUCI In a few Weeks, it' not previously dispose(' of by Private Contraa, A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE ar TENEMENT, with a CoachAtouse and Four-stall Stable, green house, Brew-house, Wash-house , and other Offices and Conveniences, in good repair ; Pleasure and Kitchen g,lrden, and Yard, late in the Occupation of Mrs. Cartwright, de ceised.. The House is most eligibly situated, and. commands a beautiful and extensive Viov of the House anti Park at Blenheim ; it consists of Two Parloiirs, a Drawing-Room , Three gooc, Bed.; Chumhers, with Three light Closets each, capable of containing a Bed, Three good Garrets, and a Ser vant's Room over the Stable; an additional Bed-doom and Garret may be construaed at a shall expellee, and the Pre . Mises are in other respells very imprOveable. For a View of the Premises, or further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Morrell, Attornies-at:J.aw, Oxford. TO TANNERS. TO BE k SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A',Os, dftSiriible 41siti convenient -1' A Y ARD, DW E L LI NG:HOUSE, arid Prentises there to belonging, lately built and planted, and eligibly situated at Kevnsham, on" the - road from Bristol to Bath, where the Tanning Busines's may be 'extended to any degree, having the great advantage or so eetitrical a situation tin raw goods,. English and Foreign, being only four miler; from the City of Bristol and eight frArn Dab. The Yard is now in work, and planted on the newest and most approved plan, has a con slant supply of excellent water fur the business, and eon. taint the tollowing number of Pits, sic. . qs Handlers,- each of which will hold 20 Elides 32 Troughs or Vats • 40 ditto 2 Grainc..ts --3 o ditto • 3 Lime Pitts be ditto Ten Latches, • and a large Bark-Barn, Beam-House, Leather-House, Mill-House, all conveniently situated round the Yard, and over the handlers an extensive Drying-Shed. For viewing the PreMises, apply to Mr. William flarteee, at the Yard I -.and foil& furt:ia particulars to Alt. - : Robert tenkins, , Leather FAL*, Back Ilan, b 14,191. ' • Bligol, 3d May, tucation aria I I V V Rt N pon P si r b o i f l e it s y sionalMen deviate froin the of e l'' e 4 isetal System. by the selectitin of a peculiar branch, the sasz.lion oliong con tinued success is the hest criterion of superiority. Eight years have 1 devoted' my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three 1 hsorders, and the successful result of .1 toy plan gives me additional artist to oppose, _se tar as 1 am I able, the ravages a those Complaints winch are the must important its the,Catalogue on-b.:man • After us:nation, into every• lfrancni ag an Army Serge:in, I n formel a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue its. dividuals front the tenor:wee of uneducated Men, or , the equally dangerous precipitaiwy of general PrattiTineri. Tile 11,4.. it:4,,reicrs, to the Cure of which I Wye. voted my .attention, cbmprise every_ species of V 1: te REAL I.N 1' EC - 110;s1, w . hether of a recent or Ling ration.: lolly, All kinds of debility, whether. arising from the habits of schoeldroys, or the indolvtices of trtattire age : Al.,t lastly, r.sat •dentneenseist of tile system its wo.. men which is called li.l.l<lt-EislN: l liS, or a'l' t(1.1.1*1 . . WontlottS PiS.C;q:Cs Os.. result .of ignorance, or, haste in the treatment isles Gonorrhrea ; anti it not on. I frequently ,Itatqlth tit it the ss.'ols of Life are pois , tisest by 1 the inthscretion 41 . - an,. unguarded tsre:r. =sly a supcti...)r,nie. thud such Complaints are easily t:ureu ; and, even where others have lailetl, 1 trust that t may presume. to ,olrer radical, re-establishment, few, however, are the cases of c,omplic...ted di.;tress in • this disorder, compaced with the CalantitouS situ ,dons of Men, who, from an stisluigeme iis. a . 4olitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a histnonable lite, acquire that *state of Debility, which is the UnaVOtelitble Coligrgtiell.:se of, such pernicious habits. • • Where the unhappy sutrerer broods over his udseru,. but carefully couseata .his miitbrtutle, it may be some CanSO• lat,or. fur hots to. kriaw, titat altlititigh tt be an objeß ut ("Jut:a or tuscertairay with eche l'ratitti. hers, the removal of these De:acne:es by tne pro?..ress of Kesstwa• tion, is the acquirement' ut :;:sy I , :xpertcu,:e. It the rites or Isacchus or Venus" have began to redo, e Manly vigour, much ahmecv i tai. he oreventcsi by an ca;IV C.OlVtiteraC. tier.! ut irises Ciitly.tat•i • ht4to ; «tot in these no, great ditticuity will occur. - hut where this Detieteticy has for years existed, a - proper • t a r..r.everatice is' initispensahiy e(luisite to revive the,ilurn.- berttse - Sparks of Lite, and tore-animatete the Constitution , AN- 1 ( - 1 Et> W s)M ljN, who have long beetedisaptictinted in their expectations of a Family, may he assured, that in, most instances, such defetts are curable by Medics! skill. The ecresy which is So essential to my Ludertaking, and tne:qualitiestions which 1 .have presumen to state, form s t h h e ts ba to sl tt 6 ri t ati l 6 l 7, illsr;ivetenssii:lls' an' 'in coinctuenee ivitit such that Mr. !tree" may be consultesi or be Letters (inclosing a small Noir), at his houle 'Arundel street, 'Strand,' near' Temple Bar 63 There is an additional I:ntrance in water.street, ad;oithrig, and the, Name is on both Atte doors, . Martin hree, Member at the Royal Collcge of Surgeons, [PRICE SIXPENCE. • This Day w3s pubiishcl, prior ts. 6d. Al 4 BS TA C F 2 to tote M ABITION of FRANCE ; on the .Eltpodiency of Itn. 'prnvin,g the Political Connitton at His hlajeity's IRISH 14.0-tyIAN CATHOLIC SOM by "CHONIAS NEWENHAA'ts4. One of the Represeindtives of the Rorohgh of Clonmell, in the last Irish Parliament. • 4,onion : Printed by and tiir C. tnd IL Baldwin, of New W.dge-weet, Black Friars. • Where may be bail just published, price is. liVANS an the POP U LA NON of IRE LAN DiAnd Oti thz Characlers of the 1 It ISt( . • This Day was publishel,,in giro. price gs. in boards, A - GENERAL .HISTORY - of. MATHENIA: TICS, from the earliest tunes td the middle-of the . ei l thteeuth Century.' Translated triton-the French of j. 10SSUT, . • 1 4ertiber of the French National Institute, &c. With a Preface, by JOAN BO rNItCA.STLZ. at the Academy, Woolwich. Printed for J. joluison, in Si. Paul's Clutreli-Y.ard. 4 : As therell:l's been, hitherto, no Work: in the English I.ao4ttage, winch gives any regular ::Ccountiof the rise aid progiess at the Nlathetnatic.:l Sciences, it is presumed 03 the present-performanee tot only he found highly in. t,re•ltinK to those volio.ttiglix these 1n.a.F.. - :hes of,knowledge the t their pursuit,lsvt to' fitetary persons in genettl, who will Itcre find many Isiah:Oars,: not commonly known, TC. SpCar , several of thc itrosteininent diameters that the 'world ever pfoduced, os- b': able to trace the 'solvers and on the human mind, in some of its - highest attain- Volumes, Phis Day was poblislwd, in Two Volumes? hito. Price a. a,s, 64. or on !aro Pallet I. t3s '64, in boards, rpm LIFE. anti Pos-rt lUMOUS WRITINGS of 'w WAN' COWPgR, Esq... • - With an IntroduBory Letter to the lti'Alat Hon. Earl Cowper; WI A M HAY LEY, Esq. • Printed fur j: lohnson,. in St. Paul's Church-yard: Where may be had,' . , . •• A new Edition, very much improved, 'of Mr. CoWpet's Trairsletion of Homer into Illank Verse, in 4 vols. (Mayo, wise 12%. in board*. Also various Editiuns of bis .Poems, in two vols. front Five to Tithry Shillings.- • This Day were published, in Two Volumes, Price ws. in b)ards, the Third, Edition of LF.TTF.RS from FATHER. to his SON, on various relative ta, Literature, and the Conduit of lty L'AIKIN, M.l). • - 'Printed for j. Johnson, - in St.. Paul's Church.lard.. :Where may be had, by the suite Author, • t. Gelieral lliogriphy, in 3 Vols. 4to. already published. 2. Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose, ,3s. 6d. 3. An, Essay on the-Application of Natural History to PoettV, 2s. 6.i. 4. flioArapiticsi Memoirs of Medicine in Great Britain, to the Cum! or Harvey, 4s._ 5. E venires at 'lonic, for young People, 6 vols. gs. 6. The Arts of Lite, for the s:Lme, as. This Day were published, in Quanta, • Price 6d. in boards, DORMS, LYRICAL and MISCELLANEOUS. , IV the late Rev. HENRY MOO RE, - of Liskearct; Editaby hr. Aikin. ' • • • . Printed . for J. lohnson, to Paul's Church4ard. Extrael from- Dr. Aikin's Preface.- • • " 'During the last summer Mr. Moore putiato the hands at a 'Friend,. altolume•of MS. l'ochts, which, with. singular modesty. he .requasted him to shew to some perstth s u m. ciently conversant with pre luetions of the kind, tojudge of their fitness tbr the public eye. I was applied to on the'oe , ' casion.; and . 1 trust the Readers of • these Pieces will he con• yinepi that I could not hesitate in gixing A decided opinion in their favour: • la reality, 1 scarcely experienced a groateratut !mom agreeable surprizc than on the diseovelly of so *rich a mine of poetry, 'When Chad not the . least intimation of its existence." • This Ony %Vast. pubPslvrri. ii Oekavo, with Twenty Coppe rplates, the Fourth Edit-lon, corrected, Price Ss: in bds. at AN INTRODUCTION to ASTRONOMY in a Series .of Letters from a Preceptor to his Pupil ; in which the most tts,..litl and interesting Parts attic Scienv aro clearly and familiarly 13y,1011.N. IIt)NINYCAS'fI.E, • ...Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Printed tin , J. Johnten, S;, Paul's Chorch-yard.' Where may he had, by the satne-Atitbor, r. The. Sclielar's Guide to Arithmetic, - for ;he use of Schools, eighth edition, completely correacd, Is. 61. z. An Introduction to -Mensgration and Prailical Geome try. F.2venth edition. 4's , 3. An Inuodudion to Algebra, f . th edition, s. 61. THR.Wonderful Rffetc.l of STIRACIA's"rra. LIAN 0W tbr the GROW'ri.l of HAIR: SIR, A very old Friend or mine, the wrong side of sixty,. win , had been bald many years:, having seen the surprising , cfli-a it had on my Family, particularly on a son amine (a • twin ;•rown) who had very little - t;lir from his birth, induced • hiin to make trial on a barren snit : he %visited me to itCquilika• you that it has succeeded beyond his most 'sanguine expean tion, antrhai got his hair to grow so fast that he has left'otr hiS yvig Also Mr..johnstone, of Wapping, who had a horse that the hair had been otr his knees two years, it has made The hair grow both thick'and at' its madras! colour.. And am, Sir, yours, 4:1:c. • T. Wit rnwo a 7 t.l, Church-street, liackneY. T O ' b' laid, wholesale .:nd etai , at - the Proprietor's house, Nn. 9 Newtnau-street, 0 \ ford-street •, and, by his apnoint. toVnt, at Mr. Goldirtg,'s, No. 41, Cornhill ; Pall• Mall; f ittinphrey's, No. 14, Oxford street ; Ilendrres,Tlchhorne-street; at as. a Pot, or 21. t 43. a dozen. ViI:ESSRS, GOINIOLD.S respetliutiy acqt . taint , . the Public, that,the Ho nourable the Commissioners or ti Stantp-t Valet, having granted 'their' Name, anti Godbold, No 3., Bloomsbury-square, , to be engraved on the body of the Stamp covering the Cock of each bottle of the Vli G ETA !% I. E BALSAM, thc put , . ch:O.ers ivili be particularly carotul to notice the same, in order that they may be as.w,rett of the genuine Medicine. They likewise inform the Public, that the above M.:dicine is a certain remedy to prevent Colds and Coughs (the prevent raging-tilt:order), from ti•t.ing upon, or tiading the limp, as it sireng,theni and guards then; against the various 6taddett changes Mg sever . ity o f the weather, which is always daft , gerous, and, in many tatal to consumptive and delicate constitutions; tor whic% tea:on every family onat t . to keep it to their 'lenses in Spriog and Autumn, tonztvc rr coursc to on the first symptom of attack, it being ridirtitted,' . by a bo:ly of- eminent PhySicians, to be the only citimions l evtiy : twenty years ct:petience Liss proved it to be lute. tiu,ti led in the annals of the physical world, which pet-silos of the tirst rank, honour, ant( information of the United' Klogitont ;tali Mtn: !d, and who 'particularly recommends it to oe kept in all families. • Tile Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian 4 Riglit Hon. Vii.mint Dudley TIM %Yard ; Right Hon. Lord G rantley Right Mon.--Lord Nlaettonald ; Right Hon. late Lord Bor. ; Right I-Inn. Lord- Mounttbrd ; Right Hon." late Viscountes Dudley. and ward; R Hon. Lady Dowager VE I / 2 conatess Falmouth ; 'Right Hon. Laity Dowager Ear. tescue 1. late Right Hon. LACIY Don/tiger Grantley ; I.a ly Applecce.; Sir.lohn C girth, Francis Blake,'EdtVard New eniutin,.and Georoq : Armstrong, ; Generals Doyle a n d Drouly ; ColonelS Baker and ".De Bath ; and a great, ma n y . others of the Nability, nia'y st:cii the ThatiSt; ) at ille Proprietors, N.and S. Godbold,. No. 3, Illoornabory,square, where adviet is riven every ilay front ten till ort..: o clock' (Stinday excepted). • Soli, 'retail, at Mr. and Mrs. Newbery's ; Mr. Tim's, It bonit arise Co. ; Citing and Biltier.; Shaw, and Co. ; A ndo tat (gluon. Valuta* inmost phi's at* cavirai towus. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1803. • OPERA. CONCERT ROOM. ' .• 4ESSRS, CHARLES and WILLIAM -KNY IV I. V ETTtriost re!;pe4fully acquaint the Nobility, G en try, and their Friends in icetteral, that their First ANNUAL VOCAL CONCERT Will ba performed, on MONDAY next, the gjh of May, at the above Room. ACT I. Grand Overture, Surprize.' Haydn. Favourite Air. Mozart. Harmonized for six voices, and ACcompaniments for a full Orchestra, by W. I( N yv E r t; _ .the Vocal Parts by Miss TENNAN r, Master SMITH, Messrs. NEW), WM. KNYVErf, LEETE, and WALSH. Song, from the Tempest, ' Full Fathom Five,' Mr. WM. KNVVETT. Purcell. And Chorus, Sea Nymphs hourly.' • Thelavourite Echo Horn Duet, by the Messrs. P ETR I DES, Shepherds 1 have lost my Love,' harmonized by Mr. GRKATOItEX.' Concerto, Grand Piano Forte, Mr. CAA. KNYVtTT. Bach. Song, Madame DOSS EC. Mozart. Motet, five voices, Methinks I hear.' Dr. Crotch. Song, Mr. NEIL!), Softly Rise,' and Chorus, Ye •q arath rlt 3 xCeze U r.11,03cc,, k('4ol Manuscript SymphOny, pertbilned but once these ten years, by permission of Dance, the Proprietor, Pleyel. Song, Mr. HARRISON. New Glee, Thu Shepherd and his Dog Rover,". composed expressly ler this occasion. Win . Knyvett. - Quintett, Sento Dio.' IvlOzart. With Accompaniments for a full Orchestra, the Vocal Parts by Madaine Mts.: SEK, NIissMISSENDEN, CIMADOR, VIGANONI, and W A LSH. The favouriteSong from the . celebrated Manifseript Cantata of Aurora, by Miss MISSENDEN, as originally corn cf_posed for Signor Tenducci., 13ach. Glee, MS. ' () Nanny,' harmonized by Mr, lI ARRI3ON. Duet, Goal Anulante,' by Signor VIGANPNI and CI .. MADO It. Marcell°. The Witches Glee, ' When shall we three ,meet again' (by particular desire). King. Grand Chorus from the Creation, • Thu Marvellous Work.' ~.~r To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,-and FREEHOLD ERS of the CO U NTX of N OTT! orstTLEsissi, you must have seen, as I have, and I am per. suaded with equal surprize thii'Adver meat of a Pendent's:l who otters himself as a Candidate fir our Suffrages to return him to Parliament, in the room of our late worthy Representative. I could not for some time believe it possible,' that such an .Address should come out into the world under the sanction of so respetlahle a name, and even now I cannot almost but suspea it to be a forgery, an artifice of some insidious and inveterate enemy, wha has his ow n private ends to serve, and who .is desirous. to pre judiee the Gentleman in question in the goisd opinion of the County. As, however,' there. has vet been no Allred dis aVowal of it on the part of our Candidate or of his Friends, I trust he will thrgive me, ill call on him for an explanation, which I think he is in duty bound to hive "to the County, as well as in candour and in justite to the parties who are im plicated in his allusion. Having expressed his solicitude " that his princi p les should be properly understood," and having declared" that he oars himself to the County as a perfeEllyrindepc:rdent man , unsupportedby any kali vidnal,-nriconneeled wit:, any party." he proceeds to staze, " that the only motives Which ha vr incirrecrt hits to conic tiirward fill Lnly -occasion, aru, so inAiest sniertirhsto serve his Country in a spherc"—so far zi:,n;-,otis,:n is tosniireadabie w_ikierssts- and o earnest wish to restore to tin! class . Wry t;calemen some share in the Represernation - Of tilt enuitt'Y." r • I should be as sorry to misquote as to misioterpret ; but if these words have any meaning, and any other obj!et irisn to court Popularity, what are, we, in flip Ittithe of common sense, to infer groin then 1 but that a share in the Represen tation of the - County has-. been unconstitutionsil wrtluu la from the Country GentleMen,' and exehisiv , Ay vested in dividuals °fa diarent description. lines the itoh. Gentle man mean to insinuate, that our present worthy Representa . tire, or his late respedahle Colleague, belbn,; not, m cve,y sense of the word, to LW tiers';; of the Community in wig ctt he rants himself ? or that they should bc pfechidea, by their professional characters, trout the privilege of aspiring to the honourable diszindion which is nosy the objosl of his own ambition. If such be the principles on which. he builds his preten sions to our favour, l ant astuoished at his confiden.x, his indiscretion in avowing client. An opportunity will soon present 'itself for his vindication or hisapology, and I shall ti:eretbrelorbear any farther con,- mem, on in asser , tion,in v.-in.:li he 14; my opinion, Millman:ly committed himself, and wiiich it not explained to the satiiisaionr'of the Corenty, will, I fear, be long re meinocrei;to his awry:lit and disadvantage.' F.R FEHOCD ER. By theKlNG's PATENT,- CAL ES - for Ni.tkrag bf ING LIQUID BLACKING, fur Shoes, Hoots, &c. l'lnx Sixpence each. °THESE CAKES. make , with the utmost Ease , • the addition of Water only, a most.excellent Shin ing Liquid Blacking, inneh ; superiOr to any hitherto known it gives the finest ~13lack,. and most beautiful gloss. to the Leather, yet never r,;ll4trs it stiff or hard, but on the con-' trary, prevents it front cracking, and preSeryes it soft, p liable, and mellow torhe very last.- it ispertedly tree from Smell, and ele Shoe; that are blacked with it, will neithersoil the lingers in putting on, nor the stoclinga in wearing. • The long established reputation of these Cakes having in duced many persons to counterfeit them, those who MAO use of them Ore requested to take notice, that none are ge noine but what have ;in engraved. Label pasted on each Cake with these words, ' By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shin ing Liquid Blacking, prepared by WM. Bayley, the Patentee, and sold by Bayley and Blew, Cs ckspur-stred London i" where large •alldwinee is made -to those - Who buy them for exportation, or to selt again, with a liberal discount to such as rake quantities tor ready money. N.B. The_bilia of dkredions arc signed with my name, W, BAYLEY, which appear.on the outside of each Cake. Many of the Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the true "ones in appearance, they may he dist,:uvered by my nantenn Ilbei being dill'aeritly spelt, or the Word (as) Or (as tUrmerty) _inserted ore the word irtepAred. • • . Haydn. Principal kroCal Performers, • "Madame DUSSEK, Miss TENNANT, ► Master-SMITH, Miss MISSEN DEN, Messrs.. HARRISON, NEILL), WALSH, SALE; LEETE, GORE, VAUGHAN, (;OsS, CHARLES, . and W. KNYVETT ; Signor V IGANONI, and MADOK. Leader of the Band, Mr. CRAMER. Organ, Mr. KNvvErr, Sen. " Grand Piano Forte, Mr. C. KNY V ETT. The Chorusscs will be suptiortecl by the Young Gentle men of His hla)esty's Chapel Royal and St. Paul-s. The doors will be opened at seven o'clock, and the per formance begin punetuatly at eight. Mr. Townsend will be at the head of the Peace Officers to attend the Company to and trims their Carriages. Tickets, at Half-a-Guinea cacti, to be had of Mr. C. Kny vett, No. 6, Edward -street, Cavendish-square; ' Mr. W. Knyvctt, No. .50, George —street, Manchester.squ.re; and Of Mr. Knyvett, Sen. Park-lane, opposite Gresvalor - gate ; and at the Music Shops of Broderip, liitehall, Lavenu, Dale, and CICMCIIti.4ICI CO. • N. B. No more tickets will be issued than the Room can eollVCilielltly aecornmo.,4e. — TURNBULL O .N RU PTV R ES. • • • OCIETY,:44I the .RELIEF athe.RUPTURED .—TSince the comrsiencement of this truly useful . Institution, 2500 Patients ..and upwards have been admitted .under the care of Mr. Turnbull, and received essential bene fit ; in a . great number of instances a • radical Cure has been •:tccompliihed. - The applicants have greatly exceeded 4000. This Day wete published, Price sa. • • . The Sixth Edition, with Additions, -•-• .A FEW GENERAL RULES.aid INSTRUCTIONS, very necessary to be attended to by those of BOTH S EX E S wits, are afflided with RU PTU It ES • to which is added, a 'Description, Catrses, and improved hletitoil of 'Treatment, of that species of Ruptve called Prolapsus Ani, or Descent o I the Anus. By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A. M. Member of the Royal 'College of Surgeons; Fellow of the Medical Society of London ; Member of the Lyceum Me. dicum Londinense; anti Surgeon to the Society for the Relief of the Ruptured Poor. . • • • • London: Sold by 1. Johnson, • St. Paul's Church-yard ; T. Mosey, Old Broad-street; Murray and High - ley, Fleet street ; and 1..g0d A. Arch, Grace Church-street. In this Publication the Author, in speakihg of the -Str,,n plated Hernia, agrees 'with, a We eminent .writer on that • disease, viz. That he has often had occasion to lament that he had performed the operation too late, but never that performed it too soon. There are some cases so ur,;enr, that tC t 3 notadviseable to lose any - time in the • trial of means to produce a redudion. The delay of a few. hours may cut oil' all hopes of success, whets a speedy operatiou might have saved theaU of the patient. His experience spews,- that whets the operation has been delayed,' three patients out of • five have been, lost ; and, on the 'Miser hand, when it has been performed at an early period, scarcely two out of eleven • have suffered. FOR: RHEUMATISNIS, LUMIIAGO, NUM.BNESS, I • PALSY, Flatulency', Spakhodic or Flying general Deilitv and Relaxation' of the System, SPR.IINS„ 11(111SES end CHILBLAINS, AXTI-lITEI - IEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, t i Fimuhaietne most e:!e&hil tentediei iti tit 4 World, having Succeeded in.cases of six, eight, tea, twenty, andeVen of forty years standing, a:ter - every other uwans had failed,' arid it has ahsolotely'eured innre Patients of the ah3se • Complaints, than •all the Mediciws ever matt.; 'llw Fluid is si singularly penetrating:,nd speedy in asole, - ration, that Citiblanis t Sprains and bruises are teinoved ,by two or thriN PPlicatious• - It is prepared and sold at as. g:1. each box. or hentle, by R. folinsteut, Apothecary, No.' Creck..street, Soho, London, and may be had of every Medicine Vender in rsttg. , larul,:lreland, West Indies, and Anierica. To prevent counterteit imposition, the 'Genuine is signed , t on the Label by the Proprietor, R. ioliihlon; Apothecary, I No. is, Creek-street, Soho, 'London. • I -- .~,: ~ ,,r .