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I I h4AN 1114,4,,,, \\ 1 .04,4"/A:f•• - /41/14t -;k\SW 410 ‘‘‘‘ '-'. 4- 71' 'r.P - - ?c•'5171-41‘ig.f it . ---71 ;,.."4; : '1 ''''' :•,t , , , r...,,,...-4,,, ......: I , ~.....1 ,,... ' ‘., 1 1 ; 4 ' ' .**',;f6t • ' 4 i;) 1. -7', --- -"/:;., '''.7:l-wt\t:l\A '',':''''.k . - :4' .. ' •*7,1-,-,'''/Thi. ' •,_ . , : d — i ~,,, ~.s/N., a 8 - 1 \4 ii.N. iv) u ,1 1 b '.. irk• .. q _LA U t • rat. T°InEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ,IVIORROW EVENING, 1804, Wil l 'de performed, a new Comedy, in five Aas, called THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. OH LADY FAIR. This Day is published, price ss. • • A SEQUEL to 'OH ! LADY FAIR ! The, Music and the Words by WIT t WITH; The new corn CINDERELLA.,, r,g to be receiived 'Sollier's Daughter, confirm et ,of ['he ~ , and Universal throughout with the most unbound:....,...ues (lay ,Th Manse, will be repeated every Ikloni:l4Y, i Thurs,Y, and Saturday, till further notice. Aon -"tirs"aY, The Caran or The Driver and'hii Dog. H on Comic Opera, in Thr-e Ads, the Musie by Mr. °°4 e ; and anew Farce,, ar e i;prenaralion at this Theatre. . TQMTHEATRE-ROYAL, QOVENT-GARDEN• ORROW" EVENI NG, .Feb. 21, 1804) will be performed JOHN BULL. wi-r u PAUL AND VIRGINIA. _On Thursday will be a6.led, for the first time, a new Vornedy, in Viv e ..s called Lov.e gives the Alarm. 11,w Musicai rntert• • r ot atninent in rwo Ads, anci a Grand l'atitomirnical n. and will both be ° P n rotiu t c e ctl i‘ als'to p ti r a anl p4o's:Zei.ll preparatim, ST. MARGARET, NEW FISH-STREET, near London ,bridge. THE COMMITTE aprninted by the Vestry - 1 for Re tiring the above Parish Chuich, d he ro ‘ r b give notice, that they are ready to receive Pr - o 1 f ey such person s as ma- be ._,•,,,, . -Oposa.s m __•.. ee - e s ey• willing to advance nye said Com m" ~..rti urn o, 7;ol. for the purpose of Repairing the saki L.:hutch, to be sectite.;i,.byi way of Annuity tor the Lir i e s s . of the Annuitants, beptif,,edt t 1 e age of so years or upwar__ce Proposals in n•riting, of ,Messrs.. utilow and Rich tiair)ci:it: blse.rodelivervrieodmattrntehnetO___ffiard, London, an or before the 25th day Of Feb uary hist. Y .. . JOHN SUDLOW, Vestry Clerk. WAN • To REViEErts. TED, a Good Hand to write in an old c4'tahlishd Review, one who can undertake the Departments of Experinn.ntal Philosophr Poetry, Classical criticism, Metaphysics, Mechanics, ai.cl' the Oriental Lan guages A Person used to a sarcastic and ironical vein of composition will be preferred. To save trouble, the Terms are Two Guineas and a Half per printed Sheet, Quotations included... Concealment is warranted,•atid a compet , ..m t gua. Zantee will be given against Prosecution s for Libels.. Ad dress post-paid, to Aristarchus, at the Bar of Chapter CofFee-house, Paternoster -row: N. R. Those Books whiCh it is necessary the Reviewer Aould see, are expelled to be, returned clean and uncut, or the value will be deciuded. • The 23d of APRIL, 1804, INC, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGI NS DRAW ' . SCHEM E. . N o. o f Prizes. Val. of each. Total V alue. . 2 of ,C 20,0 00 are k4o,otp • 2 - 10 ,006 - ' - 3 5 ,0 00 - 20,000 1 ,600 - • 4 - 2,000 U 12 . t ,000 ,Ono 12,000 0 . 13 300 . 66°0 2 . 2,)0 . 51 '. too ' - 4.000 lc° - S O . siooo 7650 ~. 2. 5,00 .. 1 47,000 ....._____— 3° co Tickets kz.62,500 - Part of the Capitals. ---------. 1 . ir st.ciraw n Tick ,3. I. ir.,t I)av - - ,C . t,OOO . Flist,c!.•.awn Ticket Seventh Day _ _ z.2,,,t,,, Fistdrawn Ninth Day . - ~. - - 5,-000 TICKET and S,-liKES are SELLINC at EVERY , LICINSEI) LOTTER"V-9 PIACI: PRESI:NT PRICE. . , Ticket -- -- - - 4.1 7 7 0 Half - -..- Bla o EiF;lith . - z .5 6 Quarter - - 4 to o Sixteenth - - t 3 0 **Tickets and Shares will gra______________duallV rise until the Drawing. ____------_-- 234 of APRIL, rio4, the TiIIRD LOTTERY Begins Drawing. T iirSll •re4ptaluily- acquaints the Public, that . licktcts and Shares for the Third Lotterr,. are now sellin g ;a great ariety, at both ins old established 00' i . ices, ior,. v.n.Fdosrencliil I: and No : 9, Coaringcross,- w tere in the vp . zes „. tre obit Lotter:, Just finished,the following Capital ii,..si sstiolAdi(.slhared, and registered, No. B zz t " S ' I WHOLE TICKETS. I J 19,5, -... -k• 20,.00 No. t 641 - - Z. oo° 5342- - _ 2° ' ° l tr9o - - too° 3,118 . Ir.: .5,, I 12.21g5:6 -- -- la7::' ' 3235. . ~. The fortunate timers in the afiezicii4tsStanding Sh-ares, rritaT have their money on I)eniand ; I)iertsions in the country wishing tb live Tickets or Share's i presiTit Grand' Lottery,,may be supplied the same as if ni'Y their Orclers (post-paid) accompanied with e4Ztdve"ding Notes, Post -of fi ce Orders, or Cash, to Nr,. 4. Cor„' ' ' liauk mil- Lon don, where ail business in the Public Funds • is transaded With fidelity- antrdispatch. ' *.* T. Bish assures the Public,, that Tickets and Shares Rill rise gradually until the Lottery begins. ...-._•.•.—....._._:______ '11:11I1,1) LOTTER bebtns ving 23d A ra, • 1804'. • P THE. TICKETS anti SHARES for the above Lottery are no w on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BURN E And •Co's State Lottery Office, NU. .93, under the Royal Exchangu, London, and no where else on their account. The Scheme consists of two Prizes of 20,0001. twO of 10,0001. three ofscool. four of zoool. twelve of !cool. thir teen of of twenty of 2001. fifty of icol. &c. Sec., ; the N umber .or Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize zol. ' * All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agree able to AO of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, post-paid, tittly answered. N. B. In the late Lottery, No, 76,,, zo,oool. was sold in 4 Whole 'l'icket, at the above Office, anti No. 8188, 20,0001. and No. i 3 g, 10,0001. both in Shares. (Er Country Orders, ,accompanied with short -dated Bills On London, Post -office Orders Cash C oParcel by Coach or Carrier, punelually attended' for; and may Cl o Pend on being treated exactly on the sauce Terms as if pre ient. THE most elegan t and graceful Ornament in Na. ture is a find Head of flair ; but the prevalence of the late Fashion having }lair; many' a Lady :Kul Gentleman to deprive themselve s iq that beautiful Embellishment, and 'Who now regret the too hasty adoption of so unbecoming a rOode, the Proprietor of sTi R.ACIA's 'TALI A N 01LS is Its ,the to as.ture them, that by using a few Pots, the Hair will be more, healthful than ever : likewise restores thc Hair on bald plaetts, in:Aking it grow in abmidance, and of its na tural Colour ; also prevents its falling off, winch it _will do in twenty-four hums after illness, by re-it-Mowing the Roots; likewise on Horses' Knees, Bcc. ,:r o be had, whol.-,ale and retail, at the Proprietor's house, - AN °. 9, Newmati-sti 11, No tbrct-slrcet ; and, by :.is appoint.: rti ent, at Mr. Golding's, 4z, Cr rnhill ; Williains", No. 41, Pall -Mall ; Huitiptireys' No tlB, ilxtord-street, at . Ss. a Pot, or oi. Price a duzen. Not less than kali a dtaCll 4t the wholesale prace. L.• a s► NEW EDITION of Mr. SINGLEY's ANIMAL 810, , GRAPHY. THE Public are respee(fUlly informed, that Mr. BINGLEY's ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, which has been sometime out of print, has been re-printed, with va-, riot's Correttions and Improvements, and may now be had of all Booksellers, in Three Volumes, price 305. in boards. No. 71, St. Paul's Chtirch-yard, Feb. IS, tBO4. ANSWER - TO CURSORY REMARKS. This Day was published, the Fifth Edition corrected, Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, APLAIN ANSWER to the Misrepresentations and Calumnies contained in the Cursory Remarks of a Near Ohserver. By a MORE ACCURATE OBSERVER. • Printed for John Stockdale, No. tBt, Piccadilly. Of whom inay be had, Price d. or tl. p. per Hundred, Proclamation of the First Consul, intended to be issued to the FrenebAimy immediately on its Landing in England, with a Copy of the Letter in which it was inclosed. address ed to Sir Bart. M. P. in French and English. 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Dear Sir, My Wife, at the age of 43 was - taken ill, so that she could Clot walk out of the house, and.was for near three years con fined to her bed with extreme weaknesS She was afflicted with strong nervous affections, trembling, debility, lowness of spirits, and subject to fits, by which she was reduced to . a mere skeleton ; after trying the best advice in our neigh bourhood in vain, she h a d recourse to your Cordial Balm of Gilead, winch was purchased of Mr Simmonds, of Bland ford, by taking four bottles of which she is entirely cured some time since, and. remains perfectly well, to the astonish ment of all her neighbours. • 1 am, Dear Sir, Witnesses, YOur obliged humble Servant, • William Shave, Overseer of What. 1011 N GRIFFIN. cornhe, near Blandford. Ottobgr, xLz. Samuel Sirnmoncls, Blanchard. SALE AT GUERNSEY. . On Wednesday the 7th of March next, PETER MAINGY and SONS will expose to' PUBLIC SALE; at the Island of G tteinsey - THE entire CARGO of the Ship FORTUNA. rohannes Tadsen master, captured on her Voyage-from Batavia to Holland, by the Specill-tor Priviite Ship oflV i, Matthew Valpy, Commander, and regularly . condemned Prize in His Majesty's Admiralty Court, viz. i 8; Torts Java Coffee in Bags. Bo `Cons ditto Sugar in Canisters, &c. 35 Tons ditto Pepper in Bags. to Tons ditto Redwood. 3 to Tons. Samples of CofKe and Pepper may be seen, and further particulars known,- by applying to Messrs. Brock an,i Mesurier, at, No, 6, Warreord-court. , BATH. Iro -BE SOLD, PRIOR HOUS} , _:, near . with numerous and appropriate attached and detached Offices '• • Ponds well stocked with Carp mil o ther Fi s h ; - teusive Pleasure-grounds, judiciously laid out-in Groves a n d P lantations,now in the higliest state of maturity and perfecti,m, and enriching the Prospects from the House and its vitiriity, with a :::;cenery of inekpresSible grandeur and Meet ; togeth,:r with several inclosures of Pasture-ground adjoining thereto, all tythe-free, and ornamented by a most flourishing growth of every species of linglistainiber, lately belonging to the Right Hon. Lord lAw tieceed. The whole for ruin; a Property pectiliany ,epletc with natural anti artificial beauty ani colivenKnce t possessing every •advaiii;o;e ti:at local cir cumstances can bestbw, and ettually meriting the attention of the Man of Rank' and Fortune who may inimediatdv rcrit:iito an l legan r Residence ; and the Speculator who seeks 'opportunity of investing his capital in a purchase of ,ind,7ny_ . able eligibility and certain ptotit.--The .Materials cif which - the House 4nd Offices are composed, ate superlatively ex, cellent in their respective kinds, and may he piir , hasectic upon the most advantageous , ternis. They may be -apprq. 'printed to other uses, with little or no loss in raking down . and removing, and the situation of Prior Park affin - ding an opportunity of making a railway; the same may.be conveved at a very small expence to the Wharfs of the Bath tions. , . For Particulars apply to Mr. Benjamin Wi ngrove, ford'S•• bui !dings, kit h. , - EAS.TDALF, YORKSHIRE. A . TO BE SOLD BY PRI V A CONTRACT, Mast Valuable ESTATE in the E ,st of ;Yorkshire, known by the name of EASTON-L and consisting of a capital , Modern-built Dwel bond., with regular Fronts to the North and South Wings, . Farm yard, Garden, &c. and about. One Hundred and Thirty Acres of excellent Land, with many Timber Trees and tiourishing Plantations groWing thereon. The House contains, a very . good Dining-room, Drawing_ room, Breakfast-room,. .Hall, two Kitchens, 4x Bed-room, two large, Servants-rooms, two Garrets, LaUndry, Bntlerti-: pantry, Store-room, &c. and all the Fixtures therein will fie Sold with the Premises. The Building is well supplied with new Lead Spouts, large Reservoirs, Pumps of Spring and Soft Water, and various other Conveniences, Stabling ti r five Horses,. spacious Hay-chamber, Coach-house, &c. The Farm-yard, which is quite detached from the House, but at a convenient distance, has an ornamental Barn, Gran.i. ryi and Stables, the two latter recently erected; also Cow houses, . Calf-houses, Waggon-houses, Carden-house, and a neat Dairy, with several other Buildiag,s, and t'arnitiT . Conveniences; the whole Premises well supplied. Wit„ Water The Garden and three Hot-houses are alt in exceeding gobd order, and remarkably produdive. The Garden Walk itave been 'lately raised and coped with Stone, and :Apining theft-, to is an Orchard. The Land is of au excellent Soil, tit tot any agricultural purpose, and in a high state of CU Vaticyli ; The House,. which is situated i n a handsome Lam.), taining upwards of Forty Acres, commands an extensive and most beautiful prospect of the' surrounding ferule, wooded, and pitturesque Country, as well as of the majestic River Humber, and the opposite Coast of Lincoloshire This Estate lies betvrect! Ole W Ol -4..1_ , .Lia.L. ton, about nine• Miles from Hull, and ten front Beverley; is a fine Sporting Country, good Roads, regular Post, Carriers, and an excellent Neighbourhood, ancl is in every respc& Most desirable - Residence l'Or a genteel Family, and early !los , Session can be given; Further particulars may be known, on , application to 11 , 1cs: - .rs. French and Williams, Solicitors, Castle -street, Holborn, London ; where a Plan of the Estate may he seen; or at Mr. Gale's Office, in Hull, or. Messrs. Travis- and Woodall's, Scarborough. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London, Honoured Sir, . Edinburgh,. March rB, rBot. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I have been aitiiaed with the Liies Velie rea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine presaribed by the most eminent of the Facnlty nere, and undergoing several - scion: courses Of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. I n the spring of last-yeat my' disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l hail a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs Were broke out in a fright till mani; , e ta r i ; v of talc erasion tdorret IfausltlysePvaeinntY6Tia'rsaVaifirlehr in 'a also two large notice on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruriat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly 'to tie. privemeof rest; in this lamentable state, I was recoita_ mended by Mr. I. Thompsoeie. (who recdived so great a cure by them :here), to' take yuatr l.eake's Patent Pills, w hick I began to do on' 'the 26th of May ; in 'the cOurse of a fortnight, I began to. receiye benetit-- . -in - little more than a month, the ulcers on my • heed and arms were' soundly healed—soon alter, the soies on my legs healed also; leaving, - however, consmerable skin, and pain in the bode of the lett, which, by the 31es- Sing of Cud; and a little longer praeverance in your Inva luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes disperS'ine, the skin regaining its natural 'hue, and the nottOrnal paios graduatly going_olf. I 'thtis became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfeetly free from all my tanner complaints— ' have recovered my former spirits and strength, and and be, come jolly and fat,' us which state litvingcontinited many .months to the astonishment of ail who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to • express my gratitude, but beg you e for the good of other sufli:ring mortals, to make this my case as public. as possible, as I shall on every occasion, in •o doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, yOur 'grateful, obWient, very humble servant, - ALEX. mukKEa. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinbuigh. Witnesses to the above Cure : • .IOHN THOMPSON'. No.. 3, New Poultry Market; •and JOHN biI.INTOSH, Old Assembly-CloSe, Edinburgh. • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA Y LOR, Member of the Royal College of Silt , puns, at his House, N0..9, New Bridge-street, London ; where, after a constant residence of, inure than thirty_;ix . years, in a praetice particularly direeted to the cure of Venereal Complaints and - those incidental to the Parta of Generation, with that „inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he . flatters himself, the advice and assistance he - gratuitottslyv administers to persons taking -'this Medicine, will, be eateemed, by a. discerning Public, as an advantage sel dom attainable. and .vold or all arnbigoity. Also sold, by his appointment, for - the convenience of those living at a distaoce, :it the Perfumer's, - No. 3a, St. Alban's-street, ; shy Toy hop, No, Ics's,''o:4 - ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-brioee, Edinbiugh; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Call well's, Dublin ; and by one peretin to every considerable town in Great Britain' aoal .1 re. land, in Boxes of only. as. 9d. ea.:;l, sealed up with lull and plain direttions, whereoy pea-sons of either sex may cure themseivea. with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. 'N. B. Every Box sold ill Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners i printed, at. the Stamp-Office--" I'. Taylor, No. o, New Brdge a street,"-- e to imitate which is .Velony, amid sit othera ate Counterfeits.