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\ V '1 `~~ NIThIBER, 3583.] ..............,„,.......--..,..,ar-aucva... THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY .--- -LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 13, 1 Sc 4, will he pe r f ormed THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. -After which will be presented, never performed, a new Farce, in Two Ads, called THE COUN I s ERFEI T. -On Thursday and Saturday, The Soldier's Daughter. ----- ------ THEATRE,ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. TO- MORROW EV ENING, March 13,' 1804, will be presented • JOHN BULL; • THE PARAGRAPH. • On Thursday, the Tragedy of The Mg Brid. The new M usica l Piece of the Paragraph ournin will be repeated every Evening till further notice. A new Grand Pantomirnical Romantic Melo-Draina is in preparation, and will be produced as soon as possible. LAST .WEEK. BUT ONE. ORATORI, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICEOSS DURING LENT. O ^ritRATRE- ROVAL, COVEN T -GARDEN. N WEDNESDAY, March 14.. 183 4 , will be performed the First Act of THE CREATION. Composed by Dr. HAYDN. To which will be added the favourite Serenata of ACIS AND GALATEA: Composed by G. F. HANDEL. lid of Part 11. A Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, by Mr. NE ATE. , . Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. SECOND, Master KELLNER, Miss CHOLMLEY, Miss TYRER, and Miss IQ UNDAY. Mr. TriomAs WELSH, Mr. VAUGHAN; Mr. PLATT, And Mr. BRAHAM. Mr. ASHLEY, Leader of the Band. The re Organ, Mr. 1. ASHLEY, both mainderof t h e B aud and the Chorutses, which are numerous and complete, by the most approved Per )-ormers. The whole under the Diree-tion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Seven Doors to k be opened at Six, and the Pe r f ormance to begin at o'Cloc. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Office in Ilart-street. Such of the Nobility and Gentry as are desirous of Private Poxes, are requested to apply to Mr. Brandon, Hart-street. *** Half Price at the End of the Second 38. , The 23d of APRIL, TBO4, T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGi-NS DRAW ING. SCHEME . !40. of Prizes. of Val. °leach. T otal Value. 2 £2OOOO are 440 3 ,000 - 1 ; 0 00. 5OOO . /s ;000 /2 ot, o 4 ..20o0' - 13,0, _ '3 20 se /co - 7,35 e - 300 Tickets 1,000 3 00 210 100 co 23 ,ono 12 ,000 6,5, 0 4, 0 00 i•00o 5,000 /47,nd0 £z62, 500 Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket Firt Day - - :4.•1,")° First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - - Z•zP,OOO First-drawn Ninth Day -- - 5,000 . TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY Li.CENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. / llalf Ticket - - - z'. 17 to o -- - quarter - 9° o Eighth - - 2-4 i i o Sixteenth - - 7 ° ...........__________ .Ti 6 ° 1 3 0 ckets a n d Sh ares will gradually rise until the Drawi ng. ______ THIE.D LOTTEItY fbrll---;03, begins Drawing 23d April, 5304. THE TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BURN and Co.'s, State Lottery Offke, No. 9;, under the Royal Exchange. London, and no where elsc.on their account-. The Scheme consists of two Prizes of 20,0001. two of three of scoot. four of 2.0001. twelve of 'pool. thir teen of jool. twenty of zool. fifty of tool. &c . &C.; the Number of Ticket& 3o;000, and the lowest Prize 201. - ie... Alt Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agree able - to Ad of Parliamet, and also with the Crown, and ronnd it; Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Otfice. Letters, post-Paid, duly answered. N. B. In the late Lottery, No. -,62, 2e, 000lwas sold in a Whole Ticket, at the above Offie, a-it'd Wei 8183, 2 o 01. and No. 5319, to 0001. both in Shires * °' °' 0. Country orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills on London Post-office Orders, or Cash in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pundually attended to; and'Corresporidents may 'ependon being treated exadly on the same Terms as if pre sent. ‘ 'THE most elegant anti gracefulOrnagtent in N -IL ture is a fine Head of Hair; but the prevalence ot the late Fashion having induced many a Lady and Gentleman to deprive themselves of that beautiful Embellishment, and Who now regret the ton hasty adoption of so unbecoming a Mode, the Proprietor ut sTi RACIA's 1T A.LI A N 0 I LS is }iappy io assure them, that by using a few Pots. the Hair Will be more bi..autiful.than ever ; likewise restores the Hair on bald Places, making it grow in a.hundance, and of its na tttol olour; also prevents its fal:ing off, which it will do jn twenty-thur hours after illness, by re-invigorating the Aoots; likewise on 4iorses' Knees, &c. To be had; wholesale and retail, at the Proprietor's house, O. 94, Newman -street, O xthrd-street ; and, by his appoint ment, at Mr. Golding's, No. 42, Cornhill; Williams's No. fit, .Pall-Mall ; Humphreys', No. 118, Oxtord-street, at I ss. .4 Pot, or 21, t4s. a dozen.. Not less than halt a dozen Atthe wholesale price. DR.. NORRIS's DROPS. • NOTWITHSTA,N DING this Celebrated Medi cine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet ittesli proofs of its . su perfor efficacy are daily experienced.- In li every of all sorts its reputatio n is indubitably established ; but in the Black and Yellow Putrid Fevers so destructive Ott hot Climes, and, in Complaints produced ,by foul and ;contaminated air (to use the c x preSsion of a Gentleman in the l!tie,i.frican Trade), it is a divine Remedy.. For its healing qua. s in the Gout, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consunip- I,Tns, Cotnplaints of the gtomach and Bowels, and its cur. '',al elleets in .the decays of Age, .Yet..-. see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at tile Dodor's house, No. 29, Lower Brook s,'Tee., Grosv,:rior-square where the Fer n Bottles, 225. .(14tY included, only call tie had, and ()viers for _Exportation re executed. Sold in .smalle: bottles; price• t ts. ancf-es. 9d. -0Y Bacomand 150, Oxford-streer piincipal Vender, and by hll other Retailers of MedicineS. ch N : B. .The Public are particularly cautioned not to pur ,,-"'''e an of this M,..ydicine 'without a Certi fi cate being at -r lit,. ahed to ach Bottle, signed by the sole Proprietors, ts 1, • 5 ' 4 - and Ch,,,io,:te Moore. ,\-liberal aliowaiice is made. to Merchants, and those who AU,reliase to sell again. ~ 0 iNa MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1804. HIGHLAND SOCIETY. At a GENERAL MEETING of the HIGHLAND SO CIETY of LONDON, held at the Shakespear Tavern, Covent-Garden, on Thursuay, the Bth Day of March, , Hii Grace the DUKE of ATHOLL in the Chair ; RESOLVED, That the NEXT GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY be held on F RI DA Y, the ilitn of March, and that the Company of the EARL of AIOI RA be requested on that Day, that the So ciety :nay have an opportunity of testifying their respect tor so distinguisliM a Ciiih - azter t whose conduct, as Command ing His Majesty's Forces in Scotland, has given such univer sa l swistactton.: That this Resolution be intimated to the Earl of-Moira by the Secretary ; and that the at tendance of all theMeznOers of the Society be particularly requested on the occasion. .Tickets to be had at the Bar of the Shakespear Tavern. Dinner on the Table at Sik o'Clock precisely. YRIN , .CI E EDUCATION. CLERGYMAN, who was for many years Cl Ilead.Tutor o(- a .College in the University of Cain. bridge, takes Four Young Gentlemen into his House, and instruas them in Classical, Mathematical and other Learn ing., preparatory to their entrance iuto the University, the Learned Professions, or any other Situation of Life for which riley may-be intended. IL, nas now one Vacancy. His House is pleasantiy situated in an agreeable and healthy Vi. ag !, a few miles trom Cambridge,. and through which a Sta e- Coach to London passes daily. Rellences, it thought necessary, wilt be given to Persbns of the first Respectability and Cnaracter. Terms and farther particulars may be known, by applica tion to the Rev. E. Wollaston, Charter-house; G. Rank ing, E , q., No. 113, Cheapside,; or the 'Rev. I'. Jones, Tu tor of Trinity College, Cambridge. A NEW DISCOVERY. A TWOOD s 13R1 fiSi - 1 - HERBACEOUS C4RN OINTMENT, which removes both soft and - hard -Corns, and ewes tender Feet, Chaps, and Tiiis remedy , operates by drawing the rout of the Corn to the surface, until it is speedily eradicated, and this without the stigiitesthindrance to the Patient's usual Busi , ncss or Habits. Sold, Wholesale and Retail in Boxes is. qd. ,each, Stamp included, by the Propliztor,. No. 6, Brook -street, New-road, Fitzroy-square; at Berry's, No. 17, .Greek- street, Soho; Newton's, No. 126, Great Russel-street, Blootnsbury ;..and Retail at Tutt's, Royal Exchange, with direttions to use it, with the names and residence of persons cured. This Day was published, price 3s: 6d. served in Marble Paper, . AandCONSPECTUS of-the LONDON ED IN BURGH PHA RMA COPCEI AS ; wherein the Vir toes, Uses, and Doses, of the several Articles and Prepara tions contained in those WOrks are concisely stated; their Pronunciation as to quantity is correctly marked, and a va riety of other .Particulars respecting them given, calculated more especially for the use of I unior Praaiti‘mers. By ROBERT GRAVES, M. D. F. L.S. Member of the Royal Coilege of Physicians, London, of the ' .Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, of the Medical So 'ciety of London, &c. &c. The taira Edition, curreaed and adapted to the last im proved Editions of cue Colleges. Sold by I. Murray, No. p, and S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street, London, Genuine and Improved Edition of the DOMESTIC MEDICINE, This Day was published, In One' large Volume Octavo, prices. 6d. bound, A new Edition, (being tne Eighteenth) with considerable . Improvements and Additions •hy•the Author, of DOMESTIC MEDICINE ; - or, a Treatise on the Plevention and Cure of Diseases, by Regimen and simple. &Zed i By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D.. Fellow of the Royal 1: _o..ege, of Physicians, Edinburgh. Printed for A. Strahan ; Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; W . Creech, and E. Balfour, Edinburgh. * e l , Many spurious and mutilated Editions of this Work being now in circulation, -copied from the oldest and most • imperfea (publishethabove thirty years since)-and with pretended I inprovements, Dr. Buchan thinks it his duty to put the Puolic on _their guard against those impo sit;ous, Intended to take in the unwary, and to injure the Author's reptitation, by making him fes;ionsible for their errors and detects. In this pigineentit - Edition, he , has Con siderably enlarged every Chapter, and introctireed above an hundred pages of origin,ii matter, on a variety of new and in., • teresting Subjeas, the result of his Practice and Experience, which he hopes will render the Work more conducive to the great purposes of general and useful information. As above may also be had, lately published by the. same Author, Advice to Mothers on the Subject of their own.. Health, awl on die Me,nis of promoting the Health, Strength, Beauty , of their Girspring - , r vol. Bvo. , SCARLLI. PEVER. 1 This Day werepuolished, price 4s. • VACTS and 013SFAV"..A.TIOM concerning the 1 .L: PREVENTIONandr.U . RE of SCARLE r FEVER ; 1 with some Remarks on the o,.igin oficute Contagions in ge- 1 neral. By WILLIAM BLAC•KBURNE, M. D. Printed for 1..1011116o:1, in St. Paul's Church -yard ; Cadell 1 and Davies, Strand ; and R. H. 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This Day was published, in Two - thick and closely printed Volumes, price los, bound, or, on fine paper, price 12$. hound, illustrated with Twenty-five Histu ical Designs, ands large Map, THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the earliest Records to the General Peace of iSoz, written purposely for the use of Schools, and Young Persons of both Sexes. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of It has long been a suhjed of complaint among the instruc tors of youth, that no History of - our own Country has hi-. therto existed, .in wbieit the• Author, avoiding the extremes of prolixity and brevity, has adapted his Work to the prac tical purpoie, of tuition. 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Serjeants ; 'also the Manoeuvres of a Column formed on the Two Centre Companies ; together' with General Observations on the Principles and Rules on which the - Manoeuvres are founded. By Two OFFICERS • Of the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association. • London: Printed - for T. Egerton, Military Library, White hall. This Day was published, The FIRST NUMBER of A SERIES of ENGRAVINGS, Fifty. in num .k. ber, from 1111 ETON, SHAKESP .ARE and DANTE, alter Paintings by HENRY PUSI LI, K. A. and,P. P. by Mr. Hatighton, This Number - containing, The DREAM of EVE, price One Guinea, and LYCI-• DA S, • price les. 6d. both from Milton. • . - Sold at No. 13. Berners-street; Colnaghi,Cockspur-street ; Rich .rdson, corner of Vii hers-streM.Strand; Harris, Ex cnangc-alley ; and lohnson, St. Paul's eliurciiqard; where a Prospectus of the wiertilking may be had, gratis. . CHEMISTRY. • This Day was published, . The Third Edition, price..6s. • THE CHEMICAL POCKET.BOOK ; or, Me. moranda Chemica, arranged in a Compendium of Che mistry, -with appropriate Tables. . . • By lANI LS PARKINSON, Hoxton. " This little Work deserves our highest commendation. It is equally accurate, perspicuous, and elegant."—Critical 'Review. • - " The numerous particulars of Modern Chemistry are con densed' With a degree of neatness and perspicuity, which. will render this Work e'qually useful, as a Manual.of Science to the Philosopher and the Student."—Phi;osophical.lournal. Printed for H. D. Syrnotid, Murray, Code, 1.00.ey, Cal lovV, and Arch. Where maybe also had, price 35..6d..the Hospital Pupil ; and the other kVorks of the sine A uthqr. A NEW v\IUAN VN L;KEWIN This Day was published, prke tosi6d. in boards, ATHEATiSE. on BKEWING : wherein is • exhibited the whole Process of the Art and Mystery of . Brewing thr, Yjnous sorts of Malt Liquor.; with practical examples upon each species. Together with the manner of using the Thermometer and Sacettatotneter, with I fist ructions for making of Malt: elucidated by examples, and 'rendered easy to any capacity, Brewing London Porter, flock, . . ' Wirtemberg Ale, Brown Stout, London Ale, Scurvy-grass do. Reading Beer, -Windsor do. • Table Beer, and Amber, , . Welch dv. Shipping do. • By ALEX.ANDE.R MORRICE, Common Brewer. _ • •i• . - In this Work the just proportion of the various quantities of Malt, HopS, and other Ingredients necessary for Brewing the above species of Malt Liquor are given; as welt as every other information that can possibly be requisite for the young Common Brewer, or the private Family, in town or Conn. try : and as it is that kind of knowledge which none but the experienced Common Brewer can cornlitinicate, the Author flatters himself th,:t this "treatise will Be found, for practice, superior to any other hit Tier to published. London : Print,ti for I-I. U. Symonds, No. 20, Pater noster- row. The Author, it must be acknowledged, writes like an honest as well as au i►ttelligent Brewer ; and we have no dOubc that this Book will prove useful to those Readers for whom it is calculated. He has also - prefixed, a History of the London Brewer), which must be interesting to every description of ikeattra." 1,47n-thly Review, j , 2ly 142. N 114114,!, <A ,4 * - " Or=r;St - (e•air*VW At, • fa fy : Y . 1 1 4 ! IPRICI.: SIXPENCE. PROPERTY ACT. DUTY on DIVIDENDS and ANNUITIESIn the PUBLIC - - FUNDS. NOTICE is herel?y gi , :vien, That the several Ogres hr the Bank rrj England, and Threadneedle-street, of which Notice has been ghien, will continue apex for receiving the' Duty and Checquing the same Until all the Duties have been received or otherwise accounted for to the Commlisioners of the District, or the Commissioners for London, in pursuance f the said Ad, and all Persons -are desired to take Notice, riChat for those sums which are nut received or accounted, the Parties 'will be. chargeable in double the dtry, and liable to be surd for the same by process from His Majesty's Curt of Excheq,r. By Order of the Board of Taxes,- MATTHEW LINTER. OFFICE OF ORDN/ItyCE, • - • .- March 1, IRo4. THE PRINCITAL OFFICERS of .iIS MA— JESTY's ORDNANCE do hfreby give Notice, i hat they,nviil sell by Public Attßkn, at the 70 . 1,er, on N.?nday tbe .6th Day of inst. at ren in the Forenoon, suni,y- Lots of old and w,erviceable 0 RDA' /INCA?. - STOP ES; conii,t ing of - 2liantities of kfarne.ss, Cordage, Hemr, .‘..hca-z.‘et and l'bts, Lanthorrs, Shrep-Skin4, 'Hair ct6;l3, Till Ktt:les, Forge BelloWs, Standing r - Lef, old Iron, Cartri Haid screws,4cales and lreights, Fire 1V.20d, Files lg. Tents, Cioihillg and Val nut ,ther - .4sticies ; the may be viewed at th.e rower. till the I.3ay of Sale. P, of the Lots •tvill brdclivered is such Pea son 44'.1 'apt tyli , them, at the Office of Ot,ixance to tLe rower. By Ordrr of the 8: aA R 1-1 CR E./lc. Secwag TATTEkSALL's IMPROVED PSALMODY, In Three Volumes Odavo. THE printed separately in Three Parts, consisting of two trebles and a bass, or treble, tenor, and bass, itkving, through a mistake iu the. Publisher, beed sold at we-advance:l price of Half a Guinea tot each Volume, instead of Three and-Sixpence, as originally intended, r. Tattersall thinks it necessary - to state to the admirers of the Improved Psalmody, , • First, That this advance of Price was directly contrary tq his intention., Secondly,• . That he is willing and desirous to return the overcharge to those Purchasers who have paid the erroneous Price ; thus making the best amenciS in h►s poNVer tor 'the mistake. . . The adVance upon the Books appears to have•arisen Iron} the idea of the Publisher, that they could not be sold, with any chance of profit,• at a lower price.; hut that Mr. T. from the first, declined all chance of gain, may be proved by the following passage from tlt.! British. Critic -" We cannot forbear observing, as a circumstance which does peculiar lionni;r to the feelings of the , Editor, th it he disclaims all possibility of profit in an undertaking prosecut ed merely for the service of Religion, and sells'every pi t of his Publications at such a price as will merely prevent ruinous loss to himself." , • . This re;nark appeared in vol. 5, p. 1 . 78, in the year 1793., and similar, observations occur to vol. t i, p. awl else w nen!. „NT:Tattersall hopes, therefore, that his design will henecrin.ward be unthrstood, and his 1' üblisher excused for an error, which he believes nut to have proceeded from arty bad motives, and which for the future will be rectiti,td. Notwithstanding theexoence.of tins Work has been already very considerable, the Editor, convinced of its great utility, is determined to compli:,te it on the most liberal plan. He rejoices to learn that in several churches the Improved Psal mody' has been altogether adopted ; and though, in sonic in— stances, a part of these Psalms has not quite lairly'been in corporated into other Selections, to the injury of their general sale, yet he is more pleased at the testimony tons borne to the merit of his Undertaking, than ofnnded at the liberty taken with his Property. With reSped to the completion of the Improved Psalmody, though unavoidable interruptions have hitherto prevented some of the original Composers from fulfilling their _promises, yet there remain few portions of toe which are nor now set and Mr. Tattersall assures his Friemds and, the Public, as soon as the rest shall be received, which he now earnestly expeets, the whole shall be brought forward with the utmost expedition. The Work at present contains up wards of 200 New Tunes, composed by the most celebrated Masters. N B. As the former Editions of the Words are now ex hausted, and mauy persons have wished to see them printed in a larger size, for the accommodation of elderly persons, Mr. T. is inclined to republish . them itt that manner ; and if any Clergymen should be itesirous - of adding an Apirenclii from the other versions, and will intimate their wishes to his Fuolisher, at No. 3z, Paternoster-ro . , he will readily print oil' an hundred, or more copies, for them, free of ex pence, in the sane size?nd letter, that-they may heliound together. TO BONS VlVANTS.—Gent4nnett expel ienc. ing the inconveniencies arising from an over indulyence in the pleasureS Of the table. or wine ' will at ail times :hid relief limn - the use of the Reverend W I LLI NI BA it-. CLAY's PATENT ANTIBI'LICUS PILLS. Pills having no Aloes-nor any Mercurial preparation in i.eir composition, require no confinement nor any particular men, and they will in the mildest manner remove the acrimonious, bilious matter which is always irneratecl in the by a too frequent use of the bottle, or of rich . and savoury viands. Sold at the Eiaboritory, No. 35, Bedford. street, Covent-garden, in Boxes 55. 6.1. and los. each, duty included ; and by all the Venders in Town and Country. CHILBLAINS are cured by one APplicAti of WHITEHEAD's FLUID ESSENCE OF'MUS. TARD, and the severest Sprains and Bruises,- in less non half the time usually taken by Opodeidoc, - Arquebasade,• or any other Liniment or Embrocation; and if•used fy after any Accident, it prevents the part turning black. The Mustard Pills are also taken with singular success in all'Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty Alli:Clions, Numbness. spis m s ' ' o r wandering Pains, Flatulency, Indigestio n , amid general Debility ; at the same time, the active Fluid Essence is applied to the parts alncted, in those Complaints where necessary... It is prepared and sold* at • 2S. 9d. each box or bottle, by fohnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek street, Soho, London, ► nd may be had of every Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Ireland. r r The Chilblain Ointment, for. cleansing and speedily healing broken Chilblains, is also prepared by Mr. joie ston, price ts. each box. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PECTORAL- ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT. THE Herb Coltsfoo't, called Tusiila , o by the p • Ancients, was distinguished by them, as as name suf. ficiently conveys, for -its excellence in tae Cure of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints; and this .Essence has, in the course of along practice, beet' found the most sate and etkttual Remedy tor-Coughs, A•sthrnas, Wheezings, Phthi. sicky Complaints, Consumptions, liOarseness . , Defiuxions, Catarrhs, difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders of die Breast and-Lungs. - It gently opens the Breast, and imme diately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking 'cold. It admirably allays, the tickling which provokes frequent Coughing, and takes off the uneasy sensation of acrimonious Humours, cleanses the small elands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the Vessels. Thus it regularly and quickly, cures the T.nost obstinate Consumptions of the longest standing„ it taken be.: tore the Lungs are -ulcerated. It cures all hUsky and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax heals rawness and soreness of the Breast, Stomach, and Lungs, and gives inimediarci relief to those who, through age and in ,firmity, are deprived of Rest ur Sleep, as it generally con'. poses and c:ontributes to make the - remainder of their days comfortable and easy-. This ESsence is prepared only by lames Ryan, Singeon, in Bristol ; and sold, wholesale and retail, by Francis New. bery, at No. 45, the East End-of St. Paul's, London, in But ' price - 3s. 6d. each, duty included To prevent impositions, Purchasers are desired to observe that the words `• F. Newbery, Nu. Paul'i,P arc en. ir::vecl in the Stamps. • \ ~'