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THEATRE-RO VAL, DRURY - L ANE. Irci ''MORROW EVENING, March io, 1804, will be presented LOVERS' VOWS. Baron Wildenhaim, Mr. BA RRYMOR E ; Count Cassel, Mr. RUSSELL ; Anhalt, Mr. H. JOHNSTON ; Frederick, Mr. POPE ; Verdun, Mr. CHERRY ; . . Farmer; Mr. SP ARKS. Amelia Wii Agatha Fri nhaim, burg, M rs. ANSE LL ; de mrs... JOHNSTON, - Cottager's Wife, Ai. H rs. SPARKS ; Country Girl, Miss WENTWORTH. .WITH . . • On Mond. Cinder THEellaC, after VAN. ay, ARA for so which it must be laid as i de. Some time, on account of caber Pieces which are in pre . paration, On Tuesday, The Wife of TWO Husbands, after which will be presented, never perfonned,. a new Farce, in Tvvo Ads, calJea. The Counterfeit. ........_ NEVER ACTED ACTED AT THIS THEATRE. TTHEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, March 10, i 8 04-, • • ~ . will he performed-. . THE WH EEL OE FOR ru • NE: ; T he.Honourabie Mr. Tempest„ Mr. UNDENT., Penruddock. Mr. KE-MRT.I:: • ' ' • Woddville Mr. MURRAY; Capt. Woodyille, C. , K ENABLE ; - • - Svdenham, Mr. H. SI DDONS Weazel, Mr. 13LANCHAAft; Trueman, Mr. pAv F.N PO KT ; Jenkins, Mr. BEVERLY. • - Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. ST. LEG ER ; Emily Tempest, Miss-I3RUNT ON, To which will be added, far the id time, 'a' new Musical Entertainment. in Two ACts, called THE PAKAGRA PH. The Music composed and seleded by Mr. Biallam. 1 ' The Chai-atters by Mr. CLAREMONT, M r. K LANERT, Mr. FAW SIMMONS, Mr. MUN D E N, Mr, BLANCHARD, „Mr. 13R-AHAM, On Mrs. DAVENPORT', Signora STORACE. Monday, the Tragedy of Macbeth. On Tuesday, the Comedy of John Buli. On Thursday, the Tragedy of The Mourning Bride. A new Grand Pantoinirnical- Romantic Melo-Drama is in preparatibn, and will be produced as soon as possible. , ........ . . . . ----- , ' A , LADY clesirous.or being accommodated With ..s. A. /30ARD and LODGING in aver respectable small. temily in Sloame-street, may now have an opportunity of being eligibly suited with a handsome Drawing-roorn, Bed room, andlight Closet, on the First Floor, where every at rerition will be paid to make her comfortable and happy, and as no other Person will be taken in, it is expeded something _ handsome will be allowed. For further particulars, inquire at No'. 66 i Sloane , n street. . ; pRivATE EbucArtom. . ACLERGY MA N,' who was for many years Head Tutor of a Colleg e in the University of Cam-- bridge, lakes Four Young Gentlemen into his House, and instructs them in Classical, iVlathematiczt and other Leain in?', preparatory. to their entrance into the University the Lelined Professions, or any other Situation of Lift for TAich they may b,.t intended. He .has now one-Vacancy. His House is.pleasantlyiitia44diti ahagreeable and itealtily ; Villae, a t'ew miles from Cambridge, and through which a Stage-Coach to London passes daily. References, if thought, necessary, will be given to Persons of the first Respe6.tability and Charadec. Terms and farther particulars may belnown, by applica tion to the Rev. E. Wollaston,' Charter-house tG. Rank-. ing, Esq . . No. I'3, Cheapside; or the Rev. T. Jones, Tu tor of Trinity College, Cambridge. . . AN APPARATUS, for DISTILLING By STEAM, .and also one for 'DRYING COFFEE by the same means, may be *Seen in use at the-Tinned Coppet Works, on Bankside, ever 7.rhursilay, These Warks are specifically calculated for the West India Plantations and are capable of yit-Iding many advantages to the M anufaelurerS of Ardent Siiitit; and the Grower s of C4flee. • VAMTO THE CURIOU S IN FISH SAUCE. ILIES in general arerespefifu4 i n , ti--,,,1. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERtoR r•sENCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, cati,. Sines I-, be e . . obtained suclPi p . are t by them in the same manner ;h has The such justly runiverslal, approbation for.many years pas t acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion f t he Country at large, and of sorts resident in all parts o ft le IVorld, and having stood the test of trial, rank s it inorthroetisillulatt&io! The general utility it now maintains. VIES and other R CH ,SAUCEStEN• C E of AN.CHO r,,,I. I SII, &c. induces them, front the numerous Advertissnm.T 'daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in purcha to be had of their Genuine, at thei r‘Va tee= :Ss Unnle.ris Eery other Article in bu t hOil Trade for family use,. of the best quality. Warehouse, No. 107, cornet of Savoy Steps, Strand, Lo n d on. ......___________l__ PERISCOPIC SPE CTACLES, and J. DOLLONTY," OpticianS, in Sr. Paul's A • Church Yard, London, inform the Public, that they have prepared an assortment of Speetacles, an a new princi ple, recommended by William Hyde Wollaston, F. R. S. These Spedacies are particularly.. adapted toe persons who are either long Qr short sighted, as-they enlarge, the,field of view, by makin,- the objeets appear distinct through all parts of the c lasses, the sole Alariutaclure anti S4IC whereof; is secured to thew by Letters Patent. - • A, Inure particular accent of this Improvement,. is pub lished in the Philosophical Magazine for lanuary, and in Ni cholson's Philosophical journal for February, } Sza: • The 23d of APRIL, 4854, T HE LAST LOTTER ING Y BEGINS DRAW , • N SCI-lENIE . 0, of P.izes. Val. of each. Total Value. 2 2 of , C 20 , 0 00 are k 40,000 - 10,000 20,000 5 - ,000 2,000 15,000 ,000 1,000 - 12,003 300 - 6,500 Zoo 00 4,000 - 5,000 5 0 5,000 - 1 47 000 100 7,350 ,----- 30,000 Tickets ,Cz6z,c3o Part of the Capitals. rirst-drawn Ticket First Day ,C.r,000 l'irst.drawn Ticket Seventh Day . - - ~230 First-tirawri Ninth Day - - - - - 5,000, TICI:..ETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY -OFFICE. 'PRESENT PRICE. Half Quarte r - Ticket - - C. 17 ro 0 9' o o Eighth - z 6 o 4Sixteenth 3 Tiukets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. F r I ..„4„ SOCIETY for SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY .of CLIMBING BOYS, by Encouraging a new • Meti7od of SWEEPING CHI NIN-I ES, and f or i mprov i ng t h e CON DITION of CHILDREN- and others employed by CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS. THE Public are inf orme d, t h at t h e f o ll ow i ng Persons have undertaken to SiVeep Chimnies by Me chanical Means, in pursuance of the Plan prescribed by the Committee: -john 'Redford (Chimney-Sweeper), No. 56, Swallow— street, Piccadilly. Richard Page (Chimney.:Swee-er), No, 23, Collonade, near Guildlnrd-street; Foundling Hospital. •Thon - is‘Wooct, No. 36, Polan&street, Oxford Road. ThomaS',.Taylor, No, 9, Wells.street, Oxford Road: George Smart, No. Is, Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street; and at. his • Timber Yard, Prart's Place, Camden Town ; and at,the Ordnance Whlrf, Westminster Bridge. George Turner and james.Layer, Walthainstow. )3y Order,M. TONES, Secretary, No. 6, Chapel -street, Pentonville, Islington. The Ansival subscriptions of such of the Contributors to this Societs', as are disposed further. to prornote its views, continne..to be received by Messrs. Down and Co. 13artho lomevi-fine:; Messrs. Newnlitn, Everett and Co, Man sion.-house-street ; Messrs. Hoare aii.l Co. Fleet-street ; Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand.; Messrs. Drummond and Co. Charing-crass ; Messrs. .11amtnersIcy .and. Co. Pall, Mall ; tielessrs. Birch, Chamberi and Hobbs, Brind-street ; Mr:Wm. _Tooke, thetreasurer, No. so, Gray's-Inn-squarer; . and by Mcssrs..Fletcher and Parsons, Bankers, Oxford. COUNT7f.O.F,ARGYLE. • • ISLAND OF' SHL NA. TO. BE.'SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT , HE 'B eautiful and; Valuable- ISLAM. OF SHUNA, situated on the West Coast of the COUNTY T • OF. ARGYLE, about one Mile: from the Main Land; and near the entrance to:the Crinan Canal. ' This, very desirable Island is' of great extent, containing above 2000 Acres Scots ?t4leasure, a great part 'of which is Aiiable,:or of the best Pasture for rearing - Black Cattle, and' the remainder may he easily' improved at a very moderate ex_ pence. - • The whole Island abounds with excellent 'Lime stone, and a considerable Lime 7 , ,vork is now carrying on. There is also abundance of Slate on the South part of the Island,. and a Quarry is now opened, whereby rt is ascer tained that the quality is good, and : the quantity •inex , haustible. These advantages render it a valuable acquisi tion, as the Works may be carried on to any extent by a man of Capital. The immediate vicinity of the Crinan Canal, too, opens a ready cornmunica7ion : for7the export of Insular • Produce, and the Harbours altbrd` excellent anchorage for Shipping._ • • • " The - present Rent of the Island is about fool. including . • the Kelp ShoreS; which are computed at a very low rate ;: and exclusive of the annual returns from the Gleanings of a H thriving Stool. orWood, which May average from aol to 301. per annum. But yn the expiration of the LeAses, kvhich are of short duration, a considerable rise of. Rent will take place, offers to that effeel beingalready made. Amnantityof • wood for Charcoal is ready for cutting, and 'may be iminedi : ately r sold. ,There. is a - Carriage-road to . the waters' edge, which communicates with Inveraray, Crinan, and (Than. Black Game are . to betoulid in great numbers•on the, Island ; and at the usual season it abounds with Woodcock, 'Snipe, Ikc. There is an excellent ,Fishing-hank contiguous, Which, if.artended to; would prove of real advantage.; and the Coast of the Island abounds with-all kinds of White FiSh and Sal mon Trout, and the Shores With Shellfish.• The Public Burdens of this Island are moderate. • The Tithes arc exhausted, and the Title Deeds clear and unex ceptionable. • . Che Rental and Title Deeds may be seen in the hands of H. Macdonald Buchanan, Esq. Writer to the •Signet, in Edinburgh, to whom, or to Colonel. M.icdouaid, of Lyndale, near Dunvegan, the Proprietor, or to A lexaciler Fraser Esq. t.incolfes-inn, London ,. appli ca ti on may. glade for further particulars. LINCOLNSHIRE.—DESIRALE FARM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. COOPER At the Red Lion lan, in Grantham, on Saturday the 17th day of March, 18.14, between the Hours Of Three and: Five in the Afternoon, subjed- to such Con itions of Sale: as will be then and there - produced; FREEHOLD ..ESTATE situlte• in South Rauceby, in the county of Lincoln, called PA R HAM DAM, consisting of a Farm House, Barn, Stables, and other Out=houses; a valuable , Cherry Ilolt 'war the n o us-0, Garden, and about 130 Acres •of inclosed Arable, Meadow, and 'Pasture Land, 'coaysnliently subdivided, And remarkably comp4d, the whole lying within a Ring Fence. The House stands in the centre of the Estate, and.is in an elevated healthy• Situation. Tire Farm is,- tythe , free; it is also we ll watered, and entitled to 4144:. benefit of a common Sninepit, for the purposes of Masonry, br improving the Soil.. Posession may be had at Lady.day Next.. . • Rauceby, is within two mites of Sleaford, and ten of Gran tham-, tWo.gcod Market Towns.' For further particulars apply to Mr. J W. Davies, Queen square,- Landon; or to Mr. White, S9licitor, Grai,:itnam ; witheach of whom a Plan of . the Estate is deposited. IIPZY His Majesty's Royal Letters - Patent, granted to Mr. HYNTA Ns, in January, 5804.—The TONSOR ; or Imperial CoMposition for Shaving in the most pleasant, 'agreeable, cleanly, and convenient manner, without the use of Razor, Soap, Water, or Glass, and consequently without that -most disagreeable, though hitherto unavoidable custom of daubing the face with soap lather, and risking wounds from the razor in an unsteady or iinskilfid hands. The operatiiiiiNS' performed as•speedily as shaving in the common way, by gentle friction only. —lt may be done Travelling, in Bed, or i n the - Dark; at any time nr place, and is a most for tunate Invention for the use of 'Gentlemen who either have not learned to shave themselves, and dislike that operation by other hands; or for Seafaring Alen, who wel l know the risks of attempting to shave d uring the rough motion of a vessel.—lt has the etre:A of so ftening the Most rough and bristly Beard, and rendering the skin perfectly smooth. 'lt is beside, per_ fee - Hy - innocent and pure from any noxious ingredient, and not only saves the expellee of; razors, and the trouble of keep ing them in order, but all the other disagreeable accompani ments to shaving in the usual way. —I t is the original Discs very. of a Gentleman, who has used-it etK•ettnalfy for above Twenty Years, and is now 'first °tiered for public adqption. It is sold in a convenient - corm for use, at il. is. each Cake, and may he had Wholesale or -Retail- by the Proprietor's Agent, Mr. GOlding; - Perfumer to Her Majesty, No. 42, Cornhill, and Retail at most.other respectable Perfumers in the United Kingdom.—.all Orders for the above are expected to be ac companied with Cash. 13 EAUTY, Heal rh, and a good set oTh f rl'eth', can only'be permanently acquired by using of N TO N's REST° R ATI V E Tt) 0 T H-P W DER, patronized and used by Their Majesties, &c. &c. &c, Tins unrivalled Tooth-Powder is prepared from the Recipe of the late Sir Richard lebly„ M; D. to Their present Ma jesties. It is astringent, antiputrescent—a fine aromatic, • a most excellent stomachic—extrentely grateful to the palrae, and pleasant to use, making and preserving the Teeth beau, , tifully white—gives to the breath the most deleaable sweet. ness, and to the gums that floridness which is the only indi cation of good health ; in a word, Mr. Newtdri, the only Proprietor, will forfeit, One, Thousand Pounds if ever an instance occurs of any person haVing the Tooth-ach, or a Tooth decayed, to the latest period of life, that uses it re gularly according to the Directions sealed round each Box.. - Prepared by, 8.-H. Newton, N0,.. 12 A. Gr ea t Russell street, isedford-square, and s o ld i n B oxes at 2,5. gd. eac h . Where also - may be had, his Warranted Tooth -brushes, made to all Patterns and Sizes, to use with his. Tooth-Powder is, each: also NEWTON' S ROYAL SWEET' LUPIN S OAP, an Article in the highest estimation for making and preserv ing a beautiful Skin, price is. each square. All the above Articles are sold, wholesale andletail, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. ; also retail by all the Venders of Medicines and Perfuirlers_in Loptioni'd•rici in every Town in the Kingdom. 7:at, r : • - ....,aviti.44oiiS•p‘qiit:?...p /11/47161114: ‘ .ll S T i r 4 A . Q 1 .',7 - t7i..,t`tE - T.:: -- .... , \Va , . 1 t' .,.. . s -, ---,----- - . ,- . iti ' I 1 , r4 i ' -; #I, ~ . _ ' % :2) 84 • OFFICE Ul' ORDNeIiCE, Mareh t, 044, THE PkINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1//8 MA. 3`Est-1 -, 1 ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That theY vdill rill hyPithlic Audio'', at the Tor:cer, 'on Monday the • 26th Pry ofilf,rch ins!: at fen o'Clock in the forettoOl, sundry Lots of old and unserviceable ORDNANCE STORES, consist. ing of quantities of HarnesS, Cordage, Hemp, !Which, Sheaves "and Pins, Lanihorns, Sheep-skins, Hair Cloths, Tin Forge Bellows', Standing Vices, old Iron, Cartt:idgrs, Hand. screws, Scales and Weights, Fire Mod, files of sorbs, Beddi ng , Tents,Clothing and various other Articles ; the -whole of which may be viewed at the Tower till the Day of Sale. Printed Lists .of the Lots Ittlil.he delivered to such Persons as apply for them, at 'the Office of Ordnance in the Tower. By Order of the Board, R. H CREW, Secretary. NEW EDITIONof Mr. BINGLEY's ANIMAL 810.. . . • GRAP 11 Y. i r r HE•Public arc respe(cfuliv infor me d, t h at M r. I ••• BINGLEY's ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, which has been. sometime out .of .print, has. been ie-printed, :with va rrious Corrections and Improvements, and may now be had Of all .Booksellers, in Three Volume's; price 3bs. in boards. No. 71, St. Paul's Ch s urch-yard, • - . . Feb. 18, 18o4.• . . NEW EDITION of Mr. dODWIN'4, LIFE and AGE , . of,CfIAUCER. Ur R. PHILLIPS has the Satisfa.etion to inform the. Public, that in consequence of the very favourable :receprion'and- rapid Sale of,the First Edition of Mr. Godwin's Life and Age of Chaucer, he has prepared a New, Edition, in Four. handsome Volumes, Othvo, which rilay be had of all Bookatdlers, price Thirty-six Shillings in boards. Besides the Life of Chaucer, this valuableVork contains Memoirs of his Friend and Kinsman,- lohn .of Gaunt, Duke. of Lancaster, and Views of the Progress of Society, Manners, and the Fine Arts, from the dawn of,Literature to the close_ of the Fourteenth Century. No. 71, St. Paul',s Church-yard, Feb. 4, 1304. 'The only Bookseller's Shop de;roted solely to, Books of Edu- cation. rrA BART and ac.thejvvenite and School Library, No 157, New pond street, have the honour to inform the Nobility and Gentr3i, And Preceptors and Pa rents in general, that their much approved Establishment has latelY been augmented bV further varieties of Books on all Subjeets, for the usg‘..of Children and young Persons in ge neral, and they continue to supply Schools and Families on the most accommodating and most reasonable Terms. The followinv Booiss, which' they have just published, are, they preSuine, particularly entitled to the notice and pa— tronage of the Public : 1. CINDERELLA, a new and improved Translation, em bellished with exact coloured Representations of three of the, p - rincipal Scenes inthe performance. of this gr a nd S pe tt ac l e , at:Drury-lane Theatre, price ott. z • The same, in French, with the spit ernbellishments, price s d. 3. BLUE BEARD, a new and improved Traiislation, with three Coloured Representations of the Scenes contained in the late Spedacle,at Drury-lane Theatre, price 6d. 4• The same, in French, with the same embellishments, price 64. . , . .. . , . . S. A 'PUZZLE for a ei,rinits GIRL, an interesting and elegant Story,' ernbellisted• with twelve beautiful. Engrav ings, price zs._6d. .. An ABRIDGEMENT of Dr. MAVOR's Valuable UNIVERSAL HISTORY, adapted to . the Use of Chil dren,. with two Mips, price as. 6d. • 7. PROVERBS of all: NATIONS, or the Manual of Human IViclotn and Experience,-an admirable Boa,, se 7 lcdod for tile. Use of Chilkeii, by. a celebrated Disima; price zs. 6d. 8. VISITS to a FA R3t-HOUS E.,' a most instrualive Work, containing a pleasing account of the Economy of Farming Business, ill us t ra t e d by . be . antitul Engravingi tram, Designs by Dayes, price 6d. ! • 9. SCRIPTURE HISTORIES, consisting of the most entertaining Narrativs tin; Holy Scriptures, and in the exact ;zlgLllge •)i* the I.sibte, printed in a large type, and il lustrated by numerous Engrdvings, its 2 vols. price 4s: to. VALENTINE and ORSoN, the famous Romance, which is about to be represented at the Theatre Royal, Co vent Garden, with coloured Engravings, intended to repre sent the principal Scenes, 'price, is. 6d. t t. Di..MAV,OR's HISTORY of ENGLAND, brought down to the present time, and embellished with 27 beautiful Engravings, being the only History of our own Country which is so completely and usefully adapted to the purposes of education, in two large vols. price 2.4. or on small paper, Cos. • 12. The WONDERS . of the MICROSCOPE, being an illustration of the Wonders of th e C reat i on , i n the rninuter parts of Nature, embellished with several exceedingly -large and highly curious Plates, price - zs. 13. An Easy. GRAMMAR. of GEOGRAPHY, esteemed the corn pletest and best Introduction to that Science extant, by the Rev. I. Goldsmith, price es 6d. 1 4- POETRY for CHILDREN, containing a Colleeticn of the best Pieces, proper to be .committed .to Memory, by Miss Aikin, price to 2S. _.T he I.RAV,ELS...of ROLANDO round the. World, containing a truly, pleasing and entertaining Descri ption of various Countries - with Maps 'and beauxituL Engravings, translated from the f r ench of L. F. jauffret, by Miss in 4 elegant vols. price tzs. 16. VISITS to the MENAGERIE and the BOTANI CAL GARDEN at PARIS, being a pleasing introduction to Natural HiStory and Botany, by the. same, with Plates, price 2S. 6d. ►7. !Atli:Fß ET's TALES, containing, arpong . others,the much-ad►uired Story of The Little Hermitage, with Plates, price as. tB. The 'UV ENT' LE PLUTARCH,, containing the Lives and Edit - cation of extraordinary Children, with Plates, price zs. 6d 19. Dr. MAVOR's ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, universally esteemed the best extant, price ;s. 6d. with great allOwance to Seho9ls 20. All Dr. NIAVOR's other Valmble WORKS, his 13ri tishNepos, Abridgement of Plutarch, Classical Poetry, Na tur4 History, Universal History. 25 .vois'; Szc.. N. B. Schools are Supplied also with. Copy•-hooks, Cy phering BOoks, Slates, Quills, &c. on the. lowest Terms. ABRIDGEMENT, OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS. . . Edited by Charles Hutton, LL.,D..George Shaw, M. D. and Rich4rd Pearson, M. D. MESSRS. C. and R. Baldwin "respedfuliv form the Subscribers to the new' Abridgement of the Philosophical:Transadions that the Second:Volume is com pleted, price 21. 2S. in boards. The first two Volumes, which comp; ise" z 3 of the original, besides the seVen NUmbers Of Philosophical Colledions, consist 0f.1476 Pages Of f.etter press, and 38 Plates full of. Figures; and contain t 47 biographical Accounts of the principal Contributors, besides numerous critical and explanatory Notes-.• The Patronage which this iimportant national Work ha; re_ ceived during a period s 6 unfavourable to e toisive literary Undertakings, while it calls tor the grateful ticknowledge rnentS of the Publishers, will stimulate them to accelerate, as much as possible, its completi on . The quantity of the original, which these two Volumes contain, allOWs the ex peetation titat the Work will be much less voluminous 'than was stated in the P rospedus. • • • • *.,,* A tew Copies are printed in la very superiar manner, on royal paper, and contain the first impressions ofthe Plates. Specimens of it may be seen at Mr. Payne's, Mc\Vs Gate; Mr.- White's, Fleet,street ; Mr. Evans, and Mr.• chapplc, Mr. flatcliard, Pice3 , lll:y : and at most ~ )t. the , Booksellers: Th e Work published Monthly, in Parte, price 4os. 61. eac h; fine paper 18s.. • Price 2S. 6d 4 This Day was published; PLAIN REPLY to the Pamphlet calling itself 11 A PLAIN ANSWER being a more. :air State. of the Question between the late and present Ministers. Suum cuique. Give every Man his due. ,• Old Prov, London : Printed for the Author, and sold by Hatchard, ; 4getton, Whitehall ; and Richards Ons, Royal Exchange. This Day NvAs published, • - in One.V.olume 04440, price 7.5. .in boards, • " • • rrHE POLITICAL .PROTEUS : a .View of the Public charager and Corflud of R. B. SHERIDAN, Esq. as exhibited in, Ist, Ten Letters addressed to' him ; zd, Seledions from his Parliarnmtary - Speeche's from the Commencement of the French Revolution ; Seledioris from his Speeches .at the Whig Club and other Public Meetings. 13y WILLIAM COBI3E TT. Printed for J. Budd, at the Crown and 'Mitre, Pall-Mall.; and sold by Messrs. Richardson, 'ktrial. Exchange, and i33gs)urv, Bow-street. . -st feet. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 2, 1804.. THE COURT of DIRECTURS- . of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS "I ENG LAND tradink to the Eail • Indiev, do hereby give Notice, That at the Quarterly General alert appointed to he held on the 31,rt ,insrant, a Motion will fie made, " Tliat Mr: JAMES STRANGE, late of the Madras " Civil Establishnient, wito departed from India in the sear " 17 9 5, be permitted to retuth with his Rank to WILLIAM RA MS4 Y, BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSL. Prvi`Et - r BEDSTEAOS ANI) rAI3I,ES. InUTLER's-Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet' Ware.rooins and. Manutadory, Nos. t 3 and r.}, Cathe. riiie Street. A larp,assorttnent of articles of the newest, neatest, anti most ceconomieal Fash:las, of well seasoned . and excellent' workniainship, with several im provements. . BUTLER respOlfully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will 'see - through the paltry' devices• and insinuations 'opposed to him and counterfeiting hiS arti cies. It Is well Ici.lown that BUTI,E a has two patents, one for Tables,• the other for 13edsteads; the principle, of the first is applicable to almbst all kinds of Tables, and allowed to be a 'great improvement.; it renders them more convenient for Houses, and,inuch more :portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sofa,' and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly Ilse ,- fut in sickness, and each when Shut up, make a handsome piece of-furniture fora Sitting Room, Dressing Room, &c., The Four Post and Tent. Beds go together in all parts with. brasS, and are flied With Much ease withbut. the help PP tools or tacks or nails in tile furnitdre, andare very portable. Particular:kinds of the. above, adapted tbr Gentlemen of the ,Arrny and'lslaYy;aild'hoi ciintiafes, alSo portable Chairs, &c. Bur i.rt a's Patent Manufactures have been •graciously pa , tronized by the King, , queen, and Royal Family, and ho noured by orders_ from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, mid have .been highly approved of'.in the East and West Indies : the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa, vourable 'encouragement, and for which lie returns hisgrate, tul acknOwledgMents, and cannot bUt notice the kind Of.: flees of some others, who fix up large Sign-l3oards, with Burt.Eß'S name inscribed, which may help also to pro Mote his Business; or should it be designed otlierWise, he, by the permission of ProVidence,•unanufaattreS acid sells his Supe'-' nor Four-post and.other.Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet. Articles as above, mutely, Catherine.stieet, 8 doors from the Strand,' a Brieofront House, where he has coin strtieted several Tools and Machines for working the same, and has otherwise been at considerable ex pence to bring them to that utility and degree of perfe6tion at which they now are. Ar the same plaee may be had every Article for the completely Furnishing - Houses. N.B. For Exportation. THEprOved PEDOM ET ER or WA r_ im WISER, which . when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks Iprice Two . Guinea,sl, Sold by SPENCER and f i llti(l Ns, - Watch-makers, -No. t.ts; West End of Newgatc-street (remov e d f rom Snow-hill, on account of the lmproieindnts there); who for near thirty years have fabricated these Machines ; and though 'they dd not claim-the Invention, it being almost as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came to their knoWledge have been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and incurred, in their perthrmance, as to have been,soon laid by as useless. This, %vhicl; they take the Liberty to oiler to the Public, is elegant in itself, most conveniently used; perfedly corred, ana, what •is desirable in all Machines.of Fancy, exceeding cheap; not liable to be out of order, and is a most amusing Companion to Gentlemen, who are fond of Walking acid Shooting. • , . . . Flattering themselves the gretkt Improvement lately made has carried it to its..ultimatum, they take this method of Making it public, to secure to thethselves at least the credit thereof, having been materially injured by Vlagiarists who have copied their Machines, and passed them of to Gentle lACII as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices, and very inferior work. TO BONS VIVANTS.--Gendemen experienc ing thc , inconveniencies arising.from an over indulgence in the pleasdres of the table orjwine, will at all times find relief from the use of the Reverend Wi LLIAM BAR. CLAY'S P/ TENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. The Pills havingtio Aloes nor any lYlercurlal preparation in their composition, -require'no confinement nor any particular ,egi men, and they will , in the mildest manner remove the he, y. acrimonious, bilious matter %vhich is always generated in the stomach by a too frequent use of the bottle, or of rich and savoury viands• Sold at the Elaboratory, No. 35, Bedford. stie et , Covent-garden; in- Boxes 55.-6d.'•and tos: each, 'duly included - ; and by all the Venders in Town and Country. • - NEW MEDICINE 'ACT. At the Noon 41 l y, s a r t e . h i o ). a n u s sfor, Church_yard,Dr. I.INI ES 's London. P(.)W D E , rrHE following MEDICINES' are Sold, at the Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; and as it is enaeled, that from the Ist of September, tBO2, the Stamps should be - applied to all. Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for 'White Consumption, and as a con siderable Addition made •to the Stamps, on the articles of higher value, - . or those in- hulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder will-be in rattire 25". per Packet, or il. ss. 6d. per .Dozen ; but the . quantity of 'a Dozen Packets in 4 Bot_ tle (as made up for the Army and Navy)-,inay be had for 4s. And as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, 'Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa. rate use, with Ins same engraved in each Stamp, the l'ublic will be careful to observe, that the words, 44 F. Newbery, No. 45, 5 - Si: Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his 'Medicines; and_as it is presumed that this will be a sulli cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Lahies ten Dr. fatnes's -Powder will be discontinued - from kenceforwant. ' Stamps will be allowed- gratis, as usual, to those wha 'purchase' Half a Dozen or "more'at . :a time, of the lower I priced articles, s, d. i , a . Dr; larnes's Powder ' 2 9 Lozenges of Blois a xi Do. a Bottle • - 24 o Freake'sTine:t.of Bark 4 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 DO. Huxhain's . o Do..large BoX 24 o English. Qollee . 7. a 9 Dr, Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 Genuine Arquebusatie 8 6 Do, Convulsion Oil - a 6 • Ormskirk Medicines . 3 6 Do, Cahiornile Drops t 9 lnglisn's Scots Pills r. o 'Do:Paregoric I.o.ienges PePpermint t 18 Belly's - Bilious Pills, s 4 6 Grant's Drops t 8 Dr. Austin's Chalypeate Dr. Hooper's Pills I a ditto -• * 4 b Class's Magnesia -3 6 .Dalby's Carminative a q Henry's Ditto 7 • 2 6 Eisenceofeoltsfoot 3. 6 .Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snua ' - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Spence's Dentrifrice 4. o Dr. Solander's Tea' 2 9 . Jones's Rheumatic 'f inc-. . Greenough's Tindure t 18 • tune • • -.3 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges t 18 N. 8.- Stamps with Mr: Newbery's Name are affixed to the first .twenty ,Articles above enumerated; and as many Persons, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his • House, he is' under the tieceisifyof pointing out, that it is ax the East. End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it has a large White •StlicCo'ed: Fiont, On which ibex's Words are ittsr...ribed i : 4 4 THE 'ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR,. jii..MES's PUWDER."