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THIS is to give NOTICE, That the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury have beim pleased to appoint Money to Pay PENSIONS, due to the Pensioners belonging to the Chest at Chatham, to Lady-Day, ?SOP.; and that the said Pay will begin on Mon day the tsth•Day of June, gtot, at the Chest-Room, in His Majesty's Dock -Yard, at Chatham. CARTOONS OF RAPHAEL, Under HIS MAJESTY's Most Gracious. Patronage. HOLLOWAY respedfullyinforras the Sub. J. • scribers to his intended Publication and the Patrons of the Arts in general, that his first Drawing of Paul at Athens is submitted to their inspettion at the Historic Gallery, No. 4; Pall . .. Mall, where it will remain till further notice. • Subscriptions will be received at, the Historic Gallery, and at tbaanking Houses described in the Proposals, which may baba as above. Admittance to Non-Subscribers rs. - 011ialBY INN, HARROWGATE. t GRIEVES , respeetfully inibsms the Nobility, j• Gentry, - and his Friends in geueral, that he has entered the abrin WI, lately occupied by Mr. Dinsley, where, Wag 'wishful to fonder every thing comfortable and eqnve. ties for their Acconuttodatioa, lie hopes to merit their Pita:wags add Support. OWEY an D,OND, MORTGAGE, or ANNUITY. s kittlt,Vilolot and Co.. inform the Public in ge• that owlng to their respcEtable Conneaton with Mai, they have always Sums of Monty, front rod. to amount, ready tb advance on real Incomes aris igg foga urges, Mane y in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar txiettlements, Widows' jointures, Pensions, Church • Se. Ike. Ten years purchase given for i%nnuities CStites, where the parties have an absolute right; law jiving interest, may be informed of genteel Va.. cancia and Resignations under Government, of Eel. pl. Soot. :sot. sool. pet. geol. 6001. To ol. Seel. too l. wet. and soool. a-year, at Home and Abroad. remna l app li ca tions, from Eleven till Three o'Clock, to au d Co. No. 7 Cecil-street, Strand. No Letters received unless post-paid. ~.n* Church Livings and Government Securities bought, sod and exchanged. MONEY ACCOMNfODATIONS, COMMISSION sus wEs„s, and COMMERCIAL CONCERNS. waCHANTS, Manuladurers, Traders, and other s, supplied with an Advance to any Amount , uses Woollens, Linens, Cottons, all kinds of Hardwares , other species a comfit and Mercharid;ze, rawro l rt euna we d, for such time as may be convenient, at l ega l interest and a moderate Commission. The Conneßions and Correspondence of the Advertisers beiv l ic the most extensive, afibrds them the constant means of a suitable and advantageous market for Goods of every de •scription, when it may be the wish of the parties to dispose of the same. Those over-stocked with Goods, or desirous of extending their glade and Connections, will find this the most eligible tesource they can have; or, f eet with in receipts end remittances will always meet with immediate, effedual, and confidential ' aid. Every application will receive attention, and the business be concluded with that requisite promptitude and delicacy, which have always secured them approbation. Letters to Messrs. Morgan and Co. No. 4. Warren-street, Fitzroy-square, London; or personal app lications from ten till three o'clock, duly attended to. TO BE SOLD, , r AI-landsome PAIR of bright Bay HORSES , Six year's old, about Sixteen and a half Hands high, per fediy sound, and go uncommonly well.—They have been in the possession of the Proprietor two years this month ; have been drove very moderately, and at Grass the two last Winters, and very lately out of physic. To be seen at Carr's Livery Stables, in Oxtbrd-street, near Swallow-street. The property of a man of rank—Price bne Hundred Gui neas. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. • BURGESS and SON's ESSENCE of ANCHO. VI ES. and other Rich Sauces.—The great reputa tion which Mr. Burgess has gained by his Essence of An chovies, and other Rich Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hashed Calves Heads, Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild v o wi, and Game, with many Delicacies for the Table, Side board, and Store-room, which are more fully expressed in his Catalogue he being the Inventor of them), has induced 1111ny persons to give the same name to Articles entirely dif fercnt,, which are vended at many Shops in London by per. so ns who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to solicit Orders of Tradesmen and Inn-keepers. who in consequence are often served with spurious Sorts, of very inferior qualities, which is not only an imposition, but a great disappoi ntme nt to Flimilies who purchase them with a view of having good Sauce to their Fish, &c. N. B. None are his genuine, but what have theseworcli - on the lkbel, " B u rgess's Original and Superior Essence of An chovies, No. 107, S t rand, Corner of Savoy Stcps , London." West India Mathants, Planters, and 0 dicers of the Navy, Ike. 'supplied with Ha ms, Tongues, Pickles, Cates of their Rich Saute for Fish, Hashes, 'Steaks, Made Dishes, Cold Meats, arc, which will keep iii any Climate. PERFECT LIKENESSES. (By His Majesty's Special Appointment.) ON REFLECTING MIRRORS, at One Guinea each, for taking Likenesses in Profile, or full ace ; also, Landscapes , and Views from Sea, &c. ' They are made on so ease a Plan, that a Child of ten years of age cannot fail to take a Perfect Likeness with them. rerfea Likenesses taken in Miniature Profile at ss. 6d. and painted on Glass or Chrystals, in a stile of superior elegance, from as. to il. ss. each.. Pro fi le Liken e ss es in Colours, from rss. tool. iss. each, silt Frames included. His Impression Profile Plates, for Ladies , and Gentlemen to take any number, from los. 6d. to .15s, each. They will be found of the greatest utility to such Ladies and Gentlemen who travel, as they. can be put into a small ,Pocket-book, and to present a Friend with a polite re membrance in one minute. Time of sitting one minute, and *hie sitting sufficient. • MINIATURES neatly . painted, front Three to Five Guineas. Specimens of the above Paintings may be seen every ddy, • from Eleven o'Clock in t he Forenoon till Seven in the.Eyen ing, at No. 4, W.:Hs-street, third door from Oxford-street. N. B. Such who wish to see the 'cited of the above In strument pay is. each, which will be returned on pur chasing of either the above instruments, or sitting for an Impression Plate Likeness. ••* Likewise his Velvet 'Writing Paper.and Metallic Pencils made 'up - in Books, at as. and 2s. -6d. each i Ma. nutieturer in Ordinary to His Majesty, to be had as above. To prevent imposition by a• spurious sort being offered to th e Public instead of ?.r. Jones's, please to observe they are all stamped with his Name, and round about it, l' By His Majesty's Special Appointment." YORK HOTEL, CHELTENI-lAM, GLOUCESTER. - SHIRE. TO BR LETT, and, entered upon immediately, at a *very moderate Rent, . ALL that Pashionable, Commodious, and well accustomed HOUSE, called the YORK HOTEL, most eligibly situated in the Town of Cheltenham, nearly opposite to the Upper Rooms, and adjoining the Theatre Royal. The complete Assortment of Household Furniture, Plate, Linen, and China, belonging to the said House, together with t h e Stock of Wines, and biller Liquors therein, are to 'be taken to, at a fair valuation, and (if more convenient to a Purchaser) a 'considerable part of the Purchase Money may remain at Interest, on good Security. The York Hotel is well known, both for its Accommoda tions and Comforts, and has hitherto experienced the most flattering Encourage:writ from the Nobility and Gentry re. sorting to Cheltenham. It consists of four sitting Rooms, two spacious Drawing Rooms, and Fifteen Bed-rooms, be. sides Garrets, with a comm o dious Bar-parlour, two Kit. chens, and flaring, and the whole is a most desirable un, dertaking, which. as the Cheltenham Season is now fast approaching, will possess the peculiar advantage of an im mediate and extensive Business, fanned upon a small Capi tal. _ _ For further particulars, apply at the Office of Messrs. Markham, Welles, and Gwinnett, in Cheltenham ; or of Messrs. Welles a►td Lessingham, at Upton upon Severn, Worcestershire. TO BE SOLD, FOR THREE LIVES, 1 6i . Very Commodious DWELLING - HOUSE,' with Coach-houses, Stabling for six Horses, and suit able Offices of every description ea Walled and Kitchen Garden, and about tight Acres of Land. The House con sists of four Rooms on a Floor, exclusive of the Offices, and four Rooms ?Or Servants : it is in thorough repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. It is situated at Kenton, seven-miles South-west of Exeter, half. a- mile from Star Cross, and in the vicinity of Exmouth, Daw lish and TeignmOuth. The Post comes to Kenton daily. For further Particulars apply to Messrs. I)rewc and Lox ham,-New Inn, Loudon ; or - Mr. George Short, Exeter. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE—BANKS of the THAMES, at SUNNING, pear READING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HA.WKES, On Wednesday the 2 - 7th• Day of May, at Three o'Clock, at the White Hamli), Sunning (unless previous acceptable oilers are made for the same), A Compad and desirable FREEHOLD E S TATE; late in the occupation of RI CHARD STONE, Esq. comprising a small neat ..Brick and Sash'd DWELLING-. HO USE, of three Bedchambers, Bow-fronted Parlour, Hall, and Kitchen, with a Stable, and proper oat Offices, and produaivc (Arden, supplied by Stream of excellent W ater, t terminating the same. The Premises arc dry and healthy, contigupus to the Church, and immediate possession may oa had. . . . . . - . The situation of Sonning is.universally admired for its nu. morons and superior advantages ; 36 miles from London, and three from Reading. Stages pass the door, when required. Particulars of Mr. Barrow,. No. 7 9 , Strand ; of Mr. Hawkes, Appraiser, Reading ; and ot. Mr. TrcAcher, Jun. Sowing, who will, Thew the mac. This Day was published, Price 3s. lETTERS from His Excellency GENERAL WASHINGTON to. ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F.R.S. containing an Account of his Husbandry, With a Map of his Farm ; his Opinions on various questinns in Ae,ricolture, and many particulars of the RURAL ECO NOMY of the.UNITEU STATES. Sold by Ri,;hardsons. Royal Exchange, And Hatchard, Piccadilly. Where may be had, just publisitel, price as. 6d. An INQUIRY into the PROPRIETY of applying the WASTES of the KI NODONI to th:: BETTER P P 0 RT of the POOR. - Containing many remarkable Cases, slaew ing the great Efreas 'which have attendzd their possessing property ii Land and Live Stoa, _ in keeping them tree of Parish Relief, even in the present Scarcity." • - N. B. Subscriber* to the Annals are Informed, that this Pamphlet is included in that Work. This Day was published, In One Vol. large Oaavo (635 Pages), Price Ba . in boaras, tsl(r ER NAL and PRESUMPTIVE EVI DENCES of Ci-IRISTIANITY, considered separately, and as uniting to form one Argument. By JOHN , SIMPSON, of Bath. Printed for T. Egerton, near Whitehall. This Illy was published, Price is. 6d. The Second Edition of A _ LETTER to the Hon.SPENCER PERCEV AL, Solicito4Ceneral to His. Majesty, in consequence of the Notice given by him, in the last Session of Parliament, that he would, in the present, bring forward a Bill for the Punishment of the Crime Of ADULTERY. With a Post script, containing some Observations on the Reported De bates on Taylors and Addison's Divorce Bill. • Printed for F. - arid C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; W. I. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; Corbett and Morgan, Crown and Mitre, Pall-mall; and J. Wright and j. Hatchard, This Day was published, Hindsomely printed in QuArto ' with Two Copper-plates, Price One Guinea, 7 3 1-1 E ART of PAINTING on and ANNEAL ING;J. in GLASS, with Cue TRUE RECEIPTS of the CO LQU RS, the ordering of the FURNACE, and the SECRETS thereunto belonging, as practised about the year 500 st:p posed to be then in Its perfee,lion. Panted tor the Author, J 0.1.1 Ashley, and sold by lam, hear the Church, Islington ; also by F. and C. Rivtngton, No. 62, St. rauPs Church-yard. FOR GARDENS. rTIO the CURIOUS.—I. SEEDS. 1. A Capital Assortment of esculent Vegetables, being every thing requisite for the Ki;chen Garden (Pease and Beans excepted), and all of very supetior kinds, put up in Packets for One Guinea each. a. Another Packet of fine Seeds, containing go sorts Or the choicest Flowers, which will till a Garden with one great, profuse and continued glow of beauty, One Guinea each. 3. Two new Pease, which, for superior flavour, and most abundant bearing, have no equal in the world. Quarts, Sealed, ss. each. 4. 'lwo new Beans, one very large, the other small, thin skinned, tender, and delicious beyond com parison. The small one will bear till the end_of November. Quarts, sealed, ss. each. a. FRUIT.—t. Three new American Strawberries, viz. The Great Virginian Scarlet Ball, an exquisite Fruit, of a most captivating full red colour, a high=relished flavour, ea.attett iragran,c., .5.4 large cia.&.—s. Tho enerokre, one of the finest of all Strawberries, which grves its enormous Fruit in such abundant clusters, that three; or -four roots have filled a Pottle.--3. The Paraguay,.,equal to the: thr mei- in every tine property, but still larger, being.ofte.bi four and five inches round. 4. The Great Modena Hautbois, which bears the most astonishing clusters of large and exquisitely high flavoured Fruit ;—a small Plantation will perfume a whole Garden with its fragrance. They are put up, each sort separately, fifty plants in a bundle, for los. 6d.—Sold at C rocker's, Sr. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall. No Credit—Pay Postage. TO LETT, AHOUSE in SURREY-STREET, near the Thames, tit for the reception of a Genteel Family ; possession may be had on the 24th of June next, or sooner, it required. Apply, for further particulars, to Messrs. Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-street. HOTHAMTON, near BOGNOR ROCKS, SUSSEX. To be LETT, by the Year, or for a Term of Six Months, ASpacious READY FURNISHED MANSION HOUSE ; containing nine Bed-chambers, two Draw ing-roqms„ large Dining-toom, two good arlours, and spacious Entrance , Hall, upon a scale of unusual convenience and elegance. The Kitchen and Offices are excellent, and a Tenant may be accommodated with good Garden Ground, and Grass for a Cow in the summer season. The House commands a delightful View both of Sea and Land, and is,. in every resped, calculated to form a pleasant Residence for a Gentleman's Family. N. B. Distance from London only 67 miles : a Pack 'of Fox Hounds, and two . Packs of Harriers in the neighbour hood. Letters (post-paid), direacd to Mr. Turner, -at Hotham ton, will be duly attended to. • ISJA OF WIGHT —CAPITAL MANOR and FARMS.. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION; By J. YOUNG , On Thursday the 18th Day of June, 18ot, at the Bugle Inn, Ne.vport, Isle of Wight, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contrail, of which Joo immediate notice will be given, -in the following Lots ; Lot t.ALL that , MANOR and FARM called BRIDDLESFORD, situate .in the Parish of Arreton, about three miles from Newport, and three foam , Wouton, consistin of a convenient Messuage or Dwelling- House, lately fitt ed up at a considerable expense, with suit able Barns, Stables and Outbuildings, and about 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Coppice Wood, and a Com mon Land thereto belonging.. The above Estate is Tythe Free ; extremely well stocked with Timber, the Royalty is very extensive, and the Manor abounds with Game. Lots. 'About 74 Acres of Arable,. ,Meadow, and Pasture. Land, with a Barn thereon, adjoining to the a bove Premises, and called CULLS. Lot . 3. About 66 Aerespf Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and. Coppice Land, called P ACKFI ELDS, with two Tene ments and Gardens thereto belonging. - The two last mentioned Lots are situate near the Road leading from Newport to Ryde, are capable of great improve ment, and possess extensive Common Rights, and great part. of the Lands are also Tythe Free. Lot 4. About 76 Acres of Arable Meadow . , and Pasture Land, and is Acres of Coppice La nd, adjoining the above Premises, with two Tenements and Gardens, and a Barn and Stable thereon, called WOODHOUSE.. On the three last Lots there are several situations com manding rich and extensive views. The Timber on each Lot to be taken by the Purchaser at a valuation. - , The Land-Tax charged on the 'whole of the 'Premises amounts to 191. nos. per annum, and the Lots will be sold subject to each Purchaser's paying a proportionate part thereof. The Poor Rates are remarkably low, and did not until the last tivo }tars amount to as. in the pound. Printed Particulars may. be had, three weeks previous tor the sale, at the Offices of Messrs. Daman and \Varney, Ramsey ; MessrS. built and Matthews, Inner Temple, Lopdon ; Bugle Inn, Newport ; George and White }fart, Winchester ; Crown, Portsmouth ; Dolphin, Gosport ; Coach and Horses, Southampton ; White Hart, Salisbury ; ' Ankel, Lymington ; Crown s Ringwood ; and at the A.uc tiunect's, Rumsey. IRISH STATE LOTTERY; BEGINS DRAWING 111610tli Of jULY N 1 XT. No: c►f Prizes, SCHEME. Value of each. of 3 C. to,ooo Total Value. is . 1. 4o;aac, lo,btu jool . 20,0qu . qt°9 l col So w itl opt) desules '991 other rizes ftom cool. to IA: Oar Motley for the Prizes soon as drawn. THE TICKETS, HALVES, Q UARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTH SIL4 f RES (Stamp: cot pursuant to Ad of Parliauicnt), arc Sold and Itetistemi by CI-JOLSON, at li‘s State Lottery Offic.e, No. r 5, Curtthill i lAndon, where all Ilitsiness relatiVe to Lotte:I:;, ,r the Ptiblic runds, is taitlitully-transaded. Scl►cntes at large gratis, , Orders from Me Country ; with ptoper remittances; punc tually executed. , ' , DAVISQN§I Elegant Perfume, or E x-r R ACT of RCA S, now generally - used In the most fasliiCllVAbitllittle4. THEgenuine Otto, or Q.lotir of Rdses, has letig been admired fbi its exquisite fragrance, but its great scarcity and high !trice have prevented a more general uSe of that elegant Pettlitne. Ale. rs. Oivisou have, ..howerer, re moved those dillicultios, by-producing an Extract exactly of the 54111 C flavour, and at a very reasonable price, which is esteemed the finest and most fashionable Perfume now in use; both for retaining its scent, and yielding the most dAi cious fragrance. A few drops on artificial flowers, the band kercbief„ Sac. will be sufficient to Use at a tim ee---To be had in Lqndon, of ] . Davison and Son, Perflamers and :ilanutac turers, No. 59, Fleet-street,' in bottles, at -1,1;. 44.6 d. and 95. each. .Their original Palfilynanc, or Violet-scented Soap,. is considerably improvid,. both in quality and the richness Of its.,petturne ; and the experience of several severe ~ w inters has establishal its reputation for sotsof tening, beautifying, • and the skin from chapping. Sold in squaw!, etch.--These articles may be had, by the appointment 'of Messrs. Davison, oti some principal - Trader 111 ev.:ry cnief Town in England. • • MO the Nobility, Gentry, , Mr. ings, Perfinfrer to Her Majesty, Cornhill, in t) , tia. seen, several specimens of Red and Grey Hair changed to rious beautiful 'anti natural shades of Flaxen; Brown, and Black. As many Ladies are compciled, from their hair turn ing grey at an early period, to adopt the disagreeable Custom of wearing wigs ; the Proprietor of the Tricosian Fluid,. re spectfully acquaints such Ladies, that by the =eel this cellent preparation, their own Hair may be changed to any shade they please, in the course of a few hours • and such is the permanency of this Composition, ,that neither the appli cation of powder, pornatum, nor even washing, will cause the ',east alteration in the colour. Its genial virtues are . also estimable, as it serengthens the weakest hair, prevents its falli.ug oil, and increases the jirowt it to a degree of luxuriance , that nyzds every, thing yet offered for similar purposes. It is peril:al) , easy in the application, and may be used at any sea son of the year without the: least danger of taking cold. Any Lady sending a lock of hair (post-paid) sealed. with her owa arms, so as to prevent deception,' may have it returited the next day, changed to'any colour shewn at the places of sale. Sold by Order of the Proprietor, in bottles ti. Is: each; at Mr. Overton's, New Bond-street ; Mr. Wright's, Wade's passage, Bath, and no where else in this kingdom. • • A great and Providential Discovery-! COLDS, COUGHS, DECLINES, ASTHMALike DOCTOR RYMER's PECTORAL FEBRI FUGE. ,MEDICINE. CASE I. , . A yming . rnan, servant 'to A l f.'-P4rish., silk , nie!•cer, Lud, Fate -hill, ill a decline, who had been utiher the eare.of the aculty in Lurtdon„ was sent to Reigate, tome under my cafe, by Mr. Rowley, late 'of the Londin Cattke-house. This young n u n was put under a course of the Naomi Meuieine, for. aboUt two months, when he had received So inuelititnefit therefrom that he returned to . tOrim to his business. CASE 11. To Mr. RYMER, Surgpon, Geriard-str i= ct. " Sir, . • " Lambeth, lan. " Three persons in my, family, having bad colds and coughs, took the usual rFm6dies without relief. Dreading the consequences of protracted colds, and having had; • t.pn former occasions, repented . pioofs of your-medical skill and experience, 1 sent for a bottle •of your P i atoral Medicine, and gave each of them a dose of it every night atbed-time, according to the printed direCtions, with daily amendment, and in about tburteen days they were all pretty well. ' • I am, Sir, your most huMble Ser.4nt, " H. TAYLOR." • CASE J. Crane, Esq. near Cudleigh; Devon, who do the least cold is much afflicted .with a cough, and ep troubled with phlegm that it is with difficulty .he can breathe, writes tv r. Rymer as follows, viz. • " Sir-1 have found much relief front your Pectoral dicine, and believe' it to be. an .excellent teniMy' for colds and coughs, as well as fOr asthma. - 14 I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, " Feb. 29, doe. " J. CRANE." From Mr. Scammell, Surgeon, who attended the above • Gentleman, to Mr. RYMER. " Sir—l have regularly visited Captain Crane ; his Continued the use . of the Peetoral Medicine according ttLyour directions, and, I am happy, to add, with good elfeel ; `the dyspncea has been very greatly reliered, and the • striattre -almost entirtly removed from-the pulrnonary.system. " I am, Sir, your otvdicitt Servant " - K. T. SCAM MZLL." CASE IV; George Holdsworth, Carpenter,. • Oed twenty-two, at Na. 122, Trittenham:•court-road, &n clas that he was afh4- ed with a violent cold, hoarseness, add. cough, upwanis of two months, which became af, last 41arming,alid dangerous by spitting id blood. He then purcha.sed a srnal.bottlett Mr. R'uler's Pettoral Medicine. The first ddse, viz, two table spoonfuls, Mixed in a cup of water, which he took at bed-tine, stiddenly relieved him, and abated all the.syrnp.: toms. He took the rest of the bottle in the Aatlle way, which perfectly' cured him. In the l‘teasics this Medicine Ins the most - desirable (great. CASE V. • In the month 'ot May, 1806, two of my ,own children.viz. John. aged 4 years. - and Alexander, ':rgt‘d 1 years, wel'e seized with the measles : I gave Ahem tank, one to three tea spoonful* of the PeCtoral - Medicine, mixed in a little linseed-tea. every four hours in . the first stage 4. every six hours in the middle; and lastly, only dt lx.:d..hine. The fever, cough, sorezess of the throat, and ilifiantrnation 'al the eyes,soon abated; and in about ten days the had nu complaints. They took nn other Medicine - thraugliour the whole course of the disorder. Gerrard-street, Sept. ' s, rub. ' JAMES kYMV.R. Extrat al a Letter fi-oul an eminent Praditioncr 'to- Mr ItYMER. " Sir—Your Peaoral 'Febrifuge Medicine may be justly considered among the mast importata of the me.lical disco veries. The following instances of its efficacy deserve pub.; deity " A young Gentleman in his t24-year, -was in. the last stage of a decline, occasioned by a cold. Evety method KIS tried in vain; and Fox Glove and the Respirable Airs were of no use. • In this conjuncture I had recourse to your dicine, and gave it in doses from three tea spoonfuls to one desert spoonful every six hours, for- abotit three weeks.; and I am happy to acquaint you that my patient is apparently out of danger. • " I. continue prescribing it in similar cases successfully ; and . smile, of scrophulous habits, ate recovering fait. , I think it material to add, that, as tlte cough, ,expeaoration, fever, heat and- ffushings, kc. abated, I reduced the doset'i in some cases,' to one tea spoonful cVery six hourst, " London, Nov. 1, iSoo. • 114 Sold in bottles, at is. gd. sd. and its. 6d. at'No. ;5,' Gzrratd-street, Soho; where Mr. Rymer may IN consultca. Messrs. Dicey and Sutton,-No. to. Tovv Church-yard, arc appointed wholesale - Venders of this MediCine as of .the Cardiac Tiature, .for complaints of the itrzA, - stomach, and bowels; gouty, bilious, and nervous cor . .. ders, &c.) •ot whom, also of W. Bulgin, No. 3, Wine street, and of the Venders of thcit Medicines in p 4 Tows;:,, it may IA had IC Lail. • NEW ROYAL. CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE's FIELDS. THIS PRESENT EVENING, 'MAY 13, 18oz, will be . pre,ented a Variety of • NEW EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. Thirteenth time, the celebrated Infant Phenomenon, MASTER SAUNDERS, Will go through his astonishing Performances on Horseback. '• After which, 33d time, A New Grand Ballet Pantomime, with entire New Music, Dresses, Scenes and Decorations, in Two Parts, combining . Song. Dance and,Adion, and founded on historical fads, called RINALDO. RINALDINI ; Or, THE SECRET AVENGERS. After which, 2tst time, with new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, an entire new National Spedacle (commemorat ing our late Naval Achievement), called • THE NORTHERN FLEET ; Or, BRITISH INTREPIDITY TRIUMPHANT. in which will be introduced a Real SEVENTY-FOUR. " The Barber's Courtship," by Miss FISHER. To which will be added, 94th time, with ta-w and improved Scenery Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, the popu lar, Splendid, S crio-Comic, Pedestrian and Equestrian Pantomime, called THE MAGIC FLUTE ' - Or, HARLEQUIN CHAMPION. In which that beautiful Animal, the Hanoverian Horse TURK will be opposed to an Arabian War- Horse, in a Grand Tournament.. The Public are yespeetfully informed, an entire new Grand Spedacle and Comic Pantomime are in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. Places tbrthe Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box-Office, New Royal Circus. Servants cannot'possibly keep places later than half past stren. Doors to open at half past Five, and the Performance to commence precisely at halt' past Six.—Second Price at half past Eight. The LAST WEEK but ONE of the Present Entertain ments, and the First Appearance of Mr. IRELAND , the Original Flying Phenomenon, who is engaged for Twelve Nights. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. • Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the • Pamccx of WALES and.Duitx of YORK. fO.MORROW EVENING, Thursday, May Iq., and every Evening until further Notice, will be pre sented, a New Entertainment of Music and Dancing, galled - THE COUNTRY WAKE. Also,. Thirty-first Time, THE IRON TOWER. Princip - al Charader4, Mr. ASTLEY, tun. Mr. LAURENT, Mr. MERCE ROT. Mr. WALLACK, Mr. TOHANNOT ; Miss GRAY, Mrs. WNLLACK, And Mrs. ASTLEY. Immediately after the Iron Tower, Mr. IRELAND will jump, Kick, and. Hop, in a manner beyond credibility, from a Dead Beat, viz. He will Kick an'Objeet .15 Feet from the Ground ; also, never attempted, Hop over Four Horses, placid at eight yards distance, in full run round the Circle, and double in like manner: lastly, will spring over Twenty N fens' Heads, and a Pole Ten Feet High, suspended over their Heads; In the einiuse of the Evening, VARIOUS EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. The whole to conclude with a Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN VICTOR. Harlequin, Mr. LASSi:.LLES And Columbine, Mrs. MERC EROT, In the course of the Pantomime will be introduced, an ex act View of COPENHAGEN, exhibiting also the BRI TISH and DANISH FLEETS in ACiion. in order to prevent disappointments, the Public will please to observe, that mi. Iron Tower will conunence at Seven o'Clock precisely. A New Comic Pantomime written and superintended by Mr. Lonsdale, is in pteparation, and will shortly be pro duced. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five o'Clock; to commence at Half-past Six precisely. Box, 45.—Pit, U.—Gallery, is. Second Price at• Half-past Eight o'Clock. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Amphitheatre, of Mrs. Connell, Box:•Keeper. . _