The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-16 00:00:00

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April Is; dot. 11-k.Stj BSCRIPTIONfor the brave MEN Woun.a edi and the VAMtLI ES Of those ',rho Fell in thz Fleet under Command of-Sir HYDE PARKER, in the Service of their King and Country, oft COPENHAGEN, and in the BALTIC, in sSos. .. ..., The following Sums already, Subscribed: . Julius Angerstein so so Tho. Gildart ' - Id. t o i r ohn Angerstein - so s o Caldcleugh, Boyd,. and ohn Thomson - - so to Ried - - .Jo so homson Bonar - so to R. 4Sc Win. Crawshay .. J. M. Woodyear - so so and Co. .- • 10 so William Vaughan - so so ohn Nesbitt - 10. to lolui Darby ---so so ohn 'Meyer • - io , To I , Ward, Dennetts, and .. aw, Bruce and Co. so so Greaves - - - to . to, 1. Shoolbred and Co. so so Thos. Bell, and Son so so V. F. Rivas - .so so Geo. Curling - - - so so Isaac Aguilar • - , "so to Wm. Hamilton - -- to so Olive,'Cockert, and " H. Callendar - - so so Britten . , / 6 To Begbie anctflunter - so so R. Sin: den ind Sons to so •Thwaites and Wheel- ' Robert Shedden so to wright •- .- - - so so 1. F. Throckmorton 10 11 Reid, Irving, & Co. so so, Barrow, Lousada and *John & !Amos Walker so so Co, , ~ so to charlps bell - - - so so-. Claggett a 1,4 Pratt '- to IC . J . Andrade, and Co. to so J Ohn and A. Anderson so t o Rob. Wigram - - -10 J -- oJ . Marryatt '- ~ ,so so Rob. - Wigram, Jun. so so Inner, Beveridge and, • - , John Wigr.un - - so to Co. . , - so to Wm, Wigram _ - - to .10 George Wood' . - - so so .P. Collier - - to so Ogilvy, Mvlne' . B.: Co.. so'. to I t J. Appach - - 'so soJohn Halhid - so. to Robert Steele - zo lo .P. Welsford so so F. S. Secretan - to so .V. Boyd and Co. , so so 1 Taylor, Hughan, and Ale:2. Sherritl.S.: CO. to so Rennie - . 31. so Finlay,- Bannatyne and jourciaine and Shaw .-10 so- • Co. .•. , - - . 1 0 .1 0 John Ravenhill - .4o 10 Elias Ileurtz - ~ -. •Jo lb 1 i THIS EVENING, APRIL 16, Igor, and every Evezning till further Notice. a Variety of NEW EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. Apri! 1 ~ • H PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ili, iff YEVTY't ORDNANCE herrey Pp;.. poiqlt will k received at this. 01e,rez,, in faria,a- i tr e d, irgaitaisteri Avadoc.,44thiv A; 2VA:44 r 4C•4ld. I/Lil,aiii • frQin 44 'lkelioni as shay be uillictio 4k'derliike v * ?.• 4uPp?y.of . • • wITU THE PRIZE, or z, 5,3, 8. A New Grand Ballet Pantomime, with entire New Music, Sresses, Scenes and Decorations, in Two Parts, combining ong, Dance and Action, and foundai on historical fads, called RINALDO RINALDINI Or, THE SECRET AVENGER. t• ', A COPPER HOOPS and iiPETS,, .4 . . for te•Service of the Ordytasee, ripen a Contran' for Core YeAr. Ths.Terms of the Cattraa vay bo nen upon ap. plication attar ot.-r in St. .V.irgaret,streit, krestairnter, The Preponals Jrala tip and markzd on tie 2lliSitle ' PrOP;s42r; for the.. Supply of Cepter fee tkiServi.:: of ills. • Ordnance," *sly be delivered a: the Office 'in thz course vll4rask di,' April liter nlne %:•111 b: admiked. Chier. tZe inlaid , 4 ' • K.• CR E ft;;Ae This celebrated Outlaw flourished in the former part of the last Century, and to elucidate his wonderful atchievements, arid the estimation his valour, Mended with humanity, placed him in, we have but to quote the following passage from the Preface of his German Historian. " All Italy speaksof him the Appenine Mountains and the Sicilian Vales resound with the name of Rinaldini : it lives in the Songs of Florence and Calabria, and in the Ballads of the Sicilians. From the sum mit of the Alps to the extremity of the Appenines, men talk of his atchievements, and when the Garrulous Villagers of Calabria assemble in the evening before their doors, every one is ready to relate some adventure of the Valtroso Cipitano Rinalclini ; it is a pleasure to witness the eagerness and emu lation they express. The Shepherds of the 'Sicilian Vales alternately entertain each other with stories of him ; and the simple peasant, though exhausted by the heat and labour of thellayi: seems reanimated the moment he; begins totalk of amid a circle of his acquaintances. Wives and Maidens, young Men annoys; all listen with delight when their Fathers and - Husbands speak of him. Nor dees.. sleep oppress their eyes, if their labours be but. enlivened with a story of Rinaldmi. He is the Hero of the Soldier's "gaie, in the guard-room or the lonely watch-tower upon the coast ; - and of seafaring men when detained unwiiiingly ort shore, or becalmed upon the ocean. Hills and valleys, spinning rooms and cottages; alike resound with ballads of Rinaldini." The various Nouvelle and Splendid Scenery,. designed by Mr. Greenwood, and executed by him and Asststants. The Music with a new Overture, composed by Mr. Reeve, and the whole invented, adapted for representation, and super intended by Mr. Cross. In the Course of the Is: Patti twin entire flew Incidental Dances, in the latter of which will be introduced, a Pas Seul, by Miss Denny, from the Opera House. After which, the Proprietors beg leave to inform the Public, Mr. Ireland, the celebrated Flying Phaanomenon, being perfeitly reinstated in his health, will, renew his most astonishing and unparal leled Feats of Jumping. Leaping, Kicking, &c. to which will be added, with new improved Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, the popular Splendid, Serio Comic, Pedestrian and Equestrian Pantomime, calhicl, THE MAGIC FL UTE. In which that beautiful Animal, the Horse TURKibeing arrived from Ireland), will go through his surpriling foresees on the Stage.) . - In the course of the Pantomime will be iottod . uced, a PAS DE DEUX, by the Misses ADAMS: Doors to open at half past Five, and to begin at half past Six. * * l ' Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons; at the • Box Office, from Ten till Four. - Under the Patronage of Royal Highness THE PRINCE OF WALES. ADMITTANCE RN ONLY HALF-A.GUINEA. AELAGH. ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL zo, 180 1 , Will be given a Superb • MASQUERADE. The Tables in the Centre of the Rotunda will be appro priated for 'Pea, Cone, Sc. and at one o'clock the Dozes will be °cro ' wd with a regular SUPPER - jellie, colLar'd Beef, Blanc Ma nge ; Pastry, tirc.—Wines of the first quality, --;11 be provided. A conunoworit Room will be appropriated for Masquerade Dresses in-the House next the 'Pay-door, where Ladies and CentleMed may he supplied with a great variety of black• and coloured Silk Dominus for hire, front . Five Shillingi, to One Guinea each. An excellent BAND will be provided for - the Country Dances; and the CORPORATIO .BAND, in full Uni form, will during Supper perform so N me of the most favourite -Military P ieces. t• .Doors to he opened at Ten o'Clock. Tickets to be had at Mr. Birch:111:s Music Shop, New Bond-street 'Mrs. Richrnap:s . Masquerade Warehouse, No. 36 1 , Oxford:street ;. Brain) 's Masquerade Warehouse, Co veutry-street ; Crott's Masquerade Ware Louse, Fleet-street ; iarrarlCC'S, Pastry-cook - , Ludgate-hill and Spring-gar- Otis ; and at Ranel a ghfh o u s e , w he r e D resses maybe had on the evening. EATTIECLZ 011,1: OFFICE,. . . " 4301. • Evhquir isruecl ptr Ail 39 and 4e) Ge.;, 111. Cap.. 33. for i.rsuing Exchequer Bills on t4 t ,- Cred;; ,s c . 141 , (1 . th . Scivice e Yrar 1800 , 7earimg d.::.• • , 9tb, ic;th, • i4th, 23J, and 24th of May, ISoo : • TO . BE PAII3 OFP. •• T liE 'LORDS GOMMI4*.SIONE.RS : nit „ • - • .41A.YESTI''s TREASUR!' bay( gin:•en .r -Pving• a3ove-mentione.l gActeyi:ter , 'Bii7s, aidaid that ./t• Principai and interest wide raid E.rcheiteerlbrias ':ball.' Sc pai4 at the • kychequer- Bill Office, - In Margacetlllireei v hpz : • moan -tkr two Palace Yard:, il'ertininster, rbe 27tb a# Ai ril iftriant, on which dity•tbe Mere', '‘.4l the said cheiner Bills will ce.ur. . - , • And attendance will he _ the rcib instant ',and 'every kuccr4iseday,2(:l4,44,tis aiidlaralidays eXcepted-) until Wednesday "cbe,7...24 , -Thstant tilu•ii . ve, from len er‘PCl9.4 the. tb Aforckingti 4 n c .the lie purpose of recePvins the Sah:ty and, fnr the.gri;ltek•Vitilat,.ll, the Biarerr" of thi. Ye..ired to hriag ?.oereol, containing the' Nuytheri ein...Numerical Order, accceding to .. the v alue of die red , t - i - Atf/ of co/nu:exec:lint ...beirestr ivt i tUe principal and: 4 1,riereit dre h 21141, he computed at threc:l , ence halfpenny '• b the d.* oy?'eveti ,- 1001. IrGIN the tire -of ciantnencentent to flit' said 27th dry 1 5 Sil,.,o:rii.drichda .. • the .Intbeit On .the " said Exchevier - ,13111:-rri 1- (care ; and. they' ace je.rieed; to %kite • . .toeir navies • and ftaliit tpc abile otr such Lilts, card ineforse `names .0114 t: • ' • • • • And . such Pxrspir at • are ‘'e: t,Dut "o,t Ztrt:itig Evrtrqmor 7 ...c: 41Fltrin part.t pcovrtati2porrUiintio'ning the same t: the bor..:eit' a Their Lists, 'delivered on or_ _defore...,l,v. raid 221 •Iii i ;; ? -, 7 *, • 7, .I', faliV he racecmnrodated Bids, •rariying threiPence balfp4Kwily ihr. Vcg' 41? meg biwr 7.fkt - • ihe'2.4oh inftant,' and ; lus‘o•tt'ing4y'r.. - ', Me solid New will le Public R rt -11 "7 - .1,4; date, _revilers, - frryiov.4 ‘ll.44argrai. . • CONFLAGRATION of the FRENCH' ADMIRAL'S - SHIP. "r i h Magnificent PICTURE of LORD NEL SON'S VICTORY, with the BURNING of L , (IILI , ENT, in which are introduced Portraits of the ()Ricci-31 the Size of Life, Is now open for Public Exhibi. tion, at Mr. ()Ku c's, No. itS, Newßorsd.strects war Gros venor-Arca. 4DMITTANCE ONE SHILLING. B. An ENGRAVING is in kind from, the same.-- price Subscribers Two G µlncas for Proofs, and one cui „ca fur Prints, size of the three former Naval Vittorio's. WOBURN AN,L) NEWPORT PAGNELL ROADS. JAMES MARTIN, George Inn, Woborn, Beds, a nd RENN HIGGINS , Swan In n,,New p ort Pagnell, cks. return Thanks.to the Nohility ll Gentr)', and Others , for Tavouts already received : and as,t eß o ad Is now very good, beg leave to inform then, and the Public in general, that on Monday . next. the 2 , 3 th tut. they Intend to 'reduce the Price of Posting from ss. 6d. to Is. 3d per mile. JAMES MARTIN RENN HIGGINS' A CARD. PR OF ViSSOR of PORTRAIT and. MINIA TU RE PAINTING, having recently discovered a isirticUlarly easy and expeditious Method of working ivon lvogy, can atlord to execute highly-finished LIKE -7488686 for o ne-th ird of his : usual terms. Wishing, upon account ntltts helith, not to confine himself to Painting coo closely at present, the Artist . vvnuld institia a few Pupils, at hothe or abroad, In DRAWING, and PAINTING either is oil ,0 Water-Colours. A few Lessons will enable any L a dy or Geritlosinri, with some previous knowledge of Draw ing, td' pilaf Miniatures in the above stile. Flintier Particulars may be known, and• Specimens seen, bu imu i r y, or addressing a line, to S. S. to be left at the Cc_ n L. 4 l> o st 9itice, NO. Piccadilly, opposite Burlington House. .-- lkiriNlA'rUkt PAINTING. An Artist of the first- experience as a Miniature Painter, respect. fully acquaints the Public, that he paints Likenesses in Minvavire on reasonable terms, and warrants his Plante_ both for fi nishing, and particularly for the Likeness, to be inferior to none: Cards of Address to be had at Larnbervs, Gold and Silver Laceman, No. 436, Strand, and at Hughes's Artificial' Flowvr•Manufaitory, No. rib, New Bond-street. N:8.,-;Tia prevent unnecessary applications, the lowest ternis'ate Five:Guineas for the> most - fashionable size Minia. ture.i'Antiif an extraordinary size, the P r i c e - wi l l b e hi gher . i n pi-Vertigo:. • ? ' • • MO :ACCOMMODATIONS.% COMMISSION BUSINESS, and COMMERCIAL CONCER,NS. lt EFICHANTS) Manufa6lurers; sl.topkeepdcs , said others, supplied with an Advance.upon ‘troo . Lawns, cottgins, or any other species of Goods and. Met. chandize, raw,•or manuladtired t tilt such time as May 'be convenient, at legal interest and a moderate Commission. - The Connedions and Ciirrespondenee of the Advertisers being ttie most extensive,, affords therit the constant meads of . 0 suitableancl advantageous market' for Goods 'of every de wiption, w nen it may be the wish of the panics to‘dispoie of the same. • • 'Those over-stocked.with Coeds, or desirous of extending, their Trade and COimedions, will find this the most eligible resource they can have; or, when disappointed in, receipts an d r e mittances, will always meet with immediate, effeaual, and • confidential . . • Every application meet with attention, and;:the neis be conc luded with that requisite promptitude and deli.. which have always secured that approbation. • 2pe c-- 4 1 , tte rs to Messrs. Morgan and Co: Nu. 54 , Warreri.s*, ~t London; or personal applications frotn tefr ro-squa re, i l l! three o'cleck, duly 'attended toi STOKESLEY, NORTH - RIDING, YORKSHIII.E. I R ROBERT .MACKRETH, Knt. and MOSES a S C RA FTON I Esq. Trustees for Sale of the Estatei oaf lames Bradshaw Pierson, Esq. and his Som. deceased; will attend at the Black Swan, Stokesley, from the 16th Day of April inst. to the a6th Day of the same Month, for the;pur. pose of disposing of the remaining part of such Estates, or any part thereof ; which consist of the Manors of Scokesl9y, Baseciale, Nuntliorpe,.. Upsa),...NeWton, and Faceby, with 2600 Aoriis of Meadow, Ara ble, Pasture and WooeLand, and iiiMards of 3oco Acres of Moor Land, abounding with Came, great part of which may be cultivated, situate at and near Stokesley. There is 'standing upon the Newton Estate, some VcrY ex cellent Oak Timber, of about twenty-eight years growth. Foi particulars apply to Mr. Monney, Solicitor), Wood et met, London. ..- fIOTI-IAMTON, near BOGNOR ROCKS; SUSS EX. jkTo be LETT, by . the Year; or for a Term of Six Months, SiVaclou READY FURNISHED.IVfANSI O N - . - ous E ; c ontaining nine Bed-chambers, two Draw ipii-Folii3; large Dining-mum, two gooti Parlours,. and Araq4lieiintrartce Hall, upon a scale of unusual c oneemenee Ittlofektnnee. cl,le Kitchen and ()ifices are exce llent, and'a t tleittilytax, be accommodated with good Garden Ground, 'itit'Cilm-Itor, ?'Cow in the summer season, The "House etlifitands.o6ielightful View both of Sea and Land, and is, itieitbwrlunrea,. calculated to form a pleasant Residence for a Gentleman's Family. N. B. - Distance from London only 67 miles : : a rJck of Fax liOur.is,:ancl two . Packs of harriers in the neighbour. ock!. • 1 • - . I ; & t t e rs(post4'3l(l), (tireaeil to Air. Turner, ' at. notitam tojl;.siti iti.:44 , :mewled to. •.. . . • . . • TO THE PUBLIC. ill-founded Reports have been circulated' A S many by ignorant or designing People, tending to inflame the Minds of the Poor, and injure the Charaders of flit! Butchers throughout the Country, it being insinuated that Meat is kept up - to the present enormous Price through their Condua ; morder therefore to convince the impartial Public, that such insinuations are equally false and unjust, and as much as is . in their power tu alleviate ,the Distresses of the Poor, the undersigned are determined to use every aim to lower the exorbitant Price of Provisions, anti in order to ac. complish this desirable object, thq have, 4, a Numerous and Resp;.:6lable MEETING of the , BUTCHERS of PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, and GOSPORT, held the r3th Day of April, iSot, (by the consent of the Mayor and Magistrates), at the Guildhall in Portsmouth, come to the fallowing Resoluthlns - L—Resolved Unanirrmusly, 'That from and after Friday the First Day of May, we will render MUTTON and BF,..EF at the reduced Prices of SSVEN-PENCE per POUND 'in fair Lots. 2.---Resolved, That from and after that Date, we will use every endeavour to persuade the Farmers to render Stock m such manner as shall enable us to sell in future at the said reduced Price of Seven-pence per Pound. 3.—Resolved, That if the Farmers and Graz . :ers will not vend their Cattle in such a manner as to enable us to sell at the said reduced Price, we solemnly declare :hat we will never purchase any Cattleof them in future. 4. —That these Resolutions be published in,Hand-bills, and advertised in THE SUN, Star, and AlbiOn, fOi the idol ,mation of the Butchers throughout the-Kingdoo, whom 'theYearnestly invite to follow their example, and ,hereby 'in bolllCdegree relieve the Poor during the present 1' rest&ure of the Tones, N. B. It is presumed that this laudable measure, taken by the Butchers of the Three Towns, will entirely, do away any unjust insinuations that may have .prevailtAr : respeiting their dealings, and that the Public . will com4.ooerously for ward, and support them iu the fultilment.ol tAtesq 4*lu:- tions. . . . EdWard Soal ohn Lake - Richard-Cozen ,-ii. James. Way ohn Adams John Gig ' ::,-- Robert. Young .John Feltham George S bent Joseph Reed . John Evans E . si r d i ftegs William Young William Cox. Thornas,Dewey Jonathan Gains John White, jun. Samuel Lowe dinund Chown William Gain, sen. Phillip Rogers Joseph Brown William Gain, jun. John Littletteld,jun. Henry Groves John Davidge Charles Bullock Henry Leggatt John Morey . Samuel Blackman Andrew Barnett j ohn Doling . William Mills Richard Fount ames'Doling • .Richard Mills tJoseph Leggatt • William Wickham Tames Elphick a mcs Wells William Colebrook- William Matthews dward Beaton • Henry Wickharn. 1. C. Doling William Stallard . ,Henry Leggatt G. Hooper Hudson and Mills .J. Withers . Edward %Yevell Richard Mears William 'Withers antes - M.:yell Edward Gedwin John Pay oseph Stone i fames Knight. jolui Burden arms Charlett VICKERY's IMPERIAL HEAD DRESSES. ELEGANCE. TESE Head Dresses aduru the 11441 1 / 4 1WHIC of all Ages, and improve the befeets of Nature or Ac e dcut. UTILITY. • They are so useful that Ladies' may cornplete their Head Dress in the most becoming style in a tew FASHION • . - • They have the peculiar Excellence of not being known from Nature, and are worn by every Lady of Rank and Fashion in the Metropolis as well as the Country. VNIVERSAL CONVENIENCE. These Head Dresses are o ininied and adapted to the Countenahce and Complexion 'or the Wearer, that the Young they, Kratc, the Middle-aged they enliven, and the Elderly they dignify. N0..6; Tavistock.street, Coven t g arden.' TO THt FEMALE SEX. MRS, RINGENBERIG;;I-lerbalisti well-known in this Metropolis, by havingperfortned4wany surprisz ing Cures, continues to .give her advice re-theiiPuir Sex, af fliettd with irregularities, obstructions, wealtaaes, nervous diseases, private disorders, and every cornptaiht: peculiar to the Sex. Ladies labouring under obstructions, -proving an' uneasy sensatkon, wiil find their interest. jorti.??ollam as above. Secrecy may be depsaded on in evekog,,,2o3y-,.. a ce ._ ing the snoring urine, she intbrms the. Patept,4 l curable, Sand will pot take them• in care wittkout beingsure to• petforrn a.cure, her reputation being stroll. Attendance at Nn. . Palace-street, Buckingham-Kate, from eleven tilt sev e n oielnek, Surniays excep Ted. --To prevent curiosity, • she never i4;itll dr bears a Cu:, without her itiusaVity 0f:11411 . ..a. .0 Uinta. . Chapman - to to Thornas Nicholsbn:. ~to .to I'hontas Collier - to to 'George. Bitseyi . - la:15 • William Prescott to LO J. Saunders - ' Robert Taylor - ,% to Geo. Jetreris and Son to to Staniforth , lo to . Geo. Sltarp,and Son . 'to .i r oc James.W4:llford xo to John Bond; Jim. Benjamin Bovill -to to I ohn Turnbull - •re. to - 1 Coke and Hallord to to John Forbts .to'-to "homes Wilkinson to' to Piescholl'and Brogden 34.- V. N. Lancaster -•= "Jo to ,A. M. Bennett - to to ''homes Rowcraft - ''to. to, Winter anti Kaye to.. io.- David Glover and Son';' to 10 Phyn, Inglis, and Co.- to -ro Darin, Strangeirttt.b' 'Fa to - M‘Tavish, Fraser, and Xobert Crew Co. - • - to -to. : Alonroand BrovVit - 10 to W. and 11.-Borrowdaill john Auldjo • , and Co. • , • i d Thomas. lannison - . 1.e•1e; Brock and Lb Mesurier to l'o• - rhellusson, Brpthersi. Greg and Cortield . to 'io an d c a . - 'to- to William bird - io 1p I% Latham and Son to to D-- •ro - zo vini arn Pitt to to. Rich. Lee -' . to to Henry Thonipson 'to to Botudien, Cnollett, and. Peter Berthon and Sons to to Bourdien - . ' to. in Edw. - I/aux and SOUS. 710' to , Harry Clarke,..ion.. to, to . Fdwatti Vaux . to- to • Thos. kettlewell to to_ Edmond Thos. Waters to to Brickwcods amt Daniel io to Th omas pansink - to to Williatn Bowden - to to Hobson and Allirey . to- to'. Gm WArd - ;to.' 4 P. Marten .., to .:to Stephen Cattley to to .N. Altai and Son - to to Geo. Surridge . to IQ • George Glenny . to. to 'Bainbridge, .Ainsleyiand Samuel Hadley ..- to-io. --Co.. • /0 /0 Jos. Rodgers - to to Alex. lidale to to Peter Everitt hiestears to to. Jos. Nattalli - to •to Reeve and Green • - 7 to _it, Chalnim lota Richard Hewitt - to to CleVndi VVhite k Co. to to Thomas Langley - 10 10 Leatlfard; Ward, and Alex. Bax,ter and Wm. ;Walton. • ' 2 - to 1O Mate to. r., jzolts Potts to to William Webb - _to to . and E, Leo .20 0 Rawson Aishtbie • to to Coadall and Ttirner to 'to H enr y Bramley - to to W. Wm: Rtkinton.and ' John Wm, trice - .to .to ,- C 0... to :to Richard Page - to to Henry ‘Vilkinsbn to-to William Hubbard - to io Charles f lower to to Webb and Campbell tn, ter beonard I;larnard to to Witts and Rowley, - to , to Dintsdale and Clays to to Subscriptions continued to be received .by Bennett and White, at the Bar Of this Hbuse. PRIVATt TUTOR. GENTLEMAN educated at an - English Uni versity, who can be strongly reednimended by a Lady o llistiudion, ,ittN‘cbose Family . he.; has „lately resided four years as P 1 VAT TOT,Qg desOus of a similar Ap poittmeat, for whith he 'trusts he is - well -opal ifiet4 by an extensive knowledge of •G reek, Latini.!French,. Arithmetic, Geography, most utisladory.Refermices will be given. Letters: addressed to A. M. No. Yull-Mall, A:. immediately un.lwered;: '—'------ ."- 'TO I.ETT, FURNISHED, 1 13, ,. ibe'rear, rather than for a shorter period, _ A' HOUSE. in-, near aryantton-street, Portman . s quare. Thivitortse-ii• . usefuliy and.uOtly furnished,. and will be lett chtell . o , a . refpectabk .Farnicy, forvpCo which, it will hv found yen! tiiitzifilb.E. May be , entered n illulle diately :sls within Iliree iniriiitei..Walk of .54 - cle Park. ,f;.' ' Enquire at Air. UlysOlooksiiif4.goX4.o l o-streett near Borid- 4 trcet. .. CHEAP DAYS. - - • . Will commence Tuts DAY, And Six following 'Vs.-. EDEACON, •at the Pheasants . and . Sceptre, . No. 3S, New Bond-street, him* just tinistita taking Stock, ind thrdwn aside . several articles' whit h are , remnants of various descriptions and other goods, respettfiliLy invites the , Gentry, and his numerous ,Thelids, :to favour him with a call, and begs to assure them of his deter mination .to sell these goods at uncommonly reduced prices, tin ready money.. He.flatters himself this plan will he gene rally approved, and for the atcOnuriodation of Ladies, has seledked SIX DAYS 'to conitneke THIS' DAN', when a variety oft odds will 'be exhibited, as cannot fail to ensure to him a continuance of that preference he ,has fox length of time experienced,and is so dairdus to retain. The goods consist of remnants; black and white laces and edgings, white and Brack lace veils; ribbon's in.shart lengths, silk hanilkerchiers; gauzes, 14ney velvets, straw and chip sad nhLticti sui drosses and ctoaks, satin mode ,ntiolins and curious -lace cloaks ; dresses and various articles ; several dozen cheap gluves; haber dashery, • dm. •-, . • Linen Draper y Stock —remnants and'cut-quantities of mus lin, :which wi t be sold at half pride; also *.pieces • and -hal f pieces India and British muslins, a little , out of condition ;. printed muslins and cambrieS,; a large assortment cambric tnoslins, -Scotch, 1 rish and French'cambrics for podtet hind -kerchiefsi- gotdand silver ;flushes, .calicoes, dimities, shawls, /cc. with several other articles too numerous to mention. No article Whatever wia be booked, but sold for featly 'money only. A SINGULAR. OCCIIRRENCE IN THE FOLLOW- " • • INC CURES. • . ISEdi A GOODIE', ' of' - ,Lasswade . , near IEIA bu l igh,•Was relie'ved'entirely from theSeurvy, which •aaded bath her legs and aryls, after using, inet*Clually, re"- 'medics tittered to her of several eminent Praditiotters. At tested by Mr. Baxter, South liriclge, F.ditiliurgh • John Pawn, Minister.; J. MurrayAlichir ,'• Hume, Elder ; James Steward, Surs•eon., • AiltiejO• 'Person haling ninny Scrophii lottsWothals in her NeeNiMehatge:l from the Bristol. Intir- InaiY , brialcing'S P I 10* tritli7i • t' AT ENT Awris CO R. 'ne s ric - DRopsf, garentiWitly'`well't for the truth of this, -Mr„ CiutweU, of Bath s wigtrtgarthe enquires to the Person 4ttred. ' ' The above Drops are prepkred•and sold at the Dispensary, No. ti,•Soho..4'mpare, Loadah, rn bottles ass. ,andr l• 25. each ; the.isjiottle are rnark:ed " Frs. S pilsbury,'his Anti scorbutic Dircills;. by the King's Patent, and the: lttr6er, with the addition of the King's Arms ; also sold by the, ge ,neralNendymot .Paterkt,Mrait.ine Tolvii and Country ; ih noioLtgh Vuly, by Glaik, NO. 3e, and $11315 No. 74. • i)n 'Aaita'ay vublislidclf 'e UESTANCI; - cif.the:SPRECHIlf the . Right Hong ' 'IIIN V? PtiNDAS on 11,1r. — G1iEY's M()110.14 foe 'an„lN k,PI RY 1:46 44c STATE of the NATI ()N•ezewii NEsl):‘i, - titc 2 th Q t Alaich; Igor: • P-r.inYVI for F. anhi Yavinvo4l, St. Chute') yard ; T:llatchiirdePiCOaditly ;and to bt; ht&ot all the other serlets. • , ' • This Day was piibli'shed, - • r - PHRE . -Valuable SCI3C)OI., 'BOOKS. in the .1. - • GERMAN LANGUAGIf.. . . •`. 1. A Ccncise I::rigishand G chrism. , SP t: LLI 'As/ -BOOK;, or an Easylptrottu ion to the t;erntart, ..,*.Tararncit ; • a'dapteik for the (Y!;e or F. nglishnaen I ilivillcd:ittto'. Four Parts. h yr Godtrili-AugvAtts% Muller,':Feaeher of the Ccrinan , Lan-. guage at Flewers's A cadeiny, Islington'. Price 4.5. bound. A- C.:11,0A, I' radical Granitr a of the Cc:ram:" Totti‘itc,, Owe. Os. bottrld _ • . • - • ' . 3. An Anglo.Cerman Prair s is, being aQurse cif Exercises. Dialogues, Ice, to . facilitate-the acquisition of Ole Gen t ian Language; price-6s. boimd. • • _ ' By the Rev. Dr. Render, Teacher Of t.he.Oernian Language, (late. of the University of Cambridge, noWof London), anti Tkanslatmof The lkohik bers, a Tragedy, 'from Schiller ; arld Count Benyowsky, from Kotzebue, with Frontispieces, :price 3s. 6d. each. London,: Printed for IL D.. Symonds,' raterpOstor,TQW; and Dulau and Co. Soho.square. • . • . . BOAR•artd CASTLE , . OXFORD4STREET, • With'immediatg Possession. To be-PEREMPTORILY SOLD' by AVCIION, • • Bye Mr. RHINE, To-morrow, ttt the Rainbow Cotibe-tiouse, in Cornhilj j . at Twelve, o'Clocki A vEitY VLu A B LEASEHOLD E?: • . .1 TATE, Forty-eight Peet Sfx. Inches in F ron t w h o l e - af Which has beep very . iv built .at a - Ne - Ny expenee, And well finished-;' consisting of the , old.established :tad well-known inn, called • - • • ' '• • THE BOAR , AND CASTLE,' Witk.A • Nell- Prodtpitive 4.tIQU O R RARE large and .small Sittink,rooms, and twenty best Redchanbers; Stabli ng ice forty:;9fla Kotkes,„six Coaelti•hottsei, and many ,i;e f t c h t "b ers over tie same for Setvants,,Wiggoners, arc. , illewhole held by Lease, 'Forty-Years al.wluch are •• thiexpited, jit.the trerne,l44w Rent of trot, . . , Tlk o' viewed till the Sate. Printed Particulars may be had on cho.P.remises; at-tile Rainbow ; and of ,m - i % ki t ihe Charlotte.street, Bloomsbury. .1 CAPITAL 1-LOUSE; near PORTMAN-ScWARE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. R AINE,. To.rnorrow, at tho Rainbow Cofer-houst;. in Cornhill,. ' at Twelve o'CloLk; ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, on which i s su b. , 7 _stantially creaed an - VWELLENT HOUSE, cit.. tremely well finished, and Is feet in front, belpg No. 13; ch the East We of " .‘ oLoucIi.TrER.:PI.ACE, PORTIVIA.N.SQUARF containing .ever7l.7onvenience requisite for a Vaknily of the 'fitst , llistinction,_.anti , ew. in the molt perfect The detached Otfiees cOniist of Stabling. for .seven two Coach-Muses, Coachuvan and' Groones Clia,rnber 4 Lofts, Laundry; Scc. 4.c. The whole late in the .possession of a Lady of Fashion. The Elegant and appropriate FURNITURE (nearly nett) may or may. tint be taken, at a fair Vaik4tloll, at thy option of the Purchaser. 'l'u be viewed by Tickets only, which niiq be had of Mr. Raine,..Charloite tweet, Bloomsbury, as wall as wrinted Particular 3; which maybe had also at the ILLirib9w Cotreom house.. , . HOUSES and LAND at HAM.ME RS MITH, and Cakit#l STABLES, GARDEN, &c. at STAINES-BRIDGE. • TO BE SOLD B A _ Y UCTION, ' By Mr. RAINS, To.rnorrow, at the Rainbow Colko.house, in 'Corral', at Twelve &Clock; in Three Lots.; IIREE_.FOURTHS of a COZY ' BOLD ESTATE_, equal in value to FREEHOLD, being held at a stnall.Vinb-certain ; consisting of a HU U 51 and SHOP, so feet in front, - in the BROAD •PART of MERSMITH, as held by' Mr. Joseph Hartley, Linen; tiniper, as Tenant a; Wilt, at a loW Rent. And. a BRICK COTTAGE, 'standing in Four acres of rich Garden-ground, bssj.won the four-mile stones on the Hanimoslnith and the Attest . Roads, at Starch-Green, as hold by Mr. William Newman, Market-gardener, as Tenant at Will, at a moderates. Likewise, the- Elegant, New-ereded STABLES, COACH-HOUSES, Yard, and. Kitchen-Garden, as built - and raised by jtstin Crahatn, Fig. just over Staines.bridge, surrcy; Ited by Lepe (twenty.six yeats unexpired at istmai last), 'at only sl. per inuunt. Mr. Hartley :tad Mr . Deer will sheW the Premises at Ham.. therimith in their possession, Sand Mr. Whitc, at Staines bridv, those near lint, - of ,ail of whoin printed Particulars ..trtay be hail; alio at the Rainbovr Curtin-115m1se ; and of :01r: /tame, Charlotts.attev, Blo s oinsbu , y. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O.MORROW EVENING, April 17, lElor, T be permeGENTLEMd a COmedy, callAN. ed TH rfoß E POO PEROUSE. •