The Sun. — London, England, 1804-03-31 00:00:00

„,,‘ , \;. l, OU lk i, ~,, _ e., I.l_ , ~:-, , .—..... f , •• ‘'. N •yr ,... ak -,-, N , :, ” \a t _..---_,-- -- .);ri.r.- .......,,,, ' • ' Awl• , ' . , V , . ,, -- t , . fil aoli -2 4 • si r_ T i ._ . • ••• .. • , This Day was pub,tished, •:, ln One Volume, Price. 43: in boards, 'S ERMONS chiefly (iesiene , to Elucidate some of the leading DOEtrines of the GoliTel. ' By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, '•,ReElor of Hamstall Ridware,' in the County of Stafford, Chaplain to, the. Earl of Co:artown, and late Fellow of . ' All Souls Caliog . e, Oxford. i " Printed•for T: Cadell 'and W. Davies, Strand. OFFIC 0:F ORDN ANCE, , • arch 12, 1804. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of iIIS MA LYESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, Tho Proposals will be received at th'eit Office,• St. Matgaret's-stieet, Westminster, on or before Monday the 9:h of April next, front such Persons as may bt willing to undertake the Supply of FIR TIMBER and DEALS - upon Contrad for the Ordnance Service 4? 'Portsmouth. The Terms and Conditions of the Control? may be &MOWn upon application at the Ordnance-o Oct at Portsmouth, and also at the Secretary's Office in St. Morgaret's-strict, any day brlwern the hours of Ten and Pear o'Cloele, where the Proposals are to be de:. livered, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals tbi the Supply of Fir Timber and Deals for thz Ordnance Service at Portsmouth ;" tut no Proposal can be admitted after the said 9th of April next. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW; .tecretari,. . • ' ' - THEATRE-ROYAL, DRIIRY..I. -• E. • ' 0 N "MONDAY NEXT , ' A PRI L z, t 804-, will be performed a Trage.ly, called • •• • •:- :' " f..,:4., _ GEORGE! I'M RN W gLL. .. ~,,.; 1. „( . ,,, ~ Thoroughgcd„ O Mr. PW ELL ; • I • Barnwell', Mr. P.-kCK.ER'- ~ 4 1 - ; .• • - George Barnw e ll, Nir. H. -10 HINIS'TONI ' !,- .. I ~ ,, .rel Trueman, ;slr. HOLLAND - I Blunt, Mr: COOKE. Marta, Mrs. ••SO NT I:FY •, • _.,,, ,i; .:,:Millwood, .Mrs., ppwELL ; , . • • Lucy, Miss POPE. To which will be added a Pantcia - iinie; 'called ‘-' ;'l'." LOVE -AND MAGIC, WitiviNew-Scenery, Machinery; Dresses, and Decorations. • .The,_NßW ovERTVRE and. SONGS ' db Y MI. : • - : 4 • •. . SI-I2VW: , • • The Pantpini3e TPns' - ieleffed by Mr. BYRgE, , . A n d . a CcomPalirci - 911 . ti? H 1 ~by Mr. W 4 1 PAtt:r.- :-: 1 Harle B qtiin, Mr. YRN E *M agdthe'Vfigiciahl,'' Mr . :*PURSER*; : . ~. •: ....•. Penitalobn, Mr.: MA - ,„•-• -;•,-,... 2 ;,, itTychn.(;4e.,(; ki,sur9, Mr. cp s. , mALDI I . ._, .(1 ... L? - Cbluinb - ine„ . Zs 's- 'a. - l'f.E,••`Fi-VGE ; • - , - i'• The Sprite, Miss TY4t ER e • • `•'• l e l rt li i 1 Pantalluk,,./vI4DROOKF.R• = . . Ursifla(the D war f) , M aster TOKE'LEY--; ; ' . , . ... , Ven05,„..44.4s HICKS; • • The Giaces, Miss BRISTOW, Miss WATSON, ~,, ROYCE ; .. and Miss '-uPid, Miss e;OODWIN - In - • . ' - - Hymn,- Miss S-AUND ERS. - - -- • The Pantottiim e ofrepresented Love and Magic, during ristef:Wcek only. - will 'be. ••, Oh 7 rl,lesday, the Comedy of The Country Girl. ; • . On Wednesday, The Wife of I"'NVO Rusbands. On Thu rs'claY and Friday; ThE coldiers•Dlifghter. And on Saturday, :a new Comedy, in Five Acts, never per formed; called Ti e,SailCCs Daughter. .7`t he per_rme”, 4..c_ time, On Mondiy, April gth, will be l'n A I Grand S;)ed:lcle of Cinderella, or Ths Little Glass Slipper. The Bah Night of the new• Farce of.The,Counterteit, will be on Tuesday, Apra! to.. A iie. Farce; in Twci Ads, never performed, •called The Middle Dish, or The Irishman iii Turkey, is in prepara tion at this Theatre. . NEW ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, - LASTLEY's, Westminster -Bridge. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of • • I Wales and Duke of York. rAN'MCrNDAY NEX *Oil 2, will be ."pre seined,- an entirely New Spedaele, in Two Parts, with new Scenery, new Music, new Dedorations, &c. with Splen-i - did and uncommon Combats, called . ZITTAW THE . CRUEL ; • Or, •T r ilE W'OODMAN's DAUGHTER. 11r-''•!.', Principal Charac.ters7-Zittaw the Cruel, a PoliAt Prince, Mons. Robe're La 'raise, late of theadyal eirctis . his first appearance; : Marko& and Tadmor, his Chief 'Officers, Messrs. Laurent and Mercerot ; SObieska his Chief At tendant, 'Mr. 'fay 'Cr • 1 .COutitiTimoska, betrothed to lll goadat Mr. Roberts, .fronri the Royal Circus, his first ap. 'penance; ''Sbobaeli, his Confidant, Mr. Dickinson ; . i G Ro manoff,' the Woodman, Mons. Boulanger ; Selcha, Mr. .hannot ; Paulina, Mrs: Wall'ack.; Taborah, : Mrs. Her bert ; Frederica, Mrs. Sleigh, her •first appearance ; and ingonda, Mrs. Mercer6t. Polish Peasantry, Vassals, i Huntsmen, Dancers; A ttendants, Soldiery,. :&c. &c. The Recitative, Songs, Duets, and Chorusses, by Mr. Up- 1 .The.Seenery desigiiert by Mr. Grieve, and executed •by .hitn;MesslS.:Smith, 'Marchbanks, .Clark, Morifam, Bromley, and Lupino. . • -The.,Diesses - designed. by gr. Roberts,ltraeXectited under his Diredion, by Messrs. Willi-ams, Bishop, Foster, and i Assigtants. - The Properties 'Bradwell. •'. The Music; With a new Overture, by Mr. M. Lawrence; And,the ,Spectat;lovritten, invented, and produCed by Mr. • • AstLEx, )tin. ' ' - Preceding the above, an entirely new Comic Ballet of At tion, taken from the popular Print by. Terriers, composed and produced by Mons. Gouriet, from the King's Theatre, • llarnatket, called . THE -FLEMiSti 'FAYA . ; • Or; THE-SOLDIER,BY,LOVE. , An entire new Duet, written by, Mr. Upton ; called How d'ye do ? or; 'A Meeting between lOlia u IVand Bonaparte; In the course of the Evening; a grand Variety of Exercises, particularly . elevated Rope Dancing, by Mr. RICHER, who is positively,erigaged only for six weeks. HORSEMANSHI V, by those unequalled Equestrians 'Master 'SAN 14 ERS, Mt. 1E FE RlES ; ':and Mfr. POR. T E R (late of the Royal .Circus).. Mr. tORANNOT will sing an entire new Song, written by - -Mr. Upton, called . "'The Golden,Canister ; or, Mr., Fig and Mrs. Bannister." The whole to conclude with a Comic - Pantomime, written and invented by Mr. AST L Y jun , called THE PHOENIX . ; • Or, HARLEQUIN AND..ULLIP.Q. Columbine,_Mrs. WYBROW And Clown, Mr. LAURENT. Doors tO'be opened at Half past Five', to begin at Half past Six p'Clock. Box 4s. Second Price zs: —Pit is. Second Pricels.-W... lery ts, Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half - past Eight or Clock fith. cisely. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at theox- Westminster-bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. Office, This Day was published, price is. QT. R B E R,T ;or THE FRENCH L.) ROYALIST. A Poem, in fivnantos.. Printed :or j. Ginger, Piccadilly. - - Mr. ARTHUR YOU-INIC's FARMER'S CALENDAR. This Day was published, In One very large Volume, Olavo, price Half-a-Guinea, in boards, , r1 -4 1 - lE' FARMER'S CALENDAR ; containing "...1 PRACTICAL. EXPLANATIONS .of the BUSI- N E SS necessary to be performed on various kinds of FARMS DURING EVERY MONTH of the YEAR; With the Principles of various new I tnprovements and . I tistrudions fur 6xeenting them. - By ARTHUR, YOUNG, Esq. F. R. S. Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, and Honorary Mem. ' ter of many Sotieties in . Europe and AMerica. The Plan of this Wdrk is already well known to the Pub lie, and has been saoioned by tlie . rapid Sale of four large. Editions. It had., Itiaw'eVer, rentainesl out of print several years,. but the Authrfr , haS now re - p ublished it, with such considerable Improvements and Alterations adapted to the present advanced state of AgriCulture, that it may be justly described as: an entirely New and Modern Work. Printed for Richard Phillips , No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, The ANNALS of AGRI CU uru R.E, a Periodical Work, J:Flited by Mr. Young, in Monthly Numbers, at as. each, and complete Sets in forty volumes, pace zzl i 145. 6d. in boards. The a3d of APRIL, 1804, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW. INC. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val., of each. Total Value. of 4z0,0c.0 are ,C 40,000 2 10,000 - 20,000 3 - 5,0e0 * ts,ooo 4 - 2,000 - 12 1,000 - 12,006 13 - 500 - 6,500 20 - 200 - 4,000 5° - too 5,000 1 00 , so 5,000 7,35 15 4* 20 - 147,000 30,000 Tickets ,C 262,500 Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - C.ao t ooo First-drawn Ninth Day - - - - 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRLSENT Ticket - - - - - o Half --9 o o Eigh t h - - 6 o Quarter - - 4 It o Sixteenth - 3 6 * * *Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. JUVENILE TRAVELS. This Day was published, in Four handsome. Volumes, small Octavo, illustrated with Twelve beautiful Engravings, and Two large Maps, price its. neatly half-bound, HE TRAVELS of ROLANDO r ound the World, being a supposed Tour through Africa and Asia, co at:doing Authentic Descriptions of.the Geography, Natu ral History,lVlanners-ond Customs, and-Antiquities of vari ouS Natio* written expressly for the purpose of initiating Young Persons in Geography. Translated from the trench of L. F. IAUFFRET. Printed for. Richard Phillips, No, 71, St. Paul's Church yard ; and sold by Tabart and Co. No. -157, New Bond-street, - and all Booksellers. Of whom may be had , by the same Author, Visits to the Menagerie, price zs. 6d. The Little Hermitage, price as. ; also Poetry for Children, by Miss Aikin, price No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING CROSS _ T' BI.SH, tespettfully solic its the Public io p,rt.i,e . the Scheme of the present Lottery, which will be found to contain near as many Capital Prizes as Lotterles usually_ have done of double the Num b e r Of Tickets. a rriZeS of £.20,000 ,12 Prizes of Z. 1,000 2 -- 10,000 13 ----- soo 3 ------- 5,000 20 ----- 200 . 4 ----- 2,000 50 ------ 100 &c. 8a- &C. .. , There will be only Ten D•iys' Dr..wing ; the Lottery will begin on the 23d of April, and finish on the , 23d of May. The Days of Drawing will be as under : Day. I , Day. 1. Monday, April - - 23 1 6 Saturday, May . - la ' .2 Saturday, April - - zg • 7 Thursday, May - - 1 7 3 'W e dnesday, •May - zI ' 3 Saturday, May 7 ••• .19 4 S a turday, May - - 5 9 Tuesday, May - - 22 5 Wednesday, May - 9I to Wednesday, May - 23 Thc Lottery consisting of only 30,030 "'rickets makes it I highly probable that towards the Drawing they will be scarce, and consequently higher in Price, but the Public may 'd e pend on having Tickets and Shares whilst any remain, at 1 botl) of the above Old Established Offices, where a consider- 1 C a a it p , i o ta n l d P e r m iz a e n sZ b r y T BISH. several years have been . 1. able n u mber shared, nn u mber aof pall *.* All Business in the Public Funds transa&ed with fidelity and dispatch. • . . To the WID.OWS of OFFTCERS 'of the REGULAR `AWAY. r THR brFiCF, of ..IVIATRON to the ROYAL I. M ILITARYASYLU NI at CHELSEA being vacant, a preference is intended to be RiVen' to tae WIDOW of an OF V.ICER of the REGULAR., SERVICE. Applications born Persons of this description, Who May think themselies cinalified- for such a Situ at i on, will , be considered, it ad" dreLecti o the commandant at the Asylum on or before the loth of April next ; who will 'explain .to the Applicants the D'utie that - will be required from them, and all 'other cir cumstances conneded with the Situation. In. their 31)1410- tons they most state the Services of their, Husbands, ,their own Age, ailtt the Niimber and 'Ages of the Children who „form as part of their Family .; also the Name; of P ers9ns who can be referred .to, to spea k to their general Charaaer and Qualifications'. Ail applkktions by Post are' to bnent under covertolhe RigFttHun, the . Secretary at War. • • ! • HOLCROFT's TRAVELS. 'I. This Day were published, In Two elegant Volunies,c,Quarto, decorated with a great number of Vignettes, with a separate Atlas of large and splendid Engravings, representing the principal- Objects and Buildings in Paris, price Eight Guineas, in boards or, • with the Plates teduced in size, and folded in the Vo lumes, price Fivepuineas, in boards; RAV ELS in GERM ANY, HOLLAND, TFLANDERS, and FRANCE, to PARIS : wit 4 h ' tnerous particulars relative to the present State of that Ca pital ;" its Festivals, Literature, Charaelers, Paintings, Mu sic, Theatres, Gardens,'lnstitutions, Architoaure, and espe cially the ',Warmers of the People, &c. -ace. • • By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Printed for Rd. Phillips; N0 , .."1, - St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, just published, " Mr. Godwin's Life and Age of Chaucer,in Two large Vo 1-times, Quarto, price 31. t3s. 6d. in boards. • LETTERS FROM A GENERAL OFFICER TO HIS . SON ON ENTERING THE ARMY.. This Day Was publiShed, in Two elegant Volumes, Foolscap Octavo, 'price Half -a-Guinea in boards, THE MILITARY MENTOR ; being a SE RI ES of LETTERS recently written hya C ENERAL OFFICER to is SON on his ENTERING the ARMY; comprising, a Cqqrse of Elegant Instruaion, calculated to unite in the smn: Person the Charatiers and Accomplish mens of the Gent'.ernan and the Soldier; illustratedand b rous • t Examples and Anecdotes from Ancient Modern History. __________ - To WINE and BRANbY NIEIkCHANTS.• .. A' AT 'OLD ESTABT ISHM RN ' in the' WINE '.171.r 0 E to,be 1:51 . P()S Ef) 0 F, l sirtrated in one of the 1 .;',inost pleasint- arid-respattible :Cities a corliinient diataite I from London, the PrOprie.tor being a.hont td retire from bus , less. The Preitiise s and Stock' ariionnt to aC;Out Fiv Tr " - sand Poutlds,'Nrt of which inailieaeft, on 6ecittitY being i gh cl l . - • ;1. - '. ' Y • ' and; 1 F.or Partictlars, apply to Mcasti. ; Robett Frett. l , l " • CO: Abalurch-lane,- Ldmnatd.litteet.. ..- 11 ' • • - ,: - __.. . . . i ' T':orionab PAtENIT BEDSTEADS, SOFA: . - BF. D'S; and;CHAI • 1 81).,ET,-,'lvith 'very lcops . iderple linprovrFnen,tl; by. 414911 lAN apt!" SAINff/f R5;:-Tri'ventor4 3 or their' - 41 tic n .adinite(ft P'E'll Z. 1 11N•t,' 'FABLE and Poilable" Chairi i l atitl`Mantifati.nr ers, ill Oneral.. of ..,MO2, der l ).l l P.49iSt . qry, And, Cabinet Fnil3ittire7, A vqry laige Stotic: • od. ever% Article in the above liranches4-tsalwal'i ready for inpec - Ildn, fot the'futilishing lidmes carpl'et; ..in ttie First ~S tyle of Fashion, and:warranted a t Alit bcpt: Vigtkirioiship, . , . and eliGicest Materials. ..i , • . • .Qegant Four-110st Beds and .11edding eloriuoldte, • tv . ltti new. . designediWinaciw eurtitin; P - atekit gliist3uitu .f .. Tet Bed .. , par.l t i c4arly,?artable for all Fdreign Cliiriates, bi;Nloigan and -' tinclersr FLi rnishin.g Ulihalstererg. 4;nd cabinet fad 7 iers, No.. i 6 and T7l Catliefitie-stre.et., Strand.. .Please to ob. sere No. 16 and t 7 has no connexion whatever 3.Vith any o therWareshouse in tondos.' 7 - ..' 7.• .- • • A 4 n y'Aut Nav.y'ECyi i p a g e of eV•erYilesetiption,cin improved , Trinei si very. portable. ' _ ENGLISH LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING On MONDAY, the a3d of APRIL, 1804. THE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now selling in great Variety of Num bers, and on the lowest Terms. The Money for Prizes paid on demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old established State Lottery Office, (Li cen sed pursuant to Ad of Parliame nt ) No. 2,6, eorniiiii, opposite the Royal Exchange, London. All Shares Sold at this Office will he stamped, agreeable to Adof Parliament, with the words "State Lottery Stamp Office."' Letters, Parcels by Mail Coach, or Carrier, duly attended to, exadly on the same Terms as if present. Bank; lndia,• - and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, and all kinds of Government Securities bought and sold by commission. HON NSBY and Co. s old in the late -Lottery, No. 535, 26,0001. in two Eighths and twelve Sixteenth Shares; o. 20,280, to t oool. in one Quarter, two Eighths and eight Six teenth Shares; No. 11,1 9 6, 5001.' in one Quarter, One Eighth and ten Sixteenths; No. 21,343, sool. in one Quarter, one - Eighth and ten Sixteenths.. Published by Permission. • The Subjeas of these invaluable and elegant Letters are Health ano•Bodily Strength, Anger, Bravery and Courage, % Falsehood, Greatness of Soul, Pride and Vanity, Love of our Country, True and False Grory, • Firmness of Mind, Duelling, Intrepidity, The Passions, Discipline, Gaming, Humanity, Drinking; Modesty, Love, Prudence, Friendship, Secrecy, Science of %Vat, Foresight; Taaics, Guides, Spies, and Deserters, Acquiring the Art of War, and Councils of War, Geometry, Geography, Daring Aaions, Design, Confidence 61 the Soldiers, The Languages, • Means of Insuring their Cou. History, rage, Military Studies, Distrust, • The Coup d'lEil, Reading, Honour, False Honour, ' Q ua lifications of a General , Discretion, &c. mac, &c. Raillery and Slander, With a Table of Contents; and an Index to the Exam ples, Anecdotes, and principal Subjeas. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church. yard; and to be had, of all Booksellers in the British Do minions. TO . TILE CURIOUS IN rISICSAUCE. ~. ,AN.I.I,LIES-in general are reveatullr' informed; . - , - 4 \ -:- L;RL3 RC ESS ana Son's, G.E UIAE. atilt SUP E . ll t 0 It r , S El?tc.:t. qf ANCROVI ES for I' I2lt `S-AU E, conti nues" tn'et.e. iire'ti7ved bc , theni in. the 'sain'e manner:that haS Obta inert is u eh..t7l kAersa i pprobati - in for Man, years 'pas t. ..Tbek'Vgiu.sthkapvirtxklit!Reriorily of that Article is fully dn'tfiet,ktilty‘i eii,(si of• the Coraltry at lar;ze, - .:111d 'of Per.: sons . i'eAiZtent hi-..itl'*;)all% of 'the World; and.haviii7.stood the • test of tri*,:ranris , .s . l` itv the sit,txtioi ir..nc,„...,,,,,,,th5.. • - Thegeneral . utility or 't i-t.nlitlisSt& c E" of A NO - 104' VI ES a i ,„ other ',ICI-I SAtre ES . 51r . F I-1 -li, &c.:induCcs therrt, froin •tne tl i iierons'Atir.rtirr,n'ts daily. appearino , :the same, as none is • to caution Ftnnili , !;; &c: in pur,:na s th,... to be had oi . their , (,; enume, But it their W 1 arenouse as Under. Every 'other Article in thc, 9-it Trade' for family use, of the best q6lity. • • '• ' Warehouse,. No, roi,.ccrrner of Savoy S teps, St raP( ' l I. Bndon.. . ...........__: - ---- - --„,----- a A . . --,----.,--.. NM8.A.1.J1T., - LOZENGgS of BLOIS are a . ..,. 4..)..-nost pleasant and eiledhal Remedy for Coughs, Colds, and DiScirders of the "Lungs. By their 'Sheathing quality they quickly remove Catid-rhs, or troublesome tickling Coughs, and ' , dont great relict in Fore 'Throats, Sureness of the Breast, and Asthmatic Complaints. . Sold by Appointment of the Prop r iet or, i n Boxes, rime is. I id. eacli,.(tuty included, by Mr. Newbery, No, 45, St. Paul's M • r. Gokli,, g, m "0..42,, CornlUll ; Mr. T u tt, a t the Roy ti ' xchail.,,e ; MeSsrs. Bayley and Blew, •Cockspur "re" i Mr. Wade, ()Id Bond -street ; Mr. Jeboult, No. r. 50, and Mr. Piddin g ,N o; 26 ,.oxford-street ; Mr. Ward, No. 3M4s Lulburn ; and Mr. Clarke ; Nu. 2.69, Borough. for th 4 , -- • .e WIND, CHOLICS,- F EUXES;- and otheeDisor ders of the Bowels. • DALBY's CARMINATIVE. CAUTION.—Many * counterfeited Preparations 1..." of this Medicine having been - off:red for sale, under , :specious pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any tmleis they observe, that the Name, 7“. F . NeWbery, No. 45, Paul's, is engrav e d i n t h e Stamp, ' and that id the Bill of Direaions round each Bottle is an EXTRACT FROM THE WILL or Tux LATE - MR. jOSEiH 'DA LEY , VIZ. S 4 Whereas' I did many Years since instruit my, Daughter Frances, now the Wife of. Anthony Cell, of North-street, We.stminsier,G entleman,- in the Art o f compoun di rg a ''''-ertdin Medicine, ofwhich I ain the sole Inventor, called Dalby's Carininative ; ,do hereby constilute - and appoint' My said Daughter" he sole 'PreMier of.this uSefut Wedichie. I like- Wise gi=ve tb'iWtiaidDaughter, .Frances Gcal ,. my sole Pro t. perry in the 'said Carminative, and, all rofits arising from the Sale thereof, to her and her heirs for ever." It is sold only by Newbery and Solis, 45, St. Clairch.:yard, ate(vtitiois from the corner of Cheap , Side, London, price .ts..ga. a Bottle, Duty • included ;and by tilkeir 1 1.)pointetient, by Messis.Dieey'andSiaton, Bow Church. Vird.; Bacorrand Co. NO: qv, and J. Pidding, N 0. 7 6, Oxiard ' str:et ; ;I. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley .and Co. Cock . ;.::1- l Ar-strect ; V. Barry, Bridge.stiect, WeSltninSter ; B. Long-Were . ; 1. Ward, Middle.:row, Holborn ; T. l'utt;' Royal Exchange ; tiV, 'Clarke, Borough:Higlbstreet ; and I. Harris, Successor to MrS. E. NEWbUy, Lociksellcri 4t the Corner of Ludgate.strett. - - ROYAL CIRCUS; .. ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. THE - PUBLIC is - reSpe&fully informed the above Summer Theatre, havinZ during the Recess been com pletely, repainted,„ and undergone the g reatest p ossible IM proVernent in point of Embellishment, Decorstion, Elegance, and Accommodation, W 1 L L OPEN on EAST ER MON DAY,' Aoril a, 1804, when will be presenfed, - , 'A. GRAND DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP , By a Ti - Oop of most Capital Horsemen, in which. Mr. • M'Keen, the Youthful Highlander, or Intrepid Eques lriati. aided by Messrs. M'Donald, Mihill, ikc. will. par-; ticularlv exert themseives. . . Clown to the Horsemanship, Mr. Belcher. After which will be revived, with the original Overture and 'MUsie,'New' Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decora tions (written by . Mr. Cross) . pot. performed these six years, the favourite Grand Speetacle of E RENEGADOES; Or, ALGERINE CORSAIR. Renegadoes, Salem (Captain of the Algerines), Mr. Helrrie ; Bujega, .Male ; Haru Hassan (a Drunken Cook), Mr. Slader ; and Miliatnetta, Mr. Betterton---Algeilne Sailors, Messrs. ' Betts, Williams, Humphrey, Broadhurst, &c. Indian Invaders.. Indi a n-Chief, Mr. Bradbury : ; - Yout hful Indira, Miss Tay lor ; - Warriors , Messrs. Ceurton,White, &c. &c. Indian Residents, Arru Zook, Ridgeway ; Mate Warriors, Messrs. M'K e on,' fame's,' &c.' Alziru's Child, Miss H. Lettin ; Creolu, Mrs.. MiCartney ; Female .Warriors, Mesdames Parkinson, Minton, &C. ; and Alziru, an Indian Wid ow, /17AD AM E • V-OL AMC E, from the King's Theatre (her first - Appearance on this Stage). • • An entire new and splendid Combination of new Music, . Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations , ca lled • • • THE DWARF; Or, PILLAR OF MYSTERY. . . • Principal -Charaders. liftbarico (a Tyrant Magician) . Mr. Betterton ; Fidelio (a Prince) in love .with SEraphina, Mr. - Ridgeway ; Bene fria (a friendly Enchantress) Miss Harrison, her.first,ap .pearance on lhis . Stage; Seraphilia, (her Daughter), Mrs. Helme ; Cupid; Miss H. Lettin ; Sylph, Miss Dennet, and •Minton (the Pretty' Dwarf) by Miss johannot, their • -first-appearances on this. Stage. To which will be added, an entire New Comic Pantomime, with New MuSit; Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Deco rations, called • CYBELE ; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOUR. Principal - Charaders. 'Harlequin, Mr. Ridgeway ; Meagre; Mr. Malt ; -Scapegrace (his' Man) Mr. Bradbury ; Widow Wiseacre, Mr. Starter ; Watty Wiseacre (her Son), Mr.- Betterton; Bad Neighbours (with a Glee) Messrs. Helme, Betts, and Williams: 'Good Friends (with a Son g ) by Mr. Ferrail, being his first appearance on any Stag, and Miss Minton ; Little Pistol, Master Blackinore •' an d Whim Wham, Senex, Clown, Mr. Montgomery ; Cybele, Mrs. Parkin son ; Mirth, Miss Harrison ; Wech Girl (with a Ballad) Miss Salkeld, being her first appearance on any Stage ; and Columbine, Miss Searle, from the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, her first appearance on this Stage. In the course of the Evening's Performance will be exhi bited an Immense Display of Piduresque and brilliant Scenery. The Serious Speetacle, and New Comic Pantomime, vented, written,•and produced by Mr.. Cross, Stage Manager. - Box 4s. Pit as. Gallery is.—Doors to open at halt past • Five o'C lock. BEAUTY, Health, and a good s et of Teeth, can only be permanentlyacquired by using of NEW. 'ON's RESTORATIV E TOOTH-POWDER, patronized and used by Their Majesties, &c. &c. &c. This unMalledTooth-Powder is prepared from the Recipe of the late Sir Richard .lebb, M. D. to Their present Ma, jesties. 1 t is astringent, antiputrescent—a fine aromatic, a most excellent stomachic —extremely grateful to the palate, and pleasant to use, making and preserving the Teeth beau tifully white —gives to the breath the most deleCtable sweet ness, and to the gums that floridness which is the only indi cation of good health; in a word‘ Mr. Newton, the only .Proprietor, will forfeit One Thousand Pounds it 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 acbording to the Direetions sealed round each Box. Prepared by B. H. Newton, No. 126, Great Russell-street, Bedford-square, and sold in Boxes at 2s. 9d. each. 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 S W EET LUPIN SOAP, an Article-in the highest estimation' for making and .preserv ing a beautiful Skin, price ts. each square. All the above Articles are sold, wholesale and retail, by Shaw'and Edwards, No. • 66, St. Paul's (;Burch-yard; also retail by all the venders of Medicines and Valium: I in London, and in Wry • Tomlin tbic Kingdom. This Day was published, in One large Volume, Oaavo, with Plates, price 12.5. in boards, rrHE PAINTER and VARNISHER'"GUIDE• or a Treatise, both in Theory and Pra&ice, on the Art of making and applying Varnishes; on the different Kinds of Painting; anti on the Method of preparing Colours both simple and compound; with new Observations and Ex. perimerits on Copal ; on the Nature of the Substances em ployed in the Composition of Varnishes and of Colours ; and on various Processes used in the A rt. By P. F. TINCRY, Professor of Chemistry, Natural History, and Mineralogy in ,the Academy of Geneva. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street: EXTRAORDINARY PROOFS OF THE SUPERIOR EFFICAY OF s DROPS,C _DISPLAYED IN SPILSBURY' I'HE ( FOLLOWING CURES ; 4R, WILSON, of Dean, near Edinburgh, cure d /V 1 of an inveterate scur v y b y taking these Drops ; is Case attested by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Scott,- South Bridge, Edinburgh. The Son of Mr. Porter, of Leeds (3 years - old) cured of a violent scorbutic complaint extend* over his face and body, by taking three B ottles of these Drops ; his case at. Melted by Mr. Wright . , Printer, Leeds. A Gentleman residing near Spilsbv, in the county of Lin coin, was cured of a bad scurvy by tiles?. Drops. Mr. Hoff', Medicine Vender, of SpilSby, is acquainted .with the parti culars of his case. These Drops are sold wholesale and most . retof ail the re at the Dispen. s ary, No. 15, Solo-square ; anipedable Venders of Patznt Medicines in town - and country, in Bottles of ss. 6d. to ics. and 11. as. each. N. B. • Purchasers are desired to be particular in noticing that each Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper,- has th-:. Words .he ,Ki n 's Patent,. , a nd a Mack Stamp altiked to each Bottle, ina rkCd Srll.5lll.ltLY co. No, ij, Stag-square. .„—.........—_____ DR.'NORRIS's DROPS. r "ITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi 1\ tine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet fresh proofs of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. In .Fevers of all sorts its ieputation is indubitably established ; but in. the Black and Yellow Putrid. Fevers, so destructive in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and contaminated air (to use the expression of a Gentleman in the African Trade), it is a divine Reniedy. For its healing qua- Aides in the Taintshnta,_Scu, Asthma, Consump tio, Com of the Stomach arid Bowels, and its cur dial efleas in the decays of Age, &c: see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at the Doaor's house, No. 2 9, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor square, where the Family Bottles, 2,25. duty included, only can be had, and Orders for Exportation are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, price i is. and 2S. gd. by Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, principal Vender, and by all other Retailers of Medicines. N. B. The. Public are particularly cautioned not to pur chase any of this Medicine without a Certificate being at tached to each Bottle, signed by thu sole Proprietors, Tho. Gal: and Charlotte Moore. A liberal•allOwarice is made to Merchants, and those who purchase to sell again. PREV ENTION BETTER THAN C URE. THE known Safety and unprecedented Success of YORK MEDICINAL SOAP, for the Prevention of a certain Disordef, stands unequalled, confirmed by proofs irresistible, and beyond.contradiaion. This valuable P rophy hale is sold (only) at No. 23, SouthamPton-street, e garden, at No. 30, Piccadilly, and No."Comhill. Covent. Duty and Treatise included; or three Boxes in one Packet, Half a Guinea. Where also may be had, Alexander's Spe cific Injealon, composed of the most approved and gentle Detergents, which, for Seminal Debility, Weaknesses, l e is perhaps superior to any Remedy ever offered to the Public, having effected a speedy and radical Cure in cases of eight, ten, and sixteen years standing, after various other means had failed. Bottles as. sealed up, with Direaions. N. B. Sent to any p art of Town or Country, b aired ing (postage free) td Alexander and Co. No. 23, Sou y thamp ton-street, Covent -garden. r 0 BILIOUS, GOUTY, AND NERVOUS PERSONS: r 1"1 - 1E great goerhaave says, " The Bile is ,‘., fixed .1_ and hereditary in our nature, that it is in a measure the Parent of every Disorder." The merits of e the Rev. William eclay's, Patent Anti-Bilious Pills, in gently, tat the highest o though 'effc tually, expelling` this dangerous Enemy, res , personal evidence; and it is conceived when His (,i; RACE the ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY, and the LORD BISHOP of BATH and WELLS, are named as evidences of their•efficacy in Bilious, Gouty, and Nervous Disorders, no dou,bt can remain' in the most sceptical mind as to their virtues. Sold in London at-the E laboratory, No. 35, Bedford-street, Covent-garden, in Boxes Ss. 6d. a nd doubled Boxes Town los. eac and h, Duty inclucled, and by all Aleclicilie Vens in Country. '