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N I VERSARY SERMON of this Institution wilt be preached at Curzon-street Ohapei, - May-Fair, by the Reverend THOMAS RENNEI.L, D..D. Master of the Temple.. ' 'PRESIDEN'T, • - His. ROyal Highness • THE DUNE OF YORK. , - vier.-eitzseiaT•i:rs, , . Most Noble the Marquis . of' Hon. PHI L I i.:_P u s EV; SALISBURY., G., fiwanixoa.' Esq. M. P. Rt. Hon. Earlof Ay LESTORD,.. O}IN HA RM A Ili Es s.,_ Rt. lion. Earl SPENCER, AMES StM4S, M. u• Rt. Hon.. Vifc. BULK ELEY, 'Arauri. BOSANQUET, Esq. Rt. Hon. ViSC. CREMORNE, IS AACAVA LK Lit, Esq. EDWARD GALE BOLDER°, Esq. Treasurer. • It is the objeel of this Institution, to take horn Prisons, and from - the various haunts of vice, profligacy, and wretched ness with which this MetrolioliS abounds, the Children . of Convicts, or such other Infant Poor as are engaged under the baneful tuition of riper Thieves, in evil courses, and in the etanmisAionolerimes..that infallibly I:ad, after a period of succc.:sful deprixiations on the Public, to a premature and shameful end. A wainlacr of children, thus rescued, inhabit the Society's BWlttings, -St. George's-Fields, where, enjoying the benefit amoral and religious instrudion, trained up to_habits of vir , tutitts ieciastry, and taught under able ...Masters a. variety of tistifiii trades and employinents; they are no longer in danger of succeeding ,ta their Parents' crimes, and becoming the next race of Beggars and thieves. Some of the Children, of both sexes, will attend the Ser vice. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, treitilinster, Arr.!' .I c , I g o t THE PRINCIPAL OFFICARS TESTY': ORbNANCE J hcre, , C4 , gi.ee noti.e; thatProl: pout!: be. Teretwit at this OfWee, in . St. Margaiii—rireet, Ifistinster, on or before the zstb day cr April t-rstiget t fi - os st,r6 Persons as way be willing to unartahe t ie supply Li COPPER HOOPS and PIPETS • - - " THE WEDDING DAY-.. On Tuesday next, the Tragedy of Pizarro. On Wednesday, the Country Girl, with Who's the Dupe ? On Thursday, Deaf and Dumb, w►th Comus. - . And on Saturday will be produced (never performed), a new Tragedy. in Five APRs, called Julian and Agnes. A new Romantic Drama, with Songs, called AdL;lMorn the Outlaw, will be produced• unniediately• The Music cons fused by Mr. Kelly., .• file:the Service of the Ordnance, upan'a Co ttllaci jor Osie . Year: The Terins iind.COnelitions of the Carryall may scertapon a 3 the OP!! in St. itlargarri.street, _ The Proposals sealed up and marked en the outside," Praps2l for !IT Supp7.y of appfr floofs and Rivets flr the• Servio• of the Ordra3ce,'" nea . )y be.deliverri at the Of re in the curse of the 2 5 day of . .April in4rattt, after which nose will be admitted. Bj Order 4 the licard, R. 11: CREW, Sec:. FOR THE BENEFIT OF D.R. POPE. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. ON TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 21, ii3c 1, . will he presented, the - Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. POPE ,• • • • • Ghost, Mr. MURRAY ; Polonius,. Mr. MUNDEN ; • King. Mr. WADDY ; --nritrote n ora tio i ,; r . 4 1 ; 1-1 I T I ELI) ; - Laertibs';' -- Mr. BETT DR.TO enve.diggers,. Messrs. EM EKY and SIMMONS. • Oplielia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ' - And the Queen; Miss CHAPMAN. In Act V. a DIRGE, set.to Music by Mr. SIMI/IL W It . • OSCAR .AND NIALVINA ; Of, THE HALL OF FINGAL, - OSCar (Descendant of Fingal) , Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. • Fingal, Mt. BOLOGNA. Scotch 'Pedlar, with .Song, " I am a jolly gay Pedlar," Mr. TOWNSEND ; Trio, " Come everiijovial Fellow," Mr. SIMMONS, Mrs. SIDNEY, and SIiss•WHEATLY ; nuctto, 0 ever in my Bosom live," Miss WIIEATLY and Mrs. ATKINS. Tickets to be had of Mr. Pope, Half-Moon-street; Picca dilly ; at Mr. Earle's L:btary, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places for the ]loxes may be taken. . . PATTON ON ASIATIC NIt.)NARCHIES. This Day was publihid, , In Octavo, price las, in , boards, HE PRINCIPLES of r TASIATIC MO. .1 NA itCHIES, politiCally and historically itrieorigatc-d, with those of the NIONA lEi of EUROPE . i t clan.,7e.rous tndencv of confounding them in till: nunistratidn or the AFFAIRS of INDIA. . With an attempt s. to tract: this ditttrence to its sOtitce. - 1 itOBERT- :."1 - 1'ON„ Autihr of. 4it Non.trthi ana Rcd 1.41,1 ' se sifitons.c. Print.idfcr f . Dcbrett.,. appcsitc Ihviingtost-Ipnse, Picot; Nkw Sunscurrioss • This Day was-Published, Pricers. ed. QUIISTANCE of the SPEECH of the ; Right. Hon. Li HENRY DUNDAS on Mr. GREY's MOTION f o r an INQUIRY into the STATE It:the NATION. on WED: NESIMY, the'esch at' March, dor. Printed tor F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church , ard ; 1. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and to be had of all the other took ;cllers. • . • ' Received 'front Ist January to gist March ILI. Anonymous per Y. . . -Witt. Skirrow, Esq, ithclonatiort z ° ) - 0 _ A Lady, by M. Blea -2o o •E,M. - , , - to o mire Mrs. Green - 2 2 C. T. Brereton, Esq. , 3 3 Miss PAtner - i i Major Wm. Price 2 2 Mrs. Spenc.ser'Percevi.d. r I Anonymous . 7 . , I i Mr. Richard Bland i i Charles Forbes, Fig. I 1 Mr. Rithard Cookes .. t E . • • 2.1 I on - Tuesday next will be published, ~ The Fifth Edition, of HE PROGRESS of, the PILGRIM. GOOD T INTENT, in jaeobinical Tirnes. Printed for - I. Ilatchard, Bookscller to the Queen, No. 173, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, price cs. sewed Praaical Observations on the Revelatiorrof St. lolinovrit4 ten in the year 1774. By the late M. Rowdier, et Bath. N. B. For an account of these two esteemed publications, see the British Critic, Anti-jacobin Review, Europe r an Ma. gazine, &c. • • Subscriptions towards-Building the Chapel Lord Hervey , .21 • 0 bohn Baker, EN. - sz ' 0 G. P. Holford, Esq. -a . t . O 13ishop of Durham ' - 50.10 Miss Holford - to 0 •Heur HaII; Esq. - zo . o A Friend, by Rev, Mr, ,Dr;John Hill, - S 5 Thirlwall - .to o B. . Acworth, Esq. 5 o Lord.Hawkesbury, 2 a Hon. Spencer Perceval a a Mrs. Spencer PerceVal a a Mrs. C. Bosanquet - 2 7. Mrs. Woodifield .-' a 2 Lally Hawkesbury - 1 1 Countess 6t Erne . - 1 •1 Hon'. Cent:ill Hervey i 1 Thomas Wallace, Eiq:: - -i i Mrs. Whitehouse - 1 1 Win. Cooke, Esq. - t' I - Mrs. Devis '- - - 1 I Christ. Johnson, Esq. 2 1 Alex. Bennet, Esq. - a 2 Mrs. Bennet, - a a leremiah Dyson; Esq, 2 o Mrs. Minett -. 5o A. Greenland, Esq. 5 5 Subscriptions are received by the Society's Bankers, by Edward Gale Boldero, Esq. Treasurer, No. 30, Cornhill Mr. Thomas Rooke, Seeretaiy, Arinourers'-hall, Coleman street ; and by Messrs. Brown, Chater, qrasswell and Stitt; con e dor 3 , who are the only persons employed by the So ciety, and possessed of authority ;;gned by the Members of the Comm ittee: Under the Patronage of HIS MAJESTY and, 4,1 1 e EAST INDIA COMPANY. , PROPOSALS for Publishing by Sobscrietion, a LA RGE PRINT, from the Pidure et the STORM ING OF SERINGAPATAM. 'ROYAL ANITHITHEATRE, ASTLErg, WESTMINSTER-13RIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE of WA tAs ailt Pui of YORK. rrFHE p u blk are re, palfully informed, that the !s; tvr caletioniiii.Sp:lclacle of the IRON TOWER, c,ontinifing to be, received with unbounded Applause ftoin crowded. Houses, will •be repeated every Evening until fur." 'titer notice. Mr. AsT iv also has the honour to announce, dint he has engaged (positively for Six Nights only) the Pol)hOlyn,pian, whose •surpraing, Rope Vaul t ting i s . be - yono, IP will a ppear, for the firs Orno, on No:Iv/DAY, April aoth, wi-! , •11 will be presented (F3th time), rt tit , , • Entertainment of Danc,ing. The Songs rlt; , ..n by Mr. Upton; the -Mllbi•C co.nposed by •Mr; San eeisaiind,got up tow the direction 'of Mr. Lascelles, Caticd . ° *T-1-IE,.COUNIAY. W. E. wilVbEintroduced an exact O F COPENUAGEI4, - • • ;E- x lrititing also ~T he BiLITISHand.DANISH FLE ETS. i n ACTJON,- With an -entire New Son;;,written by M r. -- called 11 „ s o upd, ar Tire Danish llcfeat.".:By Mr. •.• rir sittvtirge, New. caletioni Speaacle Ro ' in Two Parts, called - • Nritiren Vag, IRON TOWER .. and goi tirilly ° Mr. ‘.Ais t Percy, "Mr. ASTLEY, lun. . • . And A511.7.Y. (late•Mitits.-SnAilh), • pardi. Paterh,ltustics, 'Bztitlitti, Stinnett, &c. &c. &c. Books of the songs, to he had at Ole Theatre, PrieeiSd. ---g-QUESTRIAN EXERCISES, , •._ By Messrs. Sutton, Harris, Moulder, Link, H. Rrvsnn„ I DI : I - crew : A O West.; Clowit, Air. Taylor rßry son „14.1111ei, wholetacanatitie with Grand Pantomime, called HARLEOUIN:VICTOk.' • •• • 77'-elo‘von,Tvlr. LAURENT. lnjordtr to:prevent disappointments,, the. Public will please 10.04.4ervethat the lion lower will commence at Se ven o' •• precisely . A New,. comic Pantomime, written and superintended by Mr. LoNsoAri;e, is in-preparation, and will.shortly be pro duced. , . . . irciors lb be . opened at Half-past Five o'Cloek, curtain rise at Half-past Six precisely . . . . Second Pric:n.at Half-past Eight o'C leek. • ' Box, 4s.—Pit, 1 , . Places for.the Boxes tabe taken' at the Amphitheatre, of .Ers. Connell, Box-iceeper. MISS T i ARKE begs leave to acquaint. the Nohi iity, Gentry, :and her Friends, that li:r CO NC E T tilted.. for MONDAY, the lath of May, at NV I LLIS's Rt; OM S • a p :s itZiiars of which mill be advertised inlifuetime. Tickets , to be had of Miss Parke, No. 67, Dean-street, - • .4-tmIovER.MLTARE CONC RT • RoONIS: E . TS HRIEB-I Y lON, 0 PPNED, 'wit and h willadlVL dine nal PICTURES, ciiiititue-E very Ray,' Sunday excepted; foam Nine in ..' ne Morning till Elentng. A(rmittante One Shilling. --- . . . . • ITALIAN PICTURtS. • THE Public, are respeafuily inform_ed, Ott' t h e EXiii_TATION of fine ITALIAN Plc•T - 01E . , now ?it No. ilk Pull. Niall, will finally .. • ~; t . after. ..which venal Ptirchasi rs -- Ciosg P:i i t aturday the "4 01-11 . • sending a writreti ordcz f" -iy ban their Pictureb , ( N 1 -or t hem to i Ir. H:Chis . •Tiuhn. P E& fit) ILDERS., • • DrINTNYIi: tIN.D4R THE THAMES. Prii?..c . COMiTTEE will nieet ,at the Leiridon 7avern - on Friday the 'T'St Day of May next, at One 10.:_1(;)cc precisely;:to ieteive Proposals in writing, sealed up, frt.,in such Persons as are Willing to Coritraa, for the seykral .Works. proposed to. be (lone; in' eree:tiug. a Steam 'lfngine 4louse at - Graveseild, agreeable to Drawings and Particulars, whiCh may be seen by applying at N. 5. 19, Great St. He- Lou Zion.. • ' • N. B. The Brick-work will consist of about` so Rods re duced.. • Security for the rxecutior, of the Work will required. By Oral' of the Co inmittee, .101-1;N 1411L1.S E'VANS. April 17, 1401. HOT-lIAMTON, near BO;MOR ROCKS, SUSSEX. To 1:.• 1.1,17, ,by I . le Ye3r, or for a i 'rerni,o6Silt Months, ik s } .cirpis ic,i 7 .:AliY. -F0 RN I := rrtEgNFANSION . . . . 1101.1 S r.: ; containing nin.:. Sol- :Cli;‘nnbers, two pram ing-poins, large Dining...l.opm, tw kag gond parlours, and spa'eici : ni:Pitrance..Uall„::nprin:a scale .of unusnAl convemenee and elegnfee. . The Kitchen and Off: tes are excellent, . and a Tenaiit may be actoturnodated. with ' g dod 6 ;tidbit Ground, and-(;rays for a' Cow in'the,O.irim 0 s tatic;ri, The' House coinmands a th:l;°?,iiinl.Vievir both . )r . Gra 40(t _Land, . and it, , ~ _..„ ~.. in every ro;ped,.calculatcsa to tone a pleifant gesidenee for a e . 11 , •rn's ratilily. . • ..: . - -MO. • , N. B. Diiapce , fi - oin London on'y 67 miles i a Pack of Fox Hounds,- and two Vacks of, Harriers in the ucigbbout .... ... . • hp r i c tirs fpo;t'-paid), 'direBed to -Mr..Turner, at HAtam een, will Lc duly attee..d , :d to. - . , • , -• • , • LLOYD's COFFEE-HOUSE, April zs, sSos. .piSUBSCRIPTION for the brave MEN, Wound- ed, and the FAMILIES of shoo; who. Foil in I the i Fleet under Command of Sir HYDE PARKER, in the ' ServiC? of their King.and Country, off COPENHAGEN, anent the BA LTIC,•In iSot. -_ Amount advertised • - ' . ‘ssli so. William Leighton - 1 so so Lusbingtons and Mainr so to • Geo. French - 10 .10 T. Roberts & Sutton so io Ripley, Rioier, and Co; so so Clementson, Borradaile, , Wm. and FL Palmer so so- and Jackson '- so so Geo. and fames Abel so so Dunn and Ttotstleale so so lohn'Holines - so so James Sykes - - ro to John Gray - so so Chas. Price, Son, and A. by John Meyer so so . Moss - - to ao Bingley and Maslen so so Brownny and Eykyn "so so John •Wdlio - .to so Aston; King, and Co'. so so B. Watcshbuse o so so St. Barbe e Qroets, and • Wm. Dent ,- so so Bignell -'''' - - - 10 so Andrew Johnson - so so Hugh In is -' - - io.oo Hannan and , CO. .so so Felix ana Geo. Clay ro so Thompson, Charlton, John Binns - - - - so so and LOtnas - so so Thos. Boddington -- so so 8 randlarns, Temple. - James Loon - - . so so man, and Jaques so to • Ancrum:Buxton s & Co, so to Tames Brandram, Gill, B. land A. Goldsmid so , so Laughton, and Co. so to J. N. and 11. Poroe no o Capt. :Venn& so io Choi. Eotword Wilson so To Robert Stewart - TO so ,Wm. Porter and Co. so so Robert Anderson to 10 C. and - A - . Wallace so so Palmer and Tomlinson so so -John Garb - . - so so I. :O. Sawyer so so Dorrien, Mavens, and. Stephensons, Batson, . Martin - - 10 so and Co. - -, -so so Simpson and Davison so so Hazard,Bume, and co. TO so George Rose - - •o o s o Tho. King - so to L. Leg - - so so Anthony Calvert - to 10 NeWnhom, Everett, & " Ken. Mackenzio - -so se - Co. - - •- so so nosos Agar - so so John Read ' - - so 10 It. E. ;old I. Maitland so so. lames Williams - 'so so Thomas Costley so so C. and S. Teissier - so TO Goo. Wade - .so so Geo. Brown - - so so P. aro; H. Le M. wrier : so so De Visme and Smith so so Van VOorst and Pfeil to so ' M - . Traffic - , so so Edward Hodges - • to so ohn Whitfield and,Co. so so Smith, St. Barbe, and . J. and J.. D- oo se Martin - 'so so hos. R. Spence - so so Peppin apd M'lntosh to so Geo. Blackman & Co. so so S,ir Robert Preston so io Rob.•Sowerby - - so so R.. and A. Post . - so so John Thachrah - - so so Poynder and Hobson so so Maitlandr, Surry, and Metcalf an t i Jeyes so ID 'Nerll.e.Sllln . - - to TO idaynes and loeutish •is so Emanuel Silva - so so Charles Hicks o to so A. Brough . so so I'. and W. Mellish so to Wills, Wood and Co. so 10 Win. Shepherd - To so Henry Hoare - so To tames Bury - to. so Henry H. Hoare to so Ayscoghe Boucherett 10 10 CIIS. Hoare - so so Thomson Bonar, jun. •so la W. 11. Hoaie - so so Tho. Stephenson, jun. so so H. M. Hoare ' - ,so so j. Loche anh Co: -• so so Sam. Smith - so to Tyers, Dunklog, & Co. so so Geo. Smith - so so Kerwan and Woodman so so 14 - ,lin Smith. - so so C. S. Strong .. 7 ' -10 so Robert Udny - so so J. J. Runckel s to so B. P. Wagner • o 21 o Charles Bishop ro so A. and A. Favenc so So Samuel Donaldson -00-so so Robt. Bedder & Blahrts so so 3. Leech -- to. so Heathfield, Pycroft, & 'Lord Nelson, by Alex. -He - athtiold - • _so to Davison - 100 0 Smish.leaningo&Smithso so Alex. Davison - at o Miss Robinson - so o Wsro Bowes - - so so Mrs. Edw. Medows io o Douglas awl Shaw so so Mr. Edw. Metlow.s. oo o D:P . Watts' - so so Mr. Broadhead, Port- Robert Sinithson g so so land-Place . Ito and A. Fuller ' so so General Pidon - Walter Mansell - •so so Brants and Delannoy so so Lamh and Younger , so so Francis Newton . in s o Thomas Dobbs -- 'so So -Caleb . Blancharci . '. so i. P. D. Abbott - so so Mrs. -Amelia Hertel so so Wm. Nicholson - so so P. and W. Greaten so 'so i3eaufoy, Riddle, and . Thomas Blocher - io So James - . .so so ForsteroLubboek, Co. so to Robert Hunter - so so Lubbock,Colt; and Co. so. 40 John Kerwan and Sons so so Wm. Ileatsonoand Co. so so Thompson, Forman," G. P. Watkins - so so and 1-foiniray .-- to so Wm. and Thos. Parry to So 1 Roberts, Curtis, & Co. 21. '0 hn Platt - - - to to T. and W . Curds and - John Soani - - to To -o R. H. Clarke - so .10 ohn West ‘- - so So- Wm. Curtis . -,' • . so so ' Akx. 'Henry A .Co. •to to john &James Mangles . to, to Sales, Pollard, & Co. so so OliiiMpton, Creniide, taillie,''Phornton, and • and to, •- - ' -to so • Campbell - to to JOieph Bland '-. ' to .to ,jolus Metcalfe- .. . .to so Samuel Dobree - so so .Dirch, Chambers, and lolls! Perrpand Co: 'lO lb Hobbs - so s o - ' John Dougan - •. os o Edward Forster - •so to C. and W. Lynch . so so Michael Henley & Son so so I. and A. Atkins o so so NeunhOrgand Nash so to Henry Newton - To so W. T; Raikes & Co. so to, Cresswell and Adams to so Paxtons, Coclerell, & Robert Christie - so To Co.;'".': -, , -. so ro Calvers Bewicke so so Pairtan & Majoriballk.; to so Geo. Fienclitil ' to to Thoo-Dickason So. Co. to so Wm-Fraser.. ~ so -10 North, Huans•etanson, Semperon, Lett, and . , and Sira s w -,- _ jo - io _ Harrison - " to 1 1 °1 ' i ' ;trot Moat. Chaise so . 'io R. and R.. Keddy 10 SO, - - eonlo - Walson • . :To so Wm• s ThamPsost ' 10 .or . ). inod . Ben: James' so 10 „Geo. Dorrien . . to so i viries klaikcs - lo . To Enoth•Dtsrarit 4 ' so so . Scott, Idle, and Co. so so _ Charles 11 , 1i1 . 1 ' . .", To so thn J. Holton! . so 1 o .. R• ixtertml Co. 'to so dm. Boehm and Co. so so T. } :ms: Daniel ;sot to. to 10 Thomas Redhead 10 so las. Cazenet ltd Co, xe so Nicholas Vansittart so so A. Bourcliilon ' - so To George POwney - so to Harvey, Cattpbell-and - J. do •Pre Porcher • 1(1 So ~.CO. . - Io so Wedderburn, Webstet, ' . Gordons, Biddulph, & and Co. o . so so Stanley to so Woodbine, Portsb, and W. Hawks, Son and ,Smith . - - so so Co. - so so Felix-Calvert and Co. to so Claude Scot t - .so so 1. 'Perry, jun: and B. tarn. toots - TO 10 ' ' Perry - • ' - - -so so Scott, Harris and Co.' 21 o Wilkinson and Fowler 10,10 ,The Right_ Hon. the , James Moyer -- lc .10 Lord Mayor • - so o Henry Jackson so so •Saville•HaLifax - to so Thoinas Parry so so Math. Anderson se so Wilfrid, Reed, Son, Edri. Moberley - so so and Raggett I'llornpscin and" Lead. Bosanquct, Beachcroft, beater ,'- - - so To and Reeves - . so- so J. 1. Oddy, and Co. so so Ritchies & Whitelock so so Everitt and Free - so so Hariless, Mona, & Co. so 10 Lord Romney - - 21 o Cant AVIII. Pierrepont Rich. & Thos. Nave so- so . (Navy), by Cooke Oe., Chas. Knatchbull . so To , Raiford • - .21 0 . Wlndham . Krtatahbull To so David Duval _ so to Subscriptions continuo :I to .be received by Bennett and White, at the. BAT of thiS Milne. _ lo 10 10 lo 10 10 For GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, and PAINS inthc STO 'MACH, and DEBILITY arising from AGE or OTHER CAW ES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS, recomm e nded for Indigestion, Weaknets, Cramp, androldness in the Stomach, arising from :natural causos,•or front a-too free, use of tea, wine, ice, fruit, and spirits, and.in all Cases where. Ginger, or any warm Medicine, is nceessao. They .are. also . serriezable in .Gouty,—tltticurnatic, and Paralytic Complaints. They will readily. dissolypin Any liquid, arid .Are preferable to common . Giiiger; bring freed. 'troin the itn-' punties, aid theTwoody and fibrous parts of the root. The AtHantity •.,o f. a . tea-spoonful - or two, .may b^ :taken .at any time, either alone and chewed, and .gradually swallowed, or dissolved in a cupful of tea, cr taken whole (which isparti eu4arly, aploised) in a glass of wine, .br. wino- and water. Prepared and sold only by F. C. Walsh .(Inventors, Cht mist .to His Royal' Highness the Puke Of York, No. Zoo, Strand-, London, in-bottles 2S. gd. eacir. ; r..Walstf cannOt be answerable for the gOodneis of these.Seetli, ueless his name 4,0 u each bottle. , SONS Ot THE CLERGY. rTIFIE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC-to be per . 1. forme d at the Anniversary Meeting of this CHARITY, will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Tuesday the stli,'and the Anniversary on Thursday the 7th' of May, ~vhen a Sermon Will be preached before His Royal-Highness the DUKE of Cu MBERL AND his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury - , their Lordships the Bishops, the Rt. Hon.. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, &c. By the Rev. WILLIAM LISLE.BOWLES, M. A. Rector of Durnhleton, in Gleicestershire. ST Z.W ARDS. Royal Highness the aoc.r. of Comity. ave., The Right Ron. Lord HAitEwoop, • The Right Rev. the Lord 13khop'61CilEstia, - The Might ,Hon: She LORD IgAynit, • The Right Hon. Wm. 'W I ?WHAM, M. P. ' Sir Roileicr Peilr, ' Bart. M. 1.). The Rev. PHIL 13101 N riON, LI.. 13.* . CHARLES DUINICOMR t Esq. M. P. • CHARLES ELLIS, Esq. M. P. THOMAS J ONES, Esq. M.' I'. THOMAS - ARINC, Esq. RIFHARDSON BpItRADAI Lt. Esq.. • The Music will consist of tho Overture of Esther ; the 1 - inncireddrPsalm harmonised by Mr: C reaforeic ; Mr. }Lin dens Dettingen Te . Nritn, and jubilate, with the Chorus front the Messiah.; " 114lielujah, for the Lord.. God Ortini potent reigneth ;" an Anthem composed on purpose for this Chafity by Dt. boyee; and Mr.. Handers 'grand Coronation anthem. , • • Th;Mi.isie to be conduEled by Dr. Arnold. Mr. Shawe, Leader the Band. Tile, doors of the 'Cathedral Will not be .opened before ten o'clock. The choif aftd aisles will be carefully matted. • • 'Tickets fix the Cathedral, and air the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' 'Hall% in be hitkof , Mr. Robson, tiookicilcr, -Bond street MoUTs. RiVintiofts ) ,"St. Paul's. Chnteh-yard t-Joho Bacon, Esq. First-Fruits-Office, Temple and the Rev. Dr. l'er.vrep, Lunbetli-VrraCe gratis. Benefaalons 'to this Charity will be thankfully received by John Bacon Esq. Treasurer' or tho 'Rev. Dr. Pearce, Se cretary to t he Ste Wards. • ANNUITIES REDtENIAtILE, .4.141 b PLACES UN DE R. GOVERNMENT. TWELVt T housand Pounds will be immediately given for tine Annuity or Rent Charge of 12001. a-year. Persons possessing real Intim/Ws, arising from Estates, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements , Church Livings, Widow Jointures, Pensions, kj.7.. may he accommodated with sums of Money from tool. to any amount. Gentleinco having interest, may be informed of genteel Vacancies and Resignations under government, o 801._ 9 01.' tool'. )501. 'O6l. 3 001. 4 001. s oot 6001.- 7001. Sool. toocl. moot: and zoool. - a-year, at Home,and Abroad'. ,Severat well secured Annuities from lit, a-year upwards, to be disposed of. - 'Personal Applications, froth Eleven till Three - o'clock; to 114lville and Co. Cecil-street, Strand. No -Letters re ceived but what arerid. P. S. Church Livings and Government Securities bought, sold or exchanged. • COMMISSIONS IN THE ARMY. T 0 BE 'SOLI), PURCHASED, and EX CHANGED,, at the Agency Offices, No. to, Nor thumberland-street, Strand, and No. 6, Frith.street, Soho, London. • CAY-A LRY.--One Troop of Light Dragoons, a Cornetcv, and Sub-Lientenantcy of Life Guards, several Cornetties in Heavy and Light R4mtents. 'T'o be xchanged, two Tmoiss for Companies of Infantry ; bne Troop lathe East Indies for Troop or Compactly at home; a Lieutenantcy in Dragoons in the East Indies, for a Regiment at home ; a Lientenantey in a New Regiment tor Old ; a Cornetcy in an old Regiment ai home, for the. East Indies. • . IN F ANT RY.,-To be Sold, a I.icutenantcy in an old Re - - girbent, with only one Battalion, and two I.teutenantcies in' Vuzileer RegimentsEasigileies in Regiments In England, Ireland, the West Indies, and with the Expedition serving With Sir RalphAbercnrruhr.--To be Exchanged, one Lieu tenanf-Culoncicy for Cavalry ; one in a Caripariv in the East I ; for h Conipany at home ; ditto, at the Cape, for .ditto ; tWo Captains on . halt-pay to exchange tbr Pragoons ; one in a Compams . on full:pay:tor halt; several Lieu tenant 'CiCN in Infantry -tor''Dragoons ; Lieutenantcies . and Ensign- Ties in Reginteriti.at . hillife'lbr the West Indies ; a Lieutenant and Ensign an Idf-paY for full.; a Lieutenant in the Guards, for a Company of I ntantle, on terms ; an in iv Fenciole Regiment-frit the Militia, with It-I:and:Tome t .ference. • - • . _._....... , . ...WANTED TI) pußctiAsE. —A ,Ltimonty, .sev eral c om p an i eF , and allAdjutantcy of Militias litewLe a Vfkr tint in Drigoons.-' • • ....4.eterb iiddfcssed as u 1. :abpvc to hlers...te siiii HArri;c 4 n, will nice; ,re.sp4tt(ol.Aticatio,n.- • ... . ,- • ' ' . 1 ~ Palnieti 1;)r ROBERT kER PORTER, Lately exhibited at the Great Room in the From the extent oft he Painting, the Subjeet will be divided into three parts, either 'flaking one large Print, or three smaller ones. They will be executed in the Chalk manner, by John Vendramhil,' and published in rotation as they are finished. The size of each Print will be. 36 inches by al. The price to Subscribers, Six Guineas the Set.--Proofs Ten Guineas.--One ball to be paid at the time of subscrib. ing, - and the remainder on delivery of the lag Print. The first will be published during the present year, arid the.l mpressions.dchveted in the order they are sub :ended for. gabscriptions received by Mr. Porter, No 6, Gerrard. .Street, Soho ; Messrs. Hamrnerslev, ; and Cocks, Charing-Cruss; and Thompson, Printseller to His I.lsjesty, and the Duke and Dutchess of York, Great -Nevport-street, where an Etching Of the Centre Pku tii.ty WANTED TO PURCHASE, AMAJORITY of INFANTRY in an °Mae. giment. • For Particulars, apply by letter (poit-paid) direled to GC. 0. Blenheim Cothx-house, Bond-street. COUNTRY HOUSE. lANTED, a Neat Compaft HOUSE, UN- V FURNISII D, situatc.between ao and 40 miles Of London, with Gatden, Coach-house, and Stabling. A few A'cie.s of Land tc, it would be preferred.. Apply or, addreis Particulars to Mr. Edward Cannon, Solioitor, LeicestCt pface, Leicester-squaie, Lornign. FOX HOUNDS,. TO ,BE SOLD, on or before the first of May n ext, ut one or more Lots, Twenty-sic Coupljs of ltiuming,Hounds, and from Twenty. to Tss cut y Couplesi of Wl4lps.- • Further particulars may be had of .111 r . MAtit Beauchamp, ILitntsrnau,, Thorp Atidtm, near Ferry-bridge, • York .shire. April t 6, iBat. . CHAMPION-110USE, ISLE OF .WIGHT. 9'O I3E LETT, foi One, Two, or Three Years, 1 or a shorter period, Ready_ Furnished, a small neat COUNTRY HO with ptfices and. Garden adjoinin4, fit for the immediate Reception of a.small Santily, and wits'. or without Ten Acres of Meadow or Pasture Land . . The I , !use is pleasantly situated in the centre - of the Isle of ight, ibout three miles from the Town of Newport. For particulars enquire of Ms. LoVe, Cabinet-maker, Newport. MEDICINE ACT. At the only . Warehouse for IV.`IAINtItS's POWDER, No. 459 St. Paul's Church-yard, a, foit Doors fiom tLC Corner of Cheaßside, THE following MEDICIN'ES are Sold at the Pries annexed, inclusive of •the Stamp Duties im posed by tliis Alt ; but no additional charge , ha's been -made upon. Dr. JAMES's POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of 2S. 1)& per Packet, It niay• ako be had at 11. 45 . . per Dolen; or the quantity or as Dozen Packets in one Bottle. for Ilrits. tid, Duty included; ak) that thor uhlic are no sullilers. Hut in order to fat:Altaic the operation, and to'lessen the burden of this Act, which would in a g:cat measure have proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Nlcaltines arc sold to any Persons purehat;ing half a DozetWOr free front thexpciice th.: Stamps. .7. 4. tf. • 9 Dr. Taines's Powder 2 6 . Cephalic Snuff' - Analeptie Pills 4 6 , Dr. Steers's Parego, --L . ---: (~:attle Powder t 6 rie Lozenges ' 1 y Dr. Ilooper's PiLis i' .4 ----Ciottontile Drops 1 9 Dr, Auszkyt's.Cllalybtit , LuserwetifColtsfoot g '0 Pills j e l p e p , er in . 1 , [ a ,r 9 i P D 'e a r t t il:;% B etTi l l s ilt i t l i l ve ' 1. ; . 2 p r i r4 a c i t is l i : : i y r il k ia:g.l l : :: : p s ic i ia i l l n s cs ' 3 5 2 l o Tit. kell's .114:therealSpi, . .. I ilglislfs Seat:; Pills x 6 rit - - , 3 6 Grant' Drops Drops - 1 * GreenOtmh'sTizattitrei r :4 Nortr'6 Drops , 4... , , ,, . I:, ....— t —. Tole LOZtngeS ' 1 1:I $ Pib.)ta rY I i, v drop s ..' 5 . 0 N v l r r e . a S k tf s ace .T : l s . S . c o n f tr i i ; t:r lr ic k e 4 3 0 6 Ithalvro's, by ditto, l' .6 Dr. 5 0olavAlt e s lt ea a , _ Dr.- Steer's ()potteldcic a 6 jo!Acs:s. az wun 4 atic . _, Y . -----C011Vtd$1011( ) Ii '2 6 P I s irldli re .. . 3 6 rit.( 4 )l l to u' it t h h e7ot C he e r n L' "4 ".' le Pli A ety r . l r ue.l) '- -11-I'7 '' fl--it'lrel:lietitY. reirnpuPt6er.te4i..ordagni 0)r ExPurtAtioit ';-:`: 5L!..;0....... writ:out Stamps., .L t .:efore Itt' • ritt," . . . . - , , •••••1 N. B. As many Persons. pactittilmiy Servants and Me , 41,Sers, mistake the Hiatiuu, F. EWB RY; the 'P. =Pt; tor, Is under the necessity "of. pfsktfng out, that it is - al 11 East Bad of St., Paul's, ne;trest to :Cheapside, and that has a - largo. White Stnteoed Front, with these Words ii scr ib t a y WARETIOUSL ri.)l4, DI A kOWDkR." _ . _