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Applitations from Persons of.this description, who may think themselves qualified for such a Situation, will, be considered, it ad dressed to the COmmar-lant at the svlurn pri or betbre the loth of April next l - who' will eXplAl to the' Applicants the Duties that will be requirM-frorn-them, otherleir cunistances.connecled wit.h the Situation. In• their applica-. Cons they must state the Services of their Husbands, their own-Age, and the N um b er and Ages'of the- Children who= form a part of their Family; also, the Names of Persons,who can I4e refemd to, to speak to their general Character and. Qualifications. - Alf applications by Post are to be sent under cover to the Right Hon. the Secretary at War • HE GALLERY of FINE - ARTS, Corner- of _ _ Sotithampton-street, Strand, has been opened, by the Propriet ors , f or the purp osent i producing spl en did and nto-, restings,WOrks,. which may be condu,cive to the interest of Literature, and tend to Create and proino•te a general taste for the Fine Arts in this Country. —The first Series of an exten sive Suite of splendid Works, which are now, ready for pi 3-- licatioti; has been sulimitted to inspection of several of the most illustrious Chataaers in this COutitey:: tlit.honoor "their Names and Subscription .has been Solicited and üb, ta , ocd by the Proprietors from the r - - - nedful consicL.ration that Work • f • • • fall s 0 historical Literature and the Me Art. more particularly within the scope of their proreclioti, and .sely, to a more peculiar manner, for nurture and support, upon the patronage of the great and the opulent-- ; Nobilitas artibiis seMper fausta et amica.''—PL tN Y. • This.undertaking has already been sanctioned by the Sub scriptions of Their Royal Highnesses The PRINCE Of WALES, . The DUKE of YORK, The DUKE of CLARENCE, • The. DUKE of KENT, The DUKE of ..: I :II\IBERLAND, And many others., of the most distinguished' Rank and Taste, this Country. Catalogues -of the numerous Work-s in cluded in this , uncle:l: l k' g may be had gratis, at. .the Gallery, as above. - The Works referred to above will , he particularly adver tised in the Papers 0 - 4"tii- ensuing Week. • - -TO SURGEONS, DENTISTS: A vA1...u413LE BUSII•ESS TO BE DISPOSED Of. DEN"ns-r Respedal ? l e • Connexipas, .na Extensive PraClice, in which he has been with A great success for many years, 'wishing to retire; is desir ,ous of Disposing of. his Bitsiness aad• House Furniture by a fair Apptaisement. The House is elegantly lualisbed, and in . a very desirable situation at the West End of the Town. The person who may think this nutter-worth his attention may be properly introduced, and, if necessary,. in ..struded in, the. Mechanical Branches of the Art. Any Gen - lernan w lui understands Surgery, and whose manne rs are 'pleasing, might make the Continuation of this employment of very cokisiOeraOle advantage. . • T o pTevent anyunnecessary- application, none need apply "but those who can command the sun) of 4or l purchase th e F urn it ure and the Lease of the House.oool. to .. Letteis post-paid, directed to M.. No. • 11, Little Russel street, Blopniststity.square Will be punelu . 11 answered. a ~,, ~.7 Tile z3d o f APRIL T , 4804, HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS' MAW ' NC. of SCHEME. Wo. P y rizes ',.2 l4 , 1 . of each. Total Value. "". 2 0,000. are £40,000 10,00 0 - - 5,000 . 15,c00 • • • 4 zoo ° • - 3,000 ./0:„00. 11,20 D . • 23 50Q - 6,50 . 0 - - :ioo too 7,350 so - 1,000 23 ... 147033 30,000 Tickets , C . Part of th e Capitals. z02,3;,,0 .. First-drawn Ticket First- Darr First_-drawn Ticket. Seventh. bay- . F irst - drawn Ninth Day, •• -- - - 500 TICKETS and SHARES 'are SELLING at EV L ICEINISED,LO"I"fER Y - OFFICE. ERY PRE SENT PRICE. ' . •-•-• ---,C.-47. Half --- 9 . Eighth --2 6 0 • Quarter 77 4 O Sixteenth --1 3 6 * * 4 Tickets and Shares will gradiiallyriie-atil the Drawing. " • LAST STATE .1.0T_T,E),2----tor 603. • WIFT and Co. No. .1 1, Poulto l 'll;i've" on sale "T'ICKE-TS and SHARES of rhea above Lottery, to be drawn in April next. The the Capital Prizes, of the this Lotteries lir and for the year 1803, were_solci ails' registered a gifide• viz. .. • ia In-Shares'. ,5 99 , , 430, sc:oo Shares. 2.0 5000 Ticket. 39,5596, - ' 41,696 - . 5000 Sh ares . - ' And other s o f toool. zOOO Shares, Sec. Scc. &c. . • __. TNo, 4-, CORNHILI., and KIT:"-------------------.9, CIIARINL;- ROSS. 1 BISH, respedfolly. solicits the Ptii)lic' to peruse • the Scheme of the present Lottery, Which will be found to contain near .4S many Capital Prize s as Lotteries Usually have done of double the Number of Ti 2 Prizes of ~20,000 12 Prizes of - ,C.,.1,000 2 --__ iO,OOO 13 ------ 3 Soo --__-__-, 5,.000 20 ------- 7! . 4 ------, ;coo 50 200 ---- ---- .. bcc. &C. . &c. 100 . • There.will be only Ten Days' Drawing ; the Lottery will beginou the 23d of April, and finish on-the aid of Atty. Day. • The Day s o f Drawing will be as under : Day. !,. I 'v t i ondaY. April - - 2.3 I 6 Saturday, May - - tz ' '' t u'd-LY, April - ._ 2 8 I 1 Thursday, May - - 1 7 3 ednesday. May . % 8 Saturday, May .. - 1 9 4 Saturday, May ' . - c l 9 Tuesday, May - - 2 _ 2 ' S • Wednesday, May pi i to Wednesilay, May : - 2 3 The Lottery consisting - of only 30,00's highly probable that towards the Drawing they rickets makes it will be scarce,-andconsequtntly higher ia Price, nut the Public may depend on having Tickets and SharCs whilst any remain, at both:of the above Old Established Offices., where a consider able number of Capital Prizes for several years have b..en sold, shareiVand- paid on demand, by . • T. BISII. *,,.* Ail B us i ness In the Public' Funds transit:led with ,Efielity and dispatch. ----- ENGLISII.LOTTERY - B GIN ES DRAWING - -On 1410 N DAY,. the ^ 4 4' of ..VP RI 1., 184. - -a Pr HE Ticke ts , Halves, .Qourters, Eighths,. and -L Si xteenths, are now selli im i n great Variety - of Num brs,,and-on the lowest Terms.. - ..21te.-Monry for Vrizes paid , on demand, by , . -:i • • HORNSBY and Co. Stock- Brokers, at their old established State Lottery Office, (Licensed pursuant toMidi Parliame n t) • ' - . No: 26, , CornhiH„ opposite the Roal Exchange Lo .All Sh ares Sold at this Office will he stamped, , agreeable :to Ado' . Parliament, with thb.-Words "•State Lottery Stamp Office. r ' • 'L4teeits, PSrcelsbx'Mail Coach, or Carrier, duly attended to, eXadly pn the.saine Terms as if present. Bank, India, and • South Sea Stocks,- With. their . several Ainnunies and all kind s o f c overnnient Securitiea bought and sold by Cointhission. - . . 1-10NIISBY- arid Co. 'sold in, the late Lottery, No._ 35, 26,0001, in two Eighths and twelve Sixteenth Shares;' No. 26,280, to,eciol: in one Quarter, two Eighths and, eight Six titenth Shares ; No. 11,196, ..; , ..,:..I. in one Quarter, one Eighth and ten Sixteenths ; No. 21 ;343, Stol. in one Quarter ) one Xighth and ten Sixteenths. - . F R IDA Y, MARCH 30, 1804. NEW MUSIC. This Day, was published, price ss. 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The same, in French, with the same embellishments,. price-6d. • S . A PUZZLE for a Curious GIRL, an interesting and e'tegant Story, - embellished with twelve beautiful Engrav-, ings, price'l3. _6d. 7. ABRIDGEMENT . of Dr. MAVOR's Valuable UNIV E RSAL HISTORY, adapted to the USe of Chil dren, \VIII' two Maps, price as. 6,1. • 7: PROVERBS of ail NATIONS, or the Manual of ..and Experience, an admirable Book, se= leded for the Use of Children, by a celebrated Divine, price 'as. 6d. li. • VISITS to , a Fl.k R - lIQUS E, a most instrudive Work, ; contaiiiing a pleasing account of the Economy of Farming BuSiness, illustrated by beautiful Engravings from Designs by-Dayes, price'es - . 6,1.. • • - • q. • SCRIPTURE HISTORI ES, consisting of the most entertaining Narratives in the Holy Scriptures, and in the exact langua g e of the 'Bible, printed a large type, and il lusmittif by numerous Engravings, in a vols. price 45. to. which is about to be rept.esentea at the Theatre Royal, Co. vent Garden, with 'coloured Engravings, intended to repro• sent the principal-Scenes. price is. 64. 11. 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PALM SOAP, in the greatest Perfealon SBERRY haying made great Improvements in • his well-known PALM SOAP, recom , ient4 it with renewed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; prepafed from that sweet fragrant Article Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the perfume; andlielleacy - of its use, has merited the at , tehtion'and patronage of many of the 'first Families, and is esteetned:a valuable Discovery for sottening, cleansing, brac ing, and preserving the Skin from the Heat of the Sun, and is alSo found an excellent defence against old Winds, and sharp frosty Air.-,-Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with the.words . " Samuel Berry," on, the wrapper. The Propcie tor recommends it as the best Soap for Shaving, producing a tine soft lather proper for tender faces, in round Cakes, is. each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfnmer, No. 17, Greek . .strect, Soho, and by his Appointment at the principal Perfumers in Lonion,, and clitrzrent Towns in the Kingdoms HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Di. lAA ES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. • TO obv it; te the Impositions which have long been. praelised in regard to this Medicine, a small attention, only is requisite; for as by•favour of the Conimissioners bf the Stamp-Office, separate Plates .have been prepared for Neivbery's use, with his Name•engraved in the StaMps,• - the Imitation of which would beX Capital Offence, the nuine Preparation may now. be readily ascertaind ; it therefore recommended to Purchasers not to open any Box in future, unless they observes the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45; St. Paul's," printed in the Stamp. • • The superior -Excellence of these Pills - in Rheumatisms and Colds,.as. well as in other Complaints to which the human frame is liable, from the vicissitude S of our Climate; is uni versally acknowledged. They are admirably calculated for - Bilious, and other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.; for Head-achs occasioned by Indigestion ; and for preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of Free Living. Recourse should be had, to them alter every- Ex cess, and upon every slight Indisposition; and thus their well-knowit chitraderistic of promoting' Longevity will be maintained ; for - by assisting nature in the.duc discharge of the animal functions, and by•keepinr the Constitution, es it were, in continual repair, they preserve the Body in health . and vigour, and prevent premature decay. They require no particular confinement nor attention to diet. • • They are sold only by F. Newbery and Sonsot the ‘Vare • house for Dr. James's ,Powder, No. 45, St. `.'awl's, a few doors from Cheapside, London; and at Dr, I anwaq tate Innis,: Bruton-street;in inboXes price 45. 6d. each, Stamp includ e,l ; or the quantity of Six in ogv .lArgy, boy. for ;1. IPRICE SIXPECk: AR !VI Y CO .4CT.S'. i!onti‘qisag-General!s t Office, Great Cearge-street, • zB, 184. MOnCE is hi+eky given to all fersoizi det;i - otti of —ll 'Controlling . ti stIPPly the following Artielei- Je , the Use of the Arnty, viz. BREAD ta the Troops in Barrac4s and Quart:Yr i theCo4nties of Bedford, North...in:von, Aid York; the Delive4ei to 'conimetice on and for the 25th of April nth I ;fird - BREAD, FORAGE, STRAW, and FUEL; to ;Itch TraTa,;! as *4 he encamped in the course if the pment Year in the fiilloza ing Distrißs I'LST&.CTu. Sevein COUNTIES. ,`'Gloucester, Worcester. < Hereford , l Monmouth. ' , tSouth Wales, Chest t. Sapp. • Lancaster. North WaICS. f Derby. , ) Nottingham, Staltorti Leicester. Warwick. Rutland. {orth West North Inland - Thirt.Pr6posali in icritinir, sealed up, and marked " Tender.' for Arai) , Supplies," be received at this Office 04 or before' the 9th a,y of raid Month of A prit (bat none :will b e received after riVel'ilt a' Clock on that d 4), and if sent ly Post, the .Posta#e tv Ge paid . Proposals must be made separately for cacti County for the Bread atone, and for each Distria fir the CaMps, and the Names f two good Sureties must be given in therewith. Particulars of she Contraas may be had upot application hi this Qifice, between the Hours of Ten and Four. Note. —Volunteers called out upon Service, although not under Canvass, art to be considered as Troops encamped, from the time of their being assembled at their respeilive Rendezvous. To WINE and BRANDY MER CHANTS - - A N OLD ESTABLISHMF.NT in the WINE 'FRADF. to be DISPOSED OF, situated in oneof the. must pleasant and respectable Cities a cvnvenient distance from London, the Proprietor being about to retire from.busi ness. The Premises and Stock amount to about Five Thou sand Pounds, part of which nut) , be lett, On SccOrity being given. For Particulars, apply to Messrs. Robert Freebairn and Abchltreh-lane, Lombard-street. FREEHOLD LAND, SURREY, TO BE SOLD by AOCTION, By Order of the COMM SSI 0 N RS for dividing, allbttingi and inclosing the Commons within the MANORS of C r 0- DAA.MIN G and C A TTSHUL L, in the Parishes of Go dalming, Chiddiugtold, and Compton, "at the King's Arms • Inn, in'Godalming, on. Tuesday the Tth Day of May next, at Twelve o'Clock, QIXTY ACRES`of the most valuable part of that well-known Rich pasture Common, Collect the PEASE MARSH, in the said Parish of Godaliniug, most eligibly situated for Building, being on a dry healthy Soil, with a fine Sheet of Water in Front, and commanding some of the finest Views in the County of Surrey, at the convenient Distance of one Mile from Godaltning, and three Miles from Guild ford, and nearly adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from London to Portsmouth. Further Particulars may be known, or a Plan seen, on application to Mr. Thomas Chapman, Surveyor, Richmond; or Messrs. G. and I. Smallpeice, SurvejOrs, Stoke, next Guildford, and at the place of Sale. MITRE COURT, FLEET-STREET, SUPERB C • NET . AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUS- SELS, AND OTHER CARPETS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By Messrs; ANDERSON and BALLb Without .Reserve, At a large spacious Room, opposite Brown's Cc9fne-hotise, Mitre-Court, Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, and two fol. lowing days (Sunday excepted) at Twelve o' C lock, ALL • the NEAT and GENUINE HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, capital Prints, and other valuable E fleas of an Upholsterer, removed from Ludgate hill for conveniettcy of Sate, comprising lofty Four-post and Tent Bedsteads with rich Chintz Cotton and other Hang ings and suitable Bedding, large Brussels and other Carpets, capital large Pier and other Glasses, Mirrors and Girandoles, a Pair of brilliant Cut-Glass Lustres, Mahogany double and single Chests of Drawers, Watdrobes, Secretaries, and Book, cases, Sideboards with Cellarets, Sets of Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables ; Chairs in Satin, Horse-hair, and Red Leather, lapanned Drawing-room Chairs; and other Effeds too numerous to mention. N.B. The Cabinet-work is beautiful, and in high preset.- vation. To be viewed the Morning of Sale. catalogues had at Garraway's, and of the AuEtioneers, No. SS, Greek-street, Soho. BEAUTY, HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. THE INDIAN MOUTH POWDER ren'ers the Teeth beatitifully white, gives the most fascina ing redness to.. the Gums and Lips, and communicates a most delightful Odour to the Breath. This Powder is, pre ,, ared from a valuable Drug found on the Coast of Malabar, I.:tely imported from India by a Gentleman of fortune, who wit! , nested and experienced its wonderful Properties. Ile has submitted it to tfie inspection of a Medical Gentleman in London, who so highly approves of it, that he sinclions it .with his name and recommendation, having ascertained that it is a specific remedy for the Scurvy in the Gums, a radical CUre for the Tooth-ach, - and decidedly the best Tooth Pow: der in the woad, and so innocent, that-it may be used by Infants.- Price is. and as. gd. Prepared by the Doctor and sold wholesale and retail, by his Agent, No. z 'Pall Mall; and retail, by Mr. Withers, No. 229, Strand, neat Temple Bar. FOR THE GROWTH OF 2 HAI R. THE most elegant and graceful Ornament in Na- Sure is -a fine Head of Hair; but the prevalence of the late Fastnotrhaving induced many a Lady and Gentleman to deprive themselves of that beautiful Embellishment; and who now regret the too hasty adoption of so unbecoming a mode, the Proprietor of STI RACI A's 'ITA LI AN OILS is happy to assure them,' that by .using a few Pots, the Hair will-be more beautiful than ever : likewise restores the Hair on bald piaces,, making it grow in abundance, and of its na tural Colour; also prevents its falling . otf, which it will del in twenty-four hours after illnesS, by re-invigorating the Roots ; likewise on Horses' Knees, &c. To be had, wholesale and retail s at •the Proprietor's house; No. g 4, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and ; by his appoint., men:,, at Mr. goliling's,..No. 42, Cornhill • Williams's, No. 41; ;• Humphreys', No. irS, l oxford-street, at ss. a Poi, or if. 245. a dozen. , /lkt less than halt a dozen ar the wholesale price. - • "" . . CHILBLAINS are ccged by i,ne Applicati-n of WHITE F, AD s FLUID FSSENCE OE MUS TARD., and the severest Sprains and Bruises, in less than' half the time usually taken by Opodeldoc, 'Arquebusade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used it - Fmwdi.itea jN after. any Accident, it prevents the part turning black: The Mustard Fills - atc.also taken with singular success in all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Govty Afredions, Nnbness, Spasms, or. Wat4lering, Pains, 'Flatti!ency, Indigestion, and general Debility'; at the same tirtie , , the active Fluid Essence is applicdjo the parts ,aLrected, in. those Complaints where necessary. - It is prepared and sold at as. sd.each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecary, N. 15,' Greek-street, Soho, LondOn, t nd inay be had of every Medicine Vender in Glen ,Britain and Ir2land. The - Chilblain Ointment, for cleansing and speedily healing broken Chilblains, is also prepared by Mr. tohnstun, price. is_. lid. cacti box.