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The 23:1 of APRIL, IN. T HE LAST LOTTERY 'BEGINS DRAW_ -INC;. OFFIVE OF ORDNANCE,. , • . . . March It, 094, THE. PRINCIPAL [OFFICERS of HIS MA yifsr).'.l . 0 Rinst MVO? hereby give Notie,., That Propot,rls will be receii•ed at their Office in Si. Margaret-street; ll'esrminster, on or. before Ilfonday the 231 of April *tut, from such l'ersons a, may be.willing to undcrtake the S uppty of IRON MONGER Y AR - 1' IMES the Service of this Department; stAvt,F;Utdrati fnr a prio dof Three Yeari. • Patterns of the Ar!icies to be supplied, may be viewed at the principabSv e rfkeeper's Office at: the Tower, and the .Ternts, Can.. dition", and othe , ljartictdars of the nntrae, may be known unn application at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street,',Dr .. y bay betvggen : be hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Propo sals are to be d, livered, sealed up and marked on the Outside," i? r - . posals for the Supply of IronthoiVry Ankles far the Ser vice of the'Ordnance . De/Nato - lent ;" but no Proposal Can ,be admitted after the said 13d of April. ..By Ord,r of=the Board, R. M. CRElF,'Seeretivy 12v4PERML PARLMMENr. OUSE OF PEERS, TiIEATkE-ROVAI„ COVENT-G,ARIIEN. - TIMORROVV EVENING, Aril 18 ' wi ll be Perfd, • 1804, THE MERRY wlvEsorme oF WINDSOR. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 2 • of ,C 20,000 are ,C 40,000 2 • 10,000 2.1,000 3 5,000 J5,0c0 4 .. 2,000 S,ono. 12 - 1,000 - 12,o)0 11 y oo - 6,00 .20 2om - 4,000 " 100 - 5,000 100 5 0 - 5 . * 000 705 6 • 25 - 147,000 MONDAY, AiRIL 16. MR. ADAM was beard fur the Respondent; and Mr. Ai,Exii.:4ciaa for the Appellant., in , the Scotch CoUnter Appeal; Abercrorriby against Elphinstune tleming. The Iris Militia Traniferepcc Service Bill; , and two Private Bills, were brought from the Com. coons; and read a first time., ~ The Temple Bar IMprovement Bill was read a second time, and referred ,to cc ? mmittee. On the Motion of Lord HA.wiasiiusti., .he Re. port of 'the Comni.ittee on the Volunteer Bill wa, ordered rQ be taken in;o consideration to.inotrow, Adjourned until three o'clock to.morrow. wIT H VALENTINE ,\ ND ORSON. : . The new Romantic Melo-Dr:lm l of Valehtine and Orson 'will be't'ep'erlter! eve,y Eyening till further notice. Mrs.. Sidiions being: recover from her,late illness, will on Thysclay,perform the Chara.der of, Isabella, for the last Caw this season. Oh 4 . lidav, "rh. Will for the Deecl', - with The Paraw.iph. „ On On 4zncla 3attirilay (14 e. st time this sepson), ,Venice l'reset'v'd• y, "Illie English Fleet. 3p,000 Tickets kaoz,soo Part of the Capitals: First-drawn Ticket. First Day ,C,t,000 Fir at-drawn Ticket Seventh Day ,C. 20,000 First-drawn Ninth Day • - - - - s OOO TICKF.TS and S RES are SELLING' at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERYMFFICE. . PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - o - - - 9. 4 o Eighth, '.. , - 2- 7 o Quarter - - 4 13 o Sixteent h - t 3 6 ' .. .*Tiekets and Shares ‘vill gradnally rise until the Drawing. ARLES' and WYLLI AM l iCAtir-' M. V fiTT r' , ' - gpecinl4,-,acquaia the NATity, Gentry and:thek Fp;:tv!,. 111 general, th,it thetr ANpap CnN R the Ne‘k* t the liaci,t44-scoare,.eit,l\lo64,3 4 eA e rlirdt - ,! the' on Satoh gyanA,EcAlk as last.. yer. 1 01 1 r t -tr. con i cert w tiaced;n a iew days. Ti. -c et, ft:x:111116' di, :Kis" for cielivt-ry, at " .. e':lll"cres. " :l6 * 8, thc,;tt-stereel,,Cavekdish-tylaaret at kis \V; Knpretes, :No. 44_ S.,)lleett StTect St/' !;a0 also at the AlusiQ Shop s of -11 1 a1 - 1 Laveint Dale and Cfernenti and Co. • •••11. BICII;EQ:fiER BILL OFFICE, , , • )161. , : , April, 1;o4. 4/I Exchequer 13u Ls dn'ted on or be /;,re the 3oth March, 1803„ •Tt. BE• PALO OFF. • rr i . I,!)RDS 61)3I114 . 1S , S1ONERS of His M/1- . 1..: JEST Ps b:rbing, given Direaions JO, pay. tbe,Peincipal of t4 , al9ve- ;neat t,n ed Exchequer Bills,,tvith the I4terelt thereon, at die Exch:qi , er Bid O j =sce,in Sf. Margaret' bitiveeit• the ')llrds; ifi•itminster - , on MON .A;44' the 3otl, day 6f ripril, r 4 ilitendanre be. given dit4,(Stend)'s - av:l licild.ifs.e.x.,rned), until 7 - 4ar,s,d,v , the 26:b froin lea ycl..n'k the Morning One in 14 - e 1f n rrno,, .fi,r the ti.. , r4.te of receiving the same. And for the gretieafispiitch, the ieaq; 5..;. : f ;, said Bills are' desired to G, ina I.i,tc thereof, c0.' , :j14 , 7g-the Numi,ers in ICrumeritatOr&r, according to the Value . Of '7l - e and'Tiines cf Commence metit of Interest, rtvith thz-principal Sumo and Interest due th.reon, coMpated from the 41;4 ,yr -,,c)biebti. , e) , are .respealively,dated, exclasive,tout said , inelusiife;-zi , ben the Interest 7oill cease; af:d they are devired to -write their Kinies and !laces of ,4 ode on sueb. List', and indorse their . Alantet ox the said Bills. _ .173 USE OF COMMoNS. MONDAY, APRIL 16. The SitAkEit having taken the Chair; after some private business had been' disposed of, Sir Jotn NEWPORT rose, to say s that, about three weeks since; he ha i riioved for a Return to be made by the Treasurers f Counties in Ireland to that Flotise-4e understood no such Return had yet been niatie. He rose now to give notice, that, on this day se'nnight, if the Return ordered was not prodUced in the interim s he should move an ordcr to enforce it. • !THE STATE LOTTERY . begins Drawing AL. : next Monday. No. 29,467 a P rite oft., ao , ooo No. 2,68 r a Prize r , fL a . io,ocO 15,075 • 20,0,0 3 0, 333 12,6 6o • , 20,00 a 25,598 - vOOO ' • 24,*7 . . tOOOO 18.06:3 --, 5,000 7,121 --- 10000 56,050 'The above-stated Capital Prizes were recently shared and Sold at the Licensed r)ili,.es of H01)G. ES aol Co. Stucky brokers, N0..49, Oxtimi-street, opposite Baud-street, aria No. 44, St. lames's-street, where trio Tickets and Shares of the pr:sent Lottery are on side, in great rarely. Prizes to any amount paid on demand, and Government Securities bo.,:glu or sold ~, - fr,vorgf the Holders of the a »esaid Bills should Le desirous of recei : ving . payment of 14>e - . c ? pa and Inter,...,t, previous to "the raid 3,tb day of th,y may be accontnioddted, on computing the interest lc the day -on ahhich the_y wish to bc paid, and le:suing thessai.t Bala j'or exantilati,2pz one div ica- thrteto. Such Persons as sn.ly be' desir , lts of having. New Exchequer Bill, p a,rni ,nt, sitentiO,i, e r the riwount at the h 9 ttont of their Lists, deliverrd on''or be irrie the z 616 i,staet, ozqy be ace mtntodated with tit? gini. ! . an Interest of Three. tenet - Half rely!). by the ssay (..; , :e ir.,klred l'oundr ; which said ^cw Hillsd.ile he 3r..qh i4y. Aps - 11, and :rill be deiiveredon 1 - Ildnesday the 23 Me t y, and the folio:h. log days. . • .• An Officer from the Navy Board presented an Ac. count of the number of Artificers now employed in His Majesty's Dock .yards.--.-Ordered to lie on the Table. MON DAY NEXT the 2.;.1 iri;' the 1.0 t* EL KY BE GINS DRAWING. MESSRS. HALL :hid Co,' Strceschrs to Wit. 1• NI CI-TO LSD ,respeAtutly actri.iint; the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES in a variety of Nunibu - s, stamped according to \H of . ment, air selling at the Royal Exeli,.. - ,ge State Lorfcry Office, No. 88; . Carnhill,' corner of tho Royal F.xchange." Clrree. Numerical Register Books kept. Prize; pat on demand. LAST STATE LOTTERY for ,Iso3. C WIFT am; N. 1, Poultry, have on sale l.3 TICKETS RES or the above Lottery, which begins dras ' . •ng c.. Niond;:v n: et. • The following Caoital Pr.z-fs of the Lotteries in and for the year 1803, were sold and registered at this office, viz.' No. 425. a Prue of 4. to,Coo in Shires. 1 4599, - - s 000• Shares. 20,430, 5.000 Tickez. 1 960. Soon Shares. 40)9 6 - 2600 Shares. And others of 10001. &c. 6r.... See SILVER CURRENCY IN IRELAND. MT. CURRY rose to mention, that "a notice which had beengiven to the House of a Motion to be sub mittal to its consideration on this subject, had been postponed to this day, in expcdation of the arrival 'of sortie necessary D4cuments from the Lieu. tenant of Ireland. He had now the pleasure to ac quaint the 'House that Documehts had been received from His Excellency of such a nature as to render unnece,sary any Act of Legislation upon the sub. jea, and such measures had been taken by His Ma. jesty's Ministers, by and with the advice of the Privy Council, upon this sUbjed, on which they had long continued to deliberate, and of which they had never lost sight,' as' effedually to provide a remedy ‘ amply commensurate to every exigency of existing occasions. _ N B. Ar Ete , ! , egner Ililit date] prior• to March 1803, have been advertised to be pail p, at,l th.f Intcrest ti r,on has ceased. LCE; I.EWIS In the Press, and spe.:dily will be published, in Four elegant 'Aft,hum's; with Portr,iits, VIEMOIRS of the LIFE f the late CHARLES IVA • • • LEE LEWIS, • -7--- • . ASYLUM tar DEAF and - I.YUMB. rrHg- ANNIVERSAkY. SERMON for the Churchl..l3;:neflt.-.7 et . , this Charity, will be preached at ft; Parisi' of St. llelen';, , i;lsiitaNs4ate, on Sunday lo . rni o ng ! ihe iid at'Aptil, 1 8,4, . Meier';,. the Rev.: JoHN OWEN''' . A ' M .• late fellow or, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,' :Curate . C Leaurcr of,F ulttatn. The Chadren•wtll attend. Prayers sill hegirj at' FleVen.o'ClOck.' ..A":',d on Wedhesaday the ad , f May, rBe4, rife Coveinors iiiii Pi:lends of illis liiititution" Will dine at the London "Eavern, Ilisilopsgafc•-street, at , Four Clock preciselyi . .. H. C. COMM:, Alderman, and Al. Y. is expected to fake:the Chair.. • P resident, The Most N ob I e•t lie Marquis of - I ..qckinglianl,K ' C • •, •• • ~ : : vicr.-paisinENrs: ir Richard Mil, Sart. -;.,1. 1). 'Wm -1iii.,1141 Cl ' l El q. S S ir a i n d . Wi‘'el p nct , 4"s qr : , 13a rt . Ala.' urni--"' will,ert — b g T:F.sti. N A.. Sir Rich c a - G , .• ' ‘pittl.LeMesurier. Esq. id . • 'r, I , II:Bart Ald. -Charles l'10":e..r• Sir rho's. Turton, bl ir . Esq. Ald. t• . DOrrien, Esq. Harvey C. CoMut. Eii, -: A ~ .t , 111°3 ' - II I. sc. - and M. p . + -.4,.. Alu.-j. i . ' A I I germ' , t . rhos. Boddingthn, E gli Fleur}. Thornton, E sq. M . P. Treasurer. • ... ath. itriektiood, STEW Eso. A ! 'p fii : o Mackenzie. Escl•- 'l . hos. Starling Bensod:E q \Vrn Nottidge' E 64. ohu.Clraplin E' , CI ' S .. .)11 Kirkman, Esq. run.. 4 .101 `Virg. Darnell:'tisq.' 1. jam„ Westead,Esq• Sarntiel fintistOif, to, , ' • • Matthew - Wood, Esq. janies jacks, Es 4. '• fohn You!, Esq. TiLl;cts, tc. -fid ez . ic..l l ' i to' be the Stewards z at the tar of theTai, • '' lioaiti6,: iol . , ,,ern; arid Of hieliry . Cleits'on , Deput y Sz : eret i d ar en , Iv iii. be ar e ,i''' Kent Road. - After Dinner, , tho . it 1 ve_ ' • 4‘'‘edv: and nuduce kpecituoln of their own, inr"Tvt,ll,2,ltil t t .: llF .4 2 Ypi:er.ig,?ajd the several branches of trade y have been instruelett Nu 101 - IN TOWNSEND,' Sec. • • colleclion tittcr 17iu4pt. _ . . ii -, )) NI( -IN-6—..i71 'MUSIC . 1 ' 'NI ... D ' : ' .„, . 4")ataci:b).Messi.s. TOmi,t N SON and M A.Tel'E R, • ALLINi privately _'by t,(.1 Ladies alld.Geol F gifen of any,,age,,,who Pave, nevor -Iva,:nt. tiiese accor4Tisunie.A. Or not in the ah:onable sty t' It Ni, 'f4, gkerriiir-Wreet, C ihieti-square, fa xed Nre. to, Grciat _klie-strcet,,,Gotidinan's-fieids, on Plans' exdressly tOron74,for tityse.,-minsbv,puldit.,..L;ciuti! them, pant tuiarty, oriNeate, ex oet',ll tiouSlit "ancreiegantly., '''RtiO FOrie VA 4 111.fp taUght,' - Schools anelkaniilies- in-Tonthand Within i 8 miles, punc tually attended, and sy sternatical ly last:aided in cvetruscful, ile:-•lit :aillinisheir Pa•rt of 'Modern D'atiCing-inti !Music, • P.i;ilie.;lfi?. I V;P:tli!:n en 'of ,i€s(3edabilitry, Coming 'fron t the ei,iivicy Li, tearh, ) risce-rs:,,, Hireigners, and all. Who wish to In4k.-.. , xl. - 1‘;.•In. rapid pioAress, may have Apartments and aso , t, i ''' ll.' thelloitse, With cOustant ltistriLjtion WI perfecl, tvhieit t his'wal - thke s ' a very Short time. _ -- A CA RD. ----'------------ CHEVALIER . RUM); r , - 4 pea fill iy irlforttis . the Public- anti Friencts,. that his eldest Son is - now IN turned to landon, alter ii,iving tleen practising f,,r tcq 31c4r6 In the dilf,rent Courts on the, Cow - ow:II With 17:cat success. rlie fhe'retbre, can now-, with' :he greatest confie,eiier l'el.i'om ,i l'is Sots As pezfz- Ctly . "Oaledect. to praCiise in!,all the r.inches of hisyrefession as a Sur-t:on Dcati,st. , -,AS there ..rarinrnotali,,ir,ilta,ti:ons of t hc'TC,iieval7,!r R u: pin 's•D.,:atiliji.,c,C,l 'ag4iti st .1„,., s 'pt . , P. ece.'it is prop 4 erlo 14,1;17 , 1', the. t- .. be had, whzer.:aitithi. -rhe .geijuim, Compiitions may t) trey or st.'er-od retail, at the Ci),:vlier's kt 'use, i lwan' - / •- - :II .. t . ' carleton House. J-St ::et, rail-Ma.., ,opposi c , the cor- Complete• Mal og . • ' Medicines:3i. :L_:4nYjkoces,,that hold all'the Chevaliers . , Ttieririce3'6f hit''eicit,ilesr are (StrriPs includ6d-Eiix.2isr,f6risi: • „ lows, .viz . Dentifrice Po -Double I v ot e l' Styptic, ice 65., TniCture, 6s. Di, to dito, fof "rindure; JOS. '6d. llittto.e't S i t o P f li D c 'e;i 7 tit % riee s iio' w!ler, sos. 6d. ' ' • •'' •- • ~N E Iv . M h bit' t'4 I. ike'r• • At the only. Warthotzse•hii lir'- r ,, , ME S's po\k, DER, _ ' o . 4i, 4t. Paui's. arch_h , y`,,,,,t Londun. PirkEL „foil:4in°. :AIIEDI.`IN ': So ti pil ce .• -.; .t ? , . , -,... .... S ai.e ~ , , - at.(l as , s annexei. includiug the Stamp nutlet , ; It is en•tt;ct ' 1 • , that front 'the' S'st 'of 'Sentember,' 1802, :,t ihc the Stain ) • - wet. Its)rsih,ool.l,eilrlrnheo..ait)plied to all. PrOprietarV `siderable' A',l:fii', s o r ,e C onsumption, ald as aC. Mcc;icines !olv. higher vaui., (J ." ni.ttie to the StAmns, on the articles or Powder 'will be''uth"9, 6e ill bialk, the prices of Dr. lames's 1 future 2s TA• per Packet, or rl. ss• 64,... per Do2ell,- but the goal:tit- of.yaztni lEzt:inlvPackets in al d 3 °,__ tie (as inAte up for the AYrrn il. 4S: And as by favour of the' Co r , ; 1 4 ;12 ' sillY be had g r . ,:stami, 0 tlice, Prates arc prepared lOr as r.l:l(,,itif:rs.,s sepa. tate use, with his •lairie engraved in eali stamp, t e L Y e Public; • will be. cAtetul ' to observe, that the Words, .-I,'. NewbetY' Na• 4 St. 'P ii - A, ; -'-'. - ' I L 6, ' are Print edill the tamps of all his le licmes t atid as it is preSumed that this 'NUL he a suffi cient seCutity again. 4 Counferfeits, his Signkiure on the 12-zibles on -Dr.ar:let's Powder Will be 'discontinued frofrn iiincetorward. . • . Stamps will he allowed gratis, as' usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozeri or more at a trine, of -the lower 'price articles. • s. d. ~ ci. !*- 51)...r lanies's Powder 2 y Lozenges of Blois ilf 1 - 1 0. a Bottle - 24 o F reake'ainci.of Bark 4 9 bo. Analeptic Pills 4 6 D. Huxham's - 2 0 1)0. large Box 24 o English Coffee - 2 9 :,,,l)r. Stter's (podeldoc z 6 Genuine Arquebusadc: 8 6 ''''°. CepvialstonOil - z 6 Ormskirk Medicirts :. 8 . 1 ) ',l'o. CarnOrnitel)rrips i 9 I ngiish's Scots Pllls . 1 0 -1-'0- PareForic Lozenges i i t Essenceof Peppermint t ii' tetty'sAlilious Pills 4E, Grant' s Drops - , t 16 , t it r• Atisiin's Clialybeite Dr. Hooper's Pili-. 6 ~,• dittiY• .. • 4 o Glass'i Magnesia - 3 ,i)alby's Carminative 1' 9 Henry's Ditto - 2 ' 2 .t sse„ce oi Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton% Do:ps • - 5 , Cephalic Snuff' - 0.3 Spilsbuty's Drops 5 ° Al r c / 'Tenet's Dentrlfrice 4 0 • Dr. Solar.der's ."Tea 2. 9 i°nes's.a(lteutnatic 'Tine- Greenough's T.inttute ili tUrc . 3 6 Do. Tolu Lo2engcs ' 1 , I t ! 1 141 I• Stainps ii-ith Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed 'lt"' -th-St twenty Articles above• enurr.erated ; 4)d as man ) . - :tire,rs.(4l.s, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his • 'use, Ito is under the necessity of pointing out, that 1 . a at the Easi End of S t. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, cin rthat it has . lar4e White Stuccoed Front, on which thees ~ rias are inscribed THE ONLY WAREHOUSE () I DX. lAME.S's POWDER." 01..nEST STATE I.OTTER:Ir OFFICR, - Est: in the Year 1741, No 8, Chic ;lig Cross. - AVCAR rER, (4:e MADDLiON ), re,peet-. . fully informs his Friends and the Public in gene,' ral, tlLa - he is now selling Tickets and Shares in variety of Slumbers at the above Office, where, 'for Sixty-three'Yelrs - , many capital Prizes have been sold and shared, and 'all Prizes paid on demand. The Lott .ry commences Drawn on the 23d inst. con sistins Only ot ja,ooti Tickets, consequently an advance may be expezlei:lN - All kinds of ; Goyernment Securities bought and sold by CRtriTnssiori at this Office.,- SPRING, or APRIL LOTTERY. • - " Past Winter's gloom, the renew'd year " Soon feels Spring's animating powers : • " Thus speedy yields the gloom Cl care, • " When Fortune sends her golden showers." CIBEFk. C PoPt'recreaßilly inforMc his Friends :Ina the Publie, that the Drawing of the Lottery is at hand, namely, the 23d of this. Month, - when the First-drawn Ticket wilt be entitled to •10001. On the merits of the Scheme, he forbears to animadvert, -and content! himselt with soliciting a contintlatice Of those faiours he had the honour to . experience froM his Friends n hit Ma`SOnic. Brethren hi particu -14,-and the liberal Public at taro. • CAPITAL PRIZES, Sold, Shared, or R egi.;tercd in the preceding Sixteen ;Lotteries,' at his " Fortunate" Lottery Ut-lice, No. ta, corner of the Royal Exchange, close to the 13:Ank.of Eqgband,.viz. 4 Prizes of £20,300 13 Prizes of £2030 7 Pr - lies of io,ooo 21 Prizes of loot) - .9 Prizes of . 5000. . 3o Prizes of . goo, &c. S. appeals to those who have .purchased Tickets or Shares in the last two or three Lotteries, at Offices to which fr: , fn custom or prejudice they were long attached, whether their success was not infinitely below their expectation ?or in plain English, whether the) did not severely feel the frowns' of Fortune, by a succession 'of Blanks? The suggestion, there-, fore, of trying the Chalice of Pope's Office, Royal Exchange, must appear extremely reasonable. . WANTED at Madiutrinior next, in a good:Market Town, or populous Village,-where there is a genteel society, AComfortable FAMILY 'HOUSE, with a good Garden, and, if possible, a few Acres of Land adjoin- - ing. Any Person having such a Property, either to lets or sell, in the Counties pf Hants, perks, Bucks,.Herts, Surrey, or Sussex, is requested .to seed the Particulars to C. .B, at the Post-Office, Basingstoke. EXTRAORDINARY PROOFS QE THE SUPERIOR EFFICACY OF. SPILSBURY'S ANTISCORBUTIC, DROPS, DISPLAYED IN I'HE FOLLOWING CURLS MR. WILSON, of Dean, nehr Edinburgh,. cured -of an invetetate scurvy by taking these Drops ; his case attested by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Scott, South Bridge, E - ihnburgh. The Son df Mr. Porter, of Lewis (3. years old) cured of a violent scorbutic complaint extending over .his race and' body, by taking three Bottles of these .Drops ; his case at tested by Mr. Wright, Printer,' Leeds. • A Gentleman - residing near :Snilsbv, in the county of Lin coin,. was cured of a bad scurvy by these Drops. Mr. Bull; Medicine Vender, of Spashy, is acquainted ‘sitil the parti.; culars of his case. ,11 These Drops.are sold wholesale and retail at the Di pen. sary, Nu. 5, Soho-square ; and by most of the respectable 'Venders of Patent Medicines in town and country, in Bottles of cs. 61. to toy. and li. as. each. • • N. B. Purchasers are desired to he particular in noticing that each Bottle, Bit!, and Wrapper, has the Words " by the 'King's Patent," and a Black Stamp- affixed to each Bottle, marked Sr f LSI V R Y and Co. No.. Es, Soho-square. PALM SOAP, in the greatest Perfcßion. Q BER)tY haqing made great ItrtproYetnents in L../• his well-known PALM 'SOAP, recommends. it with renewed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; prepared from that.sweet fragrant Article Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the perfume, a n d d e li cac y o f its use, has merited the at tention and patronage of many of the first Families, and is esteemed a valuable Discovery for softening, cleansing,.brae_ ing, and preserving the Skin from the Heat of the Sun ; and Is also found an excellent defence against Cold - Winds, and sharp frosty Air.—Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with the words " Samuel Berry," on the wrapper. The Proprie tor recommends it as the best Soap for Shaving, producing a fine soft lather proper for tender faces, in round Cakes, rs. each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Greek-street, Soho, and by his Appointment at.the principal Perfumers in _London, and dif*rent Tomas in 11:e licing&cas, WyTTEN ,13Y. HIMSELF, And:publiShed,by his Family. Conaining 'Anecdotes,. Biographical and Humorous, of ernin4nt:Perforrers; and a View of the Stage throughout the Uuited Kingdorn, during the last tbrty Years.. Printed for Rich irit Phillips, No. 7,, St. Paul's Church yard ; and . scld by John Arelan - , Dublin ; E. Balfour, and Manners and Milker, Edinburgh. This. Day was published, . • Elegaitly - prtrted in Oetavo,• amt illustrated with a Map and Twelity Views, 'engraved from Drawings by- the Author, Price xl. ss. in boards, or on inferior raper, with the Map and a VieW r,f 'intern Abbey, .Price 7s. in hoards, A TOUR thrmighont SOUTH WALES and 1 A. MONMOUTHSHIRE -; comprehending a .General ,Survey of ilie friduresque Scenery, :Remains of Antiquity, Historical Events, peculiar Manners, and Commercial Situa 'tions; of - that interestitt Portion . of the British Empire. By J. 'l'. BARBER, Esq. F.S.A. "The Lovers of Travels are here presented with a very 'pleasing VOlume, descriptive of a most beautiful Country. Most of the Plates which•zulorn this Bot are entitled to par ticular commentlation ; the Subjeeis having much interest, and the execution being Yery,plewing,"—Nloilt4ily, Review. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand:, • • LAST EDITION of FOURCROY's 'CHEMISTRY, Translated by P..: r. Nicholson. This Day was published, In 'Eleven Volumes, 00.avo. including a Preface by the Translator, and a very copious Index, together with a Set of Synoptic Tables in large Folk , ' Pziee jl.(s. -in boards, ILVGENERAL. SYSTEM. of diEMICAL KNOW L EDG E ; and its Application to the - Pheno. Plena of Nature and Art. By A. F. FOURCROY, Of the National Institute of France, Cotinsellor. of State, Professor of Chemistry at various Public Establishments, - .Member of many Academies, &c. • Translated from the Original French, ; By. WILLIAM NICHOLSON. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand ; tengman and Rues, G. and 1. Robinson, and J. Walker, Paternoster_ row; •Vernor and 11 , od, Poultry ; Clarke and Sens, Portu gal-street ; Cuthell ;IA Martin, and Ogilvy and Son, I lol born ; and S. Bagsier, Strand. *. 3 , 1 * The' Synoptic Tables are sold separate, price 11. is. in boards. F. STONE• and Co. No. 134. Oxford.streer, _V • Manaaclurers of DOUBLE BLOCK TIN COOK -I\'G UTENSILS, beg leave to ititorin the Public, that thLy have very much improved these Articles, which rendet' it the cheapest anti. cleanliest Furniture now in-use. Thth following List terms a Set, which will be kept in repair, at all times, - for Two Guineas a Year : Tea Kettle - (,:o 6 6 Spice-box and Grater o 4 o Collee Pot - o o Bread Grater o 1 0 C'hoccilata Pot• . and Flour and Pepper 13ox 6 Mill - o .1 o ' Cheese,Toaster . o 4. 6 Set of Saucepans' r t • Dripping Pan and Set of SteLVVOS - 1 4 o Haster • 0 7 6 Two Soup P•ots - 0 17 o Skiinnizr and Ladle o 3 6. Fish Settle - • t 6 o Slice aoitGravySpoon 0 3 6 Turbot ditto - 018 6 Set of Skewers - e 2 6 Polling Pot - .o 46 6 Two Scollops - o .• o Dutch Oven - o 6 6 Six Table Spoons o 4 Fr yi rig.. pan and G rid- ---- - iron - - o o /:, o _ Cullendcr - o 3 5 ... N. 13. They have likewise a large Assortment of Fashion able Broil - zed Tea Urns, and a fine Stoduot Table Knives and Forks ; - also ShoWer and Warm paths to sell or lett. ,- "G_X - A liberal price allowed for Old Urns and . Old Stoves in Exchange. BEAUTY, HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. THE INDIAN MOUTH POWDER _renders the Teeth beautifully white, gives the most fascinating redness to the Gums and Lips, and communicates a most delightful Odour to the Breath. This Powder is.prepared from a valuable Drug found on the Coast olMaLtbar, lately hoported from India by a Gentleman of fortune, who wit nessed•and experienced its wonderful Properties. He has submitted it to tin; inspection of a Medical Gentleman in Loud n, who so highly approves of it, that he sandiona it with his name and LA;ornmendation, having ascertained that it is a spec , ie remedy for the Scurvy in the Guins, a radical Cure tor the Tocith-ach, and decidedly the best Tooth Pow der in the world, and so innocent, that it may be used by W ill it s .— Price, I tyl. and sitk 'Prepared by the.PeCtor, ni f l so ld wholesale and retail, by his Agent, No. z Pall. Man ; and retail, by Mr. 'Withers; No. 225, Strartd,,9ear Temple Bar PENSION LIST. Sir Ro 3E RT BUXTON rose and observed,. that, as it was highly 'important to that - House, and 'to the 'Country at large, to be acquainted with the"names and public deserts , of the several persons who - weie diszinguished by the public bounty of the Crown, in those pensions which formed so considerable a part of the public charges of the Natio", he should move, that there be laid-I)efore .the House, a List of the Names of Persons to whom Pensions are granted, payable at the Exchequer ; the Amount of each Pension respeCtively ; and the date when granted.— 'Ordered accordingly. AYLESBURY ELECTION. Sir GEORGE COIZNEW ALL moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the be:ter Prevention of Bribery and,Corroption in the Borough of Aylesbury. The question being put, The Marquis of TITCHFIELD rose to oppose the further proceeding on the Bill ; first, because he did not think the advocates of the Bill had made out a case sufficiently strong to warrant the adoption Hof such a measure, which went to punish indiscriminately all the Electors of Aylesbury, for the alledgcd crime of_ only a portion of them ; and, secondly, because the charge was only stated to he ..substantiated against a le w,compared with the number who claimed the right of voting. For the present the:Noble Marquis did not feel it necessary to state any fur. titer .arguments upon it, but concluded with moving an Amendment, that instead of the words "be now read," there be inserted- the words " this day .three :months." Sir JOHN NEWPORT. warmly supported the Bill. He contended it was a measure :absolutely .necespyy„ to mark: the just indignation of that House . against the gross and flagitious delinquency of the Borough of Aylesbury, and the infamous in. stances,of the most foul and atrocious corruption, openly, carried on with the Eleaors of that Borough, at the. late Eledion, in defiance of the Laws—in the most flagrant prostitution of Electioneering -Franchises. It appeared from the Report of their Commit tee, to - whose consideration the merits of that F.le&ion had been referred, that. three houses in the town had beer. openedfur the palpable and avow. ed purposes of, bribery and corruption ; that upwards of. zoo of the .Eleaors-had received the bribes, not :only on one but of 411 the. Candidates ; that they si',ned..their names to an address, soliciting a Can. 4rdaye, whom they had never known or seen, to stand for their Borough, for no other purpose than to raise the marker, and enhance, the price of cor ruption ;,. that in the public room _where those men entered_ for. the purpose of receiving their bribes, there was a bowl of 'punch at . one end of the •table, apt' a bowl of guineas at another. Having mentioned a variety of other instances, of a like na ture, he said it was impossible for earliament to ..pass ynpunished a case of 'such foul corruption, so utterly obnoxious .ro .the,spirit of our Constitution, _and. the purity,oi . . the. Commons, w ithout abandoni. ing both,,•and futnisning new and strong arguments for Reformers out of (loots ; when the best and most wholesome species ti reform was already in che 'power of the House itself, by checking in the first , instance, and branding, by the most exemplary ,punishment, every such flagitious instance oCcor.