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earl ~~+l~' J 24 II R 3,6:0.) .. .. .. _ THEATRE-ROYAL DRURY-LANE. FIFO - MORRQW .EV ENING, April, 13. 18 04, 1 will-be performed a new Comedy, hi Five Ads, called THE SAILOR'S DAUGHTER. The Charaders by Mr. WROUG,HTON,•Mr. DWYER, Air. CAU Mrl.l. I'oPE, M r. RUSSELL , Mr. BA ELI), Mr: BANNISTER, jun. • RTLEY,rsMr. Dow roN. Mrs. JO R UAN M. - ' Mrs. SPARK S, Mrs. H. JOHN STON, M The Prologue r i , b e spoken by M. IIii.ADDOCKS. R.T LE Y, And the Epil ogue b y Mrs. 11. !WINSTON; • . . wprxi THE COUNTERFEIT. The Characters by , Mr. POWELI„ Mr: fIOLLAND, Mr. CHERRY; Mr.' COLLINS; Mr. I.IA.NNISTF.R, jun. Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. •FIAR LOWE, Mrs. BLAND., Miss TYRER, Mrs: SCOTT. .. The new Comedy 'of The Sailor's Daughter, perform ed, for the. fourth time, yesterday Evening to a very. brilliant and overtlowing audience, leaving been received throughout with the be _repeated hid.hest approbation and appl aus e, : ivirl ti. '._.7' every Evening till , fin - ther notice. A new Farce, in Two Ads, , :ever performed, called The Middle Dish, or The Irishman in Turkey, is in prepara_. tio n at this Theatre. THEATRE -ROYAL TO -MORROW EV CoVENT-G*RDE N. ENING, April will be p er f ormed, 1 3, ;1804, TUE WILL -FOR TFIE DEED. The Charaders by Air. MUNDEN,. Mr. LEWIS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Air. BLANCHARD, Mr. FARLEY; Miss Mr, FAVCETT, lqr. BEVERLY. MARRIOT, Mri:POWL'LL. The Prologue ttibe-spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Epiloue to be chaunted by Mr. FIWCLTT. VALENTINEwi:rn AND ORSON, .• The new Romantic Nlelo-Drama olVatentineami Orson *ill be:r e epeat e d eve, vening till furthL er•etice. ThOsaU'esand Genticinea who were disapliointed of Places forP‘aagraph, are 'respe6if,ffly intbrined, that Propur, s willtic be givedol its next repi-esentation. At a Numerous and Respeatible I\IF.ETI NG of PRE Ea . ' _April to, rSo4 HOLDERS of the COUNTY of MI DDLESLX, in the Interest of Nlr. UNW IN-, in the * FAMILY of the late EDWARD WALTER, held this day, pursuant to Pith- Lc Adveitise.ment, at the 4\lermaici Tavern, Lake into consideration the most , ettectual means to secure Hackney, to ahe Eleetion of Mr: Co, to serve. the 0 fikeof One of the Coroners for the said County - • '. ' Sir WILLIAM cußTis, Bart. in the Chair ;• • ' 1) EsoLVE,D That the Office of .One of tll.. AA. Coronets for this County being declared v,acant by the death ot' Mr. \Vatter, it is -the opinion of thig 'Meeting, tLat the said Oftice L of greatimportance 'and high importunity, :Ind that to qualify him tor the faithful discharge of• its du ties, the objeet of the Freell-oliea' choice should be a Gentle-- m a of tuiunpeached integrity, hbnour, and impartialitY, iunited to professional talent, and inviolate respect :for the Constitution and Lads- b which he interprets and executes. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that 'Mr. Unwin-is Gentleman competent in every respect to fill Mc q linsi4li°" W s hi eh Ile solicits, with credit ' to himself and saris_ taction to t h e County. ,Itesolit'ial, That it is the opinion of tiii - Meeting, that Mr. Unwin having engaged, under • -lega l instrument, to ;allow a Moiety of theTr arising a the Situation for the benefit) „ . . opts from ot the Widow and ten Children o f the late worthy and,respected Coroner, is a circtihistance that foreibias appeals ri... to the'Teelinga of the Freeholders, and furnishes a further -,, and more poyverful recommendatiori to their patronage and •• atipport. " Resolved, That this Nteeting will etiiploy their active and unremitting exertions, in conjundion with their Brother. Freeholders in their respeelive Districts, to promote the Suc cess or Mr. Unwin's Eleetion, and with it the cause of , humanity, in behalf of an unproadded Widow and ten young. '" Children,. who threw themselves on the protection of the worthy and independent Lreeholdersa • 'Resolved, That the Freeholder s in the Interest of M`. Unwin-and the Wirlovy and Fatuity at the late Coroner, be requested to form Committee s in their respeetive,Distrias, to promote the success of iVir. (Jaw ill's Eleetion, and to pre vail talon every Freeholder in his Interest "to attend at Nine wt.:lock precisely, at the Sessions House, elerkeriwelb on Thursday the 26th inst. beinlace and the Sh er iff s for file EleEtion o f a the Co p time fixed on byroner. • fSigited) WNI. CURTIS, Chairman. • Resolved, That tho Thanks of this Meeting be . given to Sir ‘Villiam Curtis, Bart. the Chairman, - for his able and iiiipartial condi:id in the Chair; • Reaolved, That•the above Resolutions be printed in the Morning and Evening Papers. . .. Hlr PRIVATE -T U I I ' lON'. • • - rE ciAtisics, Versification and Themes, a. •tanglit by a Gentleman or considerable experiencewho attends 'Fatioilies of the first Respeetabilit in 'London and its Environs. Gentlernedintended for the Y Senate or Bar Will find his Syatern I.; a F•aan tato satisfattory, and rnaY receive Les-. . sons in the most priviate manner. 'Young LaelieS instructed in Arithmetic, Geogra I p • d the use of th e Gl o b es. Commands for A. C. ty, an No. 53, New B orld-StrCet, No. It, Strand, will b e respeelfully attei tied to or _-_..._ • ii i iE 01 .--- Tiij7—L --- -----itPATENFi' BEDSTEADS SOFA ..x. A E DS, 'and CI iA I R B F,Db, with very considerable • im prnvemcnts, by M.O RC A N and SAN DE RS, Inventors .:' ortheir much a - ill - nil - ad I An' E RIM. DIN tNG TABLE'S; and Portable Chairs, and Manufacturers in geiteralof Mo-- dern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A irry large Stock of every Article in tile above branehes, i; al is ready for inspedion; for the furnishing Housei complete, in the Fir st Style of Fashion, and warranted of the best Workinanship, and choicest Materials. Elegant Four -post Beds and Bedding complete kvith new • .designed Window Curtains; !latent Musquito Net Teas, par i .4 • tieularly portuble fu 411 E.orcigii Clirnates, by 11c.r g : awl Sanders, Furnishing Upsholaterers and Cabinet IVlantliadtu- , • rers, No. - 16 and la, Catrierine-street, trattif. Please to ob serve No. 16. and i a has no connexion whatever with any other Warehouse in London'. • - . Army and Navy Equipage ofievery deseriptlon, on improved Principles, Very purtahle: ,F OR.I3RUISES , -SPRAINS, ItHEUNLVFISNIS Ere. 8:e• • Dr. STEERS''s .0 P ODE LDOC. , AUTION-.,01i the Oattide of the Wrapper Con each 'Bottle of the real Medicine 'a Stamp is fixed ] in which is Engraved '''F.-Nerabery, No, 45, St: Fauls , ' with t h e s e ~ and ewer the Cork of the :Sciatic a Label is pasted, , Words, " Dr. Steers's Opodeltloc, prepared - by F. Newbera a . re All those which' are sold without these Designations Eross Counterfeits. . in co, The Public are requested to attend to thiS Cau tio n, t b ca. sequence of an I inpositirin IV•hich has been I)ra-distil rYaxion fain Venders of Medicine,awlio, under Cover of a Con .o.e in in Trade with Mr. Newbery'slionse, have not only . 1 I S disse- London but, by travelling rotind the Country, have _ a _ o , nlinatedithrOugh the Retail Dealers iii all parts ot.tlLtet.pgo , !tom, large quantities at a spurious preparation o f i N,,ln t. o ) s of teldec in the Bills of Directions of which the . Names paul's 1),,r. Steers, of Charing cross', and Mr. NeWbery,ot St 'llurt k - Yard, are ti use; of, in order Vle more comp letel y totieceive unwary •Purchaaers. , • • ia.b.. F. New as_The. gentiine Opodeldoc is prepared ancl , so _ a was, a , few her and Sorts , Xoa 45, St: Paul's, on' the Cr.:?ch-. 6tl'.. each, • boors Itorn Cl.niphitie 1 duty incluaed • \ R , .onelort, in Bottles a price b 2s. Dicey and ait:i sold by their Appointn l s l lt_s o Y-_ O, and i . -utton, llucv Chur,.:l4ard ; bacon a . nd Co. N , Piddina No. ,6, tixtard-Street I. Wade ; 9 . Id Bwid-strect ; Middle-rows P'llYle} .;nd Co. Cockapmastreea ; la Ward, _ k Borough) II . ' , ~c .w. clar c, ~., .._ • 1 0ii.,.:1; 1. T u l t , R,ayal Exeilan a , , t -. s. E . A i,Na e i,41,:.1.-s:rcet ; and by . 1. I larris, Successor o Mrs. '''' / at the Curran' of Ludgate -I - Awe > J..t.a.sciter, ~ - - 7. ' : •-• 1 4 i. . - THURSDAY,' .41'.11IL‘ RPYAL qUNIA.INTE SOCIETY. . PATRON • The'KlNG!s Most Excellent MAJESTY. • PRESIDENT, Right Hon. Earl of STAMFORD and WAR R 1 :siaTo N. rrHE ANNUAL SERMON will he. Preached • by the flight Rev;. VAT,FIER in GOD, LORD .OISHOP of ST. DAVID'S; NEXT SUNDAY MORNING, at St. George's Church, Hanover-Square. Prayers at Eleven- Xnd on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of April, the Thirtieth AiiniVersary Festival, will` be celebrated at the London Tavern. _ Dinner at Four, o'Clock precisely. No Collodion. srEvirkwns.: His Grace the Dulc.e of Nor- George Glenny, Esq, tituinberland," • Aaron Goldsmid, Et.q. Rightlion. Lord Henni-' rdward-Garrow;' Esq. •ker, V. P. James Hatch, Esq. Rev. Richard Valpv, D.D. _ W iliiam Wynch, Esq. Rev.. John Pridden M.A. mr: W. S. Edward I enner,'NE D. " Mr. William 'Batley, pines Benhett 4 'Esq. ' Mr. john - Evans, • loseph Colen, Esq. . Mr. Leech, 'lhoaias Cranage, Esq. , Mr.' Smith, john Davenport, Esq. • Mr. Whitby. • ANNUAL COURT of DIRECTORS, March 27,, tgo.4. 'ROBERT. PRE CI:017S, Esq, in the Chair.' TreasUrer's Report—Aquatic Sufrocations, &c. • Revvards paid, L• 4,5 8 7 Restored to. Life, - This Parent institution, has, 'at an immense Annual Ex pence; established Humane Societies in this Kingdom, and ulA,int parts cif trreivotid. ,Tickets, tos. 6d: _may be had at the London Tavern . ; of the Stewards ; No. 8, Sital 7 square ; at the London Cot, fee-I'6lSe; and ofl olin Ileauthunt, Register, •Villi'er's-stieee, 'Strand. • i=ire.z;ci`of A iSo4, • THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS-DRAW. I NG &CUE 'klE. Qf Prizes. Nral. cif each. Total'iralue. a ,00 , 5' , D0 are - ‘40,6b0 - le t eoo • - 2 . 0,000 3 - 5,030 li,POO 4 - z,boo b,cno • :12 - 'l, OOO ; .; A 2,000 -13 500 - Zo 290 - 4,000 So - 100 - • Soo° So, '5,000 • 7.35 0 - - 2* . 147,000 . .30,000 - Ticskets 4,,z62,500 Part of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket Tot, Day, - - rico° 1 Tkket Seventh bay - - ,C First-drawn Ninth Day — - - - - - 5 , - CKETS and SHARES are., LLING at L vERY LICENSED Lor f ERY,O S. FFICE. PR. ESENT PRICE. ' • 'Ticket• - - - - ! . 7 12 Half - 9 2 o Eighth - z 6. 6 tarter - - 4 iz o Sixteenth - -I 3 6 * 4 , 4 T'ick'et, and Shares Nvill gradually rise until the I.)rawing. LAST STATE LOTTERY for 1803. 1 , CW.IFT and Co. No. t it, 'Poultry, have on sale J.J, TICKETS and SHARES of the above Lottery, to be .gin Drawing on the 23d of the present:Month. • .The follow ing Capital Prizes of the Lotteries in and for the year 1803, were sold and regstered at this Office, viz. No. 226, a Prize of £. to-000 in Shares. • • 11l c 99, ' - - scoo Shares. 20 ,43 0 , - sOOO, Ticket. 1 9,530, - 5000 Shares. 41,60 - - 20'..)0 Shares. And ethers of toool. &c. &c., &c. ' • NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS. Printed for T. Cadell and W, Davies, Strand., On the Thirty-first of March was published, Price 3s. the Thinl Number (containing, 'fen Sheets or 160 Pages), of ffiHE IMFERIAL 'REVIEW ; or, London and Dublin Literary journal.- Tu be• continued regularly on the, last Day ()teach succeeding Month ; Sold also by J. Archer, Commercial-buildings, 1. Cooke, Oirnond-quay, and 'M. N: Mahon, Graft On-street, Dublin ; by A. Edwaids, Cork ; Barry, _Limerick ; 'and W. Magee, Belfast ;by W. Creech, Bell- and Rradfute, Hill, and W: Laing, at Edinburgh; by Dnulop and Wilson, and Brash and Reid, at Glasgow; A. Brown, at Aberdeen ;' by 1. Cooke, Ranw,-.11 and Parker, and R. Bliss, jun. at Oxford; and, by J . Deighton and T. riarrett, at Cambridge. Amongst the Works Reviewed in this • Third, 'Number are—Taylor's Prato—Miss SeWardts Life of Darwin—MiSs haillie's Series of Plays -,Nott's Bampton Leaure-- , - Brougham's Colonial Policy—Mc:roll's. Travels—Pidet's Three. Mon Tow in• England,&c: -- - -Barber's Tour through ( South Wales and Morunouthshire—Goodis Life of GeddeS— Bishop of Rochester's --, Cartwright's 'England's Priacio,:s ci Physiology..---Ma , lkin's Alma hide and Harnet—Darivin's Temple of Nature—Bishop of Lincoln's Charge—Bishop of London's Charge—Hey's Ob. servations in Surgery : — Poems--Biackburne on,the Scarlet Fever,' &c. &,c.-Books ptiSlished in February, with brief Noticls of thOs:i'Which appear to be entitled thereto, and that ate not-telerverl for mop.: Fkainination. * Particulars Of ;he Plan of this New Review are de-- scribed in' the Prospectus, and in an Advertisement prefixed to this Thinl Islumber. This bay was puElililicd, in Two handsome Volumes, 8v0., , price , 18s. in boards, With a Rol - trait of the. Author, SERMONS and other MISCELLANEOUS PIECES, . By the late II ENT Y 111,1N-TyR, D.D. - Minister . Of , the Scots' I.on , ton To which are p'reiixed, A Biographical S ket,Cll of his Life, :and a Critical Account .of hi's Writings. Printed foi J, Murray, No. 32, Alect,street ; No. 36, St. James'stieet; lid!11 an Harding, pradfute, Edinburgh ; and Gilbert and. odges; ' This Vay was published, In Two Volinnes Duodecimo" price .Ss. in boards, A PICTURE FRO,M . LUTE ; or, The Ilis:any 11., of Etruria .Taukerville and Sir Henry Moreton. " did dece . at,.'quid non quO'viitus, club ferat error." _ - • , ' HORACE. By HENRY WHITEIELD,.,NI..A.., London : Printed for S...Highley.( SuccessOr to the late Mr. john Murray), No. 24; Fleet-street. jay whom, in a few days Will be published, Sherwood Forest ; or Northern Adventures.: A Novel. ht Three Volumes. By Mrs. Gooch. This Day was published, in Royal Svo. price as. A LETTER • to:. Sir BURDF,TT, Bart. on the Folly, the Indecency, and dangerous Ten dc-..cy of . his Public Conduct.. P mated for the Author, by C._ Spilstniry,. Angel-court, Snow-hill ; 'and Sold, by r.. anti Ct Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; -Dirtier and Tehbett, 7 St. j amcs's-street ; and- R. Faulder, New Bond-stio. • , This Day was published, In Royal Quarto, consisting of Sixty-twri'Enkravings, Price TwO Guineas bound, OUTLINES frQ the F m - .I.GVRES and CQMPO.. • •• . • . SITIONS upon the. Greek, Roman, and Etruscan Vases of the late' Sir • }TA 1•11 LTON, with ertw,aved Borders. The whole drawn and engraved by the late Nit . . • Kirk.. . • 7 - „ . Printed for: m Bd-street. . lk , lONEV,forthel'UßUHASE.cit ANNUITI ES,LANDED _ • ESTATES and HOUSES, Ste; SEVERAL immediate Loans,' amounting to near • 50,0501. is ready to be advancettfor the purchased well- ; secured Annuities, rc:feeinable at option, or permanent, upon. Landed EStates, Houses, FUnded - Property, or •Church Pre ferment, for which from. Six to Teri Years Purchase will be "given ; alSo frequent . Sums,' toa large amount, for fire Per chase of real Estates - . The Annuity Loans are •principalty between poi. aid 50001. Every •attention will . be paid to 'the latterest of the Parties. PerSOnal applleations to Mr: Roberts,. No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand, is - recetVed daily. All Letiers must be post- paid. FREEHOLD LAND, SURREY. • • TO -HE *SO LD BY AUCTION. By Order, of the COMNII.SSI_UNE. S tbr d ividing, al lotting, and inclosing the Commons :within the MA N ORS of G 0- 'DAL MING and C AI"PSH UL L, in the PariShe's of Go lining, Chiddingfold, - and Compton, fat the '&Kings Arms Inn, in GodalrAing, on Tuesday theAth Day of Alay next, at Tivelvc o'Clock, • PCTY ACRES of the most valuable part of that . Vvell-known - Rlch Pasture Conimen,'called the P E AS E 'MARSH, in 'the :said Parish of Godalthing, most 'situated for Building, being on a dry healthy Soil, .with a tine. Sheet of Water in Front, and commanding some ofthe finest Viewg in the County of Surrey, at the convenient Distance 'of One. ,Mile :from 4;•odalthing,, , and tltre Miles from Guild " ' ford, and nparly..adjoining,the ur n pike Road leading from „, .Limdon to Portsmotitn, Firither Particel'irs may he known, or a Plan seen, on application to 'Mr. Thomas Chapman,'. Surveyor, Richmond ; , br Messrs. and 1. Sniallpeice, Surveyors, Stoke, next 'Guildford, and at the place of Sale. • PA LM SOAP, in_the greatest Perfcetion, BERRY having made great Laprovements in • his well-known PALM SOAP, 'reconvi , ends it, with 'renewed • confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; prepared from that sweet fragrant Article Palm Oil, !he pleasatuness of the perfume, and delicacy of its use, .has merited tue at tention and'patronage*of many of ' the rit Families, and is esteemed awaluable Discovery for softeringocleansing, brac ing, and preserving . the Skin from the Heat of the Sun,;. and is also found an excellent defence against cold Winds,.ara sharp,n - osty 14..A4-40. the words " Samuel Berry,'• on the wrapper. The Proprie tor recommends it,as the best Soap for. Shaving, producing a, tine soft lather proper for tender face, in round CakeS, each. Prepared and soul by S. Berry, •Wholesale•P•t4ltuner,', No, 17, Greek-street,,Soho, and by his ;\ plionitinent at the . principal Perturners in London, and .dit.l4ent Towns in the K ingdoms ' ' SPRING PHYSIC. Sweetener of die Blood, at this Season . o f the - Year, has ever been deerned necessary; that it gene rally proves a preventative against epidemic and • fatal Dis eases, we haw the experience of pre . ceding ages, and it is even reconimended by, the Faculty as a wise preca ut i onar y custoin ; the advantages, the, Of' DE VE LN O's VE- G E TABLE PILLS; on account of their convenience, Safety, pleasantness of operation, and efficacy, must be self-evident to every person whose eyeS are not blinded with pq u di ce. They proVe the most . powerful . Alterative, Purifier, and Sweetener the Blood, ever yet discovered, and May' be, confidently relied on as the most safe and certain Remedy for the ScurVy, Scrophula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and otherdirders arising from rn impure or itn paired state of the Wood. They do not intvacte : with the avocations Of. .buSiness or p 1 asure, their opeption being al most imperceptible, requiring no alteration or restraint 01 diet. Prepared by a regular,laredSurgeon, pad Sold, Wholesale and retail, bV Pidding and Co. No. 76, Oxlind-str e et, L on _ dab, in small boxes, price 4S: 6a: or six boxeS in one, price 2.25. ; klto retail' by :Tuts, Royal Exchange;' Ward, No. 354 Holborn ' • 'Butler, No. 4, Cf*apside ; Shaw and Ed war d s, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, and by every Vender of Medicines in the Kingdom but obServe that it is signed with red ink, by j. Pidding,. No. 75, Oxford -street, London, otherwise. the Public might be decived.by. ineliniaciouS Pre- partitions assuinin;; a similar Name, Day was published, In Two elegant Volumes, Crown OCI:v.o, ?rice tBs boards, Piriliellishe'd with a-,lTignette Title:pa:,;e, arid Ten Coloni ed F ngiavinp, ; O D D. IVIVIS antißy 1-10,.`411 3 .11REY REPTON, Es 9. Author of Sketches on Landcapit qatilening, &c. Vrtun grave to gay: from liVely severe.'* PriXited,for, Miller, Old Brand-srrer...t. A few Copies are taken oil' on R.oy.il,i ) ..ipar i ptice ii. 4s. ',thirds. - Lo SOMETeople of a hid habit of 1304 y and 4, .1 living, contract spunzy excrczs.:cnces on the Skin,. whplt, unless chec'. cc!, communicate their morbid nature' to those bones, superficially coveted, aryl immediately in the. neigh_!b9urt:ood of thez.c U lrc s. By pplying i corroding you destroy the'adjaeent Skin, and even should the' bone le min-Sbund, and ute wound put on a htilthy aprearance, 3 on . have prevented it from, 'leans by deitroying the inttuments , which Nature 11:6 it Miler ytver,periectiy to rcF,etrerato. i --Let me advise thc pitient„ tliereibre, to moirt his s,stLiii, anal spare the Surlice . ; the guthf . elreds of whlidi tretrinent Isabella Goodtet, of LaSwAde, near Edinbuigh, experienced in a perfed Cure of her lilcz ep rated L. and r.t.us, by taking ; o a Etw bottles M . Spilbury's , .Viops. I ler c.L.,e is at 4 restcd by or,• Mr. Patron,:Minist4r, and Nit-. Stetvald, St. of Edinburgh. . • :The elfa-t•; of .0,/k Nk ! ii*cineon,Scropluila,Goitt, RI cocoa. t tiSm, &c. are amply detailed in the bill accotap..inyin'g the. :Patent A otiscortintic Drnp,:, sold' at the Dispenlary, square, London, in hottlos of ss. tid. • 11:;. and ii. 2.2. with black st::mp afiixifd each, t,ottlr, licorke& " S , )ilsoury• and • • • ; N'ol 15, Soho-squaro." N h W D E.AcT..• . At the only Warehouse for Dr. f.A poWDE MS's • No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yarcf, s l,olldon. THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices anneied; including ties Stamp Duties ; and as it is enacted, that from, elle - Ist of September, r 807., tIl Starrtps should be applied to all Aoprietary Medicines, ,as well for Foreign - as-for• 1-Fonie ConsiimPtion, and as a con- ' siderable - Addition made to the Stamps, ,on tile.articles•of • higher value, or those in bulk, the prices of .11r. James's yoWdcr Will be in future as. 9d. per Packer, or 11. is.. 6d, =per Dozen ; but the quantity of a-Dozen Packets in a BOt- Ile las made . up for the :k any and , Navy) , may be_.hati for A 1,4 J)1-.4:re,trr 0e th."--c.<7 7 ,:ni,,zyncrp o.t the .Stamp Offi6e, Plates arc prepared for Mr. r46wbe.rv'g sepa ,rate use, with kiss „Name engraved in each Stamp, , the Public will be careful tc;Ubserve, tllgkords, ," ,Newbery,. No. .15, St. Paul's," are printcd in the Stamps of all . his Medicines; and as -it is pteslitned that thiS will be a Suffi cient security against—C.ountorleits, his .S,ignature on the Lables on Dr. lathes's Poivaer will be diacontinued from .henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to th . ose who purchase , Ralf a Duzen or more at a time, of, the kawer priced articles, s. d. s. d , , . . .. Dr. lanies'S Powder 2 9 Loienges of Bloi s 1, lb 130. a Bottle ' -, •: 24 o freake's'l'ind.of 334rkr4 ' - '9 Do. Analerie Pills 4 6 Do. Huxnam's • , 2 0 Do. large 1.19 x- .'.. '24 o En ) :„.disri Codi.:e - .— . 2 9 Dr. Steer's qpodeldoc 2 6 Ge,nuirLe Arquebus - 41e 8 6 Do. Convulsionoll ' - 2 6 :OrtuSkirk Mestkines 8 o Do. Camomile Drops .1 . 9 Inglish's Scots Pills 1 .0 Do. Paregoric LoAenges I li Essericepf Peppermint r rb Berry's Bilious Pills •4 6 Grant's Drops - I 'lb Dr. Austin's Chalybeatc , I.Yr. Hoopera Pills r if ditto • - • 4 o G lass's ,Wsnesia . 3 , 6 Dal.by's Cariiiipati've t 9 Henry's Ditto - 2 6 < ESsenceoTt:oltsfoot .- 3 6 NOrtun's Dtops - 5 6' Cephalic. Snu w _ o .9. Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's D en t: T if r i ce 4 . o Dr. Solander's Tea. . 2 9 .lOnes i s kiik-uniatic Tine- Gre . i.'noinli's Tintture I Ii age 3 6 Do: Tolu I.ozenges I . ri - .. N. 13: Stamp s ‘ Name-are Mr. Newbery's Nae - are affiueri to' the first twenty 'Articles above .enumerated ; Ara as' many Persons, particularly Servants and Messe;i4ers, rrusta.ken ti House, he is under tiro necessityof pointing out, that it i. tarattheiths a, East a .End Lar, c of 'St. Paul's," nearest to Cheapside, and h e White Stuccoed front,-.on -which .thees Words are insvribtd : ti 'll-IE. ONLY wARX Ii9LISE Fog DR. jeNIE.: , ijciIVDER," - . s , - , . 4 ' • • ,aj 41.414, A/24 •:- IPRICE SIXPENCF,. IMPERIAL PARLLIMENT. HOUSE OF ,PEERS, - . WEDNESDAY,.APRIL 1 ' CoarNsitt. were heard in continuation rtlative to the ; Scotch Cross,Appeal, AberCromby v. Fleming, viz. Mr. Clarke, at considerablg length, as Coun. iel for the Re , i)ondent. The further consideration of the case wa, adjourned till Friday. The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their several crages, they were in general third readings. Previous to the Order of the Day being entered upon, • ,The Earl of STIPTQLK Tose. and said, he had a few observations to make before their T_otdships went into,the . Committee it , respeaed a detree ef misrepresentation which prevailed in one of tl+e Daily Papers, of parr of "tat he said yesterday in -'referenee to his noble and gallant Friend the 14:36 . .0( • LVIOtu.A: it waslitated, that'he said the NAIL. Earl . received his half-pay as a Colonel for only ten years, whereas, he observed, that he had received it dur ing:twenty, years, A misrepresentation obrairled upon.a point . of ; another nature, and which :he tmire.atixions re,e:tify. He was stated, when ob. serving upon, some recent Promotio . ns, .that the me. rits Of his Noble and gallant Friend were,4verl6ol,:- ed, to have said, ,that the vacant Regitrients al. hided to, were bestoo/ed upon Officers 'who lia4 performed no service to their Country. He 19d, hoivever, said no ,such, thing : what, he said Was, . that 'these Regiments. were given to. jonioi Ofhcerso The, CVicers in question posselsed.eonterable Me_ rit„and for them he entertained :the highest respett. Fle was nor.:a little hurt at ,the idea that these res.pcaable Officers should imagine he had. so spoken of them. His Lordship then adverted to certain , operations in America (7,0 we understood the Noble, Earl), in which one or. both the Officers alluded to, had acquitted themselves with great credit, in or. der to do away the idea, that he'could consistently make such an assertion. He regretted having i 0c,., casien to notice this matter ; and. he was 4.. i . nion, that the Reportcrs should be granted some • indulgence, in order t 6 enable them to be. inoie . cor- TeEt in their Reports. On 'this remark; one or t Peets said "Order " on which the Noble Earl declined proceeding. ~~~ a • .fre\t \ Attiti . S k *. ,, ? - i• 7* , / ,(1 /;'X ..,,,....... s, )"..., ty..1.0,?... 4,,Tit t ri,t` Ikt -: ": ril c o, I ' 4 .gi l T' :::.;- ;..4..- - •-:-_,. '''';?,, t -L- . , • : :,, - 2 - 7 ,5Z7.,,, 4 4.t,,L> t :,,...-. i.,„..,,,... ~,,, (-o;l47MrP%:4„\kki; ,70 !se ( , kyr , . , -, 1804. VOTAINTEER ELIAL. The• Order of the Day ,being read, their ,Lord— ships went into.a, Committee upon this_ Bill,. Lord W.easlNGtreitd in the Chair. One or two of the Cla•uses being disposed of in the course of some , . discussion,• the twenty-eighth Claise was arrived at, - which was strongly. tib; _idled to by Lord GRENV ILLE, mho censured 'iv as futile, inefficient, uonecessatr, and absurd., and. these characteristics he thought appeared on :the . face of the Cla.use so.. clear, that it was super:. floods to take up the time or the Cominittee. The effeta of this ClauSe is, that Volunteers,•isthile under arms, or going to the place of exercise, &c. who shall miscondna themselves, may be ordered 'bY theCoininanding Officer into the custody of any persrm bcion t ,erin* to the corps, while it remained Uuttder apts. Lord'GREI4TILLE concluded mov. ing for its omission. The Clause . was dcleOded as necessary and. pro. I)er by LOrd Aoc ft,LAN LI and the Earl Of,WkisTM-(112,- , LAND. Tile aimad.,•ersions of Lord drs.ENV I'LL were supported by Earl SPENCER and' Loia KING, _Lotd,:II4gROWEY. di,Gred frbirt . his •.Noble ]Friend (GikENYtua). with JespeCt. to the clap . se.; he,,.coriceived;it proper,for the_ due mair i tenuce of discipline,; and he.thotight it might he inveroved,Ao as-to answer.evtw tbjedion, by providing far the atte i ndaitct-..0f,a ,otiltable- on such occasions. 'ls he n upon this Clause was terminat4 a clivisioh, when there apppeated For - Lord GR.F.NVILL Mot - jolt, • Agaimt its - 22 Majority Several of the subsequent , Clauses were dispovett . :of in the course of much discussion, in which the •aboveme.ntioned Peers, with the addition of the Earl : of 'MORTON and the Duke .of,:VioNTRosE; were this priticipal speakers. • With respei`l to the 36th Clause, which refer* to the exercise of the Royal Prerogative in requiring 'the Military Service of His Majesty'.a.liege SuhjeKtN: -- Lord Cyktiviiii.LE observed, he should not then give any opposition to:the Chaise, as it was in the recollection of their Lordships, that a few nighivs ;back he bad sig6sed his intention to take ar..early ,opportunity to bring forward` the subjed in the tin portant...4nd' solemn form of a Bill. On the 39th Clause, which relates to the pay— • meat of : two guineas to. each Volunteer who a‘sent— .bles on the summons of the Lieutenant of the County, or upon .any general signal of alarm, &c. a grea; . 'deal of discussion took place. On an Amendment moved. by Lord GR ENY I,LLE :(the precise nature of which we could not coiled), a diVision took place, For the Amendment, 14. • Against it, 24. Maj ori ty, ,During the short interval of the exclusion of strangers on this division, another amendment was moved bt.one of , their Lordships, on which almost immediately a second division took place; .For the amendment II Against it ;4. _ _ Majority - . The' subsequent clauses to the 4.7 th were therl 4 disposed of without much discussion. The Chair -1 man was then direfied to repot proves, and avic. 0