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I r s _~ ~ } . .: ~: NUMBER 2687.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T°-NIORROW EVENING, Mhy z, So 1, Their Ma j esties' Servants will ad _ -THE- CONFEDERACY. Gripe, Mr. DOWTON ; c ; Money-trap, Mr. SUETT ; •• Dick, kr. PALMER ; Brass, Mr. BANN ISTER, jun. Crivissa, Miss BIGGS; • Cotinna; Mrs. JORDAN ; Flippanta, Miss POPE. wiTH : LODOISK A. On Nlonday will be produced (Ist time), a new Romantic v"Drama. with Song:, Balled Adelmorn the Outlaw.. The 0 vert itre.and Music entirely new, ionippteclpy Mr. Kelly.. Due notice Will be given of the next 'Representation of Pi- ZitrrO, and Deat And Dumb. . - --- THEATRE-RON •• AL, COVENT-GARDEN. • TO - MORROW EVENING, May '2, 'Sol, be performed, ;: THE BLIND GIRL - ; ' Or, - A RECEIPT FOR - Br:AI/TY. :r be,hincipal,•Claaraeters.by • ItIF. INtetrugN; Mr. MUNDEN, , Mr.-fief-WC ETT, Aff. JOHNSTONE, • Mr; TOWNS E N 1), Mr. HILL, Mr. BETTERTON, blr. WAnD Y . Mr,- CLAREMONT ' • • • Mrs. H. j OHNSTON, Bliss WATERS,. i • Miss.SIMS, Mrs; POWELL, .And Mrs. MATTOCKS. After which will be presented, • THE 'NAVAL PILLAR. wir'4 - THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. ,Vontlay, King Richard the Third:: . Wedneday, The Blind Girl. • Thurglay, A New Way to Pay Old Debts. -,. DANCING ACADEMIES and'ASSEMBLY ROOMS. MR. ALLEN' is removedfrom Haytlon-square, to. No. jo, Great Ayliff-street, : Goodinam!s-fields,.and Sherrard-street, - Colden-square, where I.adies and Gen. lemeniwho have never learned Dancing, or .are, impeded, a. re privately accomplished in all the fashionable Steps, antes, and every modern requisite for genteel Company. , Foreigners, Officers, Captatris , of hips, those who come . rorit 'the Country to learn, and •others who can' spare blit idle time, may, live in tlu; hriuse during their tuition, and 4 cquire what is necessary in about a fortnight. ihttl l 4,r. ALLEN'S City ° Asseinblio, which arc every Mon- Cay, Mr. M'lntosh, from Edinburgh, who is esteemed the testperformer iu England for Strathspeys and Reels, plays i'Atitteilduets the Idustc.--Nlr. Wetppert plays the Flqrp.• None but , Ladies' of character admitted. • "Schools attended B rold.4wnrd !and Fencing. taught ; also he PedaLliatp, Piano-forte, MO'NFY READY' TO ADVANCE. IVVITERE AS many Laclie and Gentletten fre quently sutler great pectiniari inconvenience for wmt. f knowing some fespedable elittnnel through whose inedturn tiney n.sv -be accommodated i tlt, terup9rary or permanent 3 urns - of Money : s.O persork in possession of I nconit saris. ii: from Freehold, Cop4Atolpfi or I.,e4eholit EstaNs, kit-Land (;r lio'uses Money in the Fin* Rent Charges, Marriage `set tlements;: Wddows' .jointures, : Annitities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Livin;ls, or any other certain I ilcontu for Life, rn ay .be supplied with tem[xtrary or pet mant-nt Stints of-MO 4 L t y to any amount, - ; by paying An ndvquate Annuity Interest fiarthe same, with powcr to return the principal at their own Personal ap4a s tioils .cal b. rcceiNed Mtn' •ciayi Corre;pdildel.ts, in Town ityc' .-4 '''''`` , 4 l-13 e "Atoki answered: • ' -Address to tessrs. earns ra:ti:L.u. a, N7a. Grest suffOlk-street,. ; but itO letters adimitted unlcss post-paid; , • tt . „ 1 - 4CAReII'Y 9> AltipPAl EV. /St thesp unyr'efeaent - eilly7dlstratid times, the propos,tiott oJt pectuitary atd, wizen it made from any truly .tVP.C•= I - 34310 -quifrtC l '. it4coMes extremely interestin.f, to thOse Whn'travt - the - Wry hest Sccuri tie's to otir. In ..uo!Atcalplation - : it thitt, 2. man of ample om i e r, :}Ho'o'f the. tilist itii`ez..t.ibility in life (which an inter-. view, or ogstr 7o9fr i tfytottliti/ opyre4poifilitnce cvincej, is dins ten - aelto people. of roil's., and honour, on their .pertonal abligatitmoulr.;(bri tri pcdoas possessed of 1:utcllcl, 2tuided, of equally fixed property 1) ta ries 9t . tits: Church, the Bent , fic -- eXCIErgY, or Latlios et . St'ttle voeitts,, PaFt444l4r;,...any instant Suui, hY rede , :itraltle • ? Tui ty:Lo" , 'at 'AmluttY'lntett‘k,' but ntit;ltfsS than - Ise!. ilt-r it:1 01:e theit . sooah. to any : nit,: pot sun, J t woqid be • jcl.. state, - that thi leading fur: Ae.a'reis' is itot to yattrg an beymitti• iv hat- can be - Madetby any. o rite r rnede of Loan, for it the rnktive ; but, never. , r l;;lcis, every:trarisaaion, arishig-froill it, will evitle.ice its b e ir k s 14itiwit'A! on p rinei p Ali autc.tricall . Loppos ite to the nu ,...ileottio-pOttsible; bttr in , .;st: 4 ' •th s teptiou, on this 4,j ~ bjeci,#.ll , . ; sof course r on principles of hi zegrity.- Y, arid ; and; if ,ot mil:61111- ly t,lie;niost perfect SatistnctiOn. to tlio BotroNver, in the rektiltf.... • . . Letterk; eaadidirgivlng name and residence, - will have flyer! Fentlemanly n p attent;oaio Osi too diredcl to Alr. I4.. ac ki wn i to the care' of' Mr. Richman I, Master of th.:: New Chapter, COiti:e.,hous Fk I)ot:34's-court, hroad-court, Los .:.. t‘c re, I .codon . ../4 0 Agent, or Broker-can be listened to, nor any let ters noticed which arc not post:Age paid. A CAVi'lilwire t rYlr4NTl es. B URGESS and SON'S ES!.....7RNCE/ of alai other -Rich. Sauces.—The_graat reputa tion which Mr.. - Bullge-:s has gained by his ' Essence of . An_ cnovief, and other Rich Samces , for Fish Satice, Stewed. tl.cef, 1-i:..}41,c.1 Calves . 1-leads,- 13 - eel Steaks, • Alice Dishes,: Wild 'F o wl. and Game, with maity'DglicaCio for the Table;Sitie bovr4l, and Store-room, which are more fully e'xprissed in hifi (he.beittg the inventor of therns, _has ,inclu;A:d ;piny persons to, jiiv.c the slang name to Articles entirely forest, which are.vendetlat tiian - y ShOpsin London by per sons who go to the Tu•A ns t,i England, Ireland, ond scotland, to solicit ,Otaers, of Tradesmen and. Inn-keepers. who in consequence arc often serval with spurious Sorts, of very inferior qualities, which is not only'an unpositiph, hut R great disappointment to Families who purchasewith a vieltr; Of having g(joil . gance to their Fish, fie. N. B: None are his genuine, but what have these Words-on the label, ," gut-Saw:6or Essence o 4 An- Chovies No. 107; Str:ind Cornet of Savoy Stops, London." Weselndia Nierchantf, I' lanters-, and (hiker., of the Nay):, age. supplied with Harns„Tongites, Cnsts of their Rich Sauce for Fish, Hashes, Steaks, Made L)isiies, ,Cold &c. which will keep to ar.y f .e • " • NEAT VI LLA or HUNTING_Bc)x, 141113DI.ESEX, Twel ve Wes front Lou.lon, ThrO-from Uxbridgo ; T'BE LET T, • FURNISHEP,. or the-Lease to be Sold, Seven Years unexpired, at a small Rent., Thd ncilse the Cottage Stile, in ..a.4.ente4l. Ne*lihourhood ; handsome Fbie-court Sweep—entranCe ; and Shrub bevies behind; and Pleasuie-garden, • wiell stocked' with Fiuit Trees; and abundantly cropped ,• Field of. :Vea,.• law Land, attached to the, (; nrtkiv: 'rie Whole covers: aLCNI lAcres, and fOrml a cOrnpreat Villa - for a sma.ll geruecl :ftily,:or Gentleman S portsman ;' are in exceedink good r;:pair'il mud contain a good , stze.,lhawing-room, - Dining-parlour, Citchen,. three ,best Bed-chambers, .sniall . S`tudy, and two servant's Bed.robrus. - Doti'))e Coach-house and Stablin,7 for our Horses; Brewholge, and al ll)orriest.h:A/104Iffices, Tbei lot Furniture, adaßted to the House, may va uation: ' . fio . N. B. The Premises are, well auPplieil re S miles from 'the Windsor ai.d..3 .lu4ds frost; the • Ligai key founds. For Particulars, inquir.! of Mr.'.Rhectes, No. 177; RaIL aro, riear :Ilatton-6arcien, lthere. 144.0.5 . ouay oo hats p; is iV the P reinises. . . itritrsEs L 17: -ft .11r urYING"r"-- - v it ••- • i LET I - for a Term of Years, or fie r1.•4 Season, and to he •eritered upon iininediarCr, . 41 tel., fortable READY-FUR:UST-4ED HOUSE, fie , ire.: - ceptioa of a small Genteel Family, and situate in the ni6st eligible part of the Village of Teddinnton ; togetlieevikhai excellent' kitchen Garden well cropped, and 'I4O Pieces of Land adjoining. Also a Leach-house, 'Stable, Green-house, and other suitable OtTlees. Also to be Lett for a Term, and to be entered upon inune diately, a small Unfurnished House, situate. as abuyd., For further particulars, •ir)ply to Mr. K , ...Tne, fravi;toek•-• street, Covent-garden ; "or Messrs. Vernon, Vines and Fry, Lincoln'sinn 'New Square. -•- I • CARDIG A NSHI RE. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION. Oti-ICTosiilay the:4th D,y of - Nlay-next, at thelbot Inn, in. the Town of Aberystwith,, between the Hours of and .Hive o'clock in the Afternoon ( or , .i n t h e mean time, bv. Private contrad, which Notice will be ylven), snb j3t,to the Conditions Of Sale to be there produced 1 ; 7HEfollowing*FßEl 4 :lloLD ES"! ATEs, situate in the Town of ABEL sTw I TI-1, in the said c ct iw, "Lot. i. A capital home, 'with suitable t) in compleierepair, lctt to Mr.* Roberts, at the yearly :<::.- )t 211. Lot 2. A Dwelling-house, litely put in repair, kit to Mrs. Margaret'Davier- at tae yearly Rent of-71 ; 7 s. Lot 3. 4 Dwelling-home, lett to AlrsaiSusannah Llo) at the,yearlylyeal . 9f N. 6 ;. Litt 4. a Dw'elling-house, ie.t to . Mr. John Lvans at the vcarh' Rent of 51. Ss... •-• • • • The rwo last-mentioned Houses have been lately rebuiit. Lot 5. A I.)l.veilin,..t-liouse, lett to Nll-$. Margaret Jas, at the. yearl y itellt of 41. 45. , • Ali the above Premises adjoin each other, and s.tiindin,t,he centre of tht town - . Abeiystwith is a •Wateringeplace of celebrity, i being tretwented:in the season by Persons of, the -first distindion-; arid- from the itn.provernz.nts I.ltely made then for the accommodotionotits visitants, it bids fiir to vie with any price of the kind in the Kingdom. The :41tikets arc supplied with sea and river fish, poultry, and butchers' Several respectable Families, reniar;:able or riteiritospitality and kind condUa to strangers, reside in the town and heig - tiboiirlioOd: • - • For:Partitaaars apply to Mr. Williams,AtiOrney, Aberyst with. • • , • FAMILY SPRING MEDICINE. From the Rev. J. M. P.INGII AM, R•:Elor of Birclmger, ear Bishop's-Stortfortl, Hens, to Nleiri..CHINP and litri*LEß, Cheapside. • - ~.. GENTLEMEN, ' . Think it a justice due 'to your valuable A , c: , 11-, to informyeu, ,that having beep advised to 111;ik-;: trial 0: it on One of my I have )*.leen inducedfre quentiwto administer it amongst titer - Poor ; and 1 have the satisfaZtio9 to say, that in no one instance has.it . failed uf suc cess. Amonrst other cases, that of a poor Woman, upwards or:60 years ct age, hasAillen within My particular:observa tion. About eightetnjnonths ago; she was so much afflicted with almost eOntititiiains in her stomach and bvi bels, and sei.emaci4te,!,' its ue miz wareely able to walk . , alone. , under,. standing th.tt her illness' proceeded' from Worms, and that she frequently to,uni „them in her bt.rtit and'oltot, had taken thcbi afirC.butweeft hertca;tb„ I gave 'her a doze of your La— zetiges, .and at 4he times' 'preAl - 15o.1; re pelt ed. than,. After Wittig the Arst , dose; shb found her:;clf greatly rale-veil' by the disc 4 1 . 4214 iplicf e iNe Wornts, ; Cain& kimompre, aiteTiecamc a; will, and 's;i.) .continues, 'a4 any 4 %vornan Ot be' age can be.. I could add many , other Casetcf a similm scriptiort. but In y, Lettcr,ot wiiitsh you are at liberty to .make what Ilb& Sou please, *GUN tVer...l4 become too long. I ant, Sirs, . , Your v,:ry hunible Servant. 1.111. BI,NGHAM. . Birtitanges, 23, !So's. „, • Sold, w1101.5m1, i ,m4,fry.i1 .. ,..t Ching and Butlees, No. 4, C4c.:psidy, new . _ Sf.,Paurs, in Lott at Ss. Loxes 23.91. and ta i'aiiill•Vl3 - 64 - ..t3;'iontainiits . five small Boxts, at (Y G uinca catit. fluty - iudluded. • luct, the Rey. Mr, Gamble's Herb Tea, and Their ISlajc4c. This Day was published,' in'ildavo, Trite 2s. Cnir • NUMBER IV.. Dedicated, by Special Permission, to HIS MAJESTY, Of a.lsi.t•W and - I RA c - rt ‘'..l.L WORK, entitled,' 'VHF,' DOMESTIC ENCYCLORAMA ; or, A ,Concise . ANA LYS I S of such , DIScOV-E RI NVFNTIONg, and IMPROVEMENTS, as are more immediately applicable to -• the''PtirposeS of:Life: conipre hending whatever d,tserves to tle known, or may tend to promote NATIONAL PROSPERIT Y, in th e var io us ' Branches of Rural and Domestic . Economy : .calculatedfor the Llf.e. of P.RIVA.TE FAMILIES, bur more especially for the. Accommodation. of :those, who ;ire' not inclined to purchase the more Voluminoiis and expensive Works. A:-F. WILLICE;• M. D. Author of the Lectures on Diet and Regimen. • • London: Prip:e _for Murray., and. •Highley, No. 32, `Etter-street t. Vernot anrflood, ;C. Kearsley, Fleet-street; H. -1.); Symonds, and Thomas' Hurst,' Pater noster-row; and the Author. CONALTIONS. • r. This Work will" benclsoraeiy printed on a" new Type,.c4st purposely tar it,. and on .1 tine pithy Pipft, in Eva.. 2. 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S.jortlanc No. - 49, Ludgate-hill, opposite the Old Bailey, anct No. t 66, fleet-street. Sold also by the Booksellers at Lai‘h, Bristol, and Wells. • Of whom may bentid, price is. 6d. The lnterestik Debate un the alarming State of the Na tion, with the Speeehes at'length of Messrs. Grey, Pitt, Dundas, Fox, ke. FATE OF IRELAND. This Dav was publisned, Price is. 6d. •ACHRYMit Hi BER - NICIE ; or, - The Genius " of Ertit's : Complaint .a --Pnit4Ll. With a Prctatory Addrestr to the Right Hon. the Earl of flardwicke, the , re prted Victroy-Eled of Ireland, and a Pair of Epigrams. LAWRENCE . IiALLORAII, 1). 1). •.. 4 6 While.the.vvarm blond'pervade's my veins . ,, I • " 411dp4impairetk, reigns ; " Rest Aihlont ()flay Cothitty's fate, ' -• br;:ist bi:at ; ,And, spite of her insulting Foe, _ ": My Sympathizing -very; Ninth! . lot J. Palau, opposite the Olu Bailey, and N'o,' r6s;.Fleet-street. COMMITTESof INQUIRY into the CAUSE ml R EDI! of DEARNESS :Nl' lA ' .17.114. Pa, tvas.Publ Lthed, price zs, The Second Edition of UMANE SUGGESTIONS to' MEMBERS 141. of the First Imperial Parliament; or, Urgent Reasons for New Law respe6ting Pttper Credit.. - Paper, ". the representative, not ofopitlence, but of want, the creature, nor of credit, but of power, if you abstract • it froth its use in gatning, to accumulate your ,paper wealth, would not be the providence o f a , nun , -b ut t h e j distempered instinct of a jack-dass':"—BO rta IVbetilgoili.the and betins the vice.?"--Poes. Loadtintl''Printid by' ftir RT . P.. Scott, at Franklin's Head, Opposite Beautort-buildins, Strand . ; also for Mess. Richardson 4 Royal , Exchange. • • • - ." •Of uhgtn may be had, lately published, 1: Cursory Remarks on 'lMpriin T:r.llr for-Debt. 2. Auxiliary Rennart; on sir Jona T4lbot Dillon's Essay, by Wm. Tathsrn, Author of Nationat.ltrigatiod, 3. -Consolation for Mini str: - arid the Stockholders. 4. Cause Al the Famine, Sc, Zee: : This Daywa's .. • Price as. (to be cor. -- tpk,tvi T..velve Number 4, Of • RURAL,RECRIFATIONS; . or,: The Gardener, Farmor ancl Gentlernan's Initrutftor: exhibiiin•g.a-con- Lis': but perspicuous • Vie,bo2 . : AR - the Oparations'necessay to be citrriett on in the/Kitchen and is inwer Garden, for every onth in the Ya• - tr; . •at..tv-ell AsTof all. tilt. Modern I nipt-ove in Agriculture :and itutiil •Economyi together with Principles of botani,Nd S4:141:1(:.C, nannattly- connected wit:l those - • • SOCIETY- of PRACTICAL GARDENERS and - • • .V.-1 a • . Illustrated wit! Mates, - ut-;etul and 'ornamcnttl;- LOrtit4tl : Prime& for 'Verili•..rlard 1-loOd, in the Pooltry ; Parefiioster-ro‘v ,f• and. K. !tent, .Coventry-strcet, ' 'Ha l yinarker • an:l-sold by Clarke, Manchester ; •Rob.nsoir, Liverpool ; C. Sr:o.h, Ilarh ; kavvion, liull ;Mill, burgh Durvin; G laspw; - and J. Archer, Dublin; acid by all other Bsoksellcr4 tlicUnitedKiogdphis. . - - .- - ..t/ . 1.•'' .- ` , ltetft".,,rlo&./"...-„,...e=msteL.--z.."2„-t-:..„::...:„... * - ~,,...,- r .. r , . *l4 l lk • . - 1. ~ , ..- ~ ,' -... ~ ,',! -.. . ~_ ~ • v..‘,, 4 1,. c l . r--v * " : "ta i k- •: r , IA %.- . Lt .../ nia : . .i ez e .... . b i i 5ec4.. .,. ,...4. , .1.i . 4 ,\te. , ,44 : 40 , ei f 3 s. - -...., J : ---- c's, tr . ... ' • .• ...{.4......i —l4 tz '•-* - .— 4 6 , . iip,i :4; " 44 . o .\ Sob:o:k* ,1.,... 4 iiiiiii . . .c...„,_ , • , , . if Yid' F'RIDAY, MAY I, iSor. [Y? IE SIX PENCE. NEW ROYAL 'CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE' S FIELDS. • ' T HIS EVENING, MAY Ist, I Sot, will . be presented.a Variety of . NEW EQUESTRIAN' EXERCISES. Third time, the celebrated Infant Phenomenon, MASTER SAAINDERS,.. Will go through his astonishing Performances on Horseback. After which, 23d time, A New Grand Ballet Pantominie, with entire New Music, Dresses, Scenes and Decorations, in Two Parts, combining Song, Dance and Adiou, and founded on historical lads, called RINALDO. RINALDINI ; Or, THE .SECRET AVENGEP.S. This celebratoß Outlaw. RINALDO, flourished in the former part of -.the , last • Ce n tury, - an d to e l uc id ate h i s wonderful atchievements, - sad the' estimation- his valour, blended with humanity, ptocureci'llirn„ , we-have but' to. quote "the' following passage. from the .P.rcface otitis Ger man Historian. All Italy speaks of him : the Ap_ penine Mountains and the Sicilian Valestreshund with tne name of Rinaldini : it lives in the Songs of Florence and • Calabria, and in the Ballads of-the Sicilians. • Itrom'the suns • mit of the Alps to the extremitY of the A ppenines, - men talk ollin'ateldevements, and when the Garrulous Villagers of Calabria assemble in the evening' before their cloursi.eVery one is r:atly to relate somz. - adventurtl of 'the.. Vaten/so,Caplrano R4 . 111'1411 ; it Is a pleigure to . - vitness the cagolusass.ttitik emu lation the . 3l express.• The Shepherds of the Sicilian' Vales ••alternatelyentertaineach other with stories of him ; and the 4imPlelmtitaiiint,ttamgh exhausted by . , : •tite heat Atuk tibottfol the day, •it e.nis reariiinated.'the nionioat ho begins to talk4d. Rinaltlini, amid a circle - of his acquaintance.. Wiyc, and.. Maidens, -young Men ail Bojs, nil listenivith delight when their Fathers and Husb.mils speak of him. • ,Nor aces - sleep • Oppress - theireyes, - iftheir labours be but enlivened tilt!' a story of Rinaldiai. He is tote Hero of the Soldiei'i:Tale, in the guard-toom.or the lonely watch-tower , upcn the coast ; Ind of seafaringmin when det - Ained'unWillifi - gly on. shore, -or. becalmed.uPon the.ceeart. - Hills;and valleys, spinnittg-raonts and Cottages„ 'alike resound with ballads of After whieh, i time, with new_ Scenery, Drcs4ds. and 'Decorations akentire new Vitidni.l Stialiaj (,chintneniarat hig our late Naval Atchievement), 7 - TICE NORTHERN FLE4T.; • Or, BRITISH INTREPIDIT:I: TRIIMIPItAgT. In which will be ititroduced- a Real S Y N TY2i="otiß. The Barber's •COurtship,." by . Miss +EMU To which will be added, s4th tune, with netv,..rtil iiripr9v ; =d • Scenery, MachinerY, Dieises, and Decorationi;, the. popti-. Jar, Splendid, Scrio-Comi c ; -P e d estr i an anti Eeitt-t!stiiian Pantomime, called • . . THE MAGIC .FLUTE; Or,..HARLEQUIN CHAMPION. In which that beautiful. AniMal, the Hanoverian 'Horse . TURK will be opposed to :an -Arabian' War Horie, in a Grand Tournament„ f• Places Isr the Boxe s t r ib e -t a k en o f M rs. Simmons, at the Box,Offce, New Royal Cricus. •. Servants cannot poisibly keep places • liter than halt' past . seven: Doors to Ten at half past Five, and fhe Performance to commence precisely at half past Six..---SecOnd Price at ItAlt past eight. This Day was published, Imitated:with Thre:y..rngravingg, - Price 2S. 6d. or 4s. On Roval_PaNr, NUMBER XI, Of . 'THE • BEAUTrES ofENGLAND an d WALES; A- -or, Delineations Topographical, .Historical, and De scriptive. Containing a concise, yet sutislatiory, Account 'V the C ities , Towns, CathedtAls, Castlas, Antiquities, Public Edifices anti Prjvate Buildings, in those pacts of the Island of Great Britain. Loudon : Printc:d for Vemor and : food, No. 3t, Poultry ; Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row ;J. Ctithell, Holborn; anti.A. Arch, GrKechurch-street ; W. j: and I. Richard son and Crosby and Letterman ; and sold -by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. . . This Diy t was published, • The Eighth Edition, enlarged, corrected and improved, • gyo. Price 7i. hot:nd, r-rHE. LADY'S A.SSISTANT i re.u. 'regulating and A— supplying -the Table; being,,a- complete System of Cookery. • - Contaiang the most ?elect Bilfs - of Fare, properly - disPosat, fur Family Dinners of Five Dishes t o two C ourses of . Eleven and Fifteen; Bills of Fare for Suppers, from 1!i .e. to Nineteen Dishes, and seseral Desert's including the - fullest and Choicest... Receipts or various iiinds, and full Di , reeliOns for preparing, thont in the most approved manner, by which a continual Change ma, be made, as wanted, from tie several Bills of Fare. I.iLewiso Direetions- for Brewing, making English Wincs,Aaspberry, qrange and Lemon Bran sec. Also, Remsrks.un Kitchen Poisons,,and neces- Isary Caution's thereon. With an Appendix, Containing ge neral Particulars on the Breeding, Rearing, and Management of P4tiltry ;on the E;iisiness of the D f airy ; and-on th e Ma .nagetnent of rhe 1-. it :: -. llert zin , t Fruit C'.ArdZil. Lv Mrs. CIIAItI.OT'TE. MASON, KptofeSsed Itotisekeeper, who had uptvanis of thirty years Ex tierieince in Families cf . thte rst , Fashion. Printed ior J. Walter, Vernor anti l t aacl , j. 4cltcherci, J. Cuthell, E. Newhery, J. Sewell, T. Hurst, R.. Lea, and Co.. W. :ltd TticilatUen, Mat t!icintb, P. • Q wen,' Crosby anti Lt t:c.rihan, T. Kay, ant i I. 'ciudal. CONFLAGRATIOII of the s ftiNCH• ADM( RAL's SHIP. - • „ . • .. _ . rinli Pvlagnificent PICTURE tif tORD NtL soN's VlCtOitY 9 with the BURNING, of ,L 'ORIE N T i in which - arc introduced Portraits of. tlie 01 - Ecers, the Size of Life; is iloW op :Ni ror Public Ethibi ti6P, at Mr. Or- li es, No. 11S, Nevt' Bond-street, riear,eros venorst rect. . - i itIiMITTANCE ONE SI - lILLING. N. B. An ENGRAVING is in hand from the slime.— Prim to s,lbseritiefs Two Guineas for ,1 1 roofs, and One :(.; tn. irea tbr Prints t site of the three rorisivr Naval Vietories.. .... - • PERKINS'S -METALLIC tRAcToRs. Day were published, Price IS. riASES of successful Ptadice with. PERKINS's PATENT METALLIC TRAC'rGRE I—cointriUni cated since January • 'goo, the &t:. of tht former publication, •by rnani setentitic Characters. To winch are prefixal, Pre. fatory. Remarks in exposition of the A rti:',ces of Interest ati4 • rejudice, to prevent the xiopt ion of the Nietallic Pradi,e. By. BENJAMIN DOER; LAS PERKINS, A:M. • Of Li.-tcester.square, London... Ole Patentee. _ Sold by 5. Johnson, St. I'Aul's Church-yard; Piccoldiliy, and all other 1.3..010c.116.1 - ..;. The ewer: of Gout, mi.,' Sprains, Brune:i t ttvit attain/Qui Diseasei of I - Jorses which are publtslie44l,-e itutunwrablF - The Tratiora, so nece.isary in every Family; and ainon4,, Bolles, may be had, genuine, with new Hanoi iinpiovettitiC444 nos for using thenly for Fi,ve , -Onineas the Set, of - 1 4 .; D. Pcr— kins, A.-M. the Patentee, in Leicester-suare; and of tierick ,Stnith, Chtntist an t i Druggist, in the klay-market i London where the above Book, by the posz'essors of the • VractorS, may be had gratis. The portabie nature of the Tractors renders their cunveyan.ee by C'oach, or even by Post, pettedly convenient. Latert,inclosing their amount (post- • paid}dilly at ttnded to. The Patentte' thinks it proper also to notify, that he has removed from No; 18, to No. za, Leiccstvr-square; the }louse of the late John Hunter,- - Surgeon, which he has taken front its superior Conveniencies too receiving Patients, as well a 3 t • his numerous Visitors. In a few Days witibe published, Co:r.pkte, in Pour large Volume's Oaavo, Price II: t6s. or on fine Royal Paper, Price zl. Bs, in boards, A New Edition of '7OONOMIA ; or, The LAWS of ORGANIC .- LIFE. By'ERASItUS DARWIN, M.D. F. ft. S. Printed for]' . Johnson,,in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Authors r. The Botanic Garden, a Poem, with Plates, complete, in two Odavo, price•ars. in boards. 2, A Plail for French Education in Boarding School;, ss. 3. The•Fzinilics of Plants, from Linuitus, a VOIS, OCIAVO, in boards. • 4. P'uy:ologia ; or, The Philosophy of Husbandry and Gardening, Us. GI • , . This Div was published, ARY's NEW GUIDE f9r ascertaining HACK, NEY COACH FARES AND PORTERAGE RATES bring an 'aeltial and inionte Adruciikurement of every Street.'which is a Carriage-way throughout the Me. tropolis Shewing not only the whole feu t r;th of each street, but also the distance 'between each coach 'turning leading out Of the sani., aid .thereby affOrtlinF, the means of ascer taininx, with the greatest precision, the 'length of any route, hOWever indireCt, throuoout the whOle of the Survey; Wbich, b for further accortunotlatioti, is extended to Hamp stead) HiAhgate, Islingt on , Hisuy, lfornsev.house, Stoke. NeWinglo4ffoxtln, Hi - a -lib kitty Walworth, Hewing. ton Butts;. Li,o6eth, IVompton, Kensington, 'PaddiVon s . Ac. &c. , To rv}l'ich are aisa added, Abstracts of the Hackney Coach anti Portzrage Acts, copious index a d - mated L-ealr es for Ininu t it‘g nistarmai,. London: Printed for J.Cary, No. al, Str.md. Pr:ice 3s.Gcl., sevvEd. , ' H()THAIVITON near BOGNOR ROCKS, SUSSEX. T a ohe LETT, by the Y ear , or f or a Tm of Sir Aonth s; ASpacinus READY FURNISHED MANSION HOUSE ; containing nine Bed-chatnhcrs l two DraW ins4uonts. large Dining-rootn, t wo good Parlours, and spacious Entrance Hall,. upon a scale of Iniusuatoonvenience and eljgatice. The Kitchen and ()dices arc execl lent; and a Tenant ntay he accOin : noda te d w i t h gond Gan!tr. Ground, and Gras:: for a CoW in the 4ummer sea.ton. Thb House commands a delightful View both .of Sea attd Land, and is, in - !•vori,.- re'Sy..tt, calctilated to form a .pleasant Resicleiiice for a GcotletnAt's Family. • . N: 8., DistancO"ifrom London only 6 miles a. Pack of Fox Hounds, and two racks of fiarricts in the" neighbour:' hood., Letters-post -piidl..), clircaM to Mr. Turn r, , at Ilothant ton. will be duly attetultil to. VROM the Noblemr to, the Peaiant, lion - is the cause of many or t 114.. disorders which .tow a hies mankind. When reason is thrown ofrlicr gitard by the pot'nt tOrge of drinking to exeess, it tou Oriel) liapptins that t nis Imprttience,prcxhices another, or in other ternis,.a.eon. itc%icin with a disordered or unclelin..perSon. And in:lot : nil y those who aregttilty of these indiscr_.tions nn the point of cntering_into the sacred _band winsdiscreet, and virtuous - companion. Well,' what is the consi..piEncz- of ties. improprieties? The infedious poison. which has lurked in the body of the htishand is, 'cotninunicated to tile +Niro,. d ti . p entailton - the ofiliprinz,. NOW Cm comes into tb.t world a. tip;:dadc,t() all hchol-dei s, and is shhjett to-the evil, eruptions of' thcinostinvetersteleridllicy,--&e, A roc s . wit() tis..:s metal icy he completion orally pertrinalice that has not beeit properly .-etined, will find his 'e.orkpLin.,.. ship break, crack, aid displty a - variety of imperfeztfons, to dehanco of all pants and diligence.. It is exaaly the same with those who ewer into the state of wedlock, without having their blood pro.peily purified from the contagious (its:, tempers it receives through th, - .!se errors, than which not hing s more efficacious than Dr.' BrOduth's Botanical Syrup, which is an admiral* diuretic, and rids.by perspiration, never fill ing to cure chinplaintsOfthis nature, atter they h i•: ; " l a i n or. mutton_ the blood fot stvett, eight, or ten yearS. Alit-tom-1i it is so etii&Ctual, it is at the same tling ,so innocent, that ,a' child-, or a lying in woman, might -take it- with the . -:greutest safety; nor- is ftlitre the leak danger of -;taking cold, even in. the - most inclement season, which it is scarcely possible .to escape from during the administration of a course of - mercury. Brodum's Guide to (Ild Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to ohtnin4 radical and permanent-Cure. for those, secret Infir ,or t r t e T i . s t e b r o la i i i d . s ie t t o na d i e is c o lo i e rn v i e t n i " to o f t their u ß rc e i ll 4 t v ; i v ti e C s h ; delicacy ase s. eases, .Nerrous i • Hypochondriac, an d C onsump m tive Co plaints. To which-is added, Advice to. Bath and Hot-twins Bathers, - &c, It is partiCularly recommended to Seafaring Men. . , The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial .to be had at the Do4 - t , ;'SI-lousie, No. 9, Albion- street, near the Levcridi Museum, Surrey Sloe of Blackfriar's Bridge, in Vottles. at 11. 2s. 11S. fxl. and ss. 6d. (duty included): also of W.-Bul gin, Printer and Bookseller, at his Medicinal Warehouse, No. 3,• Wine -street, who , has received a late and flesh -sup ply ; Thom psou and Mills,Milli, Castle-street • BrOWile,.TOll.OY; C. Routh;' 13ridge-street ; Reed, and Sheppard, Bristol Meyler, and Cruttwell; Bath ; Messrs. Goadlty, Sherburne Mr. Raikes, Olouce3ter ; Mr. Tyrnbs, Worcester ; Trewnian, Exeter Swinney, 13irmingliani ; Spilibury nod Co. Mary-street, Dublin ; and by all Printers, Booksellers, and Venders of Medicines in the three Kingdoms. A Five 'Guinea Bottle of Nervous Cordial (which is only to be had at the Doder's Eouse), contains 'nearly, seven single guinea bottle's. TheTublie ape cautioned against purcha.trg these Medicines of Travellers, &c. as no person is atitlio. fixed by Dr. Firotittin to travel with may also be had by giving orders to the Newsmen. A 12$. Bottle contains equal to five; small ones. Letters, .statiog, Patients Cases, with the Doi tor's usual Fee Of a Guinea, will be striEtly at)endecl to. I t Nviil be necessary the Dodor should see such Patients :IS are stilided: with Deafiv.:ss or Los:+ of Sight, or -scud shell Cases, by Letter or 1-'arcel, to the DociOr (;-ost or Carrikge plaaid), with his usual rte.—The Medicines may be had evt every cy. • • RECTORY.' • • r- f -c) BE SOLD, the NEXT PRESENTATION to a valuable k E cro KY, ".distut from Town fifty •inilcsi- consisting of a modern-built Eight} -nine Acres of Giebe, which, .wit) therythes i ,pf the produ.c.: tricorrke 01**,1. Tits;'s Tr' itlti:EA is in the 77th vear or his age. For nirther'particulal . s, :r.zulre of M.