The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

~~ . • N*MBER 3308.] , THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'THIS EVENING, • • 29, PRESENT Nov 1804, a Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Comedy, called THE BELLE's STRATAGEM. • Dorienurt, Mr. EL LISTO N ; Hardy, Mr. DOWTON • Sir George Touchwood, Mr. wR 0 ANTON ; Flutter, Mr. PALMER ; Saville, Mr. POWELL ; Villers, 'Mr. BARTLEY; ' Courtall, Mr. HOLLAND 'Letitia Hardy (with a Song), Miss DUNCAN, (Being her first appearance m that Charaaer.) Mrs. Racket, Mrs. HARLOWE • Lady Touchwood, Mrs. MOUNTA IN; Miss Ogle Mrs. SONTLEY ; Kitty Willis, Mrs. SCOTT'. In Aet V. a Masquerade Scene, with the Minuet, by Mr. G. WARE and Miss DUNCAN. - - WITH _ MATRIMONY. . With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. wng °Vesture and Musicti irnegly. stew, - composed The -Ptiwcip n l C home:iv reAry - .• • Mr. DO WTON_ t Mr. ELLISTON, • Mt. !MIN:STONE, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MALE, • Mrs. lOR DAN, Mrs. BLAND. Ca'DnClozes 6s. -Second lifiCe 3s. Pit 3s. 611. Second Price as. Y 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery ts. Second price 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Plates for the l3oxe to be taken of Mr. Pusbrook, at the 'lox-Office, in Little Rus,ell.strect. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at hall . nest Six, Vivant Rex et Regina! G:- . r The YOUNG ROSCIUS being engaged at this Theatro, the Public are respectfully informed that he will, snake his I. irst Appearance early in the Second Week in De. eern.her. The new Operatic Piece of Matrimony will be repeated every Evening this week. To.morrow, Deaf and Dumb. The Tragedy of Hamlet was received on Monday night, for th e secon d time, with the most unbounded applause • throughout. Mr. lilliston will appear in the same charac ter, for the tkird time, on Monday next. The Comedy of The Heiress is in Rehearsal, and will be produced in a tew days. A New Comedy, in Five Aas, and a New Meto Dram, are in Rehearsal, and wilt be speedily. produced. STATE LOTTERY, 1111 EGINS DRAWING the 28th of January, aas. SCIIENIE. t of k 25,000 are t 25,000 2 . ),000 40,000 3 - 10 , 00* 30,000 . 3 5,000 - Isooo 6 . 1,000 - 6,000 lo ;oo 5.0u0 . 3o - 100 - 3. 00 0 , o . So - LOOO CISo - 123000 55,090 Tickets ,Czco,ono TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed tottery Office Price of Ticket . 4.18 to o • 1241 f . . . 4. 9 9 0 I Eighth . •1.% g 4 is o Sixteeuth . I 4 0 ti -T Those whowishlo have particular Numbers should spixdy in their application to some of the Lottery Offices, as the final delivery or 'rickets from: the Bank of 'England . Will take place the 29th Decetnber. • STATE LOTTERY for 18,41! . • TBegins Drawing the slith !annul, 180 5• HE TICKETS and SHARES -for the above Lottery are now on saleat HAZARD. BORNE and Co.'s Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their account. The Scheme consists of one Prize of -'25• 00 0 1 . two of 20 , 6 0°1.. three of loom', three of s oool. six of loe*l. ten of i pool. & c . d ec . The lowest Prize s aol. and the number of rickets as,pool. •tr Country Orders, accotnpanied with short-dated Bilk Oa London, Post Office Orders, or Cash, in parcel by Coach ? v e .. Carrier, pundually anemia to, and Correspondents may rPend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if ile:4lly present.—Letters, post-paid, duly answered,. Wlti 1110 i gratis. 1,0 4 , .11,the late September Lottery, No. I i4OO, zo,oool. and o web-4o both fold in Ch ants at the na .4 o,o act • ibuve gite _ • STATE LOTTERY, Begins Drawing the 18th January, ao s .. ,• IFT and Cu. No. t, Poultry, retspefifully Lriforin the PUblic, that they have on Sale the TICKETr - SNARES of t h e a b ove Lottery in great Variety. hes following CAPITAL PRIZES of the Lastlottery Zeta sold Shares by Swift and Co. 17,°. 67 9 1 1 a Prize of ao,oool. in Sixteen Sixteenth Shame. 141 - " ° t et im , . a Priae of to,oool. in One flatland Eight Six. 4 ° ' !008. teliel. in One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths. WN.tii the Lotteries of Last Year(ending 234 May, iSci) the allowing Capitals were also sold at Swift &Co.'s 0 thee : 226 P rize of re,ooo No. 20,430 Prize of £5. 00 ° "699 - s,oacr - 11,199 - 7.1 00 * 9 1 5 1 6 - sopoo 6.3 5 7 - 1 , 000 _ 2,000 . 2 6, 1 8 7 1,000 30 93 - 1,000 And-others alseel. dx. Xre. .. , ro -- --.................. ....... It those distre§t►ing Debilities which prevent, With or render unhappy , the Marriage State ( but ' cantle!, 1 4 , 1 , ‘ " ) a (hie reg.uJ to delicacy, be mentioned in a News er)' 4 1" eXperitnee has proved Sir HANS SLOAN E's ta e S ' I IitATIVE and REANIMATING 'PILLS to be 11 ,4‘ . ) sovereign Remedy. rw., i)iinplifet more v . :Y T c had, particularly descriptive of their virtues, gratis, at Mr. Perrin's, 24, Southatnpton•strcet, old ' Wholesale ; where, by special appointment, they are i'_4cu, wholesale and retail. Tlwy arc sold, retail, by Me ss. H g ol e Zand Co. No. iso, Oxford-street • Mr. Ward, rso3x4i 1 p 4l v :2_,i Mr . Tut!. KIM' Exchange ; and all the princi sons i i - H t licrs of Proprietory Medicines in London. To pet %iv ~, le C.ountry, enclosing.the.,amount tree of _oia!ilgt '" b ' immediately Forwarded. Price Half.a.C;uaira. THE . . To the PROPRIETORS of EAST. INDIA STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, . ; THE. very honourable Reception I have met with upon my Canvass,induces.mc again to offer my. self to your notice upon the Vacancy in the DireCtion occa sioned by the decease of your late worthy Director, Mr. A CKSON, and earnestly to solicit the honour of your sup port and votes on the Ballot.. My pretensions to your fa vour are founded upon the hope of your thinking that the experience of many years' employment in different impor tant branches of your Concerns abroad, particularly in your Revenue, Commerce, and Marihe, and the approbation my Condul has received from your Grivernments in India and from your DireCtion at home, may render me qualified to have a part in the administration of your Affairs in this Country. I beg you to consider my past Services as pledges of the zeal and attention with which my endeavours shall be exerted for the promotion of your interests in Europe and Asia, should you be . pleased to place me In the honourable station it is ray ambition to fill. I have the Honour to remain, Ladies and Centlerno; • Your very faithtul and most al .ter• iu gEBII. Na. 111 Gloucester Nov. 2.9, ,zBO4. LOUTH, LINCOLNSHIRE. "WANTED imtnediately, a CLERGYMAN in Priests' Orders to serve the Curacy of the above Pa rish. • For further particulars apply to the Rev. Wooley jolland, Vicar ot Louth , aforesaid. Novi a 6,, 1804. HANZIGER CHEESE, in most excellent Con. ditlon, is this Day arrived at lohu Burgess and Sons' Warehouse, Na. TO7, Strand, London. Nov. 28, 1804. TO MB CURIOUS IN NATURAI. HISTORY. TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Rutland Arms, in Bakewell, in the County of Derby, O n Saturday the igth day of December next, between the hours of One and Three in the Afternoon, THE most comprehensive and complete COL. LECTIONof FOSSILS, FLOORS, SPARS, &c. &c. that has hitherto been ofterd to the Public, the same having been made at the expenee and trouble of nearly twenty years close attention, by Mr. ‘V HITE WATSON, of Bakewell, F. L.S. &c. whose taste and abilities for such Fashionable Pursuits ate too well known to makes further recommenda. tion necessary, and which Collection is the same (improved by late additions) that he has had the honour of exhibiting to most of the Nobility and Gentry in the Kingdom with so much satisfaelion. Ist, Mr. WATSON's most valuable Colleilioa of DERUYSHIItB FOSSILS, consisting pf ‘34ti of the best pe. scimens, both in a natural and polished state , ofal all the Rocks,' Minerals, &c. found in that County, where Nature has been So profuse : in such Works ; the whole arranged according to the order of their respaive Strata, with the various petre faelions found in vach Stratum, and accompanied by a com oltia;;MantiscriptCatalogue, With many observations thereon, wlliel will be found both useftil and entertaining to the Pur chaser, who will..very soon be further assisted by coloured Plates of the PetrefaCtions, now publishing in 4to. by Mr. Martin, F. L. S, Btatoll. This Colledion is worthy not only of the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, 'and others no ways engaged in Mineral Pursuits,but more.particularly of those whose pursuits require „anti deserve every mfaruistion that the iiieotit resrArdierp,to "the diffiuent Strata and their connexions can afford. a. Mr. WATSON's valuable Systematic Colledion, con sisting of all the known species of FOSSI LS, arranged ac cording to Mr. Werner, Professsor of Mineralogy, &c. burg ; and comprising at least 1325 specimens, accompanied also by Mr. WATSON's Manuscript Catalogue and Obser vations. _ _ . For the satisfitaion of alt persons whose inclinations may lead them to every observation and inqui into the value and comprehensive merit of these Colle Ctions, the whole will be exhibited by Mr. Watson, personally, at the Rutland Arms, from 'Eleven to Three o'Clock, on each of the six days immediately preceding the day of Sale, and at such place 'and -time' only ; but every inquiry in the mean time of Mr. Watson, at Bakewell, by 'CUM', post paid, will be duly attended to, APPLEDORE, NEAR BIDEFORD, DEVON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE INHERITANCE and FEE SIMPLE, with possession at Lady. Day nett, of and in a Large and Commodious Modern-built 13W E t.t..1 NG-HOUSE, situated at APP Is EDO It in the County Of Devon, about three miles iron; and eight' from Barnstaple, Ludy the Residence of JO lIN PIKE, Esq. dece.ised, with the Coach-house, Stable, Cow house, and convenient Offices 'thereto belonging ; a Courtiage and Garden behind the same, and another Garden and Shrubbery I)ing, in front of the House. The House, having hindsome sash Bow windows in front, extending its whole height, on each side of the entrance, coil sists of a Dining and Breakfait Parlour, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Laundry, Scullery, Boot-House, and Coal-house, on the Ground Floor ; a andsome Drawing-Rootn, tour good Lodging-Roarns, a Dressing- Room, and two China Closets, on the First Floor; and tour good Lodging-ROOMS, a Dressing.. Room, and Store-Room, in the .Upper Story. And the same is well adapted for the reception ofii large Genteel Family, or for a Merchant, the situation being con tlgu6us to the outlets of the Navigable Rivers, the Taw an l Torridge, into the Bristol Channel, Irons whence the , communication- with Ireland is easy,and expeditious, and as such is well calculated for carrying on the Foreign or Coasting Trade, and it, besides, commands an extensive and delightful prospect of the said Rivers and the adjacent Country. With the above will be sold, the residue of the Term of years, determinable on the death of one old Life of and in a - -Meadow, containing one Acre, lying behind the Howse. Application for particulars to be made either to Mr. Car ter, or Mr. limberly, Solicitors in Bideford. . Dated Nov. ie. 18 3 4, N. H. The Putchaser May be accomodated with 14 Acres of other Meadow Ground, for such term us may, be agreed on, at a fair yearly Rent. , ' teor RUEUNIATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, Sec.. . • Dr.'STEERS's OPODELDOC, THIS Medicine, from its warm, penetrating and .1 attenuating Qualities, is found to be an excellent Re medy for external Rlieuunatisins ; and by, its strengthening PoWers, it speedily restore s the Parts which have been in jured by Bruises and Sprains. It is of great service in Cramps or Numbness,. Stilthess or Weakness of the leints, and as an Embrocation for the Soreness of the Feet after violent Exer cise ; ,as also in promoting. proper Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic State. It is also particularly receut mended fur 'Chilblains ; and it used in time it will prevent their breaking ; but in this case it should bedissol vet! and ap plied warner. ,The Genuine Opodeldec is prepared 'and sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No, 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, fotir.Doors from heapside ' price as. 6d, a Bottles, Duty included but as a variety o f Counterfeits are altered to the Public, in which the Names of Dr, Steers, of Charing-cross, and Mr. Newbery, are fraudulently' made use of, Purelia . wrs are requested, to observe whether the words " F. Newbery, No, 45,. St. Paul's," be engraved in the Stamp ; if not, the Preparation must be spurious. I Said also, by their A ppoitltment, by Dicey and Sutton, 4ow Church-yard ; Bacon anti Co. No. t sa, and 1, Pidding, No. 76; Oxford-street ; I. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Sayley. and• Co. Cockspur-street ; J. Ward, Middle4row, Holborn; T. Tutt, Royal Exchange ; W. Clarke, ‘llaroneti, street-% and by J. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. Newberg, ll,Jokteller, at the CurtiO ;if Ludgate-tatein. Ti L 141 s - , THE YOUNG ROSCIUS! This Day was published, price Half-a:Crowno Embellished with a Striking Likeness, engrwied froni an Original Drawing, , A N Authentic BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of El,. _the Life, Education, and Personal Charailer of Tll RSDA Y, NOVEMBER 29, 1804. MASTER WILLIAM fiENRY WEST BETTY, the celebrated Young Roscius, including particularly the History of his Theatrical Career, from his lirst AppearinCe on the Stage; Statements of the Receipts of the Provincial Theatres NI the Nights of his Performances; and a Narrative relating to the Differences between the London Theatres, on the Subject of his Engagements respedively with each. By GEORCJE DAVILS HARLEY, Late of the Theatre-Royal Covent 7 Carden, and Authot of Poems, of Ballad - Stories, of Sonnets, drg. &c. Printed for Richanl Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church. yard ; sold by H. I). Symonds, Paternoster-row; W. I. & J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; J. Ginger, Piccadilly; and &; by all otheroksellers. A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS. This Day was published, The Fourth Edition, enlarged, price ts. 6d. 1 GUIDE to INSTRUCTORS Arid PARENTS, in the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of the best Elf. mentary BOOKS in every B:anch of Knowledge; pointlnA out their kespetlive Merits, and ;be order in which they ought to be successively adopted. By lOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Rector of Newport, and late Master of the Grammar School in that Towt4. The following. critical SanCtions have appeared of this va luable and useful Work " This is a well-written and judicious Publication, con veying much pradical information on the subjed of duca.: tiun, and is therefore highly worthy the perusal of every Per son concerned in the improvement, of the rising Generation. The account of Books generally used in Schools seems to he the result of experience, and certainly displays much erudi tion. The Author's Recommendations and Strictures are accompanied with such Reasons and Critical Observations as do hiin great credit, both as a Scholar and Christian Teacher." ANTI-JACOBIN REVIEW. " In the First Part of this Work are several judicious Ob servations ; anti the Second Part enumerates the most useful introdudory Books in every Branch of Knowledge, •remark ing on their respedive Merits, and cautioning Parents and Instructors against some Books which the Author, upon just grounds, objets to. Among those recommended, we do not observe any thit, we consider as Objeellollable." BRITISH CRITIC. Printed for Thomas Reynolds, Oxford-street, and sold by tho Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Glas— gow, and Dublin. This Day was published, Elegantly printed on fine Paper, and hot.pressed, Price 3s. 6d. in boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of WILL. HENRY W EST' BETTY, known by the name of the YOUNG ROSC lUS ; with a General Estimate ()figs Ta. lanes, and a Critique on his Principal Characters. ut premerer sacrA, • Lauroque collattique my rto Non sine diis animosui ,mans. • 11( 3 / 4 .. Liverpool : Printed by James Weight ; and sold . by Long. man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, No, 39,.Paternoster.ruw-. ' In the Press, and in a few Days will he published, A New Edition, with Additions, of OLONEL .PICION's LEVI - ER to the Right tiont,los,ll • Vritited for b. Lloyd, Harley -street ; and Syrnond's, Pa temoster row. This Day was published. Price is. bd. • THE JUSTICE and POLICY of a WAR with SPAIN Demonstrated. What better cause can calf your lightning forth. Your ti.mcier wake! your dearest lite derwmci I Whit Bitter cause, than when your Country sees The sly destrudion at hor vitals aired? THOMSON, Printed for J. liatcharq, No. tge, Piccadilly ; j. (Manson, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and I. Asinine; Cothhill." N. 13. i. Hatchard. has an assortment of all the' most esteemed Books and Pamphlets on,their publication. FASHIONABLE: WORLD: This 'Pay was published, price Half-a-Crown, neatly sewed, the Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, of THE FASHIONABLE WORLD DISPLAY- Veluti itti spec:ultut." The Stage. .rcinted , for I. liatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, No. 590,.. Piccadilly. Of wham may be had, price as. 6d. Thoughts on the Education of those who imitate the Manners of the (.; teat, as' agliAling the Female Charael4r; together with alt the most esteemed Publications. Lately published, liandsomety printed. in Two Large 'Volumes, Dnodecimo, price' b04114,9*. the'Second Edition, considerably en. larged,. of AN ESSAY ON EDUCATION; in which are intticularly considered the hi E acid DEFE CTS of the DISCIPLINE and INSTRUCTION in our ilea. demics,' _ _ By the Rev. WILLIAM HARROW, LL.U. F.A.S.• Author of the Hampton Le&nre for 1794, and late Maiter of the Academy, Sotto-square, London. Printed for F. and C. Riyington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Churc.h.:yard. Sold also by I. flatchard, No. tgo, * * The Two Chapters on ,Dramatic Performances at Schools, and on our English Universities, added to this Edi.. Lion, are printed 'separately, price is. tor the Purchasers of the first Edition. _ •. Lately published, In Twome Ola Volumes davo,. price in boards tbs. the Firth Edition or LEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 1.1.1 introduCtory to useful Books itr the principal Branches of Literature and Science.. With Lists of the most app . roVed Authors. Designed chiefly for the junior Stutlents in the Universities, awl the higher Classes in Schools. By HENRY KEY'', Fel tOw and Tutor of Trinity College, Darold. Sold by F. and C. kivingtoti, Sr. Patirs•Church-yard ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and ligerton, Whitehall, London; Hanwell and Parker, and . 1. Cooke, Oxford ; and Deighton, Cambridge. Of whom may he had, lately published, by the same Author, The fourth Edition of, History the Interpreter of Pro phecy, in two vols. Hvo. price In hoards .145. Lately published, Neatly printed in Twenty—tour small Volumes, witha Pot tr.iit of the Author, price in boards 41. 4s. a new Etii• turn of T'HE WORKS of the Rev. JONATHAN I. SWIFT, D. D. Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin. Arranged by Thomas Sheridan, M: A. . Cornzttcd and vlsrdty John Nichols F. S. A. Edinburgh Perth. With Notes by Dr. , HawiCesworth ' Lord Orwry, Dr. Delany, Deane SWitf ,. Esq. Dr. Birch, Mr. Sheridan, and the Editor. Pfiptal liar lolinson, R. Baldwin, I. Sewell, i s ~'ichbls and Sou.. W. J. arid I. Itichard•on, W. Otritly, F. and C. Riviagton, T. Payne, R. Fatilder, Walker, 'l'. Egarton, G..inti I. Robinson, J Seatchard, J. Nunn, J. _Cuthell, R. I.ea, Clarke and Soo, Lackington, Allen, 4nd Co. T. Kay. I. Carpenter, Vernor and Hood, T. lliir•t, Longman and Rees, 'adoll and Davies, R. H. Evans, S. Batiste:, J. Harding, I. MAWillAti, and T. Ostelh Of whom may be had, • . An 9.ilavo Erlitioit , hatidsOrnely printed in nineteen atilt. price to boards 71. ras .. ; anti a -tew copies. on a adtPstAno woven Itcoyal etper, prise in boards ILI, Ss. . • • [PRICE stxpEN.cmi VICTUALLING OFFICE, November t i tilo4l . . THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING lIIS AIAY kStY's NA 1 ). 1' do berth). jive Tim: nn if'editesday the rig/ of December nest. rho, lOW be ready to receive Tinders, 9n 1411iibler (aaled up), and treat for the Sul.- p()I of what FRESH IICEFm.y 6e rei mired Pr the Use of I fis illaje.ttyr Ships astriVessels at Beerk.tven and lit !fanny 13ay , in the C.ast of It eland, for the space of Twelve 21fattht, rommenciag on the Ist of lansimy, and en.fing with the 31.0 of Derember, ; 19 be raid fir by Milir poi.44.'e, with interest, niggly Lye after date. The Coaditialet oic the Contrag . may he swt at t t.Serketatiet Ogre, at 01 . 4 Office., or 4.) , applying to Mr. .Duitaerville, Agent for the , l l 7ololllag at therove cf Cori. regard will 44414.1 to ay . ,' Tender in nobicb the Peke. ;Ad! ha/ Le insertectin 'wordiat r that rb.til mot l iMivel'ed to the oo.ril be' [4r Ow o'Cl44c thi".o7;i'fft,ltiste . t:ev the t u4b DersAnher et! xt, senior the Person 1.4. , 1)0 makes the Temier i or pow irp hit t:hdlf, ottemli, to tomer, , rthen to/!rd fin.. ARniy'c NrR4 Ts. COMMiisav Gene,rai's Oliee, Great. Ge.itcge-otret, November 27, 1344. I\ L IOTICH is birth) gitucts to all Persons olesiroolt 41) , cA m oik, g to supply. t h e Atlcetpiag Articles Jar tbe Uri of the dfrrtv . —vjA: BRIS4D to :be Troops' in Par Packs athlettarteis fa the Corm. tA:s if Sttmx, lisalc.rtf, Norfolk, Oxford, .s taf ardr ond Wor- t \ 4 4gi i 1 4, , ,Sl-.Cte'r.'.4 'D..: /). . nlz., , l>gieLk 4 - .=e,(l•V ~....,, , , c . -4.47.... :, , ,-.0 -, ; •••,,,,' :;!--* ,:t'- . ,.. - . ',. ; I , , e,4 .._'=t , t. 'sgiti. * ' 4 \7:..... cester ; OATS to .the Cavalry in C4mtonoments and )24/4rtei.s in the Coun. ties y Oxpri, Smprd,,,CasnAtidde, rind Norsbamplost .ond „ , FORAGE,I42. O.IITS, IMF', and srAdtp; N tke in Barrack; inthe Coiveties of Natilliginvatand igirwick ; The Deliveries to commence fe and for the 2 jr6 Dv m con3erse.ri—Tbar Proposal r, in Writing, seated mp s and marked ” Tender for Army' Sniqtries," toll/ be received at thts t 7, frier on or iefore the 0 Day of 'said itfontb of December;' ha. nose will . he received aim Muth)r o'Cloek an that lliy; and, if sent 6y.Po#,r/Je ,Postage to he paid. Proposals mutt be made separately for ,each Corte j',_ and tie of 'two good Ste:writs, with. their Places of itesideare, must be imerteitat the foot there's./ ; and no Tender will he noticed isitl#: the Party,;vr Agent, call at this Office on the following Dv to know the decision thereon, Particular: of the astir :ear may he bad, slot application 01161 r O'er, between the holes r and Four. On Salurday, the Ist of l3ecemb.yr, will ha; plinlidlied, In Quarto, price set. 6d. in boxrds, T"011 TRIUMPH of MUSIC, a Poern i in Si* Caittos. By'WILLIAM HALEY, Esq. Sold bjr Longman, Hurst. Rees. and Orme, 40. 39. P. tcruosten.mw i T. Payne, Mews-Gate; 'Anion, St. Paul's Chords-yard ; and Evans, Pali. iati. ANDOVER NAVIGATION TOLLS TO BE LETT. NO LICE is hereby given, thitt the Rues arising from the Navigation ,on the Canal from Abdovcr to Redbridge (being a Distance of twenty-three Miles), and the Profits arising trorn the several Wharr4 Dwelling-houses and Store-houses at Andover, Stockbridge, and Komsey, will be lett by Aation to the best Bidder, at a General As sembly of the Company, of Proprietors of the *aid Canal Navigation, to be held at the Star and Garter I no, in Ando vet, on Tuesday the. 4th Day of Deeintioer nest, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, under the,Conditions and Reserv., lions to be .then and there produced, tot the Nan Tiitcr Years from the 3 tst .of December, .1804. • Whoever, happens. to be the higitestßidder must i . at the sante tirrte t . pay Into the Wilda of the Treasurer to the said Company a 'deposit of one Month's-Rent; anti also give Se •curity, to the satisfadion of the .sailt Company,for the oue Payment of the Rent agreed for, at such tiiiieS anti in such manner as they shall at tildal A u;r3nbly dlred. ETWAI.L, • Clerk to the said Company. Application for Conditions of letting, and for further ticulars, to be made to Mr. New, the I•iispeaorit Atriober. I fby Letter, post paid. • CHIIAILAINI,are Cured by one Applieition of WEIIT4I - 11iMO's FLUID P.SSBNCF: of MUSTARD and the, severest SPRAINS and lIRI , ISES it‘ less than half the time usually taken by Ppocicldvek, A rggucbussdc, or any other Liniment or Embrocation . ; and ir,useitiminediately arter any accident, it prevents the part turning black. The NI USTA RI) PILLS are also taken with singular success lit all Rheumatic, Paralytii:, anti (.nnty A ithllontri Numbness, Spasms, .or 7aintering Pains, F iatuleney, Indi gcstion and gperal Debility ; at tlie - satne tirhe, the aellYc Fluid Essence is applied to the p4.rto aPacidi . 11101 9se com plaints where necessary. ' • It is prepared and sold at ,as. gd. each bmc or bottle, by . R. - Johnston,. Apothecary, No. Is, Greek -street, Soho, London. . 04" The CHILBLAIN OINTMENT, for cleansing and speedily healing'binken Chilblains, is also prepared by Mr. Johnston, Prieots. aid. each box. DlXo'4„tolebtated ANTIBILIOUS PILL,S, prepared lay, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary, are a corrain Cure for Bilious, Gouty, .and . Rhelnitatic Disorders, vous and Sick.Reati-sohes, Heart...burn, Flatulencies, Weak ness of the Stomach, Depression of Spirits,'lndigestkin, Free Living, and all tlypoatondriacal Affections. They,are used and recommended by the Royal the Viscountess .13uckiriMsant and Bulkely ; the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the hunts Kilntim and King, the Ilan, J. hitisey, Sir. R. WiWarns, M. P . Sir P. Turner, Bart. M. P. Sir W. Ntanners, Batt. M.. P. Sic R. Hetley, Knt, Sir K. Welch, Knr, .-Colonels'Coke and Bishop p, Major Pritzlet, Portsmouth :Captains Jervis, Rickets Lloyd and Hughes, the, Rev. J. 'Stodilart, Warren,' Smith, Locke, Tan, ()new, .Rovirlinc( and some hundreds of the Nobiltty, - Gentry, and Cittgy. s o ld wholesale and 7 retait.st Chintand gutter's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Her» wood, Cheltenham ; Silver, Margate; Burgess, thou gate ; Sharpe, Deai ; Satire;-, and Symmonds, bury; Baker, Harvey, and Sutton,. Southampton ; Retain and Gibbs, ,Portsittouth ; .11ut;kland mitt Weston, Port.teet a. Bennett and L , ewes ; regorY and Gilbert, Brighttiri ; Spooner, Worthing ; Hazard, Marrioti 'Melia, anti Sims, Bath; Bolgen, Snepnard, 'and Brown', Bristol ; Goadby anti Penny, Sherbinmi ; Wood, Hertey, and Ryall, Weymouth; Cookwortny, Richards,. end Will, Plymniith ; rtoxlai l d an,i Congdon, Dock ;. Knott, Birmirtglitim ; Chester ; Kepner., Cokii.;ster ; Meggy and St.iirs, chelnis. ford; Smith, Atonm, and Scott, Edinburgh; Ntac naid; Gl; i sgow ; Watkins, Hereford; ;rant .inverricss lings, Grey,sen, 'Uwe, :ind Sayer, Livcrpod; Mims, Wright„ ant tiolines; Leeds 4. Bur nage Ana Dunn, .Nottingham; Edge: . and Nlaishall, Kierthainpton; Read, Yarmouth; Back, New York ; Garner,' BarbAdoes ; callwelt and Bull, Dublin t Akenhead, Walker, and Hodgson, Newcastle; Peek, KM, R O t t ford, and' r‘tulcaster, Htila ; Woistenhoinu and Sian. chard, York ; Baeon atia Stevenson, IS ; Jones and S tat, ter, ozfrad ; Brny, Sunctel ; Wocsl and Edd wws, Shrews. Medicine 'Venders in b ur y ; Stainkrct ; Thirl wall arid Pratt, Scar- II?, lvurrisar; SMUt and co. t i ) t o o r 4 o d u i g n I t ; ! & L a p . : a n n ot t uo n every Tow, in Boxes at bs. an as. tyt. eacti* with Dina, tions, signet! " G end R. Bohr, 4, 4:lleapsitle," on the.lcarnp. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - TOMORROW EVENING, Nov. 30, 180+, will be performed. the Ncw Comedy of • THE BLIND BARGAIN ; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. With New Scenes and Dresses. The Charadters by • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, Mr, EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr, KEMBLE, Mr. CURTIES, Mr. lEFVERIIS, Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. GII3BS, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss DAVI ES, "with a Song in Charader, And Mrs. EMERY,' The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. MURRAY. The Epilogue to be Sung by Mr. EMERY. • • WITH PAUL, AND VIRGINIA. • - LI axes 6s. Pit ls..Sd. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is. „The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five,•and the Per. 'Dance begin at Half.past Six. • ~.Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the wolt.ollice, in Hart-street. abhPublip are, respcdfully informed, th a t on Saturday tar Y will make his first appearimcom don• Cherader of Achmet, in the Tragedy of Barb/. sesta. _The Public are respettfully informed, that a New C om i c opera, in 3 Pals, is in *Thelma!, and will very soon b pro. dace&