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: p.:',64nr• , rs •• g I ; gh . li . . „ 'LN • :7;7 ‘V(Ce*LYV, .3) ' • 7)3a • . N.l • NUMBE.It *7.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, PTODRURY-lANE - MORROW EVENIM, April 21 ) 004) will be performed a Comedy ealled AS YOU LIKE TT. Amiens, Mr. DIGNUM jacques, Mr. WR.OUGHTog • 'piquet tie Ili's, Mr. HOLIANIS; VOilando, Mr, BARRYMO RE : Touchstone Mr. BAN Is% Rosalind, with th N e ' Cuckoo Song-, T Ms IORDA!" r R, jun. ; • Celia, Mi;s mEi,LoN . Phcebe, Miss CAMPBFL ; In Ad V . Audre S y, Miss. POPE. ASong by Mrs. BLAND. wit CINDERELLA. . . THEATRE-ROYAL, TO-MORROW EVENING, April zr„, 1804, will be performed, VENICE PRESERV'D. Duke of Venice, M. DAVENPORT ; ' . Priuli, Mr. MURRAY--; A ettain4lr Mr.lZ V .14NTO ti ; . _Ellit,ll.r . (Ai EW ELL ; = . jaiiier, Mr 1 (10,1111_TI • ~... . Pierre, Mr. VOIIKE •, Renault, M. Ch A .1.'\tA.144 ,I . Belvidera, Mr.. SIDDONS. • ' ' ' WITH VALENTINE ,ND ORSON'. - ' . . the new Romantic Nlelo-brarna bf Vprritilie anti' drsen will be repeated every Evening till further notice., ~...• On.Mouli,iy, The Engtish Fleet. On Wednesday, The Merry Wives or Windsor. On Friday, Measure for Measure. I TAN the u V rn of TWO HUNDREI) and S v. Vtit • THI ry POUNDS fuT T wo . Years, with good ....c;cuy ; anti a liberal P remium will b e g i ven. Letters, Pot-Paid, he left at the Bar of the _New- York Cotree tottse,diredt,t to Z. • - • 7 . - To the NOLI LI rY, GEI•TTRY,' and the I'ITBLIC at; large °THE UNI TED SOCIETY of MERCHANT T.- ~ I LO kS, -Consi stin..; of the most resoeclable Mas ters in Lirlcit. dnd Westrninster.,•bc4 leave to state the gre 3 t • lons they have. ;,stained for a, corciderar..ilc time from the in- Cle4:.kA Prioe et Woolkn Cloth s - Silks, and every other Ar -. 'tile Used in the ii l.l'.iines, vg;iich, taken. on the avcra"' amount at lea to 15 per cent. ',They , have hitherto borne these with very little Advance. to their Customers, h•W'ing than a liei• etion•would li.\-ve taken place : on the contrary, they. continue to rise, reqttiring an enlargemenea• Capital, and incurring an aciditiooal r isk . Under, these circumstances, to which they have in no wise contributed, they a re a q u a- Advance. antly uompelleci to proportion their-Charges to th e accumu lating . Signed, by Order of ;be 'soci ety, GOR'CE E FOX, See. ..--_,.—.....„....._..............____„;- _.......______-____, ' CIIRIOUS 'JELLY MOUT.MS. 101-IN nRIFA is and SON .their rsillnd" .I! . , .1 fadory, No. 13, New-street, Covent-ga RIM, from i'.. ,Ir. i,' b.. .I;..ave to return their grateful "flunks to the -INf-otn''.ity Gent 7y; and Public in general; for -the one door great encouragement thq have e;,..icricnced, arol rel.P'ec..tfullY intorni them that the. have mattc. : : - .d.iitions to their tonne; 'extensive aid CU' riolli Ass( rt ' -r , t t• i-I t v and filanchmange, Curd-raist:d -C.rtist,' Pie, S a ) vo irk a ' n&i...7..' (- sS•a',la Cake Mou'als, of the great t • • • es varlety of Patterns and.in tiste 'A I. ' ''. -- ''. ' art7,e Assortment of Mil lefleur arid EWA Cutters ; t lie most fashionabl . e o•ciiroits .-Gr.rttrairt .of P.vtiez: i much itriprov,•+; Double Tilnek Tin /Cit,..h.n Furniture, w hic.h - is' as durable, and 4tßually as witolusorne, as silver - and every useful and cu !tolls Article in • 'nu, manufact . ured in a supefior style, and dispatch.lo,/itti ' - , • - FREEHOLD LAND, SURREY TO .. " TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, /AY Order oft he COMivi IS S I () Nt RS for dividing. allotting, ..,4nil inclosing Inc Cm:talons within the the .GO• -1-)ALMING and CA PTSHULL, in the Paris hes of Go . dalming, Chldlinglold, awl Colupten, at the King's Arms Inn, in Goclahring, -on' Tuesciarthe 2tth Day of 4lay next, at Twelve o'Clock, ' ' • - . SIX OAT ACRES Of the most valuable part of that i 'well-known Rich Pastnie Cornmon, called the P EASE M ARSH, .in the said Parish of Coditniug, most :eNibly situated" for Builclin4, bring on a dry health y S&L wita fine silt Water in Front, and commanding some of the fittest, View s in the County'of Surrey; at the • ,:oneenieil,Distance of one Mil e freltu Godalmin g , and three Miles from Guild frd -and- nearlyadiaitUng the Turnpike Road leading from London to Piortstriouth.: ' • • .: .- • - • .., . :IFurther Particulars may be known, or.a. Plan seen, on I).pli.csarsioli glibly. Thomas Chanel-tan Surve.f.ot, Ric‘lintond' ; ' ~Jl,3_,_ •r,•, C. aiel I • Smatipeie,:Sueverors, Sterkei next s'wfv'tc'tui ai 4 t - at the place" of Sare : ~.. ' , .... .• •- .. • • SPRING PHYSIC DE VELNO'S.VEGR lAti-..E. ed by experience to be the he -t * PILLS are •prOv... and nost innocent Alterative, Purifier and Sweetener of 413 O. ; 'ci : thOSC Who are afflicted with the Scuiv \,, Scortbultic°l'rau :tons, 1.. e. prosy, Scrophula, or any Disorder arising front 4 'vi filmed ill(.loffr or thoSe who have iinpaired their' Constittitiots by di“ipa lion, juvenileindis'eretions, or mercurial in&-licines," should by no means omit a course - of the Vegetable NIS* Spring. Their operation is. 59 -pleasant as notio idterfere tjuring the with the avocations of busineSS• or'..pleastire; its aellion is confined to the animal- jnices, and requires. no alteration or restraint,in diet ; .it_dissolves in 'the, stomach blends with the food, and Ilangraduaervs the circtrlating fluids, •eur- Iseenreefing in its:'passage de.viation from a state of conva cen short, it is the long sought for Vegetable . Speci s,,afe, hut aElive, substitute ;or that tliAtionable 'Ali lera°ll- mercury (which may be said to cure only by killim:). anti vvhenlati other Medicines'have failed; De Velno's pi; is rn4 be re.ied on a " a sPeCifie for 'those Disorders' which ori ginate in ..an impute or:impaired state of the blood. prepayed by a regular-br_ed Surg xi Sold, wholesale 2 ncl r • • etail, hy Piricting a h ' d , surgeon, Lon.d c.:o. No. 76, Oxford-street, . don in Sm: 11 eon, ai t 4 boxes, price 4s. 6d. or six boxes in one, price us. ;. also retail by Tint, kc al Exchange ; Ward, No. .3 2 4 , Flolhoin ; Butler, No. 4, Cilireapside -1 Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St, Paui's Church_ but and ry Vender of Medicines in the Kingdoni ; but red ink, by I. Pickling, 1.:(;. 76, o*ford-steiet, 1-Ond", observe that it is signed with otherwise the Public rnig'it be deceived by inefficacious Fre i/oratios assuniiit - ''' N ' a similar ame. • ----- ---- ----- THE GENUINE GOWLAND's LOTION. .MR. NICOLL, - late of St. :Paul's Chafch.yard, manv years Dealer in Patent Medicines, maketh oat h , Lenand saith Itt;, was applied`to, and employed by Mr. Dieken ,of Long-acre, to offer to purchase the Recipe of go w. -41nd's Lotion of MN. Vint:COl, Of NO. 4, Davies -street; but rs. Vincent rejected the offer with disdain, declaring she Ileuld not part with, or discloses:le, original Recipe on any 4ceount as she was the only person possessed of the true se cret of preparing the Genuine Lotion, and which Mr. Nicoll bel leves to'be true • and Mr. Nieoll further Edith, that Mr. bickenson li. ti se veral. tun es acknowledged . to turn that the z. ot. . .d 1 . ton prepared by Mrs. Vtucent is the Genuine , • COW laind'S Lori W. S wol - n at th e M ansion -House, sth Dee- 1799.N1,C0LL. before me, H. C. Coutaz, Mayor. This Genuine Lotion is so innocent and efficacious for the F t to Ut all Eruptions and Disorders front the Face and -•kin, that no Family ought to be without it ; anti to prevent to unterteits each , Mts. Vi ncent signs her Name on the. label of Bottle. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 4, Davies-street, Grosvenor- Bacon ; Bacon, No. isn, Oxtord-street ; Rigge, No. 6, ware ; Istitt and Holmes, Roy al- Exchange ;-Newberg, torner of St. -Paul's C. hunch_, • end every respeCiable ' _Vender in Eur6pe, in Qiuurs ' Bs. 64. 1 4 ii.as ss. 6d. Hall- Vints OS. sal. FRIDA Y, '2. 0, , The 2.3 d of APRIL, 1804, T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW. 'NG. SCHEME.. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value.. 2 of. i....'"z0,000 are ,c 40,000 2 10,000 - • 2 )000 3 • . 5,000 - 15,003 , 4 • 2,000 - 3,000 'l,OOO 12,000 13 .- 300 6,5c.0 LO 2 - Do 4,000 5 0 - 100 - 5,000 . 1,10 . SO 5,0)4 7,35 0 • - 10' - 147,-g,O 30,000 Tickets " £202,500 Tart bf-the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - - ,C. t first-drawn 'Picket Seventh Day - First-drawn Ninth Day - - - 5,0u0 • • TICKETS and SIIARES - are, SF LLINO at EVERY LICENSEI),LOTI'ERV-0- I; FiCF., PRESENT. Plt.l.CF. ticket - - - C. r••,-r , o 9 4 ;o Eighth - 7 0 S2 , l;arter - 4 13. 0 Sixteelith - 14 0 *,,;Tickets and Shares ‘vill gradually rise until the Drawing. • _ LAST STATE LoTTERY for 1803. WlFTantl 1. t r, have on sale T 1 CF SHARES-of the above Lottery, which r;jr.s drawing on I!,nday•oext. The h,llonan; Ca, tat.Pfzes of :the Lotterics.iq and for the year 03, were and registered at this Office, viz. No. 226. L Frize ui "L'. 10,boo in Shares. -• . - 5000 Shares.. - - 50,,0 Tick6t. 19,50, - - jOOO Shares. 41;696- , - 200 • Share...s. others of r0,:,01...ke. S‘c. Sec. - . - LICANSBY and Co. No. 26. fully acquaint the Public, that the I...olrEgy cool -inences D ALV I NTG - on M ONDAY NEXT. -• TIOKETS and MIA RES are selling- on the lowest Terms, and the Moray for the Prizes paid on Demand. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, an:l Co. State Lottery Offices, Coroliill and Charing Cross, London, are selling TICKETS and 51IA RES in the greatest variety of-N4,Fu'oers,•tbr the, State Lottely i which begins Drawing on MONDAY, the 23d of April next. Where in the Lae tot series the following Capitals were sold in Shares : , • No. - iz,SO7 30,0c0 Nu. 2.6,881 )73 0 , 018 7.105 20,000 41,752 20,000 0,5 7 7 20,000 . 23,148 . 20.„oao 55,09 20,c00 27,964 . 16,000 31,692 • 10,6(10 I 25,215 10,000 In a whole Ticket, 1 No.-4%313 - Also Prizes 0f,C5,000„22,000, i,eoo, t0dlit1:110'011$ to particularize. • tireslt is recommendea.not to destroy Tickets or Shares in former Lotteries 'till they are again examiiitsi ; correct It:'!gis ters, for this purpose, are kept, for upwards of Seventy Years back, at the Offices of Richardson, Goodluck, and Co: MONDAY NEXT the 23 - cl inst. the LOTTERY BE_ GINS DRAWING. ifESSIIS". HALL and Co. Successors to Mr. N 1 CH(YLSON; reseAfully acquaints the Puhlic, Ilia/ I'l C.K ETS and SHARES in a variety of Numbers, A ltarnPed 4ecnrAing-to of Parlia:l4, are sellic , 7 ;$t the R rxekinge , State Lottery No. 88,, Curnhili, corn 7 os the Royal Exchair.:e. rr7 Correa Numerical dnd Register Books kept. Prizes paid on demand. THE STATE LO TTERY begins Drawing next Monday. • No. 29,457 a Prize (AL zo,ooo No. 2,651 a Prize of,C. to,ooo 1 5 ,0 75 12,600 -------. . 20,000 23,393 ' 5 ,000 24,737 ' , Q) 000 • 18,060 702/ 36,056 The above-stated Capital Prizes were recently shared and sold at the Licensed Offices of tiorlq ES and Co'. Stock brokers, No. 149, (ixford , street, opposite Bond-street, and No. 44, St. lanics!s-street, where the Tickets and Shares of the present Lottery are on sale, in great tariety. Prizes 'to ttny amount paid on 'defnand, and Govetnaent Securities bought or sold. MONEY for thePU itCHASE ot ANNurriES,LANDECI• .1;•1• • Arl"LiS . and HOUSES, Sze. EYERAL'irrntiecliate'Loins., amounting to near 5b,0.01. C; ready to ben:4oced for the purchase of well secured_A titv e ltie6, redeemable at option, Qt pewra tient, upon Landed Estates, Hot.t'ses, Furld•A Property, or Chureli Pre. ferfne:nr, for:which froriT'Six to Ted. Years Purchase will be given ; Also freciunntums,,to a large amount, for the Pur chase of, real Estates. The Annuity Loans are principally between 3aol. and soaol. Every attention will be paid to the interest of the Parties. Personal applications to Mr.. Roberts, .No.', Cecil-weer, Stiand, is received daily. All Letters must be post-paid. IX TI diffilence, aF.d a proper value of public I' V opinion, we Wailed a decision which Should establish the merit of what we ofti:ted for its approbation. We never in= sisted on its excellence, till the Public applauded, and sought for it; tlizt Was the moment when its virtues spread it abroad, and numbers testified their.thanks for its sanative, qualities in Scurvy, Scrophula, Gout, &c. Men highly celebrated for their talents, both as scholars and chemists, employed themselves in analyzing a medicine which was spreading sts notoriety.— The consequence of their researches was, it enhanced the value of the medicine; -and to preserve it genuine to the pub lic, the late F. Sr LSBUR v. Proprietor of the Antiscorbutie Drops, procured the King's Royal Letters Parent, which, by bearing that title on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, ef - Kt•dlually 'distinguishes iLfrom all irnitatiotts. For its oowerftil effeets in Scurvy, Scrophula, 4e.c.- see Spilsbury's • Treatise on Scurvy, ecc. sold -at, tihe Dispensary, Soho-square, London, as well as the Drops, in bottles of ss. 6d. ; and 11.25. each, with a black stamp at;xcd to cacti bottle, masked Spilsbury and Co, I Nq. is, Soho-square." For the WIND, CHO LI CS, FLUXES, and oth6. ders of the Bowels. DALBV. CARNIINATIVE. AUTION.—Many counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine having been offered for sale, under specious pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any unless they observe, that the Name, !' F. Newbery, No. 4;-, St. raut's, is engraved in the Stamp, .and that in the Bill of Direthons round each Bottle is an - Ez..iritit.cT FROM THE WILL Or THE LATE MR. JOSEPH DAISY, V IZ. " Whereas, I did many Years. since instrul my Daughter. Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Gel!, of North-street, Westininster,Gentleman, in the Art ofeom pounding a certain Metlicine,of which I am the sole Inventor, called Dolby' s ' Carminative;. I do hereby constitute.and appoint my said Daughter the sole Preparer of this useful Medicine. I lik e _ wise give to my said Daughter, Frances Gel I, my sole Pro paty in - the said Carminative, .and all Profits arising from the Sale thereof, to her and her heirs for ever." It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. .Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the corner of Cheap'_ . sid e , L on d on, pti c e is. gd. a Bottle, Duty included;. and by their appointment, byMessrs. Dicev and Sutton; Bow Church yard ; Bacon and Co. N0.i50, and 1. Pitiqinp„ 'N0.76, 0 x ford- stroet ; . Wade, old BOiILI-street ; Baylev and. Co. Cock spur street W. Barry, Bridge-street,. W estm i nster; 11. Burchell, Long -Acre; f. Ward, Middle-tow, Holb oin ; Tint; Koval .Exchange ; W. Clarke, Borough -Nigh -street and. Harris, Successor to . Mrs., E. Newb erg ; B oo k scii , at the Comer of LutiZte- street. . . • 14)04. LA.,sr ErtisioN -of, FOURCR()V's Tr.inslatcd hy- vlr, Nitiolson. This Pay W;:s published, In 'Eleven Valtirnes, Oaavo, including a PrefaCe by the Translator, and a very capions Index, together with a Set of Synoptic; Tables in large P rice 51. ss:, in boards,., ,GENER AI, SYSTEM of Cliff MICA ic.NOWIS.ISGF. ; - and its Application to the Pheno mena of Nature and Art. . .by FOURCROV, Of the National nstnut,e_ of Franco, Coutiellor of State, Profeistir of Chemistry at various Public: Establiinments, • .Member - of many Ace.dern, . Translated, er47inal French, By ,WILLI NICHOLSON. 'Printed for T. Otivies, Strand ; Longman and, Rees, U. and J. Robirson,, and J. Walker, ,P.ncrnosu:r row ; Vernon and i on, Poultry; Ciarke and Sons, Portu. ;:'cuth..:ll arid' Martin, and Ogilvy and Son, Hol t) n, ; and S. bagstcr, Strand. T Sy no tic ITRI:oles are sold separate ; price IL ;s. in , boards. This Pay -was published, E ly printed in Odavo, and illustrated with a Map and Twenty Views, engrived•fruni'Drarrings by the Author, 11. 5 • 1 - iirds . ,-tir-rin j freri.;r Paper,.. with the Map and 7 View of Tintern Abbey, Price 75. in boards, A . [OUR iiirougt,out , sou - at WALES and .CI. MON E ; comprehending a Ceneral Survey of the Piauresque Scenery, Remains of Antiquity, ilikstorleak- Lvetits, pi.icu ; li,ar:ltanners, and Commercial Situa lions., of that interesting Portion of the ilritish Empire. By I. T. BARBER, Esq. F.S.A. " The Loveriof Travels are here presented - with a very pleasing, plutne, descriptive of a most beautiful Country. Most of Elie Plates whiCka - doro This 13Dak led to par ticular commen&tition ; the subjecds having much interest, and the execution being very pleasing."--.-Morithly Review. Printed for.T. Cadell and..W. Davies, Strand. Next week will be published, In Three Volumes, 'rl7l-IE - OLD WIFE and YOUNG HUSBAND : A NOW, . . . B y . zrs. MEEK E. • " Who has not known ill-fortune, never knew himself, or his own virtue."— I\4 A i L ET. Printe.la the. M iherva Press, tor Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenbali-street. Just published, the follov,ing NOV ELS by that celebrated . Writer, • Vl(' %Jil • • l' Ll' BRUN, ~.7t Y. UNCLE THOMAS 4 vols. izmo. price its. sewed. MONSIEUR • ATT F., 3 vols. 'unto. price tss. sewed. E LSI-1 E I M, 3 vok. Izolo: price izs. sewed. neparing for the Press, Brick Solding,.Or W 1 st we Live for, in 2 vols. Papa Brick, or What we 1) for, in z vOls. • And other Works of this. Author, which are now ,in uni versal esteem all over Europe. • Printed it the 119inerva Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-street. This Day Was published, price ss. • - A N IMPROVED ME 1.1-10D.4 TREATII\IG L sTRIcTuREs of the URETHRA'. By THOMAS WHATELY, Member of Inc Royal College of Surgeons, London. 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