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w - Aplor -• 4 4 y .; 4. - - IA; ~1 NITIIBEIt 3592.1 LAST NIGHT. ORATORIOS. • AT PLAY -HOUSE PRICES.DDRING LENT, .THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW, . ERIDAY, March 23, 1804, will be perfOrmed, • A GRAND SELECTION of 'SACRED MUSIC. • PART I. Solely from the Messiah. Overture-. Recit. Mr. BRAHAM, " Comfort ye my people." Air, " Every vailey." Chorus, " And the gl or y." Recit. Mr. WELSH, " Thus saith the Lord." Air, " But who may abide."_Chorus, " For unto us achild is." Pastoral Symphony. • Recit. Mrs. BILLINGTON,. " There were Shepherds." Chorus, " Glory to God." Song, Mrs. BILLINGTON, " Rejoi - cegreatly." ' • Chorus, " Lif t up your heads.', Recit. Miss MU NDAY, " He was cutoff" Song, " But thou didst not le a v e ." Air, Mrs. BILLINCTON .1 know that thy R e de emer. " . Grand Chorus, " Hallelujah. PART 11. • Verse, Mr. BRAHA.M, "Come if you dare." Purcell. .r, M 5. WE LSH, " He was bmught as a lamb." Ret"!llr'• Chorus, 's ti e gave them It4iistbncs.• Israel In Egypt. ItLeit. Mr. BRAHAM, Deeper and deeper still." I eph. 'Air, " Waft her angels."' Chorus, " Gird on thy eso" Saul. Air, Miss M UN DAY, " When th silver clariOn." Recit. Mr. BRAHAM, 'Tis well ! six times the Lord." Josh. March. Air, and Chorus, " Glory to God." PART 111. Overture. Berenice. Song, Mrs. BILLINGTON, " The Soldier tied." Artax erxes—Dr. Ante (Tromba Obligata, Mr. Tamplin.) Song, Mr. T. W ESH, " 0 Lord have mercy." Pergolesi. Chorus, "No more to Ammon's God." leplitha. Song, Miss TYREIt, Where is this stupendous." Re- Recit. dernption. . Mr. BRAHAM, " Their . rights by foes invaded." Gnieco. Air, " To arms, your CoUntry's cause." Coronation Athent, " God Save the King." Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. BILLINGTom Master KELLNER,M Miss TYRER, and Miss UNDAY, 'Mr. THOMAS WELSH,, And Mr. BRAHMA. Mr. WtICHSELL, Lead er of the Band. Organ, Mr. ASHLE`i. The remainde r of the Band a n d the Chorusses, which are numerous and complete, by the most approved*Perfoiners. The whole under the Direction of Mr. AS 1 - 1 EY, Se o . Doors to be opened at Six, and the Pertormance to begin at Seven o'C lock. *** Half Price at the End of the Second Ad. Such ot the Nobiliq and ('entry as are desirous of Private - boxes, are requested to appl . to Mr. Brandon, Hart-street. The 23d of A PIJ1:: , i, T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DkA7-. ING. SCHEME. No. of Prizes.' Val. ()leach. Total Value -2 of kzo,ooo are k 40,000 2 - to,oco -20,00 c, 3 - 5,000 -15,00 d 4 .. ;000 ... • B,,ntso /2 . 1,000 - .12,000 /3 :oo . 65t.0 2 o - 2..:10 . 4000 So . rco - 100 So - 5,c00 $,OOO. . 7,350 - 2, 5,00- 147,1Cq 30,000 Tickets 42,62,5e0 - - ......—... First-drawn TicParet t If the C ap i tals ' . kirst Day., - - 4.7000 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - - 4*.zoodo First-drawn Ninth Day - 500 TICKETS and SHARES.are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT -PRICE. Ticket -- - Half - - - C. 17 To 0 9 o o Eighth - - z 6 Quarter - 4 t o Sixteenth - - t 3 0 o - * * lickets and Shinevyyillgradually rise until the Drawing. LAST STATE 1.917 E RY for 1803, SWIFT and C o . N o. ix, Poultry, have on TI CKETS and SI-LetRES of the ab ove Lottery, sale to be drawn in April next. The following Capital Prizes Of the Lotteries in and for the yearaliO3, were sold and registered at this Office, viz. No. 226, a Prize of ,c, 10,000 in Shares. 1, 9599 1 2 003. - - 5000 Shares. '9 , 5596 , - - sOO O Ti c k et. • , - 41,696 _ - sOOO Shares. - zo.?c, Sh ares. And others of 10001. ace: &e. Sic. THIRD LOTTERY for 1303, begins Drawing 23d April, t/304. THE TICKETS and SHARES for th e abov e Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD 13UR NE and Co.'s State Lottery Office, NO. 93, under the Royal :Eichange, London, and no where else on their accOunt. :..The Scheme consists of two Prizes of iO,OOOl. two of 100001, three of pool. four 01 - Zoool. twelye of 10.031. thir teen of ore twenty of tool. fifty of tool. &c: sce. ; the litttnber ot Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize zol. i ti b All Shares sold at this Office will be, stamped agree able to AO of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery ()like. Letters, post-pold, clnlyanswered. l. 13. In the late Lottery, .No 76 22 .., 0 ol: was sokl in irto.N.le. 'ls['ci9k,cti3Oa,otG.Tie. ah_botv,.(iiii.'‘-;, a-nid-N-f.°8183, :0 0001. (*- Country Orders,,, , ~, Qlrec. on L accompatikri“vith short4ased Bills or Carrier,on, Post-otliee Orders or Cash, in Parcel by coach punctual) y attended' to ; depend • if pre. on being treated exadly on the Same Terms as and ' Correspondents may sent. • No. 4, CORNI-II LL, and No. CHARING- CROSS \ . , resp e thully soliclls the Publi c to peruse -it. BISH • the S c h eme of the present Lottery, lvhich will be found' to entitain near a*rnany Capit a l P r i zes as L otter i es u sually havedone or d ou bl e the Number of Tickets. Z Prizes of 2 -------- k.ZOOOp tz P r i zes of ,C. I . o ° o 3 lo,oco t 3 4 s° o s 000 2O ---- , --2,000• I so &c. &::. • c.. There will b e onlven Days' & Drawing ; the Lottery wi I b tgin on th e 23 d of April, and finish on the - 23d of May. The Days of Drawing will be as utterer : Day. 1 / - Day. i Monday, Apra - - 23 1 6 Saturday, Ntay - -- - 12 2 Saturday, April - - 28 i 7 ThurSday, May_ - -. 1 7 3 Wednsday, May - z 8 Saturday, May - - 1 9 4 Saturday, M4Y - - - 5 I 9 Tuesday, May - - 22 S Wednesday, May . 9I to IVcdnesday The Lottery consisting ot only 30,00 c, T May - 21 ickets - makes it scarc hi ghly probabl e t h at towards the Drawing_ they will be e, and consequently high er i n Price but the Pub' i`C may, e pend on having Tickets and Shares whilst ally - remain,' at both of the above Old Established Offices, where ; l consider able number of Capital Pri zes for several years have b een. sold, skated, and pant on uernand, by __._." T. fitit4it. • ** All Business i n the Public Funti6 transaaectßlSH with y atid dispatch. ~_.. ffi To the NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, and CLERGY, who, as FREEHOLDERS of the WEST RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK, are entitled to Vote in an ELECTION for the REGISTER of the said Riding. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING for some time had an Intention, in the event of - a Vacancy in the Office of Register for this Riding, to have the honour of offering my elf as a CAN DI DATE‘ for your Choice, and finding that the very much respetied Gentleman who now holds the Office, 'has con , sewed that an application should at present be made to you from another quarter, 1 do hope and . trust that there cannot be any impropinety in my thus publicly declaring 'my Inten . tions, and soliciting the FaVour of your Votes and Interest. I have the Honour to be, My. Lords and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble Servant, THOMAS HORTON. llowroycle, near Halifax, March 15, [BO4. BRITISH PRACTICE. TO encourage Population, .to " increase and multiply,'' has, in all ages,, been consistent _with DiVine and Human Wisdom ; it is requested therefore, when, as in the present instance, an humble and respcllful appeal is made to the Voluntary Benevolence' of the Public in behalf of an exemplary Clergyman. who is the Parent of Fifteen Children, Eight of wham :mil leis Wite at present exist, 'solely dependent on him, and must perish unless this Address may be pardoned and productive of some counte nance. They are grateful to the Eat! of K. for ail, to Messrs - . I. Thom.sOn arid T. Bonar, Esqrs. for St!. to Lord T. for 201. to the Bishop of London for to!. to 1. I. Anger it(•in, Esq. fox 101, to the Earl and Countess of Derby for 71. and to X. L. for zl. Messes. Hansom and Co. Bankers in Pall Mall consent' to receive Subsiriptions. HENDON: . ELEGANT VILLA WITH LAND. TO LET ON LEASE, • • A: Very elegant VILLA, reilete with every domestic convenience, excellent detached 'Offices, Stabling, for tour horses, Standing for two Carriages, Cow house, Poultry. Yard, Piggery, Pletisure and Kitchen - Garden fully cropt and plantedt. Lawn, Shrubbery, and ten - Acres. of excellent Meadow Land.-. The Premises are de lightfully situated in the pleasant ai4 social Village of Hendon, commanding extensive Prospeas of the surround ing beautiful Conntry amply supplied with excellent Water, and distant only sik Miles from the Metropolis.. To be viewed,.with Tickets only, which with Particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb 'Saville Passage, Savillc-row. ;To WINE and BRANDY MERCHANTS. A. N OLD .ES rABLISHMENT in the WINE TRADE to be DISPOSED OF, situated in one °Utile tat pleasant and respectable Cities a convenient distance Nom London, the Proprietor being about to tetire from busi ness. The Premises anc.t.Stock amount to about Five Thou sand Pounds, part of which may be lett, on Security being given. For Particulars, apply to MesSrs. Robert Freebaim and Cp. Abchurch-lane, Lombard-street. k 4wc,k,i11iV,,,,b,,:z ,"%,,il.l 1,/,,e,47:4•,..4 .‘keL,-- ..-4-.t5t..V.,4-- ..N.,:,fr..-1.41....f.-:-..-± =---,.......),!/w-1i4.5-1,4 ~,,-,7101 , 1 ..-.. ~. 4, „.i, tv:A.;-;--.11-A.: t....,:-.1.,r,,,,, 41- • uls.--- ~.-:,:::::<, , i, ',:r . I' ,fz,4,...k..., - 41 ' 7, ;h . s e t:t: %V \„'‘;,... .%/ii"; ',/' Pll\\ \V ' THURSDAY, MARCH :22, 004. T:) TI-IE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. general are respealul;y iilforrned, A,' J. BURGESS and Son''' GENUINE and-SUPERIOR ESSF.NCE of ANCErOVIES for FISH SAUCE,'contl titles to be prepared by them in the same Manner that has obtained such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed m the opinion of the' Country at larv, and of Per sons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the. test of trial, ranks it in the situatignit.now maintains. The general utility of !'HEIR - ESSENCE of ANC-HO- Vi ES and 'other RICH SAUCES for endures them, from the numerous Advertisements daily 'appearing, to caution Families, Ste. in purchasing the same, as nurse is to be had'of their Genuine" but at their Watehouse a:.; wider. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the - - best quality. Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strati% London. NEV MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr, IAMES's POWDER, No. 45, St. rani's Church-vard, London. 'THE following MEINCINkS are - Sold, at the A.- Prices annexed, including the' Stamp Mates ; and as it is enacted, that from the Ist of September, 1802, the Starrips should be'applied to ail Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a con- . ' siderable Addition made ,to the Stamps, on the articles of higher value, or those in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's PoWder will be in future zs. 91 per Packet, or ti. per-Dozen . but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot tle (as made up for the Army and Navy). may be had for. 11. 45. And'as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbcry's sepa rate use, with his . r4alue engraved in each Stamp, the Public . will be careful to observe, that the words, ." F. Newbery, - No. St. Paul's," arc printed in the Stamps of all his, Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will be - a sal ' dent securitY against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Lables on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued. from kep . ceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual; to those who purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time. of the lower , priced articles. . s. •d. . Dr. ,jarries's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois 1)o. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTinct.ot Bark 4 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 6 1)o. auxhant's - 2. o llo.Jarge Box - 24 o English - 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 Genuine Arquepusade 8 6 -Do. - Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Onnskirk Medicines 8 6 Do. Cainom(le Drops i 9 lnglish's Sebts Pills t o Do. Paregoric Lozenges t r Essenceel Peppermint I Berry's hilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - i V, Dr. Austin's Ciialybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills t ri ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Henry's Ditto - 2 6 EsenceolColtstix)t 3 6 Norton's I)rops - 5 6 Cephalic SnoW 0 9 Spilshury's Drops 5' 6 Mr.. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 Dr. Solandcr's 'Pea 2 9 10nes's Rheumatic Tim:- Greenough Td 'S inure tore - 3 6 , Do. Tolu Lozenges ti _ _ . _ • N: B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's . Name are affixed to the, first, twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many Feisoni ' particularly Servants and:MeSSengers:, mistake his House, he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it • is at the East End .of St. Paul's, nearest to Chcapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which tliees Woras are inscribed: ".THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR, DR. IAIVERS's POWDER."i. BEAUTY, Health, and a good 'set of Teeth, can only be permanently acquired by , wing- of NEW.. TO N's RESTO RAT I V E TO 0 T WDE R, patronized and used by Their Majesties, &c. &e. Sec.. This unrivalled Tooth-Powder is prepared from the Recipe of the late. Sir Richard febb, M. D. to Their present Ma- It is astringent, antiputrescent—a fine aromatic," a most excellent stomachic—extremely grateful to the palate, and pleasant to use, making and preserving the Teeth beau tifulty white—gives, to the breath the most deledable sweet ness, and to the gums that floridness which is the only indi catiOn of gocid health; in a .word, Mr.. Newton, the only iProprietor,. will tOrfeit One Thousand Pounds it ever "pan instance occurs of any person .haying the Tooth_ach, or a Tooth decayed, to the latest period pt life, that uses it re gularly according to the Diredions sealed round each Box. - Prepared'hy B. 11. Newton, No. tz6, G reat Russell -street, Bedford_square, and sold in Boxes at 25! gd. each. Where also may, be had, his IVarranted Tooth-brushes, made to all Patterns and Sizes, to use with his -Tooth-Powder, is. each: also NEWTON's ROYAL SWEET LUPIN SOAP., an Article in the highest estimation' for making and preserv ing a beautiful Skin, price is. each square. All the above Articles are sold, wholesale and retail, by Shim and Eth var d s, . No. 66, St. - , Paul's. Church-yard; also r eta il b y all the .Vende r s of Medicines and Perfumurs itt London, and • nt every Ttiven itrthe Kingdom. NEW EDITION OF MR. COXE's RUSSIAN, DIS- CO•VE RIES. •' • This Day" was . published, In One large Volume, OdavO , , with numerous. Charts and I Oth6 . Engravinks - ; }rice ics. 6d. in boards, the Fourth Edi tion, considerably cni:trged, of • N ACCOUNT of the RUSSIAN DISCOVE— RIES betwem.ASlA and ANIEICICA. To which • ate added, the ConqueSt.,.of STheria, and the History of f the TranSadlons and Cdrninerec between Russia and Cbina. • By WI LLIAM COXE,.A. M. F. R. S. F. S. A. , * Canon Residentiary of Sarum, and Relor of Bernerton. ' Printid br T. Cadell ind' ',V. Davies, Strand. rf A very few Copies are printed elegantly 'in royal quarto, price 31. 3s. in boards. • 44, . As above may,also be had,...by the same Author, r. Memoirs of the Life and Airninistratiort of Sir Robert Walpole. with original Correspondence and - authentic Papers, never before published, in 3 vols. 4to. 3,1. iss. in boards. The same Work, without the. Correspondence, 3 vols. Stio. II; 45'. in boards. 3. Memoirs of Horatio - Lord Walpole, seleded frOm his Correspondence and Papers, and connected-with. the History_ 'oft he "(sillies, until his Death in 1757. Elegantly printed in quarto, and illustrated with zi Povraits ' 31. 35. in boards. 4. An Historical Tour in Monmouthshire, - embellished - with upwards of 90 niates of Views, drawn by, sir • R. C. Hoare, Bart, and engraved by 'Byrne, &c. Portraits, Plans, a new whole-sheet Map of the County, &c. 2. vols. quarto, in boards. 5. Travels in Poland, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark,' sth Edition, with considerable Additions, 5 vols. Svo. 21..55. in boards. - 6. Travels in Switzerland and the Country of the G risons, 3 vols. Bvo. 4th . Edition with Additions ; illustrated with a large Map and other Engravings, price 11. 75. ih boards, or on royal paper, with zo Views tmm Drawings taken on the spbt by Mr. Smith, price 21: 2i. in boards. Tins Day was puonshed b , In 4 Vols. price 14s. in boards. mUADDEUS O A i Ii VCTA N. R ) A ri :`\ I( I : A NOVEL. By " Thaddeus is a work ot7gentus, and has nothing to feir at the candid bar of taste: he has to receive the prceious, awed of sympathy front every reader of unsophisticated sentiment add genuine feeling." • Imperial Review, Feb. 6 1304'. , " This Work has more,merit than can be ascribed to the crowd of prottuaions.,of this class, and inculcate's virtuous and magpanimOus sentiments. It is inscribed to Sir Sidnq Smith, in a very neat and well managed AddresS." Monthly Review, l!cb, ;804. Priuted for T. N. Longman O. Rees, l'aternoster7tow: GEN E - RAU CA TALOGUE OOF BOOKS. This, Dav was published; ACATALOGUEf OF BOOKS- or the Year 180 4 , in various •Languageiand.Classes of Literature; on Sale, fur Ready Money, By CUTHE LL and MARTIN, Middle Row, Ho-lborn. Where Catalcigues may be had, price is. Also-separately, Cuthell and Martin's Catalogue of Books, in Natural 'History, Botany, Anatomy; Medicine, and Al chemy. This Day were published, price -35. EMARKS ki CHARGE delivered by the IX Right Rev: the LORD BISHOP of LINCOLN, to the Clergy of that DioceSe, at the Triennial Visitation. in May And lune, 18.3. With particular reference to his Lord ship's A nitnadversions on Evangelical Preacher's': By an OLD MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT. , • " The time will come, when they will not endure sound doe. trine." 2 TIM. iv. 3. Prihtcd for W. Row, Great Marlborough-street ; sold by .1. Natthews Strand ; and the Booksellers of Oxford, Cambridge, aneLineoln. Of whom may be had, price is. • Observations upon the Bishop ofLincoln's Dissertation on the 17th Article. 'l'o which is annexed, Bishop Beveridge's - Scriptural Exposition of the same. 4x-a [PRICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE tblarch I, iFo.4. rrHE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS, MA. JESTY's VRDNANCE. do bere.6y give' IWttee l That they will tell by 'Wife AziEtion, at the 'Tolc , tr, en Mona.. the • 26th Day - of 111arth inst. at TM o'Clock in the Forenoon; sundry Lots of old and u nserviceable ORDNANCE STORE,S, ing of-Quantities of Harness, bo,:dage, •ilemp, Rubbit‘,• Sheaves and Pins Lanazorns ' Sheep-fkins, Hair C.,'lutbs,, Tin Katies, Forge Pins, Standing Piies, old Iron, Cartridges, 11.and screw's4 Scales' aid/ re Afikod, op.siorts, Vedding, 9 Tents Clothing' and various other erArticles ; the whole of which maybe viewed at-fa-T:l72 , er ria thr Day of Sale. Printed Lists •of the_ Lots will be delivered to such Persons a's apply for them, a: Or carte ih the Dowler• f. Bj,Oreler tf tle Biard, . , R. ff.'CRET Secretary OFFICE.OF ORDN.CINCE, . • •. , 1804. riIHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M ,YESTY's GRIM ./INCE,• do bere4 girt .Notice, Th at Prop,als be received at !hell OtTre, St. Aiiirgarees,areer, m 'Mimi/is/er, on 4cf&re.y . l, tondv pie 9th of April fi-c sui.h°Pirsa a ys as ntlitY w:Veftakt.lbe of FIR , T IMBER . and DEALS upon Centraa jar ti.,c , dnanc-e Service at Patmouth.. • e Terms and Conditions. of _the Contret7 may be ktir,it;ti alitlfratkn at the Ordnance-Oftiee at P,-tsn'i , ;P,, a n d a lte at, the t';fficr In St. .21.1.v.:.e5. , ,,frea, any 41y.6entiePu the hours oj Ten an] Four o'CI?:k, wherelL'e Pr,p , :at's are to be de `livered, sealed zip,. and Marked tin' the' t,istsicie,, IN - oposOs for the Supply at lit Timbevand Deals for thz Ordnance Service at Portsmouth ;" but no Pko,Posal tan be 'admitted after the sail 9th of 4pril nat. By Order of 'the Board, R. H. CREW; Secretary, C LT M ---. INSOLVENCY of MESSIEURS ROSS - ancI , OGILVIF. THE I+)lders cif BILLS drawn by REGI, MENTAL. and DISTRICT PAYMASTERS upon Messrs. ROSS and Ocil LVII., late A rnly Agents, are apprized, that upOn apOlicittiOn I N 'WRITING, to the Se cretary 'at War; 'they will receive Instrudions as to the mode of obtaining Fayment of,such of. the said lid Is as shall have Wen regularly and properly drawn for the public. ServiCe ; -provided the Applications be accompanied by the' Bills, or by attested Copies-thereof; and no objection occurs • to their being satisfied. . • War-Office,. March zt, 1804. • I NEW EDITION of Mr. GODWIN's LIFE and AG,E • of CHAUCER. MR. PHILLIPS has ,the SatisfaAion to throirtl Ithe Public, that in conseqiienceof the very favourable' reception and rapid Sale of' the 'First Edition of Mr.•Godwilfs . Life and Age of Chiucer, he has preparAi a yew Edition, in Four handsome Volumes, 0 tiavo, which niay_be had. a all gooksellers',"priCe Thirty-six Shillings in hoards:' • Besides the Life of Chaucer, this valnabire Work contairts Meinoirs ofhis Friend and of taunt, puke of Lanc.6ter", and Views' of the PrOg,res's of Society, Manners„, and the Fine Arts, from the datvn of Litefature• to the' close of the Fourteenth Century. No. 71, St. Paul's Churtli-yard. Feb.'4, 1804. -. . CM . _ THE NEW OEDY, 1. 1 This Day Was published - Pile,: lialf-a-CroWn, THE: SOLDIEI:'s DAUGI ITER; the New l Comedy now performing with uuciauipled 'applause at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lime. .. Written by Mr. CHERRY. ' Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71; St. Paul's Church yard ; and to be had of all Booksellers. , . This Day was published, Elegantly.printed by Mr. Hubner, in Royal Quarto, Price ss. THE YEAR of SORROW ; written in the Spring Of 1803 . . W. 12.. SP NCE R. Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand. This Day Was published, haii;lsOmely printed in . Three Vo lumes 'oelavo, price r2s. ih boards, a new Edition, being . the Sixth, - of T HE HISTORY of the REIGN of PHILIP th,e Second, King of Spain. By ROBERT wATsoN, 1.. L. D. • Principal of the U.iited College of St. Salvator and St.. Le o nards in the 'University of St. Andrew's. Printed tor A.,Strahan ; T. Cadell and W. Davies,Strand ; and W. Creech and E. Balfour, at Edinburgh. l'hiS Day was published, In Two large Volumes Otavo, price in boards, a Se cond Edition. with a Supplement to the Analysis of Aris totle's-Speculative Works, containing an ACcount of the Interpl . eteri and Corruptors of his Philosophy, in con neiciou With the History - of the Times in which they re- speclivtly flourished, of • ' A RISTOILE's arld POLITICS 1_ comprisisig his Prad-ic,4 Philosophy,,translared from the Greek. Illustrated by Introductions and Notes, the Cri tical History of his . Life,.and a new Analysis of pis Svc-- culative Works. ..... .......... , By JOHN G I LLIES, LL.D. F. R„S... and. S. A. London, F.R. S. Ldihburgli,and Historiographer i 3 Hit Mttjetty for Scotland.' Printed for,A. Strahan; and T. C4*..:.11 and W. Davies, Strand. - . . . . .. The new Spplement is Sold „ teparateinn quarto, price 3.. and a few Copies complete in quarto, may...still be.ltad, price at. ss. in boards. . • , - As above may also ire had,' • . -1.. A,rieWt Edition, ( tieing the fertriti, 0!.)i., Clines's His- Tory of Ancient Greece, its Colonies and -Conquests, from the earliest A grounts.rlll th - eDivOon of the Maceclonian.E m pire in the East ; Ind.:ding - thdffistory of Literature, Philo sophy, ild the Fine Arts ; 4 cols. 8 , ..0. 11. Bs. in bo!irds. 2, A ViCW of the Reign of Erederick LI, of-,.Prussia, with a Parallel betwee , , that Prince and Philip 11. Of Macedon. By the same, Svo. 7s. . . __a_ ZAST INDIA HOUSE, 1111rch 2r, 180 4 . rl"‘ HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the I UNITED" COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-• LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Naice, Thai a Gentr...4l Court of the. said Company will be held at' their House in Leadenhall.street, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of April Re4:l, f,•onz' Eleven o!Clock inahe Forenoon until Six in tie Evening, to Ballot on the following Question, viz. " That Mr. TAMES S'I'RANG F, be permitted to return " to Fort St. George, with his Rank in the/Company's Ser " vice," in order to-determine by such Ball.a, whether three-parte in Jour oflke Proprietors. present at such General Court consent that the said " Mr. fames Strange be permitted to return to Fort " St. George, with his rank in the Company's Service." WILLL4M RA ItiSAY, Sec. Mr. PITT and Mr. ADDINGTON. This-Day was, published, The Second Edition, efilarge,i, Price 3s. 6d. 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GMYI', RHEUMATISM, INDIGESTION. - • - r IHE CONCENTRATED ESSENCE of JA. MAICA •GINGER, patronized and used by the ROYAL FAMILY, and by the first Personages in the Kingdom, being sanlioned and recommended by their most eminent Physicians, who have witnessed its admirable.ef reds in the Cure of the Gout, Rheumatism; Indigestion, Flatulency, Netvous.Head.ach, and Giddiness, Lowness of Spirits, Tremors , &c. and Spasmodic Affettions of the Sto mach and Bowels. gold only genuine by the Inventors and Proprietors. Oxley and Thomas, Her Majesty's Chemists, No. 27, Haymarket, and, by : their appointment, at Air. Bull's, Dublin; Baxter, Edinburgh ; and by every respectable Vender of Medicines in ToVn and Country, in BOtilcs-ofss. 63. and los. 6d. Duty inclUded. • • • _ _ _ _ N. B. INToue ikgenuine but what bears the Scal and Signa ture of the Proprietors as above. - • ..11EALTII AND LONGEVITY. 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