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1 ~~~~ r AIN a L.rl 4 z l * . i s p l c -.-- • tITAIBER 4273.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T O -MORROW EVE f NIN I G, May 27, will be THE COUNTRY GIRL. Mr. Moody: Mr. WROUGHTON ; Mrs,PeAgy, Mrs. JORDAN. WITH FORTY THIEVES.' The Charaders by Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, k. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs; BLAND, Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, Boxes 6s. Second ►'rice 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs: Gallery zs. Second Price is--Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for tone Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russell-street. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and,the Play Istogin at Half-past Six. TO THE GENTLEM-EN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS O 1 THE COUNTY PALATINE O.F CHESTER. GENTLEMEN, \ --, , V ITH the warmest sentiments of Gratitude, I beg leave to return you my heartfelt thanks for the very high and distinguished Hon Our you have this day confer-. red, in eleEtiier lite one or your . t -t epresen ta fives in Parliament. I beg of you to be assured, Gentlemen, that every exertion in my power shall be used in the execution of the and responsible Trust you have reposed in me • and that it shall be my constant endeavour to prove myself not unworthy of the confidence you. have been so kind as to honour me with. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, With gratetul respect, • YOur most faithful and obedient humble Servant, D. DAVENPORT. Chester, Mzy e, 18o6.• BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GALLERY, for the Exhibition and Sale 1: of the WORKS of BRITISH -ARTISTS, will con tinue open every Day, from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon' until Seven in the Afternoon.—Admittance One Shilling. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. Catalogues Sixpence. ALADY of about Forty- years of age, of the highest respeCtaility, lyno — trateheen Mistress‘'of a Family for nearly zo years, but who, front unforeseen cir cumstances, is cainpellc..d to seek another situation,is desirous of undertaking the Stipritendance of. the. - Domestic con cerns of a Single Gentleman or Widower's Family, where s4e would hope to be .treated with that confidence and con sideration which she flatters herself her exertions to fulfil the duties or her employment would deserve. As the most unexceptionable references' would be given . by , the Advertiser, the same would he requireq on her part. Letters addressed to B. C . 183, Pic:eta:4ly, will be duly, attended to. TO MERCANTILE AND 'WHOLESALE HOUSES. TN some House of ItespeEtability, a Young Man is .1, wishful for a Situation as CI.E K K : he perleCtly under stands Town Busines, having lived in one of the first Houses ; but from unavoidable Circumstances is at present at liberty. Undeniable Reference will bp given, and Secu rity, if requited, to any amount. Please to direct for A. B. 3t, Cannon-street, and it will meet with due attention. CHURCH 'PREFERMENT UANTED to Purchase, tolie NEXT PRE SEN't'ATION, or ADVOW SON, of a Lisiing, from poi. ro a-Fear, with the I'rospe6l of an early Vacancy. - A pply to Mr. Humphrys, Solicitor, Harpur-street, Blooms.- bury. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. THE great Repitation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the suerior Excellence of his ESSENCE nt . AN CH OVI ES for FISH AUC E has induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely. cut. lerent. , , 1 0 EIN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they "oVve the Public, to caution them agAin3t such Impositions, as several, People travel the Empire, olie•ing ShopkeeperS,.&c. an ex tr..l.Jarge . profit to vend the. spurious kind t they are parti cularly requested to ask for Bo it oEss's, and to' observe none it; genUine but what have these words upon •theLabel e` I ohn Burgess and-Sores Original. and -Superior Essence of Anchovies,'.' _ Warehouse, No. roq, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London FRI DAY NEXT, •TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS is allotted —, tolne,First-drawn Ticket, being the FIFTH DAY of Drawing. The 'PICKETS and .SHARES continue on Sale at the Ittices corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the Mews Charing-cross; where No. 16,252,. a Piize of ONE THOU..; AN D POUNDS, the First . Day, and No. 2.1,68 z, a Prize of ONE THOUSAND gild TWENTY-ON E POUN US, the Third Day of the p . resent State J..ottery, were both sold in a Quarter, an Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, by RIcHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR the First-drawn Ticket NEXT FRIDAY, May p, Wing the FIFTH DAY of Drawing. STATE of the tV HEEL. -k2 5,003 - - is . 20,000 • - - • i - Prize of k2q,oon 40,000 I - 2. - 10,000 5000 500 100 1 n,oco 10,000 4000 1500 1800 36 - so - - - And a Lull proportion or the all. Prizes. TICKETS and SHARES, warranteklundwin. are selling the Old Office of SWIFT and Co. No. I!, Poultry. YRYERN FARM, PECKHAM RYE, SURREY. Iro BE LETT, .with immediate Possession, FRYERN FARM consiqing - of a Capitol - Farm house, Coach-house, Stable, and upwards of 147 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and, Pasture Land; The House and up wards of 100 Acres are proposed to be upon a Lease tbr four teen Years, and - the rest for shorter periods, to such Person of approved responsibility as shall offer the highest Rent, by. Letter addressed to Messrs. Shawe and Le Blanc, New Bridge street, Blackfriars, before the Ist day of June next. The Estate may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Tagg, on tine Premises ; and Particulars may be had. of him, and of Mr. Townley, Surveyor, Walworth ; and of Messrs. Shawes and Le Blanc. ISLE OF WIGHT. MO BE LETT, and entered upon immediately, completely furnished, for a Term ot'N>Ciis, or a shower period, an excellent FA MI LY HOUSE, consisting of an Entrance-hall, good Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-rooms, five best Bed-rooms, two Attics, and . four Servants'-rooms, Kitchen, Brew-house, Under-ground cellar, and every other requisite and convenient Office. Also double Coach-house, Stabling for to Horses, large Ga r den, And any quantity of tasture Land, not exceeding 40 Acres. :. The House is situate the centre of the Isle of Wight, about three Miles from Newport. for other Particulars, inquire (if by Letteri, post paid) of Ilessrs. Clarkesand Sewell, • Newport. • LEASEHOLD FARM. ACompa& and Deiirable LEASEHOLD FARM, within twelve miles of London, to be Di,iiosect of by Private Contraeli consisting •ot a ,handsome modern btiilt •Dwelling-house,, in excellent repair, with'suitable Offices, most agreeably situ Are in a Paddock of about five Acres, with. Pleasure and Kitchen 'Garden, good Farris yard, Barns, Stables, and Out-houses of every necessary descrip tion, in thorough •repair, . together witn about too Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture Land. Few places in the vicinity of London can vie with the pre sent in the variety and extent of prospect, the salubrity of the air, or the goodness of the Roads and pleasantness of the Rides in the neighbourhood ; a Pack of Fox-hounds fre quently meet within a short distance, and Game is. to be faund on thi.tand. 'lmmediate' possession may be had, and the Estate altogether would-be a valuable aciuisition to any Gentleman desirous of obtaining a Farm in a•cornplete state of cultivation, upon a moderate scale. There 'are about 18 years of the Lease unexpired, at a low rent. The Stock, Crops; Fi_xttires, Utensils, &c. to be Taken at, a fair valuation. For'further Particulars apply to Mr. Searle, Solicitor, Child's-place, Temple-bar. } - Ls) Ai DA Y; i\hy 20, 1800. SALES OF ESTATES. READING, BE TO BE - SOLD 13Y AUCTION, By Mr. LONG, On Thursdy. next, the 29th instant, at the George Inn, Reading,.at Three &Clock, Very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, de , sirably .situare on.the smith side of King-street, and near the' Market-place, comprising two. spacious Dwelling houses and:Shops,.with modern fronts, together with seven Tenements, Thitge Work-shop, Stable, and Walled Gardens behind the same. , , The above Premises are peculiarly adapted for a Br Wer or Wharf, or any business requiring an extent of ground, being nearly 3co feet in depth, 4?- feet in front, and So feet behind, • with two powerful- Streams of Water running through the • same. The whole will be Sold in °new two Lots as may be agt:ed at the time of Sale. Part of the Premises is in hand, and the remainder on Lease, which' will expire at Michaelmas 1507. May be viewed, by permission of the Tenant, and applica tion' to Mr. I. Richards, Solicitor, London-street, R.,(iitze , wherepartinlars may be had ten days prior to the' Said; at the Rea Lion, Hounslow ; Bear l nn, Maidenhead ' • Garraway's Coiree-hoUse ; the place of Sale ; and -of Mr. Long, Great New port;street, Long-acre.. .. ' • " NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday, the zd flay of June, 006, at the Angel inn, - Bury Sr. Edmund's, Sullblk., at 'twelve o'clock, in Five Lots, A Most Desirable and Compaa FREEHOLD TA. ES CATE, consisting, of - the Manor of Spode, with Pa'grave, with bite ManOr House called Sporle Hall, and about zsoo Acres of arable, 'meadow, and pasture Land, di- Vided into compad Farms, each of them in a ring fence, situ ate at Spode, Great Palgrave, Little Paigrave, Dunham, Noah Pickenham, Newton, Nedon, S waif ham, and Fran sham; in NorfolL . - The Estate is'in a good sporting country, and in a neighbourhood abounding with Game; it adjoins to the town of SWalibinn. is about r 5 thileS from 'Lynn and about to froM NOrWieit, .and there. are: about •so Acres of Woodland attached to the Hall Farm, which will be sold With the - Mancr. • Messrs. \Vim Pearson, Cxsar Newton, Thomas Wells, the tenants, will She,/ the Peeinises; and printed Particulars may.be . had at the Chambers of Greene, Tennant, : and Han,' risen, Gray's-Inn„ London ;'of Mr. osselin, Surveyor, ,Bel stead, near psWich ; at the A ng...-!1 Inn,- Oury St, Edmund's; at the Swan, Swallinin ; at tb.! Angel, Norwich : at the Proprietor's of the Cambridge Paper ; of •Messrs.. Eaton and Hammond, NCWiliafkci ; and of the respeZ.iive Tenants - upon t he-Premises-. This Pay was published. in Three Vols. !lam. price i2s.bds. ZOFLOYA ; or; The MOOR : a. Romance of the Fifteenth Century. By CHARLOTTE DAC RE i better known as Rosa Matilda; Author of the Nun of St. Omer's, Hours of Solitude, &c. Printed tor Longman, Hprst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. - ,T)iis Day was published, in One handsome Volume Bvo. . price 95, - in boat'ds, • • A: HISTORY of the HEATHEN MYTHOLO- G Y ; Di, The Fables of the Ancients elucidated from Historical Records; an invortant key ,to the Classics. To which is added, An Inquiry into the Religion ot the first In habitants of Great Britain, and a particular Account ot the ancient Druids. Translated from tie French of-M. L'Abbe De Tressan. By H. NORTH. - - The Second Edition, ernbelfl.;lle,l With 7; Enuavings. . London.: Printed for B. Crosby and• Co. Su.tioners' Court, Paternoster=row; This Day was pubLisheci, • . In Two Vots. 'jam price Bs. in ly,ard-, O'ASTLE, NUOVIER'; or, IHENRIi and LIMA. ADE- A Romance. I nywo Volumes. VICAR's-HILL, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Angel Inn, in Lymingtoni.On Tuesday, the "loth day of June next, at Twelve o'C lock at Noon, unless before Disposed of by 'Private Colima, of which due notice will be given, AConvenient DWELLING-HOUSE, surround-• ed "by "a "thriving - Shrubbery, with a double Coacli house, Stabling for eight horses; Garden and Paddock, con- - taining in the whole about two acres and a quarter, most de sirably situate at that much "admired spot called VI CA R's- Lb, on the boMers of , the New Forest, one, mile and a half distant from Lymington , in a mo st respeAable neigh boiirlio,od,.Witir roads remarkable for their excellence in all seasons. . Tile House contains two good Sitting-rooms in front, each 164 feet square;. a' small Back Parlour, with an excellent Brew"house, and other convenient Offices - on the Ground Floor; three good. Bed-rooms, with a liglZt.Closet and NV at er-closet sn rat Floor; and three Servants' Rooms in the Attics; wifWexcellent underground Cellars; arid a plentiful supply of gOod•Pump and Rain Water. .. The Premises, which. are Leasehold for a term of moo' years, were lately occupied by Mrs. Coppell ; they - are peen-. liarly adapted for ,the residence o f a small, Genteel Faunly, and immediate possessiatccan be given. For fiathef particulars, and. a view of the Premises, and to treat for the same by Private .Contraa, apply by letter, post-paidy to Mr. King, Solicitor, Lymiligton. N. B. About six Acres of Laud, adjoining the Premises, may be ice tees by the PurcliaserOt 'required. A cAuvoNito THE PUBLIC, TROTTER's 01“ EN rA L DENT! MICE, or. ASIA : TIC TOOTH-POW DER. WHEREAS several Cothpositions, bdth my• Town and Country., have been vended, to foe great detriment of those who use - them, MrS. Trotter .- feels it her duty to caution the Public to be particular of whom they, purchase the above Article, which ; iney may rely on getting genuine at her Worehouse, or from those. whose Names are inserted in her Advertisements. For above these co years it having been held in. the highest estimation by' every descrip tion of people; precitides all panegyric.. ' Those who have not tried this excerlent'Dentifrice will find a single 13ox a sufficient quantity to ascertain its caey and virtues, its excellencies being ackoowlcalged by the most respectable Medical' A whirr ties, trs'al by many, and recommended_ The Powder cleanses- and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the Enamel, puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth, and is extremely sate in its use. From its astrin -gency it strengthens the Gums, .eradicates the Scurvy (which often proves :the .destrution, of a •whole set of Teeth), preserves sound Teeth from decay, secures de cayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastens those, which are loose, and .proves the happy means of preventing, tlfeit being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the estnnation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth- Acb, with which, before that period, they had beers vio lently attlieled. LikewiSe a Tincture, which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooch-acit. Powder zs. gd. a box, and Tincture ditto. Brushes is. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, No. 3, Beaufort -buildings, Strand ; and, by appointment, at most of the Wholesale Perfumers in London, and out of Town, as Mr. Simmons, Portsmouth, and M ilia B . lld ‘Vood ward, (10. ; Mr. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr. Snook,' Portsea ; Roach, Plymouth.-Dock ; Mrs. Shearcliff and Prosser, Bristol ; Mr. Vine, Bath ; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight; Ccive, Nottingham ; Mr. Pollett, Colchester ; Putler, Oxford ; Harmon and Green Ipswich.; and Mr. Dyer, Newcastle upon-Tyne.—Sold also in every capital Town throughout England. *,„. 4 Please to ask for Trotter—her Name written on the -Stanips. • By Mrs. MANN ERS. London : Printed iorl3. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court, PaternoSter.ro\v. Of.Whotn may be :had the following popular Novels, just publishetl, t. The Eventful Marriage, by the Author of Count Di Novini and Monclttott. 4 viols: 18s. 2. Eversfiel4 Abbey, by the:Authoress of The Aunt and Niece, 3 vols. I2S. 3. The Cottager's. Daughter. A Tale of the Nineteenth Century. z Vols. Ss. • • ' 4. Nature.; or; A Piaure of the Passions. To which is added an Essay on Novel Writing. By Mr. Bycrley. 4 vols. 14s. S. Seclets• of the Vastle ;- or, Adventures of Charles D'Almain. Ey Mr. Carey. 2 viols. TABLES OF INTEREST, Construed upon a Plan entirety New, Easy, and Kittle . • matically Accurate. In the Press, and early, next Month sill be published, by and 1. Deas,'and'. S. Cheyne, Eciinburgh, - and Yernor,, Hood; and Sharp, London; • 71 - 13 E S for Calculating the Simple In'terest of any Principal Sum from Uric Farthing to'Forty• Thou sand'Vounds, at 3; 41-, s and 5 per Cent. trom t Day ro 365, in a regular succession of Days, and from I to 2o Years ; Tahles of Commission, Brokerage, and • Exchange, and a complete Ready Reckoner; with a variety of other Tables necessary for expediting and simplifing Mercantile Conii• pgations. By WM. STF.NHOUSE, Accountant, F. A. S. Edinburgh. lust published, In One Vol. Bvo . price Ss . in btrads, the Second Edition of 1 7 1HRISTIAN THEOLOGY or,• An Inquiry 1‘..• into the Nature and Geri al Charader of Revelation. By the Rev. RICHARD LLOYD, A. M. Vicar of St. Dunstan's in the West, London, and late Fellow • of Magdalen College, Cambridge. For the character and high estimation in Which the above Wort: is held, see —British Critic, May, 1130; —Monthly Re view, Sept, ISos—Critical Review, 06t. 1805—Christian Observer, Aug. 1865.—Ecledic Review, 06t. 1805. It is als6 recommended by the Bishop of St. David's in his very excellent Charge at the Primary Visitation of that Dio cese. riraca fir J. Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty,' . l96, opposite Albany House, • This Day was pablished, Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, in boards, A New Edition of - CARY's ITINERARY : Containing great Ad ditions and Improven4ents, particvlarly 'in the Cross Roads; to which upwards of .Eighty new Routes have been, added ; with an improved index, calculated !to - make the references to those Roads perfectly easy and simple. 'With the direl Roads are given the time of the'Mails' ar rival and departure, the Population of each Town, the Line of the navigable Camets,• and the Course or the Rivers passed over, &c. . Accompanied with a full and explicit Map, Carefully adapted to the Work, and on which the Cross Roads are figured to correspond with the Page wherein de scribed. London ; Printed for 1. Cy - y, No. at, Strand ; and may be. had, of the Booksellers in general, both in Town and Country. GREGORY's MIECHANICS, In TWo large O davo•Volumes; besides a Volume containing fifty-five Quarto Plates. • This Day was published, price il. 16s. in hoards, A TREATISE of .MI!:CHANICS, 'Theoretizal, Przdical, and Descriptive. By O,LINTI-11JS'GREGORY, . Of the Royal Military•Acaderny, Woolwich. Vol; I. Book 1. (fin Statics, comprising the Composition and Resolution of Fotce, the Centre of Gravity, and the Cen trobarye Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength and Stress of Materials, and the - Theory of Cords, Arches, and Domes. .Book 2. Dynamics, in :which are treated Motions, De scents and Ascents along.different Lines and Curves,. Pro-, jeetiles, Ricochet-firing, Pendulums, Central-fores,• Ce - tres of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation ' &c'.. .Don Juan's Theory 'of Percussion, and the motion of Machines and their maximum efEzts. •• Book. 3 . Hydrostatics, including" the pressure of non elaStic Fluids, thespecific Gravity of solid and fluid Bodies, With an•extensive Table, the' Equilibrium, Stability, and Os dilations of floating Bodies, and capillary Attraction. Book 4. Hydrodynamics, treating of thedischarge of Fluids through Apertares,and of thcrnotions of Water-wheels;with accounts of important experiments on those interesting topics. Book 5. Pneumatics, including the equilibrium and Mo. tion of Air, and• other elastic Fluids; the measurement of Altitudes by the Barometer and Thermo Meter the Theory of Air and at Water.pumps, and the resistance of Fluids. • Vol. 11. Contains Remarks on the Nature, Construdion, and Simplificatilan of Machinery, on Frittion and the• Rigidity of Cords, First Movers, &c.• with Tables. and Descriptions of nearly two hundred curious and usetnl Machines ; of which, however, only a few can be specified in an Advertisement. , Atwood's ingenious Apparatus tbr variable Motions. 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B.- No Tender jor• a less Quantity than Tin Thousand Gal:. lons will 6e admitted, The Conditions of the Coniraris may he seen at the Seeret,zri , 'S Office. . - 1V regard will be had to any Tender in which the Priee;hall not be inserted wonls at'length, or that shall 7:ot be deliiicril to the Board Vire (i.e o'Ciock 'r:n the sail Tuesday. the 27tb nor nnle.cs the Persol who nukes •the Tender, or some Per., son on hit behalf, attends, to ,answer, when called for. lust published, in,Fclin i Volume the First, Price 'Three (;,iine.is, of ALANTARUM GUIANzE nARIOI3 • coNEs et pEscitip - rieNts 11ACTLN US AUCTORE, EDVARDA RUDGE, Soc'. Reg. Loud: et Lin. So::. Lo►ld. The Plants front which the -Figures. - ,in this Work are taken formed a' part of that sup . erb Colltclion of Natural History consigned by order of the French Govern - nent taint Cayenne•to the National Museum at, Paris, and which -Was captured by two Priva!eersin•Sept. 183,3. 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