The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-30 00:00:00

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The Characters by Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUNI, Mr. H. SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP,' Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND, Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, iS:c. Boxes 6s-. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery zs. Second Price rs..—Upper Gallery ►s. SeCond Price o.—Na Money to be returned. ' Places for the 13oxes to be taken . of Mr„ Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russell-street. Tile Doo:s will be.opened at Half past Five, and the. May Hid.-past Six. - On Fritizi, The Travellers ;,withTbe Invisible Girl. THRATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. °THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 30, will be perfi,rrnerr • KING HENRY . THE EIGHTH': Henry, King of England, Mr. POI' E ; Cardinal Wolse), Mr. K F BL E. - Katharine, Queen of England; "Mrs Si 13DONS• WITH TIIE WHITE PLUME ; Or, THE BORDER OHIEi.TAINS. . Priocipal COari,cters: Scotch—Mr. MURRAY, Mi. HI LL,'Mr. FAWCETt, Mr BLANC - El - ARO, 111►ss DA VIES. Danes—Mr. H. lok - INS FON; 'Mr. 'TAYLOR. English— Mr. WIN DEN. Mr. INCLEDON, usToN' Mr. SIMMONS. Miss SEARLE. Places tin the Boxes to be taken Mr. Brandon, ut the Box Office in Harr-street. • _ _ The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. The White Plume; or, the Border Chieftains, which was received with universal applause, ;will be repeated every . Evening till further notice. Tomorrow, The Blind Bargain ; with The White Plume. On Friday, King Henry the Eighth. . On Saturday, Tne Road to Ruin. • The Fifth Night of King Henry the Eighth will be on Monday. . . On Tuesday. Master Betty will appear in a favourite Charader. WAFTS A SITUATION, .p sL S OVERSEER to an ESTATE, a Young Man . who has been regularly bred—to - - Fanning in R , ottnirgh and 'Berwickshire, 564140 ; is pale-611y acquainted with the most improved Indliods of Cropping Laiid, Draining, Ic. ; has a good knowledge of Stock, writes a g ,, oi hand, is Alaster of Book-keeping and Account,, and whose character kill bear the most scrutinizing investigatiou; For further particulars apply to j: Stennouse, George Inn, Aldertnarbury. ADVANCE OF PRICES. FROM the kreat.Dernand for:Tickets and Share 3 the Prices will contiane to rise, and cannot afterwards be lower, the Scheme being so constructed that there will dot, at any period of the Drawing. he three Blanks to a Prize. Lottery begins Drawing izth May. 18:6. SCHEME, a' Prize of • k2 i ,000. - is - 2 - , 20,p00 -•- - . - logo, - - - . £25,000 4 ° . °° -9 20, 000 3-- • - To - .I. 111. - sro ;., 15,c0c0 10.0 e ▪ • 5000 • 2 o - • 24400 . . . 20 • . 0. Soo 160 6zoo - - - - s° 21 13:),2oo 25,0 o Tickets jO,OOO Part of the above Capitals. ' Five ,First-drawn Tickets, ist Day ,C.tazo each sOOO Five - First-drawn Tickets, 3d. Day moo each . scoo irst-drawn - - 4tiv DaY - toi , oo Ditto stir Day - - z-,ono Ditto - 6th Day - - - Price of a Ticket - - - to 3 - o Half - to 5 o Eighth - tr.. 6 ouarter - - 5 4 o I Sixteenth 6 6 21 'B. The present Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks than any Lottery for many years past. FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. QWFT I and Co. No. 11:, -Poultry, respeafully in ki torn the ?Milk, that they now pay the Prizes or the last LOtterY in full, t;t• Nice theta in e \change tor Tickers enu.Shares in the present Lottery, which begins drawing on Alond'ay week. , . The Scheme of this Lottery has strong claims to the Pa - .tronage of the Public, as" it • pitsse.sses more Prizes and fewer }flanks than ;ny of rise late Lott - tiles ; the highest '.Prize is ei,n oo l. and the lowest 2 il: Tickets hive already risen, anti Avill be 14,11er before the Drawing hexins. PAP.ER.HANGINGS AND P T AINERS' COLOURS. . .MIDDLETON in St. Martin's-lane,who for • several years has, made - and sold 'Colours, both tine. Zod heavy, now Prints and Sells Paper Hangings from 34: per yard upwards, of which a large assortin , lit is 'always kept tbr sale. His care is to sell prilne articles, and to those who pay for them when delivered, on terms the most reaSonable; together with Ihstemper. Colours• for Roorris, Colons also in Oil for inside and out•door : Painting, such as White .E.Cad, full Greens, olive' and invisible Greens, Grey, Chocolates, 5c.... all of which may be used by person's of common intelli gence. • ' • N. t 3. From entire strangers eitner a remittance or a sub -Stantial reference must accompany. their To-Morrow will be•published, The S EC.ON I) VOLUME, in o , ;:tavo,. price tos. 6d. in extra boards ('ncluding N. 8, the Nninber for the present price 2s. id.) of 1 7 3 ENSURA - LITERARIA . ; .to bO continued every other Monett ; containing Titles and AbstraCtS of scarce Books, Articles of Biography, and other Literary Antiquitie ; partly in imitation .of ttfe Ilan of Oldys's British Librat:an. r rmted for Longman, Hurst, •Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row; and I. White,- F legit-street. Of wit:An may be had, A New Edition.ot the Fitst Votumu , nt th• pti•-• bo-trqs-; or Nos. 1..t0 V il. separAely, pri4:tt 2,. i)(1. each. AN OBVIOUS SAVING. , .1...5. ......,....,_ __.........___ . LTODGES and Co. N 0 ...... 44, St. Jame(s-street, -IL 1. and No. 149, 0 x.tord-street, recommend to - tifor • mends and the Public an immediate purcnase of rickets and Snares in the present popular Lottery, its the Priai Will certainly. advance, and cannot at any period eit tier; before or M. .the. Drawing, be cheaper than at preseni. SC) confident are 110.1)- C. L s acrd Co. of. the certain rise of PricF, that they hereby engage to take back, on the Saturday betme l'ie. Drawing, at the present price, any Pickets bought at their Offices, or4o 'return the difference should, they .be lower. It is thy - tore ouvious that much may be saved and nothing can be lost ,by, an immediate,purchase. . . . , • PATRICK's NEW PATENTAA ps,-*Pril SPIRAL BU i2N-F RS and CONIICA-1. or GLOI3U I.A.R G LASS F.S. r ir HESE LAMPS .having. neither — itack-wire, Spring. or Chain Wick Huiders, cannot be out of re_ Ipair; they surpass every other Lamp in Siniplicity -and uti iitY, and, with Conical Glasses,. cause no ;arid give a in:ire general light. • , I. Patrick assures the Nobility, Gentry and Public, these Lamps will' Not overflow; and are admirably adapted to light elegant cut-glass Lustresi Grecian Plates, Egyptian figures, - Sideboards, Billiard Tables, WarehouseS, - &C. Any Gentleman doubting, the superiority of the Lamps shall be at liberty, after a trial of three days, toexcbauge the Same for other goods, should they neit be tumid iitore desirabb: Vhan any other Lamp in general use. To be had at Patrick's Lamp Islanufaaory and Oil Ware lic4l-e, 94; Newgate-street. MONEY READYTO ADVANcL. lIEREkS many Ladies and Gentlemen ex peneace very great-' pe,untary iticonventLike tor Kant of itnowing some respectable channel throUgh whose medium t key may be accommodated with temporary or perma . • vent Sums of Money, Messrs, HAR RIS and Co. at the An , nuity Bank, No: 5, Suffolk-street, Charing-Cross, respect fully inform the Nobility and Gentry in possession of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, 'in Land ur .Ilonses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, unities, Patent Places, Church Liviigs, or any certain income for Lite, they may be supplied with Sums of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity lniere.st for the same, redeeinabie any time, at their own optioh. personal applications will be received every day till Tlifee O'Llock, and Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country (post-paid) innucctiatel?ariswied. • • BELLIGERENT RIGHTS. "•• In a tew Days will he published, . . .11ti ELLIGERENTRIGHTS Asserted and Vilicii- L.) cated against -N lw!in6 an Answer to N n Examination o. tne•British:.Doctrille whictistibjezts to Capture aNeutral Trade not open in time of Peace. . I:rinting tor I Johnson, in St, Pul's Church-yard; and W. I. a,:d• I. Richardson, Royal Exchange. - • Where tray be had, Anlxamination of tine .13ritisti•Doc. trine, &c.. price ss. • ANSWER TO. WAR IN DIS"GUISE. in it leis , Days will be pubiislied, A N. ANSWER to WAR IN DISGUISE; or„ RViii - arks upon the New Doctrine of England concern ing Neutral Trade.' America proned. London reprinted; fd ,I..l9)tason, in St. Paul's •Clnirch-yard,i and. W; andffr Richardson, Cornhill. ' , ' . W nem may be had, Daft:rice of Netitrak.Traide,,ss. This Day was published,. price 5s in boa; Is, Printed.for the henetit the At,thor ' P° EMS on VARIO•11 OCCASION S. By cliAltL(dTE KI,CHAROSON. To which is prefixed some Account of tip.; Author, by Mrs. Cappe. - 1 1, Au t ,l for 3. folinson, in St. Paul's Church yard.; I • :% , lawinan, in the Poultry ; and Wilsoir and Spence, YOrk. • 'is Day was published, in tbree s large vols. Svo. price :pards. km tine Royal' Paper, price 31 3s. A COMPENDIUM of SODEitN . 'HUSBAND- Y •; principaLy written duringa Survey .ot the County of a UR REY, m.dcattc desireot the •litiard of Aqicult tire. 1 UnStrative. alsc , of tne best k'radiees itr the neighbouring Counties, KENT, SUSSEX, &c. In which is .ornpiisea, An Analysis of Manures shewing . the Chemical. Contents, and the proper application of than to Soils and Plants of all Descriptions. ---Also. An Essay on'Titnber, exhibiting a view Qt the increasing Scarcity of. that important Article with /lints °tithe inearts ofcouiiteractiug its--together' tv:ri a va riety of Miscellaneous Subjeds pec;uliarly'_adapteit to the present State of the Internal Economy of the Kin dote. • _ By TAMES I\I2.I.COLNL Illustrated by "Plates. and a filap of Surrey, i•oloured, so as to point out the Variations of Soils in th.:. ditKrelit Districts: London Printed tor the Author, by C: a:Lit IC Baldwin, New Bridge-street. This, Dav was pu3lished, in. Svc): price 9S. boar.is. N ESSAY on the SPIRIT and INFLUENCE ,Itne IION Of LUTHER. tout`ttle French of Charles `/Wars, with Notes. By AS. MILL, Esq. - Ldution rrinted for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge -street. ,This•is a cool and dtspassmtiate survey - of a most im portant shaject. The Author appears to possess.a 'mind ha hi.uated to observe, examine, and retiect ; winch is strongly i m r des 's - ed,ottn th , vattie or knowledge, - liberty, and virtue, and which is :2.iixiouS to prclnutetht:ir.c.ultivation.anti jn th.ence. ---T-44e-pe_ribrjri4nce of .is enriched with valuable Nbtcs % some of %vhictrare Very apDositely introdticed from ode best Autliors,%.while others bespeak the inquisitive-and en lightened mind of that Gentl,./man hiaisclt—{ Extract trout th.: Monthly im . .evlew of Fenruary, 1836 • • or • Thik pay were published, In One VoL t ciatro, price.4s. 6d. in boards, 0 .gStitVATiONS on . AI3OIITION : containing . mdriner i4l it is accomplished, the C fuses Nkrificir produced it,,andzhe Method or preventing tir he,tirig it By IOHN BURNS, - . • team . :Y OtuMiclwifery, anti Meinber of the Faculty of Phy— sicians and Surgeons in Glasgow: Viinted'for Longman, tiurir, Kees,. and Orate, Paternps. tei.r.;w Of whom may be had, just published, Surgical Observations: containing an Account ,of the D.sonlcrs of Health in gener..l, and of the,Oigestive Organs is particular, which accompany local Diseases, arm obstruct their c,:nre; Observations on Dis:ases s ofthe/lhettira, rani cularly of that part which is surrounded by the .prostrate Gland ; and Observations relative to the l'reatincnt of one Species of the Naevi Materni. By john Abernethy, F.R.S. • In a vul. Bvo. price 6s, in boards. . This Day was published, In Elephant Quaito, price il. Bs. boards, and Royal Quarto, is. boards, riOLI,ECTIONS . for the iiiSTORY of: the TOWN an►d SuKE of GRANTI-IAIVI; containing au .: thentit Nlzinoirs of Sir 4;; . a.►c Newton, now first published, tio►n the or►ginal Mann6cfipt in ,the.Posscssion ot the Earl of Pnitstrintitn. WEDNESD,4 Y, Av . akr, 30 . , 1800. A CASE OF REM-DISTRESS. rrHE. WIDOW of a CLERGYMAN of the. Church 4.England, who .has recently lost her Rus band, is under the painful necessity of appealing io the Generosity of the Charitable and Humaile, anti Solicinug their Benevolence. By giving -up-all. her Farniture and other Etfeas, she has beenenabied to pay the Creditors,ot her - late. Husband., but she is thereby left destitute of the common necessaries of life ; while she has looking to her for support an aged Mother. a Widowed Aunt, and an infant Son, and is . besides large with child herself. For the Donations she has already received she returns her most grateful Thanks ; and she begs to acquaint the Public, that Subscriptions for her fu.tifer. relief will be received by Messrs . . Davison and. Co. Bankeri, ..No. 34. Pall-Mail by Messrs Puget, Bainbridge, and Parnell, Collage of Ph . % si cians,•Warwick-lane ; and at Messrs. Atkins', No. 7, al brook, where particulars of her distressed situation may be . . . . - '''S' 'hotly - win he published. intlne Vi,lume, .J STYE - .addres3ccl to . the DAtJaHTIM of a L. NOl> I, F.MAN; .nt, : Inc , Forination of RELIgIOUS . 'and, 140 It ALI' K lisiCliil. E., . ' :, . _ • ••••,, -.':- , By 1 tlz -kliETft ti A44u.tatsi; . Autinr of-Letter-4 'on' tile Eletnentary . Priatiplei of tduca. "i , .. . . . • tion, Za:.- • • . - .- Printed for T. Cadell and,W. •Davies, Strand.- • • To be 'published 4 „peeflily as pcissible after. the passing the .Neva Property A 4. • A . facilitate the ~Execution. 0( the Aa A tefalionito the Charge,,the manner of estimating the ValueotPeonertv, and the Duty a the several Persons con cerned:in t Execution, taiken .from tile. inoq approved- Qpinium, thav_have been circulate* within the List time years on that Subject ; with Explanatory Notes and Vh .so-vations on the Te:t, and Forms of proceeding. T o bP printed and sold by. Joyce Gold, lane, Fleet street. by whom- the. Exposition to the twine, ,Act was , printed. This Day were published, • izmo. price il. is. irt - boards;', T1N111. 1 ,14 TALE S. By Mrs. OPIE: . Cont.iming The 'Black Vel vet Pelisse.—The. Death - Bed. •,-• as liion'a akul Unfashionable. - husband:—The RObbe r. • Vol,' II . Thd,Mother and Son. --Love and Doty.. • Vol.-1 - 7'114 SU;dier's Kcturn. , —The Brother and Sister. Revenge. ^,— : . ,Vol. IV. the Uncle and Nephew.—,Murder will out. The 0-rphan. .• • Printed Ibr tottman, Hurst, .itees, -and Urine, Pater ricister-row., • ()I whom may. be had, by the same Author, : r. Ad.:line Mownray ; or, rhe..Mother and Daughter: a Tale, in 3 vols. iztno the-Second Edition, 13s. 6J. boards. 2. rile I. acher_arid I).vithter Tide.,..lhe FourafratiOn, limo. price 4 , i ..bd. boards. • .- • , L .3. Poems,-the fourth gditian, Svo.,6s. boards. S 1 .PEN( wao pubiiihed, in ono Volume OdAvo, • : , ..1 ) 44e , • PART the SECOI4O, of SURGICAL ODSEKCI'IIitiONS contMiiiag an kccounto. the DI enaat. and of the Ut ti estiva (lrgans.tri particdlar, hich .11p-my local Diseases, and abSiititt Lute; (4bservations ozs I)iseases of the Urethra, partici:ll,llly of tnat..p.ait wdieh is surrounded by the Prostrate t and 'thivtal:soo4 t‘A.itivC to the 'T reatntent of one 'species the - .N./E 14 i AE ERNI By 191-IN AtiERNETIFY, V. F. • HOriorlty M0nb5f,.,)1 iittEtitn`we4ll,_anfi, ut' ‘ tne Med cat So tetie of Parisi 14 , 1c.pir.„ eic, As.. StlfAeuts to Si. iiitthOluitittv's of p , t.t!, dud ac,;14,, , ,i Oi A r...itoiny and Sur,;ery. • i'rioted for 1.941: I vio. Hurst, Reesouri ()rrne, r.tteraoster. row . - • . • Or whom m haa t by the same 3 uthiare : • I. Surgicar :0;4- ct,.itlalia;:. contahrting• a Cla , ..sin,. - afitin of Turnouts, with cases Co ikluiktrare toe Ilistor; or Spe cies,; an Account of Dise.r . ,6 h Venerenl-Drseatte: au," turrercht Sur,~ii i 1 Subieds,•rn i.vol. x price 6s. ixianjs• • 2• SurAcal and Physiologicakpf.tys, itat , s- !Laud 'in Sill, price Bs. boards: . • - vg(7 . '• T.O BE, SOLD'BY.AUCTION, By. 'Mi. SHUTTLE WORTH , On the PreiniSes, near-Golstone, Sur , cy, op TtiesdaY, 2 May' 6, at,E.leven,o'Clvt.k, }i-F- - Iteniaining LIVE and . DEAD STOCK, Clops, Household Furniture, Agrcultiiral. in.•nts, a Telegraph Chair and 1 . -farness, Saddles an ;4 Couple-of Harriers, and numerous E Weds ota Getitlrriart leaving that - Country.' The Crops tbitiorise.Wivear, ll ern y, OatS L 3eidow and•C lover Hay, in Stacks, The Stock in. cries S Milch Cow:, 2 LiCiferS, i Lunt, zoo S„uth PLAVII ,- . W:ettli4' Sheep'', 7 . 1 lorscs, a Chinese Sow, Pigaiirc. Tile . T . Ettrnintre,AvAtich is principally new within 'IS months, c ,n. skts. of tiandsotria Bedsteads; Furhitures, and Bedding ; Win , tio,vv, curtains, • Mahr.gany Wardrobes, Draw,;rs t .. Fables, Cliairs•Sola; an 'excellent Cellarei Sideboard ; degatir po lished Steel , amid Cottage Stoves ; Carpets; Kitchen-range; and tiumerous.nliscellancous Articles. • . • , • Maybe, viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, wheriCatalogoes may be. had at the king's Arms and GreyhAtnd Inns, Croydon ; Swan and White Hart, Re... gate •.-White Hirt, Godstone ; White Hart, ; Last*Grictistead ; Star, Lewes ; Westethiin ; on the Premises ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 17, Ausiin friars, Royal.E*change. ONE ‘ THOUSAND POUNDS INTILL be gii , en for 2 permanent Situation, not .v Y requiring close Cord - i.e./nein, under Government. The snidest honour will be obseived. No Broker will be treated with. Address particulars to X. Y. Z. No. .4.a8; Strand ! Lou. AFINE COLLECTIO N or ORANGE 'and LEMON TREES,. Catalonian and Arabian jessa mines, and true Bologna Sausages, is this day arrived' in high preservation, at joint Burgess and Son's Warehouse, No. to 7, Strand, London. ia.6. .ELIGIBLE VILLA, SURREY, to .be.Lett Fwr; rushed, with from Three to Fifteen Acres of Land ad, joininA. Apply to -Mews. Kent, Pearce, and - Kent, Crairs - -couri,' W hitenal 1. A New Supply, at . No. 53, St. Paul's church . for Pr.v.,te Use, and for Poi,i,;n M srket,i,- of 'GAltiab,'s PORTA nu.: DESKS," witb and without Co py* Machines. Titycnutain Apparatus in displa . to the eye of every taint; destraole for. Writing, Drawng ~ and Dressing. • Toey save delay:and troubls of preparing tor a I ogrney, heingalWays ready and handy torithe Chaise, &c. Wita taceasy thin of a' h, ver a Gentleman can hims:ltoti tint by the - Machine, in an instant, a Ciy' .iris Mannscript (Which beittg, impressed and correa ne.ds no exainina tin;, without employing or entrusting other s. tic has also Furniture fa* Counting-houses. libraries, Studies, and Pub lic Oakes, with the Machine adapted. . . This bay were,ptiblished, • In on - Nralti)n Foniscip Oct i vo, priciy7s. in bnanis, - 17 H E.. BIRDS of SCOTLAND, - BIBLICAL _ VICTUIA VS, -And ,Tho ictiltAL CALF.NbAki: W ith other P E S • . • - ItyIANIES GRAHAME, Author of " The . S.:bb.ith," a Poem. . . . Primed for.. Longman, ffnrst, Rees, arut Orme, I"ter noster-rOW ; and Wm. Wiwi:wood, Edinburgh Of whom may be had, by the sama Author, The Sanbath add Sabbath ►Walks, the Third Ectitton, Post Octavo, price 6d.'boards. 1 - 3) , EDMUND TURNOR t ‘ F. 2 :. 5. F.S.A. Teas Work contains a'iVlcip of the S.oke, rhns of all the and other Engravings. It is. printed uniformly. with -"owlett's Select Views ot the Cotliity of Lincoln, and intended to accontpanylltat kVorlt: Printed tor Will - 11in Aiiiler, Albemarle-strstet ; and may also be had of the Rtincip.ll klookseilers in Lincolnshire. This Ddy was published, priee'',l, '- t B 4TH; iltbstrated bsr a Se-ries -. 6f Engravings o fr , Inkile Drawings of join Cla.at . c - N. Is. This Work consists of T:iirty Engravings,. coloured- , hand in the best maiwr, ts?r:.press de- Scriptive. ut.eaLii View ; the wrwie tbrini:::, an !listorical and Pitturesque Representation' of that City. 1 r prinrea.on.larl;e tlle - tinet man- ner. Publisliedby William Miller, ; and AV. Slteppar,i, Bristol ; -and May aI.S3 • bz: • imad or the:piiineival Booksellers in Birth, -Lately was puSihited, \in! lir ithyai price;,. Si. boards, r ;1 71 1 - LE..i3.- 1 4.1.L`1 1)..x ANIA. . • Compleiteactinv cir Slcakspeare) the tY,- - st. Mays iia rite ifobv,: . Jrk , comprising near 150 Tragedies, Conattlies, I)p.Cias . , and Farces l'two Vols. Tragedies, two Co : parities, an,d . doe perati and ffirces), is printed ona new and clear Letter, on 11.1 e waive Pitper; the tv:liole containing Chintnns. Vignettes, IA.)111 I.)..esign by S , cinbel 10 the Ti t te-pa,cs, 14ach.,4erisiitay be hod .4eparately, at the following prices ; • t; -in ti , .4rtis i Tragedies, i'Vols. price 11. 6s. , price it. 6s. Operah.and -Farces, •Vol. price 16s. Printed for. 1 1 _bi in. Miller, Aibetnatle-street.) This. Day was publisheci, Printed in Din;ble with a new clearl'ype, in Two • Vol; Royal Svc,. pr to tos. extra hoac.4,. Till: 1) L\ • WORKS OF WILLIAM Silil;<,Sl' ARE . einbellished with Vignette Title p4.o6,..engr.ii !+y Vittlt'i", from Designs by•Smiwk e .. • Me Edition ()four inimurvil-Bard is print -ediuntOrtnii the Biitish Wraina; and with that Vork. ,t4nts Ewl,sh Plays, compris . ,:d in the .sn't.dlest :id at die inostreasonable.price, hitherto anrcd to ill:. Pubiic. I.•riot6:d fuj Millcr, Albzmarle-strecf. Early .in May will be puMishc.l, in One Volume Quarto, I'l'' CA M. 1.; I :2E, kat laboripsm CantuarienNis Arcliiepibcopt per tValliam I.e.ga tioaus accurata I),setiptio. • .A.}.l.c.lore GiI:ALDO CAME ENSE. CANIIIO.O:OESCRIPTIO;Autturc GI RALDO CAM BItENSE. • • r:r N. E. lit tbis Editioh many interesting partieulars-re.spea i4 the Author will be inserted. •tvivether with the Second' thnk, .entitled " De It latAbilo - 4; Walliw," which in every former Latin Edition - Intsheeri omitted. , • At the same Time will be published, in Two Vo Quarto, splertaOly print,d, ,:The Progress. of Arelibishop lia:dtviii through North and . Soon Wales, in the Year zrB ; ai.d • the Description of Wales, 'writtcti Latin by Oiraidus Cainbrensis'; transhited fur ine.ticsi time into 1 nglish, Ily Sir RI COLT , IIi/ARE, Bart. F.R S. F.A.S. This Work will be illustrated by aflaii and numerous ext:cutrd in the first style by Byrne and .Q.,ions Life. of Ciraldus will De given, and a general . I ,iro lu:ltian to the History of fri!irt , the earlie)it ages, fst,.e period (Arlie I tinerary.in I tSS, in which a very patti, col.isc Account of the Roman Roads and Stations will be in. t r.Klu PriLted fcir'‘Villiam Miller, AlbcalAtle-sirret. WARWICKSHIRE.' A DESIRABLE.FAIII.Y RESIDENCE, wIth.MILL and FARMS Contiguous. TO• BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,' • Most Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, 13... in the Village of Alvestop, "about a miles from Strat; ford-upon-Avon,in the County of Warwick cuinori4ing a handsome modern-built Mansion-house, situate the Bank of the Avon, in the centre of a Paddock of about aa Acres, On a slight elevation, which renders it pert -Aly dry in all sc. , ..sons, with i-onveliient Otikces, Garden, FLh.ponu,'" Coach-house, and Stables, all L. complete ; a Mea dow bf A creleaCorn • mill on the Riv,,r „t.T.A. at a distanci 3;oln pieces, a,ijonling ; a Cortage,aod tour Acres of Land plante4, with Oziers ; the Fishery of part of the River A s u n and two capital and well 'proportioned Farms, consisting of near 700 Acres of excell,-lit arable and rneatlo.v. Land. • One of the Farms is at an easy distance from the Mansion, and the other in .a, mole remote part of the Parish Both or tilem haie been inclosed abut 3o year's, and are tenanted by speetable Farmers.' • The Village of A Iveston, skirted on its North and. West ern sides by the River. Avon, is situated in a .pleasant and healti4.p. ! rt of the Courty of %Vats% ick, and in the ,centre a • Mr..Corbt's I I lint ihe'Neiglinouthood is g,iiteel, iind front tile excellence of rthe'Roads,..and the ele.tAne” and superior quality of the Soil,. -this Mansion and its Demesues" derive every advantage desirable, tor the residence of a • The Mill and Farms are on Lease.' to. accommodate Purchasers, the Mansion Hose, Pe— me:sne, Lands, - Mill,.aild nearest Fill - 111, will be sold separate ly. .. .. . For further particulars, anal to treat for the purAase, apllly' Lit by letter, post-paid) to Nl4.tssr.s. Wyatt, Solicitbrs, 'Strat ford-upon-Ay:mi. . . . 4.. • .., . . T THE VALETUDINALRIA!4: . . CO.LONIQN's GI/IDE:to HEALTH is addressed 0 to the afilicted. , .virli Nervous Disorders; to th ..se suffi!ring Ito litat or change of climate„and to those .. who labour tinder'. Weakiles:t's a - iid..,rolaiat.i,ons, originating in a Variety of other causes, 'tins Work i• particularly recomenencleil i and tt thousands of people growjk,ol,l before tfieir time, by nay i 'g.unguardadll'Oltingerl tbein,,eive.s inni tine commission of I soliti.ry and deluding vice, .it has,. happily been the ineans Of recovery 'of 'rite •mind as . y0 1 , , ,11i.as tile body, and exalted he :n fr , .:in a State of. trieladichyly..and ilcsimir, to that' of ie,iith, pace, and happiriesii. The derusive'thabit here al.: [ pace, uai:al to is nofcontinect.-toAhe gay, the,gidfl).,,and the vain, for aias ! theli - Ch'; the..pttor, fl - 4: young, and tirOse of riper years; even. those' of a seiiotis an& religious itispisit.on, - are often drawn by an unaccountable in tato ai, ai to • the commis- • sign of the :nelancholy praatec. All such should serioudy • attend to the obs:rvations and the cos - es (i.:t,crtsed in '" Dr. • Solomon's Cul& to Healtlr,!' ; ,price 35. I if . t 1; at . mirror tHy will behold the clreadful . conseqttences they' are procuring to theinsei vcs/htl may - then, .perliaps, l)i pttrsuaded to reti res from that road, which, thoughltretred Wftit flOiVers is sure to-lead theinkinly to destru4toll :. ~. . - - The Guide to Health haviogilassed through a number of - F.ditiottS;' and experienced pprei:e a sa/e u , ,i,_•nn.i:it y er.:at t has been now re-printeth.and itimay be w - t iii co:lid:axe aSserted, ;that so valuable a publication to the a.lii:ded in general has never been printed in this Or, any atiiez huge:tee: The 'N'reeak and delicate female—the.'ycki . ..i,:h %vim has Just f - inisited his education'at any °Utile public.seq:iliarieS —the aged Who are drooping under disorders orighsating rrbiii animputity of the blood—people of fashion -rstuclious persofis of a confined and 'sedentary life•—•as also those,afflia . ed With nervous affeerions in,general, will find ," Solc;non's Gtlide.to,Htalth" •a faith . ful companion and an arntissnlg lnstruaOrl: in short, no per_ son who values the epjoyment of a good state of health will .be a moment without beivs,possessed of this useful, cheap, valuable, and impertantpuhlication. . • The hidden sources of , weakness and debility with Which thousands are affileted,..are•lierein laid open, ant' the meins of restoration to the blessings of health arid strength, fully and amply - comMunicated.. The Disorders peculiarly incident to the Female Se‘ in . every.situation, ate also-expatiated upon, together with ad_ vice to both Sexes, for - :arose secret infirmities of nature, which delicay . ofteraorbitis to disclose, even to the nearest relative : comprising a Treatise, on kernale' Diseases, Nee.: . vous, Hypochondriac, .Consninptive Complaints, lc.; • Sec. • 1V haican be of more importance to a Female than to be ,properly acquainted with every - symptom: to wnten • she is peculiarly liable ? And how, iu conduct herself )11 such eh-- ckikistances, without wounding her delicacy by a Ilistioitire . of her tears or her apprehensions, to tile rude scrutiny of pre -tended friends ? ' __ , _ _ -- - - Those who have resided in hot climates, and are emaciated, orr4abour under a continual drain of nature, whereby their bodily strength is not coil rexhausted, but Aso their v.,;our anA imp.:ired, will meet with.o friendly nionit.r in .this Sinai I, thoagh important, publication: Yottng of either .Sex, who hive untortun.itely.aven.wav to a sive, secret, and ilestrudive vice, injured, their .heal:h, and destroyed their . .whole anima . functions, will Meet with a "Balm Of Cohsolatibn" in .perusing the mode 'of' cure laid down in . " l'he guide to Health." _ _ _ _•_ _ Londori'.' Printed for the Author, and sold by Mathews aria Leigh, NO. - 'lB, Strand, and EL D. Symonds, Paternoster row ;, also by all DookSellers .in the United Kingdom, priet. 3s, only, free of carriage.