The Sun. — London, England, 1806-03-28 00:00:00

Nti,\ltE4 -. 4221.1 The Last . Night Performing till the He;idays. 171. i , DKURY-LAN, T O _MORROW, March 29, , 1806, will be per . forin4 :THE. EARL UV WARWICK. . Tile Earl Of Warvvitk, tn" the YOllis•TG ROSCIUS, (Being his tit'it appeaiaia:e iu , t:tat-Charadei.) Kihgldwartl, .Mr. H. SI DDONS Margaret or Anjou, :Airs. PONE LL ' • Ele4abeth qt9y, Mrs. Fl. SIDDONS. WITH . • • . THE DESERTER. Henry, Mr. K.E'LLY. • : • ou isa , Mrs. MATHEWS. • Places fot the i3oNes to be taken 9f M. Fosbrook; at the Box-Oiliep in Little Russell-street. - Boxes.6s. Seconel Price-3s.—rit gs. 6tl. Second Price as. Gallery zs. .Se.cond Price is.—Upper Gallery kS: Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. The Doors v.•11.t be-opened at Hall past -Five, and the Play begin at Half-;iast -A NeW Musical Afterpiece, which has been sometime in preparation,-wili be speedily - produced, with entirely New Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. _ _ OW OPEN,, at the. y, a VIEW of Fl.mosome C 0:‘ LORE N CE.. and its beautiful EN VI I( ONS, generally- considered on'e the finest .Scenes in Italy., The Spectator is placed on the Palace Fermi, overlooking the River Arno.. All the .four *Bridges are seen—the t; rand Duke's l'Alace and I3obole *Gar tlens—the (lid Palace—the *Cathedral, bUilt var4tis Marbles -the Tomb, of the great Medici Family—with an infinity of interesting objeas too - numerous to mention. ,A fne•expAnse * of the Vale of Arno enriches the Landscape, bounded on all- sides by MountainS, and - part of the . Appe rines.—The BAY Of N A O,ES - continues Open ,; to ‘vbicli bas been added, a ' Reiiresent,tion‘of,the late awful. Eruption of Vesuvius, and many Figures, &c. Open froth Ten till busk.. Admittance to each Painting is. . • - "f 0 BE SOL I D BY AUCTION, Oii Wednespay the 9th Day otApril, at Lansdowne House, Bath, , A Truly Valuable and Superb Colle&ion of file .l7l old C . :BINA, which has not been unpacked for Thirty-: six Years, - and was at that time esteemed one of the finest Collkhons in the Kingdom, the Property of a Lady of Yashiwn, deceased, BRITISH EIRE 1 FIOE, • London, March 22: ,Bc6. • NOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL' COURTefthe PROP Itt:TO KS of this OFFICE' t~ilt,be 110140 on• Wednesday, the ad ,o 1 April next, at Twelve. o' Clock at Noon, at their Office in the fitrand, for the Elec.: tion of Trustees, Diredors, and 4ahlitors, the. Year ensuiL.g. ROBERT SK ELTON, .Sec. BRITISH FIRE ()FFI:CF,- STRANIYAND CORN ,.HILL..:- •• • '. TNSLTIiANCEOT, tad oil Houses, Zuildings, ' iitgact , 4ies, Ships, and • other Vessels, Goods, 14crchandise;' FAR" vIING . sTOX.7.K, 'arid other Property, from Loss or I)aritage t','Y Fire. • The unprecedented pretetence given to this - Office' byall-• 4escrtption of InsurErs, the Dirci,ors flatter reernselves has ariseu.,not only Jrorp•the Facilities adoptedin tireir ;nip:roved Plans and (impliried Modes of ITT 1 nSikriance.; hot from- .. their steady and unifothi CJ.) • taiud. • ui.theSe.neral CoticOn of the • - • • ; • • . • • •They I)ergual, -- # that adheretice t9ljrintiptes and pru dent Cautiurriire the ta&i g'ecti ri tkis• tothe Out.e and to the 4'11)1i-cc ittetrptittit mscft xtsia.,ruittue. ein,Du I )i-b..7.:t•e., - • meficial when due -rkttentiOrt is pict. to, r*iprocat, Advaki, 'sages. . •• • • • Agricultiiral!!) , ock insured at 6d, per,Ceht. th ' • The °ee grants liiStirilnee%-for .Pertrods's s ipit 2-Ydir, •• and; makes griod Loss by fire /ruin I.ighining. Irisuraeeti.odoe.at Lady-bay nnist.oe pao.l oil or be:: fore , the 9111 clay 0/ April • , groilostils and. Rites of insurance- delivered „• • • „I.<. B.ERT -- S E LTO-11, Seo. _ . • ... 'ESTMINSIkEII El FE INWP,A'NCE A u AN:. ' Ntj ; FFlCl,,.Strsud.apci - Cartilli.il.-, IDERSONS deStroll3 01: .' .proviciitigkr theii t Al- -lies' or Deireridant;'ma) , :; - bycii• AnnAlar - Partireur. • 'curd to Widows; chilcken, or any,dtfier-Rimsort, g iumr an Annuity for the - remainder 'of 'Life, •Ora' grin's' Stun 'to be raid at their flectase...— • Insurances Maybe Made for a variety of other purposes :—to provide fol . ItOrewtal cf:_Lgass..s ; to secure. Stuns paid • for - Places or Employments, or for the purchase 9.t Lift Estates ; or in Aid of Arrangements between I)Ortur aniceredlinr,• sc. and Volunteers may, for a small Premium, insure against peatli from Military A.F'cideuts., • • ••= • • Annuities 'are granted to eatrimence'immediately, or at any future period: , Printed Kates and Conditions of Insurance may be had gratis, with the List of.Diredors, as above, ur of the Agents of the ,British Fire Office in the Country, who - are appoint ed Agents for thi.4•Pifice. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ROYAL.•EXCHANGE'ASSURANCJi-OFFICE; - March; 1806. P , . . ERSONS whOse Annual Premiums fall clue,thi the 2.5 th .instant are hereby informed, that lteceipts.aite row ready to be deliveredlt the Company's Offices over the Royal- Exchange and iii Pail-Mall, 'as well as by their re spectiv,e Agents -in the several CountieS ; and the Parties as sured are requested to app,ly for the Renewal of their Policies cm or before the gth ot. 'April next, as the. usual fifteen Days allowed for Piyment, b4ond the Date of each Poli4y, will then expire. SAMiit I, F F.NNI NG ~jun: Secretary -"* Attendance is given, .ily, at the said Mikes, fur the Assurance of Mereinniaize. and Sidi ps, in • tiarbon;, in Dock, or while BuiLling., treat Loss or Dantage by Fire; and also for the 'Assurance of; stud granting Anhui • ties on, I,ives. N.B. Dire Policies xvill be issued free of Expence to the` Assured, where the Annual .Piethiurn atno.unts to bs.. or wards: , • ICAVIGAtiI.t CANAL, LIVERPOOL BOOTLE WA TER-WOLZKS,COPI'ERandLEAD NIINI SHARES,' CITY BONDS, &c. ' - • . , MONTHLY SALE.. • „ By Mr. SCOTT,. ' - ' Qar Thursday the 3d of April, at Twelve . o'Cloelt,•dt Car ' ra way 's, Cha n ge- a t!ey', , .Loritiob; . • THE. , LEEDS and LIVERVOOL . TION—Teo Shares.—The DiVidends: arc at present per Share, bat will certainly increase: " The 3T3F FORDSj - II R. E and, WORCES,TIRSIIIRE -NAVIGNTION-LTwo •ShareS in , 'this esVibliSiled "Canal,' from the GrancrTrunk to the River Severn, one of the most steadily produBive Concerns of its. Class; the' 14viden4s Just year. amounted. to 35j. per Share nett, and eipeaed r)a increase. ' SHARES in the GRAND JUNCTION, ASHTON and OLDHAM, PEAK. FOREST, and ROCHDALE CA , NALS. The TAVISTOCK. MINERAL CANAL, • DEVONI-•-• Three Shares in this valuable Concern, sitoalt. near the - 'Crowndale - Mine ; expelled to be very productive. •2 - The LITTLEDUis.E-COPPER'and LEAP MINE— Three Shares, situated ou the River .Tap , , near Ta . vistpc.k, a Quantity of Ore has lacen,produced. ; • lour Shares in the LAVER POO L• I3OOTL E WATER WORKS, and three-NIONNIOUTIISI-11 RE CANAL DE-• BErITURLS, of oh col. and 4c#l.• bearing 3 per Cent. In terest. • - Two CITY of LONDON BONDS, mat. each, bearing - S per Lent. Interest. • • • , • Particulars at the Royal hotel, at Livetpbel ; the New Hotel, at..oirmingharrt ;. at llittchett's - Hotel, Piccadilly ; • at, Garraway's ; . and:of Mr, Scott; New' Bridgestreet, Lowicn. ti~ i rT -4 .1 1 I I 1 "'CAMBRIDGE,.. MARCH „ M.Atteu24, mn'ority of • ' the Resident Mein-, . bets of the Senate having expressed an -auxionS de sire that some, honourable. and .permanent • Mack of respect should. be shewn by the Cniversity to.'the Memory of Mr. PITT, a Meetis g> was accorctinly held This Day, at Trinity Lodge, at - which • Pt was unanimously Resolved, . • r. That fir the purp:ise of erecting a Statue, as,the most • hotfoulable and permanent mail. of , reaped to the'lviemeny of Mr. PITT, a Subscription-be iminediateh c'yfiened.ainong those who aw,• or have been, Wrubers of the University., and that the Statue be oileretto the:Senate.. 2. That Dr. `nutter., Dr. gtEitee, Mansel - , Professor Parish, Mr. NLlrsh, Professor .Wollaston, Ivir. Sowerhy„ Mr.. J. Brown,. Nlr..lnulart,:Pr 4kl,l'...tiYe.ot . them, be.a Com- " mince to conduct th exe.cutiowoftltis Design. • • 3. That the Rev. I. Brown, of Trinity College. -,:be re quested to undertake the ()Mice of, Secretary,. to v;hom all Lotters on the. 'sulyjett may be addressed. _4, That no Money be paid tiircal fed for by the Committee. 5. That the abo - ve Resulatiiins be •liisertea.in the Public Papers: . , , • , 6. That the". Thanks• of this'. Meeting ,be : presented to the. Master of Trinity Cotlege„ for. the aseof-his Lodge upon this occasion, ainkfor the'vVey hatittor:re mariner•in - which he I llePv.%;pest of the Day. usT ofMEN who: trave'al reatiy subscribed. . The . Vice-Chancellor • - • • ••••• k 3( to o Master' of Jesus College - - Queen's - lobo's -------I;enet • , - • P rofessoi - Wollaston -? • - Mr. C. II '•WOlinston, King's— Master of - Emanuel , I)'r. I uwett - M,ister nt Trinity t'cllege', • .Magdalen • . - • . C T e,021, King's- - 'Ft: Marsh, St.lehn's- C: P:Tay.el, Trinity College - Mr. I. Wood, Bt. 19103 11 10 r o - 31 . 10 t d, • 40 0 2) - 0 0 0 0 . ' 5 5- 0 -Zo 0 0" 31 I g o 0 - 5 0 - 2.1 0. 31. 10 0 21 0 - 0 • e o John's • Mr. Deal-try, .Trinity 6,l4ege S. Mirkall . ; Emanuel'celle& Mr. Sowerby, Queen+s• - Nlr. T. Shield, St. John's:. • -1 Mr. E . Rodgers, - Professor Vince •••-• - • Mr. W.' Coopers, St. John's Mr. C. Chevallier, Pernb; • - - Mr..W. Gitninghain, CaiuS - Mr. T. Thomason; Queen's . Mr. G. King, Trinity College Mr. J. Aspland, Pemb.- Mr. 1. Holden, Sid. Mr. I. 11. Batten, Trinity College Mr. H - . V. Bayley, Trinity College Mr. J. 13radshaw, - Mr. K. Thoth, Trinity Collage Mr. I. Beverley - . Mr. St. John's • - "Mr. T. Lloyd, King's Mr. 1. Brown, Trinity College Mr. 'R. Tatham, St. folin'S - •,Mr. J. Brown, St. John's Mr. W. Webb,' Clare. Hall -Mr. Mi W. Jones, St. lohn's - Mr.. T. kckson, St. John's - Mr..J.Doncaster, Christ's Mr. J. Shepard, Trinity College I‘ir.. F. Goodwin, St. John's Mr. Shepherd; King's - F.ortescue., Trinity Coklege College 144,F. F.. Price, Trinity College' TviiVasrefrid, Tritiitre.4l.fige ,4l,':..Brooke; lesus College . Mc..W . Pritchard, St. !Olin's ' • butrani, Public Orafor ' - Mr. klikOhile; —.- Mr. R. A. 'fucker, ],sus ; Coliege... Caluwell, St: John's 'Nir. - Kelly;, St. l'onies . • l•phn>,.s. • Mr, I. I, t iShe.r, St,. lohns7-: - . • ' • Caltnoipe, St. - I#lz. Trinity College . C. Timny Lollege Mr. Williamson, St. lolin?.s . Mr. ; %V.. F. layinoncl, rinify College I.)evoir,St, folio's - .~lr. K: hag,le, Trinity College Mr. T; Roberts, Emanuel • 11.• T. Farbrace, .Chr. , 'Mr. Smith,-Triiiity- , Master-of Chrlst's Lord Headley,,Trinity College • . mr. W. Eagle, Trinity Collep Mr7C, W_ Green, Trinity College Mr. C. M. MollnY, W. Grylls, Trinity Sir: T. X4eviirTrinrry'Cbilege. • S. M. Phillips, Sid. • • ' Mr. E. Yeats, TrlnitY-C- 011 ;g4 . • Mr. Hewgill, Trinity Cllege :Mr. -W . ranks, Trinity College Ms., F. Thackeray, Ertlantiel - Mr. E. C. Taylor, Trinity College' Mr. A. Cam.poell, ty r.' B. Chapman, CaiUs ' - Mr. ler. Day; Caws • Mr. IV. E P. • Fenn lyn, Trinity College JrN: I. 14. Mtink, Trini:y College Mr. J. Retnington, Tr,:;:ty College 'Mr. IS. Pepys, Sr. W.'D..V.addilove, St. V.n.count.Bernard, St. Mr..Knox,,St. lonn's • 'Forward, St..Johh's' Mr. E. Blackburn, St.- '/Vlr. H. Walter, Si. John's Alr. W. Millers, St:. .Ih. S. Lowe, May,dalen , Mr. A. p,;her, Si. John's Me. P. Leigh, Trinity College lion. Mr.: l.uwther, Trinity College 'Mr. Mount, -Gatti. llall - Hon. W. Cust, St. John's Mr. A.C. March, St. loiin's - .flon. Mr. Bernard, St.. John's Mr. Bildotl,' St. John's Mr. Delmar:, St. John's Mr. Mtn:nig, St. John's, M r...lenks, St. John's- . •-Mr : Vilkinsun,-.lSt, John's • .Mr.;Carpentlalc, St. John's • - Mr. M. Preston, Trinity'College Mr. T. Hart, 'fling's ill r. J. Hopkins,. Christ's .Mr. I. - • "- Mr. W. J. Banks, TrinitY College, Mr. Jane, St. 1011 D'S . iii Pollock, 'l:rinity College ••. • • 5 5 folio 10 1.3 0 I 10 10 0 5, 5 0 to 10 ,0 'lO 0 . 5 0 i. 5. 5 5 o S 5 S' 5 a t '5 5 0 .5 j ° 55 0 • 10.10 o 5 5, o 5 5 .. 0 - 2 2 4 • 3" , 3 - .10 .10 . 9 - • 5 .. 5 0 ',5 5 0 5, 5 0 I 5 5 0 10 20 0 5 5 0 1 - 5 0 5 5 o 5 5 0 5 0. /5 5 0 32 20'2,1 10'10 0 4 ' 5 5 'el 5 5 ° 5 5 5 5 0 . • 5 5 • 0 5 -5 -0 10 to 0 . 5 - 1 - 0 • 5 - 5 .0 5 5 o - 5 5 0 I ; 5 5 0 525 -0.1 . - 2 O 2O o_ - 5 5.0 I 10 10 0 I • 5: 5 - 23 20 ,o . 3 2 to 5 1 0 0. $. 5' 0 5 5 5 5• 0 5 5 0. 70 lo" 5 5 •5 5 o 5-;S 0 3 s a 21 0 0 - 5" 5 'a to to 0 . 5 5 - 0 5 . ; .5 3 s 5 5, - 21 6 10 to io - , I i. ~ , _ 10 I,l' 0 ic; , Jo o .5 5 0 i 011 5' 5 O J, 52, to ,o ~1 5 5 '-0 31 19 . o i to to o I 5 5 0 to o 1 IS 15 0 19 to 0 Jo to • S 5 0 I .5 5 0 - I 5 .5 0 - .5 5 .0 5 5 0 ~5 S - 0 Io I 0 0 -5 5 o 5 5 0 5 5 0 5 5. 0 T r 7 4" Yrkli NA L• Applicationsin : ruptive cept those arising trout simple irritation) come without any :difficulty be proved prejudicial. What paini Nature tak4-to , refieVe the Health- by pustting the Offending matter to the ,skin, and remove - it far from, the principle of life 1 for 'she knows. n0.10n,., ,, er than it can., be kept there doeS illy 'Pa- - tient enjoy health.• using repellents then, what trouble we take to eros,§ime •tt". the most salutary. Jaws of our Bene factress. Irt- taking SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTI s e() RB lir 1 C DROPS the internal habit is corredeil, tha health-:fiends, And thus the Disease dies .away. -.Sera pliKla, Scurvy, .Gout, • Rheumatism, Nervous pncl Bilious Complaints depending on . the ot.the Stomach, re lict is-speedily given. It necessary to ask tot the Patent i.knriseorbutii: Drops, with the King's'llutfprived tat bittek to' , instead of ted as usual at the Dispensary, is, Sono-square, in bottles of is. 6J. ;kis. aad ri. ;s. Dtlty ci(Aed. ,• . . . • I' 1:.1 D(1 %11.CII '2,3, IS, t. NEW S'r A. 7 t LOTTEttit B GINS DRAWING the 12th of MAY, 1806. 1 1 SCHEME, Prize of £!5,000 - - is - - k2sicrco 2 - 20,z00 - - - 4P;000 2- - L,,000 - - - - .2,0,000 3 - - • 5000 - - - - - - -.1600 - - - 500 - 5200, ,Icao - 20-4 - 2600 - - - - • ZL - - 130,2c0 25,0 Tickets ,(,20,c00 Five. First-drawn Tickets, tst Day ,C tOOO each X Soto, Five Ficsi:dralvn 3,1 Day looa each Saco I irS%-draVvil - - grit 1)ily - - to,OOO Ditto . - Srh Day .- 2a,0a0 Data - 6th bay - - 2.5;0ai) Pfiee of Ticket - - Is 0 I latf - - to a o La 12 0 - - 2 o I SiXteellth - ^r .6 o TiCK El's and SliAl(-ES att on Sale at all the•Liceticed . • - 4,4OII.E.PIAZES'AtiI) .LE“ TICKETS: Q and Co.'No. t 1, rtjuityy" Point-Contrac .. tors.for the present Lottery), feel theinsel%fes highly gra. tilled by the general approbation - which the Scheme has- re ceiVed. with colifi:lence recommend it to the at- tention .Friepds mid' the Nilotic, as possessing - supe-," rior ad varita4es to tlw.Scheinesof the late Lotieries. It taitis upwards of I pOO Prizes inure than the last Lottery,with 'only the same pnin t .per of Tickets, and has even an-increase .of it 7 Prize:; upon Etc 1%-lay Lottery of last year, which con-- simed of 500:. Tickets more.. ,Time-highest Prize in this Lot tery 25,cz01, amid the lowest at!. To begin 4)rawing.,the t2th amt May. Time following-Capital Prizes were-shared and sold at this- Office in the late• Lotteries, viz. No. 679 t, 22,0001. No. 216 . k TQ,ZOO I NO. 15,5139 9302 - - . 10,0 0 '9.55 6 • - 5000 • 334 t . ' - . to,ooo 79 i t -'• - - soon 2 .3, 8 '4 .- - to,oo, 11,599 - - scoe 20,9j2 . - 16,006 20,530 -• . - SOQO ' Besides many others of i0..701. 10001; soot. tic. • • This Day was published, Elegantly. printed in One Vol. price 6s-. inboards. uAI A N - I, I F E,_ A P CLE .M, In Five Parts. . . • - printed for T. Cadell and W. navies, Strand. 1' • • - This Day was published, • . A New Edition,rhatidsomely . ,nrinted in 2 vols. 8vo: , : Price 145. in hinds, - • . • THE ORATIONS of DEMOSTHENES, pro noticed to ext:Ve the Athenians against Philip, King icc'don, Translated by THOMAS LELAND, D.D. - Printed tier Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; • Cuthell and Mar tin; 7 i WAkez ; R. Legit,; Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; I. Nunn ; Qtrikigv and Son ; Ogilvy and Son ; W. I. and j. Richardson ; and — I. Booker. This Day were publiped, In Four Volutnes, izrno. price iBs: balrils; T HE i\IORLANI)S. Tales illustrative of the Simple and Surprising. liy it: C. DALLAS, Esq. Printed . for LtniAtuan, Hurst, tt.t.s,,.antl. Orme, Pater* " Tips concludes the first Tale of the Nlorlands: we shall take a short.notice of the . second hereafter. This Tale is cer tainty much superior. to the general course of Novels. The larigua;:,e is natural aud.chaste, the business in general inte .restulg ;And'r:tpi'd; and the i;ioral eflit.d is such as will often instruct an;t cawneverelrenci."—General Rev. Feb. i 866. • As a l ..ave may bz - liad, by the same Author, „ Aul?,:ey ; a _Novel. In 4 yobs. 121110. price 15S. ill\ bo . ards. 2. l'eral ;-- or: Nature - Vindicated : a Novel. The Se cowl I:dition, in 4 large vols. •izmo. price iSs. boards. . , 3. The History of trie Nraroons, faun their Origin to the EstabiisliMent d.theirdiief Trine at Sierra Leone ; embel i I inflect •vv it iv bc..autiffr Is en6ravings and IVlaps. to 2-vols. 8 vo. Trice inboards. MOTHERBY's DICTIONARY. Onthe 15th of-Match will be . published price ii. 4s. boArd, Part First,. of . .., T HE NEW LONDON - )11ED,ICAL INC , ... .. . .... , ... . 1 i UNA RY. .. . . . . 'l'o be continued every six inonths, and completes" in \ Font' • Parts, forming two large quarto volumes. . ,-' • • .. - Dr. ,Motherby's - Medical Dictionary lizs stood the test of ithle, fi* large Edinont 'havingbeen soldin aboa t . 2 7 year ; but the declining health of the' A nthor and lies Successor pre vented them from paying due ut.rtrition to the numerous im provements in ditrerent,branchcs 'ot• the Science; and, on, a •-ca retu I reyisal,of the Didionary, so much was to be added or omitted ;• so mazy. changes and Moditi:atiOns of former opi nions 11dt1 occurred, that it has becOrne -- ". - 1 A NEW WORK. _ .... . It merited, /lieref , ,re, a new Title.--It is now offered to vhc.vvorkl.a,; a complete Y:ew of %I ,, derit Opinions and MO (tern Practice in every'branch of the Profession." its extent is ioi:reas•exi' by one half beyond, that .of, the former Editions ; *tile Tairtoloz and us4less re,undavee. are in every part corrected :100 aN : oiti - ed.. Worl; %vitt be illustrated with at tent - Sixty Plates, Wholly new, seiedA with pecuilar c..re, and representing the most iinprtrta.iit arid instrnaive epjects in - tna dirktent branchea of the Sctence. •..I..ondrni: Printed for . J. Johnson, W. I. and - j . . Richhrdson, J. Wa!ker,.• G. .Wilkie, anti j: It.obilw,n, G. Robinson, • tic:AV.:herd awl Letterman-, J. *K:kdalc,- Cutfitell and Mar tin, Ycrnor, , l-lood, and Sharve Wynne anct Son, G. near_ "sieve, Lonitinan, Hurst, R and Onne,,Cadell anal Davies, Lackitioon,'Allen, and Cu. it. Pl iiti, s, R. sclwiey, and J.. w man. • • This Day was published. •\ in One Volume, Deny Quarto i illikstrated by 'Twenty' Etchings 'by the Author, and a •Map, price its: 6d. in boards, A DESCRIPTION . of LATIUM or, La Cam , papa di Rorna. • a * * This Description is intended to give an Idea of the Cities, Towns, and Villages, in the Neighbourhood of Rome; ot the Paintings,'Seulptures, and Vestiges' of Antiquity which they coma*, as .well as of the pieluresque Scenery which surrounds them. Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. " The;Work which, has thus exacted_ our tribute of appro bation ,possesses the most indubitable testimony of being dictated by an . elegant and chastened mind, in which the most scrupulous regard hai been paid to decorum of sentt inent, sod the principles of virtue ; through every passage of it the Author hes left the traeies of bier familiar acquaintance with books of various erudition, and has shewn a' nappy fa cility of improving her materials, equally demonstrative of het: taste and judgment. We have scarcely ever perused a perforMance from a female pen in which abounds so large a portion of learaitv, united with commensurate ability to displag it. And we confidently assert, that -it will • , prove welt mrthy the attention of the classic reader, and equally acceptable to the lovers of the fine arts. " Before we . elose , this artiele, we cannot but mention our, satisfaction at the art which the Author has evinced in the design and execution oft hevarious descriptive etchings winch accompany the volume; they are standing monumeptS both of •lter skill and taste, land,woo!d d•,) 1::; ,oar to the aoiliti•rs of •the•mosr experienced - Artlst,`?- 4 - Anti- jacobin • licvie.w, Fe. .bruary,. 140. . • A',l: .'• ~- , , , , ,9 ,' ' , i -4:, -• ' ' '" 4l / 4 .- * A - • : , : ....,. „ 1 .*,...,,.. . ' 't• . • T sixrrsci.; STAMP-OFFICE, &dAIERSET.I'L>I,6E, Nara? 22, rfo& WE, Ms Majesty's - Comeii.oloirers fin. Mit'uoying, the St4llfp etuthQriled- by• thel,rds m4sioners'of .11AiesLy's Tfeistoy t pirsuaw to `,,-iff? efl4pli.i -ment, to lett /arm 'LT - Dtair, gra,fried `° AR of ‘' Forty-fourth )'ear i? 1 -111, prc;en't faji.os, cnfjorses Lett so Hire " for iraveliitig P9it - - tvtii by -Time," hereby gilt Notice, That we intend - to Lest, at our (Miceli) Sornetset-place.. the said Duties to • Farm, on • Tites,iiiy the 22,d of Apra next, between the I-tours of One and - Two in t!": A fier 'noon, within the District underniciiti.ined, for the Term of Two Vests , anc(Jhree Quarters tronrthe tst Day or May .next, to such Person or Perseus as may be willing to contrad fur the same. • Ali Persons irrterutiint tr Farm -, the said Duties are to ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Office, in onterset• place, at least three days }devious to the said zid Day of April next, signed with. their Names, the 'Places nt their abode, and that they intend to bid tor the said Dis. triel, or their Proposals cann...t be procee(ted,en. No Personsl cc nsed to lett liorsesTor the purpose of travel. link Post, nor any Persons for their Use, can be adinitted to contrad for the said Duties. . • No. Di sTRIcT. rt, he Lett' to Farm. 12. Middiesek,•int;luding London and Westminster, k 2.8,000 . H.ll Persons iptending:to bid for this District are desired to take Notice. That, in pursuaAce oldie particular Instruc te'iis of their Lordships, tt wili hz put up at tit , Sinn spe • cifird aboVe, wluilt wilt be -graituaiiy ah.ited, until a Hid ding shall be 111 . 3de ; and,'inpon such 1 1 141 , h14".., an)' Pers'otl m a y advan c e, af,,l the }tithes; . Bidder will be klecilred the Farmer. ant wtll he required to pay clown iintuntliately„ in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of the - A iirtuA Rent there of as a 134,:posit. in ease the l'Astrid not tX: accepted at a price which shall be deeined the proper Value thereof, it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed Of. - • G.N. N EV E . W. AY, 1. BIN DLEY. ED. I',IIATTON. • 1.. I I.:NI:INS. 11. HALLAM. W. R. SPENCER. • \'\?4.l if ) ' t ELEGANT' TOWN RESIDENCE. MO BE LETT; Ready F uni fished, arid may be ea termd on innneilatelv, a most noble and truly desirable MANSJ ON, in a-very eliAible Situation, and fit fur the re ception of a Nobleman, or a Family of the first fli'stindlon ; Coachbouses, Stables, and other appv:priate Itit:es. May be viewed by Tickets, an-1 Particulars had of Mr. Routes, Warwick : street, Golden-square. WHITEHALL-ELEGANT CAPI'T'AL MANSION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on ‘Vednestlay, the 2d of April, at • One o'Clock, ANOBLE Spacious Elegant MANSION, com prising various.suires of splendid lofty apartments of ail descriptions, in an app: . opriate style--Entrance and inner hsll, capital principal ttid secondary stone stair .cases ; domestic apartments of every denomination ; spacious roomy offices, well planned, awl adapted to the consequence of the Mansion. The Nvlioledesignetfand built as a residence tbr a family of the - first distinction. Three coach-pons's, enclosed yard, and stabling tor eleven horses ; all cotnpat, and tit for immediate reception : r,ituate at Whitehall, op posite the Horse Guards, the residenceof the late most No. ble Marquis of Statfor(roieceaseci. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture at a valuation. -- •Tc; .. Wvie , ve(v I with Tickets. which, with Particulars, may be had of Mess. Robins; WArwick-street, Golden-square. Matinu Elegant MANSION -and LAND, war EAST COWES, Ist,: of Ivßarr. TO Br. SOLD BY AULTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • At the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the !Ale of Wight, prt Saturday the 4 2ih April, at Tnelveo'Clock, . In.true, Lot, ACAPITAL and D,ESIR.A . BLE FREW - TOLD ESTATE, late the Residence o ; , )tirs Thompson, , , Esq. cotuprising a singularly elegant stone-built 'Mansion, with Wings, erected xviti:in, a • lew years, on an handsome elevation, and judiciously pianned, with attached Valves of evcry 'description, sitm‘te near }Nast • Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, w ithin 'half a nide ofd the Sea, and eomtnanding noble Views of it, the Medina River, - New Purest, and Coast of Hampshire, with a Farm-yard and Out-buildings, a Pool of excellent Water ted by the s:,rongest Stream, a produ.ttiv,e Kitchen Garden planted with choice Fruit Tiees,. ,S:c. ant', sundry InclosnresOf meadow Lard surrounding the Maii sion, the whole about TWenty-two Actes, formingaboauti fill Lawn, interspersed with - luxuriant Forest .Trees and Shrubs ; the Whole is in complete order, and yt tar the • immediate Residence of a NObleman's or Gentleman's Fa- May be viewed. Particulars on the Premises ; at the Ma gle- Inn, New port ; I•Ouutain and Crown, Portsmouth; Dolphin, Southampton : llusb, Staines ;. at Garraway's Coif:x=llol.lSe, Cornhili; and of Mr. Rollins,Wurwick-street; Golden-square, Lultdup, where a Plan may be seen. • , , , • , TEDDINGTON MIDDLESEX. TO 13E SOLD.. BY AUCTION, • , • By Vli: ROBINS, Early in May, if not previously disposed of, MOST Desirabl ,r FREEHOLD ESTATE, lA. l.'ythe Free, Land Tax Redeemed ; cotnprising a large and 4ubstantial Mansion House, with convenient Offices of all desctiptions, appropriate tor the accommodatico of a Gentleman's Fami;y : excellent walled Gard;ln, with Hot 'llom.e.ar,st l'eachery, in high perh:elion'• ' Farm Yard, Alea- - do w Land, Shrubbety, Lawn, an Pleasure Grounds, amilinting to about l•itteeu Acres, but the litirehaser may be -11commodated with the like quantity of Land nearly adjoining. ' - - The excellence of the Neighbourhood, delightful Rides, and particularly eligible situation of these I' afford a singularly desirable opportunity for .any Gentleman wish ing a Villa within a short distance of the Metropolis. May bz viewed with Tickets,which with itarticulars mar be had of Mr.:Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. FOR THE GOUT, RIIEUMATISMS, CONSUNIP . 'LIONS, SCKOt'HULA, CANCERS, AND OTHER CIIRONICAL DISORDERS: THE REV. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC; OR, ALTERA ft v E POWDER. - HE Inventor of this Medicine,. formerly a Stu 11dent in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to oiler to the kublic an efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for many Diseases deenied , incnrable. It has been extensively used in Ir:land tor-several Years, and its salutary Etfetis ate produced in a safe and easy manner, with very little sensible , operation.—By mixing with the Bland and juices, it applies itself to the seat ot the- Disorder, which it will remove by slow degr6s from its alterative and healing qualities. In: Consiimptiinis it .will generally- succeed in the- two firsr Stages; and often. even in' the last. In the Scrophula, or Evil, if used early, the Cure will-be speedy, and the ul cerated Glands will _al ; and it has been kno t wn to rescue the Patient even afar nor al symptoms bad appei4A. But Persons afilictrd with Gout, Rtieutnatisms, Cancers, and • with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would do well to peruse " The Philosophy of Physic," written by the Itientor (to be had at,Symonos's, Pat , :moster-zow, or of the Venders of - this Medieine), in whi. h its extraordinary Efficacy will be snewn, nl varrilis ins ames. this Po•.vder'does nut contalti .apy I nidgreciicht uninendly to the human Constitution; and, instead, ot weakening, its tendency is to invigorate, and to improve the general Itealrn. It occasions no danger trom Cold, and requires neither eonfinethent nocchange of Diet. ' Sold uy F Newhery and . Sons, at the imiy Warehouse tor - Dr. James's VoW o, ,r, No. as, in St. enUrCII-card, London ;in Paci:cts, pri.c 4s 6d. each, containhig four . p e rs ofeiglit Dos:s, in all thirty-two Dos,,s.—Ob„.iye that %lords, "T. N - 45, St. Pam's," are pgraved in the Stamps. ~.,,_,