The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-05 00:00:00

' ~.1 -v"~' iT Fr 1 1 • ~ •, , , srtt.ek -, Wip4; ; . 2 T. I , . •it k. ... T 14 E ........„,..„.7 ..,,,....,.._ .... e„ _,..... ~,.........., ~.,,z, ..... "' - fri-' ch-::-,. , ...-? , • /kW 1 ti 74,11111 1 V t• • i 1 . ' r LPRICE SIXPENCE PITMBER 4228.] THEATRE. ROYAL DRURY-LANE. . ON MONDAY EVENING, April 7, 1806, - will be perfotmed, . THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. Ad I —CharaderS in china. Zaphimira ( Prince of China), Mr. EL LI STON ; Koyan (his Companion), Mr. I3RAHAM; • O'Gallacher, Mr. lOHNSTONE ; The Emperor of China, Mr. POWELL ; Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATHEWS ; Andora (Mother to Koyamand n Mrs. IVI Caada), Mrs, POWELL ; Celinda; OUNTA IN. Act II . Characters in Turkey. - Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY; Chief Aga of the lanizaries,, Mr. DIGN UM ; Saphi, Mrs. B I:AND ; • A . Dance of Turkisb Slaves. .• A& 111. and IV.—Charaaers in Italy. Duke 'ot POsilepo, Mr. HOLLAND ; Tha Marchioness of Merida, Signora STORACE. • A - Dance of Lazzaroni. AElN:—Charaders-In England. Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DOW TUN; Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER. ••• The Prologue to be Spoken. by Mr, BARTLEY. WITH. THE 'WEATHERCOCK. The Charaiters by • Mr. I3ANNISTER, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. MATHEWS, • Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT, &c. In Ad 11. Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp. On Tuesday, The W he el of Fortune; with (first time), a new Grand Operatical Romance, in two Aas, called The Forty Thieves. NEW STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING the leth of MAY, LBO6. ,C 25,000 - - is - ,C 25 ;000 20.000 - - - 40,000 10,000 - 20,000 5 000 - - - - 15,0011 1000 - - - - 500 - 5000 20 - 0 • 2800 co IL r30,z,00 Prize of 1-- - - 10 • - ' • Ie - - • 2,c) • 6100 .1. • • 2s,wo Tickets ,C zso,Ooo Five First-drawn Ticketi, ist Day irooo each h'sotc; Five First , drawn Tickets, ,3(l Day tOOO each soon First-drawn - 4th Day - - - to,ooo Ditto - - sth Day - - - zo,ooo - - - 6th Day, - - 25,c00 Priceof a Ticket - - i 9 18 half- klO2 0 I Eighth - - ,C 2 o Quarter -'5 z o Sixteenth 6 0 TiClc ET,s and SHARES are on Sale.at all the Licence(' Lottery-Offices. MAY STATE LOTTERY. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. reT spedfully beg leave to recommend to the notice of the Public, the Scheme of the preSent State Lottery, which' consists of Twenty-five Thousand Tickets only, has - of . 25,,c00 • e 10,020 ' - 3 - - - - - 5000 filth Six Tnousan d Two Hundred and Ninety-six other Prizes, Trom wool: to 211 being a considerably greater pro. portion of Priies than has, been in any of the late Lotteries. TICKETS and SNARES are now on Sale at the Licensed Office's, Bank -buildings; Cortihilli and facing the Gate of the, .K.ing:s Mews, Ctiariag-cross, itichartison, Goodiu4:.; and ,Co. - - • • '' MORE - PILIZES AND L E SS TICKETS. SWIFT aucl ; Co. ITo. 11, Poultry '(point Contrac tors for the present Lottery),,teel themselves highly gra. tifiedby the general approbation which the Scheme has re ceived. They can with confidence recommend it to the at ' tention of their Friends and the Public, as posieSsing supe rior advantages to the Schemes of the late Lotteries. It con tains upwards:of taco Prizes, wore than the last Lottery,with only the same number of Tickets, and has even an increase of tr 7 Prizes upon the May Lottery of last year, which Con • sisted of 5660 Tiatets more. ' The highest Prize in this Lett tery is 25,0001. and thelowest ail. To begin Drawing the uth of May. The -following Capital Prizes were shared and sold at this Office in the late Lotteries, viz. No. 6791, - 20,6001. - 10,000 I No. q,539 - - 10,0‘,0 19.550 - 10,000 79i 1 - 10,000 51,599 _ 10,000 26,530 T. ides many others of zocol.l.ooch 5001. NO. 226 ZSO,OOO • sOOO • 5000 _ • soeo - sOOO 9362 to4 l 23, 82 4 20,95?, • IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. rrHE Public are respe&fully reminded, that Ile,. ceipts• for Policies falling due at Lady-Day last, are ready at their Offices, in Sun-court, Cornhill, and St. lames's-street ; and also in the hands of their Agents in the principal Cities and Towns. . This Office grants Policies for short periods, and allows Discount on all Premiums, and Duty paid for more than one year. The Terms of this Company will be found in all cases 'as moderate as those of any similar Institution in the Kingdom`, and liberality and' 'promptitude will be found in the adjust ment and payment et Losses. ' farming Stock is Insured generally af2s..6d. per cent. and Losses caused by Lightning are by.this Sa N Com path AY; matte good. lON Dc. wEsTmiNsTER LIFE INSURANCE AND AN NUITY OFFICE, Strand and Cornhill. • PERSONS desirous of providing for their lies or Dependants may; by an Annual Payment, se cure to their Widows., Childien. or any other Person, either on Annuity tor the remainder of Life, or a gross Stun to be raid at their Decease. • Insurances may be made for a Variety - of other purposes :—to provide for Renewal of Leases; to secure Sums paid for Places or Employments, or for the purchase of Life Estates ; 4:1 in Aid. of Arrangements between Debtor akd Creditor, &c. die.; and Volunteers may, for a small Premium, insure against Death from Military Accidents. Annuities are-granted to commence immediately, or at any 'future period. - • Printed Rates and Conditions of Insurance may be had gratis, with the List of Difectors, as above, or of the Agents of - the British Fiie Office in the Country, who are appoint .ad Agents for this Office. ' ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. .BRITISH FIRk: OFFICE, S 1 RAND AND CORN 'III LL, NSURANCE granted on Houses , Buildings, Ma l. nufaaories, Ships, and all other Vessels, Goods, M e rchandise, FARMING' STOCK, and other Property, from Loss or Damage by Fire. The unprecedented' preference given to this Office by all description*of Insurers, the Diredors flatter thetnselvesl as atisp, not Only from the Facilities adopted in their improved Plans and simplified Modes of Pre Insurance, but from their steady and unicorn Contiud in the general Concerns of the Business. They are persuaded that adherence to Pririciples and pro dent Caution are the best Securities to. the Office and to the Public, and that institution s of this nature can only be be-' neficial when due Attention 'is paid to reciprocal Advan tages. er Cent. • } A g ricultural Stock insutufat - ts. 6d. p The Office grants insurance for Periods short of a Year, and makes good Loss by Fire from Lightning. Insurances due at Lady-Day must be paid on OT be • fore the gth day of April nett. Proposalt anti Rates of insufance delivered gratis. • ROI3ERT siLLToN, Se:. - t I S t 7/ 1 1) -A Y, ' -AI RIL 5 , 1806. . .. ..._.• .. . . ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTI.EY's, WEST MINSTER-BRIDGE. - '7 Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE - . Of WALES and DUXE Of YORK: The Public 'are respettfully informed, that the whole In tailor of this Theatre, during . the Winter, has been newly . Decorated and Embellished, ..'and will Open for the Sum -- - trier Season, CNN MONDAY NEXT, .' April 7,, 1806, *hen V! - will be presentetl e . _never performed, an entirely, neiv f.)peratical Anacreontre`Ballerof Albion, composed by 'Ur, Giroux, sen: and produced by Mr. Giroux - , jun. with new Music, new Dresses, and appropriate new Scenery, called. • ' HYIJAS AND - SYLVIA ; Or, CUPID's REVENGE. Principal Characters : ' .. Cupid, Miss Caroline GI ROUX e . . Hylas, Mr. GIROUX ; Sylvia. Miss GIROUX ; , - Zelia, Miss Cecilia GIROUX • . . (Late of the WoyalCircus, their first Appearance 'at arils . • Theatre.) . Hymen, Miss lENKINSON,• Satyrs, Mr. TAYLOR and Mr. DUBOIS ; Priestess of Diana, Mrs. WALLACK ; . . Anil Faunas, Mr, LA TOISE. .. Intmediately after which, (also never . performed) an entirely Dew Grand Spectacle, interspersed with Songs, Duets, and Chotusses, callo THE THREE SISTERS, . . ..... AND 'THE GOLDEN BULL. - Prineipal. Characters :-: 7 . e NEW 1200K.5, Jost published by IAMES CUNDEE‘ . - ' at the Albion Press, in I vy-.Lane, Paternoster-row, Mexicans and Peruvians , The Inca (Brother-in-law to Sabrina), Mr. MERCEROT ; London. The Mr, ROULA.NGER ; 1. TX-THITE's LIFE of .- the LATE , LORD Anaya, Mr. TAY LO R . .. • V .1 1 NELSON, third Edition, with an entire new Set Chimalpoco, Mr. DUBOIS ' ; ' • of Engravings. • High Priest, Al r.. RI DG WAY ; :, IV 11-Ir. White respeafeily informs the Public, that anew, Tiger Hunters, Messrs-. ISA .CS a n d WOOLF, of the 'enlarged, anti improved E h dirion (being the Third) or his Pro_ Royal Circus (his first Appearance at this Theatre); fessional Metnoirs7of - •the late illustrious-Lad Vlacounf Net= Flihetman, Mr. ROSE (also froM the-Royal Circus, his first son, is this Day published , elegant l y p rinted ' in One thick Appearance at this Theatre); Volume; small Odavo, and enriched with a eewSet of En- Fisherman's Son, Miss Caroline`GlßOUX ; . , - • • - ,• • - - gravings, price f,s, : inextra.Boards. And Sabrina, :Mrs. ASTLEY. . . 1 - This valuable Produetion must' ever be considered as an Soldiers, Attendants Virgins of the'Sun, &c. &C. Englishman's Manual, which includes authentic Circum- Resident Spaniards ; - • • stantial Details of the gallant Hero's Achievements under the. Cazadero, a Noble Spaniard, Mr LA TO IS E ; British Flag, antra Sketch' of his Parliamentary Condua' His Page, Mrs. P E A.RC E, from the Theatre -Royal, Chelt- and Private Charider. Witli Biographical Particulars of enham (her first Appearance .at this Theatre); - . contemporary Naval Officers,'among whom are : - • Boaggadocio, Squire to Cazadero, Mr. - 17E10RP E ; Lord..--Niel-rave:' Hood,. Hethani, St. Vintent, "Keith - .. Guzman, the Butter, Mr. DEC:ASTRO ; a Collingwood, and Parham. -Admirals—Cornwallis, Sir E. 1 Gonzalva,- Cazadero's Mother, Mrs. WA e LACK. ; Hughes Sir I . Sainuareze Sir A. 1. Ball, Gel/array, Sir Battista, Miranda, and 'Veneta,- the 'three Sisters, Nies. MER- P. Parker; and Sir 1 . 1. Parker. Governor LeCker. -Cap-. CBROT, Miss HARRISON, and Mrs. I'INCO,TT. tains Suckling, • Mark Robinson, Richard Bowen, WeStCP - t, • In the course of the SPedaCla will he - &Splayed the fol- R. W. Miller, Sir S. , Hoed IlalloWell, T. Trowbridge. •E. • lowing new and. magnificent Scenery : —Council-Chamf7er. . 'T . Parker.. SieT.G raves, Sir T. ll:Thompson, Rion, P.' . of the Inca. . Exteriot of the ValaCe Plesence-Chaniber Fyers,. Royal Artillery, L. Me Hardy, Sir E. Berry, Hon. of the Inca. Cave and ..Fotest -of Aseassination, ciri,nd B. Black , voo4.l, Dull; Farmer, c; Walpole,. &c. &c. Temple of Sun. • Exterior of Cazatteto's •Palee, Ch;re • a. • The -late GORG E 1110 g LAN D.—To Artists and ' i ber in the. same. - Cazadero's Bed-Chamber. The •Za- Amateurs of the Fine Arts.—Elegantly printed in One Vol. i catepic„ or Wood of Chace,. Mexi..an Lake, andFishere 'Royal Quarto, including a Portrait and splendid Engravings, 1 Man's Hut. •Inside of the same. -The Spiked Cage spew- by Mr. Scott and other eminent Artists from original Pailit., 1 iitg the Manner Of, Mexican Confinement previous to ings by - tviorland,' price ill is. in extra boards 3 MEMO' RS I Death. And lastly, the Place of Execution. - of the LIFE,. of the late GEORGE MORLANII; with 1 The Songs, Duets , , and C h orusses. b y Mr. Uptoti,eand time Critical and Descriptive Observations on the whole Of his Spectacle written, invented, and produced by Mr. AST- Works hitherto before the Public. By I. Hassel. I tlustrat- LEY, jun.—lirthe course of the Evening, a vatiety-of . - -., ed with Engiavings.—" His Alt was Nature."' Pope. 1 FIOIISEIVIANSIIIP,, • . ' 3. BIOGRAPHY of POPULAR .MODERN • CI-IA- ; . . Particularly the Troop of Equ estrian Artists will go through RA cT E 14S, with Origina l Portraits, printed in one vol. , .. . . tlieir unequalled . ' • small Svoeand embelli•shed wieh 30 Portraits of Distingeish , - - BAT'f UTE : VAULTING. eel Clete:eters, price as. O. in •boards:- , -The MODERN , Clown to the Horsemanship, Mt. TAYLOR.- PLUTARCI-1; or, Universal Biography ; including au- The whole to conclude, likewise nevet performed, with an thentic MeMoirs of Pistingilished Public. ura:tiers of all 1 entirely New COmic'Pantoreime, taken froth an old War. . Nations, ng` a recently deceased. Under the itinnea 1 wickshire story, with a mus tie, uncommon variety of .Me- 4 diatealireetiOn.ot seveial eeninent Literary.Gerelornen. 1 chanical Changes and Metainorphoses, invented by Mr.. *** This interestieg Work is nublished in Monthly•Nom- BRADVVEL I. called .. . • : ,...7 - .., bets. price is. eathe enriched with five cerrea' Portraits— ,.. ' . .GUY- OF WARWIC,N. 1 - • : Every. six Numbers form a Volume, ••' , • • ~_ .. . . . '- - A new Number is regularly pubfielvel net 'the first-Day of . Or, the GENIUS of the WOOD. !andevery succeeding-Month, including Bi ee . I. . 1 Sketches 'o^-, -ilira Exhibiting, in Twenty entirely new Scenes, an uncommon display of Mechanical MetarnotphoSes and Magical De- I P;J E tJ i lit r s i n j o i l t ie o l;at ‘ i i i . t i if E C la_kqiparts)ol,t.Gtir)(l?Day i 4 0 p E. _ ceptions, assisted bra new routine of Pantomimical 0C- . y Clevo, and illustratedby enhighly Prin . ted in Dem 0 • currences, and particularly 'a cor:eet Panorama View of .i the memorable I3ATTLE of TRAFALGAR. ,finished descriptive Engravings, from original Designs, price I To conclude with. a Palace of . Fountains in Horizontal and 1 tos.fal in extra boards,atel a half-sheet Sea View—G-L EAN . • I NG'S in A F RICA ; .exhibiting a faithful and correct View Vertical Motion. of the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants of the Cape Principal Charaders, , , , A,.. Guy of- Warwick (afterwards Fariequin),. Mr. Ridgway ; of Good Hope and suerothiding,Country : with a full and Earl Roban (afterwards Pantaloon) . Mr. Bryson; Alberto• comprehensive Account of the System of Agriculture adopt (Suitoi to ColUmbine) Mr., Boulanger ; Genius of ,the ed by the Colonists;, Soil, ,Climate, Natural. Prodnetions, • Wood, Mrs. Sarratt ; Columbine, Mrs.. Pincott ; •- - etc. ete. Interspersed with Obseriations and Refledions on And Clown, .Mr. LAURENT. . . the State of Slavery in the S,outiterir 1.. xtrcanty of the Atri . . . . , . can Continent. 'ln a Series ot Letters from an Legit-1i Officer The whole of the Scenery designed by Mr. Grieve, and exe-• - . :during the period in. which that Colony was under the Pro. • cured by him and:numerous Assistants. Ihe whole of the Music composed by Mr. Sand er s on, and p ublished by teaion of the Ilritish Governm ent. .. Messrs. Button and Purday,. St. Paul's Church-yard . : • Doors to be ripened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half-past Six o'clock. • . Box: 4s.—Second .Price es.,-Pit: a5.,7-Second .Price,ts.— Gallery is.—SecondePrice 6 d. — Secon d P rice to commence at Half past Eight o'Clock ptecisely. ' , • Places to be taken of Mr. Mobbs, at the Theatre, from Ten `ill Three o'Closk. • ' '-. . : GREGORY's'MECHANICS , In Two lar ge o:Aavo Volumes, heSide a Volume containing I I ' • Fifty-five Quarto Plates. • This Day was published, price 16s. in hoards, . A TREATISE of MECHANICS, ,Theoreti:al, j- Praelical, and Descriptive.. • By 01,INTlitl,GRUGORY , Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolivich.- . Vol. 1. Book t. On.Statkcs, comprising the Composition and Resolution of Force, theCentreorCTavity, and the Cen trobarc Method, Mechanical powers, Strlngth and Stress clf . Materials, and the Theory Of Cords, Arches, and Domes. Book z. Dyn'amics, in . which are treated Motirnis,. De scents and Ascents along dill's:rent Lines and Curves, Pro:. jediles, Ricochet -firing, Pendulum's, Central-forces, - Cen , Tres of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation, &c. Don man's Theory of Percussion, and the motion of Machines and their •• • .ADVANTMIEOUS CAF Fill.. • • • ASURGEON DENTIST of high repute and Fong 'experience has received intimation, that a Person in that line is much wanted in one of the 11106 t opulent of Our Foreign Settlements. Ile would therefore be happy to meet with . a Gentleman in other respeds'properly qualified, whom he would engage for a due consideration to instruct in' •every branch of the Art, thebretical and mechanical. The _Person thus instruded he would also undertake so to sanc tion and recOMmend, as to place hiM in the'path to an easy antl:speeity fortune.---Address to Mr, Asperne, Cornhill. maximum eileds. • • - Book 3. llydrostaties, including tae pressure of non elastic t lusts, the,specitic Gravity of solid and fluid Bodies, with an extensive Table, tho Equilibrium, Stapility, and Os cillations of floating Btxties, and capillary Attraction. Book 4. Hydrodynamics, treating of the discharge of Fluids through A pertures,and of the motiOns of Water-whee:s, with accounts of important experiments on those interesting . " TO BE DISPOSE') OF, - AN Established CONCERN (situated ne ar the Centre of the kingdom), with a respeaable and va luable Connexion. - The Demand is regular and certain, and the Returns quick. 'rive or Three ThOusand Pounds may be ernployed in the BuSiness to considerable advantage. Letters addressed (post-paid) to Mr. CatherwOod, Haber dashers' %Valk, Hoxton, with real Name and Residence, will meet due attention. ..• GOLDEN CROSS, Ci4ARING-CROSS, GENERAL OFFICE •FOR TRAVELLINT.G. DORTSIMOUTH, PORTSEA, and GOSPORT, DAY and•NIGHT TELEGRAPH C O A CHES,. set out every Morning and U./ening throughout the Year, by GEORGE IIOULTON and Co. (137 Vrom the above Office there'are Public Carriages, of various Descriptions,- to evc-ry Sea Port - , Watering Place, Camp, and Barrack, ou.the intire Line of COAA from the Humber to the Severh. VI - up:es- • . I litiok 5. Pneumatics, including the equilibrium and mo t lion t i t i l) r il' a ie t i l t , b o , y l and ‘ l V h e t Water-pumps, r ta . irl isii n m eel ta p es s it , i : a c a . ;: i and Innis; l i : i ; e i er . L ; n i o t s i t in i a e t e l t c m ; as t u h r e e measurement of r I t of Fluids: •- . Vol. 11. Contains Remarks on the Nature, Construilion, and Simplificatiok of Machinery, on Friction and the Rigidity ; of Cords, First Movers,&c. with Tables, and Descriptions of nearry tWo hundred curious and useful Machines; of which, I h o wever; only a few can be specified in a n Advert i sement. . Atwood's ingenious Apparatus for variable Motions. • Impc.ived Beam Compasses,'by Walton. Prony's Condenser of Forces, applicable to Wind-mills. Cranes, by Gottlieb, Andrews, Nall, Whyte, Hardie, Sce. Ilydratilic Engines, i. e. the Tympanum, the ,Noria, De I La Fayc's Wheel, the-Persian Wheel, Chain. pumps ; liero's Fountain, Darwin's Engine,'llungarian Machine, the Spiral Pullin, Desaguliers's Dravier and Bucket, Sarjcant's Machine, Dearhoin's Engine, &c. . Oil-mills anti Ordnance Boi-.ng-machines. ~ Contrivances fur Parallel Motion s, b y Cartwright, Dry den, &c. . • . Various Pumps, with Re:narks on Pistons and Valves. Ramsden's IVlacnine fur Dividing Mathematical Instru ments. _ Contrivances for reversikg and changing MotionS. Scapements, by Graltarn, Mudge, De Lafons, Zee. • Steam .Engines.,- by r-Neweornen, Blakey, Gainsborough,, Watt, Hortiblower, Cartwright, .Murray, Bettancourt, Woolf, A...... , - • - . . 13rainah's Machine for planing different kinds of Surfaces. Rules for forming Teeth and Wipers, with Maudsley's 'f ce tli-cutling Apparatus. Horizontal, ventral, and circular Saw-niills. Tide-mills (4 iiiihjett• never before treated in any. English vJork I, with col'itrivances by Cosset, Lloyd, and Dryden. Turning Apparatus, by Maudsley and Smart. :Water mills, under-shot, over-shot, spiral, floating, &c. . %Vinci-mills, vertical, I►olizontal,.tec. by Verrier, Beatson,. Bvwater, and others. • 'PriMaal for G. KearSley. Fleet-street, London: where inay likewise tie had, this 'Author's el:reatise on Astronotny, price iii hoards ; and fits Lrs.?..bna A•atroln. and Philos. -price 45. Loard6. • • STATE OF Tlit ,NATION. This Day was published, price ss. AN INQUIRY into the STATE of the NA TION at the COMMENCEMENT of the PRE SENT 4 6-DMINISTRATION;. " In liujusmodi re, tantoque bello, . • Maxima:: curm est, ut tium eopiis et ,Opibus tepere,vix possumus, ea , • Mansuetudine et contitlentia rostra, SOciortifn fidelitke tenemnus,"—cic. Eptsr. Printed for .Lougumu, Hurst, Rees, and' Orme, Pater noster7rdssi. This Day were published, • In Three Volumes price„ tos. in boards, NOTES- - on. the WEST INDIES; 't.Tritten der-. ing the E.xl , edition under the Command of the late General Sir Ralph Abercuunby ; including Observations on the Island of t3arbadoes, and the Settlements captured by /he British Troops upon the Coast of Guiana; likewise Remarks relating to the Creoles and Slaves r , f the Western Colonies,. and the Indians of. Soutir America ; with Occasional Hints regarding the Seasoning ;:r Yellow Fever of Hot Ciiiiiates. - By GEORGE..PINCKARD,M.D. Of the Royal College ot• Physicians,•Deputy, Inspeaor- Ce leral of Hospitals to His Nlwjesty's Forces, and Physician to the Bloomsbury Di>pensaiory. Printed for L4)110141, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter•row. SA R DI NIAS. Qtlantity Of the finest - SARDINIAS just ar rived. at 111 CKSON's, No. 170, Strand ; also- spine excellent Parmasan Cheeses. His prepared Anchovies for Sandwiches continue to give universal satisfaaion. Best Sauces, Pickles, and Essence of Anchovies, of the ric.iiest flavour. SOy, Kian, butch Herrings, Beef for grating, Rein deers' Tongues, German Sausages, Westphalia 'and other Hams,Tongues,Welch.Salmon, Cod Sounds, Portable Soups, Curry, Mangoes, ripe Stilton and Chapxigar Cheeses: The very best Oils, Vinegars, Olives, Capers, Curry Powder, Maccaroni, Vermicelli, and every article -in the Italian and Oil Business as usual, of the best quality A CASE 01' ,PARTICULAR DISTRESS. A CLERGYMAN of the Church of Digland, • having a Wife and.one Daughter, who has for twenty years.been afllicicd.with Paralysis, and for the last ten refl.: dered incapable .of Parochial Duty, or indeed moving his Ipwer limbs, wishes to influence the feelings of the chprita tile and humane. - He begs, , witirdue submissiOn, to say, that the smallest Donation transmitted him by ppst, direiled.to the Rev. William Willan, Long Nlelford near Sudbury, Suflblk, or deposited in the, hands of. Mr. Gill, No. 199, Strand, or Mr. Hodgson , corner of Winipole and Mary h.:- bone Streets, will be .received ,With gratitude and thank fulness. AtA A further reference may be known, by application to the Rev. Mr. Lad, and Mr. Edwards, Surgeon, Long Melford. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, -. . 'Ward , .13, ig,6. • THE CO,MIITISS.. I OIIrEIiSfor VICTUALLING • - HIS mAyssTrs . NAV Ydo hereby give :Malec, 7 ~',,,! ~, • Friday, t' zoth yune next, th,-t , 5,.. , 1/1 k ready to Treoive Te , t/Tes in writing (sealed up), for such quantities of the ft.dlocaig de- tcription of Staves— -: . Crown Dantzic Pipe , Brandy I , . . .. Hogshead , Brack Dantzic > S tav es. Hahnbro' ' p . Pipe. I , Stettin .. , . - Quekc , J As the Tespen m ive Persons who ay make P repOsah itelff r it l Yf contrail to deliver into the Vie7tealling Stores, at Deptford .t. , ..,1 . Plymouth, in sn.th . propertiots as shall hereafter be determine./ . upon, one. half by the 3 0 1 h of Nov. next, , and the semain,kr by the 3 1st of janteary next ;to 4-e paid for try Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after dare. The Cmditions If the-Contra:l may be seen at the Seceetag's O f fice. N. B. No Tender for a Itsr quantity than FiftyTh , !ft.:qd Crown Dantzie Pipes, Ten Th,:t.rand Crown Dantzic I.ir.pt !;., 'Twenty Thousand Grown Dantzic .Hogshead, or Toa:eary-live Thousand Brack Dantzic, Han:burgh, Stettin, or Qnebee- l'ipe Staves, will .b.e-admitte4 No regaa wili be had to any Tender in which the Price .real! not be inserted - it words 'at length, or that shall not be d e lkytrd to the. Board before (inc o'CioCk on the said Friday, the :,.111., yiette next, nor nnteis tile-Person who mars the .Trruter s ., ~,,,,,,. Perrvn on his behalf, attends, to answer, arbrn called ./or. PICTU ALLING.OFFICE, • • March 14,' 18n6i THE comxissioNEßSfor VICTUALLING HIS mityEsn": NAPY do beret). give Notir.',l . 9at if idoerdiy tlx 911, of:April r :ext they,svill Al ready to readert in writing, seatEd up, and treat for tbe Plowing Quan. tides of IRON HOOPS, viz. VATT HOOPS -- lon BUTT Hoops - zoo Tons. PLATE HOOPS , ioo • 4 00 o► for any quantity of either denomination not less than Fifty Tons. To be daivered in ten .weeks, by weekly proportions, in'o flit 111J jesty's PiflUalling•Store4 at Ileplercl; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, With Interest, ninety days after date. The Cenditions of the Contra !I, and Samples of the Hoops, may be- seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard -will be bad ts, any Tender in which the Price sh4l not he inserted in ovo✓ds at length, or that shalt net be delivered to the -Baird before One o'Clc.ck on the said Wednesday the 9th April next, nor unless tbe, Person who makes the Ten,io , or scone Person - on his behalf, attends, to answer when called her. VICTU AI. LING- OFI4IC , Illareb . 3 l l, Se 6 THE ,CO4l/MiSgiONEI . ISfin• VICTU/1 L 4,1 NG MAYESTY's NAVY d 9 hereby give Notice., That. .on Tuesday, tlx Sth of Apra next, they will be ready to.teceive Tenders,` in Writing (sealed up), and treat /6.t. One Httndred ; Tons o/ the best new CAROLINA,6r EAST INDIA RICE, 'to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be • delivered in a inontb, by 'weekly proportions, into His IlLtje4's YiElualling, Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, , payable, with Interest, ninetyd,tys alter date. • CAditicas of the Contrad toas. be seen tit the keretary's Office. No regard n Ili be bad to try . T.mit'r ist - which tte Price shall mt be inserted in words at length, or that shall rat. he 'delivered id , the. Board before Ole 'o'Uock on the said Tuesday', the Sr!, a/ April next, ?tor unless the Person ra...fm the Tender,r'or some Person on his behalf,.(awds, to answer, called ICTUA L 0 i'FICE, 1 - - • April 3, I _ ifis m,gyEsTY's NAVY ,do here 4 Five Notise, That. on Frid# the 28th instant thy y et ill be ready to receive ! Tenders, in writing. (sealed up), an,: treat for the supply of I what i R ESH BET. F shall be deina4ded for the use .of lift Majesty's Sbipc and 'Vessels at New Romney, in Dryer Roads, and at Margate (on sepirate Contra 3s), from that Pay, to the 3itt of Dec. next, inclusive; and to be paid for' by payable, with intoest, ninety days alter date. i the Conditions - of the Omtraas may be seen at the Secretary's Qce, at ibis Office .;• o r by ayp,:ying to "Mr. Russell,' Agent jot', lhe retualling, at Dover. NJ regard -.011 be had . to any Tender in which the Price shall . Not be inserted'in words at length, or that :WI not be delivered to the ecard before One . .O'Clo:k on the said Friday she.2.Sth instant, near unless the Person who Makes the Tender, or some l'irson G.At I his 6,-huif, a}tinds, to answer,' when called foe. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Arra 4, 1805. • HE CO IV MISSIONERS for VICTUALLING • 7715 .3.1,-I . 7ES7'Y's . NA l`l' do hereby give Notice, 7 . 140 an Th4rsday die scll ;avant 111 r. IV. Reeks, their Agent a: Pvrtino7:::ll), will 5e sea j• to reasive Tenders, in Writing ed and treat for rifeeca Qratters ej Ciase. AMIiER MALT, to he at/Awe:able:9 Sample to Getroeinced at the time Cintr:iFi ;• to ie delive,d into Ills AL:testy': 81:ezt , ..h0..:1e at Wervel'in 07C in;:nth ; to he tail . 10 Gy Bills, tayble, niaety days alter da!e., The Conditions of tie Contra `7 rtqy e seen ti• log to Aft. Reeks, aforesaid, No regard will he bad to a'zy Tender, in whirl, the Price 'bat! 001 hr inserted in words.atlellgth, or that shall not he dell-Jere,' Itefore Twelve o'Clock on the said Tharsdqy the loth . inst.zw, - nor unless the Person•who snakes the'render, on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. - ELEGANT TOWN RESIDENCE. TO BE LETT, Beady Furnished, and may Ix?. eli tered on immediately, a most noble and truly desirable. MANSION; in a very eligible Situation, and fit for the re ception of a Nobleman,or a Family of the first Distinaion ; Coach-houses, Stables, and other appropriate Offices. May be viewed by Tickets, and Partieukrs had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. TO SHIP AND BOAT-BUILDERS,. BROADSTAI RS. ISLE OF THANET.. • To be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Breadstaiq, in the Isle of Thanet, on:Monday and Tueiiday, the I.lth and igth instant, by Order - of the Assignees of THOMAS WHITE, Ship and Boat-builder, a Bankrupt, ALL the Valuable STOCK, consisting of 320 Lots of Oak Timber and Planks, Fir Timher'ditto, Plank ditto, Deals, Trunnels, Wedges, and sundry Utensils; the Sale each Day to begin at Ten o' C lock. Catalogues to be had at the Rose Inn, Broadstairs ; King's Head, Ramsgate; New inn, Sandwich ; Royal Oak, Dover ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Royal Oak, Deal ; King's IleAo, Margate ; and further particulars may be known by apply ing to Mr. Richard Collard, Broadstairs, Auctioneer. Mrs. BUTLER'S NEW NOVEL. • • just published, NTENS ENS HON ; or, LOVE's MAZES. V I n'Three VoluMes, ,price iss. sewed. Sold by 11. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ;• and Lloyd, Harley-street. This Day were published, price is. 6d. bound, . MHE ELEMENTS of the LATIN TONGUE. 1 with all the Rules in English, for the more ready lin: provement of Youth, Second Edition, improved and corrected. By the Rev. ROBERT A RMSTRON G Londoit : Printed for I. Mawman, No. 22, Poultry. This Book has met with general approbation, both of the learned, and most of those in the profession, who were not :n the habit of using the old Grammars in Latina There is y great convcaiehce, that this maybe introduced where any other Grariamor has been made use of, without any interrup tion to the plan of Education, and will save the halt of the .time usually spent' in :aciluiting .a thorough knowledge of .Grammar. This Editiorvis altered a little in form, not the least in substance: Reviewers have likewise sr k e4 „e this Hook with the riniSt7decided - a=i,trosatioN, the Digristarits of tile:CW.l'mb, : • w. I ~m ot' , `~.~, 1~ ~ ,..a ~= i