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110 , • T ( ^ NITAIBER 4275.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, May 29, will . be performed • • THE BUSY BODY. 4 14-uplot, Mr. BANNISTER; Miranda, Miss DUNCAN. WITH • FORTY Tr-lIEVES. The Chataders by • Mr. WORMER, Mr BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H.SIDDONS, mr. Dg CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. , BLAND, Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, &c. . Boxes 6s; Second Price 35.—Pitls. 6d - . Second Price 2s. Gallery is. Second Price IS.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—Nb Money to be returned.': • Pisces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the 530x-Otlice in Little Russell-street. The Doors will be opened at Half. past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. SECOND TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, COVk:NT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENTIVO, May,M3, will be - performed ' EDGAR; • .. • . Or. C ALEDONIAN FEUDS. '• .• The principal Charaaers-by • Miss SMI 111. Mr, POPE, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. CHAPMAN, Miss •BRUNTON; Mrs: H. 101-INSTON., Mrs. HUMPHRIES. The Epilogue to be spoken by Miss SMITH:, WITH.. , THE FARMER. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box ()Ince In Hart-street. The , Doors to be opened at half•past Five, and begin at half past Six. On Saturday, The Busy Body ; with The Positive Man. STATE LOTTERY. •• TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First drawn Ticket NEXT -FRIDAY, being. the FIFTH DAY of Driwing. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR the First-drawn Ticket NEXT FRIDAY , May 30, being the FIFTH DAY of Drawing. TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS to the First drawn Ticket on the SIXTH DAY, lune 4. ' • The above CAPITALS are allotted to the-First-drawn Tickets, independent of any of the other numerous Prizes which may happen to be drawn against them. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, are sell ing by SWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry. FRIDAY NEXT, Tti'VElc , THOUSAND POUNDS is allotted to the First-drawn Ticket, being the FIFTH DAY of Drawing. The TICKT - S and SHARES continue on Sale at the Offices corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the Kinp Mews Charing-cross; where No. 16,252, a Plize of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, the First Day, 'and No. 21,682, a Prize of ONE THOUSAND and TWENTY-ONE POUNDS, the Third Day of the present State Lottery, were both sold in a Quarter, an Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ALBION FIRE and . LIFE OFFICE, _ _ May 20, 1.896. IHE BIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY beg leave tomtit the attention of the Public to the numerous and important advantageS afforded by this - F stablishrnent.'both with resped to Insurances from Fire and on Lives.. The Diredors have determined to omit no improvement of wbich such An I rbti tution is capable. ; and they feel urged to every possible ellOrt for the public accommodation, by the' high degree of en.. couragement with which the Company 'has hitherto been honoured. Printed ParticularS are delivered. free of ex-pence, at the Company's House, in 'Change- Alley, Cornhill. Attendance, daily, from Nine to Four. ey Order ofthe toard, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. 4, „* A large Commission.-allowecl on Life Insurance ; and ro charge made for Policies in any case. A CAUTION TO FAMILIE§. rr HE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the superior Excellence othis ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES .for-.FISIi SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. I OfiN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such impositions, as several People travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers', &c. an ex tra large profit to vend the' spurious kind : they areparti cularly requested ro ask for Bußetss's, and to observe none is genuine but • what: have these words upon. the Label-, lohn Burgess and Son's Original and .Superior Essence of Anchovies." . Warehouse, No. tO7, Strand, corner , ' of the Savoy Steps; London. NEW MEDICINE ACT. NEWBERY. and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's j: • Chur c h -yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. l ames's Powder and'other valuable Preparations, inforM the Publie, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties,.the Price of that Medicine will be in. future 2S, 9d. per Packet, or 11. Ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Com missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, ill which the words, " F. Newbery , No. 45,- St. Paul's," are engraved, and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. • . - Th e f o llowing•are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al lowed the Stamps gratis. s. d. . Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative i 9 Do. iq a Bottle - 24 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate. 1)0. - Analeptic Pills .. 4 6 . .Pills - 4 ‘„ Do. large Box - 24 o • Freake'sTinft.of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc • 2 6 Dr..Huxham's ditto 2 o Do. Convulsion Oil =z 6 Tonic-Pills - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops . 2' 6 . English Coffee • - 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops t, q Dr. Hooper's Pills Do. -Paregoric Lozenges 4 Grant's'Drops 16 Angibaud's Blois ditto - 1 _ ti.-lriglish's.Scots Pills i o Essenceofeohstbot .3 6 . Henry's M ignesia 2 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 . 6 "'Norton's Drops - 6 Cephalic Snuff. - o '4-..Spilsbury's Drops • - joifes's Rheum. Tinft. .3 : 6 Dr..-Soland , r's Tea 2. 9 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 -.C;reenough's Tincture i si Essenceof Peppermint 1 - Do. Tolu Lozenges. t • "Glas's Magnesia - 3•6 'Essence of Ginger 2 N. B. As many.Per.SPAS, :Particularly Messengers, mis take the House .of.Mes§rs:Ncwbery, they think it necessary to point out, that A is at the East End of St. Paul's, four Doors from Chzapside, with these words inscribed on the Fronts ." , ONLY WAREHOUSI' FOR DR. livigLs•brow•DEß." -. • . • • . . . • • .• • $. d. m ir _IL A... 1 . , -, NVVigitifik, 4 :5.,-1; , -4•!:47. 7 4 1 . .„ .. -.... ,. .. z ; :..?! .•4,ei- s ts); , ,/1:11 , ,__ 7.4 . ,:7 , f.,_ A tit ‘ s, t-T--.:. , ,, , -.7.1 .: -:-. *i..!%- -r. - ' tr ' ' e;' , -,11,,, - 44,47104Ak\*. irir '' . . IVE D S Y, -- 181Ay zB, 1806. BROUGHT D(WN TO THE PRESENT TIME. This Day was published, either in One or Two Volumes, price t4s. in hoards, including the Arm: of the Peers, and the Ordets olKnighthOod, KEARSLEY's PEERAGE OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, containing an Ac count of the Origin, Honours, Marriages and Issue of the Nobility; a List of all their Family Names, Titles of Elder Sons, and Translation of their Mottos. 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By EDWARD RUSHTON, of , Liverpool. • Seeral 'of these Poems display evident marks of genius, and exhibit undoubted proofs of a heart warmed with Anti-laeobin Review, March, 1806. • Mr. Rushton has the praise of having written the popular and pathetic Ballad the' Negleded Tar.' His POems of the light kind have considerable merit ; the Verses to the Me mory of Burns are , tlie best in the Collection. They are uni tormly good, and are worthy of the subjedt.—Critical Res view, April, 1806. Printed for and sold - by T. Ostell, No. 3; Ave Maria-lane: Where may be had, The Rustic, a Poem, in Four Cants, by Ewan Clark, neatly printed in . sinall otter°, price 35. 6d. boards. For a Review of the , WOrk. see Literary journal for March, 1806. • • • • This• Day was• published, Iri Two Volumes 121110. price 95. in boards, VIRTUE AND • VICE': . a Novel. By W.: H. RAYN E R. Of ttie Work before us, without any particular panegyric on the Author, we may speak in very flattering terms. 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Pian of the Work: Every Number will contain a. com plete Play ; and each will include the Biography et - the Au thor, and a Critique on the merits and demerits of the Piece, by R Cumberland, Esq. whose numefotis and,excelleni dra matic Productions sufficiently proclaim his competency . to • pertOrtn . the task. " • • • The Cheap Editibn (price is.) will be printed on very good Paper ; and every Number will contain a• Portrait of a vet hornier, taken train lite, habired in tne dress of the charaeter, assumed. I n many respeCts this Edition will claim . Advan. - tages above other contemporary Works at the same price. • The Superior' . Edition. (pike is. 6d.) witi be prided on a woveVelium Paper, glazed and hot-pressed, and ad.intionally embellished with a Vignette Scenic Representation ; -- so that every Number of this Edition will contain'two Prints, work. 'edolfin the manner of proofs. The embellishments wit Lbe taken-. irons the Paintings of the tirst Artists in the kingdom, and executed by Engravers'of no less celebrity. It is the intention of the Proprietor to comprise the Work in tis . Numbers, to seled only thoseot acknowledged worth, and such as keep possession of the Stage. *,,* Those Readers who wish to be in immediate•posseS sion of a Collection of the most approved Plays, and who disregard the Critiques, the Biography at the respective Au thors, or the Plates, may be accommodated with an Edition without these advantages, at Half . the Price of the above Work, intitled The British Theatre. C heap Editiohonly bd. each Play ; superior . Edition od. each Play: A' List of winch may be procuio at any of the Booksellers. London : Printed for C. Cooke, •17, Paternoster -row and sold-by all the booksellegs in the United KingdOni. AN ADDRESS OF. REAL IMPORTANCE. . EVERY Lover of their Country , ,and Friend to Humanity, must learn with regret the awful ravages made by the jfELLOW FEVER among the unfortunate :Inhabitants of our Western islands ; influenced by "the most anxious concern to preserve the Lives of '•those compelled to brave its direful contagion, the Proprietor of Dr. NORRI S's DROPS solicits the serious attention'of the Public. In pronouncing this Medicine to be 4 certain Cure even in the worst cases, an Appeal is made to the testimony of long . ex- - periente ; near half a century. it has stood an unrivalled spe cific for every species of Fever, particularly Putrid Cases, in which its pOwerful, yet benign virtues, have prevailed in the expeCted hour of dissolution ! As no Bottle even for - Exportation can be sold without a Stamp, the possibility of imposing a Counterfeit on the Pur chaser is prevented, the Genuine having the Name of " Tho mas Norris Moore" engraved thereon, by favour of Govern ment. The Family Bottle '22S. •to be had only at the DoCior's House, No. 2 - 9, Lower Brook street, where Orders for Ex . portation are daily executed. Smaller Bottlep at t is.- and as. gd. sold, wholesale and ietail, by Messrs. Baton and Cn. 150, Oxforthstreet, and 'where likewise is sold Dr.' Norris's Anti-bilious Pills, 25. 90. the Box. dein. *,,,* The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Nagle of it. johtmon ioetted on it. .D HEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty • Affec tions,'with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or tly . - I ing Pains,- Flatulency, indigestion, and general Debility, .1 Qriginating in whatever source, are relieved and - frequently ' cured' by .WIIITEHErID's ESSENCE of MUSTARD. PILLS after every other • Means had failed. . , The Fluid Essence bf Mustard, used with the Pills in those Complaints wheri necessary, is perhaps the most ac- ! tive, penetrating, and •effedual Remedy in the World, gene..." rally curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in less than half the tithe usually taken by any. other Liniment or linbroca- t tion ; and; if used immediately after any . - accident, it pre_ vents the part turning. black. Chilblains it prevents from l breaking, and instantly 'removes their tormenting itchdng. Prepared - only, and sold by R. It)HNSTON, A pot hecary, Greek.sircet, Soho, London, at as. 9d. each Boif or Bottle ; and by every Medicine Vender in the Uniten Kind ; , .0.-_,..irm 7 ,••••• - , .., 10. ....‘„ t pr, ~ - -:',:-,: '.l -"z1: • ;4,t4rii-I1;' Ps4:l;:.'. ~,,, :, , - ._..,.,!=-,- •:.:f ~..,../-,.i2,, ,;4,:/,-.i, ... '...-- ,--3,V4 il.!' • ~- ..„......., .. . , . -.-.. At . = • ' ....t t,:!_•.,..., ~,,,,.... • , LPRICE SIXPENCE, . , OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 26, ISIS, THE PI iArCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil yESTri: ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That r i.. ) ; will bo ready to receive Proposals at their Office in. St. lila, garet *Soya, Westminster, on or before the 7th of Junenext,fi m ouch Persoizt who may be capable and will'ng to undertakr: Corntruaion of certain BUILDINGS which i: is intended. to erect at Colchester Jar the Ordnance Department, conformably to a Plan and Elevation which may be seen at the Office en any d,y between the kours'of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Proposals to specify the Prices of etch 'description of k to be included in the Buildings • also the time in which the Ilia shall be completed under a Penalty, and the nature of the Securiy to be given, in case 4 the.non-per . formance of the Contraa„ - • Proposalesealed up, and superscribed " Proposals for construfi. ing Buildings for the Ordnance Department at Colch:ster," to e delivered at the Sfcretsvy's Office, :;t. eet minoter, on or before the 7 115 day of June next, but no iropoJa 4 will be received after that day. By Order of tße Board, , • 1 , 1 11. CRZlP,..Seeretacr. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE LETT, and entered upon immediately, completely furnished, for a Term of Yea. s, or a short r period, an excellent FAMILY HQIIS ut ate .Entrance-hall, good Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-rooms, .five best Bed,romns, two_ Attics, and four Servants'-rooms, Kitchen, Brew-house, Under-ground-cellar, and every other requisite and etaivenielit Mice: Also double Coach-hottsti, Stabling for 12 Horses, large Ga; . den, and any quantity of Pasture Land, not exceeding 4 , ) Acres. - The House is . situate in centre of 'the- I sle t f.Wrght, about three Miles'froui Newperr. For other Particular:, •irqiiire (it by Letter, post paid) of Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, CAPITAL, CHOICE, Atsii)SINGIMAKI,Y VALUA- B: E TO BE-SOLD BY AyeTioN, 13, Mr. CIiIIISTIE, At his Great Ey:out, in Pati-Mlii, 011 Tuesday, June the 3d, at Tweivoi,'Clock, THE VALUABLE CELLAR of CAPITAL and cum CE •WI N ES of the very finest Quality and Fa vour, of a DISTINGUISHED PERSONAGE, lately de ceased consisting of matchless i'ort, E3St- India Ma deira, Sherry,' Red and White Champagne, Red Clar , •ts, Chateau Margo:, Lalefe, and Lat Our ; White Clarets . , ea;led Vins de,Sauterne, de 4rave\ and Barsac ; a small Quantity' of Old }lock (too .yearS e4d)•,- Red Consantia, unegiralied ; and other curious and rare \Vint's. • Samples may in the mean time be had in Pall-Mall. WA RWICI.Si-11.1t E. A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENT : Cf:, with'll,llLL and FARMS Contiguous. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMost Eli g ible - ER E EHOLD ESTAT in the Viliage of Alveston, about 2 miles fromStrat fbrd-upein-Avon, in the Countrof War Wick (cOinprising handsome modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon tne Bank of the Avon, in, the•centre of-a Padlock of . abOat ":4 Acres, on a slight - elevation, which renders-it perfealy dry in all-seasons, with convenient Office's, FOi-ponn, Ceaehhouse, and. Stables, all in - "repair -;• a Mca. •tusy- ~crag, aCorn_iniii on the i sir A ton the Mansion, ACICS ut nic.uiw Land, in sever,n, pieces, adjoining ; a Cottac ; e r and roar Acres of Land planted with Osiers ; the Fishery of part of the River A vo.i and two capital and well proportioned Farina, onsistirig near 7Qo Acres of excellent. arable and 'wadi) Land. of the Farms is at an easy 'distance front tine Mansion, and"ti, other in a more remote part, of the Parish 13oth or the.n have been inclosed about '3O years, and are tenanted by. r,:- speaable Eiu'iners. • 'The Village of Alveston, Alirted on its NOrth and WeAt:. ernsides by the River Avon,'. is situated in a pleasant and healthy part of the County of liar . .‘iek, and in the centre Mr. CoThet's limit : the Neighbouilibud is-gente,J,•and from the cxeellencebf the Roads, and the . cleanness"!uid supeiis: quality of the Soil, this Mansion and its -Demesnes Lk:Mt every advantage desirable for the residence of ,a genteel Family. • • 7 The'Mill and Farms are on Lease. ' ..1 To actommodate' Put - chasers, the Mansitm House. Dc. mesne, Lands, Mill, and nearest Farm, will be sold separatz- ly. For further particulars, and to-,treat kir the purchase, apply by letter, post...paid) , to Messrs. Wyatt, Sokcitors, Strat. turd-upon-A Von: A.: ROMA= SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the•Ori- L ginal• Invention - of Mr. Henry, and brougitt. by fat; successive Improvements to the highest perfeCtion), •is • pared and .sold. by THOMAS and W I LLIAM HEN-RV, Cheinistis, Manchester. • This agreeable ,perturped Liquor, which is cod:posed :of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasalit . Aromatics and efficacous •Antiseptics, may be kept. paired in any Climate, and for any period, of time. Its-pini,. gent Odtiur renders it extremely grateful • and salutary in Head Aehs; Paintings, and in all places of public resm ;as Theatres, Courts of J ustice, &c.)as it counterads the bad er.. felts of heated and foul air,' and is the best antidote against the in feet ion of all Contagious, Diseases. As there arc various spurious Imitations, under the same and similar names, someot which are injuriously represented as improvements, the Public are requested to observe, thA ' the names of Thomas and William Henry, Manchester, i are engrtived on each Stamp, to counterfeit which s a capital • felony. The. Aromittic Spirit of Vinegar, price 23. 9d. (Stamp in, eluded) is sold wholesale and retail, by Bayley - and No. 5. Cockspitr-street (the only Agents in London authoris. ed by the Proprietors), where may be had, Sponge Boxes .of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrystal, &c. Also, HEN RY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, 'in Bottles, at 2S. 6d. and larger, with glass Stoppers, at 45. each; their names being on the Stamps. AN IMPORTANT' DISCOVERY. IV/IESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, ,baring fOr a long series of years .made the V N ERE.: L DISEASE the particular objed of their investigation, :ire now enabled to announce thediscovery of a MedicineSuprior tialercury in the cure of that disease. It is at present int. ficient.for teem to observe, -that •its effects are diametrieally opposite to those of Mercury, for though it cc-Aplete t ly era - 4 dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed sf:ages. yet it does not in the least injure the .Constitution, -or,alrep the complexion; on the contrary, it renovates the system in All its natural fundions, .promotes Appetitb, and faciiitares . digestion. .Numberless instances are on recent record: o f the superior•efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent 'and specific virtues wing as a perpetual correthyc to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal ante illiett pleasure, or from the inure insidious though not less destruc tive indulgence in a -certain perniciottS habit. Amidst the .melancholy variety oldisorders which are 'the consequenc e or this- solitary vice, there are none more 011ie - ling thait those - deticienCies and debilities that prevent or •embitterthe matri .nionial state. The wretched sufferer brooctsover his mis To r-tunes; ashamed to seek relief till it has brought him to Such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To those un happy persons it will be a consoling reidedion to know that •:th..l may now, by a new and- ir. tidlible mode of treatment, - be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong,. • manly, and vigorous Constitution. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted :- hy•patient;: of either sex, at their Hails; No. 107, Hatton Garden, pers on _ ally, or by Letter (post-paid) incloing a Bank Note, wit , n titre necessary' Advice and. Medicines will - be given or' sent to any part •of the Kingdom: Patients in the country ate rd „. quested to state-their age and gral mode of living,. • • . N. 1C.71 HattinlGAr4ell. w