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Nustrated with nine lqaps.intA 'Plates, Price to Subscribers rl. is. or on, line Paper, colon tett Maps; il.►is, 6d.. Second Edition, tobe completed in 16 Parts,•torinink4 large Volumes Folio, dedicated, by •perniission, to the King, Part I. of BRITANXIA of ; A_ Description of thO ioc ris Kingdoms Of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the Islands:adjacent, from the earliest Antiquity. By WILLIAM CAMDEN. Enlarged by the latest Discoveries by, RICH. GOUGW :PrintecPtor john Stockdale, tf,:.l" A List of the Subscribers will be printed. • OFFICE OS OR DAVANCE; THE HONEY MOON: •-• Duke,.ELLISTON ; jaqtzrz, 'Mr. DC) WTON. I uliana, Miss DUNCAN . ; Violante, i\liss NI EL4ON. . %mit 'rize of Z . 2.5.,000 - is - 2 - Zo,ooo - - 40,0 a .2 - 10,000 - 2o r coo 3 - - - 5000 - 15,r_00 .1000 - - - 16,0t0 10 - - 500 17.0 - - - - 100 . 2060 56 scr 260 b 6zoo - 21 :1 orcL .to„1806. . • • rTIHE ARINCIP4L -OFFICERS of in'S yeS 08.q,1V4iV(...t do AI-rely:eve 'Notice,. That Pro. `posah qOtt! he 'received .a! *their (44%-t lifiohwe ! Plea. IV?stminster, on or . befoJir .110n.../aythe 24th? ln,tunt,p?nrtsco . Per sons may 1.-a\zeratn:g.t nn:lertaiethe .Siti;p4; cf 1 , 1,8 4 x -e far gi c Ordnance f-Lrrec ;rationed iii igefllowir..l.lititias' North Britain, Northern.. Yorkshire,• . • :Eastern, excittsivet: Warle; Stiuthern, • Solitit.wea—PuitsinOilth; isle of Lr igl t, . and Christ. church. tVegtern. • .tifoolwiefl,. with its Pepenclericlis. Waricy, Chatham * and Mary.,le-lione. Liverpool. • .fir 4 perio.i .f six Months, ,froth the tit of if,tril toniltbe 36•1 gitleynb`Ar - ?te.‘t. 2 - 4& 1' age to be furntiint in Rictio;is to con tist cf SQLDIER's :RETURN • THE Or, WHAT CAN BEAU CY DO i A DANCE incidental to the Piece:-.-in'which will be intro- Auced a favourite Hornpipe, by Miss C. Bristow. • Boxes 6s: - Second Price 3s.‘--Pit 35. 6r(. SeCond Price 25. Gallery 2.5. -Second Pricers.—Upper .Gallery is. Second Trice 6d - .:--No Money to be'returned. , , , Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russill-street. ThePoors Ival be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play 'begin at Half-paa Six. On Monday,, The Travellers ; with The Apprentice. 11 - I.I?AME ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO- MORROW EVENING, Marcb22.;lvill be • -perfotTned' oitooNoKo. Orm noko, Niasczr IigTTY ; A bi,an, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; Covc.rtior, . Mr- .Ml/ R.A.Y ; Imo.nda l Miss SMITH. ,WJTH • .FLY BY NIGHT ; Or, LOW(; STORIES. The P:ologue to be spbken.by.Mr. FANG TT. The . Chareters by, Mr# MtiliDEN„Mr. BRUNTON,. Mr.. FARLEY, - "Mr. SI &WON DS, Mr. BLANCHARD, . • • '. FANCETT, Mr.'LISTON Mrs. DAVENPORT, MisS LESERY•Ei. Mis TYR Elt,, Sce: • • • Foxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery is. Upper,Gallefy Plata for the Boxii to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. The Doors to bqopened at halt past BSC, and begin at hilt past Six. . ) .On Monday, The Mountaineers; o.6hvian, :ICcm tie ; Zoraida, by a Young Lady, being her first ,appearance .on the Stage. %Vial We - Fly by Night. • ' TTALIA.I3 TUEROSE ROOTS,'just arrived, ;1.. are now on Sale, as usual, at i3A KT 0 VALI E's, it, 3-!ay-market, St. , jameses. • To the F R ErE HO I:,DE RS of-the County of IN VE ESS.- ' GEKTIAtviEtv, ITake;the earliest Opportunity of anno;ancing. to you My:lntention of altering mYsella Candidate,to repre sent the Coutay of loverness in the of a Dissolution of Parliamcnt, or upon the first Vacancy, and to solicit the `;HOhotirOf your Votes-and Interest upon [ha,: occasion - . • Should I be so fortunate as to attain thellottour to which ,T aspire, it shall be nty Endeavour, by 4 reprd to your inter ' est,.and a fait'itfui dischare. of my Trust, to prove myself scot unworthy thedistlnguished Favour. conferred upon me. 1 have. the Honour ,to-be, - . Your most . .dvtitett hum Servant. Edinburgh,: • ARCI-I. MACDONALD. Kiich 17, tBo6. - • INSTRUCTION. T a SCHOOL a • T‘v•Miles from Lo4don, e mimber of Pupils are admitted lee Thirty-five `t;cineas per Anniait,r, ,tind Two' Guineas entranLe, fdi.which they are faLight every requisite -necesSary for yomfg'-Gentle , aien.to know, and. ate,supplied ; with all kinds of Books ;. and as ocular 'demonstration' will .ever be more satisfagory than awl thing'aqiowe - ry AdyertiSernent ears set forth, Specimens sof - Writing, Arithmetic, Wia.theinatiCs,, Drawing, Book-keep ing; &c. %vil I be, produced.—Leiters addressed (post paid) V. W, left at the Bar of the Salop-jar, Colie9-hpuse, Charing liarepgedy attention. ' • • • ' ' N. 8.. Such.ns apply irtfaviitir-of Youths froin the East and West Indies will be, ex petted to depoUt - a, rea,:enabie Sum - of Money in the Tutor's hands, or to furnish some responsihie -Person in Larindon to guarantee the Payinznt of the Bills half , yearly. . • Two Guineas extrafer.such as remain,the Vacation. .tITCHEN- FURNYII.3IIE, 'LAMP; ai,il WAR CHO VS - E., No. in, two Doors Stout St, I.sunstan's C !lurch, • F leet- stree t. ' A RNULD • FINCHETT-.r(..-spe6tfully- begs leave • 173 1 , to inform the Nobility, Gentrv, &e. that they may be - :upplied at the above tVareliouse with every Article. of the best double 13 . lot.1; Tin, Copper, or I ton 'Kitchen Furniture. • 'Complete' Sets of double'. Block Tin Kitchen . I urniture,. 21. S. or any part may be had Separale, if required ' • portable t Roasting lacks, with RefleCting•Screens, calculated for sinall Families or Country Residences; pertable Cottage - Ovens, that May be used over any Stove or common fire . ; Sets• of 41•Ouble Block Tin Dish Covers ; a genteel assortment of real Pontipool and Bronzed 'Tea and Coffee Urns, elegantly mourned, and of the• newest pattetns ;.: fine • japanned Tea- Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies, Platc Warmers, Coffee &c. •in Pontipool, and other ornamental japan ; an .elegant assortment of fine plated.' articleS, with silver edges'; ~Kitchen Ranges, Register, Pantheon, and Forest Stoves ; great variety, o f--'Fable Knives; • telly MOuids, C-hamber Bathing Machines,,' Conjurors, or Kitchens, cal txillated forpitidure 'parti4:g - ; .Phosphorus Tinder Boxes' and Matches, -Hearing T ruin ptts to assist deaf persons; a large assortment of _Hall, .I..anterns, and, Patent Lamps tor -stair- - sidebnards;•cOunting-houSeS,'reading-ehanibers, ware .lieuses, and various o;thet purposes . . Genuine Sperffidecti Oil. • . . . . . :IVOR Travellitig . and .Domestic Use,' for Official and cominckci.it, and for . txportation, at KoS. and 54, St. Paul's Church-yard - -, GAIMES's 'PORTABLE, -handy. ter'the Chaises, tic. With every .Desideratuin * . L.ler Writing and Dressing, and with ,or without his Copying _)lachine. He has also Repositories, with Instruments of great variety and bc.iuty. Pocket 'Commodes . for Gentlemen Coiica've Razors warranted,• and StrOs sreially ripared. Medicine Citits of ingenious coustruttion; and, kir .Ladies, Dcsks Of ornamental Woods, with .a.ippropriate `'.(t.pparatus. rill his own'mahnfaaure. • At liireign Nlarkets . :they f!iodtice a gOod profit . His Counting - house ' Copying jdaclitrie is fitted in Furniture suitable for.Metchants, for Public Offices,. Libraries, and Studies. • real JAPAN BLAC&ING made by DAY, 11 , and MARTIN: • This invaluable Composition, v , ith f the usual labour, producer.' the most brilliant jet black ..ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Linen, is pettedly free from Nu un pleasant smell, .:td will retain itg vittites in any climate. ,Sold, whole Sale, by Day and Martin, at the Manufadiarv, Igo. 97, High Holborn; retail byF.. Day, No. 7, TaV:stock- Atreet, Covent-garden; W. Day, No:F. s II _5; _waow-strect ; .Axt;ll, NO. 1, Finch-lane ; ,and" by the principal Bdot- Anakers, Perfumers, and Gilinen . ,, in the .letropolis; anti i~ ~.every,town thmighout the 14iitej IS in. l idorn, in Stone Bottles, 6 price is. - each. - • ARMY•AND ,NAVN EQUII.'4qE. • -riridE PATENT.. CAMP BEDSTEADS, Firpi 'll-Airtcomplete, arc • tore, Mattrasses, ant ..cic fully recommended to Centlemen,,as being the most portable *;and superior to any others merle in Londun ; MarqueeS, .Tents ' Tables and Chairs, pn improved principles ; Sea Cots, Salt Beds, and Chairs, for en Board Sitip ; Musquitto Net Furnirure, and Parent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for Eist :And WeSt all Foreign Clnuates, at . • • i‘ 7 l LIG A N ami SAN Dr: tis's Patentlled*ad ill;mutadtory and Ware—Rooms, - _ NOS. 16 and 17, eztherine:street, Strand: Morg - in and. SaMers's New-invented Imperial Dining tAbles, allowed to be the must complete and t iegant set of :7•Taisles ever yet id . efit.e.d, ate very poltai>le, packing in a Box .. , tit ten t.nclics, deep. N. B. The Eeshiol;able. Sol;:-b.;,.1 and chair-DO' Ware. 4u:ie. 25,12,-Lo Tickets ,c 2 50 ,000 • Five First-drawn Tickets, zst Day k 1,000. each £ 5 OOO . -Vive First-drawn Tickets, 3'd' (Yak i.po. each 500. First-drawn - - 4th Day - - 10,00. Ditto - - sal Day - • - •_-Ditto - 6th Day' 25,000 . Price of a Ticket - - i 9 18 o. 'Half - ;C r° 2o I Eighth' ---•,C2 12, o Quarter - - 5 2 o I Sixteenth - 1 6 e - T 1 CK ETS and - SHARES are on Sale at all' the Licenced Lottery:Offices. . \ r4 ~R NEW Lovrti RY CWIFT and Co. No.:. it; Poultty, solicit ,the Attention of the: Public' to the Scheme of the 'JEW ...STATE, LOI TERY, which will .begin Drawing. on the rith of May. It contains only 25,00 a Tickets instead of -30,0c0, usual at this period of the'Year,-and will be fottnd more acivantz . igeous for Adventurßrs than the Schemes of the late Lotteries, having Upwardsot One'Tlionsand Prizes.more ,than the last, and. One .flundred and 'Seventeen Prizes more than the preceding May 'Lottery, "which consisted of 30,0c0 tickets... Thetighest Prize is 25,09c1. and the lowest ztl. Schemes at large.gratis. NE LSON's YICTOA I ES. The following Engravings are now just published, corn niemorattve oflh. 'Llte, • Death, and, Exploits of Lord Viscount N E LSO N,,by EDWARD_ 0 RNIE, Bond-street:: A N HISTORICAL E GRAVING, represeilf.-- JA., ing, Lord .N G LSONI boarding two Spanish Ships, the 14th of Febnialy, 1 797, price zit. A - ditto, wliett he was wounded in the Head, at the Battle _of the Nile, price zis. - A ditto, of his Death, at the gattle of Trafalgar, which is .publiShing by Subscription, ,anti will be finished ; in July, price 215. A - large Engraving, from. Mrs.. Darner's, Bust, price 73.; 6tl. .Ditto, the Cabin Scene, with a corred Plan of the Battle of Tiafalgar, price ss. ; • -- A Ditto, when a Boy, chasing a Bear for a . day,and a night upon., the Ice, price -- 2s. 6d, ' • ' . A Small Portrait of Ditto, price 2s. A Corred View of the Funeral Procession by Water, co . lOured, price' 6d. A ditto, ditto, by Land, price ss. , A ditto, of tht Funeral Car, price Is. is. - 6a... A ditto, of the last Public .Ceremony performed on thit gteat tier6's Remains in the interior of'St. Paul's Cathedral, priee 7s. 6d. coloured. ; • • ; A Tribute to his Memory, by Mr. Fitzgerald, price is, 54,. Bond-street, corner' ' • •• • , of Brook-street. FAC-SIMILE of the HAND-WRITING of4UNIUS, Witha new Edition of his Letters.. of the, Plan originally • suggestecilaY the Autiwr to the late Mrl S. WoodtaTh IA. ,wopDFALL, in consequence ,of the re .L 1. cent Decease of his late Much-respected •Eaxher, has -become possessed of the. Copy from which the genuine Edi tion of JUNI US's LETTERS. was printed, , together with a great number of Private 'Letters, written to Mr. H. S. Woodfall,•from the same Author, illustrative of his_personal charaaer and.many of his Objets in writing and publishing i,hese•celebrated Lettet.i. • • Mr. Woodfall proposes immediately to print a new Edi tion Of -these Much-admired Letters, oh the Plan at - first pro pi)sedby the. 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Containing. not_ only an Account of what Work is. necessary 'to be clone in the Kttchen-and Fruit-Garden,* Pleasure- Ground, Flower-Garden, 'and Shrubbery, Nursery, Green- House, and.Hot-Tiouse, for every Month ia the Year, but also aMple Pradical Diredions for' performing the said Work; explaining the - Method of propyafing and rising the diffe rent sorts of Plants, 'Flowers, •Trees.:&c. With complete Diredions tbr Forcing the .dZerent kinds of choice Plants, Flowers, and Fruits to early Perfection, in, Hotrlieds,.ljot -HouseS, Hot- Walls; Forting- Frarries',* - Foreing.ilioues,Vine. tics, &c. Also. particular Diredions. relative to Soil and Situation. And to the whole are - now added, verrconsider _ably improved, and, greatly enlarged, complete Classical Lists of Kitchen:-Garden . Plants, Fruit, Forest,. and Orna : mental Trees, • Flowering .Shrubs,'E-yvrtreens, &c. Pe `PHOMAS MAW Gardenento His Grace the DiLke of Leeds; . . 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The'centleman who had undertaken a similar Work,.un der the'saliction of Earl Nelson, and kid : made some progress in it, has desisted, fromonotives of respeet ' 1i Enibellinnents Will consist of a -variety of elegant •EngravingS, viz. Historical Designs, Portraits, Plans and Vicws.of Battles, alit& Vignettes, from original Paintings by Benjamin West, Esq. R. A. the late Mr. - Abbot, Richard Westail, 'R. A. and Nkhblas Pocock, EsquireS; engr.iyed by fames Heath, Esq, Historical. Engraver to His Majesty - ;air. Fittler, and other eminent Artists. . _ It is hoped that the Work may be ready for Publication early in the enstiiii4Year, in one Quarro.Vbi u rue of the largest size, printed bf Beasley,' on the finest , E lephant Driwing Paptr. 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SLottisit • .Biographioal Dictionary ; _containing a Short Account of the Lives .and things of the most eminent Persons, . Natives of Scotland. •• Price ss. in boards. - . - • This Day was published, price is, 64. r),UTLINES of a PLAN fbr the ; GENEIV.I. REFORM ofthe BRITISH I..AND FORCES.' By the Ken t Brig. Cen. S rEArRT, 95th Reg. rrinted for T. 4erton, 141.1itary Library, FOR THE GOUT, RIIEUMATISNIS, CONSUMP_ TIONS, SCROPRULA, 'CANCERS, AND OTHER M.SORDE.R.S. - TEili REV..i.V.•AILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC; OR, .41. T ERA !IV E POWDER. erl-11 Inventor of this Medicine, forimrly a Stu.* -dent in at Clasbo . ,v, is induced toolt;:r . t% Public an efficacious Remedy tot 'the shoot, as well is tot • many Diseases deemed incurable. It has been extensively .used in:lreland for several Yeats, And, its salutary E fleas ate produced in a safe and.casy manner, with very tittle sensible . operation.—llya mixing with tWe'llonii and 'juices, it applies itself to the seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by slow degrees from its alters;iv4 and hialing qualities. Ira Consumptions it . wil4- . generally succeed in the two first stages, and often even in the last. In the Scrophola, or Evil, if used ear-iv, • the Cure Will he-speedyi and the ul cerated Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue the Patient even after mural symprotns had appeared. But Persons ailiidecl with Gout; Rheumatisins, Cancers, anti with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would ch., well to peruse The philosnphv'a etirsic," , written by the Inventor (to 'he had At Paternoster-low, ,pr.ot.the Venders isf this Medicine); 'in which its extraordma6 Efficacy teal be ' shewn in various instances. ` This Powder does nut contain _any I ndgredient up frienzllk to, the huinan constitupon r.ann, instead of weakening„its rend ncy is to inVjgorAte, and to improve' the general health.' It occasions no danger from Cold, and requires neither Confinement nor change of Dirt. Sold by F. Nen:bery aritl.Sons, at the oniv Warehouse :or Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Clime:h . -3 , 31d, London ; in Packets, price 4. 6d. suds, containing four Pa pers of eight Doses, in all thirty .two Doses.—Observe that I the ‘Vords, " F. ,New_bery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved 'in the Stamps. . . . .HELTAAyisms, palsies, - and _Gouty Atik• tions,. \vith their usifil.concouriants,.Spasms, or 14. ing Pains, Flatulency,- Indigestion, and 'general Debility, originatiiig in. whatever source, are relieved and frequently . cured, by 'WM TEkIEAD's 'ESSENCE of AIt;sTARD after every other Means had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard, used with the Pak 17 - , those Complaints where necessary, is perhaps the most ac tive, penetrating, acid etnelnal Remedy in the World, rally curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in less than half the tune usually taken by any other Liniment or Embroca— tion ; and, if used immediately after any accident, it pre vents the part turning black. Chilblains it prevents twin breaking, and instantly removes their tormenting itching. PJelareci only, and .s.,:d by . IC. Itl lrNs — ro N. A pot he..7arr Greek •strciat, Soho, London* at 25,- 9(1. each - MA \ .)30ttle ;and by every Mdic,iiia ‘ ' 'endei in the, United King . doni .„.* The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, With the Name et k. I.ol:•strin inserted on ir. 1V El...CH's I;•kiAl.Al..Il ['ILLS, For the Green Sickness, and other Disorders incident. to Young. Ladies. T HE following Instance of their uncommon Efficacy is worthy the attention of the Afflieted: To Mrs. KEARSLEY. • Madam, Ramsgate, lune 3 , z, _I cannot sufflciently acknowledge my gratitude for. the great benefit received by that most Valuable Medicine Welch's Pills, which in justice to the Public, I must re. quest you wiP-rualt.e known to such persons as ale affikted itt a similar way,with myself; To enumerate tny complaints woUld fill a sheet of paper, and take up too much of you Si - Me ; there/Ore I shalt only mention, total-loss of appetite, giddi,iess in ti?c head,. calla complexion, pain at my stomach and - hack, universal weak:less, shortness of breath, pin at my side, hectic coug,h, and ,all '-nu catalogue of complaints that indicate a rapid decline, which are all•now• removed by the use of your most, excellent- Pills. .1 was recommended to try the sea air, from•winch I have /tot derived the small -cst bcnefit ; boweVer, I hope now, by the blessing of God, to be able to purSue my business, which is. Straw-work,• in all itshranches. • This sedentary - employ, I doubt, will oc casion a' relapse but the knowledge of this valuable•Medi. cute does away every anxiety. With gratitiidc,l am, Madam, your humble Servant, MARGARET JOHNSTON. Welch's Female rills (with Directions), price box, are sold wholesale by Q. Kearsicy, Fleet-gtrec-t, ,Loti ,-don,; Dicey and CO. tow. Church-yard, Chedpside s F. Newberry, No. 45, St. Paul's - Church-yard 'Bacon and Co ; Oxtitrd.strect ; 'Cheapside ; and Barclay anti Sun, FlectlM:irket. ••• '• Cr:4' As another Medicine is sold under the name cl . Welch's Fe:nate which is spuriOus,' Farchasers are quested to milk, as the Stmst testimony of authenticity, tiV,,-t each' Bill or'.Dnetions,is s with the name of Kean:ley ha nd,writing tic out-:Me, Whereby Servi:ts cannot be imposed 00, the stamp is printed, isy His . I‘ . 4,ijpsty's Cou",inissioncrs of thus :—" lam, Kearsley, 4,5, Fleet. staxt.'—Non. . are genuine. ~. .f-