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-~-~_ ( r i, ~,,,4 .4 - : '' • "*.-, 4 .. .qi I ' '-• ..*:-, -l c '• 1 , '':;•--, :,, •„ik, • . ~ r -..".., 3.. -, ,, ) :".-••,,, , -, t• .. z .z a z at t e;: +,+,,,,; :: - .. sy --- • 1 ~.. ; • •,- t.,7,1;4; 1. , i %•••• ..... I 1 • ". or z . t , • ;%. •••• • ,` , • s N. NUMBER 4255.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, May. 6, . will, be performed .... - • • THE; BUSY BODY. Sir George Airy ; Mr. BARRYMO RE ; . Sir Francis Gripe; Mr. DO-WTON ; Matp.lot,.. Mr. BANNISTER ; Miranda, Miss DUNCAN ; • • Patch, .Miss 'POPE. . . ' IN IT li FORTY THIEVES. - The .Characters by. Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER', Mr. KELLY, 14r. MATHEWS, -Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SWOONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND. Mrs, BLAND, Mrs.'MA THEW S, MiseDE CAMP,-&c. iloxes 6s. Secontl.l riceis.- 7 pit 3s. 6cl. Second Price - as. Ciller) , as. Second Price rs.--Upper Gallery is. Second. Pike sd.—No Money to be returned. Places for the l3vxes to„ be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at thc - Box-Office in Littleßussell-street. ' . • - The Doors Will be openektat ,Half past Five, and the Play begin at Hal T-past Six. On'Thursday, The-Garnestersi with Forty Thieves. •-.- THEATRE..I:O'iAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT' May - 5; N - "V . ll Ibe • l ore., , KING HENRY Henry, King of England, • Mr.'l l. OP . E; ' Cardin3l IVolsey, Mr. KE-MBLE. Katharine, Queen of England, Mrs. SIDDONS. • '4 - - OSCAR AND MALVINA ; Or, THE HALL OF FINGAL. Boxes 6s. Pit 35. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. Places for the boxes to be taken of Mr. br.thdon, at the Fox Office in Hart=street. . " The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. To.inorrow Master Betty. will appear in the Charader. of 4chmet, in Barbarossa.- • BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SQQIVry.. The ,Right Hon,. Lord TEIGNMOUTII, Piesident. TANNUAL MEETING of this SOCIETY will be held at die N - ew LoAdon Tavern,: Cheapside, .0A Wednesday next, the 7th May, 11306, at Elevetto!Ckwk. JOHN OWEN, 0S EPH HUGHES, Secretaries.. CHAS. F. STEINKOPFF, • N. 13. The . President will take the Chair precisely :at at' Twelve o' C lock. • PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. THE ANNIVERSARY .DINN.R of this STITU'I'ION will be at' the-Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, on Wednesday 21st of May, 1806: PRESIDENT. His Royal Highness the Duke , of YORK, in the Chair. VICE-PRESIDENT S. His Grace the Duke of Leeds Rt. Hon. Visc. Crennorne Most Noble M. of Salisbury Ho. Philip Pusey Rt. Hon. Earl of Ay lesford George Hardinge, Esq. Rt. Hon. Earl Spencer limes Sims, M.D. LL.D. Rt. lion. Earl Grosvenor loim Barman, Esq. Rt. Hon. VisC; Bulheley Bosanquety Esq. EcNvard Gale Boldero, ssq. Treasurer. sTEwAitos. . •• , . Sir Matthew Mourn, Kilt. tom ,Maude,..Esq. john . William Oakley, Esq. Stephen Gaitiee, Esq , • .F.dmund-faul, Esq . .- Ceo. MAtthevylibare, Esq, I John Thornton,'Esq. john--Leigh, Esq I %Vim-WO - rid Watson,'Esq: 'llitiner,onZable at Fiveso'Cjock.. Tickets, Twelve Shillings,.imy be had of tbe:SteV - Vards ; of Mr. Itooke, Secretary, Arrnourerisliall, Coletvau-street ; of the Society's .Colledors ; and at.,the Bar orthe Tavern. . . TO PARENT'S AND GUARDIANS. • WANTED.,,-au APPRENTICE -to - a . Chemist . . . and Druggist, a YOUTH. - of good Morals -an4 Re speaability, —For Partioolars intin . ire of .Messrs. Yeetripsorti. Yates, and Co. ,Snow-Bill,Cottdon. .. . A CAUTION TO . FANIILIE,S.. . . THE great Reputation which 'Mr. •RTIRCI'SS has gained by the superior excellence of his ES.E.INCE of .AN c Roy lES . for FIS If SAUCE has indueekj many Persons to give the same Nanie 'to an Article entiicly•dif- . iCrent. „ . 1011 N BURGESS and, SON t hink it a duty they - OWe the Public, to caution them against such I rupositiop47o.%eyeral People travel the Empire , olk, Utz Shopkeepers, &c. an ex tra large profit to vend' the spurious kind : Iltey are parti cularly requested to ask for Buit.c iss's,_, and to observe none is genuine but •what have these wor ds upon the Mabel— •` lohn Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. to7,.Strond, corner - , •7 - of the Savoy Steps, London. .. , • i• ' •, ." • - SAItInNIAS. ... '. . ,_. ,THIS. deliciosts,Fish .affords one of the finest . Re - Ashes known (Hickson's prepared Anchovies for Sand- . svichei excepred): t-hey are cum' dry, arld N . vill keep_along tithe. Sold at Plickson'i, .17 , Strand, in Boies les. &I. or R ai i t egs zts. eath". hotted and Stewed'. Lampreys , Shtior •rs,. and Lamperns ; tint bzstiltn:ls, Tongues, Duodlt"ll,f 3, and Beef, Cod Scowls, •Siivlked SA ris 13 lmon; -Parmasa' ~ - zigar, and. Ripe Stilton Cheese , Sauc es, P ickles , PAtatice Anchovies, Olives, .50y,.Kiatl, Capers..Maecarom, Vermi celli, Vinegars, Mustard, —Spices, Oils, Portable Soups, Preserved Ginter, Sw . eetmeats, and every Article inthelta; Ilan and .oil,Business. • - MODERN DANCING PRIVATELY.TAUGI - IT BY ALLEN, at - 19, Sherrard-street, Goldetl-. M square, and to, Great Alie: . StreV;-Goodinares-fields, on Plans expressly 'formed fOr Ladies and Glllhtlemcn of •any 'age who have 'lover learnt that Accomplishment, or not in the present Fashion, aiid whose Age or Rank make it.an ~ jed to learn perfeetly private ; and Foreigners, Officers,: or Country Residents, to whom time is an objga,' expeditious ly completed. Young Ladies and Gentle Men also, -under fourteen, not re tpiritis private Lessons, taught at these Academies for One Guinea per Quarter, or Schbol Vwcatibn.• ' This 'Nan .parti ',:ularly interests Parents and Guardians of Youth wanting ,genteel ACtion and Address, but educated - at Schools having. too few Dancers to pay _the attendance of an eminent Master. -Families of the Nobility, Gentry, and respectable schools, attended. • The ANNUAL BALL will' be on Thursday, Way r, at the Paul's Head, Cateaton-street. • - MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL ,PERSONS in possessio n • of Incomes, arising from Freehold Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in 'the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Sertleinents; . Widows' Jeintures, Arn nuitres, Patent Mazes, Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income for. Life, may be supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to airy Amount, by paying An nuity Interest for the same. The Nobility_and Gentry of known Property, or their . Heirs, may . be accommodated on their personal security ; and in any instance where the• single security,of an indivi nual may be deemed- insutlicient, the addition of ,another person to guarantee the payment of the Intrcst will re rune the obJetlion ; and, all cases,. privilege will be given to the Public to ...eturn the Principal at their own option. - • Personal applicat'ions will be received . every dav - till Four o'Clock ; -and Letters from CorfBpondents in "Town or: ountry (post paid.) will be immediately . answered, tiy ad-. dressing to the Dire:tor of the Knightsbridge *Bank, at his. grin House, No. S, LON, er;john-Arce4o;a4earsqliare- MONDA Y, MAY 5, 'sod. CONTINUATION of SUBSCRIPTIONS for a IL, STATUE,Of Mr. PITT in the UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE.. Subscriptions already received - £6316 1 o Mr. I. Capper, St. John's ' -- - - 5 5 0 Min Sayer, Caius . - 20 0 . 0 The Dean of Rap_hoe, :Trim - 26 5 0 , Mr. P. Dodd,. Magd. - - 5 5 0 Mr. Snowden game ' Tr. H. :. - to to 0 Mr. liarne Barrie, Tr. H. - to to 0 Mr. W. Mecke, Eman. - 21 0. 0 Hon. I. C, Villiers, St. John's- 31 io 0 Viscount Clive, St. John's- - 31 To o Dr. Sleathe, Eman. -, - 2 2 o The Lord,Bishop or Bath and Wells, Jesus Coll. 31 10 o _ . f.Nc;ro,. CaiuS 'Margnis of Huntley, job, Mr. H. Ingles, King's Mr. j. Blenka'rne, Eman.. Lord Hinchinbrook, Tr C. Mr2T.•Hammersleyi Tr. H. Mr. W. C. Cruttenden, Sid. ?Ir. lames Barker, Trin. C. 'Dr. Whitaker, Sr.. John's Ainslie, Triti. Coll. Mr. C. Mackenzie, Trio. Coll. 'Mr. T. S. NValley, St. John's Lord Lovaine, St. John's Hen. Hugh Percy, St. John's ' Mr. Id.vl‘ , n Shill - v.. S- • :1 Mr, , Mr: E. KeMpe, St. johtisi Mr. H. Seton, Trio. Coll. Brof.'Mainwating, St. John's • Mr. H. lowett Mr. Lane, wen's Mr. I. Siade,. Eman: Dr. Foster Pigott, King's Lord Burghersh, Trio. Coll. The Dean of Sarum • . - 3 _ 3 . 0 52 0 5 5 o 3 3 0 Io 10 0 5 5 0 5 5 -o 5 5. o 5 5 e to to o 5 5 o 31 to %.* 31 10 0 Io to o— at o , " o JO 10 2 12 6' a 12 6 • 21 0 0 S 0 5 5 o 5 5 0 21 0 0 31 10 0 20 0 0 FOURTH Y L '%P,IE of Mr. GILPIN's SERMONS, .NEW EDITION. This Day was published, In Bvo. -price 7s. boards a Second:Edition of the Fourth Volume of - • ERMONS preached to a COUNTRY CON GItE G AT ON. To which are added, a Few Hints foierinons, inteiided Chiedy - for Use. of 'the younger I.ir the late 'GILP/N, M. A. Prebendary of Salisbury,. New Forest. Published by his Trustees, for the benefit of his School at Bordie. • • • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of Whom may be hkid,- New Editions of the•First,Secoud. and Third Volumes of the - ,Sermons, and. Hints for Sermons, 7s. each; boards, Also, by the same Author,- r. An Exposition of the New Testament, 3d Edition, 2 r4s. boards. • - 2. 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Containing his Literary and Political Life, and Anecdotes of: the principal Chara&ers of the- Eighteenth Century. • - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and,Orme, Paternoster row ; and I. Murray, Fleet-street. • ' • " This is one of the most interesting prodadions which• has.issued froni the French P ress since the Revolution. Th 4 4: style of the Work is' also not less - att-ratiVe. than its matter ; it is eloquent, flowing, and easily inclines in pursuing the, course of events either to the ludicrous 'orthe. pat hetic. To the merit of truth, it adds all the graces and attradions ht Work of fancy."—Monthly Rev. Nov: and Dee. aos: " We are not sure that we have perused any ,Bopk, sine:o the commencement of our political career, that has afforded :us more entertainment .than these little Volumes. The nar;. rative is Sogay and airy - c . the tone of sentiment mild and unassuming, and the living: pktures with which the busiest part of the scene is crowded, so full of delicacy,' • truth;' and vivacity, that it is impossible not to be charmed with the greater part of the performance." Editiburgh:..teview, fanuary 1806. The Bishop of E I phin, Chr. Mr. J. H. W. Williams, Clare Hall Mr. IL':./Niorthey, Benet • ' 3i to 0 3-3 0 5 . S 0 1. gentharri, Cath. Ball Mr. W. Price, :Queen's; 2 2 o 2 2 o „.„ Mr. 1. Cook, , Trill. Coll. - Mr. john Foster Rennel, King's- - Mr. J. Walton,-.Trin. Coll. - Mr, Moriitt, St. John's Mr. J. Reynolds W.ardale, Clare Hall Mr.. Frederick Latward, St: lollies Mr. IVI 1. Smith, King's- - Christ's lo 10 o S - 5 0. 20 0 o 5 5 0 lo - 10 - 3. 3 o 5 .5 0 , 5 0 5 5 0 Lord Berwis.k, Jesus . Hon..W.,Hill, lesus - Mr. G. Gordon, St. John's Mr. T. Barber, St. John's Mr. A. Bulwer,' Ventb. MI. , L..vagq,, E man. 52 to 52 to ci 5 5 0 S. 0 5 5 0 S 5 Total • : 7194 12 0 GRECORN's . CYCLOPEDIA. To lie completed in Twelve Monthly Parts, at.NineShillings each. THE TH.TRD PART of ihis'Cdniplete and Va luable DICTIONARY !of ARTS and SCIENCES was this Day pub fished, price Nine Shillings, and may be had of every Bookseller -and Dealer in. Books in the British .Dominions.. - Of whom may also he had, the Firsrarid 'Second ' Parts, and the succeeding Parts, till .the Work. is completed : in 'Twelve Parts; as proposed. • , ft has already been explained, that this Dietionary‘will ex hibit a luminous Vjew of ,the present State of Illiman KnOwledge, cleared of. all,extraneous Matter,rather practical - than speculative, and calculated to serve as. a Companion ;o Dr. Johnson's Di6tioriary on all Subjezts.: of ROerence, con pe6ted with.the Arts and,Sciences. . • The'PlateS.are numerous, arld4ifr,„' - exectited by Heath, Por ter, and other'iliitingnished Krtists.o. - . Bridge-strca, BlackiliarsY May 1, 1526.. 1 • . . . P' The Subscribers to the Statue of Mr. Pitt are respea= . f4IY, intorrrfed, that the' following Bankers have undertaken - to-receile the SubseriptionS : Messrs. Hammersleys and Co. ..1 fall-Mall ; .Messrs. Hoare and Co. Fleet-street; Messrs: .Barclays and Co. Lombard-street, London; and . Mr:Gillam; ''Cambridge. ' • • . . . ' AU Conimunications upon.this subjea , are to be . addressed 1 to the. Rey. lohn frown, Trinity College, who is SecretarY , i to the Committee. • . MEXT:MONDA,Y, May. 1.2, the STATE LOT; . I "ftleir wilt tegin.Drawiiig., . 1 • • • SCHEME. • • -I .Prize of „C 25,000 - - is ,C25;00p 2 205000 -40,0 up lo,c?oo 3 . .5000 - - • - iOOO - 5040 • • 20 - 106 • 2ooo _ - - so 6zocr . 21. THE ..FR ENC . This Day . was puVlislied t • , to Three • 'elegant Volumes Foolscap Octaia ericbellished with Vignette Portraits, 'pricetis.; 190aHS. Tl-TE - SPIRIT' of the i?RENCI-LANAS-• taming the choicest Ankles of N ECDoT E, T-I M, and APO H TEI EOM, which are to be found in the vartons 114 EMO RABII±A of illutriotis Scholars mi. the, Continent. The following.are the particular. Anas from which the ex. quisite Piecea in Prose and Verse, which'compose these in- Westing volunies; have been translated: • Prigtiana . , - Perroniana, , Valesiana, Nauman, Patiniana, Sorberiana, Segraisiana, Lopguelana, Furctieriana, Ducatiana, Carpenteriaila, Santoliana, Colomesiana, scaligerana, Mena . giana, Bolzeana, 'Cllevratta, EVrernoniana, Hurtiana, Lu theraua, Dlartnilliaua. • . . . , • To each of which are prefixed, Litettary. - and Biographical Memoirs of the Authors. • •'" - Printeiltbr 'Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge-streeti•Blackfriars; and. to be - had of all Booksellers. • Of 'whom may be had, the tolloW.ing. genuine English Anas: Walpuliana, 2 VOlS..9s.—Addisoniana, z vols. los. 6d.— Swiftiana, z vols. los. 6d.--Brookiana, a vols. tos. 6d. LPRICE SIXPENCE: i , , 'This Day was published, 'price ss. in boards, ' .. - MILBANK HOUSE.- . . 1 , . A Second Volume of ' . . MO' BE 'SOLD, the spacious House, with the QERMONS, chiefly designed -to elucidate some of I Coach-houses, Stables, and extensive C.ia-rdeus, the Be. 1..3 the leading Doarines . of the GOSPEL. ' s'dence of Earl Grosvenor, Milbank-row, Westminster. -- By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, - I May be seen, with Tickets, by applying to Mr. Bobtile, lit Rtcaor of Hamstall Ridivare; in the County, of Stafford -, 1 . Brook-street, Crosvenor-scluare ;7' or, at Mn Porcien's, Per. Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of Courtown, and t ntr's -street, Okford-street • ' late Fellow ql-All Souls' College, Oxford: Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, in the Strand': , . , Of whom may be had, by the same Author, r. A Second Edition of the First Volume price ss. boards. a. An Examination of the Necessity . of Sunday Drillini4 and.of the probable Effeas of 'that Measure on the Interests of Religion. Bvo. price is. . . 3. A Sermon preached in the Parish Church-of Walsal, in the County of Stafford, at the Archdeaeon's Visitation,, Aug. tzth, ao::, and published &y Desire of the Archdeacon and Clergy. Svo. price is. 4.3 MALL HOUSE, PURNISH •ED to be LETT,. at COBHAM, in. Surrey • consists of six Rooms, Sur ble for one Horse , and Wash-house. Terms Fifty, Ponr.tts per-Ann.. till 25th of I uly, or as much longer as requited. Atidress (post-paid) to A. M.' Post-Office, Cobham; - or inquire at No. 5 - , Clipstonc-street. OAK, ASH, ELM; and BEECIA TIMBER. TO BE SOLD' $Y AUCTION, • - • At the King's Arms Inn, •at Godi • in the. County of Surrey, on Monday, the 12th day-of May inst. precisely at Twelve,a",Clock, in Nine Lots, • \TEN HUNDRED', and SEVENTY-NINE .S 'OAK-TREES; Two Fliiiilred and Ebro/ Ash Tree,,' , One Hundred and Ninety-one Elm Trees, and Tweni)-two • Beech Trees, now standing on several Farms and 'Lands in. 'the Parishes of Haseornb. A feild,• and God:tlniing, iu said: County ; -all 'narked, numbered, and hamthered. • • For a view" ct the Timber appiv to Mr. Oliver, 'at 'Miscall - Ito, near Godalining- .And for farther particulars to - Messrs. Strong; -Still, •and Strong, Solicitors, .5,- -I.tricoliM 7 ; or Mr.. Wm Sanders Robinson, Surveyor, Reir„ator .S Utley. • RICH' FEEDING .LAND IN • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, , • Toge4ler or in Lot* • A , VERY Valuable Vil EL HOED EsTATF situate in the Parishes of WhWp!ode and Kolbeach ; consisting of the Manor,- or• reputed 'Manor, of L ITT LI BULLY, and sundrrizarins•jn Ring.feneei contain:nn 1398 A. .1 R. 27 F. of `very rich.. Fc - vdin-6 - .Land. The Portia- Mo . are . in complete,repair, and some of them 1 - ia'Ve-been' ereacd within thelastnid years. • • The Land Tax IS - redeemed, and the Read The Estate is situate in a dry Country,. and not-liable to. floods ;,,and near a naVigablc •Kiveri , S Miles ti:om'Sparc;in tz, from Bostit* • 4 from l lulbeach, and r 2 :from. w ia b eac a, all good Market Towns, and too.miles from. L °min. Funnerparticulars may be had on applicatian to Messrg.- Foster and Bonner; in Spalding, whb will chew the- Estate'; at Messrs. Nicholson and Flopkin's Office ; Mr. I on. Teak., Surveyor, both in Leeds or Messrs. Fester, Cooke, and 'Fare, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, London, where PlAilS of the Estate may be seen, • - • ALI BABA, or FORTY THIEVES. i This Day was published, : lu.tilipUtian Folio, price 6d. decorated with three beauti- fully coloUred Engravings, frOni - OeSigns by Craig, A Li • BABA, Zr the FORTY THIEVES; an 1 l'.l. Eastern Tale ; performing at this time with 'unparal- Jeled splendour at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. . Printed for Tabart and Co. at the I uvenile and School Li brary, No. '157, NeW Bond-street •; and to be had of all Book- sellers 114 Town - and Country. • ' I Of whom may also be had, new anti beautiful Editions of the following popular Nursery Talcs, all at 6d. each, with' three coloured Engravings : . ' Cinderella ' ' Goody Two Shoes . Blue , l3eard ' The Seven Champions Sleeping Beauty , Robin Hood Puss in Boots ' 'Valentine and Orson Fortuhio Nourjahad • Whittington • Aladdin Griselda Sinbad. ; Part I. , ' • Riquet with the Tuft Ditto. Part 11. - Children in the Wood Fortune and Fatal . jack the Giasat Killer Cendrillon Hop o'.my ThuMb La Barhe:Blehe Beauty and the Beast , Gulliver's Travels.. Part I. FortunatuS - Ditto. Part 11. • Andolocia s • Ditto. Part 111. The White Cat Ditto. Part IV. --.-• , Tom Thumb . In all, thirty-two sorts. • The whole of the above may be had separately, at 6d'. each, with three, coloured Engravings; or they • may be• had all bound together, in 4 vols. price ios.' with a smaller num ber of plain Engravings, under the title of Popular:Stories. ...,' N. B. In justice to themselves, • Tabart. and Co: shall state„ that their Editibnii . of the above Stories consist either of new Translations, Or of—rtio(rerni f ied ihiti' imprOved ver • sions, in chaste and coved language, -embellished with beau rtifill Engravings, from original D4l.lgi, made on purpose by !Messrs.. Craig ,and . orbottld.. ' With these claims to ,pre ference, they hope it Wircluit be . acein'ed iiifiarOper to re-' !"quest ` that the- kublie,will . ittlnirevattii;ulAtlyiitt T4bart's _Btiitions. .-- .. •.- ~. - : .. ; . 5. . '. 25,000 Tickets k250,0ci0 . - , • CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. . ' five. First-drawn Ticketi, Ist Day 4 toeo each k sooo' Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day - tOOO each . Soon I' irst-drawn " .. . - 4th.l)ay - . - - "ro,ocas First-drawn - - - , sth Day . - - . - 23,000 First-drawn . - 6th Day . - .- 21,000' DAYS 0.1: DRAWINP. ' tat ,Itiond4r... - May 12 6th - Wednesday . June 4. 2d 'Saturday - - May 17 7th Saturday. - - lune 7 3d 'Wednesday - May 2i Sth Tuesday ;-: . lune. to 4th:Nloaday - , May. 26 i 9th Thursday ,- : Jutie 12 s th Friday - - May 33 l Toth Satiirday ... . rune 14 - The Public. arc respeafully requested to observe, that the Jit.niilwi of Tickets 'drawn each Day will be nearly equal,. agreil&ly:to the Or4r of the Lords .of His Majesty's Trea sury. Half - Price of Ticket - 2o 5 o - kio o Eighth - 1 . 2,2 12 6 Quarter - '5 4 .61 Sixteenth - = i 6 6 N, B: The present Seheme,contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks than anyLuttery for many years past. • IMPORTANT FACTS. LL the ,ohjeaions that have existed against for mer Lotteries appear to live been removed by the pre sent Scheme. Each Bay's Drawing will' be nearly equal, and the number . of Prizes will he in the same proportion every day fiorn the first to the last. These are Capital Prizes to the amount of nearly tzo t oool. and the formation of the :Scheme is 'sueli that a single Ticket may gain 45. 0.001 • ; be siales which. there are upwards of a thousand small Prizes 'more than The.• Wheel will go round -on Monday , . ' - • STATE—LOTTERY,. 1805, Begins' Drawing the,t2th of May, ISD6. ' • HALL and Co. - Succesors to Mr. Nicholson,, at. their State Lottery Office, No. 88, CORNIII LL, cor ner of flit Royal Exchange; London, respetlfullv acquaint their FriendS and the Public, that TICK ETS and. SHARES for the above Lottery are selling in. varkry. of Numbers, di videdinto H . alVes, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, stamp ed according to At of Parliament. N. B. '0 rai.Ys front the Country, accompanied with short-• dated sills, Bank Notes, Cash, or PoSt.,oflice Orders, cite, cuted on the same Terms as if personally present. *+* Money for Prizes'as soon as drawn. `-" AN OBVIOUS SAVING. HMGES and Co. No. 44, St. James's-street, and No: Oxford-street, recommend to their I- fiends an 4 the . Public an immediate purchase of Tickets and Shares in the prsent popuw' Lottery, as the Prices will certainly. advance, and 'cannot at any period-. either before or in . the •Drawing,,be cheaper than at pre,sent--. So confident are HO D- G ES,and Co. of the certain rise of Price, that they hereby 'engageto take back -'on the Saturday bef;.ire. the Drawing,,ats the - present price,,any Tickets bought at their Offices, or to return the' difference should they be lower. It is therfore obvious that much may.be - saved and nothing.can be lost by Na inifftediaiegitratasc. • • DEBILITY. RELAXATION, &c. .SLOANE's It ESTOIIATIVE 'and, RE-ANIMA SING PILLS are the most cent On and fOr,Netyous Debility,Vascular Rela%atlon, s m ov u e s r c e u ig la n t igcc however indicated, or front whatever - cause .ariSiilg, .and are earnestly recommended to •every onexlesirous of Heal-0 . .; Vigour, and Long Liie. A Pamphlet, more particularly descriptiveof their virtues., may be had (gratis). at Mr. Perrin's, No. 23, Southampton. street, Covent-Gin - On ; where, by special appointMent, they are sold wholesale and retail. They are -sold retail by all the respedive Venders of Proprietary Medicines in London ;.anal to Persons in the Country, iclosing the amount, tree of postage, they. will be immedia t ely forwarded.—Price G uinea.' DJAMES FEVER POWDER and ANA- I,EPTIC PILLS prepared genuine, at the reduced prices of rs. 9cl. the Paacet, and 25. od. per Box,—by PERRI N, Chemist, No. 23, Southampton-street, -Covent- Garden, London, the only pero'n who ever prepared them forshe , late Dr. Robert lames. They are equally genuine Vv itii those sold at 45. 61. • • Ladies partieular in Lavender. Water will -find their. senses much gratified by 'Perrin's Double Distilled, at prr Bottle, of as delicateand 'fragrant a flavour as any in Lonsiun, .although sald'at,double the . price; Also Perrin's Imperial Dentifrice, which will prevent - the Tooth-ache, or preserve .them froth decay; in - short it will do all that can possibly be clone.by any preparation, - innocent in its nature, and'pleasant in its'use, and WilliYrove a valuable 'acquisition to every in dividual•.•deSirous of Teeth sound, clean, 'and white, or of .gums - , healthy'. firm; antl , flortd 4 L-Boxess2s. 9d. each. SPRING .HYSI - C.- -• "f"iE VELNO - ' VEGE'TABLE rILLS are.prove 1, , . by exverience,•tol - te the,best and most innocent Aire native. Purifier, and SWeeteitei* of the Blood ; and thosd - 2re 'attlided with:the Scurvy, ,So:rbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, ~-..Scrophula, Or any other Disorders arising frohr viiiatea ; or those who haveiniraired theiKbnstitutions• s by Dissipation • - .or- juvenile indiscretions , should by no meals ornit'a eourie of the 'Vegetable Pills Spring, -The operation of -4his.Valuable Vegetable -Alterative.is,so pleasant and salutary , as not to-interfere vvitfi the - avocatiolis of bUsiness'Or sure ; itsadion is confined to the animal. juices, and Nvire4 no alteration or restraint in diet; it digaitain the stoni4cli, blends With the food, and gradually pervadps the circulating 'fluids - corr4ling in' its 'passage anV deviation frorir a state of convalescence ; in Short, - it - is the - long sOught.for - Vegetable Specitie v or sat, but aelive, Substitute - for that fvlii mineral, Mercury,. which may' be said to 'cure ontyliy kil ling ; its efficacy excites tie attention and surmise of mech.. cal men, for When all other MedicineS have tailed, - lle .Vel- Po's Pills may - be 'relied.ort as a- Specific.for all Disorders which originate in an impure or impaired-state of the lllbod. None cap he genuine, :Wheresoever or-by whomsoever sold, 1 unless the Bill of,Dire;:lions is signed in Red: I rik by the Proprietor. C. sTAI)Lts. ' Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now sole Proprietur,•having purchased the Recipe of Mr. c.,Piddin g , and sold wholesale I and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard, on the Footway ; retail also, by Dickinson, 60, Ber nard-street ; Clarke,' Borough ;-. and Tutt, Exclinge; price 4s. 6d; zzs. and 51. ss. per Box. NEW 101..DICIN . L ACT. - 7 NEWBERY - ,aml-SONS, NO. 45, St - Paul s • ,Church-yard, London, - Proprietors. Of. Dr. lames's Powderand , other valUable Preparatioris,' inform the Public, that in consequence of the 2 , iew Stamp _.Duties, thy; 11:'ice of that Medicine will be in future per Packer,. or ii. Ss. 6d. per Dozen ;but the quantity of aDozen.PaclOts in a Bottle (as made up. for the Army emilslavy) may. he had for 11.45. And asStamps are .prepared, by order .of the Com: missioners, fOr *Mr. -Newbery's separate use, in .which the No'. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved, a w n o d rd a s s , it 4 is F p . re N su e \ m vbY presumed that this Will.bea sufficient secuiiw against .Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued.. • .The • following 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/he Stamps - gratis. • s. d. • • d. br. lames's Powder , 2 9 Dalby's Carminative . -1 9 Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills . 4 Q Do. large Box . - • 24 . o Freake'sTind.of Bark a .6 Dr. Steer's Qpodeldoc 2' 6 _Dr. Huxham's ditto • 2 c) Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 TOnic Pills • 2 9 Ditto - Nitre Drops 2 6 English C-Cfree - 2 , Do.. Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. HoOper's fills .Do. Paregoric LozengeS t t Grant's Drops_ - 1 I.±,' Angibaud's Blois ditto Scots Fills .1 o Essenceof Coltsfoot 3 6. Henry's Mignesia a 6 MY. S pence's . Dentifrice 4 o Norton'S Drops - 5 6 CephalicSitutt' - o 9 5 - pilsbury'S • Drops • , 5 6 Jones's Rheum.: 'rind. 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea• ' 2 - 9 Berry's BiliousThills. 4" 6 GreenottglesTindure Essence of Peppermint t ' 16 Do. -Tolu Lozenges Glass's Magnesia -• , 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6 N. B. At Many Persons,- particularly Messengers,. mis take-the House. of Messrs. Newbery, _they think it necessary - to point out, that it is at the' East End of St. Paul's, 1, ) :t Doors from Cheapside, with these winds inscribed on 1 .1- r.: Front : ." THE ONLY WART.HOUSE FOR Vit. I'AML.S% POWDER."' - • ~~U