The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-17 00:00:00

-, ~',-,., - --_, . .r. : ;, -; >.. , .. ~, , ,..t..1., .. , , _ . 0 ;, ~, ...; :5 ...L . , : . _,_..:,•,,,. r e _ ~ ,, ..41, , ,,,,,, .., 4 •• .1.-• .1-1, . ~„:"., ~,.,-, ..‹,.- . , , ~,,,..,,,1„., -, ~.- • r er, `4:zi-j*: 'l - ['') s u .4T 4 ,.. ,..5., ' A ' , .f. •ti i : , . , -t - . *:-•' , i; , ',":4..itli.c ; S:3"-I s `.? C;;; . -'; ...." SC ''- --. :7' . :(r t J 5%, -.3,,:._- i I --_-:.. -;,, , r ' '"— 7. - 0':;%,-.. k! 4 ,- ~ .‘. .= . 7- •:',,':4QlZ:.;-• 'a i t , , . ~,,--',,,,,,,,-" 4 ' 41' gt,1 4 ,t 1 , , *;'. ' --, , -.: , • 1;,,:-. "/"./,'',, .', 1 2 ' ~ • • 4180.] 1110ADAY, FEB-RARY 17, 1806. 7- " a T ST THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS . "III.MNT EVENING, Feb. 17, 806, - will be pertbrined ALBION FIRE AND LIFE QFFICE, lan 2, Tg;6: THE ALBION FIRE-and LIFE INSURANCE cum I' ANY, of London, undertakes Insurances frmit Fire throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and in' Foreign Countries. The Company also undertakes. Insurances on Lives and Survivorships, and grants imittediate, deferred, or '-progressive Annuities. The Conditions are more favourable than have been yet of fered; and the hates are, in every instance, of , the most mo derate description. No Charge is made for Policies ; nor any AdMission-fee re quired on Lite Insurance. _ : A very liberal Commission is allowed. to:Solicitors, and others, who have the means of obtaining-eligible Lite In surances. _ _ •t rhis..Day waF. pt - ice 21 . ,, 6d. 71 1 HE TRAVELI,F, I I ,S • Pt (q)eralie Drama ; f accoinpanied by titc: Songs, tind,by liotes; illustrative of - tbelVittsie and Seerely ; as - the - Whole is performing at this tirtie..to overtiovying Houses at the, Theatrt Ruyal, 11: ! Al SOLC)MONIs - GUIDF Day was rmbli,he,i, udac. ss Jn One Volum): (letavtr, of mbar 3-.0 :with Portiait of the Atitka, . THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, •MLISIC's FASCINATION. • With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. .The.o,vort tire and Music co:npokd by Mr. Corri. Ael• 1.---Characters in China. • ;tailtimira (Prince of China), Mr. EL LI STON ; • 'Kdyan (hi's Companion), Mr. BRAH AM • „*. ; O'Gallacher, Mr. IOHNSTONE . ; the Emperor .of - C hina , Mr. POW ELL ; belvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MAT EWS 'Madam (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. PO VI/ E LL ; Celinda, M rs. MO 1./ N TA I N •-•- - A & 11.--Characters in Turkey. • rldustaOla (the C tand - Vizier), Mr. BA WEL E:Y ; •,• Chief Aga of the lanizaries, Mr. DIGNUM ; Saphi, Mrs. BLAND ; A Dance of Turkish Slaves. Aa III: And I V.—CharaEters in Italy. • Diike of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND; 'tae Marchioness Of Merida, Signora STQRAC E A Dance of I.,azzaroniv • • Aa V; —Charaaers.ln England. "Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DOW roll ; Buntline (au old Sailor),.• Mr. BANNISTER. • Prologue to be Spoken:by,Mr. BARTLEY. I ,-- tfc A NEM , 1.141T10N A,iditiono of AGUIDE TO HEALTH 3 cr, Advice to bc - q - i - t Svcs_ in a Variety of . Comp Lints. I xplaiintig„ the Most supple and etffcagious I,en a 4,es tut those .. 1;a5e.144:3 which are teeated ott under the folloWhie'Tle.Xs; Asthma - Fits - - 'Bathing, Dbservitions oil Flaor Albus; or whites • Beismulnefs Gout Bowels , Heart-burn Cold • Hysteric A Ife6lions Caisifinpian••• Immoderate Evacuation Cure for Nervous Diseases • frregulaity, aboti roe turn Dejet . - tion . l of life Deticnmcy of Natuial Leprosy , I Strepgill , LoWness of 51;irits I)ilterencebetweenYenereal Nletnory ; or doled or Sytnptomsand those often Nerves, mistaken for them Rlieuntasin Digestion ' „ • Female ComplaiptS ScrOtC44 &c. -To which is added, An„.ssay pit 'an licidentist Discase) and consequent Weakness. . - • By S. SOLOMON, NI. D. • This Pamphlet p;)ints ()fit the diced ittohod of cure, from a Blephorhagia 'or conOrilicra, to a epnfitifek : , which is added, flu Essay , on Seeret.V'enery, - 'ars* on Impotency iii the Afaie, and Sterility and Barle.• dent to Fernitles,.&c. An A . ptiendix,oq siibjea,ot a 'soli tary and destruftve Intl an AddresS iolsarents, Guar diims and Tutors, and those who have care and educatio n orl - onth ; likewise Advice to Ladies. partied!; the. flih'ed With Diseases pe.uliar to the ex.—The whole illu trated auj c inAerspersed with a varietyof autheutic Fads, never beLre pOliShed. • , • , • N. It. 'For the. very excellent charaaer of this 'Walt star 'the Upwardi of frl,ooo Copies haVe a6lually beens Old Of " Solomin's Guide to Ilealth," as certified under the of . the Prutters themsel.fes'i —a nu mlser unetiinmonl! , rie must be 91e best criterion of the merit of the Work, and the ai)protiation Of the Public. tternarks.- - --ln, this useful Publication will be found a Treatise On Female Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac. and Consumßtive eptnelaints, .and ut ,which Is explained tb symptnirv, fnode.ot treatment, and,retnediesin ;+ie dill !eiCt stages of t tieWcricrltal 01,,ease l - cau Coos - to yO/.1,1g *tie rs•nts of the danger of improper corfnexiotis, or imptoper treatment, Scc. wilt tPr: tlifF..rreuce'between the venereal symptoms and those fr.:Twin I;. k ilisCikerytor them ; also Advice to 13o.theri at Bath, ;;uxtort, Soittnampton, &c. • —So;d by. Xtrs..Mat;,e:.v,,, No. is, Strand,' LondOn ; 11ft. S•itith,• Pei lim tsl ier, 0.'38,' alai 'llitebPrit, North Bridge; Mr. Raxicr r.(.nd Mr. Scutt; Soo t lt-13ridize ; -Mr. Davidson and Rushand, EtlitibuQl; Mr". i•-isQ>w W. Camerolt; Greenock ; C.. Browning, Paisley ; 11. Crilw - - ford, Killearppek.;. P/ • Youne,, ; A. Forsyth, and I'. IVhiteside, Ayr;' W. Crawford, Ciritan,- I. CarsOn, New,- • Douglas • T. M'Mil lan Klrk eitiEright ; T. M • C.redie, Kirk. ably ; ,J 31yrh, Leven; I. petripstet, Cupar ; Allan,, Dun dee; P. raigie; Niorarr:,se ; J. Anderson, Ah2r(ter.,:i if r: \Vitae, Isans i- Inverness ; T. miKenzic,, raffor, Strum:ter ; folinsort avid Bisset, Perth ; W. Anlersoit, Sterling; Colce . mtd Leith; Alexander, Dunfermline; .Wilson, Dunbar; innet, At btuath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Phorsn'ti, licro icx ; Weridel, P4terson, ArTinitinot, and irmtieson, Pe terhead ; . Nl`Donald, Trongate,, Glas;,•sw; and by tii•lt liohksiers and Venders Patent Medicines in tha „II ed , -Kingdom. . . By A. RAY, Esq. Printed for,Richarl I hii [ll4, No. 6,, Bridgpsctrect, Black , . fridr:; i sold by I-1: D.,"s t y - pOin4,' P aterister-row ; ker arld Sun, Rusm:ll-s'tieef; Matiyllll'l3YSokseilcr.i. Of whom may be had, by the same A athoi, the 13th Edi tion of The Soldier's Daughter,l)ri,.:e 2.5, 6d, - , , • . ,- L,ai i - ely published, in 4ro. price One Cainea, or One Guinea , suds Half on - R(7. al P..per, _ 'r STRANGEP - in LT KNCF • or , a —r ffiir L --- 1 . from D ii. VON's;i l H ll E to PIkRI S. gravings, in Aquas inta, - of Sketchestaken on the •Sput. '• • ' Byl 01-IN CA,I4R, Esq. , s ' . f Printed for I. lohnson,•St. Pabl , s Church yard: - I British Critic, Ang. 06ti No; 124 - i -" This is by much' 'the most pleasing anti interesting narrative of the kind which we have yet mer wirit, panticutarly 4 to. the 'description of the modern Parisians. The whole is very entertaining, and. ' ...._ ... written with the easy 'and elegant pert of a Gent lenian. 'Filei aquatints ,-Lngrayings which accompany • the• Narrativb are; very elegant.". ' Critical Review, Nov. ,i303.' No, at 6. :I" The Stranger in France' is by far, the most pleasing and-communicative • traveller whom we have haat-11'e good fortune. to accompany. ;The whole will, we think, interest - the Reader,. who will lay • • down the book with reluttanee.'' • • ' • ' • Monthly Mirror.—Review of Literature for•Aug.ilio3. No. 109.-"- With the powerful recoinmendatious he has brought - with him,..`,'FlieStr,anger, in. France'. wit! tibt long be a strati- ger in Lni4land." ' i , ' The Literary journal,-Nov. 4. No. 205. , " The extraas . we have m , de will five our Readers some:notion of theen terhinment they may reap froth 'The Stranger in France,' ; but they tOrin a:vertinconsiderable, part, the Author.everyl where advancing original anecdotes and fads to illustrate the manners cit the People." - • ,I . nti-jacobin Review,-Oa, end Noy. Continuell.- " This , ' VolUme is extremely well written, contains much interest- ing -mat ter, .andsoine valuable information.", , . . ' Also vide Monthly Review for . Auy. 18,3, &c. Sic. . t Tfils Day was published, i .; ' . Dedicated by. Permission to 'His Royal Highness , the Prince i .., • • . of .Wales. . ' ' . ,i . ORD , T ' NEISON's „LIFE' . and ACHIEVE ../....4 MEN 4.'5,, 40131 .a ,i‘lemoir, in his . Lordship'.as Hand-- wining from his Official and PriVate Correspondence and - the Commumcitions of..various - Niival Ifflicers underwhiiiit , he served,•andsthers who served with him.; including initi:Y of his own very intefeSling 7 lctrers to l'ubliclloAits: t /ilicers of Rank, andeonlidential, Friend;, neeer yet published. , .• • - , - - -• By WEN M'ARTHA.SI2';:Fsq. ' ' Late.Secretavy to Adinifal Lod V i:;eoOnt Flood,•Commander in Chief in the Nlesiiiterraneati, &c. . . . And the Rev.] AM ES • STA N I'ER CLA RKE, •l'T . FtS. • Chaplain of the Household. and Lihrrian to 1 - his Royal fl'igimeSs'the 1 4 rilic•rs , f• Vales. - • - ' ' This authentic and impor:art Wori:•will.comprise a Lac- SiMite, on seyeritee, Phies, drthe abo - v6 - iientiohe4 Memoir, I. written by the . Noble Admiral, afier the loss 01 his. Right I Arm, and addressed by him to Mr. ft VA alo'', detailii:g with peculiar Interest the singular Vieisittalei:- - Of his Life; :from Infancy to the date of his.Communibation in Odobet .t 799 : w Men invaluable Manuscript will be afterwards'deposited, . wita :this Vu; utile, in the British-Museum,: its-will also On- ‘ . laid ample. Illustrations of the Chasms in his I.ordship's in- , ,teresting .Me.moir, to which he'''rgers:•'anti a connected and faithful Narrative, pettedly diveste:tof .al,l personal or party ' , prejudice, of t;;e variOns iri -clieustatices whiell"can throw light on the Character and Services. ot this tiuly.great Maii, continued to the latest period, and disAvu 'front sources of In formation ,Iyhollyuinattainablp b ant 'other Per4ons what ever. • , . • . - • ' File Embellishments will . constst of a 'variety of•elegant Engravings, viz. Historical Designi, Portraits, Plans. and' -Views of Battles, and- Vignettes, , from original' Paintings'by • Benjamin ‘Vest, Esq. R. A., the late Mr. Abbot, - .Richard : "%Vestal!, R. A. and Nicholas!Potock,- Esquires, engraved by .Mr. lleAlt, Mr. Littler, and other eminent, Artists.... „ . •.• ' In iiiifrilig this Work to the Public, it is the °Ned of the • Edititeapnd will be their unremitting StUdy,:to render it, by . the Amplitude; Fidelity, and I mpartiality tit its Detail ; and . -byitilie utmost attention to:the Printing lind F.enbeilisinnents, ...worthy of the splendid Achievements it!records, to make it deserving a place, in every Library, and to entitie it to Na tional- Patronage. : - •' • ' It is hoped that the Work may bejeacly for Publication in the course of the present Year,lig one Quarto•Vbtinne• - of the , largest size, printed by y,, • Lensle on the finest -Elephant - . - Drawing Paper. ..The-NUinbert&Copies tri be printed shill wholly depend upon the Number •of ~, 00d I inpressions. that can be:taken : of the EngravingS ;- and it is therefore recurs. , .mentled to .such of the Nobility-and Gentry'as i are-anxious for the best Impressions, to send early, notice to the Pub. fishers., Messrs. Cadell and Da vies T S twal.' The isticeOr kin ' Copies as arc ordered before the mat of 114 . ne.x,t Oil by Five .Guineas ; or with .Proof •Iniptessions Ott ea Plates, Seven Guineas ; and tin: NlvW,in,ty .Ixs paid eitherop,,giving ' an order, or on deli , ;•cry of the ‘Vork. Atter which time' 1 the -prices will besadvanced. • •. .. •. • ' I t timely orders are. given, . Three Copies only will be printed on the finest Yelltim, with the best Prbo'f'lsmpie.4-- ' sipns of the , Plates on Satin. The .price of each of these Copies will be One Hundred Guineas; elegantly bound in ' An Alphabetical List of Names, with the Dates of Orders, - wilt be publithed.und annexed to the Work. :,......., :..• . ' 5..„ ! I . , The Diredors have dgtermined •to avoid the Expence and Inconveniencies atientng the listablishMent of Count:y 'Agencies. The saving produced by this measure enables them to offer the'tollowing very important abatement on Fire InsUrances at more than four: miles distance from London, prmii.ied such Insurances be eficted at the Company's five in London, by'the Friends or Agents bfthe Persons to be insured, and without the Office being involved in the trouble 'or charge of any eorre'spondence, viz. - Twenty-five per Cent, per Annum on the Premiuth of Po licies for single Years t.. twenty:-seven, and a_Half to Forty, et Cent. in proportion to the term, on:Policies for more Years rhah one. Printed Explanations on the subject of the above abate ment, Poniting , our an easy mode of preparing lnsurancos for execution in London, together with full statements. as to every branch 'of the" Ciiimpaily's Business, May be obtained, free of Cost, at • the, Company's Office•in "C ' lvanve.alleY, Corrihill : the whale so arranged as to ' admit of being for warded into the Country at the. Expence only of single 'wit . age. A tiendance; frotr; Nine to Four. - By Order of the Board, . . 'WARNER PHIPPS., See., WITH THE ANATOMIST. - Crispin, Mr. BANNISTER ; Arorrieur Le Medicin, Mr. WEWITZER ; Old: Gerald, Mr. MATH EWS ; Young Gerald, Mr. PE CAMP; - ' 'Martin, Mr. FISHER; Poaoes %Vile, Airs. SPARKS; Angelica, - Mrs. SHARP ; Beatrice, Miss M - ELLON. - Waiting Woman, Miss 1. WSW ELL. At a General Meeting of Matesters and Makers of Malt, re- - ' siding within' the County of Stafford,' held at the Swan Inn, §tafti4(l, on .Monday, Feb.• to, 1306, inorder to take • . int,4 consideration the propriety of petitioning Parliatneut - for the, tepol of the3oth and 33d "Se•diorls of the Ad Of 42(1 Geo.l 11. c. 33, prohibiting the Watering or Sprinkling -of Grain making !MU Malt u.pon the Floor, , • ' • • • j OHN SIMKISS. Esq. in the Chair; •,• It 'tvs Unanimously' Resolved, - " • THAT, the. operation of the abOve Clauses hate been found by experience to be .procluCtive of the . most- injurious consequences to the Manutacttire' of Malt, and to subject the fair Trader to great tlitlicultic's and hard ships, wirllowt•any adequate advantages to the Revenue. '1 hat the moisture imbibed by the Grain in the steep, however long immersed, is found to be incompetem to tile - purPeS.':of keeping 'OP sufficient yeketation to carry the acro spire as far as the end 4)1 the Grain; which is the true crite rion of perfed Malt, and that the restriction iinpoSed by the above Clauses 'against recruiting the languid Vegetation by wetting the Gisitt ttllCltt , the floor,..previorts to the expiriaion of twelve days, renders it impossible to manufacture a per . feet article, whereby great loss is sustained by the Molester, and still greater injury by the Consumer; and that this Meet . ing is 'not-aware of - any disadvantage- which 'could ' arise to the Revenue were the ,Makers of Malt peratitted, as hereto ' fore, trisPrinkle their Crain upon tile floor, the Otheers of r Excise having the power" of taking their gauges in any state .. of operation tirtvvcmthe steep and the - kiln. ' • . I'h it.independent of the evil above stated, time most op - pressive and serious grievances to the ManufaclurerSOf - Malt arise from the facilities-soil temptations which the first men tioned •Cialise hr particular all ols- for unfounded and vexa - firms prosecutions.. . That the naturally moist apiteatince of the Grain upon - the floor-for .s.eVeral days airer • being thrown from tile Cistern, , .added to the ladot . the Officers participating in the penal - ties, effables'and encourages such as are either ignorant of the process, or inclined to take undue advanti . ,,ets, by availing I• themsetves , betife•particttiaF stage of operation when such natural appearances may seem to jitstify suspicion, to exhibit , inforinationS against the Maltster, from which no vigilance - can plaid, bid no linticenec 'protect Min - and upon which tonvit,tio,ns arc accustomed lei be found:ll upon- matter of opinion only ; and these vexatious and groundless informa .tiOns have Oflate become so frequent, front the facility with - which Charges of tills description can be established, as'ib amount to a most grievous evil, and to become a source of :the most serious alarm.• .• . That'to obtain redress of the grievances aboVe-Mentidned is an object of the highest importance; and, lot that purpose, • that a Petition.be pre..,ented to the Honourable the House of Conininrpoelting IOW:" the saine f f and praying for such re ' lief as to elk Floiise; in its :wisdom, shall seel•n fit. , • That the Petition row pmodttced be appro,ed by this Meet , ing, and:tints ihcsarne be - signed by each individual present,.. and be forthwith set* to such Maltsters and Makers of Malt , as have nut been able to - attend;, tbr their reSpedive Sigtia tures. ; That a Subscription be immediately entered into, for the pupOse of raising a Fund to provide for the ex pellet s already l ocurreff f Ald'whiell nt: 4 y hereafter arise in the future 'pro gress of this EnSiness ; 'antithat the Chairman be appointekl rTrea&ilrer. , ' , .. . . , That the - following, Gentlemen, or any five , of them, be 'alpointed'a Committee for trianaging . the"said Fitful, and for warding the Purpooe.s.of this Meeting, viz. —The Chairtriatt, .Mr.. Edward Worsey, Mr. lames Yates, Mr. John Becket, , . Mi. JoltuSmith, ;Mr. Thomas Partridge, Mr'. Lee, Mr. Col- • lett; and Mr: Tagg ;' atid tlia't• they' be ,empowered to meet ' and adjourn from time to time, and 16 take such measures ' -as , theytshall tieeiii-proper and hecesSary for carrying into ef '..feet the objects of the foregoing Iteso:utions. • '' That Messrs. Collins and, Keen be appointed Solicitors -for rendcring such professional atsistance to- the Committec 1 as may be necessary in the course of this Business. • , • l• That the above R•e:solutions be signed by the Ch airman, , in'cl advertised in the Stall U -rd, Aris's Ifirthinghaw, and Derby Papers,' and iti-Titz S LIN, and Traveller. ' . 1 (I /I-IN SIMKISS, Chairman. " ' • • Resolved - Unanimously, -" , That the Thanks-of this Meeting be given to the Chair man, forhik.,attelition to the.Eusiness of the. Day, amid for'his able canc.luZt in the Chair. ' , . • • • Rolm 63.- Second Price 3s.—kit 3s. (xl. Second Price Is. Gallery -.ls. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second rrice.6tl.- 140 Money to be returned. . The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Hall-past Six. . Tlaces for the Boxes to be taken bf Mr. VOsbrobk, at the ittix-Office in Littlol. - ussell.-street. . . . . FILE'.' N T ERE,-IzOVAI.;. COVEIT-GARDEN. 17}11S= -PRESENT EVENING, Feb.l7,, 1806, will he performed . • • CYMBELIN'E, KING, OF BRITAIN, laclihnoMr. cook E • • Posthumus; Tlr; POPE ; Queen, IA rs.'ST. LEGER ; Imogcn,.Mlss SMITH. • .16-0 - 11 - . a Glee by Messrs. Hilt, Taylor, Denman, add Mrs. Atkins ; and a Dance incidental to the Play. After which, a •new Grand Romantic Melo- Drama,. called . • RUG.ANTINO • Or, THE BRAVO 01:VENICE.- haradcrs by - • - Mr. H. lOHNSTON, 'II2r.,IIItIRRAY, Vr. BRUNTON, Mr. LISTQN, • -I‘lrs. GIBBS, Mrs. MATTOCKS, - • And Mrs. EMERY. •• • . The Overture and Music composed by Dr. BusßY, .The Dirties by Mr. 13yrue.—The. whole under the ,diredicnt.O . f Mr. Farley. To conclude with a Grand Masque. • licrxes 0. Pit 35. &d. Gallery 2i. tYpper .G - allery IS: Places for the Boxes to .be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Ilart-street. - - boars to be. opened at hall past Five ; and begin- *hilt past, "six. • Doc To g, HOWELL's POWDERS. ITS --trILFPSIES - CONVIILSIONS • rc.RIA-S, and all Ki , ids of rs, tadically ennui try Dr. HO WE L PO W E L-The Efficacy of these. in.- valuable Powders has, been abundantly !Moved by 4-gsvi4 number Qt Lures performed on Persons of both Sexes, anal ur all Ages; many of ‘vhoirt had been dr.:adfully afflicted .for a long series of ve,ars ; i anti, having taken,a variety of dicines, without finding any relief, were deemed by the-Fa culty absolutely, incurable. The fo,llo,kving Case is seleded from a very long .List (which inay,be Seen at the D.,toi's House), and . are' attest ed by such resiieaable Charaders,.that the suilllest .cloalat cannot rtmain in the mind of the most incredulous. __— Mrs. Kebecca•G r,.en, of tire. ;.:avoy . Precind, was more-titan zo years ailliOted with-Convulsions and its ; though s,tie 41,1.12 en an In-ratient.of St. Bart ho!omew's and Guy's Flospijals,, never received any benefit till site hid t..!;en Dr. flows-Al 's Powders, which perfe;:ilY cured her. —‘f it rle, the Rev..-Mr. Hunt, Minister of the Savoy ; Mr. ilurg,:ss, 107, and,ll•lr. Thompson, 135, Strand, Churchwardens.._ - This scwvr t Oign ReLnedY_is prepared, under the,Patronageof His MaktOY.,ibx:Dr. klowell, Fellow of the King's Collega, and is J9) . :1 at tus Hawse, I•o. 7S, High Holborn, Location, and no w*erc else, at tes. f t .l. a Packet ; in which ,is in closed. a T.reatise, Written by the podor i. oh the above-men ..tioncd .1./Kerkses, _ • • • • All Legeiti,; - post paid, duly answered;, and the. Powders sent to-auy part, of the tinited Kingdom. 4 • r • • - • • Tl. rY. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CAR ] For the BENEFIT of MASTER BET MO-MORROW EVENING, February 18, be acted she Play of PIZARRO. • The Music 'composed by Mr.lca t. tor. PERU , SANS. • • • Rolla, Nlaster BETTY, • • • ' (Being-his first appearance in that Charaaer); Ataliba, Mr. MIIIZI AY ; Fernando, Matter it NET ; • brUzembr, Mr. C HAP MA N ; • •• Nualpa, Mr. IILANC IAI2 D ; Topac, Nlaster BENSON ; Ituscah, Mr. KLAN Elt.T Orano, *Mr. A - BRO1`; Harju, Mr. G () DW IN ; Caol, Mr. SA RJAN•I ; Lima, Mr. WILDE ; . • Cora, Mrs. - GIBBS ; Zatuga r NI(s.,BOLOGNA. Priests, Virgins, •Matroris, in the 'ILNIP.LE OF THE SUN : High Priest, Mr. BENNETT ; hlcssrs. f3urd n. -DeArriaif;.• Everant,- Fairclough, Harley, Hill, King, Lee-,.,E,inton,• Myers,.Odlvell, Street, Tay lor, ; Mesdames Atkins, _Bens,.m, Bologna, Castelle, CO:, -Davies, pibdin, Findlay, Follett, - Gau dry, Hitt', -LeserVe;iNtaretratit, Martyr, Masters, Price, Searle; Ty ter,: Watts, Whitmore_ . ••• sps.Nr AP,LTS. -Pizarro; Mr. COOK E . • Alonzo, Mr. C. K E BCE ; • • Las Casas, Mr..CRESSW ELL ;• Almagro., Mr. DAVENPO-Rill Davila; Mr. MENAGE; -Gouza.lo - ,.Mr. ATKI NS ; Valverde, Mr. CLAREMONT; • "'Gomez, Mi.: Fl ELI) ; Pedro, Mr: L..ROI;OGNA ; • ,Sancho, Mr. 1. EW IS' liernalt Mr. POWERS Fablo, Mr. I FER LES ; Sentinel, Nlr. EMERY ; • • Ena of the Play, an ADDRESS will be spoken by Master BETTY. --vet Tit • . A F .A. _As will be e . .p. - essad in future Advertisements. ~ tickets and Places to be. had of Nlaster• Betty, No. 42, trpper etra`rlntte-street, Ninland.p.laCe , "; and .of Mr. Bran ), dun, at the Theatre. - • _ _ . THE lirsf-drawa rric7ket 'l'd-naarm Afornihg will be Ginitied to ap;03,,21. .nicl all' drawn oi, the sanze • Day will be NO VAS. 'Also on the Fifth Day et . Drawing, Vwll - 1 be.ull PRIZES. And die SiNtit•Dav of •Drawing, the First-drawn will be :to,occi. • All those drawn on the. First i Secorulfand Third Days were Ilrawn Prize's. The Munev 1; now paying for the same, or ex changed' for tindrawn "L'ICKPTS 411 SHARES, with ad `vantage to the Purchasers, by.l-10 PNSB Y and Co; tht..-Old Kstablished State Lottery Offices, No. i6, - Cornhill;11o. Charing-cross, and St. 'Margaret's *rough ; where No. 883 g, a Prize of 1°,4)224. was sold in Shares the . First phy bf Drawing. ' ' • ' ' • N. 13. The Public arc re,,s_peafully acquainted by Hornsby and Co. that there are very few Tickets.remainii:g unsold. ,• • P e.• , • . TWENTY "THOUSAND TWENTY-TWO POUNDS, D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and 'Co. te speaftillOrtitzaint the Public;: that, the FOuith , Day of Drawingwilt be P 41101(1(0 \V, 7when the Fir4l.-slNwn Ticket will be entitied to Tv , / E.,N . VV. THOps.AN.p `'::TWENTY-TWO .POUNDS, Lod every 'Ticket ([l4W:ion (that Day will be a Prize cif .Twenty:4 Annids, .of• uft `wards ; as they will.also be "L 344 Fiftlt. Day of Dr.o%irtg„Sa turcidy the lad Instant. TICK. s and SHARES, It arc:anted undrawn,, f eprilltrite on Sale, and all Prizes taken in exchange, 9r .pitid oia.•,cie ; /nand, at the Otfice,s, _arKt.facing the , G ate of the King's vs, C I iari rig-c r(*s, where No.; 4.77, Prize of 2221: .011 • the First D'ay -of Drawing, wa5,.4941 in : Shares by Richardson, GovalLiCii and Co. LITEA,AtURE AND THE ARTS. 411. :STOCKDALE --- respeay i fellifm ors the Puhl;e, that his AUCTION of Valuable ANCIENT ariLl MODERN •1300 S (maity'ot them extremely scarce. in various Lai) i luages), MAP'S, and P RINI'S, will continue To . .ruorroW±..l Are,nay, at Twelve o'Clock to 4 Minute, at • Nr).. - g6, Old' lloliti-3treet, and proceed dUring•the Four• fol lowing Days, Commencing punctually at the-same hour. •Catalogu.:s, v.'hich are: well Worth attenticion,: may be had at the I' lace of the Sale. No. ISt, Piccadilly. SC:11001. BOOKS. r).cy .were published, price 3s. 60. boards, t'NGLISI -- 1' F FAZES and ESSAYS ; ar, — The 4 Teacbcr's Asthlan't in Composition ; being a Syshirn of easy Rules for, vvrit.iug Exercises, illustrated by Examples, adapted to the Use of . Sexes, at School to whit are fOr Use. and -1-inproVing juvenile Com position. 'fit zdtl ditiOn,. with large Additions. • •••• • !By. I-IN - WALK.gR. Printed for j. johnson,' ih St. Pahl's Churcli.yard,; f. • Walket:; Robinson, and G. Robinson, in Pater -tioster-row ; ancleadeil'and Davies, Strand.. • . Where maybe lrad, by tine same Author, • - . 0 ml of F. hOiSh G raisin cr, boards. 1. E le, Ileum bfEib6iti.oci, in w alai s l ,e, king ate iniir'stigated and explained. 75. hoards. • 3, A Rhetor;cal Grammar, in which the common Intro ' prictics ir. Reading and Speaking are detected, and the true sources or' elegant Pronunciation pointed.Out..'7S;.bds. 3d Edit. ~ .4. The .4cailemic,Speaker, a SeleiAion of Pieces from the best Writers, proper to be used and recited- at school. Abound. 4th , lidition, 5. A •K, y to toe Classical Pronunciation of ,G reek, Latin, and Secienre Proper Names. ss. boards. 6. A. Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the En t ;lisli Langogc...4to, :11 . .• I Lz, tSd, tiyarcis. ad Edition.. PREPARED CHARCOAL and CONCENTRATED sot.trrioN cHARCopiL i • •-,-GLEANSING, •writTENINc, and PRESEIZV LNG the TEETH, RE - MOVING theSCU Y from the MO LITIL - and.G U MS, . and correeting, FcETI 1).BR LATH. `LARDINgt Chemi3t - to Their R6yal High- nesses the. Duke and Dutchess of York, • begS respect fully to inform the Nobility and Public, who have hohaured him , by the use of his PIZ E PARED CHARCOAL, that he 4 has purchased a Recipe for. rendering A.:HA RCOA F. .SO.- 11 /, 11-1, P., which, trOm its'effreacy as an ).AN TISE ?Tic, he has converted . into• a most agreeable - MPU 1 1 l WASH, to .1 accrrmpa;ty the 'use of the POWDER, and Witter; himself it will be tound as.en.:acions in removing the Scurvy from the MOU.I li,iindGU-NIS, preserving them in a healthy state, and' eor:eaing FaTi D BRI ATII,•aS his PREPARED CHARCOAL. has been tot preserving and whltening,the 'TEETH. The very gre.at reputation which LARDNER's PREPARED CHARCOAL has. acquired has induced a 'number of Per Sons who'vend Medicines to prepare a lfowder, which they sell-ti mien the. SA M .NA ME. The Prdprietor having no doubt but that the CONCENTRATED SOLU TION•of CHARCOAL will also be imitated; he thinks it necessary to request that the Nobility and Public ,he particular in , observing; that every Bottle or -Bqx; sold by his Appointment, is•,signed " DM D. LA O.?NER."- • NONE craiEß IS gENUINE. ':or ' Sold Wholesale and Retail, with.printed Dirations• for ; their use, and. Observations upon the interesting PrOpecties of Chirceal, by tite Proprietor, at his house, N-o.•s6.,TlCca dilly ;. the Concentrated Solution in Bottles of . tos. (al. and ss. 6d. each ; the Prepared Charcoal in Buus 'of 23. each, ,or twelve /or One Guinea; and retail : by E . dklewliery, cor- • . her of St. Paul's Church-yard; Messrs. Warren and Co. No. 4t, -and .Mr. ; Mr. -Davison,. No. 59, feet-street ; Mr. Ward, Nu. 324, Holborn ; ,Mrs. Lynoit, Grenville,'Street, , Brunswick square; • Mr. Vm&le, No'-' '46, Corn hill ; Mr. Viner, Bond-street, and Mr. Wright, Wade's 11 Passage; Bath ; •Mr.'Nash, Bristol Back ; Mr. Donaldstinj ai)d , Mrs. G regi ? ry, Brighton I' itch4-Ips wich M f r. Blakeney,Windsor Mr. Blake, Maidstone; Mr. I Robinson, Tunbridge Wells ; r 4 'Burgess, ..Ratusgge.; r. Betterson, Nlargate; Air s„...gaekstrow Market-plaCe; and 7 ' Mr, Loder, High-street, Oxford; Mr.Vatson,petty, Cur fey, Cambridge; Mr , . 'Snare, Reading; Mr. Raft . , Chelten ham ; Nlessrs.-Cole.. and Smith, Deal ; Massrs.,N,e,:des,and Son, Dover; Mrs. Ward, Shipston On Stour ; and "M - r. ;lim o Leicester.::'; ' 1: Orders, enclosing a Bank Note, or Draft payable in London,;; lye I'inetually:`ex&Cute(t, and' sent,- to :ant' he United Kingdom, and the chaoge•tif any) retutned w,itb the ' goods. XTI-FEN Professional Men of Education and - V itesponSibilay deviate frorn the general System tiy the set-atOn:or - a . pernibilr branch, the sahrftian of long con tinued svccis IS the best Critenon et superiority. , Eight years brive 1•40votot r..y praaicc to the exclusive • treatment. ol; 'Fihree i)hionlers, and the successful result of iny - plan gives me additioiltiPardi l ir to oppose, as lar as I an - I able, the.. raVages of" those ComptaOts wrircJi arc the most important' in the Cattilor,ae,o(llurnari • lnlirrnittes. After initiation, into _every ilsaiieb, as an Army Sureer.in, formed wish et an early period : of .Practice to rescue in. diviclUals front - the ignorance of uneducated men, or ,tPe equally dangerous precipitancy ot•gcneral The •I firer to the Cure of which I have ile voted My attention, comprise every species of: V E.N E- R EAL IN FECTION, whether of a recent or long. dy. ration: idly, All kinds • of debility, whether arising from the habits . of schook-blys,._ or the indulgences of mature rage r.. And, lastly, till: .derangement of the sysrprn in %c o . men Which is called )..k kE NW ESS, or STE ft ILI TV. Niamerous Diseases are the resijlt of: ignorance, or hate in the treatment of,a simple G,onorthrea; awl. it not un frequeritly happens that the seeds ofLite are poisoned by the:indiscretion Ot an unguarded 'hour. —By a superior me thOil such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others ,have fished, .1 tfusl that I may presume to otter a radical re.establishineat. Few, 4ov.;tivcr., are the cases of complicated distresr in this disohler, ciiinparecl with . the calamitous situations of M e n, who, from int a soiiary.,, vice, or the prevalentpgaietigs of a hishronanle fife, acquire that state of Debilify, Vhich.ip.ttie W4voidable . consequence of such pernicious habits. Where theunhappy suferer broods over his misery, but - carefully ,conceals his misfortune,, it may. b.sorne conse , . t iatiOnfor...him..to. know, that although it be an ,iiijea of ',doubt uncortainty wittt,ctiier• rraditioners., the .removal ,of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of. henovii.. thin, is the acquirement of say .. Experience. If the ritzt .of : harkchus ,or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, .much :anxiety_ will be prevented by an early Counterac tion (A this languid . State ; And - in .tiotse cases, no great wijloccur. 4utarhere this Deficiency has for years existed, a p v ., rec perseverance Is indispensably rp!isite to revive the s.lutn. .bering , €varks of Lite, aud to re-animate the Constitution,. haYn long .heendisappointed in their expectations of a I am; y,, may a :assure,'., mat in mist inst.ances,nsu.:h deleds •are curab:e by Medical skill. - Ti m e -see4esy which is so essential to my- - undeTta - kir,g, .and the qualifies rims which I haTe presttrir4 to ,state, form the barsii - ot my, pretensions, and in .coincideilee Wilt: such . this intonation is given, that Mr. ltr_ee may be consulfed persoual.Py,' cr by .4.,etters..(ihcloaing4 how.ie, No. 29, .A.riltiol ,street, neir. kern 'i'nere is an additional Entrance in Waturvstrect, aljoioo4, aty f iit4clAXlM is: 0 0 tbo Niartiu firet,n,V l cinkf 90.4.; 01,;>1%/4.4na,, r'~~,.-