The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-28 00:00:00

, 1 NITMBEn 424.9• %THEATRE ROYA!„ DRURY-LANF„ T O -MORROW EVENING, April 29., NI:ill be •. performed, AS YOU LIKE IT. Orlando, Mr. ,ELLISTON ; Touchstone, Mr. i3ANNISTER ; • Audrey, Miss POPE ; And Rosalind (with the Cuckoo Song) Mrs. I aIt.DAN. In Ad V. a Song by - Mrs. KLAN D. WITH FORTY THIEVES The Chaeaaers by Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. I)IGNtJM, Mr. IL•SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP. 'MT. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND, it/IrS.'MATHF.WS, Miss DE CAMP,* &c. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. Gallery 2s. S,CcOkiti 'Price is.—Upper-Gallery - ts. Second r rice 6d.—NO MOney to be returned. - Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbroolc, , at the Box.° aide in Little Russell-street. ' The Doors will opened at Half, past .Five; and the Play begin at Ralf -past Six. , ThurEday, She Stoops to' Conquer ; with The Forty Thieves. - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . PRESENT EVENII'.,IG, April 28, will be .• :A. - pertunilLo, • - KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, King of England, NU. POPE ; Cardinal Wolsey, 111 r. fti.EMBLE. , Y.atharine, Qucen of England, Mrs. SIDDONS. WITH THE FARMER. Valentine, Mr. INC LE DON Jemmy lumps Mr. l‘“J N ; .• Louisa. M A RT Y Oetty Blackberry,' Miss TY It 'E R ; • And Molly Maybush, Mrs. MARTYR. Places for the Boxes to be. taken of Mr. Brandon, at. the. Box ()thee in Hart-strut. The Doors to be opened at half_past Five, and begin , at half past Six. To-morrow, The Dramatist ; with The . White plume. ADVANCE OF PRICES. FROM the great Demand for Tiaets and Shares the Prices will continue to rise, and cannot afterwards be lower, the Scheme •being so ,butt that .there.will mot, at any period of the Drawing, ree.Blanii.s to A Priae. .Lottery begins Drawing Tzth May, 1806. • - , - S-C El I'M E. . z Prize of £2 5 ,000 - - is 2 - 20,000 - - 2-- - - 3 - - • - 5000 - - - ,C'25,0 , 00 AO,OOO '20,000 1 c;ooc./ 1000 - ID - - 10,0,0 SOOO 200 2,500 10 - - s 6 - - - 6 zoo - - 500 - - - - 100 S 0 - 2i 13 ,100 k 250,000 25,0;0 Tickets . • • Part'of the above Capitals. Five First-drawn Tickets,, ist Day ,Liooo each Sao Five' First .drawn. Tickets, •34-I)ay tOOO each soon First-drawn - 4th Day - to,noo Ditto - - sth Day - „ - - 20,c);J0 Ditto -•- - • - 6th Day . • - as,ooo Price of a Ticket - - - £2O 5 o • Half - - o Eighth - Is 6 - -I,2uarter 5- 4 o"1 Sixteenth - - r 6 6 The present Scheme contains-More Prizes and fewer Blinks than any Lottery for many "years past. , . . • , : BUL L MONEY_ FOR PRIZES., — W-117r . and Co.. No. 11, Poultry, Fespeafnlly-,in fornithe I,' üblic, that theyli nc .. w . Ai'ay the Prii,; , s of the last Lotter:, in full, or take . theta in•e);ch-a'nge for Tickets nd-Shares in the present Lotteq o 101/411 " - begins - drawing on Dlonday ,week. , . -... . . . The Sc.horne-,of this Lortery - haS . strong 'claiiiis to the Pal tronage of tbe , Public, as it poSsess2s.niore Priies and fewer - Blanks than any of tkie late Lotteries ; the •highest Prize is a 5.0001. and the' lowest za. . Tickets have already risen, and" will be higher belore the Prawing begins. - . .. - STATE LOTTERY, 1805, • • 'Begins Drawing the ip.th of Mar, isv6. • , • HALL and C, p; Successocs tn-.7\IL Ni&llfilon, at their State Lottery °dice, No. S 3, C 0 lt I LL, cor ner of the Royal. Exchange, London, -re:,pe.:dfully acquaint their Friends and the Pablict; -tfiat TICK ET S and S Al: ES for the above . Lottery are selliu in variety of Numbers, laded into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, atW Stxteentlts,'stamp cd accordingto dot •N. 'B. Orders from the COuntry, accompanied wait sliksrt diked Bills,. Bank Nate3, - ,Ciill,,or exe cuted on the same "I:vans,lf.psoni,tlly present., *4.*. iNV . )tiey Li• PrtzeS a..?' soon drawn. . • - .---------7----;= . S. / 7 EA I Lo'rrE it Y. , • . -. • 111) IGHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. . re , spcctfully ret.onumilLt to the Public, who Mean to ad-' venture in the present ,State - Lottery, an inure late or early purchase, as'Tickets and_Shares Nvilj,continue to advance in price, the Scheine being so' construaed, that dnriog the -whole time of Drawing there never can be ins:re than three Blanks tot Prize ; and lreM the aoat- Capitais.of Twenty live •I'huusand Vaunt's, a'wenty Thousands t .Tht Tho4sands Ate. they must increase ihvaltie, and cannot at any period I,e lower. Tire Lottery bin Dietvving on sue r:.tn Next Month. .. Comilla and' Charing Cross. - ' I- -- --...... AN'OBYIOUS SAVING. • ODGES and Co. - No, 44, St. Jame.sstreet, and N 0.149, 0 x. ford- st rect, recommend to theirs fiends nd the Public ,all immediate purchase of l'ickets.and Shares in the present popular Lbttery, as the Prices will certainty advance, and cannot at any verion - eirhe*r•.betere or in the Drawing, be cheaper than at present. So coati tent are lIQ D. GES and Co.-of th certain rise of Price, that they thereby •engage to take back, on 'the Saturilay before the Droving, at the prq,ent price, any rickets b,tugtit at their .Offices ; or to -return the dill'erence should they be lower. It is therfore obvious that tikt . icthinaj be saved arid nothing can be lost by an immediate purchase. • -DISEASES of the URETHRA, and Curtin , PLAINTS. AS Sole Proprietor of DARAN'S' celebiartd MEDICATED BOUCIES and RE-MEDI ES, M DUFOUR infant's the Public, that he. may, Sc tis..tal, be • consulted daily from sine to three, at his:llous - .:„ No. Frith-streetl Soho, on Cases or strielincs, - Obstructions leets, Sze. Sze. as v,ell,as Debility; trmlevery'Disordes where , • *secrecy is so essential aieciatisiteohat Mr. D. has provided a, spacious House,: hat every Patient may be intr,ittuced in a separate Apartmeat. Mr. D. 'has for many years - confined himself to that 'department of burgery,,and trom extzosive Pradice, and the e most• tiAttizring success, h is enabled. to otfer.a inethod'of Clue, mild:efficacious, requiring no con. finerrient or restraint in diet, and presenting.the possibility of a relapse.. Persons in the Country stating their t ..aaes.fill'iy in .a Letter, .enclosing or al. Note,- will have proper. remeiAres sent to theamptnit. y'or thevariouSVn4ltbilts,:-Scc. see Mr. Datfbur's Treatise on ike-abtve.Conti4ainta;',V,Fice as. ..___ . HE COT.aIIACTQRS .for the present LOtterTottery* T res . pecAfFilly inform,the .V,t . iblie t that the Tickets will 1 casion. rise-in price in a tew days, ''iiitcwill not, at any time, either ~• Places - where the'Peitions he f,r Signatures before or during tM draWing, be-Aoiv'er. ' They also request London Til . vern, Bishopsgate:street ; Crown and Anchor, the rPnblic'to observe, .that.in consequence of au arrangement Tt Strand ; Peek's :Coffe , :-iwuse, F i e et-street ; St. Paul's made with the Lords of His Majesty.'s" 'Tua,ury, the num- ! Coffee-house, St:- •VatiPs Church-yard ;• A ftican. Coffee her:of Tickets drawn each'day will nearli' be equal f' that 1: hoUSe, St. hael's Ally, Corniull ; fernsalein Co there will not be more thin i::.oo,'•nor..lesS than'l6oo Tiekets. , house, Cornhill - cl ray's. Inn..Coliee -house, Holborn ; Fur drai,Vii - on any day.—April -- • - ' i trivaPs'lnn : Itol ' bo-rn ; Baptist Head' Coff,:e-house,, Alder , ..• . _ , matihury ; Cross Keys,. Wood-street, .Cheap Side ; Three j Tuais Tavern;,Borough, Southwark ; (eorge-Inn,,Bocough, ditto; Riellarthon's Coae-house, Covelit-GardiM; +lull. terlO:d Cuil::ejhouse, Strand ; Cann,lt Coffee-house, Cock Spur-street, Cbaring4:.ross ; . Stafford. Coffee-house, Strai-• /ford 11. ace ; KlinCoulee-house,s Arins C o e-house; Palace - Yard ; :- Thatched. -House Tavern,-St. lanies's ; flatchette - si, COtli:z- house, Piccadiliy ; and' Blenhenn Corne-house;Boad-street: A . FINE COLLECTION of. ORANGE' k id .ELEMON .T REES, Catalonian and Arabian jessa unties,• and true lhilogna Sausages, is this day arrived in high preservation, at loin' Burgess, and Son's Warehouse, No. 167, Strand, 1,0110(11.1. . . April ts, 130. • I $ 1 1 ..._ - F _A_ I_ .....L...4 MOADA Y, APRIL 28, 1800. To the NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN,- CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of.the COUNTY PALATINE of -This Day Was published, in Two :Vols. Oaavo, Price gs. , in hoards, NGLAND' A:GIS or, The Military Ener gtes ot,tne-Constitution. By 101-01 CARTWRIGHT, Esq. Printed for !. lohnson, in St. Valtl's Church-yard. , I 'cannot dismiss this_ part of the subje& (Military De- - . fence) without referring the :Reader to the Work of Major Cartwright, who has written most ably t.ipoirt :the subje& of Arming -the People, ap.d whose- Book 4Elloand's .lEgis) it is impossible to read without deriving, profit." CHESTER. • THE muCh-larneritecl Death of your late worthy Member havilig occasioned a Vacancy in the Repre sentation of the County; 1 hopt I shall nor be thought too presumptive in ofti:ring Myself a Candidate for :the high and distinguished Honour of succeeding him. Shciuld I be so fortunate as to . meet ,with your A pprobAtion and Stipport, the Interest Of the County of Chester shall be the study of my life. I -have the Honour to be, with the greTtest itesPP 6l , Your must obedient humble Servant, • . • • April 26, iSoo.• D. DAVENPORT. FROISSAItrs CHRONICLES. ThicDay were publishzd, In. Demy o . 6lavo,.price IL t 6s. in hoards, the Volumes 4, • , '5. and 6, of the Seond• Edition of TIR JOHN - FiIOISSARs CHRONICLES of U . ENGLAND, FRANCE., SPAIN, and the Adjoin ing CO,UNT RI ES, from the latter part of the reign of Ed ward 11. to the Coronation of Henrs ly. New ly translated from the French Edition, , kjtli Variations and Additions from many celebrated MSS. By THOMAS OHN ES, ESq. - To which is prefixed, a Lite of the Author, an Essay on his \Volts, a Ciiticisin on his His:city, and a Dissertation on his,Poet,ry, i!• . -Prin-ted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, anttOrme, PaternoS ter.:ree'r'; and I. -White, f leet -stteet. Of WY.Orn may be had, ,Vols. 'I. II of the above Pricc 11- ; in boards.- The rerr.ainiiii; Six Volumes will be puhlb , hecl with all Expedition:' - • ' April 2.6, 066. ; NOTICE is hereby given; that a Midend de clare 4 upon .the-Sbares of the London Ccmpany, tOr the Manufacture of Flour , Meal, &t. will be paid the Pro prietors,. at the Company's Office, No. zy, Mark,lane, en Tuesday the zoth day of May next,, and every following day' (Sunday's exceptc-1) front Eleven to Two .by Oider of the Managers, JOHN WORSLEY, Clerk. To the C RE D ITO RS of IN SO IN ENT DEBTORS, the _MERCHANTS a nd'TRADESM E g i - W the Cities of v: Lori ¢t. a.:d W.cstni'... , ster, and Boron outhwark.. • . A T a G tN..4., AL A Eh i t_i of RADES- T rg . 1 'TiN I- "'' T ' . m EN, .held on Monday the ztst of April, , at the Can non Coike-House, Chasing-cross ; , • , .. • • Mr. BAKER in the 'Chair; 1 . • . - . ' ft -was unanimously resolved, That-a Petition be presented: to Parliament apins i t a Bill now pending, inthuled " An • Att for the Relief of certain Insolvent DebtorS," - prayiLig that the same may not pass into a Law, on account of the very alarming and important clangers with'which it is preg— nant, purporting no 'less than to annihilate the most jtist Claims of honest and laborious Tradesmen on Persons Who have defrauded then* of . their Property, or becOme Insolvent from the most, unpardonable extravagance and profligacy, without the smallest recompenee or indemnity ; setting tree ' the most abandoned and unprincipled. Persons loose again on Society, to 'commit a nd repeat their artful. and abominabledepredations. It being an invincible faCt that numerous in dlistrious and respectable Tradesmen have, by Insolvent 1' Ads, experienced very severe losses, been reduced to the most ;'.distressful circumstances, and have not untrequently suffered imprisonthent themselves, by tue escape of Debtors under i` them ; that 'they are a shelter for the fraudulent to escape Is the hand of justice, and a powerful inc itement for theari to i ' continue in their iniquitOuspraCtices,as well as partaking of i a !nose dangerous temptat ion to seduce even the honest Man tiruif:i - einbarrassinentsroMepart from the line of justice•and integrity ; thereby contaminating the moralS of society, in fusing. geneial distrust and . suspicion, weakening every reci procal confidence; and more largely threatening the basis and existence' of Public Credit. , . ..- ) Resolved unanimously, That Copies of the said Petition be left operrforpublicinspe.Ction and signatures it the under -Ineritioned plaCes; that all Poiso n s in Trade ma y testify their „ . ) approbation, and evince tneir ardent willingness.to suppOrt a Measure which hits in its view to protect the Property ofeVery I • rank of society, and guard-them from the nefarious attempts of designing Men. . • The supp;ort and early signature is particularly requested of all' Merenants, Tradesmen, •drc. who purpose signing the., said intended Petition, in order that ho time snail be unneces sarily delayed, in opposing.so hostile a Measure to the peculiar welfare and interest of every -individual in Trade. Resolved unanimously, That Copies of these Resolutions be inserted iii the principal Morning and, livening Papers, trusting thereby that many Provincial Cities and Boroughs Will ; with all possible speed, adapt siinil3l measures for 'MC safety and security of their Property: . • ~ - . -Resolved unanimously, That all Communications on the subjedlie made at the Bar of the,Cannon Cotlee.tiouse -- , • I Rewlvedunanimuusly, That, the Thanks of this Meeting be -given to the ClairMarf for his-able conduet -on•the oc.. _ • STEWART's PLEASURES OF LOVE. , This Day was publiShed, Elegantly printed in Foolscap Octavo, embellished three beautiful_ Engraying's by Heath (and dedicated, by permission, to the MarqUis of Downsliire), price 6s. boards, .rrHE PLEASURES OF LOVE. An Original Poem. Second' Edition. By IOHN STEWART, Esq. Printed for I. Mawrnan, No. 22, Poultry. • ' Of whoin . may be had, lately published, price 45. boards, Poems by . the Rev. Francis Wrangham, M. A. F. R.S. • . This . Day was pUblislied i 'Handsomely printed in Two Vols. OC - tavo, price 14s. in boards, a New Edition, being the Third, of lEMOIR S- of - -the COURTS of BERLIN , IIR4SDEN, WARSAW, and . VIENNA, in t 4 Years' 17;7, 1778, end' 1779. • , By .. Witt. ‘VRAXIIALL,.Esq. , Printed for.T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be .had, by the - same Author, The 1-Btory af France. from the Accession of Ilenry the Third to the Death.df Louis the Fourteenth •preceded by a View of Military, and Political State of - Eitror, .between ilie - middle and the close 'of the Sixteenth Centnry. Three Vols. 4to. price 31, 3s. boards. 1 ---- Early in May will be published, ' handsomely printed in Ito. by Mr. Balmer, ! , The First Volume of ADICTIONARY - , PERSIAN, A.RABIC, and ENG 1.1 S H ; with a Dissertation on the Languages, i Literature, and Manners of tire Eastern Nations. 1 by JOHN itICH:ARDSON, Esq. F.S.A. Of the 'Middle Temple, and of Wadharn College, Oxford. A new Edition, revised and considerably enlarged,. • . By CHARLES WI LI“NS, LL.I). F.R:S. *** 'rue Second Volume, which is, already in great for. I wariness, will be published with all praCticable Dispatch. i , Printed for W. J.!andl.ltichatison, 'Corn hill; J. Walker, t Paternaster-row ; Vt:rnor, Hood, and .Sharpe, Poultry ; Cuthell and Martin, Holborn ; P. Wynne' and Son, Pater noster-row; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; Laultington, Allen, add Co. Finsbury-square; W. IVIiller; - Albemarle-street ; S. Dagger, Straod ; Blacks and Parry, Leadenhall-street ; J. Harding, St. laws's,street ; I. Aspernei'Cornhill ; and lt.. Schuler, Paternoster-rows -- • • This i'ay was published,- ' ASERIES of PAINTS DescriptivQ of the Scenery, the Habitations, Costume, - aud Charader of ,the varicusiTribes of Native Inh4bitants; and of many of the rare AUinals of SOUTRERN AFRICA •'• ' 'From Drawings taken from Nature, By SAMUEL DANIELL. • Engravid by himself, ‘and Coloured to imitate the Original Drawings. 'This Vork, the Materials of which werecolleae4 ageing a Residence of Three Years in the Settlement of the Cape of Good- Folic; from which .'lr.-Daniell had an opportunity of penetraing into the Interior of Southern Africa beyond the Limits of former Tra - velliirs, is how - completed in Ten Num ! b-trs, exl.l N umber containing Three Prints and a Sheet, of descriptive Letter-press. The site of the Prints is 18 inches by 13, aid -the price • Two 'Guineas a Number, or Twenty IGuinea the complete Set. To be had of Mr. Wm. Daniell., No. 9, Cleveland-street, fitzroy , iquare; , or.- of Messrs. Cadeliand Davies, Booksellers, Strand. I N. B This interesting:Work forms.a splendidillustration of Ivlr.iarTow's Travels into The Interiox of Southern Africa, . Messrs.• HEARNE and RNE's ANTIQUITIES of ' GREAT BRITAIN, (.3ompl s ete in TNveTity-one Monthly NCtruhers. On the . ist of May next will be published, Handsomely printed on Colornbier Quarto, price 15s. Proof • • Impressions price ii. ss. . O. Colitaining. Views of Greystoke Castle, I erla ;nd ; Donnington Castle, Berks Castle. 1 Cumb Acre Priory, Norfolk ; .and lieverstone Castle, Gloucester- 1 shire ; of ANSIQUITI ES OF GREAT BRITAIN ; en gr:-,yed by the late W. BY R NE , Esq. F..S.A. from Draw- - in'gs made for that puipose by T. HEARN E, Esq.. E.S. A. with rlistorica: and Oescriptiva Accounts of each Subject. Priced for ,T. Cedell and W. Davies, Strand. Sold also by Mr. White, Fleet-street; Mr. Clarke, New Bond-street; i Mr, Miller, Albemarle-street ; Mr. Evans (SucceSsor to Mr. Edwatals), ; Messrs. Rich:olson, Messrs. Arch, and Mr: Asperne, Cornhill : Nvllece various Specimens of the Workmay now:be seen. Th . 3 unrivalled Work contains Eighty-four highly finished EngrAings of VJ,V7S of the most interesting Remains of An tiquir', ecrAesiastical and military, in England and Scotland, en t .,,raNcd in an. uniform stile of - excellence by the. late Mr. Byrne (with-occasional - Assistance froat.MeSsrs. Wcollett,. I3ettolorci, Landseer, Lowry, &c.) from Drawing•made for that par{ os: by Mr. Hearne ; the size of ,each Engraving.is . . , ten Mines bY seven ; the acnompanyingr DescriptiunS are ia Engl3:ll anti in French ;• and the Publication will b.: com 'Acted in Twenty-one Nuinher, published. Monthly, • Conplete Sets.may shoftly, be had, price J5l. tss.li bear is'; proof mpressions, pr,ce z6l. Ss. and any of the' Siumiit..rs .in-Ay WI:Ad sevarate.. • - . = ' HEAI.TH' AND LONGEVITY. .y ~ ".... • DR. TAMES's ANAL-Erne AND ANTIBILLOUS - PILLS. -- • • • • -- • •- - . 1-IE Celebrity of 111.-Analeptic Pi11.5 . ,',. as a gam- ' - J peral Pres e r v ative of ` health, is becomeuniversal; troth .••,: their Efficacy in those coMplaints , which-eontinually. di's- jurb.„the litiman~Frairiv;• sticli as Colds; Rhettinatlnits, Fleatl4clis, Pridigestions,,andother.Discal.es of the'Stainach• , -.. • and •13owels - 3 whi'cli arise from the ViCiSsitudeS of our "Cif- •• • y riucte, Pr from Indulgence in the Lpxuries of Life; and.theSe . •- .On ibe f irst ut 1 inte,..veil be published, _-- Elega. ! ::ly printed in Quarto, and illustrated - with numerous 1 Sanitary Ii _ s are wo..lucedbygc . nitly opening the Por6 by ; • 'Engravings, coloured aver original Dniwngs l liy IVll...kleix;• i Ni A .At 3'1,(1 to Body by Day withont requiring' any* parti. ande• and "e.I r. 'Daniell, ( cular Regimen or ...zinfinettient: I3ut 'though the. Analeptie - 1 - A VO YAGE to CQCFIINCHINA, in th6Yers 1 Pins a re also very sqviceable in 13i:ions and. Other deep- 1 • , I. .ia. Ina, and 1793 : containing a general View of the valu... ; seated Disorders, yet being clesignel as a ►mild PUrgalivelm:y, able P7oduttions and the political Importance' of - , t his fiou- ! and therefore not alwpys - sufficiently a4ive, the A ntibilieus , fishing, Kingdorn ; and also • of such European Settleineifts as I Pills have been•recottimentied in aid,. by anCinineilt Pliysician.... I - were v sited on the: Vovag.,e : with Sketches or the'Manuers, I. who has used these Alejicines comblnedfor inanryijks With. I. Charader, 'and Contlition of their v enal Inhabitants.... To .1 . tho happiest success in all cbinpla..ints of the Liver„ . as well • whicnls annexed an Account of a I ourilev made in the Years ,as in other intemalDiseases. •- . . . ' • ..: • • iSol'aid CO6t, to th e Residence of the C„Iilof Of the llooshuana ' Travellers, by Lawlor Sc,e pr P6rsons remote - from Medi_ • Isfatn)n,' beirq the remotesi Point in the Interior o( Southern cal Assistance, would do .well to .se' always PrOVided.with• A frice to v , ..iii , !lt Inua/pea , s have hitherto penetrated: The j these Pitls ; wliich, with some ..r)1 the genuine Dr. •J'arocs , s pads tititl Descriptioas tlken from a• Manu s cript I ournal i ..! Fever. Powder, would (mill 4,,• most valuable Stoic, in a • with t Chart of the Route. small compass,' that •would- often7atibrd Relief On any seal- Ily I WIN , t,AKROW, Esq. F. R. S. I den Indisposition, au& prevent the ill consequences of Ne- Autl - pr of " Trayels in Southern Africa," and " Travels in ; glea or Delay. . . .• : ' - - ' - China.'! • Sold only uy F. New'nery anti "Sons; Nr3.4i . , St. - Paul's . , P anted for T. Cadell and •W. Davies, Stand. . Church...yrd, - on tilt:Coach-way, furtioors trorn the Cm . .. • Of whimi may be It'd, a new Edition of Mr: Barrow's, r )I'.: e ot Cheapsitle, London.; and at. Dr., lames's late !louse Travels in Southern Africa ; including an Inquiry into the ) in 13i - I.lo'h-street ; viz. the Analeptje pillS, price 4s. 6(t. linportanie•or thra,Coloy of the Cape of G o,.gi iippe, as a I a 1.16 x, oi - six inane large Box, fcr it. 45. • and twA.Mibilions Naval and Military Station, as a Cominercial Emporium; and 1 Pi.lls, price zs. ytt a Box, Duty included ' . —Observu :that the , 6 ' as a Territorial l'ossession. Sze. &G. elegantly whited in z•Vol4. I 04- 4 to. i''. Newberg; No. 45, S..t. Profs," are - , enwayed is 4to, and illustrated with several' coloured Engravings and I the Stamps, -- . Charts, Price 31. 3s. in Boards. , , • * '' A new Edtuon of th e Travels in China will shortly be ,I. *, nibillied. ' . - • AN IMPOWLANT Dl-:, , COV.EIt.Y. • • N4-ESSB.S.- CUPAIE arid-Co. Surgeons, 11^-mcr i l. .for a long series of "yeasts made the YIiNE It EA I, • DISEASE . the partictilar object- of their investigation, are now enabled to announce the discovery of a Nlculicine superior to_Mercury kin the cure of that disease. It is at present s;if ficieni for diem to:Observe; that.its'effeds are diametrically Opposite to those of Mercury, forlliera,h.it cotnplejiely era dicates every vestige of the virus in Its most ceiifirined stakes, yet it does,not - In the least injure the Constitution, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the s stem in all its natural functions; ptomotes Appetite, and facilittes digestion. _ Numberless instances are Ott recent record of the . superior efficacy. of this Medici, its inherent and specific ; virtues acting as a ,perpetual corrective to bodily debility, • whether proceeding trout .aft excess of conjugal . and illicit pleashre, or front the.,Morqin§idions tlrough - not_less destruc tive indolence in, a certain pernicious habit. r .Araidst the • trielalch.6ly variety oftlisorders-Which are - tile - m cfsi_quence of • This; military . vice, there are none more afflicting than those riehCien'lcies and debilities that prevent or c?ribitter the matri monial state. The wretched Sufieter broods over Iris nines, ashamedlo seek relief-till it has brought him• to sovh . a state a misery as to render life opt*ressive. To those happy persons it will be a consoling rettedion to know . tii.t they may now,- by .a new and irciallible mode of treatment,, be restored to' that greatest. of alk•human blessings, a strong, , .manly, and vigorous Constitution. Messrs. Currie and Co: may be consulted by patient either sex, at their House, No: tol,,Ratton C qrdenrversort ally,- or by Letter.l(post-Paid) ink:losing. a Bank Note,. the necessary Advice add Medicines w d I be givensor sent to any part of the ~King,doin. Pa - ,entS itj tht• Country are re. quested to state their age and general anode of j No. ro7, liattonGarden. - . •. MODERN. DANCING' PRIVATELY TAUGH.T BY IVII.I. ALLEN', at ig, ,Sherrarcl-street,- Golden -1 1 sq u a r e , and I.a, Great Alie-stret, Goodman 's-fields,. l i o n . k.' lints expressly formed for Ladies and Gentlemen of any age who have never °learnt that Accomplishment, or nut in , i t he present Fashion, and whose Age nr Rank make it alt oh- , jea to learn Tcrfealy 'private ; and Foreigners, Officers, • or 1 ' ' Country .Re3tdents, to whom. time is an objed, expeditious- ! kly completed. , . • 1 • Young Ladies and Gent lemen also, under fourteen , not I quiring private Lessons, taught it 'th6e iteadallies for Ow 1 ; 'II G kilnea per Quarte r , . or School Vacation. This Vial' parti- I I e,ularly mietests , ' Parents and Guard h tinting ia;ss of Youths ' genteel /teflon and Address, but educated at Schwls having 1 1 too. sew Dancers to pav the attendan ce or au eminent Maste?. 1 i F \ amilics of the Nobility, Gentry, and respectable Sehoots, -i ' attended.. . . • . . The ANNUAL BALL will he on / Thursday, Ma., , : t at 1 the Paul's ilead, .Cateaton-,,:treet. ARMY AND N IVY. I,S,2I_IIPAC_E. THE PNITENT CAMP BED:7,I:EADS, thie t Mattrasses, and Bedding complete are very respect , .t u lly recommended to G entlenien as being the. most portable and superior to. any others made in London ; Marquees, 'Fables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cots, 59l'a Oats. and tOr on, Board Slip; Musquit to Net Furnitur...,' amid l'atent.firass.screW Berlszoads, for East and We:A invite., and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN. and SANDE RS's • Patent Bedstiiil Manufadory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 amid 17, Cathetine-street; Str.lld. Morgan .and Sitiders's. New.invented Imperial "Dining shies, a!lov , 'ca to he the most complete and Flegant ,set.ot Table:, ever )et invented; are very portable, packing in a Bux but ten inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-134.1 & Chair-Wed Warehouse. 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