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London, England, 1805-04-05

LONDON THE LARGEST and MOST POPULOUS CITY

IN THE WORLD. .
This day was publiffied, a New Edition, correffied to the preterit
Time, illuttrated with a large Modern Map of London, with
another Map of the Environs; and embellithed with ftvcral
Views. price Five Shillings bound in-red,
rHE PICTURE of LONDON for 18o; ; being
•A• a full and coffee! Dcfcription of the BRITISH Muraorotis
and of its VICINITY ; and a faithful Guide to aU its Curirifitic.,
Armament., Exhibitions, Public Inftruetions, and whatever is
remarkable and &reeving of Notice; with a great Variety of Car-
at, I. TmiLcs, containing the Hackney Coach Fares, Lifts of Streets,
Inns and C. flee hooks, Churches, Public Offices, Ste.
It is impoffible, in the compats of an Advertifement, to enume-
rate the Seat number of ufeful Topics, which are treated of in this
!mall Volume; but, it y fuffice to obfcrve, that a total Stranger
may, by means of it, become better acquainted with the Britifh
Metropolis in a few days. than many Thoufands of intelhgent Per-
ron. who have radtd in it during many years. .
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6. New Bridge-Rrect,
Blackfriar's ; and fold by every Bookteller in the United Kingdom.
and at the Bare of all the principal Coffee-bottles in London.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Editor,
•
a. A GUIDE to the WATERING and SEA-BATHING
PLACES; with Sixty Maps and Views, price t as. in boards.
a. A GUIDE to PARIS, on the fame plan as the Picture of
London, price 3s. bound.
London, England, 1805-04-05

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

FNEWBERV and SONS, i4;.45, St. Paul's
. Church-y=l, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder,
and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in con•
fitquence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine
will be in future as. 9d. per Packer, or IL 58. 6d. per Dozen ;
but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up
for the Army and Navy) may be had for a 44. And as Stamps
are prepared, by order of the Commiffionees, for Marrs. New-
bery's feparate Ufe, in which the Words, " F. Newbery, No. 4c,
St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will he
a fufSeient Security againft Counterfeits, his Signature on the La-
bels will be difcontinucd.

The following arc the prices of their Medicines, to tie tuft
twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but thnfe
who purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps
gratis.
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative a 9
—a
Bottle 24 0 Dr. Auftin's Chaiybeate
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0
—large Box 24 0 Freake's Tina. of Bark 4 0
Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc 1 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3 u
-- Convulfion Oil 2 6 Tonic Bills - z 9
.---- Nitre Drops 2 6 Englifh Coffee - 2 9
.-- Camomile Drops s 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills a I.tParegoric Lo- Grant's Drops t
a a i
zenges - I It Inglifh's Scots Pills a o
Angibaud's Blois ditto aat Henr!'s Magncfia 2 6
Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops s 6
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Spilfbury's Drops 5 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9
Jones's Rheum. Tindt. 3 6 Greenough's Tineturcs a a
erry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tots Lozenges aa t
Effence of Pcppcnnint aat Effence of Ginger 1 9
Glares Magnefia 3 6
_ _ _ - . .

N.B. As many Perfons, iarticislarly Mcffengers, miftake the
houfe of Meffrs. Newbery, they think it necellary to point nut,
that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapthle ,
with there Words infcribed on the front—

m THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. JAMES'S POWDER."
London, England, 1805-04-05

MARK-LtILVE.

CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 5.
There are not many frefh arrivals of Wheat to-
day, brit a tolerable quantity at hand, with fome
few cargoes of foreign.—Samples of fine old maintain
the currency, and the trade for other qualities is dull.
—Sales of Barley and Malt are at fmall difference in
price, altho' but few White and Grey Peas, the fmall
demand creates little alteration in price. Oats are
in tolerable quantities, with a few foreign cargoes,
and fome very fine famples fetch our highefl quota-
tion. So little Rape Seed the price is nominal. Flour
is plenty and laR prices remain.

. .
GFNFRAi.. CURRENCY AS UNDFR :
Wheat, 755. 881. 1031. per qt. Grey Peale, 375. to istil.
Fine Ditto, too. to7cod. Beans, 4t5. 485.
Rye, 335. tos. '1 ick Diuo 41a. 471.
Barley, 435- 483. od. Oats, 245. 275. 295.
Malt, 745. licia. Poland ditto, 3c3. 313.
White Peale, 425. 481. Rape Seed, 001. w col. perlaft.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour Boa. to 85a. Seconds 745. to Etos. per lack.
London, England, 1805-04-05

PIRLIAMENT,4Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORDS. THURSDAY, APRIL 4.
Connie! were farther heard relative to the Scots Appeal, Cath-
cart, Bart the Earl of CaiGltis, viz. Mr. Adam, in continuation,
as Leading entinfei for the Refpondent. Farther confideration of
the cafe deferred till Monday.
A number of Bill+, chiefly private, or Return Bills,were brought
up fro,. the Commis, by Sir J. W. Anderfun, Mr. Pierrepoiut,
and Mr. Cite,.

The ;read AfGze Bill wag prefented by Sir J. W. Anderfon.
On the motion of the Earl of Surrocz, the recent Letter of
Lord Vikount Melville to the CommilTionera of Naval Enquiry
was ordered to be laid hef”re the Houk.

The Bills upon the table were forwarded in their rdpedive
Rages.

Ain the mafiosi of the (could reaeing of Bowyer's Lottery Bill,
Lord Et-L[IEIIOEOEICH made a few obfervations : though he
was by no mesas favourable to the general Mociple of Lotteries;
yet, under the circunittances of the cafe, the prefent Bill was one
which might, without much !Alt of injurious confequences, be af-
Caned to by their Lordfhips.
Earl SPENCER faid af. w words. And, after fame remarks from
L..r.1 WA LSINOUAM, of a tendency favolsrable to the meafure,fhe
Hiil was read a fecond time, and ordered to be referred to the
confideration of a Commi,ter.

The Bills recently Iprought up from the Commons were then
feverally mad a firit time. Refpedting that for regulating the Maze
of IlreAd ;

The Earl of Sur rink remarked it was one worthy of the molt
&rictus art/union of their Lordfhips; it was well known that Bread
was ecmilltkrably cheaper in the country than in the metropolis;
and that grrat quantities of Bead were brought into London by
Means of Rage coaehe., machium, &c.

Lord A ue-acawn gin notice of a motion refptding the cafe of
Judge FoL

CATHOLIC PFTITION.

Lord G RENVI LLE moved ,that the Lords fhould
be fummoned for the Loth of May, as he would have
a propoli:ion to fubmit to them on that day, refpat-
ing the Petition on the table, from certain of his Ma-
jay's Catholic fubjeas of Ireland.
Lord AUCKLAND obferved, that it was ufual
for any Noble Lnrd, who moved that the Houfe
(hould be fummoned for a particular day, to explain
the general nature of the population which he meant
to fubmit to the Houfe.

Lord GRENVILLE anfwered, that it was his in-
tention, at prefent, without pledging himfelf not to
change the form of his motion, if circumftances fhould
render it need:try, to move on the day for which he
defired their Lordfhips fhould be fummoned. that
the Houfe fhould refolve itfelf into a Committee on
the lubjeCt of the Petition which he had preCented to
their Lordfhips.
Strangers were ordered te withdraw for Come time
during which their Lordfhips were engaged in hear-
ing evidence on a breach of the orders of the Houfe,
by a coachman of Lgrd St. Afaph.
London, England, 1805-04-05

PORT OF BARNSTAPLE..

BY ORDER OF THE HON. COMM.S.iIONERS OF WS
MAJESTY's CUSTOMS,
On Wednefday, the nth day of April, iBO5, by Ten o'Clock in
the Forenoon, will be expoftd io Public Sale, at the Golden
lion Inn, in Barnilaple,
THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, viz.
)
4- 3024 Gallons Brandy Of inferior Strength for the Accom-
-36 Ditto Rum - dation and Ufe of Private Per.
1099 Ditto Geneva f.pri. roily.
456 Ditto Rum, of the Streng:li of iin 6 under Hydro-
meter Proof for Dealers or l'rivate Perform.

zo Barrels Tar; 56Ibs. Starch; 69 Bottles Portugal Wine.
z Cable, z Main Sail, a quantity Cord_ge, condemned
Stores, belonging to the Shark Cru;zer.
The above Goods will put up in Email Lnt4 f'r'the convenience
of the Purchafers, and may be viewed ur taft.:d two days previous
to the Sale, by applying at this Office.
London, England, 1805-04-05

SPANISH WAR.
GILL'S WARRANTED SWORDS,
PATEN] RIFLE GUNS, &c.
As, in all probability, the Forces of this Empire
will shortly have to cope with Spaniards, armed with their
famed Urfa. Bide,: it i. but juft, to inform our brave Country-
men. that they may procure Sword. with Bladc. of a Rill fuperior
sp;allty, by applying to THOMAS GILL, No. 49, Holhprn-Hill,
carnet of Eartktes-Buildings, London ; or to Jo it :v GI L, Mafs-
lioufe•lane. Birmingham.

Alfa. PATENT RIFLE GUNS. Rifled upon the molt perfett
mechanical principles, and warranted to enfure the utmoft c•r-
taiaty of dial; Guns, Piaols, and Accoutrements of all kinds ;
For Ready Mosey only.

GRAND SPRING LOTTE
SCHEMR.
Value of each.
of ppm
20,000
zopoo
S,Oco
2,C00
I C CO
Soo
100
20

Na of Prim.
2
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3
3

Total Value.
is k 6e ,o
- 40,000
30,000
•-•• 15,000
- 10,000
Spoo
- 7,000
5 tcco
51007
01•1111 129,0 f 0

ICO
6,cco

30,c00 Tickets.

L 300.000
Capitals determinable:
Firft-drawo, It Days moo° Farit-drawn, 6th Days koPe-0
Ditto 3d Day 100 G Ditto tth Dry 30,000
Ditto 4th Day SOCO Ditto 9ti. Day t,coo
Ditto yth Day moo Di•ro soda D.y 2,000
Tickets and Shares are felling at every 01lice.
PRESENT PRICE :
Halt - Z 9 14 o
cloartor • 4ti 0
SWANS DRAV/11

Tkkct .

- - 4zB a o
Eighth - 4 a 9 6
Illneettti I 5 0
a trlt MAY. tiol.

STAIR LOTTERY.

SWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. 1,
Poultry, are felling Tickets ant Shares of the State Lottcry,
to begin drawing 13th May.

The Nunsh.ranii Amount of the Capital Prizes, and the general
arrangement of the Scheme, will be found fuperior to any former
Lottery of the fame number of "Illekett.

In ,he laft Lottery, th, Tkket No. 20,952, a Prize of to,ccol.
No. 8200, a Prizc of IOCBi and No*. 98(4 and 0,268. Prizes of
sod . were flared and fold at Swat end Co'a. Office. Where No.
6791, a Prise of 2c.cozL Nn. 9362, 2 Prize of t0,c0:.1. and
No. t9aoc.B, a Prize of scoe.l. in the preceding Lottery, were alto
fold in &are%

STAI'F. LOTTERY,
Commences Drawing the 13th of next Month.
HALL and Co. (fucceffors to Mr. Nicaot.sow ),
at the Old licenfed State Lottery Office, No. 88, COR N -
HILL, corner of the Royal Exchange, London, rcfpcdtfully in-
form their Friends and the Public. that Tickets and Shares (thly
ftamped) and in variety of numbers, arc felting on the lowcit
terms. The number of CAPITAL. PRIZES in this Lottery (and
only 30,000 Tickets) is unprecedented : The Scheme contains
a of 30,00c1. 2 of 200301. 3 of to,cool. 3 of scool. 5 of wool.
8 of tcool. 14 of soot. a great number of tool. and scl. and the
haw& Prize sol.

a Orders from the Country, azcompanird with geed Bills, at
a Clow date, Bank Notes, Cafh, Poll-Office Orders, executed
on the fame terms as if perfonally prdent. Tickets and Shares re-
giftered at Sixpence per Number.
•.• Prizes paid en demand, and in fun, two months after the
Lottery h.s finifheil Drawine.
London, England, 1805-04-05

SPORT/N& INTELLIGENCE.

MALTON CRAVEN MEETING, TUESDAY, APRIL a.
A Sw•eepflakes of togs.. each, for three-year olds,

.. , . - .
eig,ll zit] bfci ibers.
Col. Childers's b. e. by-Precipitate, out of Alonzo's dam 2
Mr. Nalton's br. e. by Totteridge - - s

Sir M. Sykces b. e. Sir ltroivald

6 tot againfk the winner.
The Craven Stakes of logs. each, for all ages, two
miles, fix S•tbfcrihers.

Sir M. Syliees c. Sir Launcelot, by Delpini, 1 yrs old -
Mr. Burton's b. f Heb. 3 yrs old - - 3

Several others Ilarted ; won eafily.

BETTING ROOM, APRIL to tco p. p. againft Marks
for the Fiat Clafs of the Ostlandi. zoo to ao. p. p. agft Brain-
worm, for ditto. 42 to to. p. p. agn dUto, fur the fame. 42 to
to, p. p. set Duzhury, for the Second Oafs. 20, even, the Sifter
to Julia agft the Drab filly, for the Oaks, p. p. n. w.
Orr ca CD TO TAEL....-2 tot but Parafol wins the ad Clah,p. p.
6 to 4 but Haanibal wins the Claret, P. p.
London, England, 1805-04-05

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London, England, 1805-04-05

TO PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, dcc.
NEWSPAPER.

TO he difpofed of, an Old Ellabldited Provincial
Paper. Part of the Purchafe-Moncy might be funk in an
Annui'y. None need apply, who cannot command from 30.. 1.
to acool.—Letters with real fignatures, zddrt Wed (Port Paid) to
R. N. care of Mars. Taylor and Newton, No 5, Warwick-Nu:ire,
London, will be immediately forwarded to, and anfwercd by the
Adaettifer.
London, England, 1805-04-05

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W.
ABR. DUE. Alt. DM
Dublin z z Hamburgh z o
Waterford o z Gottenburgh z z
Litbon 0 z

Fa zwoorm, APRIL 2.—Sailed the Spanifh priva-
teer Felicite, of to guns, prize to the Kitty priva-
teer, of London, for Plymouth ; the Jenny, DAVID..
SON, for Liverpool; the Hawke, FORSTER, for Wales;
the Nancy, REES, for Weymouth ; the Union and
Catharine, for Shoreham; the James, PARKE, for
Plymouth ; and laft evening the four maned (hip
Trantit, Lts-rom, for Smyrna. Arrived this day the
American flip Ann, Captain BRADFORD, from Alex-
andria, with flour, in 35 days; the Nova& floop of
war, of 18 guns, Captain HANCOCK, from a cruize;
and Patacs or Wazas packet, TODD, with mails from
Lifbon, ten days peage ; left lying in the Tagus the
AUCKLAND packet. Wind W.
•PORTSIEOUTH, APRIL +—Arrived the RANGER
Hoop of war and the Cnasict cutter from a cruize ;
SARACEN Hoop of war from Cork; Renewal, Cao.
teARTIe, and the Echo, Rowe, from London, bound
to the Weil Indies.—Wind
DEAL, APRIL 4.—The BONITTA (loop of war,
with the Admiral Gardner and Metcalf EaR India-
men, and the fleet under convoy for Portfmouth,
which failed yellerday, are again put back by con-
trary winds.—Arrived and failed for the River, the
LORD Fosses armed (hip, with the fleet under con-
voy from Surinam; fail from Cork.—Arrived the
LEAPARD man of war, Rear-Admiral Dotioxas ;
LIDA frigate; ARAB (loop of war, and feveral gun-
brigs, from off Boulogne, and remain in the Downs
with the (hips as per lA. Wind W. S. W.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 4.—This morning arrived the
Auckland packet, Capt. THos. BRIDGI, from Got-
tenburgli, with mails, and a Mellinger, who pro-
ceeded early this morning to town. Arrived from
a cruize, the Ann armed brig, Lieut. SHRUM', and
has brought in with her a large Bark, laden with
wine and brandy, from Bourdeanx, which the cap-
tured going into Fluffing; alio, arrived the Scour
(loop of war, and the PRINCESS AucUtITA cutter.—
The Mips of war in there Roads are the Monnvnith,
Adamant, Inflexible, Boadicea frigate, Infpeelor,
Cruizer, and Scout (loops of war, Ann brig, Flo-
rence and Princefs Augu(a cutters.—Wind S.S.E.
ARN e armed Brig, Yarmouth-Roade, April 4,1805.
_

We have jolt arrived here with a large (hip under
Prnrfmn colours, having detained her, in company
with the BOLD gnn-brig, for attempting a breach of
blockade. This is the eleventh veil our fqmsdron
has fent in for breach of blockade within thefe two
months, which thews that we have not been idle.—
The enemy at Flu(hing are in the fame Rate they have
been in ice tome time. There are two frigates in the
harbour Ilripped. At (Mend there are one praam,
twenty-one fchooners, and thirteen fchuyts; but,
whether they intend to come out, we cannot deter-
mine.
London, England, 1805-04-05

ADVERTISEMENT.

THE Public are refpe&fully informed, that the
Three Pamphlets, the Avowal, the Avowal's Attend
Link the &ft, and the Avowal's Attendant, link the fecond,
may be now expeeted to appear very loon, as book,; the Author's
orders having been given to the Editors, Mc firs. Trewman aad
Son, Exeter, and Wins. Cadell and Davies, London,with r,
to theft publications, that they fhould be edited, bound in im,n'r.;
each took containing, at the end, a new page, for the giving Intel.
ligence of thofe particulars which have only reference tb the
im-
proved (fate of Link the firft.
London, England, 1805-04-05

FROM LLOYD'S I IST.

Gitavrsewn, APRI L 4.--Paffed by the Geode Hoffnung,
from Poppenburgh. Sailed the &hint Queen, Rowe, for Antigua;
Henrietta, Rofs, for Honduras; Diamond, Pyle, for Peteriturgh ;
Rattir, for Elfinore ; Pieter. Wouke. for Tonningen ;
Good Intent, Stapleton ; and the Emclie, Prett, for Koningth urea.
London, England, 1805-04-05

DIED.

On Tuefday hift, the sd April, at his houfe in Fareham, much
regretted by all his family, Richard Bargus, Efq. in the 83d year of
his age : he had been an acting Magiltrate for the county of
Southampton near so years.
On Sunday lA, aged 8t , James Gfrnar, Efq. of Grantham,
Liucolufhire•

On the 22d ult. at Belran, Valentine Jones, Efq. of that town,
aged 94.
In Dublin. Mrs. Sparkrs, formerly a very favourite aertrefs of
that city, both as Mifs Afumore and Mrs. Sparkes.
On the :lath of Augult, in the Eaft Indies, Lieutenant Thomas
Parr, fecond fon of Wm. Parr, Efq. Hampitcad Heath.
Saturday laR, Wm. Butler, M. D. of Lower Grofvenor-ftreet,
in the 79th year of his age.
On the 13th ult. in Hanover Buildings. Southampton, Mrs.
Wilton, widow of the late Samuel Wilton, Efq.
At Mount Teviot, on the 29th nit. Mils Jane Elliot, daughter
of the Right Hon. Sir Gilbert Elliot of Minto, Bart. late Lord
Juftice Clerk.
At Berbeth, on the 22d ult. qtlit.tin Macadam, Efq. of Craigin-
gillan._.

At Nuggur, on the 26th of June laft, of a fever, Captain John
Stuart, in the Hon. Eaft imlia Company's fervice, third fun ut the
late Hon. David Stuart.
London, England, 1805-04-02

GRAND STATE LOTTERY
&gins Drawing on Monday, May the t3th,
'TONES and CO. (fuccelfors to Carroll), No. 26,
Orford-ftrect, near Rathbone place, return their fincere Thanks
to their Friends and the Public in general, for their liberal Pa.
tronage in the late and forester Lotteries—inform them that Tic-
kets and Shares are felling in great Variety of Numberi for the en-
ruing Grand Lottery, at the above Office (Eftabliflted for near
Thirty Years).—the Number of Capital Prizes and the general ar-
rangement of the Scheme, claim particular notice, as it furpaffcs
any that have appeared before in former Lotteries of the fame
number of Tickets.—Jones and Co. recommend au early pur-
chafe.

N. B. Prises to the Amount of nearly Three Hundred Thou-
rand Pounds have been Sold and Shared at the above Office, and
the Money paid on Denuatand.
London, England, 1805-04-02

STATE LOTTERY.

QWIFT and CO. Old Office, No. 11,
"li ultryb are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery,
to begtu urawing 13th May.

The Number-ami Amount of the Capital Prizes, and the general
arrangement of the Scheme, will he found fuperierr to any former
Lottery of the fame number of Tickets.
In the laft Lottery, the Ticket No. 10452,2 Prize of to,oool.
No. 8100, a Prize of tOOOL and Nos. pficyz and 16,168, Prizes of
scoL were (hared and told at Swift and Co's. Office. Where No.
6791, a Prize of mewl. No. 9362, s Prise of 10.0001. and
No. 19,c48, a Prize of tool. in the preceding Lottery, were alto
(obi in Cures.
London, England, 1805-04-02

-- •
,r 0 MORROW EVENING, APRIL 3, 18os,
will he performed
A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC.
From the molt favourite Works of Handel, Arne, and Bach.
PART 1. Overture. Atalante. Tromba ohlisata. Mr. Hyde.
Air, Mrs. Bland, • Where is this ftiipcndous Redemption.
Chorus, ' When his load voice.' Jsphtha.
Weir. Mifs ' Now Heaven in all her glory,' and Song,
' Lord what is man. Redemption.
Reck. Mr. Brali im, thefe evils; and Air, ' Why does the
God of lfra. I fleep' Samfon.
Chorus, ' No more to Ammon's God.' Jephtha.
Dues, Mr. Miller and Mr Denman, ' The Lord Is a man of
war.' Wad in Fgypt.
Reek. Mrs. Anse, Ye faered Priefla; and Air, ' Farewell ye
limpid fprings.' Jephtha.
Introdudion and Double Chorus, ' From the center.' Solomon.
PART 11. Firft Grand Concerto.
Air, Mr. Miller " Tears fuch as tender fathers fbed.' Samt
Song. Mrs. Bland,' With heroes and (ages.' Judith—Dr. Arne.
Trio, Mrs. Anse, Mr. Braham, and Mr. Miller,' The docks (hail
Wee the mountains.' Acis and Galatea.
Chorus." The many rend the dries.' Song, Mr. Braham,' Softly
tweet; (accompanied on the Violoncello by Mr. Charles
Ansley). Alex.Feaft.
song. Mrs. Ante,' In fweetelt harmony: Chorus,' 0 fatal day.'
Saul.
Haut. Mrs. Bland,' In thcfc Heft reuses? Joilua.
Duet, Mifs Monday and Mrs. Bland,' Our limpid fprinp!
Reck. Mr. Braham,' My arms; Air,' Sound an alarm, Chorus,
•We bear, we hear.' Judas Mac.
PARE lit. Overture. (by Ware) Artaxerxes—Dr. Arne.
Reck. M. Miller,' If I give thee,' and Air,' Mirth admit me.—
L'Allegro. (Corno obligati', Mr. Tate).
Air, Mifs Monday,' See, fee the kind indulgent.' Bach.
Chorus," May no rani intruders.' Solomon.
Air, Mrs. Ante,' Be merciful unto me, 0 God.' Bianchi
Air, Mr. Braham (by dcfire) ' The Death of Abercrombie:
Double Chorus,' Gloria Paula.' Jubilate.
End of Part 11. a Concerto on she Grand Piano Forte by Mr.
Principal Vocal Performers:—Mrs. Ante, Mrs. Bland, Matter
Linton. and Mifs Monday; Mr. Braham, Mr. Denman, Mr.
Page, Mr. G. Parrin. and Mr. Miter, from Bath.
Mr. G. Alley, (Leader of the Band),
Organ, Mr. J. Ansley.
_ _

• The Band and Choruffes, w►ncb ire numerous and complete, by
the met approved performers.
Doors to be opcn at Six o'clock, and begin preelfely at Seven.

PAINTS and COAL TAR, PREPARED for OUT-DOOR

PAINTING.

THE Public are molt refpcettully infnrmed,that the
above mentioned articles cor.tinue to he prepared by the Bri-
dal Colour Company only, No. 1, Wa!brook, I.ondon. The
Palms are of various thades of Green and other Colour, peculiar •
ly adapted for aerial and ornamental Covering, and are eaftly ap-
plied,heing fold in a Rate for ufe.
The Coal Tar 14 recommended for barns and all rough fencing,
h oi a good brown Colour, and will be iound cheaper and more
durable than Common Tar.
N B. White Lead and all forts of Painters Oils and Colours of
she bell qurlity, Linked Gel Cake for Cattle, dec.
London, England, 1805-04-02

LARGE ELEGAI4T HOUSE IN BATH.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT—By Mr. PLURAL.
THAT Truly Defiraole and Convenient HOUSE,
11 with Garden, Hot-houfe, and Green-houfc, late the property
and refidcnee of P. O. Crefpigny, Efq. deeeafed ; fituate in Port-
land place, Bath, an eftablithed and airy fituation.—The premifes
were completed under the infpedtion of the late Owner, and are in
front 48 lea to a long paved Tstrace; contain eight fervants' bed-
rooms, and one dart, ha attic bed-chambers, and two. clarets ;
a nob:e fuit of three lofty drawing-rooms, with folding-doors and
Ratuary chimney-pieces; on the ground Boor, large eating-room,
library. breakfaft-room, and bugler's plate-room, a fpacious vciti-
bole or entrance, two Rene Rair-cafes, patent water clofet, large
kitchen, bottle keeper's-room fervant's-hall, butler's pantry, wine
and beer cellars, dry arched vault, and all ufeful and interior offices.
The Furniture is modern, and in a genteel Rile, corrAponding
to the confequence of the Houle ; the gialTes, French plates, of large
dimenfions. Fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or
Gentleman's family.
Conveniently conneded with the Houle Is a Coach-houf• for
two caniares, Rabling lot five horfes,and a molt complete Brew-
'houfeirror further particulars apply to Mr. Plura, at Bath
{y' Lours mutt be poll-paid.
London, England, 1805-04-02

ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING.
IWARREN gratefully acknowledges the great
• encouragement he has Irecivcd from the Fathionable World,
for has LIQUID BLACKING. He begs to affure them, that so
atti-ition Shall be fparod to under it deferring of the unexampled
patronage it. obtains, and to bring it, if poffible, to a Rill greater
Rate of pinch tion.-- to dude Gentlemen who have not yet ho.
n0..,,t-ti it with a triil.he begs to fay, that they will find it the swift
elega^t Placking they have fcen, and that its virtues are fuck as to
preferve the Leather fort anepliable, being compounded of loch
oily, ingredients as are neceffary both for the preparation and
lit/411411mnd of Leather of every fort.
It is tAt, wit, lefale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. 13,
C,tdf SuLolk.ftreet. Haymarket; by Hcodrie and :tins, Perfu-
mer. to her Majclty, Ticbborne (trees, Golden-(quart • by R.
Low Perfunstr, Drury-lane ; and by one or more refPetitable
Veujets in ;miry principal Town in tie Kingdom.

THE CHF.APEgT HOSIERY and GLOVE
W.IREITOUSE in the WORLD. Who!dale and Retail, for
READY MONEY ONLY, by J. RADFORD, Real Menefee-
tinter, No. 64, Cileaptide ; and, to prevent miftakes, recollect that
J R. h." no concern with any other Shop in London. Obferve
but the following prkes: --Men's Brown Cotton for Boots at i 5.64.
worth 11. Isd. MO.'. Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only 2$ 6d. worth
!‘4. Women's Fine Cotton. is. 6d. worth ss. Superfine at 21.94.
.rth is and with curious Lacc Clocks, gs. worth Is. Black or
Whitt ilk Hofc, at 6s. 6d. and with Lace Clocks, -s. 64.• worth
los. 61. Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Glcves, from is.
il_rwsogis ; Pic Nie Lau Mitts at is. 6‘.1. worth ss. and extra long
Lace Mitts at is. 9sl. worth is. and a curious article in Ladies' long
Lace Sleeves. calculated to give cafe and elegance, patronifed by the
Royal Family ; Flank Cotton, and other Drawers at only 3s. 641.
worth cs. 6d. alfu new invented Lamb's Wool Petticoats that are
tome& approved of by the fa.lkt. Thofe that have to make
'err purchafts will find the grated advantage by buying at No.
64, ebotlide.
London, England, 1805-04-02

l'U ttlNlll.lb:s,

ZILTROESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THE
great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
pint:it by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICHSAUCES, for FA Saw, Strum' Beef, Rolled Calve, Head:,
Beef Sleeks, ma, Difirs,WiLl Awl, and Gear; with many Deli-
mits for the Table. Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more
fully expreired in his Catsiogue, He beiv rbe breexhr Ibex.) has
;nduerd wany perform to give the fame name to 4' rticles entirely
sliflerent,whith are vended at Pliny Shops in Laidcw, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in
141 and, Ireland, and Scotland,
to folicit Orders of Tradefinen alnn-keepers, who in conk-
goatee are often (erred with Sparioas Sorb, of very inferior quali-
ties, which is nut only an Impolition, but a great difappointment
to Families who purcbak them with a view of having good Sauce
to their FiCh.fcc.
N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have thefe words on
the Lahti," BURGESS and SON'S, Oriolual and Superior ES-
SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. loy. Strand, Corner of Savoy
iswps, London.`

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LAPICS AND GENTLEMEN.
HAVING the honour of being recommended to
you by the Diredtors of the Ealt India Company as Can-
didates for the Uireetion to be ehofen this year, we take the liberty
of requefting the favour of your Votes on eke day of Eledlon,
Wednefday, the loth of April nest.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen.
Your mg °believe and very humble Servants,
JACOB BOS A N WET.
OSEPH COTMA.
DWARD PARRY.
THOMAS REID.
JOHN ROBWTS.
ROBERT THORNTON.

/aft 'lndia Hook,
March 27,1803.
London, England, 1805-06-06

To BE SOLD BY AUCTIOI

At the Crown lon, at Bromfgrove, nu Wednefelay• the a6th of
June. !Sas, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
ASINGULARLY eligible and compel FREE.
HOLD EST.% IT. called BORDESLEY PARK (trim
free in Alveclaurch,) containing 1041 A. 2R. ISP. of very valuable
incloted Arable, Rich, Meadow, and Pafture Land,lyingwitltin a
Ring Fence, chiefly to a fouthern afpedt, and the ground baud
fully varied in Hill and Daie, we I Watered, and divided into tour
Farms, with (nimble Building thereon, well Bored with Young
and Thrifty Timber, let td molt refpcdtable Tenants' at very low
itents,and capable of great improves:Elect, fituate in the Parifhas of
Alvechurch, Tardebig, and Bexley, in the County of Mecca r,
free miles dittant from Bromfgrove, eight from Alceiter, and
twelve from Birmingham.—Mr. John Moore, of Beedcfley Lodge,
' will (hew the Ettatc, and printed paysle.alars may be bad at the
Crown Inn, Bromfgrove; Angel, Mee.er • Hen and Chieltena,
Birmingham; Hop Pole, Worcefter ; at Mr. hoper's,Great Marl-
borough-ftreet, London ; and of Mr. Clar.dge, Pall-Mall, London;
where a Plan of the atate may be fermi and fur.her partlaulars
known.
London, England, 1805-06-06

A LIBRARY OF WIT.

This day was publithe,d, a new edition, iu one clofcly printed poc-
ket g"ltanc. price 6s. in hoards, with a frontifpicce, reprefendng
Hro,„arth's Laughing Audience,
'UHE ENCYCLOP.,EDIA of WIT; containing
upwards of TREE THOUSAND of the heft Bon Mors,
LAVCIIAILE ANECDOTES. and pieces of genuine Wit and Hu-
mour trifling in the l•nglifh language; being the molt convict*,
pure, and claffical,eolledion of this kind ever isublifhea.
London, England, 1805-06-06

DISIENSIONL

I.eagth . -
Breadth

83 ft. o ire. Between Decks SR. 2iin.
2 1 9 Depth iu Hold 9 5
Adnieafurement.st t tons 34-94ths. _ _

She is a ftrnng ENG:LISH built Chip ; figure head, copper fat-
tened, and having undergone a thorough repair in her hull and
materials, may he fent to ka with but httleadditional outfit. She
is a burthentome veirel, and calculated for the tiler ti purpofes of
trade. Afterwards will be fold One new Cable and Four new
Hawkri. For inventory and further informslun apply to John
Bow, Ely. at rlymptorp or to
Mr. JOIIhr HAWKER, Merchant, a: Plymouth.
C? &milt of a)L per cent. in Cafb, or Bank of England
Nov tabs made at the time of fide, and the remainder on deli-
very of the vet Tels and

Rums.•
ISLA. OF THANE NEAR MARdiut
'I 'O BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Royal Ilotcl, Margate, on. Saturday the 6th day of July
next, at eleven o'Cloek in th: Forenoon,

SEVERAL Freehold Farms and Parcels of Land
in convenient Lots, fituate at Shortendane, Swin Ct urt, and
Twenty.. Several of the Lots are well adapted for building on.
Partkuhrs, and a Map of the Eftate and Lots, may be feen by
application to Mr. Grilt, Surveyor, Canterbury: Mr. Savikins.
and Mr. Boys, Margate; and Mkt. Macdoupll and Hunter,
Lincoln's Inn.

STAINED GLASS, CAIITOONS FROM RAPHA Stc.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his Houfe,No. 31, in the Strand, the corner of Villier's-ftreet,
on Tneftlay, June tt, at Twelve &Qua.
AN extenfive and Magnificent Colleetion of Stained
.1-31- Ghia, coutifting of a molt fuperb Set of the Cartoons after
Raphael, elofely ftudied and coloured tram the originals' and are
the truit of three years rink application. The celebrated Pidture
of the Miler, it the Royal Windfor, mad • great variety
of Subjecis from the molt renowned, Ancient and Modern, Hif-
torical, Portrait, and Landfcape Painters. the propel ty and perfor-
mance of thofc eeLbrated Artifts, Mr. and Mrs. Pearron, of
Highgate
obe vi-wed on Fri Jay, Saturday, and Monday pervious to
the Sale feriptive Cat dogues .nay be had. price 6J. of Mr.
Richarmun, No. 31, Strand.
DiSIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM and RESiDc•NCE, COOK-
HAM, near MAIDENHEAD, BERK', wit .t early poffdlion,
TO RE SOLD BY Mr. HAWK ES,
. .

ASingularly eligible and v-:.ry defira';le Freehold
Eftate, molt beautifully &state on Cookham Hill, comprifing
an exceeding camped Farm, with brick and tile Dwelling-houfe,
and all proper Offices, 96. Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow and
Coppice Land. wiih very eltmfivc And cumin* valuable Right
of Malik and Upland Common. 'Phis Eftste aibuirably adapt:el
to form the Complete Villa, it prefems a capability of the high.:ft
Improvement at a flmckr expence, and a contoination of advan-
tages that tardy mite.
For particulars, adjrefs (port paid) to Mehra. Dynely and Co.
Gray's-Inn; Mr. John Blandy and Mr. Hawkes, . ding; or No.
34, Great elate-art et, CavendifhAnare, whet* a Plan any be
fcen...who has feasral Honfes to let.
London, England, 1805-06-01

FOREIGN WHEAT..-420R. PUBLIC SALE,
At Jack's Coece•Houfe, over the Corn Etetunge.
On Monday the 3d of June, 7803. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
precifely,
THE rOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
3000 Quarters of Dantric and Pomeranian Wheat,
soo Quarters of Riga Wheat, under King's Lock, for
Rxrortation. •
The above Wlic its and -..r the care of, and may be vie..:ca to the
faTe, by application to MAlrs. Burnett, Cesft-n, and Pomeroy,
Shad Thames ; and to Mr. Thomas Hay':, Meriton's Wharf,
Dock.tlead ; where Catalogues may be had, at the place of fate.
and of Thompfon Scott, Sworn liroker, No. :9, Nicholas-lane.
London, England, 1805-06-01

roR THE BENEFIT OF NI it BRANDON,
Box-Book and Houfe-Keeper.
THEATRE ROY.kL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 4, 160,5, viol be
:lard (fccond time time this feafon) Sbakefpeare s HfEorical
il;y, called
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
(PART THE FIRST )
enry the Fourth, King of England. Mr. MURRAY ;
Henry. Prince of Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Ezrl cf Northumberland, Mr. CRESWELL;
Hotfpur, Mr. KEMBLE;
sir Walter Blunt, Mr. CHAPMAN;
Sr' Richard Verivr, Mr. BRUNTON;
Sir John FARA; Mr. COOKE.
2arriers, MeCrr,. FIVIFRY and BEVERLY.
Lady Pere!, Mifs WADDY ; Hollers, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
In tk.:.*:4:...14.0 of the evening, feveral favourite Son%
By Mr. INCLEDON.
To which v.'_.!! be added a FARCE., and other Entertainments,
as will be expre:feci in future- Bills
Tickets and places to be had of 3/Ir. Brandon, at the Box-Office,

A D MERAL7T OFFICE, May 28,1805.
NOTICE is hereby given that a Von of Oyer and
Terminer and Goal Delimery,Ar the Trial ef Offences commit-
were High Seat, within the 7N/4j:l/aim of the Admiralty of Eq.
find, toil! he held at 'niece Hall, ha Me Old Bailey, Linden, on Satur-
day thesgli of yestee meat, at Bight o'fl9ol he the Morning.
WILLIAM MARSDEN.
London, England, 1805-06-01

INTERCEPTED DISPATCIIES and LE'll'F RS from INDIA.
This day was publifhed, at No. 348, Strand, and by Afperue,
No 32, Cornhill, prize ss.
'HE WHOLE of the IN TERCEPTED
DJS-
. PATCH 1S from the Marquis of WELLESLEY to the
SECRET COMMITTEE of the CorAT of DIRECTORS—
from the Governor General In Council to the SECRET Committee
—diletofing at great length the whole of our preterit Politics in
ada &e. &c. Tratillited Into Eve& front the Monitcurs jolt
received.

AIR). the WHOLE of tilt PRIVATE INTERCEPTED COR-
RESPONDENCE from various P..rions in India to their Friends
in Britain.
London, England, 1805-06-01

That on Wednefday next, the sth of June, they will he ready
to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for
ONE HUNDRI.D TONS OF MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
To be anfwerable to famples to be produced with the Tenders ;
to be Chliecred as demanded into His Nl:jelly's Vidualling Stores,
St D:ptford; to be paid for by Bills payable with irtereft ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Conrad may to Peen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be hal to av under in which the pke flail Not le
in-
ferted is words at lettgth, or tbatfiall not he delivered to the Board Iffire
lone Adak so the Paid lVelnefday Next, the sth cf Jane, tar wills the
pew. nJa main the tender, or fine perfon ea his behalf, attends to
afar. tchoo.ostolfor.

ISLE OF TH ANET, NEAR MARGATE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Royal Hotel, Marec. on Saturday the 6th day of July
next, at ch.ven o'Ciock iu thc. Forenoon,
SEVERAL Freelinid Yams and Parcels cf. Lfiad
in convenient Lots, fituate at Shortendane. Swin 0 or., and
Twenty*. Several of the Lots arc well adapted for building on.
Particulars, and a Map of the Eftste and Lots, may be frets by
applitation to Mr. Gritt, Surveyor, Canterbury; Mr. Saultir,
and Mr. toys, Margate; and Mars. Mactlour.ll and Hunter,
Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1805-06-01

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxil.slc- fteect, P yu uth, on Friday, the
14th June inft. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, (by Order of the
CommiSionurs for the Dirpefal of epanifh Prizes),
THE Good Ship EL ECHO, lately captured
from the Spaniard; on her voylie front RPM t hit NI/-
jetty's Slip NAUTILUS, cro. OLUiiAbS, ELI. Cap in.

DI:%IENaIONS.
Length - - 83 ft. o in. Dovecot Pads 3 ft. tlir.
Breadth 24 9 Depth in Hold 9 5
Admeafurernent, a t ton4:;4-9.lths
. -

She is a ftroug ENGLISH built (hip; lieure head, copper fat-
tened, and having undergone a thorough repair in I.er hull and
materials, may be fent to Ica with but little additional out lit. She
is a burthenfotne veftel, and calculated for the general purpcfes of
trade. Afterwards will be fohl One new Cable and Four rew
Hawfas. For inventory and further information apply to John
Boger, Efq. at Plympton ; or to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, at Plymouth.
. cr A drpolit of 231. per cent. in Cads, or Bank of England
Notes to be made at the time of tale, and the remainder on deli-
very of the veffels and Rom.
London, England, 1805-06-01

. I 4
• waft not able to recoliea any debts due
the lac: Mr. Ad.un Jellieoc. that he confidered as

.e.

Y.bui committee duly confidering the reference un
der which !heir powers are derived, have not felt them-
litres at liberty to come to any fpecific refolittions on
the merits of the kveral tranketions which have been
fubjeets of thsir inquiry; they have deemed it
even more conf.flent with their duty, to abflain from
oblervations, which might feem to convey a judgment
upon any of the points in queflion.
They have endeavoured to give the Hoare a con ea
fummary of the material pans of the evidence, con-
fining their remarks aridly within the limits rf e::.
planation; leaving the conclufions to be deduced
therefrom altogether to the wifdom of the flunfe :
but have thaught it right to annex, in the Appendix,
the whole of the evidence taken before them con&
icing this condi of proceeding, under all the cir.
rimflab. es, as likely to prove more fatisfaitory to
•he Houfe, than if they had omitted thufe parts,
• -bleb, upon a minute review,they might have thought
trot immediately relevant to the ohjeel of inquiry;
trnaing, that if in any intlance the examination &add
appear to have exceeded the aria line of invefligation
prekribed to them, it will be attributed to the defire
they have felt to execute, in the fullea manner, the
duty intrulled to them by the Houfe.
London, England, 1805-06-01

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ESSER,

To be SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. SECKHAM,
At Epping Place, on Friday the 14th thy of Jane next, at three
o'clock in the afternoon,

TN THIRTEEN LOTS, confUling of feveral fub-
ftandal and convenient Farm bodes, wits Barns, Stables and
other outbuildings is complete repair; and about tierce !wedeln'
and forty-five Acres of molt excellent arable, meadow, and pafture
Land, in the refpedlive Tenures of the Rev. Mr. Budwotth, T. G
Fothergill, Efq. Mr. Abrahams, Mrs. Fordhem, hleffrs. Mott,
Newell, Thurgood, Stone, and Ayley, Tenants under agreement.
with noti—s to quit at Michaelmas next, and &elated in ch.- rev, ra,
Parifhcs of High Laver, Magdalen Layer, Harlow, North Weeld'
High Onpr' and Luton, a pleafant and improvable part of the,
County of Lffex.
. . .

- .
The Litates have been recently put in compleat repair at a great
evince; are molt defirably &rated for the ereetion of Villa, anti
Country Seats on the Margin of the extenlive Commons of Halle-
wood, Harlow Bulb, and Harrow (over which are very valuabh
rights of clipaßurage) pref.:ming fine For& &curry, and Pic-
turefque Views, and near adjoining to the New Market and
Chelmsford Roads, being dillant from London about 20 miles,
from Epping tour, from Harlow two, and three from Ongar.
To view the Premifo, apply to the feieral Tenants, and Parti-
culars may be had of Mr. ("hampers the Steward of th rltatc, at
Epping; at Epping-place; Crown Inn, Ongar; Crown Inn,
Hockrrill; New Inn, Waltham AbbLy ; Black Boy and Sara-
cen's Head inns, Chelmsford; of the AuCtioncer, at Ckigwell; and
of Mr. Jamcs, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey-fin:et, Lincoln's Inn,
London.
London, England, 1805-06-01

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
'BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND

OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THI great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gair.cd by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, for PA Saxer, &etre., 84, Hafted Calvet Head.,
Beef Steal:, Male Dars, Will Fowl, aid Caw J with many /).4;
ewies for the Table, Sideboard, and Store. Room; which are more
fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (He being the Inventor of et ese,) has
induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely
different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
to (click Orders of Tradefmcn and Inn-keepers, who in confe-
quenee are often fated with Spu);:ms Sorts, of very inferior van
ties, which is not only an Impofition, but a great difappointment
to Families who parade thew with a view of having good Saues
to their tifh,&e.
N. B. None arc His Genuine, bm what have thcfe words on
the Label," BURGESS ai.:d SON'S, Original and Superior ES-
SENCE OF ANCIiOVIES, No. 137, Strand, Corner ut Savoy
Steps, Loadou."
London, England, 1805-06-01

THE LONDON APPREATICE :

9r, THE SEVEN TOWELS OF CONSTANFINOPLE.
&Erna, Mrs. AS I'LFY.
ftthe courfe of the Speetacle the following New Scenery will be
difplayed:
3. Mr. Traffic's Counfmg.houre—a. View of London Bridge. in
Old 'rt./nes-3. HourekeeFer's Roont..-4. Quarter-Deck of the
Pirate's Ship--5. Guard-r00m...6. Sea view r Algiers, with
two real Ships in Clofe AC:lino-7. Panorama View of Conftan-
tinoplc-8. The Grand Sultan's Saloon-9 Turkifis Chamber—.
le. View in the Interior of Conftautinople—t t. Garden in the
Seraglio—r Turkifb Pavillioo-.13. Exterior of the Seven
Tower—i 4. Grated Cells-15. Condemned Cell—And Wily,
the Turhiib AnWiltheatre.
The various Combats arranged by Mr. La noire. The Scenery,
dce dttigned by Mr. Otieve, and executed by him, ?Weirs.
Marchbanks, Morello, Plaiftow' Smith. &c. The MuSc with
a grand Turkilb Overture, by Mr. Sande rion. '1 he Bann:rs,
Machinery, Working Ships, Barges, Dczoroti,ms. &c. by Mcffrs
Pradwell, Perez, Smith, Honor, Junes, Ike. The Dreles, by
Mr. Williams and Afhtlants.

The whole written and adapted for Stage Reprefentation, and
produced under the dirccction and fuperintendanet of Mr.AS I'LEY,
jun. _ _

In the cootie of the evening, Equeftrian Exercifts
By Matter Saunders, Mr Jeffries. and Clown, Mr. Porter.
And for a few nights longer, tin whole to conclude with the Po-
pular Pantomime, invented by Mr. ASTI.EY. jun. called
LAUGH AND LAY DOWN :
Harlequin, Mr. Ridgway; Clown, Mr. Laurent ;
Columbine, Mrs. Wybrnw.
• • An entirely New Comic Pantomime will be produced in a
few days
Doors to be opened at half paR five, to begin at half pelt 11x, o'clock.
Box 4s.—Second price 23.—Pit as.—Second price is. Galaxy is.
Second price 6d.
Second price to commence at haltpaft eight o'clock preeifely.
Places to be taken of Mr. Mobbs, at the Theatre from tcu till four

o'clock.
London, England, 1805-06-01

ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 3, 1%3, will be
prefcnted a Grand Weil of HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr.
Mabee°, aiLlted by Meas. M'Ditaid and Belcher; and Mr. Ma-
keen will Lcap 4.,vtz Four Garter►
And, for the tath time, will he yr-formed an moire new Ballet
Dance, called LEANDkR and LEONORA.•
• Previous to which,
THE KNIGHTS OF THE GARTER;
Or, ST. GEORG los DAY.

In the enutfa of the Evening, Mffs Fannn, an infant only eight
years of age, -silt make her 19th appearance on any nage, in the

popular Bravura of "The Soldier tied o[ War's

Alarms." • •
TLe whole to conclude with a New 'tad Splendid Harlcquinatle.
railed
A MOGUL TALE ;
HARLEQUIN WANDERER.
'The exteafive MaAincry and Charges by Mr. Branizon.l.
The Pantomime written and pot up by Mr. Robert..
. .

The Scenery. defigned by Mr. Wintinine:reprefents an Afiade
Zanana, in which is introduced a Perfian Pas de Trbis, by Mr. and
the Miller Giroux...Correet Views of Margate, Ramfgate, and
Briglithe'rnftonc—Grand Panorama View of the Defeat and flight
of Hofkar.—The Maufoleum of Nmeauti Afloph Khan Rageinakel,
and a Difplay of the Ceremony of opening the London Docks, with
the entry of the Britifh Traders. decked with the colours of all
Nations..— ro condole with the Starry Regions of the Eaßem
Genii.

ClaraZten by Meffrs. Simplon, He!rise, Crantleld,
James, Pine, Woolf, Hollon,lwortb, and Mr. Montgomery.
The remainder of the Charade:a by the Company at large,
afOtted by feseral fupernunteraries
Places far the Dues to he taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Boa-
Offic-A—Box 45. Second. Price as. &!sond i'ri-e a s.—
Celery is. Second Price 6d.
London, England, 1805-06-01

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On the motion of Lord OSSULSTON, the SPEAKER 'rued
his wr t for the election of a Burgers for Shrewibury, iu the room
of Sir William Pair..ner' tlecofed.
Mr. FttSTER prtfented art eltimate of the menet of the
Loard of Pint Fruits ; and aro an Account of the improvement
of the lwhour of Howe', in Inland—Ordered to lie on the table.
Sir JOHN FREDERICK brought up the Report of the Lam-
beth Waterwork, Bill.

Mr. TIERNEY made fcveral ohfervations repeaing the mode
of proace lii.g adore., by the Committee-to wnofe confidetation
it was referred, and concluded with moving, that the Report be
recommitted on Wednefay next. After fume convrrfation he-
tween Mr. laddluria, Mr. James Graham, and Sir Robert Buxton,
refpreting the r,gularity 01 the proceedings of the (fonstnittee,
BALDIVIN moved, that the keport he taken into emu-
dzratiet this day three months. On which the Honk divided,
A yes. 9 ; Noes, aiorirf 42.
The %Tort S • :ICS Shit :Cd to la tflotifialered onWednefday.
Colar.el W 001.: put or his motion terpectinz Admiral Duck-
w.a.:ll to Tburfday fennight.
Colonel CitAUFURD moved, that there be laid before the
Houfe a return of the total effeelve ilrengeh of the Brietb forces
at home and abroa:l,on the ill of May, i, oc ; alfo a return of the
number of men railed by th- ordinary recruiting ; and likewife a
return of the cafualties on foreign flarions, to the Latta four months
in which the adjutant General roceival any account.—Ordered.
The Hon. Islenfuer then tiaed Thurf2..fy fe'nnight for his motion
repealing an inquiry into the Rate of the army.
Mr. IEFFER. s' moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an
Extra& of a Letter bout Sir A. S. Hammond to Earl St. Vincent,
dated 28th December L 801; and alto a Copy of the Anfwcr
re-
turned.--Ordrrcd.
Lord HhNRY PF TTY mor-1, that the order of the ill of
May, (Goaded on his flxion, be read ; which being complied
with, his Lordthip then moved, that the return thereto be made
forthwith..—Grikred.

On the motion of Sir WM. ELFORD, an Account of the num.
ha of Towpath, t:rars, Scz. turnilhed for Second Rates, from
1 795 to iBk:i, was ordered.
t.ir WILLIAM 1/01.11FSI moved, that a Committee be ap.
poiated to take into contideratiou the State of the 'limber in this
Country.
Atter af, w w'r•'.s rn-rn the Inncellor of the Exchequer, Sir
Wm. Eltiltd, and Admiral Markham, the qucftiou was put and
ncE.ttivcd.