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!ACT IVEIK THIS SEASON.—SURREY THEATRE.
THIS classic and well arranged Theatre, whose
spacious Pit accommodates with ease 1500 persons, will
continue open on Wednesday the 3d, and on Fridayrise sth of
April, bring the last time. Mt. LLOYD, highly flattered by the
very polite and liberal patronage he has been honoured with.
snakes grateful thanks kr the same, and assures his numerous
frienes that he will continue to combine information with amuse-
swin in every varied form by his Astronomical I.ECTDR ES on
the DIOASTRODOXON, or grand Transparent ORR EP Y.
This luminous and spltndld epitome of the Heavens, familiarises
the Seasons, Eclipses, Tides, and Comets, and gives 'the most
gorspicuous and comprehensive view of the works of the Circe-
Tot.- The Public will not confound this extensive and interest-
ing volume with any minor arrangenient of a similar description.
To begin at seven o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit ts. Gallery is. 6d.
The Celestitta as usual will accompany the changes.

Tkis day were published. prior Ils. Bd. In bast4l44°
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ott the PRE-
JUDICES against the fiIiEWERY; with Hints to theSupr
Colonists, and Remarks en the Questian between Corn and
Sugar in iNstilliion.
By J. BAVERSTOCK.
Sold by White and Cochrane, Fleet-street, London.

This dap mos poblishe,
In One Volume Ino. prise 7s. ed. boards, (Second Edition, re-
♦isrd and considerably enlarged),
LITERARY RECREATIONS; or, MORAL,
HISTORICAL, and RELIGIOUS ESSAYS.
Ry HENRY CARD, A. M. of Pembroke Celitge, Orford.
Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orime, and Brown, Pater-
'. noster.rour.

rASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
11 prtvately taught, at No. 191 Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, volts have never learnt that
accomplishment, or have not the modern style.
Mr. Attaeseystern of tem:Moo' is.expressly studied for those
eo whom it is a* object to acquire' easily that fastilonable reqni.
e for genteel society expeditioitely, privately, iiodrin a superior
eyie of roe and- elegssees• •Theste *be dis not Want l rivet,
teaching mayiearo at a small expente, respietwe ,ctot
pupils, on tie public tearhissig feenines. ltallietwerrelf disuclos
Illught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the'superibe parts or
the profession. The Subscript's:a:Asset/110es are every Friday.

' BASH solicits the ittention of the Public to the
. SCHEME of the PirESENT LOT FERY, which contains
6IXTY CA PiTAL *AMP:khan to be drawn on the Birth-Day
of our beloved Sovereign.
SOMME.

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4 ... Prises of ... £90,000 ... are ... Sao,ooo '
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60
1,000 ... 25
1,000
1,000

90,000 Tickets. 4200,000
Tickets and Shares are selling in great 'variety, at both of
111SITs truly foitunate OffiCes,-where in the last Lottery Two
Prises of £20,000, and in the I.ottery before Two Prizes of
and in the.last fifteen months Seven Prizes of A20,0e0,
and Thirtrseven other Capital Prizes, were shared and sold,
said the money paid on demand, at
No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS.

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. repect-
IN- fully inform the Public, that the New State Lottery, con-
taining Sixty Capitals, will all be drawn on the KING's BIRTH-
DAY.—SCHEME
4 Prises of £20,000 are
24 • 1,000
- - 500 • -
i 0 JO
1,000 SS
1,000 to
2,000 11

stoo,ooo
14,000
16,000
3,000

- - - - 115,000
- - - 20,000
• 52,000
10,000 Tickets. £200,000
Tickets and Shares are selling is great variety, at the 011 Ices
of RICIAND'ON, Goo:two', and Co. the corner of Bank
Build-
Sags, Cornhill, and facing the Kings Mews, Charing-Cross ;
where In the present and last year's Lotteries they sold 3 Prises
of 120,000, I of £3,000, and S of £l,OOO, &c. &e.

Hostrits. s
PURCHASERS of Silk Stockings, or -of India-
Cotton Stockings, are informed there is a large quantity to
be sold off, very cheap, at RADFORD'S Nottingham Warehouse,
)10. 52, Cheapside, four doers front Bow Church, with a great
variety of all other sorts of Hosiery, Gloves, real Welch Flannels,
Ladies' Invisible Petticoats, and Ladies' and Children's invisible
Dresses, all in one Shopkeeper's; and those that want to buy
largely will find an advantage well worth their attention. Good
White or Black silk Stockings, 6s. 6d. a pair ; to the best quali-
ties, proportionably cheap; Men's lirGwn or White Cotton, for
boors, front Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d.; very fine, for shoes, 3s. 6d.; La-
dies' fine Cotton, Is. 6d. to 25.• superfine, from 3s. to extra-
superfine, as.; a quantity of good. Kid and Beaver Gloves, 9d. a
pair.; a variety of other Fashionable Articles, too numerous to
snatitioo.—Observe: they are at No. 52, Cheapside, four doors
rei Sew. Chureb.—Some vary.curious White Kid Gloves to
bell theitp.'

6th instant will be
printed in 1 VOL "Pee p
_,DENEPTION ; or, a VIE' .of the R... and
- PROGRESS of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, Irons the
FAIL of ADAM, to iu complete ESTABLISHMENT under
CONSTANTINE.
By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, M. A.
Vicar of Nortlibourn, in Kent.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church..
yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, in Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Memoirs of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter. The Second Edition, Is
2 vol.. Svo. price Cl. Is. .

On

This day was published,
In S vols. lento. price .E 1 Is. boards, the fourth Edition of
LETTERS to a YOUNG LADY ; in which the
Duties and Character of Woman are considered; chicly
with a reference to prevailing Opininns.—By Mrs. WEST.
" We do not venture without mature deliberation to assert,
that not merely as critics, but as parents, husbands, andbrothers,
we can recommend to the Ladies of Britain, " +be Letters of
Mrs. West."—Crit. Rev.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme', and Brown, Pater-
noater•row.—Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. Letters to a Young Man. In 3 vols. Mu°. price Cl
2. Poems and Plays. In 4 vol.. 12mo. price Cl Ss.
S. The Mother; a Poem, 2d Edition, price 7s. boards
4. The Refusal; a Novel : S vols. ittino. price XI. Is. •
S. A Tale of the Times • 3 vols. 3d edition, price 13s. IA •
G. Gossip's Story. In ;vols. SthEdition, lumo. 7s.

c"I`PIE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
PANY, Skinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the
Attentron of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, to
their very LOW PRICES for the Choicest WINES, Genuine
Opiritoolis LIQ-UORB, Primekt Bottled PORTER, ALE and
Dauble BROWN IST'OliT,'Volt READY MONEY ONLY, which
'will to Oider, tree of Expence, to any part of Lon.
.All Orders sent' direct to the Company, must J. delivered
,free of Expence to the Order Office, in the Commercial Hall, or
sent Pun-paid to the Secretary; and prevent trouble the Public
*Ye respeethillyinformed, that no Country Order will be exe-
cuted till puld:foi, finless, the same come through the hands of
*tuned the Company's Agents.
Fine old Port Wine per Pipe - £ll2 0 0
half Pipe - £57. Quarter Pipe - 29 15 0
oCurious old Port of the Vintage of 11104, of the
most exquisite flavour - - . 116 0 0
Half Pipe - £52. Quarter Pips - 30 0 0
Good Sherry per Butt -. Of 0 0
ILI. Butt - £4n. Quarter Butt - 25 0 0
*Very fine old ditto, 6 years in the Wood, per Butt 10.6 0 0
Hall Butt - £53. Warier Butt - '27 0 0
...suit old West ladia Madeira per Pipe 112 0 0
Half e £57. Quarter Pipe - 29 0 0
Per Dozen.
warranted to have been 4 years

This day was published,
In three large Volumes /Ivo. price Xi. 3s. boards, dedicated to
the King (with his Majesty's most gracious Permission), illus-
trated by 75 Plates on Artillery, Fortification, ice. and remark-
able Battles fought since the year 1675.
THE ELEMENTS of the SCIENCE of WAR :
containing the modern established and approvtd Principles
of the Theory and Practice of the Military Sciences; vin. the
Formation and Organisation of an Army and their Arms, ark. &c.
Artillery, Engineering, Fortification, Tattles, Logistics, Grand
Tactics, Castrametation, Military Topography, Strata'', Dia-
lectic, and Politics of War.
• By WILLIAM MILLER,
Lieutenant of the King's German Erginceca, D.P. M. A. and
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—Sciences •

Wine
to theWood;new in bottles, 13 te the Dozen - t 6 0
Offi eructed Port, 12 to the Dozen - - - 213 0
•Curious old Port, warranted to have been 3 yevia
.in bottles. 12 to the Dozen - - SIT 0
Good Sherry, 13 to the dozen - 2 4 0
•Very fine old ditto, warranted to have bern 8 years
in tke Butt, 13 to the dozen - - - s 8 9
•Vrry fine rich and dry Lisbon, 13 to the dozen .2 5 0
Ditto ditto Mouthain, 13 ditto - - _2 f 0
°Finest old West-India Madeira, 13 ditto - .3 3 0
*Finest White Noyeau, it ditto ' - 'S 10 0
'Ditto Pink ditto, 111 ditto - - 0
Ditto old Rum Shrub, 12 ditto - - - 96 0
Per Gallon.
0 9 6
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- la -1
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Finest Port

late first Public Teacher of Military at the University
of Gottingen.
For the Use of Military Schools and self-Instruction.
Printed for Longman, Hurst' Rees, Orme and Drown, J.
Egerton, J Mawman, and Black, Parry and Kingsbury.
NEW PIANOFORTE AND VOCAL MUSIC.
THE ,VICTORY ; or, GENERAL GRAHAM's
.L GRAND MARCH. Composed by M. Horst, price 4s. 651.
The King of Sweden's Grand March, by ditto, price ts. ed.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Grand March, com-
posed by J. Mencke, price Is. 6d.
A Sonata, with an Acconspanjgrient for Flute or Violin, com-
posed by G. G. Ferrari, Op. 49, price ss.
The favourite Song, Sigh not for Love, arranged u s Rondo,
by G. Kiallniarch, price 45.6 d.
Our Monarch, the Prince, and the Nation ; a popular Loyal
Song, written by Peter Pindar, Esq. composed by LMazzinglii,

Fine flavoured Geneva
•Ilitto old strong ditto
Dit.3 ditto Jamaica Runt - •
Ditto ditto Coniac Brandy
Ditto ditto lioltands -

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. - - -.! - 1 7_i__•4 price Is. id. -•
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re2ROOl2B. The Lion rosined, written by Mr. Cherry, composed by T.
Best Bottled Porter, 12 to the dozen - - -6: ..! . 6 Holmes, price is.
*Ditto Double Brown Stout, ditto - - - 0 ..1k ,0 The Sunny Hill, a Ballad sung by Mrs. Vaughan at the Vocal
•Finelt old Ale, warranted 2 Months old before ,
~ ' Concerts, composed by Sii J. Stevenson, Uus.Doc. price Is 6d.
bottled - - - - - I . •"• "-0•4 . .1 See our Oars with feather'd Spray, the celebrated Boat Glee,
Finest Burton Ale, ditto - - ....• .• =0 4 10. I/ sung as ditto, composed by ditto, price 21.6 d.
Ditto Cockagee CY4er, 12 do. - - "0 $ 6 0 tell me, tell rue, Mary Dear; a Ballad, by'dltto, price 2s.
*Very curious Comac Brandy warranted to be 10 The Sun was set, a Ballad, by ditto, price Is. 64.
years old - - - per Gallon; •0 21 0 Lovely Emma, a Duet sung by Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan, by
• **Ditto curious fine flavoured old Rum - - - ° 18 6 ditto, price 9s.
Thofie articles narked • are what the Company recommend The Patriot, or Hermit of Sasellin ;an Opera performed at
as heilz of a more superior quality than what is generally sold, the Dublin Theatre, the whole of the Music entirely new, tom
anti 4 the finest flavour. posed by the same Author, price. 21s.
Wine Merchants, Inn-keepers, and Publicans, served at the With a variety of New Music, the Poetry from the Lady of
- Trade•pnces as usual. . the Lake, the composed by Mr. Massinght and Sir John
N. h. Applications for Agencies, where there are no Agents A.Stevenson, Mus. Doc.
already appointed, must be mad; post-paid, to the Secretary of LoiiZon : Publidied bT Govidici ond Co. Nal& 9.b.---- -
`Os Commercial Hall Wino Company.—March 21, 1811. •
,arch No. 78 NiC •• • act, Dana.
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ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
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NEW BRIDOE-STIttE I, IlukcicraiAlit;
Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance front Flaa,
on Lives; and for the Grant and Purchase of A.:INUIT' is.
INSURANCES falling due ab Lady Day, will ex-
pire, unless renewed within fifteen days from that period.
The System of Fire Insurance pursued by this Companr, em,
braces *very advantage on which it is possible for persons desir-
ing such a security to calculate. The. premiums for Merianialt-
Insurance, and for every other class of Insurance in Londna,
of the most moderate description. On Insurances out of London,
the premium are lower than those of most of the Companies..t—
Ago charge is in any case made for Fite Policies, or for aiteratliks
by indorsement.
A Large Commission Is ailowed on Life Insurance, and in that,
A in every other department of the busineu, the Company's
afftod the utmost facility to all engaged in such
~Foreign Countries may be Insured, whoa their
nn and structure are not objectionable.
e, WARNERPtIiPM Etocretag'.
*,;s TheCo7vpany's OlRee. for the Vress.end-vr,aAllykat Se at
D 10.97, on the W. et-sli
NG LES,

lA. u port gISP/MIOR flutitiPutir .
DY HIS MAJESTY'S Royir-LErnuts PATENT: •
MHE Nobility, Gentry, land. Public in general, are
-1.• respectfully informed that S. tiAVlSlaviwg purchased the
Patent of Mr. Mot ass, fee his excellent hiANtil../EN has re-
moved the Business frail' No. 53 is N 0.4, Skinner-serest, :now-
Lension, tour doors from Fleet-Market, where he respect-
fully solicits the attention of the Public to his supl-rior Mangle,
which, far power of execution, ease of working, substantial
compact construction, and every nteful advantage, rands unri-
raUd, and which, upon inspection, be is cnnfilent will be
ap-
peeved and universally adopted.

FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS.
Juvenile Library, No. 41, Skinner-street.
M J. GODWIN begs leave to colicit the attention
AY'''. of the Public to a Plan she has formed .f bringing out
successively a Series of Copperplate Looks, upon an entirely new
plan, each illustrative of some interesting Tale, and accompanied
with a. New Poetical Version of the Tale itself. The plates and
i colouring will Be in a stile of uncommon taste and delicacy. Two
of the Series, (both selected from the Works of the celebrated
Madame de BrAurnont,) will be ready on the 15th of April, being
1. Prince Naso ; or Flattery defeated.
-51 Beauty and the Beau ;or Appearances may deceive us.
N.B. The productions of the Juvenile Library in Skinner-street
are constantly on sale In various editions, and is the plainest or
most expensive bindings. Also, a new and large Assortment of
Book Cases and Libraries, containing sets of bo.iks variously se-
lected for different ages

At theCostoat House,
• at One
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... About Ado Oithill

SAMUEL HANNAY's ANTI-VENEREAL SPECFIC .
FOIL FORTY YEARS has this celebrated and infallible
Preventive Lotion enjoyed an unrivalled reputation—a fact
unparallelled in the world, and a decisive proof of its mild and
unerring effects. Thousands in every country can vouch that it
is the surest protection against VE NI it AL I N rscrioN.
Sold in London by Mr. LIAO. Cana only, at No. 1, LrrrLe
Su rroLK•STRE r, facing the Op House, at 10s. 6d. a bottle, or
10s. if more, and at 7s. 6d. as WC* for a guinea; by whom all
orders, post - • and inclosimillio value, will be punctually exe-
wed. Also 174-91feol; and Meylerir Abbey

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RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.
THE COMMITTEE beg to state, that there are
at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the diffe-
rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress ; and
that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf-
ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Clisaih.
ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the
most in nerd of.
Amount advertised - - - £19,159 1 1 '
Subscriptions since received i
Gisbornegh Church, Yorkshire, on the Fast Day, per
the Rev. Thomas Pym Williamson, Rector' 40 0 0
East Ruston Church, Norfolk, on the Fast Day, per
the Rev. G. J. Aufrere - - 7 0 I)
Dunton Church. Bucks - - - - 18 0 • 0
Ledbury Church on the Fast-day, per the Rev. lames .
Watts, Vicar - - - 18 5 Q
Methodist Chapel, West Parade, Wakefield, on the
Fast-day, per the Rev. R. Waddy - SI IS 1
Creditors Church, Devon, on the Fast-day, per the
Rev. John Rudd! - - 17 3 6
Flimby Church, per the Rev. W. Mawson 1 i 4
Wraysbury Church, Colabrook, Busks, per the Church
Warden - - lt 0 '0
Tie Right Hon. Viscium Falmouth - 10 10 0
Diohani Church, Bristol, on the Fast-day,per the Rev.
G. Swaine - 3 0 0

Harrington Church, per the Rev. John Whitelocke 0 6
Aston Sandford Church,Thame, Oxon, per the Rev.
Thomas Scott

9 • 0

Church' and Town of Coekermouth, per the Rey.
Edward Fawcett, A.M. - 23 6 0
Illagan Church, Cornwall, per the Rev. J. J. Keigwin 415 2
Chelmsford Church, per Messrs. Cuckett and Co. 96 6 I
Rollesby Church, Norfolk, per the Rev. T. Baker 5 12 6
l'arram Church, Norfolk, per Mr. Wm. Keer 9 8 0
Thos. Bayley, Lsq. Stanley Regis, Lincolnshire 21 0 0
Meeting House, Battersea, belonging to the Rev. •
James Hughes, per I. Benwell - 115 3 0
Society of Baptilts, Lemon street, Glodmans-fields S• 0
Wetherden Church, Suffolk, per the item. H Leslie 5 5 t
1 Protestant Dissenten, flidniosith, Devon, per the Rev,
E. Butcher - - - - - 6 • 0
Newton Longville Church,. Books, per the Rector
' *ad Charchwardens. - - - - 3 9 I
W heathainst ead Church, Hens, per the Rev. Mr. Ord 11 2 6
His Grace the Duke of Gordon - - - 20 0 0
East Retford Church, pet the Rev. R. Morton ' 11 11 4
l'he Corporation of East Retford - - • 10 0 0
W. and R. Borradaile and Co. - - - 10 10 0
Northwold Church, Norfolk, per Rev.lsr.Waddington 18. 3 •
Thomas Clarke, Esq. S 5 0 FA: and Geo. Clay 10 10 •
S. S. P. - - 1 0 0 hlr.D 1. Renottard 1 1 0
:James Herbert - $ 2 0 1. Corderoy, Esq. S s •
Oman nab Nieman 5 0 0 Priscilla Taylor - 1 1 0
W. C. - - 20 0 1 Jasper Taylor - 11 0
t. Relph, Esq. • 5 5 0
! Subscriptions transmitted by Messrs. Thickneue and to. of
the Wigan tank:
.C. Walmitsley, Esq. 52 10 0 ParishC'hurch stWipn 35 0 •
Ildra.HedsonEllerbeek 10 10,0 Independent Chapel 7 5 6
Jane's Nevin - 1 1 0 Standish Church, Wl-
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Misa Kenyon • 1 1 0 gan - - 6S 7
Subaeliptions received at Barnsley, per Beckett and Clarke,
Bankers :
V. L. Wood, Bart. 10 19 0 Mr. Elmisirst
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2 . II 3
COuntess Dowager of Mr. Ehuhirat 2
II 0
„Mexiiorough 9-, .2 0 Mr: Chas. Boron . 2 11 0
The Hon. H. Saville li II .0 Beckett and Clarke $ 3 0;
Mrs. Mary Stock,
Kitsolay 15 0* Mr. F. Edmunds 33 0
Sundry Persons at &
Mr. WitikElmsaft 3 II 0 near Barnsley st 5 0
ileil• ions received at Lloyd's Calfee-heuse; and by all
die ig-lietsites in the United Kingdom.
THOMAS FERGUSON, Summery.
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SALES 13? AUCTION.
.r.ommoonlimil•
CUSTOM HOUAF, RYE, Mmtei 49, 1811.
'am will be put op to SALE, on Thursday the 4th day if
April, at Eleven &Cluek iu the Forenoon, in sundry Lots,
FHE FOLLO\VING GOODS, vit.
Legal Strength for Dealers—lSO Gallons Brandy
For Private the,
. 100 G. 'on. Bra:. 'y—i t 4 Ditto Geneva.
Also .unary psrcels of Old Cordage and other utsservlestlll4ll
Storui htely belo..vtrg to the Stag Cutter.
'nu! Octal to be viewed the mond g of the Sale.
Twenty-Svesper Cent. deposit will be required.

At the King's Warehpuse, New Romney, on Thursday, the 4th
VI April, fill, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
L About I,sio Gallons Spirits of Isramly, of the strength
of 1 tog, over Hydrometer Proof.
200 Gallons Geneva, of Legal strength for Dealers
ISO Ditto Ditto, not of ditto.

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