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LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 54 ' 1812 i

RE-SUILDING OE' DItURY-LAN E THEATRE, MAT 42.
/Ili': Subscribers to the Re-building of the late
TH EA TR Roy AL,- R R Y-1. AN E. are hereby
required to pay it further Instalment of 10 r r Cent. on their
re pet tire Sharei, within teu days from the date hereof, accord-
inc. to the Provisions of the Arts of Portiameto, paned iii• the
soth sear of the Reign of his present Majesty, into the bonds
of any of the Runkeis r-mentimied.
Meors. Barclay.. Tuition, and Co. t iTonre, Ilitl, and Bur-
nett; Robs's% C mai Co.; Smith, Payne, awl Co. •
Douses and Co. ; Gosliog and Co.; child amid Co. s coons Ana
Co.; )frith; ;tad Co.; Drionnoita. and Co. g Biddloph. Cock,.
and Co. ; liiarisine, Noel, and Templar; ?Worland, Rm solo,
wed Co.; Herrin and Co. Birch and Co. ; Dorrion, %Wen..
*d Co.; nod at Hammersleys and Co. Bookers to the Sub-
scriber-, where Subscriptions continue babe received.
Native is respeefolly given to the Subscribers mid to the
Public. that the building is now advanced to burh a sink, as
to vender the admission of spectators inconvenient,- and likely
to retard that works.
File increase of Subscriptions since the last General Assembly,
Induces the strongest hype that it will not be necessary so resort
in the resource of 11w Private Boxes, which it is the wish of
the Committee on till accounts not to mach.
The Drury -lane Company of Proprietors Is a Joint Stock
Compouv.
Time Shares are 10(11. each, traosiertabttl7 -413"itigrs
claiiis.mts are duo is est to ntisserme, w Seat pay MEM of ;tr-
out , to the amount of theft compensations, and are, by law,
emitted to the privileges-of Money Suai ibers.
Five Shares in one name entitle the Subscribers to one Nom'.
Intim, to a personal Free'Admissioa, daring the life of the No-
minee._

BOOKS.
ly Wain. KING and LOCHEE,-
At their God Isom, 38, king-street, Cormst-varien.• on
naIDA" 415 Ilk fitil6W Dogn./o:Tyrtive
'
THE 9TOCK in TRADE of a Foreign Book-
seller. leaving otf
May be viewed on Thut.day preceding the Salt, and C,ata-
ioves lied.

Teo Shares tot we such Nominations. and so in the proportion
of one 'Nomination to a Free Admission fot every bye Shim
subscribed in one name.
Engagements are made with many eminent Artists and Per-
formers.

The Scenery, Wardrobe, and Properties, are in preparation
and the Theatre will open on the !Otb of October nest.

ROYAL BRITISH SYSTEM OF EDUCATION.
• AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI-
ne. BERS and FRIENDS to the ROYAL LANCASTE.
RI AN INSTITUTION, will he held Oa Saturday, the 9th of
May, at Twelve o'Clock. at the Freemason's Tavern, GIV4I
Queen-street, Lincoln's Ino.fields,,
At CA Meeting, Mr. Lancaster will make a Report of his
late ?bur in Ireland, and the other Business of the Institution
*ill be transacted.

JOSEPH FOX, Secretary.
rr The Chair will he taken at One o'Clock precisely.
The ANNIVERSARY DINN ER will be held's* Saturday,
May 16, his Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex in the Chair.

WINTER COUCIII, ASTHMA, WHEEZiNO, nal CON-
SUM PTION.
The Sixth Editios et

SURGEON FIS HER'S familiar TREATISE on
the Treatment nod Casks of the above Disease, price 21. 6d.
cnntains such lestimoniev of cures thqt must satisfy the mind of
every reader, that no case. -however reduced the patient may
he, or horpever unfavourable the.% mptmus, is to be conoideied
incurabk. The Oxymel iv the only medicine capable of aUay-
ior that peculiar irritation in the limp which produces cough
and fever. lial o pionviites digestion rid improvCi the general
health, as the tevtiniaoies af Sir Wm. Altharn, Montague Leigh,
.
Evil. Benjamin Kenner, Esq. Dr. Caton, Dr. Morris, and others
prove.—(See page 7 In 16).
The Oryniel. with the prepared Stranionium, also affords an
infallihle remedy for Asthma. Winter Cough, and Wheezing. Them preparations are perfectly free from any pernicious
qualisv.
Sold by Harris, earner ef St. Paul% Chat-eh-Yard: Nix.
Royal Frosaage i 11meaisr, 15d, Ostrurd-road r F4mer. 94, Par-
liantentmtreet t Butts, 10, Berner'estreet, Oxford-road ; and
Bolton, Conmill.

DR.. FREEMAN'S GUTTA. SALUTARIS, an
approved Specific for the Scurvy, and every Poetises' and
Impurity of the Blood.
Complaints are the mast general Malady of the Bri-
tish Conuitution; no fatally i-, wore ur less, exempt from them,
and they shew themselves in a variety of ways; they produce
roughens, ulcerative, and other diseased state • of the skin; they
occasiool-ss of appetite weakuess, and detection of agoiriti ;
and the MISS of blood bet rendered foul, uis incapable of af-
fording a healthy :apply of nourishment to enable the functions
of life trsbe properly And actively.,pselgented. As. a remedy
from all impurities from this cause, 7)r. forecasts's Gutla Sulu-
Saris has proved itself by a repittatinn of thirty years, a certain
specific and never foiling one ; it reli Ares only a few bottles of
this invaluable medicine to renitie tay most obstivate and in-
veterate scorbutic complaint.
At this period of the semen it p,'s% ell known the gamey and
its coniequences are uni h to be dreaded ; is every constitution
where they are prevalent, the above medicine is recommended
as the only certain mean• of coring, as.o ell as preventing. the
malady from breaking out ; nor is it less successful against the
elects of a well.known contagion, which produces a certain dis-
ease that imbilters Ihr source of enjoyment; every-injury arising
from this taint, whether externally appearing or latent in the
blood, is radically and safely removed by it, a ittiout the neces-
sity or confinement, or those other restriction,. which 4.vdatines
of a less superior mud active kind require. It i= therefore re-
commended to youth of both sexes, unit* to those who are about
to enter into a married state; and would wish to preserve torah
[lentil, and a snood coustitutinn; by it they will be freed from
every debility to which their irregularities may have exposed
them. and be restored to their original strength nod vigoor of ha-
bit. In the diseases of the female sex, where weakness la so pre-
doininaqt, it never falls to cheek the cause sooner thins any other
medicine, and to give strength, animation, and general tone to
every weakeoed function.
Sol 4 ut Mr. Botier'e, 4. Cheapside; corner of Paternoster-
row; Bacon, Oxford-street= and by roost C.-toffy Medicine
%readers, in bottles at 21. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. • .

Valuable Topographical Library.
By Messr. Wit: and LOCIII:F.,
At their Great Room, 38, Kiag-stteet, Covent-garden, the mid-
dle of this Sleuth,
THE very valuable LIBRARY, late the Property
of Stafford Sqiiire Batter, Esq. of Gray's Inn, deceased ;
comprising owe of the finest collection rf Historical and Topa-
paphieal &Ott ever offered to the public.
Timely ootice of the Days of Sale will be given.

PRINTS AND COPPER-PLATES.
By Mein. KING and LOCII EE,
At their Great Risuat, SS, King-street. Covent-garden, the end
of this MONTH,
THE STOCK iat TRADE of Mr. John Ilarris,
Printseller, of Sweeting's-alley, Cornhill, deceased.
Timely Notice of the Days of Sale will be given.

BOOKS.

The Quack proclaims with trumpet-taague his skill,
Cures all diseases with a single pill;
The 11...y..14, with heaving lierile tmetith,
Tries the fam'd Nostrum, and is cured by—Death. ANON.
VEGETABLE MEDICINE. •.. • .
DR. IVEBSTEICS ENGLISH DIET DRINK.
IT has been repeatedly observed by intelligent travellers; that the untutored Indian evinces such an asto-
nishing sagacity is the application of herbs to human maladies,
that there is scarcely any disease for which he cannot supply a
vege able remedy. The Quack, who netptires by miraculoos
inspiration, that 11110111iefigt of the healing art, which tile regu-
lar Physician can only obtain hy long and 15....h.0 ious study, com-
bined with extensive practice, io imitation of the Indian, pre-
tends to cure by his simple nostrum all the disorders incident to
man : but, alas I Nature disowns the virtue of his mineral and
metallic pieparations, nod leaves him to sere id the character of
his pernicious discovery, by ficiiiiotn vouchers, by self-panegy-
ric, and by consummate:mars/lee,
The venerable W EBSTER, many years a Physician of the
first class—with a perfect conviction of the very inalequate re-
medies to he found in the established Materia Medico—aod with
a mind strongly brut no Botanical research, aided by the power-
ful light of science, and the experience of half a century, bas
produced a VEGETABLE MEDICINE in his ENGI,ISII
DI E l' DRINK. which bas loug heen admitted by snowy. emi-
ne.d. Judges to be the most valuable discovery of modem times,
and which, In the following disorders, has a well-grounded
title to the character of infallible:—ln Consumptions, Astli-
was, Dropsins--iti all tiled, of Fever—in Nervous odd Isyy pm hon-
driac CoMplaints—in Sea and Lat.d Scurvy—in Scropfilibi. and
in the 'immense variety Of Disorders springing from debilitated!
1 habits, and front impoverished and impure blood:
Faithfully prepared trust; the original Recipe of Dr, Webster,
and sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors. E. She and
Co. Borough Highoureet ; R6O wholesale mit retail by their
Agents' Messrs. Howard and Evans, Lang-lane, West Smith-
field ; and wail by Bolton,- from of she Royal Eschangr.i
Coksworthy, 144, Whilechapel ; Monitory, 24, Blackfrinn
road ; Sanger, HO, 0 sford-mreet ; Midgley, 49; Strand; Bud-
gies and Ca. '27# Haymarket; Ward, 1134. Hufboru; and
Illattress, 85, Fleet-street.
• Half pint - Bottles 4s. elm ditto 7s. 6d. sod Quart dllta lb.
liailiOnehided. ^ • , •
Walt 4fiehanimay also be had, price 54. in holuitt.
-'IM: wr.fiqtrtrs vairiable tit li AT ISF: sin the ehatatter
emitellkae3of-tle ENGLISLI DIET DR411116.

By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE.
At their Great Roam, 38, Kips-street, Covent-garden, the be-
ginning of JUNE.
r HE STOCK in TRADE of Mr. lleury Escher,
AL Bookseller, of Piccadilly, deceased.
Timely Notice of the Days of Sale will be given.

PH TB 61e.

IMPBRIAI. PARLI4IVEIV7.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 4.
In an !appeal from the Court of Cfameery io, lrelani, " Lord
Waterpark v. Austin,' the Solicitnr.';eneraf was heard for the
Appellant.—Further hearing on Wednesday.
—The Pensions, &c. Outs Bill was read a third timeand passed.
The Sandhurst Lands Bill, some loeal and t.risate Bills were
brought up from 'the Commons by Mr. Lushington and other
Mymbers, an‘read a fi st time.
A Petition from Cork for opening the FAO India Trade, was
presented by the Earl of SHANNON, and another from Exeter
by Earl FORTESCI/E.-Orttered to lie on the table.
111nore's Divorce Bill was read a second time and committed
(or Wednesday.

IRISH TOBACCO BILL.
On the third reading of the Irish Tobacco Bill,
The Earl of LAUDERDALE objected to the
principle of imposing a minimum on the price of any
commodity, and observed, with respect to one orthe
clauses, authorizing the recovery of the amount of
Tobacco sold for ready money for a less peke thus
tee minimum* that it unlut;artrible, it _not ap-
pairing what was meant by the amount of such To-.
bum. •
The Earl of ROSE defended, the Bill, urging that
its enactments had beefs in force in Ireland for 2i
years without any complaint being made, and that
such a law was rendered necessary in reland, In
consequence of the facility of smugglingv and in
order to support the fair trader against the illicit
traders
Lord HOLLAND thought it incumbent upon the
House to consider well the effect of enacting such a
principft,-which might be equally applied to the To-
bacco in England, or any other exciseable article al.
though it seemed to be considered by the Noble Earl-
(Rome) that such slaw having been in force in Ire-
land for twenty-one years, and therefore having come
to years of discretion, that it ought not to be meddled
with.

NATURAL HISTORY.
By Messrs. KING and LOCHER, at their Crest Room, 38,
King-sweet, Coveot.gorden, the end of the Month,
THE •ery 'valuable collection of NATURAL
HISTORY, comprising nos of the choicest collections
of Birds, beets, and Drawings on Rotors! History, e'er
offered to the Public. Collected by the late Li..istetsans-tieoeral
aisles. of Black heittb.
Timely notice of the days of Sale will be given.

Fitabsuy Repository, Finsbury-men-ire,
By Mr. HULL
THURSDAY, May 7,
RVNR.A.I4 wen-M4l seasattett HU NT ERII,
1..7 sera of hixb weights ; also souse strong lla‘knoys, is good
corditioo, and MA trotters; s•everal pairs of Coach. Baroische,
Chariot, and Corricle Geldings, of different colours; .onse sin-
gle ditto; several good Gig Horses, perfect%) quiet its harness,
and fait trotters; sonic very clever Horses, abich have bee.]
rode with troops; and Ladles' Horses; a great. malty strong
Geldingsand Mares, fit for machines, mail-coacher, pud-chaises,
&c. also several handsome Galloway., Ponies, &e.

Capital Country Residence, with Lead, Surrey, to miles from
Town.
To be SOLD, or LET FURNISHED,
By Messrs. fiIURIIELL and Vl' ILSON,
AVERY Capital and Desirable LEASEHOLD
RESIDENCE, with twent)-six acres of fine meadnw-
land, large productive gardens. walled in; boa-house and green-
houses, shrubbery, excellent stabling for twelve horses, aid car-
riage-houses, pleasantly situate oear Camhalion, Surrey. The
house is in most excellent repair, and fitted up with much ele-
gance, containing fifteen bed-chambers, capital dining, draw-
ing, and breakfa.st-rootrui, a billiard-room, b odsonie hall stair-
case and vestibule; two cold and one wartu bath, a range of
convealert domestic office., good cellaring, ' &e. all well sup-
plied with fine water. The grounds are laid oat with much
taste, with a vet yeapital trout-stream running through the Pre-
mise; also an island, forming ao excellent preserve fur wild
ducks.
Farther Particulars of Messrs. Murrell and Wilsno, 2tlt Skin-
-oer-street, Seowbill.

The Earl of ROSSLYN observed upon the hard-
ship to which a person holding Tobacco upon con-
signment might be exposed, in not being able to dis..
pose of the article to meet the bills which he had ac-
cepted, at a less price than the tainmium.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL urged the necessity of
making a variety of regulations in Ireland to prevent
smuggling, different from those that were necessary in
England.,
The Earl of ItOSSE, in answer to the Earl of
Rosslyn, observed, that theminimum price of Tobac-
co fixed by the Bill, was a price to which the Tobac-
co never in fact fell, and urged that. these enact-
meats were satisfactory to the Tobacco Trade in
Ireland, who had not made any complaint against
them.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE stated, that MU
persons largely connected with the Tobacco Trade in
Ireland, had complained of the operation of this
law.

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• West Smithfield.
A fashimiliblo awl elegant assortment of Household Furniture,
of every description, two complete Drawing-roam Salts, made
up in a mast ssperb style. three Grecian Sideboards, set of
Dining Tables, Turkey, Brussels, aid other Carpets' of large
dimensions, Mirrors, Pier, and Chimney Classes in costly
• Frames, a circular Library Table, en Eight-day Clock, and
nosy valuable articles; being part of an eminent Upholsterer
and Cabinet Maker's Stock fby virtue of a Bill of Sale),
By Mr. NORTON,
6.
TO-MORROW, Mwy and follow Jag Day, at Twelve &Clock
precisely, at No. S 4, West Smithfield.
TILE truly modern STOCK in TRADE
;!coin--
prises noble lofty mahogstuy four-post bedsteads, with
rich chluts cottiaitangings, field and tent ditto, iodate seasoned
goose feather tisd' &mu beds, with suitable bedding, window
curtains to correspond, mahogany wardrobes, t.ecreaires mud
boiikcuses, dotiMe sod single commode chest of drawers, Peen-
brake, sofa, supper, sandwich, lon, And ladies work
Grecian couhiss, etc. chaise lounges, ladies' and gentlemen's
dressing-stands, with apparatus complete. I'l44)g:toy pushier
add draw ing-room &airs richly covered, bed-roost ditto, rich
cut giabs,_ china, plate, table rad bed-linen, paintings. prints,
fire-arms. a mew gig, harness, a light caravarmoi springs, miscel-
laneous effects, 81s. &e.
Civalogites to be bad at hi- place of sale.

The Bill was then read a third time and passed.
14OLD cOlti BtLL.
The Gold Coin Bill was read a third time and
passed•
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Paekhurst Forest Bill, the Sandhurst Lands Bill, and the
Scotch Customs Superannuation Bill were severally read a third
time, and passed.
The Excise Superannuation Bill went through sr Committee,
aud.the Report was ordered to be recelidd to-morrow.
The Plate Drawback Bill went through a Committee, was •
reported, and ordered to be read a.tliird time to-morrow.
The Securities Bill was taken into farther consideration. the
Amendments agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a
third time on Wednesday.
Mr. HENRY SMITH obtained leave to bring is a Bill ex-
tending the Provisions of the Act of 96 Geo. ILL c. 90; and dr
the Act lately paned respecting Stock in the Bank, in thensunes
of Trustees, and of Infant Suitors, to all transferrable Stocks
whatever. He afterwards brought in the Bill, which was reada
first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Thursday.
COUNTY BRIDGES,
Mr. DICKINSON brought in a Bill for extending the Act
relative to the repairing, &c. of County. Bridges, &c. so as to
vest the right of ordering stich Repairs to the Magistrates, in-
stead of the same being done by Presentment by Grand jerks.—
The Bill was read a gist time, and ordered to lie read Rent!!
time ou Friday.
WOODS' AND FORESTS. • :•
Mr. CREEVEY Vase for the purpose of semark.
iogr that by the' Previsions of an Act of. Parliament
Pulsed many year* age, the Commissioners. of Woods
and Forests, and of the Land. Revenue, were directs,
ed to lay before the House, Reports of their Pro,
•ceedings, within 30 days after the commencement of
, every third Session of Parliament. This ought to
I have been done from the year 1797, downwards, but
no such Report had ever been made. If could not, •
therefore, be thought that he asked too much, in
moving, that such 'Reports be now at length pro.
duced.
Mr. WHARTON said, that no such Report hid
ever yet been made ; nor had any complaint been
ever made on the subject. In not having observed to
comply with the AO; therefore, no great blame could
be imputed to the Noble Lord (Glenbervie) now at
Ithe head of that department.
Mr. WHITBREAD thought it was a strange de.
, fence of the Noble Lord, that becauss,other pobliu
officers bad neglected their duty, and had not keen
.cotopheined upon, that a similar neglect ought to pass
without notice.io'llim. He thought it was now full
'time that the -Act should be complied with.
MT. WHARTON.said he had not alleged what be
bad said as a defence of the Noble Lord.
Mr. WHITBREAD was glad of it; as it was no
defence.
The Motion for the production of such Reports
was then put and agreed to.
FRENCH MANUFACTURES IMPORTED UNDER
LICENuES.
Lord COCHRANE gave
.notice of a motion for
Monday, for an accoult of • the. quantity of French
silks, laces, cambrics, Ale haported into this coun-
try under licences, within:the last two months, with
the amounts of each to this ltttett period..
Mr. ROSE said there -dotild be no olliection teas

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TAKE HOOD&
A PERSON in the NeighbourhOod of Glasgow,
XII called a few days ago spa Mr. Aagris 51'D .wild, Glasgow,
called
in that City, and informed him. that his Wife had
been dangerously erected with a Gathering is her Longs(its her
Surgeon termed it), attended with al iriniug sy tapholes, gross
spitting, ditficuLty of breathing, &c. &c. having [oven her. la
small doses, Ow Half Guinea Bottle of Dr. soLomorrs
CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the most
astonishing ',tanner her Health and spirits, her cumploiut basing
been thereby removed most miraculously. •
(137 Mr. *Donald has permission -to refer respectable Zis-
garters to the Party.
Ist December, 1811.
Applethwaile, near Kendal, pec.2s, 1811.
To DR. SOLOMON, Gilead house, near Liverpool.
51R,—Iniarensed with the remoring,yirtues of your higly
celebrated hfealeine, the CORDIAL BALM OF al LEA
feel myself bounden in justice to van, and for the hearth tit the
Assthlia, to inform yea. that early in last spring I bad a violent
MO in my bread, accompanied with ditkulty.uf breathing and
caressive weakoess, se that I could scarcely walk. I conti•
pima ow same time la/youths_ under the mom • distressing trap-
Fiona, g when. seeiair in the Westmorland Advertiser, au account
rot/mime cures performed in this nekhbourhood by taking the
toild.limiieise, in the latter part a September, I prornred a
I.llPloMp )lliesk of Mears. M. and R. Brisathwaite. your Agents,
*v-- ;Wog of wbieh, in two days time I felt its restorative
'girlies, and liefute I had finished the pane was restored to ray
!fainter health : which, thank God, I am now in; and remain, '
Your musk obedient servants
Witwesses, ISAAC lIDTBiNSONs I
M.-and R. Onsotistalte, Kendal. (aged 25 year&

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