_ - ~...,...,,,,....„ 3 N., SATURDAY, MAY 2 8, 1 8 03 . ____ -- Ml= ;.--y y NUMBER 4.108 CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES. SADLER's WELLS I'ICTUALL ING-OFFIC 8, May i 6, tBo3. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU.II.LIA'G HIS MAY ESTI", Nef Yr, do hereky give Notice, That on Tueftlay the sill infant, they will he ready to receive Tenders, in writing (fealed up), and treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MOLASSES, to be delivered immediately into His Majay's Vt tuiliing Steret at Deptford, and to be paid for bi Bills payable with Intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Centred may be fern at the Seeretar) . ; OAT. And all Perin: who may thita proper t , male Tenders upon tie fidd ote.yion, are defired to Grit tutiee, that no regard will he bad to any Te der in whiebibe Prierjhall not he injirted in words at ten,t•th, or that /ball not he delivered h the Board :afore One o'Cloei, on the ftid Tuefday 1,11 hfiartt, .or stichfi the Pylon Itho nraies the Tender, or fame l'erjOn on hir.hoy attends, to anficer when called for. Tbis clay was publdbrd, price as. Gd. Dedicated, by permillion, to Mr. Aontrerov. THE HISTORICAL PLAY of KING JOHN, Mtercd from SHA rE Alt E. ender the Patronage of hi. Royal E. Highuets the Doke Of CLA. A ENC ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 30, and five fol lowing Evenings, the new Burletta Spectacle of RED RIDING HOOD. The Second To which are now added, The Pitor.ocsat and EetLooor, a, fpoken at Covent Garden, the Marie compared by Mr. Reeves—Principal Charadtera.— Meirra.Tornrend, DAVIS, King, Smith, Men-ge, Miff Denart. The extraordinacy Performance of the PATAGONIAN SAMPSON ; The popular SericoCemic Pantomime of PHILIP QUARLL ; Or, THE ENGLISH HERMIT. , by Mr. BM/ fel os and Mrs.l.tretirie Printed at Ft eadlng Sold by ILttcr, !Attic Ral::!:•nr:ct. and Piiddcn, lect4treet, l ond.n. CAVALRY FIGURES. This day were publilhed, price 2 ". per Sr,e FIGURES for the USE of the CAVAIJIY, de• figned to elucidate the Theory of Cavalry Movements, and particularly adapted for Private Drills. Sold by T. Fgerton, at the Military Library, Whitehall. the Mune eompoSed by Mr. Reeve...Q2arll, Mr. Grimaldi; Iteaufidtlle, Matter Menage; Pirate, Mr. Bologna, im.• Eng liih Mr. King; Savage, Signior Belzoni; and Lady, Madame St Amand. The Entettahmtenta to conclude with (for one Week only) the favourite Pantomime, called WIZARD'S WAKE; MR. COXWELL, CH (MIST and DRUGGIST, near Temple-Bar, deßres refpedtfully to acquaint his Fr.ends and the Public, that in confequence of the death of his late Partner, Mr. (Racism, and the dilrolation of the Partneribip between But. KKKKK CovivaLL, and 1310 MET, he has riunovi.d co, and carries on bagels at No. tcop, Temple-Bar, Fleet•itreet, being a part of the premifes lately occupied by the old firm. THE SAVAGE OF AVLYIWN. This day was publidicd, I'rice Cd. in :wards, Embrilithed with his Portrait, HARLEQUIN AND MERLIN; (The Mufie by Mr. It alibi) ffiterfperfed with Comic Singing, par ticularly the Tipling Waterman. by Mr. Smith; and the original Nam* Dact, by' Mega . Grimaldi and Davis. In s e &m. 07.eirtSftleg add!! of Polintits le France and Entland, am ong which are Panoramic Views of Lead. and Paris. The Burl. tta Spedtaele and both Pantomimist, written and produced by Mr. C. Bibdin, Jun. The s o m a , du i , whole by Mr. Andrew.: In confequened of the Quantity of New Scenery and Machinery In the New Harlequinad,e of GOODY TWO SHOES, it is una voidably poftponed for one Week. Bola 4s. Pit IL Gallery ts. ANHISTORICAL And PHILOSOPHICAL AN ACCOUNT of the Difeovery and Education of a Savaci MAN, or, of the firft Developemenu, Phylica! and Moral, of the Young Savage caught in the Woods, in the Department of Avey run, in the Year 1798, and brought to Parii, by artier a the French Government, iu 1799. By E. M. ITARD, PhyGdan to the National Intlitution for the Deaf and Dumb, Member of the Medical Societ) of Paris, &c. Printed for R. PHILLI re, N 0.71, St, Paul. Chureh-yard, and fold by all Bookfellers. a new Princi increafing by Sur. •eby railed among PROPOSALS for a TONTINE, on plc, by the Eftablithme: t of Life Annuities, i vivorthip, and a Divilion of the whole Sum then the ulthaate Survivors. SKETCH OF THE PLAN SUM, to br leti• matey paid to the five loft Sur vivors in each Clafs. No. of Shares. Ori ginal (rice of each. Age. An nual Pay relent fur each Share An• nual Pay nienc for each Clafs This day was publiihed, Price ts. M. AN OBSTACLE to the AMBITION" of - 1 - 1 . FRANCE; or, Thoughts on the Expediercy of forms ing the Political Condition of his Mujiity's IRISH ROMAN CATHOLIC SUBJECTS. By THOMAS NEWENHAM, Efq. One of the Repreleutativesof the Borough of Cloarneil, in the ROYAL CIRCUS. TALE OF ENCHANTMENT. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 0, 1803, will be prefenntd II grand Dlfyirp Of HORSEMANSHIP. In whkh the fld Eget:lrian will particularly exert hinsfelf. Mont HIING will exhibit hir wonderful Performance on THE TIGHT ROPE., • And, kr tie drft time will be performed, an entire new grand, vocal and Pantentatical Tale of Enchantment, (with New Mac, Scenery, Machinerf, Dreier, and Decoadens), called NUMBER NIP ; Or, THE ELVIN KING OF THE GIANT MOUNTAINS. In the conrfe of which will be exhibited the following entire New Sec:teal—Two Views of the eatenfioe Mine aleember Ni. his Giant Mountains. and Magic Palses.—Zaldi el Befirtaiss, and Pompcy's in Egypt—And the Great Gun in St. James's Entrance is Oxford, and the Cub Roam recorded in the Speen°, as the recesseic of the Ugly C 74, which is trait& lensed to an "Begot cal reprefentation of the Bower of Beauty.— An Handl Lawyer 's Once, and Villain% Lurking Place..—,Nurn- Mr Nip's r Delimited Cattle, furro 'tried by a terrifie Flecy_Laite, Ste. dun 'I he whole to conclude w)th a molt fplendkl and brilliant LAST SCENE. Previous to which (7th time) will be fang in Charades, by Mr. SLADIP. anew temporary Lyrical Effufion, deferiptive of t he late INSTALLATION of THE KNIGHTS of the BATH. And. Spit time, LOUISA OF LOMBARDY ; Or, THE SECRET NUPTIALS. Lonifa, Mrs. PARKER. _ _ _ _ _ FIRST CLASS. SLives underl 4.4 to years, SECOND C ASS. /Lives from to tow years, L. I,s LOCO laft irifla Parliament. London: Printed by and for C. and It. Baldwin, of New Bridge-itreet, Blaeltfrizra. Where may be had, juft publiftted, price as. ESSAYS on the POPULATION of IRELAND, and ca the Charaders of the IRISH. • Tl4l R 1.; CLASS. [Lives of z° and }Lit upwards, tOpoo 1 his day was publifbcd, In Two Vannes 4to, price 21. 121. 6d. or on large Paper. I. t3B. 6d. in boards THE LIFE and POSTHUMOUS WRITINGS of WILLIAM COWPER, Elq. With an Introdurftory I.e:ter to the Right Hon. Earl-Cowper. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Efq. Printed for J. Johofort, in St. Paul's Church-yard Where may be had, • ...... S+ ooo Total .100_ For Fortier F and Co. Strada. Metro. Wino 7 Sorktbhes-line; cadilly. iarticol.; rd-place ; and RI and Job ra enquire of Mars. E Meffra. Walpole and CI ye, Solicitors to the To a Spottifinoodc. Erg. Ss 1200 lwards, 30.000 l'empkt, d-ltreet; 0 . 9. St. vet, Pk- COUNTRY-HOUSE A new Edition,very notch improved, of Mr. Cowper's Tradition of Homer iutoHiaak Verfe. in 4 TOb. octavo, price :I. t as in boards A if° various Editions of his Poems, in a vols. from Five to Thirty Shillings. WANTED a good FAMILY-HOUSE, in the Neighbourhood of Merton. or in any of the Lanes leading `roan Merton, Micham, &c. to Wimbleon. The Houfe to be in the Cottage Rye, with large Garden behind —The Advertif,:r would take a Leak for a Term of Tears. He is In no hurry for the fame, but would treat with a Family who quits at the end of this Autumn.—Addreh to Mr. D. Makow, Batfon's Coffee !mule, Cornhill, with minute particulars of Terms, Ole of H ufe and Garden, and Si:nation. In the Pres, in One Volume. in Quarto. a new and very much enlarged Edition, of AN ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of POPULA- A .1. TION; or, a Viewof its Oft and preterit Each on Human Happincfs ; with an Enquiry into our prcfpeas retpeaing the N. ture removal or mitigation of the Evils mating from this Cade. By T. R. MA LTHUS, A. M. Fellow of Jefus College, Cambridge. Printed fur J. Johnton, in St. Paul's Church-yard. The prefent Effay is rather a new Work than a new Edition of the Effay on the Principle of population, puhlithed in -9; the oh jet.% of which was to apply the principle as a telt of the freculat.ons on the perfcetfoility of Man an of Society. lathe prcfetit Work, this forms a very (mall and fsborelinate Mrt, the main object being to examine, rather in detail, the effeets of this principle on Sorley in pail and prefent times; and D 7 tr:eing the different modes of its operation, to determine how far it may be confidlered as an ohltaele to that moderate degree of improvement, which has at all times been the MIMI of exp.:dation. Places for the Hoses to be taken of Mr. Simmons, at the Doz. *mt. where Books of the Songs, &cunt be bad. Doom to be opened at Half pal Five, to b* at Half-paft Sit. Dcraols.--Sccond Pgice, 2s —Second Price, ts. Gallery, mi.—Second Prim, 6d. /torrents cannot poilibly keep plan later than half paft 7. WAR. To the OFFICERS of HIS MAJESTY s ROYAL NAVY and ARMY. TOIIN BURGESS and SON take this early op. portunity, in the renewal of War, to folicit the (Ames of their Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, whom they had the honour of before fitting out . Officers going to the Ealt or Weft Indies, °copal a stationary fituation, can he provided regularly with Stores, which will keep mid in any Climate, upon the Ihortelt notice Familiesin Town or Country fupplitd with every Article in the Italia' line, of the brit Quality. Warehoufc No. to 7, corner of the Savoyolteps, Strand, Lomion. NOVELTY' ROYAL AM PHTTHPATIta ASTLEY'S, IVES rmixsTEß BRIDGE. . . tinder the iatrooqz theiritayal Hkehmcfres the Pettne of WALis and DinCa of Volts.. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 30, and five fol loilring Evenings, wrl be prefented A molt uncommon dirpuy of HORSEMANSHIP, tly the Sat Troop of Equeftriius in Europe, at the head of whom are thole eekbratcd Performers, Me s. SMITH and CROSS MAN, hang the laft week but three of their Engagement. In the murk of the Evening, Mr. Smir,i will, for the SA! time thek three Years, go through his unparAlkled Performances on THE SLACK ROPE, thawing himftlf up 1p a furprifing manner Mom Feet High by his Teeth. This day .711 publithed, in Sea. price pa. in boards. GENERAL. HISTORY of MATHEMA .I- TICS, from the earlicaTimes to the middle of the Eighteenth Century. Trantlated from the French of MEDIeAL and CHENIICAL LECTURES. A COURSE of LECTURES t‘n the MATE RIA MEDICA,PRACTICE of PHYSIC, and CHEMI6- TRYO4I recommence on Monday, June 6, at the ufual Morning Hours, wiz. the Medical Lediures at I Ight, and the Chemical at Niaar., in th, LaPoratory, WhitemnE-Itreet Leicelter-fquare. By GEORGE PEARION, M. P. KR. S. Of tie College of Phyrieians, Senior Phyllelan to St. Georges Hofpital &e. . . . J. Bossur, Vernber of the French National Inflitutre &c. With a Preface, by Jona; Bow NITAS I L c,of the Royal Acnienty, Woolwich. Printed for J. Jo!i.don, in St. l'aurs Church-yard. 9 .* Rs • here his been, hitherto, no Work in the Emilia' Lan guage, which gives any renlar account of the rife and progrefs of the hiatheinatical Science% it is prclansed that the prefent per. funnance will not only he found highly intcrealng to thole who make there branches of knowledge the objeß o' their parfait, but to literarypcsions in general, who will here find many particidass, not commonly known,refpecling feveral of the mat eminent cha rade,' that the Worta ever predated, as if a as be ebb td trace the powers and unfolding' tithe human mind, In fame of its Mena attainments. Now petfortned, an entire New ipedtaele, In Two Ads, taken from a Gothic Story mandated by Wm. Maribidi,Efq, from the original Italian of Onufrio Murako, Canon of ttoe Church of St. Nicholas, at Otranto: Confiding of Soap, Duets. and Cho rude', (written by Mr. Bradwell ;) with CTICROVC Combats, braking Scenery, Machinery. Dreffee, and Paseo:try, WWI hIANFRED ; Or, THE CASTLE OF OTRANTO.. A itegifter is kept 4 Dr. Peirfoi's CASIS in St. Genrge's Ha p:ltal. and m account is gives 4 dicta every Saturday moral.l, at nine o'clock. • Propelsis may be bad at St. Georges frofpfeal. and la Leiceitas fquare. Note..—A Conde of LeCiares wia be given, and t‘e PraCtice of the Vaccine InortiLitiou will be given at the Inattntion in Broad (trod. Golden- [quire. Principal Characters—Frederic (Father to Mitelia). Mr. Lau rent • • Jerotne (Count Mentors. difsul ( ed as 'Friar), Mr. Mem tot ; Thoodnre (his fon, rightful heir to Able& the Good), Mr. Comity ; Jaques. Mr. Thorpe ; Mr. Johannot ; two Knights, Mends to Frederica Meffrs.Phseurt and Taylor ; VAL!, Mr. &m -imes ; Friars, Mars. Fog, Decaltto, Ribbon, Maiden, and Fl itter and Manfred, the Igurping Prince, Mr. Crofftnao.—Hippo lita (Wile of Manfred), Mrs. Wailart ; Matildi (her Daugitur). him Me et:rot; Bianca (her attendant Confidant ) , Mrt Herbert ; and Mina', Printers of Vicenza, Madame Volange. 'I he Pa nomiste etuaspofid,athrted for the Stage, and produced by Mr. Asruy, jua. Prec‘Zing whkh, tutd for one Week longer, the New Ballet of Ailinn, compered by :don: el : St Pierre. canc THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT. The whole- to conclude with, fin the left 'Week but 'lwo, the Crud and Popular Hattrquinade, called SILVER STAR. nettnesth g In 23 entirely N.v Serves, varinai eatraordinary Advent fires of the rroticy litre, and Lair-breadth Efc..pes of L. peitotra. Tn the toter of the Pantemirre will be pnurtrayed, an eiael Re. refl.:ration of the ProeefTion to am. INSTALLATION of the ICNltill I 6 - of the BA IH. for tie CONVENIENCE of the PI TB! IC In gsnimil; '..t par tactiiaily of OkIICERS On St.RV.LI:, and PIeItSONS on a `FA VOYAGE. ELL'S en4cr rrr nr CI lays.r.a LISED Sting c Pure Acid Part r• 1 the Is nit in a folid and dry farm, frit tr hhog In appearance White Stigim Candy. pared awl, I.y li, NRY CO:XWELI.,I99. Flect-ittect. Tem ih.,llar, I onCon. of the Committee of Chen, (try at the eciety for t:ie I'mnie•Coin of A Is, :11.onitaelarts. and Cern rrxrre, .d who ;ermittril to trier to the Eighth poi'. .luthorit!ca In this KirEalorn, for the Purity ui the l're k:aeh P:ieLet fircd by Ihlinfrlf, with ellreetlons. Tl•ie eratetil Acid, now o'itainrd umkr the pleert coneet,;ent DJ 10:1!) C ytlals, molt enmptetely sub.:a r• es. ry I ..n,. h pi.;; arc Frefh Lemma Jellec; and with th-fr further •• t' at being In a dry that: it is evremrly portahle, • ;‘, lag v.: y :irtte ron,a .nd tesetaining unchangtd in ary Climate, tr.; 13eit,n kfi Capzt:fiva tin I. mon or 1 anion Jit:ec. L. LIR Slay, it ?PALI 2 - .lintr...t. Punch ; and 111 p ai:U• I , r; (.I:Vrn.Oit Un the ta'd: t r the tadeboard for ever; ()emboli 4. re LW. to' •o:7act„ A , S, ), it mar tr. he htitalnald"; twiny or th. Ships In Z eh, 11,n,,urable I.att Company re, tor :emit tune FAIL bowl l.ppied wi,i. It in co..i.ele cd.l-. quant.C.ta It .'l,:•4s .I..Pately in cold water; an ouLer by weight making a Pint Wade of ]one the common Ittengeh. To ba had alio at laott at the rriaciperforrnifi the Kippleas.. BOWMAN'S PA EN 1 . KUP fURE TRUSSES. THESE Trutfes arc on an entire new Principle, for the Prevention and Cure of k upturn. Their fupetior ex cellency wafts in their having no circular Steel Spring, fo liable to hurt, and fo truly inconvenient to the wearer; the fasne 'lntfs do in; equally well for a rupture of either fide, and fitting any 02441 pretties likewae admits of the prefers beim varied award/ft to the needful's( the cafe, or the anion of the body. They are par. eularlywctl adapted for warm Climates, on account of the light. nets and Imetahility of their cotiltruetion. With each Trufs will be enclotod a Copper plate and Letter. profs Defcriptltm, explaining their utility. MartufaAured and fold, who'd:Ale and retail, by the Patentee's appointment ' a W. H. Pspys's,burgsons'lnftrumcnt Maker, No. 24 , Poultry, Luo don. 001 LEN MANUFACI URE.Rb. I'HE KE•TC: baying been pleAfed to rant unto GEORGE and WALTER BEAUMONT, of South Crof t:lnd, neat ILidder•field, his Royii Letters Patent, for the dike wiy of a Compotition, by the tile of which not only two-thirds of the 01 at Ferenc confuted in the inanufaduring of Woollens is laved, but the Work better pet tOrnied.— •l•he Patented do hereby give Notice. That they are wiliing to treat with any Alanutatturer for th, privilege At adopting their difeurety, on terms advantageous and honourable ; and they fur ther fignify their intention (iu order to accommodate Manu(aiau rem rending in various parts of ttu. Kingdom) to appoint Agents in the principal Manufacturing Counties odium a. polfible, who will be empowered to grant I.lcalles fur the ufe of their Compo• fition; in the interim particul.irs will be given, and the terms made known, b,• perfume' application, or letters, polt paid, addrelled to the t'atentu.,Fuuth Cruiland,ocer Huddersfield. hlay 20, I MONET READY TO ADVANCE. A TA, Pertnns in the Polkllion of Incomes, arifing L from Ficebnid, C 00.11,44, nr Leaf,hold Ertairs, in Land or II 'arcs, T1oo.•y in the Fun,,., Item ChargrA, Mirriage Settlements, i :Ines jointures, Patent Macs... Church Livings, or any tt !,t r c‘. run.' income for Lit:, may be fopplied .!la ternpnra ry r permanent SUM,/ of Money to any mount, by paying All nu:'y interell fur the fame. . . The and Gentry of knowrf property, or their heirs, may be accommodated, on their perfonal feeurity; ami in any inittnee where the fingie fecuri:y of an individual may be deemed inftifileient, the addition of atiot:ter perfon to guarantee the pay men• of the intereft, will remove the ohjecrtion; and in all rafts, 'prithe a ;t: will be given to the to return the principal at their own opt rfunal ar,ilie,th,nt will he received every day tilt tow o'clock, aril Litters mom Corrcfpontletits in town allti country, (pull paid) will be intinedlutely anfwercd, addreffed to the Ihr, tlor of the Kpirbrforidge Batik, at him tuwis-look, No. $, Lower John-are:4 Goaesi-iisas. This slay was publiihed, Price is. Ad. The Fifth Edition, with confiderabic Additions, of THE MAXIMS of HEALTH ; or, An Effay on Indigeltion : containing advice to perfons afiliZted with com plaints of the Stomach and Bowels; alto to thole tro..bled with Nervous, Bilious, and Gouty Difordcrs, ha' Mud Coltivenefs, and Head-ach; together with Medical Advice to Funnies; illuftrated with feverel remarkable Cafes, proving the beneficial effects of the Medleinesrmomerunded for the above Complaints; with Ohferva. dons on that kind of Food which affords the matt Nourfflirnent. and is the eafiell of digcltion ; bn Milk Drinks, Eterelfe, and Air; including a Treatife on Sri and Cold Bathing. and Remarks on the Shower Bath; likew de explaining why the Sea and Country Air is more falubrions than that of Cities and large Towns. By R. DQI.IIRRELL, M.D. Sold by Mr. Highley, No 24, Fleet-ftreet ; Rlehardfon, Royal Exchange; Hatehanl, No. 190, Meanly ; and by the Author, No. t t,Soho-lquare ; alto by eery Hookfcllar in Town and Country CONVEYANCING. This day was puhltilted, Vol. 111. Part I. ii. and 111. of E j LE MEN I'S of CONVEYANCING, Lo which is yrelized an Effay on the Study and Practice of that Si.leni.e. Including a Count of Reading, and Lilt of Books for the de Of Students and Practitioners. By CHARLES BARTON, or the Inner Temple, rrl. The work treats of the following heads, viz.—i-Land. Advo row, Tithes. Commons, Ways, OfSees, Dignities, Franchifss, Rents, Annul &r. Mates in Fee-Simple, rec. fail, for Life, Curtly, Dower, jointure, Terms for Years. N. B. As many of the y ans of this work are neatly out of print. and the Author's engagements afford him no reafotiabk prnfpeet of fending it again to the Preis for a cutifidemlile time to came, it is requefted that thole whole feta are incomplete, will give imme diate orders for the remaining parts, a. it will &only be sot of the pubillbers power to furnifis them with filch as (hey may hive oce-lion for. _ _ _ _ _ London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons. Portnpal•ftreet, coin's Inn. Of whom may ix had, Val and 2, of the above work. SIISSFX SOUTH DOWNS. EASTDItA N, roar EAST/MR:I. TO BF GOLD BY Alie l'lON—lly VEKR All. and SON. At the Star Inn, In Lewes, un Tuck.y the silt day of MAY. ISC3. at Soren o'clock in rice Fv, skins. CAPITA'. FR ELHOLD ESTATE, called BIRI.ING, being part of thc Lands of the Manor of Biding: compritin7 a very rood Farm-hone, and a' Old Manton, yeah Hams, Stable*, and other convenient Out-buil.l.7:ra tug.thcr with Light Hundred and I ighty Acres (by Adtncafurcotent ) of Arable, ud Down I amit. Thc Lar i tat F. rs Inc _ _ The Ettare eau-m:4 more than wo Mileg on the Set Cnall; Ind may he •iewed, a".I further ParticuLra ha.i, b)• Arh to Mr. Willard, kn. :lc 1':a1& An. PuMilkon to k had iM sada day of Odtolaer num