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=~3 w • •- . 4-; . , -. • - • • 7 ^ • T.* , f * * FP 1 4. . 1 4 . 0 ' 0 1 fL'-• v•-4 sr 444* pw,olg , - • •: • 7 , 47 - 7 _ __ -~ 06'4 14 110.N ` t • s:.. ; '7 • ..., .. r ••• • • . ^:4l, .. . __--morm.••••••• MONDAY, MAY 6, 1816. PRicE S 1'F.~C11... NOTBER 9104. THEATRE ROYAL, 14?oURY-LANE. MRS. RADCLIFFE'S NOVELS. This day were published, in One Vol. Recs. price boards, THE JEWISH and CHRISTIAN DISPEN• SATIONS, comp=el with other institutions. By the late WILLIAM CRAVEN, DD. Master of St. Joh. , 's - College, Cambridge. Third Edition, enlarged and corrected. Sold by J. Mswman, 39, Ludgate-street, London ; and J. Deighton and Sons, Cambridge. T H IS PRESENT EVENING , their M a j esties' Screati3 wilt perform A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. 14 4 Lsr-11, Mr. Kent; :'ir Giles Over-reach, Mr. Kern; ob o rn, Mr. Harley; Ailworth, Mr. Barnard ; Justice Go d!, Mr. °Awry; Marrall, Mr. Munden: Tipwell, Mr. Wei ser; Furnace, Mr. Penley. Lady Ailworth, Mrs. Glover piaci, Mrs. Horn ; Froth, Mks Tidswell. To which will be added, .THREE WEEKS• AFTER MARRIAGE. se Ctarks Racket, Mr. Rae; Drogget, Mr. Dowton. Lady R iad, Miss Nash ; Mrs. Drugge, Mrs. Pparks. After which, the new Musical Romance, called THE COUNT OF ANJOU; (4, MORE MARPIAGES TILIN ONE. Weary 1. King of England. Mr. Ktnt ; Geolrry, Count of I Ass, Mr. T. Cooke: o , wv, Mr. Bat nard ; Fitzstephens ' Mr. lib ig bes, Matilda, daughter of Kill llenty , M iss Nash; Lady goabray, Mrs. Brere-on ; f'Vra, Itliss Kelly. To nit.rt ow, 'Fowl) and Country ;' Vk al The Magpie. On Wednesday, The RiVaiS ' . with '1 he Woodman's Hut. A Wm Tragedy will he priiduced on Thursday near, under wide sit *1 Itt• Cagle of Sr. Aldobratul. Ater Melo-Dramatic Afterplsce is also in preparation. ' • THEATRE ROYAL, COVE.NT.OARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, JULIUS CESAR. Brutus, Mr. Kemble ; Cassius, Mr. Young; Mare Antony, Mr. C. Kemble. Alter which, fir the first time On honour of the late joyful =a go), a pow Musical Entertainment, in one Act, caikd THE ROYAL NUPTIALS; or, ' THE MASQUE OF HYMEN. To which •N ill be added, WHO WANTS A WIFE; or, THE LAW OF THE LAND. Tomorrow, The Jealous Wife; with Brother and Sister. Wednesday, Guy Mannering ; with The Miller and his Men. Thursday, The btranger ; with Who wants a Wife r i'dr. Bibby will make his second appearance at this Theatre in *e characters of Shyleck, and Sir Arcby Macsaressni, on Friday str. NEW PIANO FORTE MUSIC. THE Royal Narials of Prince Leopold of S.ixe.! Cotcourg, and htr Royal the Princts% Charlotte of Wales, a divertimento, con•piiiied by I Vua teurwoh, price (laud ,ipnaza. dedicst...l to l.roly Fl'nt br herd. Kali:Mem ar, Cp. sa plc , : St. Freicii Air, with six Variations and a R Vfditts, price Si. 6d. Htheriiian Air, arraurd as a Rondo, by LB. Cramer, price 2s ed. Air atiti Conatanti, front Figaro, by Mozart, with Variations. by t er.i. Ries, up. 66. prey. Ss. stith orieinal Rusiiaii Seines, I'7 ditto, 0 0. 67. p r i ce s, 'the Overture, Song>, Ducts, and Glees, from the Opera of Guy Itanrerin:, ciimpo6“l by l'. Attwood and IL R. Biabcp, may be bad separate. - Pablist.e.l by Goalling, D'Almaine„ Potter, and Co. Nu. SO, *4)4quart. ANOTIIER BONUS I FOR. THOSE NUPIL•ROUS FRIENDS OF DYTON, Stock•Broker._ Curniiill. and 18, Co. vro:i y -street, Sybo have been diiapfi.L4ed in riot port:mash's fir the Fast Bonus. winds expired on eietorday last. To prevent isimilar occur' core, L. E. requests tai early coil, by which all his itiencls biridze between x7th of Aprii, and 14th of May, will par ticipre in .1 pew Bono', of 400 Tickets, with all the Prizes they say co tair.—Next l'ousilay Week the Lott( ry begins, on *bleb Day every Vicki z ii .:wn o ill be .1 Prize. and the First-dawn Prize above .C.": 00 w.ll be entit'ed to .e51)(4 ntore, therefore may lit Xi e :re alto Two Prizes of 230,00 n and Fifty 'other Cipitalt. NEX TUESDAY WEEK. A NOI HER BONUS ! IVI3T Sll, Contractor for t h e p resent Lotter y , re• . Frets to learn that almost 211 the country Agents were 'iridequately supplied with Tickets and Shires previous to the 27th ult.; by which means numerons Friends were unable to ob tile a part of the First Bonus. In cociequ'ence of which, T. BISH h induced to present another Bonus of Two Hut.dred Tickets, Wire equally divided amongst all who purchase between 27th APRIL toil 14th MAY, when the Lottery begina Drawing; on Which Day every Ticket drawn will be a Prize, and the First. drawn Prize above £5OO may be .85:3,000.--The Scheme con tains Two Prizes of £30,000, and Fifty other Capitals, with lily 14,c00 'I ickets. Tickets and shares are on Sale at the Contractor's Offices, 4, Comilla ; and 9, Charing-Crassi, London. 6 4 . l'he Advantages which may accrue trout she BONUS will Wong equally to all 'Ficktt: and Shares bought, whether the lime be purchased at BISH'S Offices, or at those of any other Mice -keeper. ANOTHER BONUS Of Two Hundred whole Tickets ; the Prizes arising from which will be divided according to their due Proportion., among the Holders of all 'rickets and shares isouourr between the 27th of April and the First Day. of Drawing, TUESDAY, 14Tti OF MAY, And on that Day every Picket Drawn will be a Prize. GWEBB, crnvinced by r!)e daily increasing de • mand for Tickets and Shares, that the Public are rally nware of the Advantage to he derived from -an early Purchase in Ihtpresent I.o•!ery, d. ems it quite unnecessary to dwell furtli , T unti e merits of the Scheme, than to rentiO them of its cr.orin ilitTWO £30,000 Prizes, and Fifty other Capitals; and at the same tune respectfully solicits the commands of Adventurers at min of his Offict-s, 9, CORNMIL ; nr 17, LUDGATE-STREET, Where he trust; Fortune will continue to dispense her favours as liberally as she Elbert() il.as done, among those who favour bim with a pfefeXenee; The 6110 wiog Capitals baying Wen shared and sold by WEBB, in the iph Year, viz. The TW3 last Prizes of .£30,000 ever Drawn: 3,869 - a Pr:ze of - £98,t)00 8,589 - a Pr,:ze of • Je30;C•00 Cot) a Prize of - £llO,OOO • 2 1 502 ' - a Prize of - £lO,OOO &c. &c. &c. I All Business in the Funds faithfully executed by.G. 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On Fatonr, May 17, at Tweirc cV, A the Mart, Lillian, OXFORD CANAL, a 'r this productive Navigation, the divi , :en r. 3 its T. ,re qeadily advanced to A'3l per Share per ani.um ; Itnchdale,, kliesntere, and Kennet and Avoa Canal Share.: ; Vaushal Bridge and Russel) Institu•ion Sham.; A l'olTy of X5OO in the Equitabk ineety, dated 17s!', As an eligihie Lite of a Gentleman in his Otli year, premium X: 4 per annum, it a claim were now to be made it wouli aniqelt to .eiti4-2. 10s. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge•street, Londoe. STEAM COATS. This day was published, at it. 101. Swung, One Vol. Oleo. illustrated by Sixtteu Engravings, price in extra boards. 203. A L PRACTICAL TREATISE on PROPEL LINO VESiEI.S by STEAM. Ry ROBER•I'SON BLICi4ANAN; Civil Engineer. Author of Practical Eq4ays on Mitl-4ork and other Mnbinery, Treatiseb on Heating and Drying by Steam, &c. foc. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day were publislie.l. price 21. bound, 11MHZDRI et ESOP! FABULE, in usnm Scho- A. 'arum, telectz opera er studiaGEORCIII WHI [-FAKER, A.M. ohm Grammatical: Scholz Magistrl Sombautptonite. Quid rides? mutate, nomine, de to tabula narratur.—Hua. Quarta Editio, auctior, atque emendata. " This Compilation having Notes ' as well as some of the ear ner Fables being construed and parsed, renders it the peculiar' attention of Teachers, as an Elementary Latin Work." London : Printed for Law and Whittaker, 19, Ave Maria-lane. HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE LET, Fumigated, for a Term not exceeding three years, very desirably situated in a beautiful Country, but little re• moved from the Great Turnpike Road between Rosa and Hereford, A VERY GOOD -FAMILY HOUSE, with excr•llent atiached and detached Offices, and Garden, with or without Land—the princirFl .Iject 1-eilig to ollta4l a good tes nant for the Honsr unit the colnin.; of age 41 a Nlittor. It Iv well worthy the attention of a Family wi.hiN 6 perfectly genteel and comfortable accommodation united with economy. Further particulars may he known of Mr. Seward, 39,Craven street, Strand, London, and of Mr. Benj Wain% right, llereford. GENTEEL RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL FREEHOLD GEN FEEL HOUSE, GAR DF.N, and PREMICEA, situate in St. Giles's-street, Northampton, now in the orcupa!ion of Mrs. Wathin: consisting of two Parlours nit the '.lround Floor, excellent Kitchen. Larder, &c.; three Chambers on the fit ,t Floor; two Chambers on the Second Floor; excellent Cellar. Pump. anti Well of good Water, ' a good Garden, and one other atljoiving ; EALI on Ltate for 99 years, from March 21, 180=— lite above Premises are in good repair, and most eligibly situate in the mos: liettsant part of the lawn, and command extensive and pic•nrtsque viivis of the ad jacent country.— lo treat for the same, apply to Mews:Pocock and Forbes, Ely Place, Londoil; or I.:Kirshar-, Noitharrpton. I • Exciu.t.r.:rf No.lo, SKINNEK-sEREET, SN•IVV-HILL4 and 240, OXFORD-Sritki r. I'HE CONINIERCIAL HALL WINE COM. PANY have o.a pleasure to inform the Publ,c, that at their Colic, ens a., above, and by order to any of their Agents in the nti.y still be had the geml;:ie Port Wine:. of that lam. rite Viittaa.., I+l2. The first Quility, Melt i. c,f the fir't im portation, 465. ; the second iniportzlio: , , 4 per dozen. Fine stout New POl7B, ae 00 per pipe. Superi,r m o . L it a,. of high flavour, stout quality, 345. per dozen. Siligularly delicate soft-flavoured Cape Vin de Grave, in . french b:)::les, 435. per dozen. A small quanti , y of genuine old Pontac, seventeen years bottle, 565. per dozen ; with the hoist (.141Roriz Ports, Ma- Idelra's, Sherry's, Tenet-are, Malmsey's, and Chant pagne'4, that can be proluced for Sale, all at their usual low Price?. N. B. A small quantity id most particularly high flavoured hock. 40 years old. WARRE'N'S ORIGINAL JALIAN LIQUID .BLACKING, produces a hi il:iant Jet Black, quid to the highest Japan Varnish, preserve; the Leather soft, and prevents its cracking, does not soil the linen, is pettectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will re:ain its virtues in any , climate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane, London; and Re:ail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford; Thommo, Belfast; Ratburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Cla•gow ; Lyon, Inverness; Cookwnrthy, Plymouth; Evans and Co. Ches ter; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingham ; Pierson, ShefSeld ; Greenslade, Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchea:er; Rounthwai:e, Li verpool; Edmunds, Swansea; I'inkney, Bristol; Bonnet, lisle ; Frewer, Norwich; Watkinqm, Scarborough; and by his Agents in every Town in the Kingdom, in Stoats Bottles, Is. CIL a pint, 10d, half a pint, and 6d. each. Cnirrsou.--Observe, none are genuine unless akki‘luezmze is signed on the Label, and 14, St. Marou'o-tare. stamped hs the liotttec as the saperioc quality of this' Machias has Induced several taw Impostors to sail spumous composisioss soda the above t..