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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THE yOUNG ROSCIUS. Thb day was publidhed, price Half.a•Crown, etnbelbeted with a Striking Likable 'squared lest an original Draarkg. AN authentic BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH 14 the LIFE, EDUCATION, 04 WRSONAL CHARAC. TFR of MASTER WILLIAM IiENB.Y WEST BETTY, the celebrated YOUNG itOSCIUS, inciading particularly the Niftory of his Theatrical °fiver, from his teljappeamme on the Stage; Rumens of the Roodp ' ts at the Prosiaci4 Theatres on t h e 141Eclur of his Performances, aad s Narrative 41sung to the differences be- WWI the Loudon Tit:sten, on the fubliCt of his eagagetnenui re fpedtbely with ash. Of GEORGE DAVIES HARLEY, Late of the Tbeatte iteril.Covegt,Garara.aod Author of s Pair, of ballad Storks, of Sonoma, gm. &C. Printed tot RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paura Church yard ; fold by H. D. Symonds, l'aternoitet.row • W. j. nod J. Richattifon Royal E x change ; J. Gir. a, Ittandillt, and by .41 other flookteeni. TOMORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 4,1 will be perfected the Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Doricourt, Mr. ELLIS lON, Hardy, Mr. DOW TON. George Touchwsnd, Mr. WROUGHTON, Butter, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Saville, Mr. POWEI.I., ViLien, Mr. BARTLEY, Connell, Mr. HOLLAND. Letitia Hardy, Mil*, DUNCAN, Mrs, Racket, Mrs. HARLOWE, Lady Touclorood, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. • To whirl wia be added, the New Operatic Piece, to Two Ada, called MATRIMONY. Thu Evening—Hamlet ; with the Prise. On Wednefday (by Command of their Majeales) the school he Scandal; with Cinderella. C The YOUNG ROSCIUS being engaged at this Thane, the Public are refpoitfully informed that he will make his 11rIt Appearance in Maley neat. • ESTATES IN JAMAICA TO *WED,. L SAXHAM and CALDWALL *STATES, in the Pa rim of HANOVER hi JANLMCA, the Negroes. Cattle, and Stock. amen, will be Sold by P ' AuEtion in Landes, foam time In the Mortar of Mara or ngt, , up on oa Jack tants at will be publl&ed. - mars this foil 'II meats rime be fold by Private C.ontradt. Th.. Owners hereby give rustler., that they are ready to reeefve Propoßds, and enter into Treaty by th ey Contradl, for rale of ends or both the fold Mates. Particulars, and the laft a ppraifemant, will fpredlly be pub- , Ilfcd, and may be had on applicatlou to Charles Mitchell, Ffq. of 1 Riogiton in Jainaiea; of the Once:err. on the Eitates ; of Mr. Callender, No. tI, Lime-ilrect ; and Mr. Henry South, Dra • j per's Hall, Landon, and at Lloyd's and the Jamaica Coffee -1 Haute*. - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 4. will be prefemed the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Young Norval, by Matter BETTY. To which will be added an ENTERTAINMENT. Everting—Barbaroffa; Achmet, Meter BETTY: with the Padlock. Cr Molter BETTY having on Saturday night been received throughout his chander with the enottunbounCed applatife, will, tor the accommodation of the Public; and ou account of the great demand for plum perfo-m every evening this week. OnWednefday, Matter BET l'Y will appear (for the fecund time) In the Chandler of Young Norval. On Thu rfday in the CharaCt• r of Hamlet. On Friday in the Charader of Frederick, in Lovers' Vows • and en Saturday (for the record time) in the Charades of STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS Drawing the 2 8th of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. of £ l ;4 sscoo sop= 3oaeo 13,000 6poo 3 Poo 3Poo 3, 000 113p:o ... . TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST.INDIA STOCK. LADIII AND OLNTI.CiIIN, THE anxious delite I feel tc be employed in the lervict of the Eaft-India Company, feconded to the flatter. tiny encourage • ment of numerous friends, induces me to offer erica' Candidate for the Direaion, with no other claim to your favour,' than long and appro ved Cervices, thirty yaws of my life having. been devoted to the military prafeffion on your ERAMutat :n Bengal—Should I (ono future occafion) be honoured with pea . feffroges, having nu esgagements, my time will be entire y dedicated to the important duties of the Office I folicit. and which 1 pledge myfelf to dlkharge with the utmolt seal and fidelity. I have the honour to be, with the greateft retyeet, Ladies and Gentlemen Y o ur devoted and Obedient firrant, Hertford-ftreet, May Fair. THOMAS WELSH. _ _ 3 0 6o 6,150 Tickets. asopoo Tickets and Shares are felling at every Llcenfcd Lottery Office. Price of Ticket - is to 0 Half - si o I Eighth - a 8 0 Quarter - 4lf o Sixteenth - 4 0 •.• TVA who wilh to have particular Numbers. lboold be fpeedy in their application to fume of the Lottery Offices. as the final delivery of Tickets from the Bank of England will take place the 29th December. IFES T INDIES. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK , LADIES AND GL NILIItN. FrHE much lamentea 13,,ath of your late recpeela. ble Direitor, Mr.WILItt AM ADAIR J ACKSON, having oecafioned a vacancy. I beg leave to fetich the honour of your (a in't* and Gpport to fucceed Li m in the direetion of you: l ti r c irri - fait concerns; Ot4d Ibe fueccfstul in obtainin g this of my application,l WI endeavour to merit your favour by uniform affiduiry and attention to your interelta, and at all times rwain a IdeLk fen c of the obligation you will confer. refpeet, I have the hoopla to Le, with the greateft Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful, bumble Servant, JOHN JACKSON. Mr. JACKSON'S COM irrrEE arc revelled to meet at his Boole, N 0.9, Ncw Broad-tin-et, City, tecty day,st la o'clock. New Broad Meet, London Nov. ap, 1804. ROSEAU (DOMINICA). SIFT. 27.... 4 311 Wednefday left a flag of truce an iced at Guadeloupe, on board of which were Lieutenant HALL of the Marines, who was lately wounded in the attack made by the boats of his Majefty's (hip GALATEA on the Lily floop, lying at the Saints ; alto Enfign MILLEI , captured in one of the (hips of the Cork convoy. Nineteen American, and two Swedith veffels, were loft at St. Pierre's, in the late hurricane. Narrative of the proceedings on board his Majelly's Ihip the Tut s cos, of ys gum, Captain Edward Hawker (bearing the flag of James R. L. em, Efq. Rear Admiral of the Red), from the 3th to the 15th of Sept. Lift, containing a particular account of the Hurricane which that asp Encountered in company with , of 74 rms. Tut SDAY, SePT. 4.—Towards noon frefh breezes and cloudy weather, with a long (well to the Eaft ward. WEDNESDAY, SETT. M. Fre(h breezes and cloudy weather. Furled the fore and mizen top-fails, got in the flying jib-boom, and top-gallant yard down. At three ellarters palt three (truck top.gallant.mafts, and dole r eefed the main top fail. At four facie weather, with a heavy (well Irons the Eaftward— l'Hiscute in company. At eight Ilrong gales with rain ; battled top the main fail, and let the main and mizen form flay-fails. A. M. At twoheav y fqualls with rain ; took in the main-top-fail. fplit the main flay-fail, and unbent ir. At fit hauled up the fore-' fail ; furled the courfes, arid got the top-gallant-wafts on deck • jib-boom and fprit-tail-yard in. At e i g ht hard gales ; unfrung the lower yards and gaff, and lowered them down ; found one of the bob-flays gone ; replaced it : got the fore-runner rove and let up to fecure the foremaa. At half pat nine the main-flay-fail gave way, and the fail WAS fplit to pie ces. At three quarters park ten fplit the mizen-florm , they-fail. Towards noon tremendous heavy gales; . [willed the fore and main rigging, N. E. end of Sil ver (lays, S. so miles, W. 54. Trioasoly, Seri.. 6.—P.M. Blowing a hurricane at S. E. with molt tremendous lqualls. At half pall twelve the main-top mall was blown away, and in its fall carried away the top fail yard ; got hands into the top, and cut away the tigging. in doing ' which the greaten part of the wreck came down the main hi, upon the farboatd main yard arm ; fee ceeded, with great ha /et ei, in getting it cleared. The hurricane fill continued without interiniffion, and the wind Chilling gr idually round to the wellward, it ap peal ed, if poffinle, to blase ;th greater fury. Found the j illy boat, which was hoilled up to the Item, and the cutter on the larboard quarter wattled away ; And the wind taking the cutter on the larboard quar ter, and driving, her agaialt the mizen rigging, the w a s obliged to be cut adrift. Towards the evening fut,al thip made much water and labour very much ; kept the hands at the pumps. Towards mid night the fame weather. About twelve the two af termoll c train pumps broke, and became entirely cafe leis, as alto one of the hand pumps on the main deck, after which the water gained fan r.n the other pumps. A. M At three there woe five feet water in the hold met nut the lean appearance of the horrieane ab.it ' mg. •rowards morning, by the greaten pollible es ettion of the officers and men, the former enconrag .rig the latter by lying in to the wiucbes, all the .eoplc not employed at the pump. kept baling tr-ni he lower deck, the wale, ;II ti.e (11;0 was reduced tr , tir feet. At eight the hurt , : ane teemed to atmle iutle, and the pumps, &c. could then bitchy hold TO THE PROPRIETORS•OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADICS AND GENTLIMEN, THE very honourable reception I have met with upoci my catty:ifs, induces me again to offer myfelf to your notice upon the vacancy in the DircQien oc ca by the deceafe of your late swarthy Dir.,dtor, Mr. Jaersosi, and earnefily to to licit the honour of your funtfart and votes on the baollf your thinot. My prek - tenfions to your fa vour are founded upon the hope my that the experience of many years employment in different lus t branches of your concerns abroad, particularly in your rC:or a i n ue, Commerce, and Marine, and the approbation my eon duet has received firm your Govrrimierits in India, and front yi ur DireCtion at home, may render me qualified to have a part in the adminittration of your affairs in this Country. I beg you to tvieh con fider m• pat cervices as pledges of the zeal and attention which my endeavours thall be exerted for the proritoti in of your int.:rats in Europe and Alia, fbould you be ploafed to place me in shc hosourabk itation it is my ambition to fill. I have the h• molar to remain, Ludic. and Geodesyen, Your vay Waif ul aud men, obcdieut (errant, S, Gloucelter.rove, JOHN BIL 88. Nov. sy,illoa. wt AMeeting of Me. BEBB's Friends is requelled the ICinßi Ikea, in the Poultry, on WEDNLSDAY rwit. December tbc oh. at Ow. o'clock precifcly, forvaaot the purpore nt prosnotlal the hucc.f s of ha Elation, for the Scat hs the Esn.lndia Uir edioet. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, i At the London Tavern, roxhule-ftreet. Plymouth, on Friday nett , December the 7th. at ten o'clock lit the forenoo 1 n, THE FOL I . O W ING GOODS, viz.: FOR EXPORTATION. S Cadrs Chic s Cafes Erituft o•te Matches 6 ditto Ground Sandalwood t Ball) ze— Vomit 3 ditto Muhl. r a Cam ta 31 Mato White Lead 1 Cafks 1 Sundry Drugs 7 ditto Ironmongery s Cafes a Ball (Root) I Tir _. . • t Cafe Bruin , ' I. Calk (Ground j Turmeric s Cafes Drilled Fla S Calks Peruvian Bark 3 Cafes Tobacco Pipes 39 ditto Indigo z Cafe Witte SCA, Steal i Cafe Foreign Books 3 Cafes Bons s Cafes flarcad& WorltedTape FOR DOME CON NU M P rioN. C a lk Pearl Bari./ it 1 Calk Tamari nds. 1 part oSago of the Cargo of the Profits?' brig Friendfehtff, &rained on Ur voyage front Amilerdam t., ri.n.r.leutts, anti ince condemned as prize to his Majcity's fhio 11,.•ndtrer. For catalogues, vit.wvor, 101 d... oul further inform :Toy to Mr. JOI IN HA WKt R, Merchant, Plymouth. Imrardiately after thr nt tto,•!netra FricndfcharT, will he fold, For thc Broth: Urhlcrwntr. lumkr-nrent oncJ 141v'd nut of the 1. Ship Br Pr rut GRA% r Ito u nutter, tort on her voyagc from jantaica to 1./t0 , 1:n: kU K HOME CONqINIPTION t c unt. o f )11 I ilcto C,3C," Nun I . 4 nor Nish ' • of a tore :4 130.!ks c-0t Rom 9 Ditto Coftcm 2 IA riA 1 orrmric 111 Bar 41601 •,ogrr Ana the Ala,. , sr r• 1. 6 Val, N• A C for ell ah oc, t,lo : ;vc., f or m a tio, apply to fdr. Ni. Y•• ' V - • 5- - . • $. I. '• . I • 4of 4, dtip ~. . . ~.. f• • . a -4,.. . 4 : 1 . 4. .. . , . : -‘ it kJ, . , r r- -- ' 4 : ' 't • ' ‘ r , • '' • . ...-- - . • ) C tr ' l l ij ` , iir " f , / 4 ‘,..„ •,•• , p : ,. . *1 % 14. . 0 • ii ikr W . -- i.)4.4 j i ion , . • • I • • ''• 44 ...PM. 4464 1 4- • . i . • S' -•••- . . C• 3 4 • v. DECEMBER 3, 'lBO4. • • I, _ _ , t'Ll. • THE EOLDIG ROSCIUS. their oval. At ten ot•l 4 $ '., was pub li thed, prke Half-venom, embeUEtted with a being then about S. a tweak eia Ise- 4 "`e Moat craved feat an original DTaWint... s . ward, with her Toren, i ti llisinging • -tic BIOGRAPI-lICAL SKETCH of ft a ,sdi rl , Some t i me bc i,.. woe OWN ~. • 'CATION, old WRSONAL CHARA.C• on again with great violen fi • LtAM rtifiN 'WEST BETTY, the bill°9ll ml. da ng er-, •4 s. i ii , md tog v „ icaluty the ft i ft . ory very much, fourteen of th , s lkdrappearanee on the Stage; molt of the main deck guns w. Y boarda f `.ciarrheatres on the Matto to eafe and lighten her. About is main , -4 !.,the differences b `„: trellis have way and the yard f r . adoullir %-e°ll4cAnc° """ from fide to fide with every TOL f were made to lath it to the lAA, but it bible . %rt. to be done ; and, by cutting the. sad jeers, the yard was got overboard, but, `was `axing the boats, and greatly injuring the tart •• 'larboard rigging, the chain plates of ter • /. giving way, the main•malt went ow. 4 , ~, elofe by the deck, and the mizet. I. - -re to leeward. At noon there ‘ t ••• ' •lter in the Slip, and the pum, • •, their own. Silver Qaye, . Handkerchief, N. 86 `‘tirritane gilt' 0 --top•Ililt- - „ -.iv, it • ft t 4 . I 0 It 1' , . •O• l l' C. r s ; i. .r . c., .• ~ ... t. 4 ij " 1 11 1 their own. At ten it a being then about S. .E. a. ward, with her foremaa, Raiding. Some time before t. on again with great violence.. very much, fourteen of the t molt of the main deck guns were a to cafe and lighten )ter. About do trellis ave way and the yard [want from tide to fide with every roll ; o made to lath it to the inaft, But it wa to be done ;_ and, by cutting the la jests, the yard was got overboard, 1,0,110, [ Raving the boats, and greatly injuring the ma. and (larboard rigging, the chain plates of the Coon after giving way, the main-malt went overbt. to windward, chile by the deck, and the mizen-m. Rived the fanie fate to leeward. At noon there wets , fonr feet two inches water in the chip, and the pumpi with great difficulty holding their own. Silver 10.Ltaya, 8. 27 miles, W. 68. Square Handkerchief, l'f. 86 ,tsiles, W. 68. • .• , . 1. ,.. FRIDAY, SEPT. t7.—P. M. The hurricane Sin continued: got braces rove to fecure the fore-tem-Mr yard, bur. the rolling tackle loon after giving way, it WAS found necellary, for the prefervatinn ot the fore malt, to cut the yard away, which was done. Pound two more of the bob flays gone, and the bnw-fpi it fprung ; got the top tackles forward, and let up i the fore•runnet s let up alrelh, and lathed the fore-yard to the mall. At four the hurricaneinfome Deanne abated, but left a very hea v y lea, in mach fo, that there was no ;yobabiiity of our being able to rave the fore-malt, it tieing utterly impotfible to get a pall of the rigging. About five it cleared away, and we law l'Hercule to leeward, with only her bmvfpric and fore-malt Rending ; the hands 8111 pumping end baling, but feldom getting the water under feet feet. At fix bore up, and ran down towards PHercule s made a fignal to her to Ray by (baps in difirefsi with a grin, and brought the Chip to, on the (larboard tack, on which l'Hercule knitted her (Ore-Rom-Ray fail, and wore. At (even, the fore-mall, after be ing fprung in two or three places, by fevered fiseceC• five and tremendous rolls, went Overboard to wind ward, leaving a piece of about 15 feet Banding above the deck, which loon after fell down on the fore• cattle ; cut away the fore-Rays immediately, to fame the bow•fprit, and got as many hands to clear the wreck as could pallibly be fpared from the pomp' I great part of the wreck having fallen on the bet bower anchot, the latter was obliged to be cut away. to get clear of the former. At eight, bong breezes, with a heavy fea, the (hip labouring very much; foung the tiller fprung ; (hipped the rudder-ehockg. Towards midnight the water gained fall isport the pumps ; renewed every exertion to recline tt by bit ing from the lower deck and from the *ell. and by working the two ferviceable chain pumps...ea:2lst feveral blue light. to l'Ha acne, during the night, which were not anfwered by her. At midnight there were five feet fix inches water in the (hip, and from the motion it was with difficulty that the men could , Rand to the pumps. A. M. about five, by the united and extraordinary exertions of the officers and men, the water was reduced to three feet ten inches. At day light Ire& breezes, with a heavy lea; Caw a fchonner to windward, which bore down to us, and, boißing an union jack, patted under our Rem ; got Come hands from the pumps to (tip the tiller in the ward-room, and to prepare for felting tome fail for.. ward. At feven law I'HLRCULS a great way to lee-. ward • fi:ed feveral guns as fignal s to her ; g ot a main royal 'fet on the bowfprit ; and, as loon as the tiller was (hipped in the wardroom, and the broken one unshipped, we attempted to wear but without fee refs ; got boats Gds let on the cat heads bowfprit, cuese.—About i t the t e hip wore ; Rood towards l'Het 7 ; at half pall eleven made her fignal to dole. and aim to flay by flips in chards; about noon the wore and Rood towards us; got a top-gallant malt up for a foreman, a:.d let a top-gallant fail on it. At noon moderate ht Zl7 eS With a heavy lea ; people employed at the pump , . Found the fpare top•fall yards loathed out of the chains during the hurricane, And almoll evety moveable about the decks broken to pieces; I'll taco ts in company, Square Hand kerchief. S. W. 92 miles. Cape Carnet, W. S. W.. 1-2 W. cS leagues. SATUADAV, SicPT. 8. P. M.—Moderate breezce `from the S. E. And cloudy weather, with a heavy (well ; people employed at the pump, and fitting a top gallant-malt for a rnizenmait ;in the afternoon got the pumps to fuck for 'he firtt time lime the be ginning of the hurricane ; lent hands down into the well, and cleared it of an immenfe quantity of rand and rubbilh ; found it impottble to repair the after. chain pump, . r to render them in any way fervieea ble ; fucceeded in clearing the Rarboari hand-pump, which bad been chuaked dring the gal. At eighq moderate breezes, with a heavy l ea, the e (hip labour ing verr much ; gDt a crofs-jack let. Found the ie tthet fo much worn off the chain pumps, as to render them nearly ulelefs ; kept the mp going as tall as potlible. and a gang ofhtrba. ling from the well, while the chain pumps were un• rove, :ind leathered aft eth.—A. M. Moderate breezes, the (hip rolling very heavy ; found the leak m Come decree &created. At day light got all the hands that could be fpared frnm the pumps to prepare for erec ting po y malls. Made the 41141 1.,r Captain Duals to enquire into the date of l'Hercule; found her, by his Ttp , ,ri, neatly as bad as this Thefeus, with the ex. cepthm of the ylant.tv cl Water made by the latter. Cape C met, S. 53, N. W. 64 miles, Booby Rocks, 5. 74, W. So mites. SATURDAY, SF PT. 15.-P. M. At two raw the Jana bear ins W. N. W. Set up the main and miten lower Tics ng. At cad cnd of Jamaica, N. N. E. Point NL,l3n.t, N. N. W. half W. or fhore learn or eight• rAeb. At eleven brought to abreaft of the Yalta. 'At fry wore, am: made tall towards the land. At • quart. r before twelve anchored in Port Royal Haw haw - , l'Hercule and 14 Fraachife us company. A CURACY WANTED. ACLERGYMAN, in full orders. unmarried, would be defiroua to treat for a Curacy In the Met or within the diltance of ten or twelve miles from it. Hew difengaged at Chriftmas nett. 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