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NUMBER 7481] ORATORIOS. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THE SECOND PERFORMANCE will be on I FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 1, when will be performed ' A GRAND SELECTION, .- In which Madame CATALANI will sing, for the first time, the favour:ft Air 1 . Non vi terhate," (Gluck) —the Grand Scene " As front the pool er of sacred lays," and the celebrated Bra vura " Frenar vorrci." Airs. DICKONS, " Tyrants would," " Farewell ye limpid springs," and " Oh had I Juhars lyre." Mrs. BLAND, (firs: time) "Ye lovely pupils." I. C. Bach. And Mr. Braham, ' 6 Lord, remember David," the oelehrated '.cone" Deeper and deeper still," from the Oratorio of.lephtha. I ile Last Word: of Marmion; and Dr. 13oyce's favourite Duct " Together let us range," with Mrs. niceties. The Second Act will commence with the First Movement of Gl2 AUN'S TE DEUM. Several Grand Chorus,es will he introduced from Handel, Haydn, and the Motet " O. Goo, when thou appearest," by Mozart. r 7 Farther particulars tvill be announced in future Bills. Principal Vocal Performers; Madame CATALANI, Mrs. BLAND, Master HOWE, and Mrs. DICLONS. Mr..BRAHAM, Mr. GARBF.TT, (from the Bath Concerts; his first appearancej Mr. PYNE, Mr. 'FINNEY, and Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of tke Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Qrgan, Mr. J. ASHLEY. Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to commence at Seves• precisely. Bores 73..-A'lt 33. Gd. Gallery .f.s. Upper Gallery Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box °ace, in Prince's Place. * a ° The Theatrical Orchestra will be added to the Pit. N.B. The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to the Oratorios. 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PORT SLA ISLAND WAFER WORKS.. , I NOTICE is hereby given, that the Directerspf the -t said Works, * a Meeting held at the Secretary's Ogee, in Portsmouth, on the eotb day of February instant, did make aCall of 45 from the Subscribers to and Proprietors of the said Under taking, upon, each of their respective Shares, in order to defray the expenses of the said Works now carrying on by the Engineer, Mr. William Nicholson, by virtue of the Act of Parliament lately passed for that purpose; and the said Proprietors are hereby re quired to pay the ame on or before the 2oth day of March next to Henry Fmtitleroy, Esq. Treasurer, in London ; at the House of Messrs. Marsh and Co. Berner'statrert ; and to John Godwin, Esq. and William Grant, • Esti : Treasurers, resident at Ports, mouth, at their respective Banking Houses. Dy Order of the Directors, ROGER CALI.OWAY. Portsmouth, 23d Feb. 1811. Chief Clerk and Secretary. WARRANTED %INDRAWN. TICKETS and Shares are Selling by HORNSBY and Co..for the City Lottery. THURSDAY, March 7th, will be the neat Day of Drawing; it will finiih March 23d. The Wheel toatains all the Grand Prizes, amounting to Ninety Thou sand Pounds. 26, Cornhill ; and St. Margaret's Hill , Borough. CITY LOTTERY, 4, CORNHILL ; and 9, CH ARING-CROSS, BISH respectfully acquaints the fortunate 1 . • Holders of Shares in the State Lottery just finished, that he has a Variety of Tickets and Shares in the CUM! LOTTERY, for which they may EXCHANGE THEIR PRIZES, and receive the Balance in Cash.L-The City Lottery has onlyTwu more Days to Draw, and contains Fit i teen Capital Prizes, amount- Mg in Value.,to 1111%1130s of I:90,000. T. BISH sold the GRAND HOTEL In the Second City Lottery (valued at £25,00n) in 16 Sixteenths; he also sold in Shares Two Prizes of £510,000 in the Lottery just finished, and Seven Prizes of £V.0,090 in the last Fifteen Months, be.ides an immense Number of other Capitals. GREAT BARGAINS. 'TWO PEDAL HARPS to be SOLD, the pro perty of a distinguichei person, one full size, with ail the Pedals, green cover Travelling Case, and cost i 0 Guineas, for 35 Guineas; the other with all Pedals, green cover Travelling Case, &c. cost 60 Guineas, for 25 Guineas only. To be seen at Mr. Watien's No. 5, Leicester-Place, Leicester-squareOroin kiryen to Four o*C.loeit-,-astivittAituse. _ . MIDDLESEX. ONE HUNDRED CAPFI'AL ELM, OAK, CHESNUI', and WALNUT TIMBER TREES, of large Dinitntlons. TO BE soul BY AUCTION, To-iaosaow, the 213th of February, At the New Pack horse, •lornham Green, between the hours of 3 and C. in the' afternoon, in the following Lots, viz. Lot I.FIFTY ELM TREES, marked 0 in white painL ditto dir 30 Ditto ditto. 1 to 6 ditto. 30 to.._ Lot 2. 6 Spanish Chesnut Ditto itto 2 Oak Ditto . ditto I and g ditto. Lots 3 and 4. TWeive Walnut Trees ditto Ito 14 ditto. The above most valuable Timber is !taw standing in the Grounds of Grove House, Chiswick, near adjoining the Batiks of the Thames, and is well worth the attention of Ship-builders, Gun-stock Makers, Timber Dealers, and others. To view the same apply iv Mr. Joseph Vickers, at the Lodge, Grove House, Chiswick, where catalogues and particulars may be had ; as also at the Pigeons Inn, Brenrford ; Greyhound, Greenwich; ----• Inn, Wandsworth; Angel Inn, Blackman street, Borough ; at Garraway's Coffee-house, Change alley, Corn hill ; at Mr. James's Office, New Boswell court, Lincoli:*s-Inn. London ; and at the place of sal?. WIN FERBOURNE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD (IN FEE) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And immediate possession riven, of all THAT much-improved genteri RESIDENCE and JI.- very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, near the pleasant and healthy village of Winterbaurne, in the county of Gloucester, about six miles from the ophlent city of Bristol, and now in hand, consiring of a good Family-house, to which an excellent new en trance and driving-way have lately been made, containing upon the ground Boor a handsome dining-room. about 28 feet by 20 feet, and 13 feet high, drawing-room, breakfast-parlour, kitchens, laundry, dairy, and cellar, with various other conveniences, a no ble staircase ; and on the chamber tour are five good ludging rooms and .11-mmlllg-room, with a most commodious water closet, supplied by a forcing pump ; a nursery and s tore-room, and ano ther good room for a library office; an un'que temple or summer house; substantially built, and elegantly fitted up wide painted windows, &c. ascended by a flight of stone steps front the principal shrubbery, and commanding a most extensive beau tiful prospect ; la*n ; two roomy coach houses, and a good five-stalled stable and harness-room, with fie-place (the whole chambered fur servants, &c. &c.) aid other capital offices, two Nailed kitch n gardens, well stocked with choice fruit trees, shrubberies, orchard, fish ponds, and a compact farm-yard, in which are cow-houses, a well-betiltpiggery , a compleat lock up poultry-yard. attended with every other convenience. Also, 'l'wei FIELDS of the finest GRASS LAND, containing in the whole about Ten Act es. An excellent spring of water sup plying the b , cue, offices, grounds, and fish-pAh, and many other valuable sppetidf;es. The premises are within a ring-fence, and surrounded with a capital plantation and sunk-terse, lately made at a great expence. The Fiiruitiiie, which Is very good, may or not be taken to at a fair valuation. The purchaser may be accommodated by a part of she purchase money being left on mortgage. For a view aril any further particulars, apply on the premises, or to Messrs ilayly and Andrewes, Solicitors, coni-stree, Bristol. —,._., _ _ O _ LON'I'ALGIC, .or CHEMICAL ESS ENCE of HORSE. RADISH, a Curti for the TOOTH ACH and E .IR-ACH ; a preparation rieiulting from recent A.euveries iii Chemistry. ill,: Essence possesses the privity of safely and immidiately stopping the 'I outh-ach, and has the I:cm:liar effect, if it come in contact with the eipos ed nerve, to prevent the re , qua-once of that tottering milady, its operation being the same al* atyptk no A bleeding vein; in colds and rheumatic affections of thi. jaws it will lag found particularly benescial; also in the painful Dentition of Children. The CARDONATED DENTI. PRICE is also recommended by all' who bare made trial of its effects as restoring to tine enamel all its native whiteness, giving a , florid colour to the gums, and by it s peculiar antiseptic quality. runioniug every unpleata.ut colour from the mouth, and imparting to the breath a most delicate fragrance. Prepared by Mr. KING, Apothecary, Brook-street, Bath; and I sold whollnale and retail by his Agents, Messrs. klarclay and 1 Suns. Flee-Market, .Londen; , also by all Venders. of Medicines 111 i own and Country. Observe the names of Barclay end Sort • are engraved on the bump ifized w tutt, price Bs. ad. ,_ . . [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. . deorge Gregory the younger. of Liverpool, dcuggist, cirysakee, dealer andtbaprnan, to surrender March la, 19, and April 9, a; one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie), Me-srs. Arktnson, Wilder, and Mackerall, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Lace, Liverpool. Williant Phillips, late of Liverpool, broker, dealer and chapman, March 20, 21, and April 9, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Archibald Keightley, Waockstreet, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Tarrant, Clarks, and Richard, C..an cery-!anc, London. James Airkeu, of Burnley, Lancashire, manufacturer, dealer and ' chainnan, March 13. 15,st eleven, and April a, at four, at rho Bidgew•tter Arms Inn, Manchester. Anomie+, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; or Millers. R. R. and C. Jackson, Manchester. William ESrbes and_George Lewis, of Liverpool., merchants and copartners, March 20, 21, and April 9, at one. at the Globe.- Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie', Mr. Windle, John-street Bed. ford - row, 'London ; Or Messrs. Stan:street and Eden, Legit. street, Liverpool. Sarah Crossland, of Liverpool, ship-chandler, March 21, 29, and . a r iol 4 l l . Annie, at . the tatverpalbl. Attornies, r. Winne. Johnsittiet, idoo ; or Ma i m • Stanistreet and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool. James Maddock, of Liveridlnl, aoap.bistler, March 29, 21, and April 9, at one. at •the George Inn, LiverpooL Attornies, blend's. Atkinsen, Wilde*, and Mackarall, Chancery-lane, Loadoo ; or Mr. Thomas Hassell, Liverpool. Thomas Kellaway, of West Cowes, Isle of Wight, Hams, baker, dealer and ahapman, March 14, at two, March 15, at eleven, and April 9, at two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Attorney; Mr. Woriley, of Newport. - . William Harris, now or late of Cholstry, parish of Leominster, Herefordshire, miller, dealer and chapman, Earth 5,6, and 1 April 9, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford. Attar- ney, Mr Thomas Coleman, Leominster. , . : James Baker, late of Franie-Selwood, Somerset, baker, sleek; and chapman, March 6, at five, March 7, and April M. a; eleven, at the George Inn, Frome-Selwood. Attornies, Mr. William Chicken, Frame Somerset ; or Mr. James, No. IS, Gray's-Inn-square, London. William Harry, late of the parish of Weston, Herefordshire, dealer and chapman, March 4, at four, 5, and April 9, at ele ven, at the King's Head Inn,Ross. Attoanks, Messrs. Mere. did), Robbins, and Tonikyns, Lincoln's Inn, 1406199 ; or Mew. Harv, , y and Cook, Ross. fl Richard Horsfall and Samuel Stanton, late of CoVentry,,rihbon nianufacturcrs. dealers and chapmen, March 15, 16, and April 9, at eleven, at the George inn, Coventry. Anomie', Messrs. Kinderky, Long, and Ince, of Gray's-km-lase, Londou; or Maus. Troughton and Lea, Coventry. William Alcock, of Heywood, Lancashire, victualler, March 111, at four,. 19, and April 9 , iv eleven, at t he Eagle and Child Inn, .Warrington. Attornies, Messrs. Claughten and Fitcheu,Waa ring; nu; or Mr. Santer, Chancery-lane, London. Robert Bradfield, - of Asttleburgb, Norte*, miller, dealer and chapman, March 11, at five, 12, and April 9, at ten, at this Cock Inn, Attleburgh. Anomie., Mr. l'hornam Bignold, Noe. wick ; or Messrs. Blea,dale, Alexander and Hole% New-Inn, London. Cuthbert Hopper, of Tynemouth, near North Shields, Nor. ' thumberland, innkeeper, dealer and chapman March 11,11, and April 9, at e kven, at the Northumberland Arms, North Shields. A ttornies, Mr. Richard Barker, of North Sh ields; or Mr. Henry Settee, St. Mary-Axe, London. Francis Eveleigh, of Launceston, Cornwall brazier, Ironmonger, . dealer awl chapman, March 15, 16. anti ril 9,0 eleven , at if the 5tr .. 0. 1 n ,, , fluingharn. Anoraks, l i s i ron a 4o -.. Gray't-lim-square, Condos ; or Messrs. an s Birmingham. William Langdale, the younger, late of Kingston-upon-HA vie tu slier, d aler and chapman, (now a prisoner in Hull Gar 4), March 6,7, and April n, at elteen at the Dog and Duck Ta vern, Scale Zane, Kingston•upon- H ull Attendee, Mr. Rabb Ellis, No. 43, Chancerplano, London; or Mr. Wen.Walassler, Frliainent-street, Hull. Sarah Potter, of Tininghain. Essex, shopkeeper, dealer and Chap` woman, March 5, 12 and April 9, at eleven, at Guildha ll .- Attornies, M . Re arden: and Davis, Corbet-court, Greco. church-street, London. Joseph Nailer, of Jefferies-square. St. Mary-Axe, London, user chant, Mardi 3, 13, and April 9, at eleven, it GuildhdL At tornies, Me..sre. Ross, Ross, and Hall, New Boswell-court, Carey.st rect. John Thornton, of Golden-sentare Middlesex, feather-merchant, March 2,9, at eleven, and April 9, at one, at Guildhall. At tonnes, Messrs. J. and W. Richardson, New-Inn. Archibald Stewart, late of Broad-street, Ratclif, Middlesex, hoop bend. r, dealer and chapmao, March 3,9, at eleven, and April 9, at one, at Guilt/halt Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Pepe. ?slips Mg-lane, "I ow el -street. William Duckett, of Ramsgate, Kent, carpenter and Haman, March e., 9, and Apri: 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Edward Daniel, Kamsgate ; or Messrs. Exley, Stoc'!er, and Dawson ' Funnival's inn, London. Akaander Cleland, °I Charles-street, St. Mary la-Bonne, Mid dlesex, upholsterer, March 2,9, and April 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. William Saunders. Na. 11, Cinsr-- lotte-street, Fitzroy-set/are. DIVIDENDS. 3. P. Greaves, H. Slizrp,, and F. fisher, of King's Arms•yard, Coleman-strut, London, rrerchants, March 9, at ten, at Guild hall.—Kichard Samuel, of High-street, St. Giks's, Middlesex, listen-draper, Match 16, at twelve, at Guildhalls-4 Minas Payier, late of Greenwich, Kew, merchant, March 9, at one, at Guild hall.—James Long, of Grove-street, Deptford Kent, victualler, Mitch 9, at eleven, at Cuilalliall.--James Reid, of Brisad-greet, Loudon, underwriter, March 11, at ten, at' Geildhall.—Henry Lewis and Wm. Chambers, of Rathbone-place, Oslerd-street, sLogkeepers, March 9, at ten, at GuildhalL—Richard !Pitch., late of Southampton, Hans, upholsterer, April 27, at eleven, at Guildhall; London..—Frands Gideon. Osborn, late of Yontetract, liorLabire, liquorice-Merchant, March et, at eleven, at the Wool. packs lan, Wakefield.--James Chided, of lioli:luarFttin, por ter and ale-merchant, March 13, at clever, at the Swan, Ramsey,. Wm. Houghton, of Liverpool, merchant, Marcla 13, at one,a4 the Globe lavern, Liverpool —7tobert Manning, ad' the um& Exchange, I.undon, stock-broker, Marcia 23, at eleven, at Guildhall!-1 Loma. Ctcose, of Pickett-street ' London, lawn. draper, March 9, at ter, at Guildhall . .- Edward Mason, si great Swan Alley, Coleman-.:reef, London, carpenter, balkier, dea. ler and chapman, March 9, at twelve, at Gotlehail, Loam... Wm. Maher, of Houndsditcp,l.r.en-draper, March It, at eleven, at Guddliall, Lonciiivis—it.cluiiti Armitage, of li Tgra-lane, West. Minster, ironinohrr, March IS, at eleven, at Guildhall-10m ',Roberts, of th. Kent-road, Soithwark , stone-mason, March 16, at twelve, at Uvitilexli —John Bell, of the Old City Chambers, wine-marchar.t, f eh. 25, at tea, at Gtaildhall, Londasn.—z-ainatel Healey, of Liverpool, merchant, March 12, at one, at the Globe 'l'avern,John-strect , Li verpool.—llan s Inwood, of Lower llamas. street, oil and colourman, March 16, at one, at taluildhalL—Wm. Rol:linens, of Debeuhain, Suffolk, shoe-maker, March ie,at one, at Guildhall, LMOdon..- , ..ainuel singer, of Wes:lBl7y, elf dm, (lea titter, Match 14, at eleven, at the Angel lian. Wariatinstei—lds. Oakley; tate of Sr. John-avert, Westminster, bedstead-maker, March 23; at tea, at Gialdhall.—John Roberts, of Un:etaur, Car. diganshire, bersedealer, March 10, at eleven, at thel Imes Cocks btu, Alieilltinvey, brecou.—Sanitiel Davie, of Linos Reges,'Dur. 1 setsialre, vintner, March 11, at eleven, at the Golden LIM Inn, lime Itegis.—Robert Farr, of Watling-greet, wholesale babel. dasher, March 26, at twelve, at Guilthiall, London.--Nlebolis iff.arai Robinson. of tiondscourt, Walbrook, Logsdon, memoir, March 29, at ten, at Guildhall.—Chas. Sena. 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