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Miw'' --- 111 R tiV,82,1 THEATRE ROYAL., HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING; APRIL 3, Will be acted.the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry'slieSillth, Mr. MURR4Y ; Richard, Duke or Gloster, Mr. COOKE ; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. CRESWILL; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. CHAPMAN; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLIII ; Sir William Catesby, Mr. CLAREMONT; Lord Mayor of London, Mr. ATKINS. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; {While of York, Miss NORTON; Lady Anne, Mrs. EMERY After which the Grand Historil Pantomimic Drama of DE LA PEROUSE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. T om orrow, Macbeth ; with Harlequin and Mother Go os e. o n wcdnesclay, The Man of The Works. On ihn.-sday, Ki-g Henry the Eighth. on Fr agy; the Grand Molo,Dramatic Opera of the Exile. o n Saturday, the revived Tragedy of king John. NEXT WEEK. • (IN the GLORIOUS 12th of APRIL, the V GRAND STATE tOTTERY commences Drawing. he THEME is unprecedented, and besides the FREE GIFT of 1,000 WHOLE "'lncurs For the First Prize above £l5 the First Day; and 500 WHOLE 'fuzzes For the First Prize above £l5 ti,e Second Day, there are 4 Prizes of X 40,000 4......... of £lo,ooo I 6 of £l,ooo 9.. ...... of 5,000 110 of ..... 500 &c. &c. &c. All of u hick may be gained by One Ticket, if purchased before . - . . the Drawing commences. Tirkets will surely rise as the Drawing approaches. NEXT WEER. • OTTERY TICKETS and SHARES in great variety at W. HODGZS's Office, Na 117, .Pall Mall, :.srtenths only Bs. 6d. which is 16s. per Ticket cheaper ark kite re else. £22 3 0I A Quarter £5 13 6 Half - 11 5 0 An Eighth - 2 17 0 W. HODGES hopes he shall not be deemed unworthy the fa vours 6f the Public, by being content with lets profit than other Ofices. NEXT WEEK. ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCES OF THE, VALUE OF THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, is given, over and above i the usual amount of Capi tal and other Prizes, aitd which Chances are so arranged as to produce an immense sum of Money in-she present STATE LOWERY, which begins Drawing this afth of THIS MONI H. ITORNSBY and CO, (Srock Baoxxas), respect- II fully acquaint the Clubs, Societies, and individual Purcha sers, that the present Scheme is far more advantageous to 'the Pcrchiser than any former Lottery. In the last Lottery, Tickets rose as high as £55. Purchasers of Halves, Quarters Eighths, and Sixteenths, will be entitled to their Proportion of the 1,300 extra Chances, as well as all the great and small Prizes. Orders, by letter or carrier executed exactly on the same terms as if present, at their old es tablished State Lottery Offices, No. Ste, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Hoamser and Co. have'Shared and Sold in the last two years' Lotteries, 18,544 - - - 5820,000 No. vas ie,294 - 40,000 - - 19,544 - - 90,000 &c. &c &e. And were the first Office to sell two of £30,000. Prises paid on demand. . - £lq,ooo 10,0 GO NEXT WEEK. ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED STATE LOITER TICKETS, As a FREE GIFT in the present LOTTERY, Which Inins Drawing on WEDNESDAY, 12th of APRIL. TICKEiTS and SHARES a= now selling in the Second State Lottery. the Scheme consists of 20,00 u 'rickets erly, with the additional FREE GIFT of the present Contractors of I,ono Whole Tickets, for the first-drawn Prize, either whole or in Shares, that is dr awn on the First Day above £l5, in addi tion to the Prize that it will otherwise be entitled to—likewise sto Tickets, in like manner, for the Second Day of Drawing, without impoverishing the said Scheme—therefore an early ptar date n recommended by SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. • I'mptietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn; No. 37, Urhill; No. :TS, Haymarket, Piccadilly • and at No. d 69, I:rand; where No. 7,081, the fortunate number entitled to the Grand Prize of 500 Whole Tickets on the First. Day of Drawing the La Etre Lottery, was sold in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenths • and where. likewise the following Prizes in the Two l ast Years' Lotteries were sold in 631 Sl:aro', namely :- 2,s7i)„atitled to X4C,000, and the only Prize of that Amount ever Shared. • 12,719 ... .£25,000 3,22:6 ... .CAI,OOO 1 6,14.1 ... X 20,000 1,0 :.2 05 ... 20,030 14,'3 ... 20,000 12,909 ... 10,000 7,757 20,022 N 0.377 ... 20,60c0 i t 10,783 ... 10,000 1,338 ... 20,000 With 20 Prizes of €5,t;00 and £l,OOO. Besides a great Proportion of £3OO, £lOO, &c. stc...; and sun. u tiler Capitals in former Lotteries, amounting to upwards of ONE MILLION STERLING. Ard the fortunate Advenorers paid on Demand. ?,;7!):ltzrd by her Royal Highniss the Princess of Wai:es, his Rlval Highness 04e Duke of Sc st xx, and most of the Nobility, 'MACASSA R OIL, for the Hair. The virtues of • this Oil are pre-eminent to any thing ever produced /In this or any other Country, for improving and accelerating the growth :fhir, preventing it tilling off or changing colour, bestowing an u " .l •Avsl gloss on the tresses, and producing extraordinary effects • c...ildrei:9 hair. N o greater recommen d at i on can b e requi t..i this Oil, than that it is honoured mitts the daily sanction of , ;t!!y, Nubility, Gentry, and the Public at large. at 39. 61 per bottle, by the t' oprietors, Rowland and 50 ; Kirby -street, Hatton Garden; and, by appointment, zt all rt , p ,. c.•;ih:e perfumers and medicine-venders throughout the Uni ttd Kingdmi. Essly on the Cultivation and Improvement of the Hu • liAlr will speedily be published. l):( U , RHEt vUUO CO;;IPs. guei INDIGESTION; &c. OXLEY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. Pli; usef u l Medicine is recommended by several eminent nil'• died 'Mee, and is in constant u . • with many Persons of the 1 44,: t.u.k and respectability. It relieves and shortens the dam t:;.,n of Fits ot . the Gout, confining • them to the extremities and th:: Paroxysms —it removes those unpleasant symp r, , s trimw , rakness of the Stomach and Bowels, vir. InO.'.r,estion, and Oppression after eating—in Nervous Lf.7:!.laints it AVelllll5 and invigorates the Stomach, creates At*. 1 , It:, and waists digestion, and thpreby strengthens the whole 7 t pared by the Inventor and Proprietor, Samuel Oxli, her y's Clip:list, (late of Tavistoeh.stre et) and sold Wholesale by liti&on and Co. 27, Haymarket ; sold also by Shaw Cs, and fi.Newbery and :sons, 45, St. Paul's Chords -I.'ct•y and Co. 10, tiow Chusch-yard; Barclay and Son, •••••• Market ; Bacon and Co. I 51. 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IN a MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, and LIVERYMEN, of the several COM PANIES of the CITY of LONDON, in Common Hall assem bled, at the Cuil:ll.a.li of the said City, on Saturday, the day of April, 1609, _ _ . Resolved Unanimously, That it has long been matter of noto riety, and has lately been proved, beyond the posisibil;ty of doubt, that abuses t,f a most corrupt nature and ruinous tendency hair existed and still exist in various branches of the Administration of Public Ali-sirs. Kt:solved Unanimously, That to detect such Abases, and ex pose to detestation those men who have wickedly connived at, or participated in them, requires no small degree of virtue. inde pendence, and patriotism, all which have been anise:l.ly dis played by Gwyilyin Lloyd Wardle, Esq. in inaltuting and cor.- ducting the like Inquiry into the onduet of his Royal Highnesi the Duke of York. Resolved Unanimously, That the said Gviyilym Lloyd Wardle, Esq. h therefore entitled to the Thanks and Gratitude of tins Copunon Hall, for hts persevering and independent efforts, which have a:ready produced beneficial eirocts, and are likely to lead to still more advantageous results ; and they express their con fidence, that having so manfully and ably commenced this arduous task, no difficulty or danger will damp his ardour or impede his progress in a cause so honourable to himself and so essential to the hest interests of his country. Resolved Unaidmously, That upon the same principles, and far the same reasons, they do highly approve of the conduct of! Sir Francis Burdett, Batt. (the Seconder), Lord Viscount Folk stone, Samuel Whitbread, Esq. Sir Samuel Rontilly, Km. Gt. neral Ferguson, and the rest of the 125 honest and independent Members, who supported Mr. Wardle's Proposition on the 15th o( March , 1809, and trust, that uninfluenced by party or feelings of interest, they will support every measure calciflated to remove abuses and root out corruption. Resolved Unanitnously—That these Abuses form only a part of a wicked and corrupt System. which Las been long acted upon, and no permanent good can arise from the late investigation, un less followed Up by a general reformation of Public Abuses in every department of the State. Rxsolved naninsoesly, That the Corporation of London did, in Petitions unanimously agreed to, and presented to both Houses of Parliament, during the lase Sessions, state, " That their bur thens liad been considerably augmented by gross abuses in the management and expenditure of the Public Money, by a profu sion of sinkure places and pensions, which have not only added to the sufferings of the people, but created a pernicious Influence, corrupting and undermining the free principles of the British Constitution." Resolved Unanlnsously,That no measures raleulated to remove these oppressive and alarming evils have been yet adopted. nor can any rational expectation be formed that such measures will be adopted, while the managemespt of the Public Affairs is in the hands of persons who are the msel ves the greatest Pensioners and iteversionnts in the kingdom. Resolved Unanimously, That it has since appeared, by the Re port of a Committee of the House of Commons, that 78 Mem bers of that House, are in the receipt of £1 78,9 9 1 per annum, out of the Public Money, who, with their relations, Id the Naval and Military Officers in that House, must give a most prepon cl:rating and dangerous influence tole Minkters of the Crown. Reiolvetl Unanimoudy, That if. any doubt could remain as to the bandul Writ of such influence, it has been sufficiently exem plified by the rejection of Mr. WarcUe's late Proposition in Parlia ment, against the most conclusive evidence,and unequivocal sense ot the Country; and where it appeared that all his Majesty's hli eisters—all the Plaeemen—and all the Pensioners, then present (stated to be 82 I±n number) voted against the said Proposition ; while, of course, in the Minority of 125, not one of the Ministers —not one. Placentan—not one Pensioner—and only one Naval l and one Military Commander was to fie found. Resolved Unanimously,That other Governments have crumbled into ruin—other Statel -have been subverted, and their ancient and venerable Institutions-overthrown, b the folly, profligacy, and vices of their Aulere • and, in the opinion, of this C'omnion Hall, unkss this overwhelming tide of corruption is n sisted by temperate and timely reformation, it must inevitably lead to the ruin and subjugation of this Country. Resolved Unanimously', That it will be highly expedient for the Livery of London ? some time during the present Session, to met for the t.urpose ot laying a faithful statement of their Grievances '-before Parliament, and pray for redress of the same. Resolved Unanimously, That the Tha uks of this Common Hall be given to Alderma.n Combe, one of the Representatives of this City in Parliament, for the support he gave to Mr. Wardles'incs. don, and fur his uniform independence end hicorruptibility in Parliament. • Pesolvl.4l, That Sir William Curtis, Bart. Sir Charles Price, Bart. and James sham, Esquire three of ill: Represet.tatives for this City in Parliament have, by their recent conduct therein, shewn a contempt and disre gard for the opinions and interests of their Constituents, and a false subserviency to the wi:l of Minis ten; and ire, therefore, unworthy the confidence of their Fellow Citizens. Resolved. That the Lord Mayor has, by mfusing to convene a' Common Hall npon three diff,•rent requisitioes. by presuming to dictate the terms and object of the present requisition by the re larmnce be even afterwards evinced, and the trouble and delay 1* has created, shewn a contempt and disr , eard for the Rights and Privileges of tlte Livery, and is unworthy the confidence of his Fellow Citizens. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Common Hall be given to Robert Waldman, Esq. for his manly conduct in.the present in -stance, and his unremitting zeal upon all occisiots svlvre Interests of his Ft-row-Cid:ens are in qtiesti n. Resolved Un.niimmoly, That the foregoing Resolutions be siciied by the Town Chrk, and inserted in all !hf- Vfo-niir aad Evening Papers. v OODTHOR CITY ROAD BREWHOUSE. THE valuable and e x t ens i ve P LANT , C OOPERA G E and STORLFIOVSKI, situate in• the City Road, with the Public Houses, Stock in Trade, Utensils, and other Effects, be. longing to the Brewery, are hereby offered for Sale, and the Trustees of the Estate will meet on Wednesday the 12. th day of April instaet, at one o'clock precisely, at the Office of Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, in Austin Friars, to receive Proposals for the purchase thereof, either in one Lot or hi Parcels.--Al:y person who intends to i4ake a proposal will re. ceive every information that may be necessary, on application to , Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor. PINNER, NEAR HARROW ON THE HILL, MIDDLESEX. TO BE i.ET, and entered on immeaasely, i e t COMFORTABLE FAMILY MANSION, -IL with Eating, Drawing, and Book Rooms, surrounded by thirteen Acres of Meadow, Pleasure and Kitchen Ground, with Stabling for six Horses, in a genteel neighbourhood * a healthy air,, and every convenience requisite.—For particulars enquire of Mr. Crosby, House Agent, Bruton-stree:, Berkeley squire. ANY Nobluman, Lady, or Gentleman having from Two to Three Thousand Pounds disposable clth, and who are not engaged in any commercial pursuit, or at all subject to he operation of the Bankrupt Laws, have an opportunity of laying out the above sum in a manner that is likely to prchiuce a rapid fortune without either risk or trouble, and without ap pearing personally engaged in business. References will be re quired and given. —Letters from principals, with real name and place of abode', will only be attended to, asidi essrd (post paid) fur John Heathcot, Esq. to be left at the Bar of the Bank Coffee- Cornhill, London. 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MILNE'S BOTANICAL DIC This day was Published, And completed In 14 Numbars, in avo. embellished with 25 new Plates, accurately drawn from Na:ure, by Edwards, and en graved by Sansorn, price Is. 6d. each, or with the Plate+ haau tifully coloured, 25. 6d A BOTI.NICA L DICTIONARY ; or, Elements of ::,ystt:lntitic and Philosophical Botany. By COLIN MILNE, LL.D. Author of the Instittuts of Botany, and Habitations of English Plants . : Third Edition, revised, corrected, and very considerably enlarged. -1 , 11 'llw whole of this Work being pritited oaf, foci. ing ate handsome voitinte in Bvo.—may be had by one or more numbers at a time, a, may suit the conveni.:nce of the purchasers ; or the *hole complete in boards, price 11. is. plain, or with colour-Al Plates, it. 15s. " Dr. Milne 's Botanical Dictionary has been Ion: known to the public. 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EAST-INDIA HOUSE, March 29, 1809. • THE COURT of DIRECIORS of the UNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS e* ENGLAND, tradin g is the EAST INDIRR, do heretv give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenlaall-street, on Friday the 7th of April next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoua; for the purpose of taking into consideration the coalmen the following Resolutions of the General Coat of this day, biz. Resolved, That a Military Secretary be appointed for con darting the Military Correspondence with India, with the salary of £lOOO per Annum. Resolved, That two Assistant Secretaries be appointed in the Department o:' the Examiner of Indian Correspondence under the superintendance of the Examiner, with the salary of £6OO each per Annum ; and . Iso to consider of confirming the Reso lution of the General Court of this day, approving the plan pro posed by the Court of Directors tUr forming a Seminary fur the Education of Cadets for the Artillery and Engineer Corps in the Company's Set vice, instead of such Cadets being educated at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich as heretofore, and of the appointment of Colonel Mudge to be the Examiner of those Ca dets, with thr allowance of 201. per diem ; and of tte appoint ment of a Professor of Oriental Languages, with a salary of .esoo per annum. WILLIAM RAMSAY', See. THE ARMY. . ALIEUTENAN r of Cavalry in India, will ex change to Half-pay, or to a Regiment at horde; a Lieute nant of avery distinguished Regiment just returned from Spain, and again under orders, to Cavalry, or a Second Battalion, for a difference; an Officer of a two Battalion Regiment in the West Indies, will exchange to Cavalry ; the Line in India, Bcc.—Apply (post paid) to A. B. No. 7, Buckingham-street, Adelpti.