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....-. - • • . --"- -7' '':'" "'"P'.'m ."'.."-- "'m. ".---"—-.-- . :2 ••• - •; . /b • . .. - ? %1r 4 - ? •. i . • A 4, ‘ '' • •. • • ...f • ;. t. L 'i - V .. % •'•0 ' . " 73 ' . < . . • . • - 1 : ...o r 4 • , .... „..- . 1 4 441; • 0..•.- ' -•;. S . ...' P. r 4 011 r. 71111, 2 , T . TWA ' , 1 ., .. 4 1.# ky ... ,4# .00 lt i t .. ....A i... ''' 4 rl 7l' ( 1 1 •,..p„,,,,,,,•.,,,.." t . . 0) f - 7 .140; k 0 4 % • N . #. "' O h ' ." • , s ' Al O F4I . -._.. . , . ••:c-1 0 ' . _-- S4TURDAT, APRIL 4, 1801. muss 386$ 3 THEATRBAOYAL, DRURY.LANt. CPRICE SIX-PINCE. ON MONDAY NEXT, April 6, Otot, their Melaka Saraw wyl ad a:Tragedy, called To tlic PROPRIETORS M EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIXII AND 0114TLIMIN THE EleOion of lix Di redets of the Eafi-India a Company being appointed for Wednefday the Bth of April next, the favour of your vote and interelt is defired for the fol lowing Gentlemen : William Renfley, Efg. J ahn Hunter, Efg. Sir JoluxSadth Burge% Bart. iohn Travers, Efg. The Hoo. William Elphinitone, tephen Williams, Efq. Which will very muchaklige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt humble ferrants, Thomas Theophilus Metcalf, Hugh Inglis, Charles Mills, David Scott, Thomas l'arry, Francis Baring, }Award Parry, acob Bofanguet, Abraham Roberts, ofeph Cotton, Join Robtrts, J acob Enfanquet, Abraham Robci - ts, J otepis Cotton, Join Robtrt,, lionel Dare% George Smith, William bevaynes, George *lsamu Frafer, George Woodf ord Thelluflon, Charles Grant, Robert Thornton, Paul Le Minder, William Thornton, Stephen Lufhington, Sweny Toone, John Manillip. Eaft-India Houfe, March 25, This day were inibilthed. in One Volume tfine, miee 6s. Ai beards, REPORTS on the DISEASES in. LONDON, during the Year 1796, 1797, 1798, 1799, and don; with Fraetle.d Obfervations, &c. &e. By ROBERT WILLAN , M. D. F. A. S. SIEGE OP ACRL..-This dAy wag publlfted, Ekgantit primed in am price os. THE SIEGE of ACRE. An Epic Poem, in Six Boolcs.--By Airs. COWLEY. Printed for J. 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A Ncw Romantic Drama, with Songs, called Adelman the Outlaw, will be produced issunediately alter Esher. The bluGe by Mr. Kelly. A new Tragedy, egged Julian and Agnes Is in rebeurEd, and will be produced as form as polUble. By GRF.CORY. D. b. • . • The Bireop of Durham has !trough , recommended this Work to the younger Clergy, and t. , !udents of Divinhy, in the Arp‘aulla to his late Charge; as all,' the What, of Llandaltin Ms Litt of Books, infected in his Thculogical Tradts ; and h-- vend others of the high it and molt diftir.gulthcd characters In the Church. This day was publiOnd, price as. 6d. Bitched, THE CANONIZATION of THOMAS .... Efguire, who has latrly clyded at Bait L.--th, in Dodd fbire, a MONMITtai. and therdn eitablifbed a body of Mono,. The Stanzas by S'ITRNHOLD and HOPKINR, Poets Lau reate to the Munaftery ; the Notes, Stewing the Principle,. and Dangers of Porta o, by Addifuu, T illation, Hume, Duigcnan, Kennel), Newton, Voltaire, Sluslocke, end Judge Blacklione. Loudon: Sold by R. S. Kirby, Paternolter-Row ' • Jordan, No. t 66, Flee-fired ; Symmonds, at Blandford ; and Virtue, at Doreheller, Durfet ; and all other Bookfelicrs. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, April 6, lbw, will berefented the Tregedy of XING R ICHARD THE THIRD. Kin Rickard; Mr. COOKE ; Richmond, Mr. POPE. (ban, Mint CHAPMAN ; Lady Ann, Mn. LICHFIELD. rgirr *high (38th, mad podthdy the kft tine){ a Paatosusac The AN ALTTICAI. REVIRIir likewife fpeaks of the IleW FAH don of Pr. Gregory's Hiltury of the CluilUan elturilt in the following teems : " In our Review of the former Edition of till+ Work, we faw much reafon to recommend it ab an ufeful publitition. In its pref.= improved Rate it appear. Rill mute Referring of the public atteution, and exhibits an intirefting_and popular vieW of all die - important tranfa 1. - tions that hive akan place in the ChrifiLin Church front the earlicit p_ eriod." Vitiated for G. KF.AILSLEY, 110; 46. nCet-Street Entirtainmint, eared HARLEQUIN'S TOUR; Or, THE DOIION OF FANCY. Os Toeftliy, the Comedy of the Poor Gentleman. A new Conde Opura, in three Adii, called Th. Blind Girl, or A Receipt fnr Beauty, will be produced very fpeedily. HANOVEN-SiyARE CONCERT ROOMS. MLINWOONs EXHIBITION, with ITA ADDMONAL PICTURES, is now opened, and will continue ewer, Day, (Suadsys excepted), from Nine in the running till eveningraihninanec Om; Shi lling. NEW MANUFACTORY. OBAlerS and PLOWMAN moa refpeefully loforrn the Nobility and 'Gentry, who have not Amu their New and laessot Manua letaty of Charnberry and Italian Mug lans, that their N.'archoofc is the only place In this Country v. :lac they can be hsd gtanilnc—No. 1, Chandooktrect, Cu- N. B. A great variety of Fancy Silks. by the Manufacturers. TO THE LOVERS OF PURE SCOTCH DANCING. SELECT •SSEMOLY, AND DANCING ACADEMY. Ik4R. ALLEN's CITY ASSEMBLIES are Ala. every MONDAY rill June, at No. to, Great Aylefe fireet, Goodman's Fickis.—Determined to (pare no eapence to render theM fuperior to any other of the kind, he has engaged as Principal Violin, far all his Evenings, Mr. MACILINTOSH, front Edinburgh, whore animating notes are the life and foul of the Scotch Nobility's private Dances, mid who is efteemed the fit Performer in England for Strathfpeys and Reels. Mr. WIITAIT plays the Harp. None but Ladies of charadter admitted. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never learned Dancing, are privately tang's; there, and at No. 19, Sherrard-lbeet, Golden (quart ; where the terms may be bat—Thofe wko come from the country to learn may live in the honfe during their accom plishment, and learn what IA neceffary in about a fortnight. broad Sword, Fencing, and Milk taught. Schoob attended. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTJLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDOE. Under the Petronage of their Royal Highnedes the Pats= of WALKS sad Dust of You. Mr. /silky, jun. molt refpodifully begs leave to Inform the Public, that from the very difLinguithed Patronage experi enced lalt Summer, (being the fiat year of his fole manage ment [ince his Father's retirement) be has, during the Win ter, entirely rebuilt the interior of the An;bitheatre; intuit ing that his endeavours ton.nder it one of the brit Themes of its kind in Europe, will in form meafure fecure to him a continuation of thofe favours, which have been aLready Cu li berally bellowed. EASTER MONDAY, April 6th, tgot and every evening until further notice, will be prtfasted, never perfoem , , a new eaterteinraent of Medic and Dancing, the Songs written by Mr. Upton,the Mu& compared by Mr. San &don, and got up under the Dircdtioo of Mr. Laffcllcs, called THE COUNTRY WAKE, Principal Characters. William, Mr. Laffelleu—Patrick, Mr. r. M►. Laurent—Ralph, Mr.Sntkh, tlate of/Wier% Weils.)LL•Jew Pedlar, (with a Song) Mr. Wallach, (late of the Royal Cir cua.)—Cabin Boy, (with a Song) Mafter Sincoelt, (late of the Royal Circui),--Laodlord, Mr. Tlecafiro.—tad lore with' William) Mn. Merceroto--Mand, Mn• ther to label, Mrs. Wewitaer. Alto, never performed, a New Grand Caledonian Spa:tack Romance, in Two Parts, called THE IRON TOWER; Or, the CELL OF MYSTERY. Written and got up by Mr. Artccr, jun. Principal Citarafters. Douglas,. Mt. LAGRINT. Elbert his Pqc, Mrs. Wehiun, (late of the Royal Cirrus); Carrel, Mr. Smith, (late of Sadler's Wells) ; Eugene, Mr. Sutton, (late of the Royal Circus); Ratio,the Bobber, Mr. Fox; Ofmond, a Reclufe, Mr. /Addles, fen. Spirit of Dun bar, Mr. Morcerot. Donald, Mr. WALLACIC. Xennard and Glancolin, his attendant 'Squires, Mr. Ganser, and Mr. Taylor. Sandy, Mlfs GRAY; Gabriel, Mr. JOHANNOT ; And Percy, Mr. ASTLEY, jun. Alicia, Mrs. Wallac h; Helen, Mrs. Mereerot ; Dorcas, Mrs. Wewitzer ; and Julia, Mrs. ASTI.bY, (late Mita swill) Boards, Porters, Rutile', Banditti, Soldiers. &e. &c. lee. In the courfe of the Speqs.ii. the following Tongs and Amara, (written by Mr. Upton) will be fang, viz. "The Generous %Aber." Mr. Pox; " The Cottage of Peace," Mifa Gras ; " The Welcome Retook" Mr. inhannut ; The Friendly PAZe." Mrs. Weldon; " Th at is my Way," Mr. Johannsit ( horns " The Fedive Hall;' Stanza and Chow.. " The Martial Peatints;" and" Love :Ind Cruelty," Mr. Wallack. he Scenery derived by Mr. Grieves, and executed by him, Mars. Wldunore, Clark, Timings, Nat, Runriman, .parer, and Affiltants.-...The Dracs by Mars. Gottlieb, Clary, Mn. Potter, and Affiltants.—The Machinery by Mr. Honor, Rombaldi, &c.—The Trophies, Flora ties, &c. by Mr. lira-livello-And the Mac compotes! by Mr. Seinder(oo (late of the Royal Circus) Leader ash , : Band ; witk an entire new Overture obli ga t e , gee rho Harp, Flute, and Oboe, by Mars. Asians., Woi4rter, and Ling. (late of the Royal Circus.) EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES 11 ) Mrfrrg.Sut7iii, Harris, Moulder, Link, H. &Ile", I. 13 7 - tai, Miller, Duerow, and Well: Chown, Mr. Taylor (his belt appearance in that eharadtcr.) the Heridays, the Fiend& Hercules will go through Isis Performances. To which will be added a Otani Pantomime, performed but 20 nights at dab Theatre, called THE PIRATES, OR, itlßlitcala4 VICTOR. Pir ates Mr. Lally* i Jimerksjula, Mr. Leferk 4; (:tail, Mils Griiy ; Coit.tobine. `.lre. Mercuot ; and Ck wn, Mr. LAU i REN - 1. ""'" Doors to he upend zeHalf-pa Five (Clock, Ciirtsin at ready Have! Fit: • Seeor.d primal Ligi.t • t•lt Places for Flee BOXhX. to be to at thoArrlphiileatre, of Mrs. Columba.. L'hz-Keovier. To the PROMETORS of EAST-044A STOCK. LADIZI ANIS OINTLEMCW, WAVING the honour of being recommended to you, by the Directors of the Eat:audio Company. r the fit Candidates for the Dire Lion to be Aden this year, we take the liberty of requeniny the favour of your vote on the day of cktlioo, Weilnefday the Sth of April nen. We are, ladies and Gentlemen. Your molt obedient femme, WILLIAM BENSLEY, JOHN SMITH SURGE& • WILLIAM ELPHINSIVNE, JOHN HUN TER, E, .India Mae. HN TRAVERS, March ay, . •STEPHEN WILLIAMS. PI.EEI'-ifrREET, APRIL 4, titoir. ATRADESMAN in Fleet-fireet received ref teal evening a Packer by an unknown hand, Manful • Sant of Money laid colic " fu. a i )nn and lawn it not claim able."-wat takes this mole of acknowledging the receipt, law would be (till more happy in paying his perfonal thanks Mr foci an uncommon marl: of iottgrity: if, iIOWeV.T, this is mot p..rsoit ted " he tru:ts the aproliation of their oral crag:feller oil' more than fupply every thing be Coul.i (Ay on the necak....i." WAITER. WANTS a Situation, a Ready Perron, who it thorough Maßer of his Mind's, is rridy 1... i can have an w.denlabk Charwla. from his 1.. R to &red fur j. C. No. z 6, Kinz-lln.et, St. lams's, which will he duly atteeded to. WHEREAS JOSEPH NEILD, Labourer, went away from Afton, in the Parifh Maatnn, iu t h e County of Stafford, on the sth of March, in the Year of our Lord, z Sot ; and has left his Family chargeable to the Parifh. This is to give notice, that if any perfon or perfons will appre hend the laid JOSEPH NEILD, and bring him to the Over leers of the Poor, of the Staffordthire Part of laid P.alfh of Masten, they fhall receive a handfome reward from Edward Smith, O,erfeer of the fad Townfhip of Alton. Ordered the Overfeers to advcrtife the ___ above Jofeph Neiid. B. WIIITWORTN. N. B. Jofeph Neild is about 43 years of age, 5 feet to Inches high ; has fair hair, and a frelh complexion ; and bad on, when he went away, an old light drab coloured coat. DWEI.LING-HOUSES with LAND.--ricar READING. TO SR LIT, TWO GENTEEL RESIDENCES, with excel lentV Gardens, and a few acres of Meadow Land, in the neighbourhood of Reading ; and the leafe of a good Family- Houle, with 3 acres of rich Meadow Land, at only 231. per Annum, to be fold. Particulars of J. Hawkes, Reading.....Letters,poft paid, and no others, will be anfwered. ROMAN CEMENT AND STUCCO. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. having eltablithed by an action at Law, their exclufwe right of making CF.- MENT under PATENT, beg leave to Rate, that it 6 lola by them only, at Bankfide, London. This Cement will fet and become as hard as Stone, either in or oat of water. It gives to Mafoory an ur.commou decree of Strength and folidity ; and may be export:4l to the action of the tides or the fea without injury. It is a cheap fubititute for Plumber's Work, where water, fpirits, or oil, arc to be pre ferred Common Mortar may be fo improved by It as to fur- Oafs in ftnnigth any Terra' Mortar; and by the fame Means STUCCO is produced oldie waft hard and durable nature. This day was pulifilliel, In One Vol. Svo, Price nos. 6d. in boards, with Seoul Qiarto Plates, engraved by [away, rrHE PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES of CHE. MISTII.Y—ff, M. J. nrussoN, Member of the French National Inflitute, and lirofcgor of Cheraihr, in the Central Schools of Paris. To which is added an APPENDIX, by the Tranflator. Pt loud for J. 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