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-.. . . • ------. -- „ . . . 4 --2 . '` ,, ::.... 4e • "'"*. . 14 . 7 ' II ' ...• .• .. . ' s .. . 740:74.1.40. ). ... ' :;7.... -.." ; '...... ........ . 1 1 4 .0 , ... . ) ...s. . 6 ~....dA , , •r N...... 4 N: $ . • _ • _vo- . . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 9.7, 1401 C PRICE SIX-PPNPE THIRD TIME. ROYAL, pRURY.I.ANE. EVENING, February 28, Servants will perform, for the third time, Drama, called AF AND DUMB ; T.: ORPHAN PROTECTED. The Characters by WROUGHTON, Mr. C. REMBLE, LYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUET?, tn. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS. to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL, , piloguthy Mils DR CAMP. to Mufieal Entertainment, called 'RIZE ; or, 2,5, 3, 8. DYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ' EVENING, February 28, ?teemed a Comedy, tatted AN IN HIS HUMOUR. ded (for the grit time) a New Grand Hif. towhee Drama, to Two Parts, cast PEROUSE DESOLATE ISLAND. , the Ballet under the Pole diredtion cf Overture compered by Meffrs. Moorhead %tic of the Firß Part by Mr.Davr—and • Mr.Moorelteett--With eaureacw Made, Decorations. ;intortans--Pitetufe ((the Navigator) Mr. H. JOHNSTON; Theodore (the Son of puede) Mifi Jenlinfon ; Cadge (Servant to Ma&tne Petunia), Mr. King; Meta, Sailors, &e &c. Sec. And Madam Peroufe, Mw. H. JOHNSTON. Chimpanzee (an Animal of tie defohtelCind) Maft. Menage. Natives of a Neighbouring Illand:—Kanko (fuitor to Umba) Mr. FARLEY ; Negafti (Utnba's Father) Mr. Bologna ; Potepataw, Mr. Klanert ; Tetafernar, Mr. L. Bologna ; Po. tumors, Mr. Platt ; Tangaboo. Mr. Levels; And Umba, Mn. MILLS. Books of the words of the different Pieces of Mdic, with a prefpetus of the Ames annexed, tote had ax the Theatre. FIFTY-EIGHTH NIGHT, . SANS SOUCL B the Autborkyckthe Right He4l.the Leas COMM 111, 'TO -MORROW EVENING, February 28, will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, heiceiter-Place, Lciccaeaquare, as Entertainment, entirely New, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs : PART 1. I Fee. Dregs and his Villa. Pee. Agreeable Company. Song. Perpetual Youth. Song. Love and Reafon. Ree. Conjugal tete a tete. Rec. A Receipt to Rill Wives. Song. Luttery of Wcsilock. Song. The Poet and paper. Rev. A Trial of Patience. Ree. i.e 'Maitre de Dank. Soil. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. and Nancy. PART 11. Ree. The Captain and the Poet. Rae. The Club. Song. Brither Jack. Song. The Thing, the Rick R re. Sailor& and the Go. _ _ Song. 1 7 ilial I.twe. Rec. ht Mck Rec. A return of Reafon. Song. jack at Greenwich. Song. The Sweets of Lore. Rec. More Plotting. Song. Great News. PART M. Rec. Monett Caleb. Rec. The Two Maws. _ . Song. Highgate Probation. Song. Meaner, Bird. Rec. The Sarateils Head. Rec. Bits andrieraps. Song. Another Cup and then. Song. Echo Rec. Which is the way to Rte. The Coup de Oran. Windfor ? Bong. The Union. Song. A Little! The whole is written, and eompoicd, and will be fpoken, lung Inl uta Ns Pen trugailp 3832 3 I b. THEATRE-I rrO.MORROW x their Kijettles . the New Hifbarical Dew V' DEA] Or, THE 0 TI • M.ls DE CAMP. Mr. Mr. BARRI Mr. BANNISTER, J NM POPE, Mrs. The Prologue to And the Fp!! Alter which the] 6 , THE PR e. THEATRE-RO g TO-MORROW s will be pr EVERY MA To which will be added toxic Pantomime to F Or. THE . The Aaion, &c. of t Mr. Farley.--The Over and Devy.—The Murk that of the Second by Mr . Scenery, Dreres, and D i and asearneed by Mr. DI DIN. Boles Ss.—Area 3s.—Caltery 21. Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to begin at Eight. Places for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Mufie ‘Varehoufe, Leicefter-Place, Leiceßcolquare ; where may be had, and of Longman and Rees, Paternoßer-row, a Proporal for Painting by Sabfniptlon, in Two quarto Volumes, em belliibed with forty Plates in aqua tints, and listeerVignettes, OBSERVATIONS, the Rcfult as Toe. through almoft the whole of England, and a confidentble part of Seothmd, in a Series of Letters, written to a large number of intelligent and yelped/Able Friends, ►y Mr. DISDIN. A Specimen of the Prints and a part of the Pietures may be ken, fretrof expence, • Lekeiter-Place. "l'he Songs in the Cake-Hoak arc all puthlhed, and may be bad at Mr. Dibritn's Warehoufe. The Entertainments of Sans Soul will continue open Mon days, and :Saturdays, tin the 28th of March, when It w in dole for the Seaton. ECONOMY. ENGLISH WINES of FOREIGN FLAVOURS, • No. 16a, Wurraitiitax. RICHARD RF.YNOLI)S continues to eery on his BRMSH WINE Trade, (which hos hien eta blifhed for near Thirty Years) at No. 16s. Whitechspel. By Much attention to the hripromment of the FLaxottas and QIALITILS of his Wines, he u enabled to offer to Familia, and the Fiddle, prime White Wina, of Falba' Mmtufadiare, AT LESS TrIAN HAIM TUC Filet ler NORKIGN, which they Co plafanthy Rich Mountain layout at 6s. per Gallon, or as. per Dozen. Rads and dry I Anson arrow, Do. I- rontiniac, Do. at 6s. 6d. per Callon ;or Cacavella, Do. ;sp. per DOZen. no. Sherry, Dn. Red and White Currant, Orange, Cowflip, Eider, Railway, ate. arc. at 6s. 6d. per Gallon ; or fps. per Dosen.—:lhe Obantity d'l' .so Gallons, fast to the Wharf., inns, or any Part a Lon don, free ofEtpenen A Difcount of 3d. per Gallon, in ggan titles of so Gallons iu Calks; or of is• per Dozen, in %aunties of 7 Dozen in Bottics..-24. B. Bottles taken in exchange. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Fekraro 11, 18Or. COURT of DIRECTO hS of the - 1 - VAMP COlif P All 7 of ATE.IICHA NTS of ENG LAND, twos to the EAST INDIES, do trrely fwd.": ay Holders of Bar of Exehatege drawn we Me fad (7,,0 t, in 'twat:too of dm !Ifirm Dd.,, erects* to the Atl of Porliomeat p. 1.4 la 1 793, 13.4 ski-mm.l Bill, dnrcest from Fort IViCietsee, popu , 548 Joys offer ory :tad every dale &twee* ft, I i'L Oileber, 1798, and 31j1 1799, k pod elf or. the fl Morel* next. Aid the frill Cowl Alf'& give entire, toot t6e bill o f thy awe defirr:etion already ereetigni Alyea to the .ties feyffrotesioeset, will k paid wlow dom. WI 1. LLI fLi .11SAY, Secretary. CORRECT I MITATIONS OF NATURE. To Gentleman of Rank and FaPato-.—Pment Perruivel. 91 BOWMAN having hitherto given only a ••••• • true and plain tradcfnum's account of his article., I.e will net now defeirod to t' , e depicabic Irritant!s of rut fing I—he will only fay, that the cseelic.cc of h:. Penn-r In. • nrions is hers combined with his r. a Improvenients..-His Prices tSe lbw at nfigal. viz. llsoszfts CROPII,Mitb late improventento, 3 goincas. Doses Can es, beautiful picked Hairs, 4 guinea+ Fula. Day 111.5,0 wear withorowler. - 4 puineas. DITTO, very curios', Heln.thes no cram charge for the Patent Springs, tut he will apply them only to fuperior articles, • it. Perrugurr of 4 upw Poe avr,whlch W rioted sift Ott taco, smug vher things. Is foe " certain llat Ste, I Springs or Wlrea.tempered to a proper curvature ; the ends arc fecund. 004 005 bahle to cut throa,rb and hurt the HcaJ, as the broken Pile= of watch frniiga do ." alts for " certain Pr A t aortic Spring or Spri,,gr, by mass of Walt". the Pcrroque adheres el 'My to the brad, without too much prefilter, or galling -the !leek se Had : Theft Springs are made of Gold, toyer, or Col Wire. which metals are not itz'ote to gaitanzie, or fin up with verdigreafe,as the Bran. or Copper Wire Spring" am- - -The Patentaa n re not half thcweight of thok 'forcedly ured, and are applicable to ladies Hezil•DreSes. Obtetve, T. 't (the Original Shop) is Mo. tot, New • 114.44a55e. oat doer above Beeskilnes EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Fehreary Ism. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPAIVre MERCHANTS ;1" ENG LAND, traefie; to dm EAST-INDIES, do lordly Rive 14t0e, Vat they will her:ray to receive Propjet' in writio:fraledopora or lofere Weinefday the nth. Efami :sent, flow any Prior: lobo way he willies to let god genre? &towed Sh . P . l ethe ifilbee of ahead . 800 Twos or *tweed', for the lisid Cootiany .fervier ; JaeL ts approved dy the Cot:, a &Togo:q sad to le manned awl epolotra' in every ajea a fill .4s a e irly to t‘r :fad resiehotions e th e Cearjasy , as t their 'valor •t. The Teadree to exprefr th e leureft rate *ear, fright, wit pith alleweeet, fee war wain:rade" a, is to Si Bred, to the Chewer th e rez.l.," Ship sf the 'mine:Alfa., except al to the evproce of maietaiteina , .d rearm. vi .Ufiare awl foreign Seams, as ebt. a will be m: otiortewityof wading any thatewent.• The Tender', with the ororth " Ship Tessirr" we the esoo-r, to Si Powell, left with the Se:re-tory et er ifirnr Toothre at awe, en the fail itth of March newt, ofkr which hair no tender will he received. WILLIAM A :JSAT, Sri-recto". Draft ithe Terra, owl Conefaieme o. ail ie6 depth Ship trill Si entertawnl is the Conlatty'sf :rola nay do Pea ea appii.oi., l. Mn, Cowen, Cleri tea, Coarwitti eel Stiopher. . LEATHER TRADE. ATaMeeting of aCommitta. of the LEATHER -I- TRADE, held at the balk of Mrs. Harrifon, known by the fign of the Grapes' in Halc-ttreet, Liverpool. on Friday the Goth of fiebruary, arm, for the purpofe of taking into confi. deration aft Advertifassent which appeared in the Manchdtcr 'Mercury, on Tucfday the tads initarct, purporting to be a Medina of tile Batdsm, Tanners, and Skinners refs:lent in the town and neighbourhood of Manchcitcr It was unanimoufly rtfolved, That it has been proved to the fatisfadion of this Com mittee, no tanner was relent at the raid mcc.ing, aid only one *inner, and therefore the preamble Is fallacious—nor can the Wolves be Lid to be unanimous, as that &in= agreed to none of them. _ _ _ _ _ That with nfped to to the fieft refolve it may be obferved, • that the butchers, though owners and fellers of the hides and flans, are Co far front being the greatelt and only [offerers, they are no [offerers.* all, fo that the late ad being repnfented as a grievance to the butchers, is all imaginary, no reality in It, a. the hides arc fold by the 'Matcher to the tanner at a certain peke per pound, and engaged at that price for a quarter, a half, and fomminies for a "dick year together, without any regard to their being damaged In the laying, and the tanner again fells hi. leather by weight, and it being naked or flawed, not aka - ing the price; fo that in this cafe neither butcher or tanner are the Nth revs, at ledt this wet the univerfal practice In the country prior to the paling of the late adt. That on the fecond refolve it may be obferved, that fo far from the late art preventing the flaying of what is called fallen beafts, the hides or grins of Each beans are goovally taken serf by the farmers' [avant', and almoft without a Conde creep ' lion they arc the belt flayed, as daily obferration will fully prove. That on the third edam It may be obferved, what kirk cm below the knee and gambrel! produces an intimate of very nu tritious food of great importance to the poor, and fo far from being ufed to make children's Owes, it Is of Hole or no un - : at all for any of the purpofcs of leather, and it is well known that the expence of manufaduring the (hank.. when they weroflayed, joined to the fait colt from the butcher, was more by three fourths than ever could he made of them, and though it ap pears very pathetic in the butchers to be fo exceedingly anxious that the revenue Mould not Coffer any loft, yet Cutely no wife legal:dun would %elk to talk taxes on fo ruinow a plan That on the fourth refolve it may be remarked, that the gaihing and flawing of bides and Mins in the !laying is princi pally owing to the wanton negliecnce and willful eareletioefs of the profelred flatiptermeth and not to the inexperience of the apprentices, as a want of pradice mares than attentive to what they are shoat, and therefore they very kidon damage the, hide at grin, and that is theleafon, as before obferved, why fallen bean" arc generally I. y far She heft flayed, heesure of the care of the fawn rs'fervants,who arc not Cu expert at brandilh log the knife, and careldslyand aegligmtuelklug away like the profeffed flaughterman. That on the filth re(e)ve it may be abferved, experience has fully proved the late ad is calculated to produce a gnat deal of public good, as it tends atly to inereafe the quantity of ufe- ful leather, an article of w gre hich thae eantrot be too much, be ing of fuel Importance to our armies, our fleets, endear menu fadurers—end forely it can be fratitht with bet little incon venience to the butchers. The latices and hours of irkeetion are appointed in every town and neighbourhood as convenient as poflible. Perform are appointed infpedlors who cannot mil take the plain regulations laid down, be ignorant of their duty, nor prejudiced in the exercife of it, and it they are, the aft perrides for their removal on comp Lint being made to • ma giltrate, and the butcher 1. certainly ill no inltatiee obileuded in the free eremite or hi: calling, unfcls he confiders gafbiug wad flawing of hides and flans a pow of it. 'That on the filth rakive It may be obferred, the obtaining the late aft originated with the Leather Trade in Liverpool, who were dot only nn irerfally fapported by the Leather Trade in the country, bur air, by tom: of the mot refpedable gen tlemen of Cr- Leather Trade in London, who have been for fosse time pal In tonnes's* with the board of trade, reviling all thc calling laws relating to Leather, sad intend Ist an early period eo apply to Parliament for theonfelecs, as the fame regu lations that would do for the country, front local einumitan ees,would not do foe Loudon, and °braved the aft they Otouid apply for would fully embrace the Mine obyd; this we rapport will be dune as firm as tittle gendemon hove properly arranged their ideas on a fubjed of filch importance to the Leather Trade in general, but as the city of London hath in many cafes ex ' dace privilege*, they mutt certainly he the mole prop? judges I what was cokohted to aufwer their own.peerli sr titration. and disappears to be a fad reshot why London anti its neigiabour. hood was A spied's; the late ad That with refpcd -to the leventh and troth re(e)ves they ap pear cannon:lmq to each tither, as the fevatth Lys. " That a humble Peziticei, ike• praying for a repeal be forthwith trot& mitted to the members of the county of Laneafter, who Men be a:quelled to prefent the fame to Parliament intm:diately," but the tenth refolve Pays, That a fubferiptlon flail b< entered into to defray.th: elpence of applying to Parliament, it folkit. int 2n aft for the repeal Mould ultimately be found reqoifite," —bin it may be depended upon, it will not be ultimately found requifite to repeal the faid Mt, and it is to be hoped thc Mothers wll quietly and properly nay the hides and Mins witimut calling and flawing them, which if they bad always done the late ad would have been totally onneedifary, and which if they now attend to, so pawky is incurred, so itigadon, so trouble, no inenneesience expenenta lost thek °Nervations be inferted in the hifoottelter pa pas, and Al, in the S roe, Sun, Cantle, Newrattle, Leeds, Chan', Birmingham, and Bob nesepopers; that circular letters containing the rt Collations of the Manchefter Beakers, and the remarks of this Committee. be ismodiady fent to MI thole plae-s who tupported the Leather Trask of Liverpool, in obtaining the late Lalutary law, and • :ommending that all unite Itrenuoolly to appall-, by every mean. in their power, the repeal of an *Et produrtive of foch g • died' to the loather Track, and kingdom at large. pram Pastors, Ckelernala. 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N adequate Premium will 11:.: given to any Perfon who will procure fuck a o,22litlcation for the Ades:miter. Apply by Letter to A. B. No. 2, Winaworth-Buildirtge, City Ro.id. MONDAY NEXT THE ENGLISH isr. - rEtty BEGINS DRAWING. T ICKETS and Sham are no‘v E:Pang, and will continue all the drawing. In a variety of Nureicrs, at DRUMMOND% LUCKY OFFICE, No. 63, FLEET-STREET. Vi'here Prizes to a very large amount were (old in the Taft and furrner Lotteries. Monevisaitl for Pt izot as foon as drawn to any amount. Tickets regiitered an/ txamined wits care and attention. NEXT MONDAY TI-LF.•IIRITISH STATE-LOTTERY BEGINS/DRAWING. HODGES and Co. at their State-Lottery Offi en, No. 149, OinsiII.STRILE 1, and Nu. 44, ST. I A &IVeY, STI KIT. takes the liberty to inform the Nubility an that the TICKETS and SHARES are on Tale (as above) on as reaf.iii.sble Tulin inlaid any ()Mee of credit in the Kingdom. Thr following CAPITAL Pl O .l/.E.:: in the W. and lee Lotteries, were Sold, Aared, and ilegillsrod, by Hossozs aid Co. via. No. 221+50, a Prise of aopeoL ALSO, 1,681, 10,0001. 14 Prizes of - 2.00c1. 7,121, zo,ooel. ay - spoof. , speol. 4 . i - ycoi. &e. kr. &C. Perfuant to A4l of Parliantai.t, no Dormers tranfs2lred before Eight &Clock in the Morning, or after Eight in the Evening. •.• Prises sa ary amount paid on demand, and all Orders thietly attended tu. ST ATE LOTTERY, FOR zEloo. nrms DRAWING ON MONDAY NEXT. 'HE TICKETS are fold and divided into Hihrts, Q u a tens, Eighths and Sixteenths, by HAZARD EURNE and Co S rocs: Etto - ats s At their State Lottery Oflice, No. 93, under the Royal Ex ckinge, t.ondon, and no whzre elfe on their account. 0110 .111 Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable to Ad of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it : luard and Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, poitiatd, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. ••• Orders, accompanied with ihort.dated Bills on London, or Poft-011iee Orders, pun/finally attended to; and to prevent milLskes as well as delay, Correfroudents are requcited to train's* them by Bank, India and South Sea Stocks, with their fevered An nuities, India Roods, Exchequer Bills, and all Nita of Govan ment Securitits, bought and fold by Commiffion. ENGLLSH STATE LOTTERY, To begin &twins on Monday next. SWIFT and Co. No. tl, Poultry, London, (ellablinted in die Year t7ep) and at their State Lottny Offices, iu banie-ltrott, Dubin, and Trongate, thafeow arc appointed to fell tie Tickets and :a Sham of the Englith Lottery, agreenhk to Ad of P.uitsmetit. lIIMARIE. As Tickets have rifer in price, and will, in all probability; continue t• rife, it does not appear that any offer to "take back Tickets or Shares, ,nd return the purdah money ou the Sa turday preceding the drawing," can be of advantage to the Public; but to thuk who dunk utherwifc, Swift and Co. beg hove to fay, that they are equally r -atly as any Office iu the kingdom to snake loch engagement, if required, at the time of the purchafe. Country C'orrefpondents, remitting Bank-notes, each, - good bills, erderi, wdl bay. Tickets or Shards fent them, and an account of their hatter+ as loon as drawn. Swift and Co. have been remarkably fortunate to the Public lo the fale of Capital Prizes Lathe late Loin:ries. NEXT MONDAY THE ENGLISH LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. THE SCHEME CONTAINS s Prins eV i• 30Poo a --. 20,000 3 •--- sox* 4 3.000 6 _..... 1 . 000 10 ....-. 1.0 0 0 16 .-- SOO 5 0 sop 100 - 5 0 ' 17,100 - IS Ka a ?trillion 0: N10:0:y Sterling in prizes. Pan of the C . :spiral% will Ii: deternuned as under I PirA-Drawn Twin 15th Day L. 10,004 i Ditto a9rh Day 20 ,000 Ditto 334 Day 30,000 Dino acth Day 2,000 The Prises of this Lottery will be paid at the ufinl time 10 full Resting money, without any ilifeount ur deduction. - rICKE'rS and SHARES of TICKETS are A felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in England, &Wantland Ireiaad. And the Prises paidoo &want PRESENT PRICE. Ticket 4. 1 7 9 0 Hair lit 0 Eighth S 5 6 . (loaner 4 'IO 0 51,7u:ends t 3 s • • • - Perrone in the country any be (applied with Tiekets ar %ors the fame as if pekoe, by feuding PottOßia Orders, good BIM. Cant, or BAIlk-notes, is wry Licenkd Lottery °See