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.~-~-~-~ ------------- - WEk:K BUT ONE—ORA'T'ORIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0 14 WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 30, 180 5 , will be performed an entirci new GRAND SELECTION, Ado re be introduced, Part the First, Overture Oceasional: Nl,prince Unable," by Mrs. Dicknus.—" Deeper and Deeper 4 . an d “ ty . ft her Angels," by Mr. Braham—The Eattetto of vir 9 e inia, by Mrs. Dianne and Mr. Brabant, and the Motet ,1 14°541. i b e second, Scene from Ads and Galatea, Over tire and 0 the Planu res of the Plains . " " Must ye, Pretty ~, artiog eboie,"bx Mast.:r Dussek, Chorus " Wreich‘d Lover." :.,„lophene, Nit . . Bellamy, " I rage, I melt." Air, " 0 rad nietbeeberry,' r rio," The Rocks shall leave the Moan- Gl' e Ab, gr. Brahma, " Softly sweet in. Lydian measures," 't 3 s . c g t oise lot %a tho Violincello, by Mr. C. Ashley. " Lit the voicos"by Mrs. Dickons. pat tie /bird, by desire and for the last time this season, „ fime rbe Anthem, " Hear my Prayer," by Mrs. Bland and WZio eo . . 4 0 bad I Jubars lyre," by Mrs. Dickoes, and • 7ssentitled" Albion," by Mr Braham, composed by Signor Poss isi r, esedede with the Gloria Patri from the Jubilee. 02 y r id g y, April the let, will be repeated the Dettingen Te w a s, with tlse two Grand Miscell a neous Acts as perforated j idroatigsboodied sPlikuse en Erkl-sy last. BLAND, N od Vocal Performers —Mrs. =EONS, Mrs. ?Abe BaTON and Madam DLTSSEE ; Mr. BRAHAM, iir.cess M r . GREY, Mr. DOYLE , an d Mr. BELLAMY. l oa ter of the Band, Mx. ASHLEY; Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. D3or , to b e o pened at Sllbegl begin at Seven--Half Price at Nine. THEATRICAL PROPERTY. Ts te insrosED OF br PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE following very vaktable. THEATRES, the property of the late Mr. COLLINd : As degsnt new built FREEHOLD THEATRE at South mpg, with the whole of the Scenery and Decorati Ins. . 0 0 , a serf Comtnodious new built DWELLING HOUSE o r :g, baby Lease under the Corperadon of Sonth.vnptun, ko far 261. per annum. I'IILAIRE winche:ter, with the Scenery and Decora tias. This is held for a term of ::$0 years, at a rent of .31. per ann. Thrther with other considerable THEATRICAL. PRO pERTY" at Portsmouth and Chichester. For partieukxs apply (by letters, /mot pai, to Mrs. Collins, at the Thea.7e, Winchester ; or Mr. Nichols, Solicitor; or Mr. Sla w, Architect, Southato . SPRING PHYSIC. TABLETS of HEALTEI ; or , Mild Pur g ative Lozenges, invented and prepared by Dr. SIENA rE.— i'co who value their and are aware of the great utility, anti, b slaty cases, the absolute necessity of occasionally assisting Na me, in the important process of digs a ion, this Medicinend most is re amended with confidence , as the safest, mildest, a einsiousiregetahle in the world ; prepared in the pleasing and cbsenient form of a most palatable aroma ic I.ohhnge taken aid avidity by children, and with pleasure by alie—Solttat Mr }assn's Library, 46, Ludgate-hill; Mr. Greets's, 396, Oxfords met, &e. price is. per Packet, signed F.. gate A•rx. NUT DAY OF DRAWING ARCH WILL BE TO-MOILROW, M 29. STATE OF THE WHEEL. It Prizes of Xeo,ooo each 20 Prizes of 1500 each di tto 10,000 35 d itto 100 3 ditto 5,000 Ac. bcc. Ii ditto k t ooo No FIX PRIM TICKETS and Shares are on Sale (warranted un- I drawn) at HAZARD, BURNIE, and Co.'s Office, No. 99, bpi Exchange, and no who* elan in Loodom on their account. Tickets and Shares of the Grand City Lottery, containing ark 20,000 Tickets, are also on Sale as above. Letters (post-paid} drily answered ; and Schemes tiegra _ . TO-MORROW, MARCH MN WILL BE THE FOURTH DAY OF DRAWING. WARRANTED undrawn Timm . % and SHARES are selling at the very lowest Eriees, and the Prase Money paid os demand, by HOP NSI34 and CO. Stsek-Brokers, at their Btate Lottery 01Sces, 26, Conditll; 52, Chasing-Cross ; and St. Margaret's-Hip, Borough, ALSO TIM CITY IMPROVEABLE FREEHOLD HOUSES, Land. Tax redeemed, Value in Capital Prizes upwards of £lOO,OOO, only 20,000 Tickets, to be drawn in Guildhall, APRIL 26, 180 n. Present. Prices - Tickets X': 245. Neer . 0 0 Eighths . ) • 41 0 I Sixteenths - 010 6 r ra * Orders - by Post or Carrier executed on the same Terms as V ;eseot. RICH WHEEL. 4, CORNIIILI ; and 9, CMIABINO-CROSII T DISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that the Wheel is now exceedingly deb, there I:zing CAPITAL TRILLS : 2 Prizes of 4"20,000 14 Prizes of ,Cl,OOO I -- 10,00 0 '2O --- 500 3 -- 5 , 000 &C. &e. e ce. Ada-there -.re no fixed Capitals, the earlier the purchase the better, for if the Capitals stay In after TO-MORROW, Tic k ets aad Shur' will rise. TICLITS and SHARES are selling at the above Offices; where N 0.12,455, a Prize of 10,0001. No. 24,51 2 9, a Prizt of 50001. and oss, a Prize of SOOL this Lottery, have Already been sold and skated. _ TO-MORROW will be the Fourth Thy of Drawing. GRA46 CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOL HOUSES DISCHARGE]) of LAND 'ri.x. 4404,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. 20,000 TICKEtS. To be Dawn in Guildhall April 96. lin of Capital Prizes, w ith the Value of each.. GRAND HOTEL, 9, Sk in ners - 4 ,Skiostr-street, - .: 4 ; diho . - • 451 ditto • - .. - S, Ticket.street, ~ • - 1, ditto, - - - 11, SHAwr-street, - - . 21 9. km, - - 41, di to, - - 7 1 , ditto, , 0 ditto, - _ - 1 0 , Pkkett-street, - - - li, ditto, - - - It, Skinner -street, - - - 40, Wes... Side of Snow-Hill, - - 42 1 - ahmer-st reet, - - - 4 4, ditto, - - 44, ditto, - - 4 , Pickett -street, . 2 2, Skinner-street, .. Making together the Sum of X 104,0fRX The alime Valuation is take') at the lowest estimate,.mod.there - Is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very considerably 'increased in value. o , :ers have been nude from various Persons-us purchase several of the Houses at the prices they are estirirned at • and it is proposed that th ose Prizes which are divided into s mall: shares shall be sold; and the Produce paid to the Shareholders according to their respective klures. ae2312;00 7,000 6,000 6,000 G,OOO 6,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 .1,000 3,000 3.000 3,000 3,000 2,000 PRESENT PRICE. 'Met - - 471 W 0 - £.4 4 01Fig1tdi - 4 4 .1 2 0 il • 3 0 - 01! 0 Prat 'lick", Slbstes are edam at. all tke °Mem - X . - 2 ••• „ • , 0 11 . • •,:•••• • r1 P."'6.4 ) 1 •' • • - e•••.• • A' /* PiCTUALLINO OFFICE, Marsh as, isoa THE .COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', NAV); de herthy give Notice, Amyty. CAPTAIR in a.Garr6on Battaiiono pleas4r.tly., Aa: situated In Ireland, will 4:lc:range upou equal t1f1..9 s Captain in the Uwe—Letters addressed to D. L. Post 011ie -,- Galvray, will be atterdetiao. Triton Irridaythe SIM of April neat they wilibe ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for FIVE HUN. TIRED TONS of LIVERPOOL, or coarse grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal goodness ; and fur EIGHT HUNDRED 'TONS of CHESHIRE BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness (of which the Persons who make the Tenders are to produce Samples) to be delivered into His rvlajesty's Victual ling Stores at Deptford, ono half by the 31st of July nclt, and the remainder by the soth September following, free of all charge and tisk to his Majesty, except that the ContractOr will be allowed two *billings and eleven pi n:e per Ton for porte. - age of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collector of the Salt Duties at Liverpool , and at Mblillewich iu Cheshire, respectively. No rsard will be had to any Tender ist which the prise shall not he :asserted in worth at length, or that shall not Le delivered to the Board &fore One o'aiel Oft the said Friofiv Me tlttel 1 April next, nor ant se . the Per IMI trio mars Me Twiner. or some Perrot on his bekalf.atteads no Fraser when (0114 for, . - ARMY. ALIEUTENANT in a Highland Regiment (at home) which is tinder very advantageous cl-cumstancei, wishes toescbahge to a Garrisonoßattalion, and n ha)f-py, with out a difference. —Apply by letter, (pust-pAi,) to M.D. Post- Office, Colchester; Dr to A. 13. 81, Whiteckapul, London. ARMY. A LIEUTENANT of a respectable Regiment of Infantry, in England, wishing to Exchange to liaif-pay, be happy to hear front any Officer of that Rank, who may be d - :irons of being placed on Full Pay.—l.et 'erg (pos• paid) addressed to Mr. C. D. Post Office, Colchester, will he dul•. atm. 4rd to. APERPETUAL ADVOW;;ON,swIth the Fr.'s pert of a very early wancy, to be sold, of the a' tie of .C3OO per Annurt, within thirty nttko of London, and in a elm , healthy situation, with a good Parsonage House s estersive den &c. and Forty Acres of Glebe , surrou ndin g the House. F ' er particular. apply to Mr. 'Cr Nom.r, Solicitor, Liticolo's ,kn.Fields; and, if by letter, post paid. This day was published, price 4s. --- OXFORD PRIZE POEMS : .icing . 1 Cul h: c tion of such English Poem; as have, at various times, obtained Pvlz !4 in the •University of Osiord. Oxford Printed for J. Parker; F. and C. Rivington, and Long man, Hurst, Reci and Orme, !Amnion. N.B. Mr. li.ollasZon's Prim Poem fur INO7 is sold separately, price Is. _ . . In a few days will be pnbl'slied, in Octavo . price 2s. osa. A DEFENCE OF JOINT STOCK COM PAICES ; being an attempt to show their legality, expe diency, and pub!itßy benefit. HENRY•DAY, Esq. Solicitor. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kt:vs, and Orme, Paternoster row; and Richardson, Royal Exchange. On Friday nett will be publisied, price Is. rd. rto P INIUTATION of TYTZIES in IRELAND, injurious, not only . to - the Church Establistunent, but to the Poor. Addressed, without permission, to the Gentry of Kerry, Galway, and Tipperary. " Quam temere in nosmet legem nuseimus inicriam !" Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivingran, No. 69,, St. Paul's _Church yard ; Sold - also by 1. 14;atcbard, 190, Pieeisdilly. This day was published, in Duodecimo, pike 3s-11Z-6----boards, The Second Volition of 10 OETIC AI. SKETCHES: A Comneflow cf M.SCELLANEOIJS POETRY; hyTHOM.A.S GEN'r. P. i oecl for I ,ortmman, Hurst, P M s, ^nd Orme, Paternower-row. Ai...ult./PINK?. AND LIFE INSUILANCk. COMPANY, PCJIANtik-ALLEY, COntilllLL ; EMPOWERF.D BY ACT OF PARLIAI4IENT. FOR Insurance from Fire , a nd on Lives ; and for the Grant and Purchase . of Annuities. Insurances falling due at Lat:y Day, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. No charge for Policies or indommems. • Farming Stock insured in one sum, without an average clause. A tl:ditc:lna made on all Fire Insurances out of London. And a large Commission allowed on Lift InsurStice. WAILNF.R PIiIPPS, Secretary. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. 'THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE at their principal, - 11 - OFFICES In the STRAND and CORNHII.I., LONDON, and by AGENTS in EDINBURGH , GLASGOW, DUBLIN, and the principal 'FOWNS of the UNITED :KINGDJMS, con tinue to grant Insurances against FIRE, on the Terms and Condi tions of their prime -11 Proposals, delivered Gratis. Tbe Directors have great pleasure in reflecting that by their Eximtions and Fa e the Benefits and Principles of Insurance are more generally f and understood • and they trust that they have a Claim for Pre ' ference with the Public, for the liberal conduct they have evi: c in all - their Transactions. Premiums for Insurance renewable ~t Lady-day, mutt be Maid on or before the 9th day ofAprinetsl next . Sarveys within the Bilis of Mortality, when consilered , sary, have always been made this Office without any Chtr to the Insured—Fees have neat been permitted to bo taken in any Case or under any Pretence whatever. Commission to Pro ic:rs on Shipping and Foreign Insure:ices also, have always been allowed. Endorsements of Alteration or Remoral entered we ita. out Fee. Engines of the host Construction, and Firemen of Activity and undoubted Integrity (whose exertions have been acknowledged) have from the establishment of th. Office in Ml 9, been prev.ded by the British Fire 011 ice to attend at Fire.. The 'Penns and Conditi ms of Insurance as stated in the P.- Bcies,are elefinzi with persTicuity, plainness and precision, so •to prevent the I\lisimilerstaldit:gs and Disputes th..pentlant upon unadvis•A, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors and those Insoring. ANNUAL PREMIUMS. Common Insurance, 2 s. pe r Cent,--Hamirdous, 3s.—Deubl, liazarelous, ss. FARMING SI OCK, 2s. od. per Cent. orty. Insurance of Greater Hazard a nd large Sums by Special Agree- mcnt. Polidos (Gratis), u heretofore RO for sueas of 300 1 . arid upward BERT SKEIA ON, tite r. UNCOMMON AN!) SPLENDID COLLECTION ON THE FIN F. ARTS. By Mr. STEWART, at his A :ction Rooms N 0.194, Piccadilly, On . 11ursday next, March 31 , a n d seven following days, Surday excepted ; by direction of the Executors of the late Sir Japes Winter Lake , Bart. F. A. S. &c. &c. &c. I'HE Splendid and Rare Assemblage of PoO raits and Prints, being most brilliant Specimens and 'Witrlts t f Rembrandt, Holler, Faithorne, the Passes, Delnam, Hegarth, Strange, Wolle z tt, Bartolozi, Nantneil, Andrand, Sneyd.nhoef , &c. Baas of Prints, and illustrated The whole forming a most uncommon and fine Collection, selected with great judg ment a id true classic taste of the Flue Arts; by the late Sir Jams. Winter Lake, Bart. To be viewed, and Catalt gees lud, price 3s To prevent confusion, as the whole will he on view until th slay of sale, ttnne can be admitted vridsout a Cat: Ingot. BOOKS BY AUCTION. MRMSTOCRUALE respectfully inform the Pub . Be, that a Sale by Auctio t of BOOKS, MAPS, and 1.0 GARTH% PRINTS, will take place at hit New Room, No. say,' Piccadilly, this and five follo.ving days, commencing at On.' o'Clock to a minute. Among many other Books will be funtid, Williams" Justice, 4 vole; Complete Farmer, eels ; Heraldry, emblazoned ;l; girth's Works ; Lavater's Physiogno my, 5 vole; Lord Orford's Works, 5 cols; lincycloplxlia Itritanaicn, 20 vole ; Chardin's Travels in Persia; Parliamentary Register, 117 v ds ; Fourcrors Chemistry, 11 vols; Grose's Antiquities, 8 vols ; Vancouver's Voyage round the World; Chauchard's Map of Ger • m0ry.414.c.; Shakespeare's Dramatic Works,; vol; Planta's History of Switzerland, 3 visl - ,; Camden's Britannia, 4 volt; Macklin 's Bible, 6 vets ; French Encyclopedic, 35 vole ; Sir William Jones's Works, 8 vole • Universal History, 60 vole ; lieptinstall's Bible ; ReelsCyclonedia, 18 parts; Tavcrnier's 'rravels through Persia ; New Annual Itegister, 27 volt ; Williams's Law Cases, 5 volt ;. Memoires de Grammont, I. p. ; Edwards's History of the West Indies, 3 volt; Murphy's Tacittis, 8 volt; Shakespeare's Plays, 10 Tots ; Weld's Travels through Canada, 2 vole; liogarth's Mar riage a-laemode, six original Prints, framed and &zed; Lord Glenberric on Controverted Flectiens, 4 cols; I.lll,a's History of South America; Sonnini's Travels in Egypt, 3 vols; New British Atlas; Pye's Sportsman's Dictionary; Costume of Russia; Rey :.old's Meinoir of India, quarto ; Geese's Antiquities first edition, 4 vols.—Catalogues to be had of Mt. Stockdale, Piccadilly. STILADMORE HOUSE, CARDIGANSHIRE, SOUTH WALES TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE above Capital, Modern-built MANSION, . with suitable attacked and detached offices, walled garden, well stocked with choice frait trees; the whole lately fitted. up and finished at a very considerable expence, and forming an ele gant residence; calculated for the rec?ption of a large and genteel establishment, immediately surrounded by about 119 acres (be the same more or less), of rich meadow, arable , an d pasture land, including plantations, pleasure grounds, Re. The property is Freehold, and one of the most eligible and beautiful situations in South Wales, bounded by the much admired river Tivy, famed for its excellent Salmon, andornamemed with extensive Woods. The neighbour ood is ,mteel, the roads good, the distance from the County aMea-pot. town of Cardigan six miles, and from the market town of New Castle Endyn font. miles, from ea, h of which there are weekly carrie rsto Cartnarthen, and. a daily Lon don Post passes the extremity ads:: Lawn. The elegant and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE may .be also had - at a valuation ; possession immediately given ; and the purchaser accommodated by having one half, or a larger prapor ' tion of the purchasst.uteney secured on the Estate. For further particulars apply (if by letter, postpaid), to R. W. Leslie, Esq. Stradmore House, near New Castle Emlyn, Canner thenshire ;to Essex Boiven , Esq. N o. 9, Robert-street , B e df o rd...row, , • London ; to Messrs. Phillips and:Ward, Howard-street, Strand, 'London, witb.whom a Map aud. Plan of the Premises may he seen • or to Mr. L Beyuon, Solicitor, at Sew Castle Swirl afore Lid. This way WAS puinoi...:d, price a.. ed. On a fine wove fools:-ap octayo, neatly presird, and emSelkshed with an e le gant Erontispkce, St.-Ogled by Burney, and engr.wed by Firtkr, f f 'HE UNIVERSE : A Philosophical Poem ; in tended to reatrai`:. the Pride of Man, and to exalt the wis dom and goodness of the Creator. By HENRY BAKER, F. R.S; F. S. A, With Additions and Explanatory Notes, by A. CROCKER. The present Editor has made such additions to the oriri:l.:l Work, both in the Text and • Notes, as the late improvements in .‘stronoiny and Philosophy appeared to justify; and, confident of its beneficial tender.cy, thus presents it to the Public. Printed for B. Cr.oby and Co ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, London ; and T. PU9IZ, Taunton. • lids day was published, price 71. In boards, The Second Edition of CONSIDERATIONS on the NATURE and EFFICACY of the I.OitlYs SUP R. By VICESIMUS KNOX., D. D PE . " Sane jaradudnin mihi vial swit multi nostrorum Sacramento rum vim nimbi dilate.atipe frizide explicare." GILOTII EMT. London : Prlntedlor J. Nunn, Great Queen-strset, Lincoln's- In the press, and with altenervenient speed will be publi,lied, ESSAYS, Mural and Literary ; the Sixtecnth Edition. By the same Author. NF.W EDfI'IONS Of MR. GISBORNE'S WORKS. This day was published, in one large Vol. Bvo. price Ss. in boards, a new Edition (being the Fourth), corrected, of A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN 1 - 11 - RELIGION, and andisto as connected with the Intro duction of Christianity with its progress, to the present time. Intended primarily for the use of young p rions of either set, during the course of public or private education. Ey THOMAS GISBORNE, A. M. Printed for T. Cadell and %V. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Sermons, 2 vols. Bvo. 3d edition, price 16s. in hoards. The Volumes sold separate. • 2. 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This day was published, IRandsomely printed in two large volumes, price, in boards, 111 s. The Second Edition of MEMOIRS of the LIFE of Mrs. ELIZABETH. CARTER, with a New Edition of her Poems, Including some which have never appeared before ; to which will be added" acme Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together with her Notes on the Bible, and Answers to Objections concer.iing the Christian Rci ion. ; By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNTNGTON, M.A. Vicar of Northbourn in Rent, hcr Nephew zod Executor. Printed for F. C. and i. Rivincon, No. 61, St. Paul's Church. yard Lsold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, a few remaining copies of the quart! *edition, handsomely printed on a fine paper, price, hi boards, g.t. Ss. Also a new edition, in t wo volumes, Svo. of Mrs. Carter's Translation from the original Griiek, of the Works of . Epictetus, isrice4 in boards, 16s. Mr. I:•.:2tie:3' NOVELS. 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