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s, WETTUINSTER BRIDGE• fader Patronage of their Royal Hi g hnesses the Prince of Wales, and Duke of York. AN MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 18, 1808, t) s ill be presented unequalled Equestrian Exercises, by vei l o f the most eminent Performers in Europe, including m ms, and t wo Sons ; Mr. Smith, and Mr. Creasman, with , ko Ilbsie of Mr. Parker's Horses in addition to those of Mr. '"4“, jan.--After which, the Grand Spectacle, comprehending ',7,4sts on Foot sad Horseback, executed by the Double Cons. Horsemen; called the BRAVE COn&ACK ; principal LrYpitets Messrs. Mercerot, Collet, Dalbs , Creasman, Dubois, iss.goe,Thorpe,.and Mist Isaacs ; Mrs. and Miss Mercerot, oi mrt p a i L e.—. The Lovesick Taylor, or I'll fight for any m s ia," and the Cries of London, will be sung by Mr. to his first a ppearance in London these three yea rs ) 7;:inot ...3im whole to f ondude with a new Ilarlequinade, invented, wen, sad produced by Mr. Astley, jun. called the MAN IN l a MOON, or the Witches Rout ; principal Characters, Man 6 , 11 , wan,afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Jelferies ; principal I tar- Li.. mr. Taylor Old Lovegold, Mr. Cooke; Squire Pron. 71,,j1r.P.eberts; Dr. Caustic, (with a Song>, Mr. Johanna ; -moo' Mr. Dubois ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Domemeti at half past five— -- Begin at half put sixßoxes 4 ,....pit sin —Gallery la.—Second price at half-pas. eight. Barn tobe taken at the Amphitheatre, of Mr. Kiulock, from its n duce. Servants cannotkeep places later than half put reveh o'clock. - -- BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. T HIS GALLERY for the EX HIBITION and 11 SALE of the WORKS. of BRITISH ARTISTS, is now to the Public, and will continue o p en every day , front ten in orenoon till Ave in tht afternoon. Admittance 11. Cate IVA By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A. R. A. Keeper. • 0r......".••1.".....''''."'—.--- _ _ rrliE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Noble -1 we sad Gentlemen educated under the Rev. Dr. BORNIIT WI k kid at the British Coffee-house, Cockspur-street, on Sa. coley Use 041 inst. The Rev. Pr. BURNET in the Chair. Vica-Patsinewrs. John liodssoo, Esq. John Lawpens Bicknell, Esq. STEWARDS. I knijantis Ansley, Esq. Charles Parr Burney, Esq. This. Wildman Goodwyn, Esq. James Philip Stimpson, Esq. * Green. EN. &Arles North, Esq. Dinner. op Table precisely at Eve o'clock. Tickets w be had at the Bar of the British Coffee-house, at 13s. NO 'nails to be delivered after the '2l at inst. Aro THE WORTHY OE AND INDEPENDENT.' FWELMEN SA NDWICH. ossrsturix, • AJ `Srl will participate with those Of. his Family he `cleft to deplore his loss, in the sincere regret they feel at *I Iwo& of your he Worthy Reprrientaeive and my near lislatiss, Admiral 1t INWR ; sod, although my prevntions bear seffstoltion to the claitue his estimable charactet had upon your sr* rt, bons in your Tcnvo, and tilirsed up by his precepts, isimirstitet and gratitude to the Corporation of Sandwich, and athsheseet to my Country, 1 humbly presume to offer myself as 9811iste for your Favour, and hope, by your assistance, for the Wilimpur of ailing that bltuatiou which his death ha, left vacant. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, • Your most devoted humble sn-vant, Lsrlon, April 8, 1808. JOHN spit Arr RAINIER. crty LOTTERY. 4, CORNHILL, a d 9, CIIARINQ-CROSS. 131 SH returns his most grateful thanks to the 4 - • Nobility,. Gentry, and the Ihblic at large, for their un founded favours in the present Lottery ; and bep leave to inform thrm; that the GRAND CITY LOTTERY of TWV.NTY FREEHOLD HOUSES toll an be decided by the Drawing of the first Twenty Number' ett of the Wheel, in Guildhall, on Tuesday, the 2tith of this Nontli.—fickets and Shares are Selling at both of his truly for- Watt Offices, as above. Present Price—Ticket C. 7 19g. (-tall 4 0 1 Fight's - I It 2 0 0 Quarter 2lt 0 Seteenth ' 0 0- Schema, with Particulars , to be bad gratis, as above, ohm Seven Capital Prizes in the plopeut Lottery have alreagy been Shared and Sold. TO BE ORAWN CITINY GU ILDHALL, APRIL 26, 1808. DTI Of Tres's°ld Howes, diaeharpd of Latvian, oldie Estimated Value of .C104,00u. The Scheme canal= t rrize, valued at .t 45,000 7, 410 9 6,000 4,000 spOo I 1 TICILtTI and Sonars are on pale at Mesa* HAZIIItD I PUP*, and Co.'. ()See, 93, Royal Eschanp, London. PRESENf PRICE. Ti c ket - - f 7 12e. Half I 14 $ y.ighth - Li 2 0 l iZ'aiter - •4 30 1 Sixteenth - 011 0 Letters, post Paid, duly =metered, and Scheme. gratis. , 't . `-- - . - GRANP CITY LOTTERY of FREIIIOLD tiousis insctiARPED ur LAND T slopou vat* in cAPrI.U. ris t lzEs. _ 2e,cco Ticlg:rs, To be Drawn In Clagibtall April %). List of Capital Prizes,'Srlth the Varue of each. GRAND liOTEL, 9, skinner-41 Tel - t 4, liitpeirolzeet, ' "St i'" - 4!, ditto 45, _ ditto - ii, rirkett-strett, 7 ditto, 47, skinner-strut, ') dicta, 4k, Attu, . a, flOw, . 4, ditto, . lA, PhAett-street, 11 , ditto, . la, Skinner:street, r 40, West Side of Snow-Hill, . It, Skiartertetreet, - 4ti , 1 , 4) r . - 19, 4 ditto, - - 4 t Pickett:street, - T=, SibiPaer-street - • - , Making togeth. Se Sum of A 1 04 , 000 . Tlu above Vskation is tab.. the lowest estimate" and th;re Is aa tiouht that by the time the . *tory is drawn, the Property will be volt coasiderably increased . value. Offer; have been Stage front various Persons to purcha several of the Houses at the Prices they are estinx4e4 at, and proposed that those prizes which are divided into :nun shir. ''" be sold, and the 04160 P4i 4 to the Shareholders = res so oting to their pectirt glares, littli•SNT PRISE. Ticket r - 47 1P a NOE - A. 44 0 Figlith - ati a a I kink - 43 0 Siuesatli - ;) 11 0 Tickets and (hares Irc Also: at 211 the Offiget• . .e 2.5,000 7,000 6,000 1 6,000 4,000 I+ooo . 4,000 4,000 4,000 • 4 UOO • 3,000 3,000 3,000 s.opo 3,000 - 3, 0 P0 %PP° 'lliillIlliillMilliilMMMIIII7111.11111.11.11"PIII."liti""ri. -"- 1 : * , ' • - ' • I • • • 41; . 1344 %„ - . 1 . . . . ... . . . N.' . . •-- .. . . . .. , . . 4 •4. .• .t . .. , . • • • • • L . !' : ' .-.-t - :, :lt . t . i : - . .) : ••• • . 4, . . . . • - AD< . ..‘, . ,41 vr • •0v,.- tt . . , -- .l_/ KKK .. . ' O V . llk. - • . I :A 4 . - kto l ie ;.- •• . • - - 'io . - tt -.- • ••i . . ;. • ,„ . IfP4 `l.._ ..., i• ' •e• • . 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