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• " -; ? 7 - ~' :' ...i ' :* ...1 - • 4118111111 Pr ~ .... _ .....„ 1 ,r,,-..-c--: i,. 6 ) N,.) . 1 ti k• s . k• 1 . A I. , .V ~ . ''.. .....>e , N , /.., . ( a • . ..,• 4 , ,11. A, • . .... .% l e . . ~ ....._ lll p/t4 .. 11 ' q • 1 . ..... 1k lei PF • i • . ~k cia.. ..5 • ...--- -. .....‘ 1 , ... .. ::: I . . 3 ; s-. 3 i t as6 ., '- c ---.........,;,,k,,,.,c..,:.,/,,z.. 0 ...... ~- ► , c~,1 -=,-.- 101 1 i . - '- ON APRIL 20, 1810 i [PRICE SIXPENCE-HM.I'OEI4NY. ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. '•':tronosye cf Royal liighness the Duke of .CAst al:a ;he Right Honourable the DIRECTORS of the • • r. • V iLIG AN most respectfully acquaints t;l..ntry, and her Friends in general, that her fx;:d for MONDAY, the 30th of , _t tip Rooms. Pripcipal Vocal Performers. Mrs. MILLINGTON, Y... 1. VAUGHAN, and Mrs. BIANCiiI. :.Ir. NVNI. KNYVErI, Mr. GOSS, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. J. ELLIO Mr. ISELLAMY, Mr. L B. SALE, . ELLIO rr, Mr. EVANS, Mr. HAWES, Mr. ALEXANDER, And Mr. BRA IIAM. cils will :le supported by the Young Gentlemen of Royal, St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster •""J . delonling to the Ancient Concert. erincil).ll Inirrumental Periormers. • of the BAIA Mr. F. CRAZIER, Moralt ; Tenors, Messrs. R. T • • ; Prircipal Viol:lntel°, Mr. L!ndley.; Boyce, S! and Addiion ; Oboes, 1.- .3nd Foster ; Cl•ninets, Messrs. Kramer and ;., c 1 , :1 Flute, Mr. Aihe ; French Horns, Messrs. ..,; Messrs. Holmes and Lynn; Trumpets, • ; Trombone, Mr. Mariotti; Double Drums, •:•`• ;:i, - Or. 6 :n ...a I Grnrd Piano-Fore. Di. CIZOTCI4. tr: , ! 1., i;• -temertal Performers are, Messrs. Lavern:, C. : 1F111::), Storni, llaw!logg, Chaloner, Oliver, Ste, &c. colcert cor.ummce at Eight o'Clock precisely. each ,7i.l to to had of Mrs. Vaughan; nI, r •-•eho; Lirchalfs Music Warehouse, t 33, New Bond cr • : Larcnu'3, hond-street; Cl•menti and Co.'s, Cheapside ; thaord. , ..;reet : at Kelly's Musical Saloon, Toc••: , ',,•?: , 1 w II be. at the head of the Peace Motes. AK/LTG/AGE. NT ED from 30 to £40,000, upon Mortgage a Fve Simple Estate, situate in Ireland, within 40 miles value. 'Elle Security will be found in every •:! and Sauctsctory. and the Interest (Six per rci . aaatalf, rlaue payable at a Banker's in I.onon, half, xi z!ie ante is eientpt from any right of claim on the ',,- „ I 7.lor: 6 ager or fatty harrowing the money to a de. „. ::i:erest of tfie Property Tax. r !,;:- • .c.ilAra, arp'.y to Mr. Pinkett, Solicitor, No. 3, :1 • r.pi., S ; Seiiing‘ off uncilmmonly t) ; an immense 6.tort of all kin.ls , . t Drawers, Lati.ie.e Dresers, all in one, and tle:s^ wanting to bu 7 largely, will find a ,:.:.''l" an early inspection or these articls. A quan •, t.: L... itl.xlc sac, 56. eid. the best quality equally ctleup ; , • ,torl”nzs, at Is. per pair ; very fine, ls. 6d. super, ..; cotton, hr boots, Is. 9d. file ribbed cotton, ev.ted.; • tram feed. per pair ; and other fastionabte t.,,. ::„Invroul to mention. • :0 ,-.1)• eve, they are at RADFORD': Hoskry Ware; :• Chf.;,7., , 513•!, near Bow Church. NrtY FOOT'S IRISH SNUFF. FO3l and Co. in order to obvilte the wli,ll tito6e iu he Tobacco Trade have hitherto e. their Snuff from Ireland, heg :cave e -1 , 7.7. d the i'oblic in general, that they have open d • ',I :7, !lowie ai No. 50, lxicester-aquare, wher grid and where they are now taking orders. An.t (..:r pre c:lr inteotion to rt-tinquish the Retail thereof, with any other article of said Trade, they most that those who may honour them with their c • • . re:ail it as rc^,•ived from them in its original • .‘ , :.t,.iroit , e‘l to afford the most liberal encourage r. • • .!I • who buy to sell again. of Snuff have just arrived at No. 30, I.eicester. NEW sTA FE LOTTERY, Toll.. Drawn in JUNE, 111.ZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, re it inform ill., Public, that Ticicrrs awl SHARES • ilt - 1:•1:: STA' LorrEity arc on Sale at their thlicc, It, , at Excn.isi:;r. I:it . :di , m7 is on the same imp-need Plan al the laqt, as tl ust r r.t" rick-tl, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents, iu ad drin; ti:c d.:1::,0,0tif.) of Pri!.. r()Ulk rtk.k ltl• Of 100 \V holc i:lt , ts each, :tre to be given to ays r:sir l'iea, , ot of the First Number drawn a abut , -„•-••• • .rrlt-paid, duly :as'-:'red, S eq g ratis_amtc, and .0!1..-4 Sea Stock l, with their , eve:lti A iinuitit... ludic Eir!• -pier Bali, and every de4crilitton of Govern:ller.: 4 aod sold by Comm::: itoet. l'i.. I.() I . 'I.IP. V, ;:t!lr , lary, 1:1o. LATE IA) 1"IT.i: V, `2orll Octl'oer, of 12.20.5,( 0 1 fi 4 .o 3 ,f);)4 ) t.l x2n,noci 1 ,(10[1 sf,i) L • .11 -.)1.1. tl:c above 'INV Li\ITY CAPITA', c•z ~ •••In the 1.. o I,st I otterki. ia •11:1re , , e.• and No. 9, CI3a'AZING-C1 2 .0::;;; 1 arc ...11:117, fol - the 1.0 MERV, s':t o: lene. C.,c ;;c:Line is the SAllle as tio• I , :' • c.•, a 1: t.t. t!. t of . !OCR iICLE. TICKETS t''. ! 7 ," ze above ..615, by whith a t the ininiente Juni of XlOO,OOO, and a •".-• 7. pat-tira!ars, grris ; and the fortunate Holders • ot the .Ibove Ca2ltal Ps izes, may receive o.,nia , td, or exchange thew Prizes for Tickets and • • . Lottcry, at COR!-.I anal 9, CHARING-CROSS. SRESPLC\VIVI' and Co. l'1:11 LLY inform thr. Public, that they I.ve on Sale, the Tickets and Shares of the NEW La f FERY, Y '':, • •: - 'lll:ezi:i awl finith Drawing on the Sth JUNE. •., ; ;.• ii on the same approved Principle a' the last, • •ly ~ , •,,;i) Nutni)ers, with ,/...00,0j0 in Prizes, among ".- : ORTY CAPI P.11..S ; -. ....m. - .1 t., ..lus.., t! - A: Public are presented with rout 1::.X . ! RI PRIZES t•.. • : - . i ~ , ( ,•.r c'.^. N.::•ther, 11 which the Adventurer has the 3 ‘ . , a. "- 'll e 1 , ,'.1,%ing Capital Prizes Lave been Shared , : ..•-, , .tis ()fl,c,s, N N. 11, Poultry; Nu. 12, Charing t ,‘ ;41,1",i,....!, .Megate 11i:7,h-street. : ' t . • •. • ... .. 1 .......),th H i • 4,099 .. .... -1 •• .. ... 40,000 12,0'15 ... ••• ••• .000 t 31 •• ••• ... •.:o,oi/0 19,'2•17 ... ••• ••• ••• ... 10,000 11,199 ... . . ... ••• ... 10,000 '20.439 ... ••• ••• ... 10,000 7,`,51 ••• ••• ... 10,000 19,556 ... ••• 10,009 15,934 ••• ••• 10,800 19,112 ... ••• •• ... 10,000 11,199 ••• ••• ••• ... 10,000 15,281 ..• ••• ••• ••• •• • ... 10,000 753 ... . ••• •-•, .• • ' ••• ••• ••• 10,000 ' t 4 ' 44 Lilt CailtaLs were Shared and Sold it their CTi4cs 51 the last Lottery. $5,000 5,000 5, 000 . 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 2,000 3,000 2,000 2,000 2 • 7 !•••• :; Al:. I'F. . ;, I : I 1 I TRANS.PONT OFFRE, April 12, 1810. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING MAJESTY'• TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Wing Car: r•f SICK' and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for Me Care and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notic:, That City will be ready at this Office, en Tuesdays, the 24• h of April, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be witing to contract for supplying the Ro)al I Hospitil at Hadar, with Six Hundred Chaldron of COALS, each Chaldron to consist of thirty-six Bushels, Winchester measure, sod to be of one of the under-mentioned qualities, viz. Sir Harry Vane Tempest's Eden Vane, Rimers Main, Bourn Moor Or Newbottle Bourn Moot. The whole to be delivered, free Of any extra cisarge to the Crown, into Carts on the Jetty ; one Cargo thereof to be deli vered on or before the 7th of May next, and the remainder oit or before the 31st of July ne=t. .M Ten‘r will be receiv.d after one o'cloch on the day of treaty, nerl any noticed, inks: the party, or an agent for Lino, per:utak, &third. ` 1 EacA Tes der must be accompanied by a Ldtlr from two respectable .;4 Persons elzrazirg to L.:C;7fC bailie with the Person Itat;kriolg, in the 811.1.4 of £3OO fir the due performante ef the Contract. Favther particulars may he isnram by aptlYng at 77 is off, e, and to the Agent ?f tie .wid Horpit.4. TO BE SOLD BY AUc.:TIOX, At the Custom-house, Suuthwold, on iltursdiy, the 19th of April, 1810, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 101 PililATE OSE. Between 30 and 40 Gallons of Foregn Brandy, and 4 and 500 Ditto Foreig n Geneva, N. B. One-third of the value of ea ch b Lot to be deposited on the day of Sale; the Goods to be taken away within ten days, of the Deposit forkited. No Goods can be delivered on the day of Sale. The Buyers to find their own Calts. BULSIROLIP., rsITCkS. MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Pleasure-ground, Plantations, Woods, Park, and Farm, containing toretiler 1939 Acres of valuab!e Lani, are now on • Sale.--Vartieularh may be had by Principals, or their An•nts, on applicatiou to Ji.bn White, Esq. Devonshire-place, Mary-la-!-onne. CANAL, COMMERCIAL. Der.:A; AND GLOLE AS:ant ANCE I ARES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. scorr, TAFFORDSHIItE and WORCESTVISTIIRE, viding £4O per Share per annum ; Mcnmouth , hire dividing £6 per Share; Grand Junction, Lancaster, Rochdale, Huddei!:. field, Wilta a.id Berks, licnnet and Avon, Lock Funs!, Elles mere. Grand Surrey, and Croydon, Canal Share; ; Commercial Dna, and Glebe Assurance liltarci.—Apply to Mr. Scot, No. CS, New Bridge-street. PREEHOLD LAND IN RONIINEY MARSH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROPERI FINNIS, At the Ship Ira. Dytnchareh, on WediP.s.Liy, the "...1 of May, 1910, ar Twelve o'Clock, (if not previously disposed of by Private Contract) in four Lets, -BOUT' 70 Acres of FREEHOLD rich Meadow and Pasture LAND, In the Parishes of kaat Bridge and New Church, In Rome ey Matah, Kcnt, of which poawsiion may be had at Miehatlants nett. For particulars, enquire of hlessrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Witte, Hatton-Court t brealinePtile. , Art.:t ; of the Auctioneer, at Hythe; and Mr. Ja cob Marten of West Hythe, who will thew the Land. CONIPLETE SPORTING SEAT, HAMPSHIRE. TO BE LEE, Unfurnixlivd, fora 'Ft rm of Years, awl may be - - -- -- - . - • _ entried upon immediately, AN extensive MANOR, with a very good Mansion House, fit fur the reception of a largo family, In good re- pair, Coach-houses, Stabling , and Offices of every de,cription, ennplete Dog-ltennell and B oiling-house, with a stream of water 1 running through it ; Gardens, Ornamental Plantations. tint house and Green House, a large Paddock and Pleasure (hounds, with an excellent Trout Stream running through them, formed into large and very ornamental sheers of water, most amply stored with Trout and other Fish, and any quruitity of the sur rounding Meadow-and Fastt•re Land may be had. The Manor is most abundantly stocked with Game, with se et•ral Packs of Fox-hounds in the neighbourhood, the property a.1:1 reldcziee of the Earl of Clanricarde; lately deceasvil. 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