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( -331. 2! - 1 AVELE'HI THEATII; E, STRAND. rO.MORROW , SATURDAY,. Nay w ill b e m ooted an Entertaintnent, in Three PArts TRIFLES LLIGHTAssAnt!, ent it led Tbe Author of which hopes he is not detracting front Its ktmet i o n, when be honestly confesses that it i, nut entirely g,„., be basing, in the First I'art, attempted, noir and then, . 0 k e ep t he Mirth (die, by the introductiun of a few dead !oblteries. fart I. Mr. WILKINSON will commence the Eu:tertain an Anneals, *shish,it , is not very long, amt by prve ntiii,t. ; is lv,perl win b.e favourably receivesL_Parental Tender- Granclinmlier's Gifts, but they go for Nothing.— My Grandmother's Advice."—lNlr. Pompous, Signs ei Contentment; Mr. Dismal, Signs of Disappointment; Amity for Oae's Family ; Comfortable Calculations ; Danger:: eta Safety Coach ; Parish Meetings; All fee eb e Goud I)unot the " Tile Churchwarden's Dinner."--Justice ny :tad l‘lan Giles; Au oeal Place fur a Man's Dearing; clever Child and the e ve s ; oot ; Degeneration of Mankind Ns Honour among Th Delivery of a Message ; The N'a iation of a Word or TwO of no Importance; An unwelcome Visitor ; • Miseries d LifN--SOng, 0 A r Chapter of Aeddents." When I m se ghts of an Election; Wonders of a !ledge;liog ; was a Bay.—Seng; "'flue Election. „ Part 11. Arrival in Town ; Change• of Profession ; The Vorderfal Ilan; Free and Rosy; Giblet Soup--Song, " Mrs. to a Playhouse; Liberality of Theatrical 31. t. risers; A few old Friends; Female Delicacy; A shrewd Critic; A Cockney's Voyage.—Song, " A Trip to Richmond." ConEned Notions of Liberty ; 'Virtue its own Reward ; Mrs. Wit; The Poet; Noble Sentiments; Patent Shower Baths; Lawny and Idave.—Song, " 0 Mighty Love."— Mr. Muggs; t rt aes of an espreotive Countenance; Cou.termonger's Court ship; 'Ds Edutation fat,ms the common Mind.--Song, " Hyde p ar k on a Sunday."—An sgreeabk Party; Mr. Lollypop; Suc...dalwarAtr an Eye to the IYamages; Mendel' :Herr'. e nt; 'flue Finale " The Pleasures of Society.' Part 111. By Mr. ' ,TOXIN REEVE--BACLIELOR'S roma:NIS; or, Ike Swar.xs of a Faxn.v!—Characters Perwaitied :—llollyhock, a Gardener, always Drinking, and wa ys pry.—Bong, " 'Tis a Folly to talk of Life's Teoubles." blr.Frian, an mold Bachelor, with a Moderate sized Family ; Will Whirligig, a Lawyer's Clerk, fond of sharp Practice; Miss Dentate, an old Lady, with yoveg Ideas; Mons.. La Trip, a French Singing Master. with no mean Opinion of his c.va Taknt.—lixtravagauza , " First yid tie Grace Extraordi rjje composed by Mr. Graeae B. lizasiwz.--Captain Wm- Er, extremely fond of Fighting. his Conversation; ' Mr. hide, a warns Man, with a cold Constitution ; Silas Semira Stasi:ire, a young Lady with a Romance in her Hand, and a Lover in her Heart • Charley, a Boy from School, with many little interesting P'r'opensities; Child in i Cradle, not yet Christened. The whole to conclude with Mr. J. REEVS's admired IMITATIONS of the princi;vl London Performances. The Songs will be accompanied, and the Rondos per firraell between the Parts, iiy Mr. Hows.aswa. Box, 4.. Pit, 2s. Gallery, to—Doors open at Ihlf-past Seven, ad begin at Eight o'Clock. ALL OVER NEXT THURSDAY!!I IS I generally has something particular, to notiec I/ relative to the Great Leek', attending purchasers at Lis 41Sees,_and this Lotte ry he has to boast what r ever • wis done 1 hcfure by any Office keeper (himself included), ftw..he 'actually told the immrtne number 4lll Twen&y...un. SZ.o.sit4ll ). ail iu One . Day ! and as the Wheel still contains • .„ TWo Money PVises.nf #:20,000 • ' • • Two. ....... 1,000 Four... ... . 500 AND SIXTEEN MEIER CAPITALS!• • All of which must be deawn l NEFr `run ItSDAY, a great 311 e may bee:paned ; and DISH hopes and espects ou that - Day to acid greatly tathe.already splendid List of Capitals Soldliii hips. • .• Unlrawn Tickets and Shares are do S a f e at BISf-Fr, Ofires, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross. , The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against IBISH .01ce in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the fluctuatlyms. GRAND LAST DAY, NEXT THURSDAY. lani .1. SIVEWRIGHT beg to inform the Pub-- •1• lic that the Tickets and Shares of the present Lottery. amon Sale, warranted undrawn, at their Fortun ate Offices, "57, ' CuanitiLt ; I 58, HAYMARKET, Corner of i 1 , 110LSORN ; Coventry-street. NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 4, lithe Last and ouly Day of Drawing. The Wheel contains 2 ... of ... £20,000 I 4 ... of .. .. £5OO 2 1,000 1 16 Bides numerous other Prizes of £lOO, £5O, £25, Scc. the mole of which must be drawn- the Bth Mar. J. and J. S IVEWILI6 HT Ohl SevenCiapital Pr izekin Shares, da First Day of the Present, also No. 1,467, a Prize of £16,000 hike Last Lottery, and No. 14,515, a Prize of £lO,OOO, be cies many other Capitals, in January last. NOGG'S EDITION OF PATERSON'S ROADS. Dedicated, by permission, to his Maaesxy. IL day was published, in Svn. with an entirely new Set of ETs, ;nice I us. board: or half-bound, with parchment back, I6s. 6d. the Sixteenth Edition of PA'rERSON'S ILOADS OF ENGLAND . AND WALES and the SOUTHERN PART of SCOTLAND. 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ENGLAND, trading to ne EAST INDIES, do heregy give Notice, That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said Com pany wilt be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, oa WEDNESDAY, the 14th May next, at Eleven o'Clock iu the Forenoon, for the purpose of 'laying before the Proprietors, for their avprobation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 9th instant, granting the aunt of (C 60,000) Sixty Thousand Pounds per Annum to his Majesty's Government, with a view of relieving the Finances of the Country from the charge in curred for Retiring Pay, Pensions, &c. on account of that part of his Majesty's Forces which is maintained in the East Indies, from the 30th Apt 11,11122; to be paid out of the Territorial Re venues of India on account of all Retiring Pay, Pensions, Etc. granted, or that may be hereafter granted, in respect of his Ma jesty's Forces serving in the East Indies. Copy of the said Resolution now lies open at this House for the perusal of the Proprietors. • . ~-The Court of Dir e ctors d o a l so g iv e noti ce , That the said Ge -natal Court is further nude Special, for the purpose of submit ting for confirmation the - Resolution of the General Court of the 10th Marcts, approving the Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 18th December last, granting to Major James Rivett Carnac, of the Madras E s t a bli s h me nt, th e s um of (30,000) Thirty Thousand Bombay Rupees, at the rate of 2s. 3d. per Rupee, nyon the grounds therein stated., The Report required by the Bye Law, cap. 6, see. 20, toge ther with the Documents upon which the said Resolution has been formed, are open fur the inspection of the Proprietors at this House. • JOSEPH DART, Secretary. . 41DMIRALTY-OFFICE, tillth April, 1823.. lI . EFEIt AIN the Notice from this Office, dated lit the:slsdt 7tute, 182l,telative to the reception of Chrono meters in,a Depot opened at the Royal ObservatOry, at Green wich ; the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty hereby make !cirotrn, that afta'a eonsidexation.of the rates of the Chronotue toes which have been compared for twelve months at the , Royal Observatory (including the time that several of diem were sent to else Island of Madeira), their Lot dships have, with - the advice of the Board of Longitude, ordered the Chronometer of Mr. Rat-' aaun, number 957, to be purchased at the first preadtim price of three hundred pounds; and the• Chronometer of Mr. Pawlitma , TON, number 154, to be purchased as thi second premium Price ef two hundred pounds. • • ' • . /tnd fheir Loedsbips farther make known, that the following Rules wild. Regulatipas,mill, during the present year, and until' farther notice; 'be'observeci'in comparing the rates of the Chro nitizeters•-deposited.tiponcrial at the goys!. Observatory, and in assigning:the, premiums for the chronometers which shall have kept the best and the second best time, viz.., "'The mean of the daily rates for each month in the year shall be separately computed, and the difference between the greatest and least of these mean rates being taken for each Chronometer, this difference shall be doubled,, and added to the mean monthly variation, that 15,.t0 the mean difference of the greatest and least daily rates in each month ; and the eseellence of the Chrono meter shall be determined by tha smallness of this sum ; but no Chronometer shall have a claim to the first Prize if it exceed adz seconds, nor to the second if it. ezceed ten." J. W. CRO r E rt. Ou -Wednesday next, the 7th instant, will be published, • In foolscap Bvo. F ABLE S FOIL THE HOLY ALLIANCE, RHYMES on the ROAD, &c. &c. By THOMAS BROWN, tie Younger. Secretary of the i'oco-curantc Society, and Author of the Fudge Family and the Twopenny Post-bag. Printed for Longman, Jiurst, Rees, Ovine, and Brown, London. . . whom may be had, The Funds FAMILY in Pans; Ninth Edition, foolscap Bvo. 7. 6d. This day was publidWd, • In Three Volumes t2mo. price sel. is. boards, T HE KING OF Tilt: PEAK. A ROMANCE. By the Author of" the CAVALIER," &c. " The truth is, I have a plot for you." Cutter of Coleman-street. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, London. •Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The C&v&UER, a Romance. In three volumes 12mo. it. is. boards. MALPAS; or, Le Poursuivant d'Amour. A Romance. In three volumes 12mo. price U. is. boards. This day were published, in Bye. price 18s.. bonds, MEMOIRS ci a CAPTIVITY among the IN-° MANS of NORTH AMERICA, from Childhiond to the Age of Nineteen. With Anecdotes descriptive of their Man ners and. Customs, and some Account of the_Soit, Climate, and vegetable Productions of the Territory wester ard of the Mi;- sissippi. By JOIN D. HUNTER. • • • Printed for Longman, Ilurst,.Rees, Orme, and Proton, London. • " For Mr. Hunter, whom we have bad the pleasure of diet ing In company, ft Is Inspiosible hot to entertain...dap interest ; and a history more calculated to attract the Public—has not, in, our opinion, been given since De Pot made - Alexander Silkirk his o*n, under the fiction of Robinson Crusoe."-s—Lit. Gazette., This day were published, In Two Vols. 12mo. price Ms:boards,- • TALES OF OLD MILJEFFERSON, of 'GRAY'S Ism—Collected by Young Mr... Jefferson, of Lyou's Inn. . The First Sales. _ Si cult semperque licebit - Parcere personis, dicere de vitiis. Printed for G. and W. 13. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. . • This day was published, • • In Two Vols. crown Eivo. price 20s. boards, ERALDIC ANOMALIES; or, hank 1-11. sien in .our Orders of Precedence. With Disquisitions, Moral, Philosophical, and Historical, on all the existing Orders of Society. BY IT MATTERS NOT WHO. Ornrie tulit puncttnn qui miscuit utile dulci Lectorem delectando pariterque monendo.—Honacs. Printed for G. and W.. R. Whittaker, Aye-Maria-lane. V!!9111 7 1.....157'-INDI.I HOUSE, April 30, 1825. 'VHF. COURTof DIRECTOI?S glare UNITED COMMA Y of IfERCH.AATSof ENGLAND, trading to•Cie E.IST-LN PIES, do hcrel:y That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, at any time on or before • IVEDNES DAY, the 25th of June next, from any . l'erson or Persons who may be willing to Build, either in the River Thames, or at an Outport in England or Wares,' a Sll IP or SHIPS, of about 1300 Tons burruen, to be Let on Freight fur the said Company's Service, for Six Voyages cer.l tain, specifying, in one item, a permanent Peace Freight for each of the suit! Six Voyages. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to he severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at this House, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 25th of June nest; beyond which hour no Tender will he received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The particulars of the principal Dimensions and Scantlings' of the Ships, an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of tin.- Charter Party fur each Voyage, as an outline, together with ' the other Terms and Cottlitiona upon which .the Ships are to be tettdered, built, and employed in the CoMpany's Service, may be had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Conunittee of Shipping, on or after Tatursdai, the 15th day of May next. ; .