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72111 NE w THEATRE ROYAL , COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 14, 1810, will b acted Shakespeare's Historical Play of I;.:N.G HENRY THE FOURTH, PART I. Herr! the Fourth, King f England, Mi. MURRAY. Frince of Wales, o Mr. C. KEMBLI. Sir John Falstaff, Mr. COOKE. ' • • Horspur,vMr; KEMBLE: • perty, Miss BRIS TOW ; Hostess, 'Mrs:DAVENPORT.. 'fp which will be added the Musical Farce of pAUL AND VIRGINIA. Tropic, Mr. BELLAIVIY ; 1, Mr. INCLEDON ; Dominique, Mr. SIMMONS; virginia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; " Jacinths, Mrs. LISTON. • lqat •Week. —No Performarfce. , wer g aw k, King Richard the Third ; with Harlequin On Ir• pfalsr. To - PROPRIETORS -OF EAS lANDIA . STOCK. Wits AND Gas-rbassztv, it yE b eg leaye to pffer.you our grateful acknow: VV 'tartans for the honour.,.you have conferred Qu os, by tecriag re 4 vi into the Direction.. . Tho ing that the Proprietors witiver.find us dimaniN of the . . t...iro. they hase'reposed in its, N e have the honour to he, with great reeilect, - • Ladies and Gentlemen, Ycur mos; obedient, and very.hunible seriants, JACOB BOSANQUET, JOSEPH COTTON, EDWARD . PARRY, THOMAS - REID; ROBER . P . THORNTON. 1;4 India Hose, .9pril Isio. 'lO IHE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • lAM anxious to take 'de earlie s topportunity of re taming my most since re Thanks for that Zecided proof of your t o! opinion, which you hive been pleased to bestow upon me. It was under your peculiar encouragement, that I became, wo od time, a Candidate for a Seat in the East India Direction; from the commencement of my canvass to the close of the )31..t, I have experienced from you the utmost kindness, and the m ost distinguished support. These circumstances have made a dep improsion upon my. mind ; and I shalt endeavour to con nect you that they have done so, by faithfully discharging the kraut duties of that honourable situation, to which you have ni.cd roe. I am, Ladle:, and Gentlemen, With great respect, Your most obliged and obedient humble servant Surd, April 12, 1 810 . RICHARD TWININO. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Shemrd-street, Golden-square, and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that unmplishment, or have not the modern style. AL LE N'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those 10 idiom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable regal ,,for g enteel society expeditiously, privately, =die a superior_ e T le of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private 11.^:lirg may learn at a small expellee, with a respectable set of on the public teaching evenings. Profeisots of dancing irglit the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of ot profcs,ion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. SILL: STOCKINGS —Selling of uncommonly (bra?, at No. 52, Cbeapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds dlionery, Mee. Flannels, Drawers, Ladies' Dresses, all In one, &t. Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a lt d: advantage by an early inspection of these articles. A Tian try of sr: ice or black silk, Si. the bes.Vtluality equalli cheap ; stocking', at is. per pair ; very fine, is. 6d. super, :1. ; brown cotton, for boots, is. 91. 'fine ribbed cotton 2 s. d.; I strict; of gloves, from 10 d. per pair ; and ether fashionable archlki, too numerous to mention. - 6 , s Host • piebe to observe, they are at . RADFOR ery Ware- Love, No. 52, Cheapside, near Bew Church. • TO.BOOKBELLERS. • AYOUNG MAN, brought up to the Bookselling Trade, and able to command front £l5OO to £ 2OOO, nay ltarn th e ' particulars of an opening in h prime part of London, by , sling his real name, address, and other particulars (post yid) to A. M. N. at the Bar of the London Coffee-home, Lud ptmbilL EYTON, late Partner with the deceased Sir JAMES BRANSCOM a, has the pleasure of announcing to his Friends ztJ the Public, the lottery which draws the Rth of JUNE, gifts the greatest chance to the Adventurer for so small a risk : Four Mtn alleles, one Hundred in each Packet, are to be given by the Contractors to the fortunate Holders of the first-drawn Me above £l5, when a Ticket may gain upwards of £lOO,OOO, rad Sbares in proportion. - Er lON has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets : Vo. 7,081, producing nearly £4OOO, and Nn. 3,618, producing d.-1,7045 sold In Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the teptc;;ve 1 lolders, who received for each Sixteenth — £1,547 .16s. Sd. FTION solicits a continuance of the public favours at his Lucky Office, No. 2,.Cornhill, near the hlans!on-House. .\.NISCOMIi a nd CO: - No. 37, CORNHILL ; N o, B - .1 , . 3S, LiAVAARKET; No. 11, Homo:tax ; and No. 269, tirtsNo. With their usual good fortune, Sold in last Lottery, i 2 7S S!:art S., ;().". 3 ,734 ..; ... .£BO,OOO In pievions Lottery : ori No. 9., 6t 8 .. ... £ 20,000 5,00 383 ... 1, 000 sif 50 ... is ... 2,500 sof 500 ..... is ... 1,500 ! , .ing S!lares of almost every apital tltere.in ; besides in last itar (IGn9), Six of (20,000, and Capitals to-the Amount of 509.50,000, Are r.nri selling Tickets and Shares itt the New Lottery', to be 11r.mn sth'IUNE, in which the:e are Four Grind Prizes of 100 i I . c . krt each, which may produce to a Ticket £lOO,OOO ; aad to 1,454 ... ... Six:err.; upwards of 1426,000 The l'"blic will pleace to observe, BRANSCONIB and Co. t.,11 tl t. fret and last of Prizes so giver, which produced to the fortmr:te Holders 1:361,000 ; the first £30,000; the last £25,000, an esi 140,000 Prize ever Shared. SWIFT and Ce, R ESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they have on 8. 1 . e, the Tickets and Shares of the NEW LOTTER.Y, w'll li , z7in and finish Drawing on tbe eel JUN& The is on the same approved Principle as the last, oldy Low Numbers, with £2:)0,0 6 .0 in Prizes, among which are FORTY CAPI" fAl.s In 4kidiiion to thtse, the Public are presented with Four EXTRA PRIZI.S• eTickets, four of a Number, by whici) the Adventurer buts tEe Chance of gaining Four Prizes of £2'),0410, by the PurcLasz of a i".7.1e Ticket. The following Capital Prizes have-been Shared and Sold at their Offices, No. 11, Poultry; No. 11, Charing Cross; and No. 31, Aldgate High-street. 6 .' 741 ••• ... £20,000 4,099 .. £ 5 , 060 ••• ••• 20,000 12,015 5,0 00 ••• ••• 20,000 '2ll ... 5 A' O 20,000 19,247 .• • •• • 50 00 9,364••• ••• 10,000 11,599 ... . • 5 • 000 154 ••• ••• 10,000 20,439 ... ..• 5,000 6 10,000 7,951 ... •• • 5,000 2 7, 1 , v 2 ••• ... 10,000 19,556 .. ••• • • 5 , 0e0 iT.:I •• • ••• 10,006 15,984 •• . • .• • ... 2,000 ••• •• • o,eoo 18,112 ... •• 2 9 00 ° ••• 90952 •• . 10,000 11,199 ... ••• ••• 2 1 000 ••• ••• 10,000 17,281 ..• •• . ••• 2 0 00 ;" 95 ••• ••• 10,000 753 ... ••• •• • 2 9 000 ••• ••• lO,OOO Thee of the Capitals were Shai the last and'Sold at their Offices im ttery. . • • Mi l 11# s • / 41‘ 1 1 1 , V t t ) ) • • FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1810, • This day were published, price Ss. sewed, P RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the NA TURE and CURE of S'CRICTURES in the URETHRA. 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I " A eornpettlitt knowltdrrottlirlaw - 3 - oribat country in which we live. is the proper accomplishment for every Gentleman and Scholar."--Loan BACON. London Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside ; and sold by Wm. Allason, No. 31, New Bond-stteet ; and all Booksellers. Where may be had, in one volume, price 45. 63. Enfield on tke Wealth of Nations and Political Economy, This day was published. price ss. boards, the CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR fur the Year 1810. _ Containing an account of the Origin, Laws, Customs, Cere- j monies, Honours, Prizes, Exhibitions, Scholarships, &c. of the University; with a correct list of its Members, the Patronage of each Collego, and the present Incumbents. To which (by permission) is added the Form of proceeding to the degree of B.A. and the Problems used on that occasion in the Senate House in * January last. Printed for J. Deighton, Cambridge ;sold in London by Longman & Co. Patnrooster-row ; Hatchard, Piccalilly ; and Parker, Oztord. 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It Is presumed the above will be an eligible purchase for one or more young Men wishing to commence business, the connection being very extensive and of the first respectability. ToWHEELWRIGHTS, TIMBER ant I'OWN CARRIERS, FARMERS, &c. &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BATTEN, On Sattirday, April 14, !sin, at Eleven o'Clock, at his Majesty's Cavalry Barracks at Croydon, ONE Hundred. and Fifteen strong, well-built COMMISSARIAT BREAD WAGGONS, with Covers, Iton Axletrees, &c. c omplete.—The above Waggons are well worth the attention of Wheelwrights, Farmers, Carriers, Stable- Keepers, &c.—To l'e viewed preceding the Sale. FREEHOLD HOUSES and WHARF, GRAVESEND, KENT. To be SOLD to the best Bidder, before AS EL MOYSLY, Esq. The Deputy Remembrancer of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, at the Falcon Inn, Gravesend, on Thursday, the 19th of April instant, at Twelve o'Clock, at Noon, TWO substantial Brick MESSUAGES or TENE. TENT'S, (lately converted into one Mrsauage) on the North side of the West Street in Gravesend, with the Work shop, Yard and Wharf behind the same, in the occupation of Mr, William Adams, Shipwright, late the property of Joseph Shaw, Esq. deceased. Further particulars may be had of H. Leggatt, Esq. Craven street, Strand; 'William Leake, Esq. Sackville-street, Piccadilly; at the Falcon ;at Graveknd ; and at the Chambers of the Deputy Remembrancer, in the Exchequer Office, Inner Temple, 1 Loudon. FREEHOLDS.—EPSOM and GUII.DFORD, SURRY. To be SOLD in Lots, To the best Bidden, before Abel Moysey, Esq the Deputy Re- Meinbrancer of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, on Satur day the 21st, ;WI Monday the 23d days of April instant, at Epsom and Guilt ford respectively, SHE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, late the property of Joseph Shaw, Esq. deceased, viz :—An acre of land in Stoney Land Shot, and an acre of land in Mackerall's Shot, in Woodcote Common Field, in Epsom ; an acre and an half of land in the Shot above the Worple, and half an acre of land in Mead Furlong Shots In Epsom Common Field. All in the occupation of Joseph Valentina Grimstead, Esq. as tenant at Will. A Parcel of ground, and dissenting Meeting-house thereon, in Church-street, Epsom, and a Messuage with a Shop, Garden, and Appurtenances on the North side of the High-street, in the Town of Guildford, in the occupation of Mr. James Hooker, Currier. The Premises iu Epsom will be sold at the Spread Eagle Inn, Epsom, on Saturday 2lst of April instant, at 12 o'clock at Noon; and the House at Guildford will be sold at the White Hart Inn, Guildford, on Monday 93d April instant, at the same hour. Particulars may be had of H. Leggatt, Esq. Craven-street, Strand; of Wm. Leake, Esq. Sack ville-street, Piccadilly; of Mr. John Scott, Grocer, Epsom; at the above Inns; and at the Chambers of the Deputy Remembrancer, in the Exchequer Office, Inner. Temple, London. MONEY. *MESS —RS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tens poraty of permanent sums of money, that they can at all times advance any sum front 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal or any other security arising front Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Clergymcns' Livings, er Freehold, Copykold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms. — Personal application Messrs. 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The Author has attempted a scientific exposition of the various i causes which facilitate the diffusion of the Venereal Poh:on, with a hope to check the propagation of an insidious disease, peculiarly fatal to the health and prosperity of human kind ; anti, to point out the means by which its effects may be averted, in language adapted to general comprehension ; yet, with perfect deference to delicacy and decorum. • . I .ondon t Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patemos. ter-row; Callum. Crown-court, Soho; am! Cox, Borough. • his: published, in uc avo, price es. ATREATISE upon the ART of FLYING, by MECHANICAL MEANS alone, with a Section and Plan of a Plyirg Car NOlth Wings to it. By TM UV; NVAI.I:ER, Portrait Painter, Hull. There be there things which are too wonderful for me, yea four winch 1 know .not : S o lon yof an eagle in the air,"&C. on, Proverbs, chap. 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Lord Grenville and Dr. Duigcnan, on the Claims of the Catholics—ll. Sir W. Drum mond and Mr Walpole's Herculanensia—lll. Wallace; or, the Fight of Falkirk—lV. Gardmce—Voyage dans la Porte—V. Sir Brooke Boothby's Fables and Satires—Vl. Sir Francis D'lvernois on the Continental Blockade—V[l. Dentr,:casteaux—Voyage ala Recherche de la Perouse—Vlll. Sidney Smith's Sermon before the Archbishop of York—lX. Peyrard—Ouvres d'Architnetle— X. Sir Phillip Francis and Ricardo on Bank Notes and Bullion— XI. Leroy de Flagis--Etat de Russie—XlCHerbert Marsh's Lee tures—XllL Euripides--Troades, et Pheenhsa, a Burgess—X IV. Churton's Life of Dean Nowell—XV. Thornton's Present State of Tukey—XVl. Memoirs de la Copterse de Lichtenatt— XVII. r Voyage to Cochin China—XYlllm. Clarke and M•Arthur's Life of Lord Nelson. Printed for Jo4n Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London ; and soil ahe by every other bnobsell.s in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 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