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NUMBER 1273.) KING'S THEATRE. T HIS PRESENT' EVENING, Feb. 3, 1 6 01, will be performed, A CEN TONE, From the most fad a vourite DIVERTISEMENT. ?we of the rrincipe di Tarento; An kftat which will be produced, ter th, first tune,. Comic Opera, Mane set, entitled ROBER I'o L'ASS ASSINO. With Choruses.—. Tho MUMC by Trento Af te r 112.0rehl *LiL be per formed, the new Grand Ballet, called ALZI R F.. Ownpesedby Mr. Rossi. ••• The Grand Serious Opera of II Ritorno di Serce is in r,parasion, and will be speedil produced. • -------- THEATRE•ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING. Feb . 3 . 1807, Their Majesties' Servants evil , I , ie!...:ornedy of 'HE Sir Ant:ainy Absolute, Mr. Dowtun ; Captain Absolute, Mr. Barrrasure ; Faulkland, Mr. Ellnton ; Acres, Mr. Rao ; SS Lucius (Sinitic' Mr. Johnstone. Mr. Malaprop, Mi , s Pope; Julia, Mrs. H ow 9 Siddonsi Lydia Languish, Miss bfeilun ; Lucy, Mrs. Ha l ls. After which, the New Melo-Draina, called, TERELI ; OR. THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ Count TAAL Mr. H. Siddons; Wolf (hi. friend), Mr tmiston; Count Caraffa (the General), Mr eagles. Alcune (the Heroine el Montgata), Mr,. Powell. To-ratorrnw, Fa.t4 Alaroa. or, Mr C ,t1fill; after which, Grit time, a New Ballet, composed by Mr. D'Egsille, called ; or. Jusende liidiwretion. A New OperAtie Piece, in two els, and a New Play, in file Os, are m rehearsal ni...vritE-RoY Al.. • /VEN c-GAR THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 3, 1807, wai be dialed, Shakspea F. re's Play ni THE TMPEST ; . • • • . _ C . ...A, THE ENCHANT} 1.1 ISLAND. rot he rightist Duke of \limn. a Magiciae, Mr. Seintile Prinee Ferdinand of Naples, Mr. C. K rumen M.• sande and Dormda, Prospero% Na Miss Brunusn and MK C K e r i ble; Arial by a Young Lady. To wloo.:h will h added, a New Pantomime. called, HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; UR, THE GOLDEN EGG. Mother Goose, Mr Simmons; Colin, afterward% Harlequin, Mr. King. and Mr. Bologna. Jun.; 'Squire Huioe, afterwards Clown, M. Grimaldi; Cabot Buy (with • Song), Master Smalley ; Colinette, afterwards Columbine, MISI Searle. To-morrow, The MI3 of the World ; with Harlequin mad Mather GUNS ; or, The Golden Egg. Washy the Patronage of His ROM Highness the Duke et YORE. NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY. VARIOUS public Advertisements having appear ed, from time to time, with several of our Names, un authorised by us, end contrary to our wirdtes, the 1011.. sag Notice is givers, In order to prevent any further misapprehen sion or deception We, the uodersigned President, Vice - P r e si d ents, Trea surer, and Life Devemors, of a Society formerly instituted few i the Relief of the Ruptured Poor, think it incumbent on to to decant, that in eoneermenus of our disapprobation of the con duct of some of the Officers and Managers of that Inetitutio.i, we consider ourselves as basin; had no canneeion with the Society (to witch bir John is ..ow said tw be 'free tearer and Mr William TUrnbull, Sullen's), ones the 10th day of Deeerob•7. illan • nut have wo -war ran:id:R."l, or even bees pr i vy as, soy o f than , suenertuent preeeedii.es ; but have 'Mind and sanitioned another Institut.," under the Title of The NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY, oitahli.hed 1205, which, we trust, will be governed by 'Lich pot and hon-ursol , " pita ramles, as will prevent thuse urea i!arisies which comp us, the undersigned, to withdraw frou the refiner institution : and we rely on thst t.ublic end liberal .upport to the New Society, which, on investigation, it may b. tousid tr. merit. (Signed) " 'ILI.E, Presiderat. " VIC& P•1,101101Ti. " M. Gary...hurt, ‘' W Windham " J. Heaviside " Roisert Ilankey " John J hut Arger•Atin Wr. Farquhar. " TOSAAIRIP—J. W.. Adam. •• Lira taus lIIINORS " Homy Hoare " Fanner Wm. Alois ,roe Wolff 1 . W Hall Tisnbrel " Tete south " Alsatian* fenlitsmid a W. Wilberforce " Rebt. Thornton " Barham " Saml. Thornton a S. IJunelm." " Henry Thornton The New Rupture Society is under the immediate Psurorrage of His Royal Highness the Doke nt York, who has condescend ed to express " hit fell conviction et its great public tardily," M Relieving the Poor, of Minh Sexes, 'Muffed with Harmary Complaints and Prot:pies. By adulating &System of F.conienty in the formation and managenterit of a Permanent Fund tier these purpose., a nurolver of Salmerilsers of One of Two Gui neas each, pee annum, may be enabled to administer cruise ktion to theu•ands cf their Fellow Creatures, who would othetwise die miserably, Of live unproStalde members et the Community The Beast of this Charity are extended to all pars of the Kingdom; :insl the Patients in London are attended, grata, by Mr Blair, No. 69, Great Russell-street, Riersoubury. Subscriptions fur the toe of the New Rupture Society are Iwo Mired by the following Snikers ir--Mean. Hoare, Firecwireet; Treasurer to the Instnation • Rinke) , and Co Fenchuveh- Meet ; Fuller, Chotteris, and Co. Lombard street; Ransom and Co. Pall Mall; mid by Mr. John Sawyer, No. 20, Greet St. James street, 4.110iel row, Cellector is the Society of whom may be had, the printed Roles, and a Litt of the Governors. WAR REN's 141:1,1E of ROSES, for the Skin, prepared genuine only by RICHARD ROSSER, who, t convince and prove it to the public, and as a security to them and himself from the encrna•hment. of deccitton and :njustice, WI, before the Lord Mayor, taken the following oath _ " I, Richard Rosser, Perfumer, No. 5, Skinaer.streot, .leeiew•hill, removed from •pprentice, Partner, Sufs.in-13w, and Successor, to the late Richard W. , rten, fr'er (linter, dii make oath to Lie following effeel That the value hle and nutty e‘teemed Article, called, 1 Warren', Milk of Roses; the intim Invention of the said Richard Warren, can on!, be prepired by myself, the said Richard Warren having, the ins year of my nprenticoship (in 1775), imparted to me the *stmt, and to no other ner4on whatever, either in writing m otherwise, and instructed me alone in the art of preparing the said Article; cud winch has been above these twenty-seven years prepared by me, !beheld Rosser, only, and caunin be male or prepared by any ether person whomsoever. I du, therefore, in the above sulerrin manlier, inform the Public In general, that any other person or persons assuming the name of Wa , ren, by calling th.nr Milk of Roes, Warren'. Milk of Roses, are, by rich a false 'venni% guilty of a (rem riapi.ei lion on the Tubse, and an unjustifiable violation of truth. " Sworn at the Mansion-beam:, On. :nit day of Nerd, 1606, before tee, " JAMES iIIAW, 51.,er." " RICHARD RUSSII.R." None is genuine whatever without these woes ell the label: Warfare; Milk of Rocs fur ti o Skin, prepared genuine nuke .by Rienard Rin.,r, and sold be Warren and ref fotnei• Cii.opride), at No. 5, Skinner.street, 81101 , - hilt No. 56,W.irwick-st:cet, Cii , okle.n.,:tuare, and St Jr nee's; at theirSneo, No 6, street. ISstli. !rice Sr. N. and I Is. litttke its 140pugwatt. VICTLIALLIKD-OFFIOE, JAN. $7, 1607. •ftHE COMMISSION 1... AS for ;Palatal/iv [ha ilajesey's N•ty do berth rise Noire, That on 'TUES DAY , the 10th February, they will be ready to receive Traders IVrwine (sealed up), and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be oneweraWe to &sorb s to be produced rid. the Tenders * to be do-Hoerr! in the Original Pack • at. ogee, at the re f frawForty to Fifty Tate re N ,ek, into the ri.lualtia, Store. nt eniefor TIMES. HUNDRED BAGS e KENTISH HOPS, oy the Grurth of the Fear 16' 6, to be anew rotor to Samples to be produced with the Tendons, and to be drlioered -100 Hap in a Fortnight, by Weekly proportions, into the States at Deptford. lOU ditto in a Month, into tho Storm et Portsmouth k and 1(11 ditto ditto ditto, at Plymouth ; And the whole to be paid for by 1141., payable, with Interest. Motto Hoyt eller Dote. The Coviduonte of the Cowreels stay he seen all Secretary% Qffiee. Na regard rill he had to any Torldrr, iw which the Price shall ma he ta,rerd a Words at iroolt, or that thahe not he detteeted to the Mara &fon tbe • rad Tyesdry, the I,th Fehrua-a nest ; sae nukes thr Person who ashes thr Tender, or m aw oa h t o &shay. ostesols, W om. et 'wheat 4:,140il - - - - - DUTY OX P I o tiLATY, 16(4. MAJES'I'Y'S c M OMISSIONERS for 1 2 the MIT %UM of T. 610..,, haulm; •neetead byurtte.n.en that rasp Pe a...a...e5t/hog in the Cittet sr 1....•1 011 1 Novi news ore, .11111 Parts 44/ “COIS. ti alle aegleaed to deliver ifttsonet 01 . thew Propene asst Prlttas /WA* tor 1806, as trim red by the ant Act, hereby etre Notate. iltet vit Towns tat; 0,411 ent,t ter tee4irar their Relents at the 0 fine y the Cesnatissitta ,,, , er ta the Aisestars el tee tespectler District., vial. leurrec.. Lima 1 , -ea. the Date hereof, will It prmecused the Pamir, incurred !tti each Default. Sy Oraer se the Otte ( far Tares, MATTHEW WINTER. , 17, 1607. FI•HE FR'ENUS (1 POI'E'S a re re- B, sportfully informed tee Lottery will draw slain TO. MOR'tOW, 'ben tee imst drawn 'lricket will be entided to f!..,0001 T.eltets and Shares are now !ing in Great variotv, at Popes Cirtunate Office, No. If, Castte.allry, Roy .1 li.xeoßtio , w. -re all Uirentai.d. will be duly attended to with the gre...“t do imteli and fidelity. RICH WHEEL,. TWO Of •• • • SU • 0001. Four of .... 1,0101. One of .... 20,00:al Sa of Tye of SIAM LOT L Eny rro-MORROW, February 4, th e First-drawn 1 Ticket /will be entitled to mut IY THOUS kND POUNDS.—Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn, are now on S. at Mama HAEA'W, BURN E, CO.'S Offce, R,.y .1 Exchange; whine No 44,490, F•rst dtaen in the pre sent Lottery, 20,0201, ; No./3,1311 ; Fir.t.alawn on %twirl's seanight,third day, 10,0001. ; and No. 846, a Prise et 3,0061. on Thursday, the 11th ult ware all sold in Shams. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the Ftnt draws Tided TO-MORROW, rehrosti 4. 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In the British Stage appear, ase utary hint to sariss and manaunt, aad a few critical renszrks on Mr. G, Purrs Mammies. Among other ingenious effusions of the Muse, will be seen some original pieces, by aloaa.4eld, Diwriedv, Helleeas, said matt. 'I - he Linda aid Prosinclal Thiene* airs critically attended to, and the memory of all foreign and domestic events faithfully preserina London Published by Vesnß, &lend, end Shet2es Pedttl. SPENSE L. Rv "114044A1l VV 4 TOld o A. 4f Fellow of roam Cell.Re, a , .d PPoftssot of P•ssui, Ir. tts Univvesity of Oxiurd. A Nov E.d.tlon. London : Pnotel fa and $ .d A y R. Duren, Gracackurah• Rrcct; and Thoruas if., 3, Asa -Mans lir *1 !USW YEAR APIO HOLIDAY - PR!'SE!: I ' S. • Jed Published. 1. THE HISTORY of SCOTLAND. related is I ..tasd.sr Conversation.. by a Father as 1.1 Chihten, dr..suril for the Peru-AA' Youth. Knsbel'ii w • two Fruntispiec", by Brock. By Mrs Elisabeth Mime. 2 void. di bound. 9. &Ark:KINGS R ATiUN AI. 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The Irish Militia Service Bill was brought up from the Commons, and read the first time. • • Th Archbishop of CAN TER3URY moved. That the thanks of the House be giveg to the Lord Bishop of St. David's, for his sermoo, ore.c!.• ed before 'weir Lordships on the 30:11 of Jar.uaiy last, and that he be requ.sted to cause the same to be printed (or the use of the Members of ti e souse."—Tne motion was agreed to accordingly. SLAVE TRADE AROLITION BILL. Lord GREN V ILLE said, that no one wonld re fuse him. in ;twice, to say, that every exertion had been used no his part to bring forward the luestiod of the Abolition rf the African Slav:: "reacN, to .ts early g decision as possible, came...ming the amine discussion which the stilled had already under gone ; nor was he then unprepared to nv , vit the second reading of the Bill, which he had lately had the honour to !rttroduce before their Lordships ; but he felt himself reluEtantly obliged to request the indulgence of a few days longer, in ernislitteoce of the lamented indisposition of two Noble tords, of whose able assistance he wished to avail himself, in the fartlier di.cossion which might telne.place co this Italica. (We understood !um to allude hers to Loris Spencer and Holland.) He would th..rr foreniove,walithe consent of theirLotdship,,•• • rh.t the se;_orld teasing of the Bill be p7.cp-dted to Wednesday neat The Earl of WESTMORELAND t' en prevented a Petiiioa fr .to the Shipowners, Ship-builders. Manufactitters, Merchaiits, and others cordwßed with the Port of London, against the said Bill. His L.orilship lelt the importance of the subjeP, on accrunt of the various interests whirh were involved in the result of the expetted cl•scussion. He trusted that, at all events, the present Petitionors, vintroi interests were so deeply affened, would have no cause to complain of aay hasty or premature reso lution; but that full time and opportunity would be afforded theta to state the grievances they appre hended, in ease this Bill shoug psss into a law. Lord ELDON concorred with the last Noble Lord in deprecating any rash or hasty determin.t. thin, and suggested the piopriely of hearing Come sel against the Bill ; and also of admitting 'itch evi dence as they might be desirous pf htiagtog forward at the Bar of the House. Lord GRENVILLE wished the More to Igo ceed coolly and dispassionately to the ct nsideration of this weighty subject ; he should, therefore, not object to the hearing of such arguments as the P.M. tinners, by themselves or Counsel, might choose to bring forward against this Bill of Alsoli:irm ; at the same time, he was free to say, the, after the to I consideration be had given the subjec:, he was IV t aware of aay evidence that could be brought fol. ward, of sufficient weight, to induce ban to ula - dr .w his motion ; nor, indeed, did he conceive th. t it o .oild lie • •• ". Lordships to confite themselves, in the present stage ot the business, to the hearing of evidence. He would likewise sub mit it to thi it Lotelshios, as petitions had bests pre sented Ircns various descriptions of persons, whore interests might be differently Jetted by this mei.- sure, whether more than one Courtrel should Le permitted to he heard on any one petition or one - cilia of common interest to the dderent classes of petitioners This he suggested, with a view of pee. venting the subject from being unduly protradod, by unnecessary delay. Lord ELDON conenrred in wishing to pivot unaecessary delay ; at the same time, he considered it to be due to the high rank of that House, and this high cc inution in which its proceedings and ;11.ziee were het,d by the pahlic, that the common irs.ge Parliament, with respect to the admission d: nee. should not be wantonly departed from. he wished the House, in this business, to ea op to the dictate. as sound policy, of !ostiee and bausenky. . 5 . ill -41 , • ''' ' " 1. - .--..ir"''''• -,-, ~. '...iblklii•l' '" • • n= .•• - It% - .- 76 -:',. • 1 "Ohl 41. it':• - 4 .:\ • b 7.. .. 1Ar' 1 . ::. Nt :• . )4:ef f ' or 7':', . :4 I 0 , - . ' Cl' ~oe• its rit it oti ... II - 7 . • - e i , . . 40 „,„. ..,_ !ip . -..s 71411 rt ... _.__ ... _ ... _._ _ _ _ _._. _.. ....... _ .. . ..._. .. ... • -4- t---:- TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1807 PP ICE SINPPBCE. _ _ - _ - -*II'. _ _ • _ .. _.___ ____ ------ _ _ , This day are published, in Cr:ion Wars, Volumes 111 and •:• 'IAL AONEY ADDRESS. VICTLIALLIO , ID-OFFICE, JAN. 6 7 , 1607 . IV. in boards, of GEN EMAN pledges himself to adear ce - )7 * •YIHE COMMISSION';.....LS for Vida's/ling His L ECTUR ES delivered in the Parish Church of i L'A Money to expednio .sly, semorly, sod delicately, as to A ilajesty's Navy do berth lime Swine, Thal oft rt:Y.S. Wakefield, in the year 1802, en that part of the Li. CYIIaCP that toe 0. 0, , , ii1y ascribed to Mon 4-Dealars o not ow DAY. the 10th February, they toitt be mate to receive Triden . [orgy of the Church of England contained in the Morning pheable to every us- :an intros,/ sodt con•ince the Appi.- i IVeutat (seated ap), and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS Prover. By THOMAS ROOFRS, MA. I cant th.t this Addiesa d ',ores the attention it claim., avd of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be asuesesalste to &opts to be Molter of the Granites , School, tifternooe Leourer of Saint that the Ile.inest of thine OrP.c sii coo-lir/9M try a Prom Era, prohreed with the Tenders, to be Orliverrel ix the Oriesoal Pock- John's, anti,Sunday Evening Lecturer of the Parish C.. etch above th" 11,,,narY standard 4 'p. -uoiaq 1 •1 0110 ,..s. ups, at the ear al . fraasYorty to F.lty TOlst per Sleek, late the so Wakefield. Anly nr not- , p 0.4 ~all, to the Disectors of the I)isenunt 11 . 1 .allta, Smee• at Motti'd t 061 ..1 ., * TII"E 11 ,US D . R . E , ~1 3 Printed for tAngtrall. Horst. Bees, and Ornia, Paternoster- Ol7r e. 4.. 11, bargarasoneet, Cavendish squeor • i or ~.. No BAGS e KENTISH HOPS, el the with of ii , e I.l °T ''' '' row; and John Hurst, Wakefield. 9, Bahg-lane,Bow-lesii, Cheepaidr. lied se be sour rotor to &maples to be predi.eett with the Tentless, arid Of whom may be hart, -----i--- • to be (Miami— A new Edition of the Island 21 Volumes of the at.weWtrit. T4is day aro paddaslaid,edecratly printed, in two volume., era 100 Bads in a Fortnight, by Weekly proportions, into the pricq 12s. or the whole complete in 4 Volumes, price II 4s. mice 14s, words, Sheet at Deetiotd. in hoards. OBSERVATIONS on the FAIRY QUEEN _ . ... WHOLE TICKETS R ICH ARDSON. GOODLUCK, and CO. re a% spectra, acquaint those who wish to adventure foe the entire 30,0001. POlll, the First Dr iwn Ticket TO-MOR ROW Morning, that they have a few Dndrawn Tickets left for Sale at their 4)ffices, corner of Rank Raiidiuti, and facing the Gate it the Ring's Mew!, Chaii.tigcroia As the White Ticket. are extreniely %VW (m ny Offices hiving none left), an tirimedi.te application is necessary to prcrent disAppotittment. fads Shit: tilde Wllea- Priem 2....Pfiaes *f. . L. 30,003 Ticket L lll 16 0 9J,000 Half... ..... 10 16 0 2 1,00 2 15 6 6 STATE LOTTERY. THE RICHES!' WHEEL EVER KNOWN. FIKSI%DRAWN TICKET, TOMORROW, February 4, erdi be iltitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. State of the VI heel. 2 1 2 4 7 &e. Re. ire. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket L 2l IN. Hall Llita 0' Itighth. CLiarre• 5 10 0 Iliicteentli 1 8 0 The only Capital Nees already Drawn, in the preeeat Lottery, are— Ma 94,490 L 20,r 2o 21,195 23,815 114 S AM ell Said In Shares THIRTY THOUSAND POUND% VCR FHE Flits r- Dlt AWN TO-AIORROW ! ! *I BRANSCOMB and CO. Proprietors of the . Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn, N. a 7. Cern bill, and No. 311, Haymarket, recommend an nmnediate 111.11C11/IM/ in the present GR AND STATE LOTTERY, which manta:no more Capita! Phan than were ever known, with 39,00e1. fee the Few-drawn Ticket TO-MORROW, Feb. 4, and beg leave to offer to the poblic attention the fol lowing greet success that has attended those numbers -old by them in the Lotteries for Isos sad 1006, tench were divided in :67 different Shares of Caentsi Prises, rarely, No. 12,719 a Prize of :moot. Nu 4.077 a Prise of 5,030; 1.7 5 7 to,Olvi. 11,471 -- r,,0 u;. %ma -- ?0,0201. 17,910 2,0001- 11,642 20,001 16,801 1,0001 9,419 20.0001. 114,699 -iie 1.60.11 456 20,0001. 17,471 .-- 1,0001. 13,747 111,0001 0,790 I,oobl. Likes's., Twelve hies o 2001. &s. dm and where 'r 14.:6t1'4 lad SHARES are new Wan. Irwin* medium. I RICH WHEEL. 1.... Prises 0f... 1.. 4.r,1141 1 11.. . Prime 0f....L1, 0 0 0 0 1. 1.. SWIF r and CO. Nn. 11, Pnultry, an 4 No. 19, Cnarir•Croas, have ea Sale Tickets an 4 Shares, war rantAd [lndrawn TO MORROW. February 4, will S. the Fifth Day of Diming, wh.n ,11.. First-drawn Ticket will receive THIRTY THOUSAND ruumus, over and above. any other Pnaa that Riot, lac drawn stains , it. ,