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BLOOMSBURY AND INNS OF COURT ASSOCIATION. AT a numerous Meeting of the Members of this Association, RRSOLVED, 'Dias tilli Meeting do adjourn until Tuasnar at next, Two u'Cmci in the Afternoon prcligely, a; this Place, when the Attendance of all the Membarg of the /Vigo , . cation ii must pa:Licularlr requeitt%l. SAM. C. CUX, CHAIRMAN. taring re-elrt.4 the most utiqualifietl Applat.e, b r very weeded Awbevteet, every Evening last Week, will be re pseud this Evening, May 16, and fise following Eva tog Also the New Danre of _ _ HI.ACK AND WIIITE, (being the list Week it will he performed.) The PATAGONIAN SAMPSON will al.° perform, And the flarletiiiiilarle of FIRE AND SPIRIT, will cowhide the Entertaititnotti. This day is published, Volume the Seventh, price 11. ris. A SIATIC RESEARCHES ; or, Traniaaions of *l4. Sac id. y iirit•tur firngitl, for enquiriug into the 11...tivry and Antiquities, the .Arts, SciLnces, and Literature of Asia. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, May 14. and .4 tt.t: primed at the Ifircarrah.Pren, and sold by Payne (Saace,.sors to Mr. Elmsly) No. 87, Strand Downing-street, May 9, 1803. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint Major General David Douglas \Vemyss, to be Commander of all his Majesty's Land Forces serving in the Island of Ceylon. EDWARD AND SUSAN will also be performed, in consequence of the many Applica tions made .fo• Places, from the Advertisement of its bodig wohdcawn; but it cannut porsibly be performed after this Week. RED RIDINGHOOD will positively br produced on Mn day, May *23 —A New Harlequinade, mile , ' GOODY TWt SHOES, or I larlequin Alabaster, on WhitMonday.—A New superb Military Spectacle, is also in preparation. Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to be early in their Application for Plac.ss, t,, plevent irliutprointmesit. D 414,4 opined at ILlf-pa-t Five, and begin llaltpAst Six. Boxes, 4;.—P.t, et.—Gallerv, Is. WITH WINE ONLY ONE SHILLING PER PINT. 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By ‘/11.1,riAINei WITTMAN, M.D. Of Vie Royal Artillary. Surgeon to the. Mission, and upwards of two Y.:itirs Physician to the Grand Viziar and the prin ci'stl Officers of the Turkish Army. Printyil fur R. Pliti.Lirs, No. '7l, St. Paul's Church-yard. TO SPORTSMEN. In the Pre.s, and speedily will be puhlis:ted, IkTREATISE on the ART of SHOOTING; Management,. 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