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• le. But, per. e Government lime still suffi front their de- Muth, be able, hii4t,und finally ich is prepared to wilds that the 1 in a struggle r. They are a oliportunity Iv likely to wake tend the arms,, .ct, however, I be most ham 3CHT HONIUIft WOKE ; DATE. 'ortugel. I wish litical opinion. ons Ma to I, e deterismt for country in tint ranee to Portu- to Ise already Marv. lf, how. ull me respect , awl the iurntli , t should say, hitherto seen, shed for a mil.. they have been r country oven patty ; and in living in open arms or hoi.es, feller or escape. 11r1111 have been 'moth; thscilo over to take an eneh Veen aide le of this comb ed to the party the extremities re hireu euablvd grit. of the dispoid ire's) to he pos terinined spirit, .at of the 11.%':f.s rral defence of riduallr to trea tise direeticii of istauce a• Eng. Irish and to pr.' % ent this extremity. etiog with this to be of greater elves effectircly tit, nc you oh truth, tin! may Spain sat their to recover from have no doubt ; re resoluteoind 'tried to perish t least. set the which the ruling tales iu Europe !elective; but I ion, in this as wtened to with .ch into Spain. ring the Cili a I , ea which w ild We have i w .n, upon which ifurceinents are ; and the addi re very mulch, I hiug which the t by that time. in arms against from the Pyre s great delay in which were pro wren sent, would normons force. ice to the con late than usual, up of Carosbonn the Lady of GI a mil, Holleum, J. Q. to Lucy, secuLd n•street r 11,driAii .mitotend, of that atighter of the Isis Pestinirturd, in the asq. of be Stamp• a the Close, Lich• eacoe of Derby, floor in theca:ho pe. Constantine, .1 Do. ie Deeby.h.rc, tight Megieleelle. RDAY.___ .... 66L 671 .. 611 11.1 • • • • • 6 0 1 . s-16 114,1 ♦ k 11 16 prcm. If 14 prem. rhai 41. loth. Ikukse, 9, Charing-cress. d. ieop Prim. IL 6d. 10 431. pd. a tits. to *es. ed. t4l shed at the Ollcr 4 rb, Stroud, by 3. r. th row alp eMsaMd ta NUM BRA 11)35 . DRURY-LAN E COMPANY. CY Pertniasion, and under thy sanction, of the Kitt Non. the Lord Chansiscriaiu. THE LYCEUM STRAND. IrIS PRESENT EVENING, April 2f.t, mo% with *he (-foment and approbation of the Pro. Truelove of the late Theatre-Royal, Drury- Law, Their Ma yvties' Servants rill set a new Comedy, ill five arts, rabid GRIEVING'S A FOLLY. • The Chi Losers, by Mr. Siddon., Mr. Dow ton, Mr line citter, Mt ..lohnettior, Mr. Mathew., Mr. D e (* a mp, M r . well, Mr s.olland Mn.e Powell, Mn. 11. Siddons, Miss 1..11v,&4: at. !'he Prologue to be spoken by Mr. E!ire, and the Epilogue I . Eannirser After the Comedy, the lest NI'W Dauer of LOVE IN A 'Ft CotwPMed by Mr 1;14 vtile TLe Chasse ere by Mr. Lunn-tit, Mastcr 111 ) 1e, Mum C. Pgatus. Mrs. Looker, Mends. li.i i , Grern, ouse, Den t La, IL Denbett, and Miss 'Fre:lmlay. To vrbieb n ill be wined, the Fare. THE DEVIL PAY. Sir John Lover le, Mr. Dignistn; Jobaosi:Mr. Bannister. Lady I.overule, Alm. Marlow; Nell, Mimi Duncan E... 46 and Places (.r the bytellltl to he taken of Mr. spin r , at the Box Office, is Little nostril-etre. The dnt. nure to the Byars sod Pit in the *wand, and the GsOrrin' frettritheterlitreef only. Ikriteti lit. ; gerund Price sa —Pit .s.tid.; Second Prier 'l's Seroad Prier ie.—Upper Gallet y Is.; Second Pr.ei 6d. The .iew Ciniardy of Griering's a Folly, will he repeated oa lklunday, 'Flierlay, IVeditestley, and Thursday next -- To-morrow, The Cahouet : with The Mock Doetin. illu4Xlay, a New Farce, (Greer perfume ed,j called Temper ; or, The Lhmentie Tyrant. TH EAT It E-ROYAL, HAY-BIA 1:K ET. rr HIS PRESENT EVENING, April Is, Their itioLitice siKvasta will set the Play of Tict IRON CHEST. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr Young; Fitthardiag, Mr. cis:quint, ; Wilford, Mr C. Relish:, ; Adam Winterton, Mr. Favcest ;. Itowbotil, Mr. Illorray ; Samson, Mr. Urinal Armstrong, Mr. Taylor. Helen, Mrs. H. Jehmten ; Nn. Gibbs, lia,haro f Hrs. Liston; Judith Mrs.,tit.= 4. . To % hi t t, will !wadded, th e Melo•liraina of ;111F, 1;1.1N1) BOY. st i lpio nu a, Mr. Murray; Fdmuort, Jr.. C. Nimble; Soitotpli, Mr. Brunton • Oherto, Mr. Fawcett. Lida, Mao Biistow ; Firma, Mies Norton. To-morrow, Macbeth , Lady Macbeth, Mrs &dams (be log the last night of her engagement this stasoo). OPERA HOUSE. Qll3. SIBON I moat respectfully inform* the Nara h. 7 batty, Gentry, ha Friends, and the Public in general, that HIS BENEFIT is fixed for THURSDAY. the ash of NAY, whew will he represented a Grimed Syringe Opera, SaHcd PIRRO, oar of the best musical gempositions eef ga,,i t ito, in which, Signyra COLLIN! 11411 make her Ent appearance in it serious Chanittcr, with lowfwenevy, Deataaes, Dergrations• after which a a favourite GRAND BALLET will b gives. Tickers to be had of Sig. Skiing, NO. 13. Lower Brook. street, Groorear-mmare; lad at the Opera Office. MR. FAIVELL . rs Nic:HT THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET, INN THURSDAY NEXT, Map 1. lsol. will be meted, tie the List Oise Ws staatta, aIS isit an Ilithrbtrazattie Owe, all thrr' acts, eallett `T HE EXILE. eisepend by Xt. Ns:Arciti. _ _ 1.11 Inaba the ttirrett of Mr. l'arkw. Varna A IM ; 114 Lio9lll ' • Ceuat Calasar (with a New "bug. v. 43104116 by Mr. Ki ly, fur the occasion, called " A th4owl,") MV, homy; Dann, Mr. Young; fierrila, Mr. Patruerr. ae, Mra: Lianas. • After the , b Pidee IN sae att fro' the Francis of M. Parma), caned BLUE UEV IL 3. Xripisa, Mr. Filmeru c Anisette. Mae. Gibbs. T 6 616di will be added. 1.)11 LA PEROCTSE OR. THE . DOOLATE ISL ? , rower,, 411te Navigator,) Rlr. Bologna, j Kauko, (Sistlirr tsCuitas,) Mr. Grimaldi. 11:161.• re to lw had of Mr. Fawcett, t:., Limey Tioroliaugh. street, Itedford-salaare; end of Mr. Brimago, at the Theatre, where Places for the Bowes may be taken. li'.4 Iti`ii f . A VEb l )fi rl VINEGAR. --- nE riltve celebrated A nick. ie strongly recora stob.te4 to Ow- pohlse, not only as the most agreeable in persona in Width, but also as wonderfully refresh in, tii Ikea! lalmorlag ender fevers os illness of any kind, partividekly where %Le disease is °flits' nature as not to windows bring ki pt - opes for any length of lime ,• it pasiZiee irompletely the sir of the chamber. and IHINIK'S aSeljihtful sal mast reviving perfume through the 64 0 116'07 tbe apartment. THE. CONCEN'IItATED LA VE/4E4N TEN EOM t Is one of the best preventives of in. fettle% aid will remain perfectly unimpaired in all clisagtes, it iattige s i s er• particularly reeousineadeil to all persons tea • •riling to Ronne pe.ls, end tainivechants and captains air 21,10,as u earful a., hew.licisgavtisle it/trade —Sold u hole alit sod 'Mail by J. T Biggs. at W icehouses, Cseap. auk, au l 7.5, Parkodrect,Groseraut-square, beiti!es at as. inch, duty included. ••• The public are vapeetfally informed, that snliscipieut to tits setirtalent of 'Miners. Warren and Co. from their lete.humse of trade, No. 61, Chem paide, Me sale of the Laven der Vinegar has lies.n asablesheri at J T Itig;;,.'s as above, whsle the same by appointment ; as I, iii order le prevent lasposi: lea, that reels bottle will be signed by the proprtetaes. Meson. G. Mar hall and Co. yitt Sold as shove the Oxygenated Soda rO. A -r, fur utak. ingSoda Water; and Chatykeate Aperient, ur Chel tenham Salts, price oil. each, duty incl.'''. 111111ERSONS or either sex well greatly iiruntote K. their future health and happisiese, h i the p• rural of that valuable publication, en titl e d A (.1:11,1 7 . Tel H urti, or, Advice to both Sears, in a variety of complaint.; with a treatise on across', consumptive, and hypoe;:ondeuse Jia Cant, Mx. fly EAMUF.1.:401...0A10N,A11.1). With an decant Portrait of the Author. Thi valuable Publication leas already goer tlirutizb 56 large eiditiows ; every individual , male or female, should trail this. threedeilltnl Tract, as it is a crust excellent product 1041, mod proves to keit.? hest f :wide to Health, and, es Away add, to happiness too, that kits been übltered into etc world during the present century. Bold by Mathews and Leigh, is, Strand. AMFIS StCEI.I .1%, o w it .!”. fl the Hill, E;u.ua, Surrey ' was 7 y.•sis afflicted with 7 or • Irees in his r.ght lag, spit between go And fun incest of hose came Remy. sloriog that reml iliestsrigr sittf isi•sktiess haertimost, mud& ileac: mfr.! to MO. e, takmg off his kg aI. rebrOftd to site his life. Ile then clot:dewily applied to P.IiTENT ANTIsCORBU pap: ; iii a year and • !half, by them slime, he is el-stored health, and it is tiros three .I•Ars ,lIICP lie 1. IS l luucd his 'shim,. occupation. He aill.atnfy any toluirit., pica...t ally, or by letter, poet paid. - scituine Ilribeice has the winds, "lit the kiwes Patent;' expiessed uu the batik , bin andi k ut. side wrapper, and the Koiz's duty is printed its black ink. ~, t h e Dispensary, i t, Solt kl•a .t.ne, 11.11.:4011, its small I..alks d .s. bd. sionbk halt et tot. ivitlliirzer if. Hi. Cuss . posed kusince, to allay Implement irtitstiwo, as. : 0- b c livittob FRIDA,Y, APRIL 28, 1809. VICTUALLING.OrIPICE, APott.S, 91111 E Cl /11M ISSION EMS fin. I - kindling hits 1 1- mAirffit A r a", do herd*, Ore N•eig , •• 7181 en 1111- DA Y, the 501 el May next, they trill be ready to reecho Ttoilert in irritate (trilled alp Jeri trat S EVEN HUN DiEDTONS of LIVERPOOL or ciourse•Livintinl CIFIENIIIKS SALT, or SALT D e &pod peeling; aofi.for FIVE HUN [MED TONS QrCHESHIKE BAY SALT elk, larTesegrain fer SALT of equal eroodiron •' ef whisk the Persons aaSo Mar t he roar, ore to ',lodge. Samples,l* Ith delioered tote /lie Atirjetly's Stores, at Deptford, OM-half hg the i tee 'fJal., *re • wed tee remainder by tke 30th of September folleisingaie• of e and risk to Bit Alajest ; elerye that the Coat ;near waU allnreed or. l td. per Ton for Porterage of the Sulr from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid ler, by Bills, payahle with hirer , sanely dor after date The rwalaions of the Correct may be" seen at the &ere iarys Office, at thrt Office, or hy applying to the Collectors V the Salt natio at brerpool ; and at illiddl nch, in Cheshire; respectively. No regard will he had to any Tender in tchlelctie Price shaM rot be inserted in word, at freest-, or that shall not kr delivered to the Board keine One n (Y o c en the said Friday, the 3th of nay rest, nor innless the Prrion Om maker the render, or arse PIM/4 on kis behalf ; attends, to answer when called for. IfICTUALLINGOFFICR, Apart. se. I 'op - 7 rruE co NIMIStIIONERS for netuaning Hia _lldiestis Nary as Rooth sky Nolan, That on .FR 1- DAIN At Tett SootruldrAW fe 11"/ tp.,snit .7"ders n writing (witoil op) twit troot /or TWO HURDItED TONS efCH ESH IRE, DERRYSHIR C,IVAKWICRSIIIRE or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or CA.ese of rowel Ciwoctorra, to be Mil me 1, is one siefath, into Majtoy's Viewdata" Sternal Deptfook Perhatesth, sad Pigmaisih, in As proportions iinairroesitooit‘iitp.•••••. PAL Deptford tio Portsmouth - so Plymouth led to be paid for by BiW , pile with lettered, Ninety days alter dote. The Conditions qf the Confruct way be seen at the Seer(' Oboe. • mewl mil he had to any Trader in tvhkh the 1 1. 1 , .. Anti sof ie iourrted is weeds at length, or Cat shall lent be .:cheered to the Board before One o'Clark on tile sold Friday, the 1414 inatar *, one WRIVB the Person who oeakes the lender, or some Person on his behalf, attoads. to onorsr evoen rolled. for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE,. A, IL 17, Int/9. ri .00i1INILSSIONE1tS fur Viessossllirsz Ihs Algiesty's Nary de hereby give Natter, nest on TV ES• DAY, g.ke 2d of May, nee, the, will be ready to re , rile readers is writing (sealed op), and treat for whit COOPER AGE STORES and TOWN-MADE COOPER'S TOOLS the Serrsee of this Department wog rtitier• roe the some of Twelve .11esstlu,fraa the dotes of the Centraets, to be delivered Otto Hie Majesty's Vietonlling Stores of Dept/Ord, end to I • paid,/or by Wks, psyloWe with loitered, nevi?, does offer Conditioner,/ Me Contract was i.e wet of the 8,700,7's (*cr. N. regard will be-Ised to any Tender 111 orAlci. the Prin. stein tot M inmstici in ma, at length, err that shill not be thdic,-red re the Ilskirei ImAns ON ease! ots the said Tnewlia, the 4 ,1 Miry ireaY ; wor riJty the !Person who wakes the Tender, er oaase Nome OR MI behalf, attired*, to answer orhte ca/kd fur. VICIVA LUNG-OFFICE., APRIL in, IdU9. COMAISSIONERSfor Virtmailiv 11l 1 Mainly, Navy lie ease, gat Notice, That on TUES. DAY. the 91 e Ake. they sea be mode en Tina?* w r itied 'Mita viP), vaienalfw fl TT TONS COCOA, ta is thrwerad Ins ei/ Customs on[ falls ; eau hair thereof in • forting*, sod the 11.101 P heir la e tervere, tw Mt yhtfeittre Reeeodthorthereeat Deptford, matt far ONE HUNDRED 'TONS elf pima emend VIRGINIA LEAP TOBACCO, to be deteeered obeffee Sf des, on, kolf thercof en 04e 'month, and the remainder is mie month etre:anis, into Ili, Atli , 'II ' S Vietwilfiny Storm of the Poo., in Hie properties , ' w.l.,,,woitiorted, 11Peptford • POttbUlOUtil Plymouth V) 1 , 0 T. be pdid by Bilk, payed. k h iatereit, wry days after data. The Conditions of the Contracts tatty be seen at the Secretary's Uce N. N. Sample, Me Cocoa to be prodyeedicith the Tendeen regarrhirill Le Am.! 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This intimation woulJ be of ow use aguAlee 00 Pee vailia• taste foe this wide could nor the Peuprittate et die Eritisls Tea offer to Use Pdblie • Belong, ' hem pees ductions of their own growth, aquallygratifysirc to the pa, late as the Foreign Tea, slid twine nt the mate hale difivirsit from the other, and highly beaelicol to the health. The British Tea is a composition of the finest aromatics of this island, prepared in a roost attentive sod laborious MUM. r, in order to preserve their *henry and virtues. It has I..vu pro. cd a most effectual remedy to those &filleted Walt eons, Hysteric, or Hypochondriac Disorders. Inthcestion, Weakerts of Stomach, Depression of Spirits, and Windy and Baum' Complaints. By its use, those in the very stage of the the,, Maladies hare hero restored to perfact ile:ilth. Suhl, %bulrush. slid retail, at Mr. Butler's, Nu a, Cheap. Curner of Patrrnuater.now ; aaJ tan: he had of moat Cuuntr, auuksellara laird Medicine Vcialcia, i t paclusa, as es. yd. and sa. d. each. FOR (70CGIIS, CONSUMPTIONS, le. PECTORAL. ESSENCE OF coursFooT. TtlE fiEltil COLTSF()OT. called "'minilago try the ancients, was distinguished by them, as ita tome sufficiently coare)s, foe its met-Renee its the tare of Coushrs, and other pulmonary complaints. and this Framers hod, la' the course u; a lung practice, bees found the must salfe *DJ virrflual remedy for Coughs, A.ihnies, end all Maui ilea it the Leuze It gently o:ietia tl:e lamest, Cold iallitealidedy 4ayes liberty of breathing, without any ilaneer of t ski is men. It adiairahly el:ays the tielling Ciich prueukes fielee .1 eunz.hitig, cleanses the 9101111 gisedi, minus' the ti:iers,,, i .4 thereby eiihr,les the cavities of the relict,. 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