The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-12-26 00:00:00

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. op- Columbines, ... r ....d ein Miss B. Goodwin ; Ti me , Mr. Fidler ; Ge rs nii, M. Siwalik; !hutch, 4r . Grimaldi. ! . Meg *Ws (16th time thew Fight Years), the re v ived His torical Romance, in Three Act., o f RICHARD C UR DE LION. Elfilt entirely New Scenery, Machi n e r y, Dresses, and Decorations. . RAW. Mr. Italy ; Blondel, Mr. Rarryreinre ; Ehnestan, ;alr'ititsiSliCbMr IM r , Dignuoi • ' Antoine Mrs. Bland ; Gut Mr '''''ir rmi 1.4. ?",. Mn.. ..i. ; i..t,„ mi.. i Nke., ; Julie, Mies C. Bristow. In AR ill a Dance, by Miss C Bristow, &c. ' Todnornivi ' the Tragedy of Ki ng Ri c h ard t h e Thi rd ; Gio'ster. ),4r.El:istuti t ilting Isis tat appearance in that CM gainer) ; with The Caravan. NOT ACTED THESE NINE YEARS THPATRE ROYAL, COVENT. GARDEN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Dec. id, "gi be g cted a Tiagoly, called , GEORGE BARNWELL; I Or, THE LONDON MERCHANT. George Barnwell, Mr. C. Keinb'ai ; Thoroughgood, Mr. *Wray; Traernan, Mr. Claremont t Uncle, Mr. Hull ; , Mr. Beverly. Maria, M iss Marriott ; Lucy, Mrs. kr ; Millwood, Mrs Litchf.cld. Mkt which will bu prewnited (taethe first ems), a New Serie illec Comic Melo Dramatic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN QUICKSIL VER;: Or, THE ONOII-IE AND THE DEVIL. With entirely New Music, Seviety, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Dave. TL. Action of the Melo-Drama produced under the Direction of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna, itin. th. P !ip3l CltAracteet by Mr. Brunton, Mr. Blanchard, hkr Simmonr, Mr. Denman, Mr. Atkins. Mr. King, Mr. .Jefferirs. Mr. Mena g e. Mrs. Atkins, MK: Davies, Miss M:rt . yr, Miss Wheatly. The Pantomime Characters by Mr. Bologc?, jun. Mr. Diabots, Mr. klanert, Mr. Bologna, Mr.L. Bohner, Mr. Abbot, Min Searle. Tomotnnir, the Corned, of The Beaux Strata g em. POSZIVELY FOR rouß NIGHTS ONLY. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELLS-STREET, GOOD MANN.; PLKLDS. irr HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2 6 , A Titenorrow 27, Friday 2s, and Saturday 29, arid most arsiredir no longer, will be performed, at half past Six &Clack, an attire new Ballet of Action, with Dances, cont end by Mr. Gouriet, called LOVE IN A SACK. Etiticipal Characte:s.—.Mr. Mercerot, Mr. Gouriet, Mr. DCA., Misr Davis Miss Jenkinson, and Mrs. Mercemt. 4votseere erViereit precisely, for the First Time this Season PM positively daring the Holiday Week only, doe (:sand gretade Romance of TIIE BLACK CASTLE; Or, THE SPIRIT OF RAVIA. Bisphar (Lord ef the Black Castle), Mr. !Utley, jan. and LA MOM, by Mrs. Astlev. Immertately after the ab,re, ELEVATED ROPE DANCING, By Siduur sAxuNi, 1111kma Mr. A4lev, jun lia.te-eligaged fur a few Evenings .4111 The Rope Dancing will be accompanied with " WHIMSICALITIES OF THE TWO CLOWNS. In the cout.e of the Evening a treat variety of NEW COMIC SONi.S. The whole to conettide with, tor the first time these three years. expressly prepared for the Holidays, with entirely New and Superb 'Scenery. Dressy, Decorations, Ac. a Celine Plntrunime, invented and written by Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. called QUIXOTE AND SANCHO; Or, HARLFIAUIN WARRIOR. In the course of the ralitoni.me will be introduced, A SHAM FIGHT b) TWO SQUADRONS of HORSE, Mlounted by Warriors clad in Gold and bilyei Armour, who will eh* go through varier. Evolution. of Antient Warfare. There being upwards of 100 persons employed in this Pan- Sonsime, the *hake( the Characters are too numerous for in :kertion, the Prinespal are a. follows :—Mr. Taylor, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Dutuna, Mr. Jobannut, and Mr. Laurent. Mrs. Herbert, hiss Hudson, Mrs. Proymon, and Mrs PincuU. DOW, to he opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Ste o'clock. 80n. 1 65. Second T ice, 2. —Pit, 2s. Second Prier. Is Gallery', In. Secon t Price, tid.--llpper Gallery, fa.l —Second Zrice it. commence at half pant Eight n eleek preciu•ly. Playmate) be tiken of Mr. Mobbs, at the Theatre, from Ten /ill Throe It. AMMER 1111-: PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL IIIGII• NESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. THE original Curious and Wonderful Experi ment. of thc IN GIRLS of Mr. R CHAR the Intrrettor thereof, SAVILE-HOUSE, LEICESTi R. Tho extraordinary Exhibition continues opera .every Day (Sunday, excepted) (min Ten to Four, and from "Seven to Ten in the Evening ; and is allowed by the great w:oin ailment People of all Laski, who have witneased it, to be ieo• of the most astonishing ever offend to piddle Nonce. The •I.•u.ible Girls, who seem to be is the midstof the Audience, though never by them, converse and sing, in Etiglidi, French, and Lerman, play on the Piano Forte, Sc. Also the atnazug ANLMATED BUST, which has the Motions of Life, tels the Number of the Company, then. Dress, the Hum, by their • Wretches, Admittance it 6d.—Youne Ladies and Gentlemen, under twelve, Is. each, during the Holidays. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CHARING-CROSS. R. WILLICH. late Physician to the Saxon Ambaseador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author 4.1 Ws DOIIIIVAIC Encyclopaedia. Treatise on Regimen and Re. de. ttk. approves and recommends to the immediate no. tare of the Public at large (and those in paitieular who aft: OLAAK to th e W est Indies, America, or any other part of the orld, that may be, or have beers subject to Ptitillifinal DA SW) the Remedy %Inch is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse, Nu. 40, Uiving-Croa., London, to Present and Cure tho YEL LOW Fr.v F R. The must positive Tessimintials from professional Men, and other iuni , ectable Persons, may be seen in Pamphlves, to be Ilia t . Gratis, at the Warehouse, which run only prose, hn the fullest manic., the Ellb:aer of this Ranted, In that roost dread ful Malady the YELLOW FE ‘'ER, hut also that it as an safe, pleasant, •114.;ertua Prcserrer ui Hertith in a llot Ch. 'foe abr._ iay.,lualle Amyl. it «4.1 Ift Boxes, with full Dir •ctrons '..inct.cahl b. 1.),. WI:.I.ICH), a case of an in t]. k .4 AU) kind (A At G.ouca si.o6:tent for one Psr‘onfor Teel., Moyi:., No Regard will M had la any rooky, ho eisids the Prier shall sot be tweeted is Walls se length, or that shall not be detioerrd to the Hoard before an terlork on the caul Wednesday, the 46th Instant, nor Wiles, the Person who sakes the Tender, or some Parson an his Behalf, Melia t 4 alanser Idiot s tied for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Doc. 7, 1804. THE COURT If'D I RECTORS epic UN I TED COMPANY /. MERCHANTS of ENGI.AND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do Iterate Arise Notice, net they will be reedy to receive Propmele in Writing, at guy nose, ow or before WEDNESDAY, the 2d of deanery, 180 i, frees any Persoot who way be willivz te Lett good Coppar-bottorled Shim, of the Flunkey of from 500 to 000 Yiks, Boulders Med. for the said Company's .Secrice, far One Voyage; and that it Copy of the Terms ened Conditions ea which the said Ships will be engaged hi the Cempiney's Service, may k hod on Applied tient to Mr. Jam* Co:gint, Clerk to the Committee of Awing, on or efTer Afettdoy, the 10th instant. The Tenders, with the Words" Ship Tendrr," on the Cowl., to setcrelly settled up, and telt with the Secretary, et .r tease Twelve o'Clork et Noon, en the said 2,i y . Jatina.y, bemasel stick Now tie Tender will be received. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. EAST INDI 't HOUSE, Dec. 19, Ifto4. THE couRT grDIRECTORS of Mr UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do herely :ire Notice. That eta Geneva: Court held THIS DAY, the fidkowiag Rao lobos sa. arta/ 10, " That this Court, sensible of the peat merit of Sir Natha niel Dance, is closirous of conferring upon hula, a Pension of WI per Annum ; but, in Conformity to the 4th Section of the Bth Chapter of the Company's Bye Laws, the Court think it nece,sary to adjourn the Consideration of this Question tit Friday, the 4th of January next." The Court of Dertdors, therefore, tempt-mato to the oboe. Resolution, give Notice, That a General Court will be held on, FRIDAY, the 4th of JANUARY nett, at ELEVEN o'Ctork in the Forenoon, for the Parpese abort-mentioned. The Cana of Direetors farther give Notioe, That, at the said Sand Comm, as Alrygageasnet for the Government Peirce of Made rehire ha ken approved e s lip Galena Come this Day, milt 64 ale reifor Co4.01611111i; - • ------- •• WILLIAM R AMSAY, Sec. LONDON DOCKS. ...HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the LON. A DUN DOCK COMPANY ebt ken!" give Naive, That • HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS •i the said Cowpony wilt be he ist the LONDON TAVERN, BISHOPSGATE STREET, aw WEDNESDAY, as Id if January arrt , at TWELVE o'clock. G. ROBINSON, Secretary. The Chair mit &on •t Oar e'Cioels precisay. L•nion Dock House, Dec. 24, 1504. TO THE NOBILITY AND GRY. Alit. ALLEN, DANCING-MA3TER, conti nues to attend Families and Schools, expeditiously Teaching a correct graceful manne. of las rl' unn i n „ ai d, a ll Modem Figures, with the genteelest Seleinno of Step., ad mired fa. neatilele or lirdloney, and every elegant, Imhtuit able, and finished requ..ite of Dancing. Mr. Allen's houses, Ni. 19, Sherraid.street, Gebion square ; No. 10, Great Alie-street, Goodman's holds; and No. 16, Bouvene-street, fleet street, are also open (or the pnvate In struction of respectable Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have not learn ..4 that accomplidsment, and 'aster learning from home, either quite in private or in area. Officers and other., from, ur going abroad, and all who cannot spate niuch time, will meet the greatest attention to complete them as quick as pimible. Tho Select AJeinbliell will be as usual. . _ LADDIS AND GINTLINIEN, ALTHOUGH the event of the Ballot at the India Houser Yesterday was one equal to the kind willies and expectation. of my Friends, arising principally front a number of Proprietors, who would otherwise have •iippoited me, having been long pre engaged, and Unpin:nun entertained that I should one proceed to the Ballot ; I ant still encou' aged, by the premises I have received, and the approbation expressed of the Public grounds on which I came forward, to renew my solicitations few the honour of your support on the next sa caiicy wltirh may happen to the Direction. To the Proprietors who del use the Imagist of attetkiling in my favour yesterday, and to my Friends is pasticitlivorgireao tively exerted themselves on the occasion, I beg most sincerely to oiler my grateful thanks, and HAT* the honour to be, with the greatest respect, Ladies and Gent lemma, Wallonorl House, Your devoted humble servant, Laytotittime, Dec. 2 I, 1104. GEORGE MILLETT. IM9ORTANT STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAW ING 28th JANUARY, 1805. Mrlif‘. 11 ORMSBY and CO. At their Old Established State Lottery OfEre No. 16, Cornhill, opposite the Royal liachangc, London, RESPECTFULLY acquaint their F r ie n d s an d the Public, that they have on Sale a Variety of Tickets Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, nit the most rea sonable Terross in the ensuing Lottery, which comprises only 115,000 Tickets. N. B. Orders by Latter or Carrier, executed exactly on the mine Terms as if present. •.• All Prises, whether of 201 or 25,0001. paid on Demand. Capital Prises sold, shared, and registered by lIOR NSBY 5: Co. 2 of 00,0001. I 19 of 5,0801. 8 of 28,001 30 of 2,0001. 2 of 15,0001. 51 of 1,0001. 15 of 10,0001. 77 of 5001. And in the private Lotteries Coxs Grand Prizes, and the Pigot Grand Diamond- STATE LOTTF.RY, begins Drawing th e 2dth of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. 1 of L 25,000 L 25,000 2 20,000 40,000 3 10,000 --- 90,000 3 „0 15,000 6 1 5 ,00u 00 6,000 10 SOO 5,00 100 - 3,000 60 50 3,000 6,150 20 123,000 2%000 nettle 1.850,000 Alk.kettand Shaseesee wiling at every Lieenwed Lottery Office. Pike of Ticket 1 .lB 18 0 Half .L. 9 10 0 righth : L., -• • • • Quarter 416 0 I Sotte...tstk l4 6 It.• Those who wish to have particular Number., should be speedy in thuir Spphcation to xume of the Lottyry 1 ttficev, av the filial delivery of Ticket, f the BAnk of England will take place on the 29th of I)ecein her This Day I published, pre Ss. in board., F.BRI7rIIER's MEMOIR of RONAPARTR' s ic CAMPAIGNS in EGYPT and SYRIA, and General DESAIX's OPERATIONS in UPPER EGYPT. Translated front the French, with alucidatory Noted, and a copious Nike. Ry T. E. WHITE. Printed by and for J. S. Jar,, &edges street, Covent-Gar den i and Jordan and Maxwell, Nu 120, Fleet street. Of whom miy be had, 1. ELEGANT MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS for most Disorder; to which the Human Frame is %object, by the late Hugh Smith, M.D the Third Edition, in which the ' , AMU, itigretheota are translated into Enghsb, and the quantities of 'eat specified in word., 31. sewed. 2. ANECDOTES of the HOUSE of BEDFORD from the Norman Conquest, Ss. in board, MINCE PIES FUR CHRISTMAS. This Day is published, price Half a-Crown, neatly bound, wth Morocco backs, and embellished with au appropriate Finnti+Piace, VI INCE PIES for CHRISTMAS, w hi c h w ill iVA. never be out of season, and which will always form a delightful Repast to Chililreei uf all Ages. This Work contains an improved and enlarged Solection of several hundreds of the ben Riddles, CharsidiN, Reburies, .Ic. and has been compiled with a r ew at once to improve the Taste, exercise the Understanding, and afford never-failing [raciest and Amusement. Printed foe Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School l.i. bury, No. 157, New Nond street and to be had of every Nook aelkw and Toy m.o. in the Nrrtis6 Dominions. N. N At the well knosa Juvenile Library of Tabart and Co. r. to be found the largest awortment in London of Rooks or Insuuction and Amemeseent fi..l Children and l owl rtrsurio. IMO . manifested by the nativ, Officers and sepays copied in the mmulr, coul4 asst havo been surpassed by any Corps. " TII2 a, I ty which Serinint O'Leughlan disphyed in blow ing apes the gates, and the behaviour ef the artillerymen and lascan attached to the leading gun, is deserving of the (rests* praise and commendation. " The able and gallant dinner in whieb Major Devotes& carried Into effect the intentions . gf Lieutenant Colonel Does a by cutting to pieces the large body Of the enemy enainaped owe. " side the tort, is most creditable to the Major, to the Officers and mess of the 3d regiment nati ve cavalry, :hose behaviour, • as on every occasion, justly merited his racidlency's fullest ap pohation. " His Exoellener has noticed wivls particular pleasure the 1 113011 co- ormaboa of Capt. Wood, of the angle e flidalirtillerfs to whom merits, seal, ••••erke, Lieut. Cul. 1.1011 Lao _ - • &Worded the test Mill* lad Rgtifyins Inethanny. " The Imitations. of Lieut. Hay, and the whet* el jhe artil lery, hes his,, such as bet ever distinguished this oahiable corps. " The Commander in Chief begs Lieret.• Col Don to tits wept Ins cordial thanks far the important SKIMPS be rendered tar (;overnmeint by the promptitude and decision with which he, undertook, and the skill audgallautry by which he ellreard the rednetiiin of ItaampOrna. . " fin Excellesvey desires Lieut. Col. Don to eausannticate his entire approbation And hest thanks to the creme and me of the Rank companies, and 4th battalion comparnet of the 2d battalion, SU% regiment, and flank companies of the tld blies • talion 21st regiment, who composed the storming party, - lot the enotpicuous gallantry they chewed on the saw lIIL " Tu Major Duvet.% and olScers and men of the.Rd Rep. mans of Native Cavalry Ito Captain Raba's, and -revs and men of the Artillery, and Captain Wood cf the Engineers, for their gallant and meritorious services at the capture col Raampoora. " Hi. F.acellency is happy to Iliad the expectations whiola he formed of the illst Regiment, from the un:sammun atten tion bestowed on its firruation by Maim Wade, hay not been iiappoiated 1 and although so lately embodied, in its anima], it has ,hewn a steadiness and courage which would hemline* honour to a veteran corps, and has successfully emulated this gallant esainple held out tar their fellow soldiers of the 2d SM. taliun Regiment.' The above fort, and territory depend;ng upon R. Melding a revenue of about four or five lacks per annum, belong to the Rajah of Joynagbur, but had been nearly thirty years in the possession of she Hoolkar Family, who had wrested it from the Ra jah in the name of the Poonah State, whose armies in that quarter were at the time commanded by owe of the Huolkars. FROM LAST Nicuir.--GAZE772. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War•OfFce, lk.c. 24, 1804. Ist Regiment of Life Graard.-aCaptain John Hieseysibis, art the Bth West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, Poe 'l'sad dl., who exchanges. Cornet and Sub Liesiteuarst Esllanuel T. Aim to - be leset. by .rorchase, vice lleavrside , promoted in the Bth West In dia Regiment. John lien') Davie, Gent. to be Curnm and Sub-Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Agar. 2d ditto, J•mcpll Gaillard, Gent. to be Awatant-Surgeon. BANKRUPTS. James Gardner, late of Neecanle under Ly me, Staffordshire ironmonger, to surrender January 14, at throe, 16, and ?chew.: ary 3, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchur Inn, Ntweatio usider.l.yrne Atturnays, Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle under. Lyme; and Mr. Samuel Wilson, Temple, Icinden. James Race!, Bath, brewer ' to surrender January 7,8, and February 5, at eleven, at the White Liun Inn, Bath. Artois Messrs. IllapdiOril and Sweet King's Be.neii Walks, Inner Temple, Loudon; and Mr. Robert Furman, St.Jaanes's Parade, Bath. George Sellars, of Sheffield, York, cabinet maker, to surname der Jan 11 , Id , and Feb. 5, at eleven, at the Kings Head in Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr William B -wham. Illounete street, Facet-street, London ; or Mr. William Eva IS blief geld. John Baker, or Holborn, Middlesex, linen-draper, to sur render D..... 01, Jan. 12, and F. 5 5, at .term, et Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Parer, Thames Inn, Holborn. Samuel Cooper, of Breilfield, Saffole, miller, to sorrow/et Jan 9, 10, and Feb 5, at ten, at the Cock and if'yeinta at Wu.dbrAge. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas M.tchell, isamuatd bam; err Mr. William Rolan.c, Gray'. Prace,l.undon. Rotwit Dawson, of Oxford street, Muldl.-sex, linen.drapee, to surrender Jan. 5, 19, at twelve, and Feb. 0, at one, at Guildhall, Lundell. Attorney, Mr. Vines, No. 9, New-square, Lincoln'. Inn. Jahn Phillips, now or late of Liverpool, LAW:AMOS OW' *Sant, to surrender Jan. 17, at four ' 18, at tto, ar i d F e b 5, at four, at the Cranes arid Lion and L arch tau, in Leicester. At torney., Messrs. 11.essilale and Alexander, New Ina, London s as Mr Ruben Bund, Lerce.ter. Nathaniel Westliorp, ut Harwich, Essex, merchant, to stir rend !: Jan. 10, It, arid Feb. 5, at ten, at t. e Crown, at Woodbridge, Sutf.d.k. Attorneys, Mr. Noteutt, I., , swlch; or, Mr. Sansuet, No. 4), Ely met., Hatboro, London. Stephen Hunt, of Crundail, in the county of Southampton. banner, to surreuderJan 4,5, and Feb. 5, at eleven, at the, George Ina, In Wiliam, Hants. Attorneys, Mr. Bacon, lin. t 6, s whim / non. street, Covent Garden ; or Mr. Raggett, Oilthain, Hams. Thomas Barn Non, of the pariah of Corse Gloucester, no. tam scot - eller, to surre n der J an 28, 23 , and ' Feb 5, at eleven, at the (Veoree Inn, rat Ledbury, Hereford. Attorney, Mi. Samuel Rickards, I.edbury. DIVIDENDS Jan. 21. Thomas Buxton and Thomas Bently Buxton tat" of Lereestte, banker, at eleven, at the Bl ue Bel Inn, L eicester, kob..rt Alleruft, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, sew or- ina nufacturer, at trio, at the An ge l lOUS in ngel-start, Sheffield. Jan. 18. Richard Robinson Ward, of Cintrigkarn, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Whin Hart tavern, Litigator,. upou•Hull. Jan. l 6 James Aspin, of Margate, Kent, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 15. Willem Brown, of High-street, Saint Giles, Lon don, hatter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan 25. Maio, Halt, late of Baum, I.incolnshire, money scrivener, doccased, at twelve, at the Bull-inn, Bourn. Jan. 22. John Shetland, lam of Cockspur-eireet, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan. le Jen Saunders, of the pansh of Painswick, Glouces ter, morifiy-scrivener, at eleven, at t h e Kings Areas.uin, Stroud, in the said county. CERTIFICATES -JAS. 15. Charles Weston arid Robert Weston, of Foster lane, Cltellis” sack, warehousemen. William Williamson, and Robert Clay, now or late of Arnold. Nottingham, hosiers. , .. ..., . . • .". .. . . ... . - • .1.• -a. • {.... AMM1.............4., ••••—......-M8Y.... - . iN • ' ' 1 Al . . • ii,,.. , ~: ...., ..4 ... &. • • • A tot , '2•____N . . 1 • ' . • . • . , .:-, 1 4 , ... - .e- .iti, . - m , w .. 1 r . \ i t 4 •.r '1 g _ , , .t .i ... •- • • . -'. •- - .•:.1 111 S• • A ....i i k ~ I /14, •11,-- .0. Eve • 1 . ,)1:1 rit 1.0 v Jiti rm.: , J • •• . . • : . .. 1 11 6.• t, • g . ' I 1 ''' •• )411 IX:4i. a; r'i!rt . *. • , - . A. . c 111. . . Jt . . • A v • ..... •.r' \.. . - • _ ___ _________._____ -• • - , NUMBER 6i31.1 . ...: ) 40 " . WEDNESDAY, DECEMIIER 26, 1804. (Pr: rce stxrasca. , ---== A . eir ---,..--.....__________,_, = _ - r THEATRE ROYAT„, • • -LANE. VICTUALLING. OFFICE. Dac.l4, 1804. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA. STOCK. THE IVAR IN INDIA. ' . —,....—... A THIS EVENING, WRDNESDAY , I)ec. 26, Their T HE COMMISSIONERS for Pia:sailing His LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Majesties Servants will Act the Comedy of A CCEPT my warmest acknowledgments for the EXTRACT OF GENERAL ORDERS. THE BUSY BODY. Majes(y's Nary dti&,:teby girt Moire, That an It'Etal.S- • „LA. honour conf e rred u p on me b y your distinguished sup- „ " Cam at Jolley. Ma 111, 1404. The CommenJor in Chief h a s great satisfaction in pubs. Sir George Airy, M r . B arrymore ; Si r Francis Gripe, Mr. DAY, the 26th Instaw, they will be read, to receive Tenders bt po r t at the Ballot of yesterday, which 'comm.:lnv indulging the lishing to the Army his high sense of Lieut. Cut. Don, ant Me. Swett ; Sii Jealous Traffic, Mr Donlon ; Charles. Mr. Hol- I 1 aio wril .lll 2 . flelJed up), "id treat .f.* the Sandy .!t' what Fresh Be, f most sanguine hopes of success when a Vacancy shall again tic- land ; Marplot, Mr. &molder. Miranda, Miss Duncan ,• r....outh, ili., aid web:" Ilia ibietgo 5i,,,,...4 remet s .1 cur in the Court of Direttors. P,•iitiit nee, therefore, to renew lsabi oda, Mrs. Scott; Scentwell, Miss Tidwell ; Patch, Miss 4 'U be 4 " 4 "te1l forte use Pope. Alter which will be presented (for the lit time) a new Panto- mimic Ballet called, OLD HARLEQIIIN's FIRE-SIDE The Airs accompanied on the Harp by 14'. Weipart. Old Hailequin, Mr. Male; Harleouin, Mr. Byrne' Moog ' he amity ..I' IN t ay ty JIM.. ry NA t. to the 50th cl Au) and to be mod after date. r.,,,..f0ik, inin the . 11,y so icitations for the honour of punt protection, and to VS , ;,,,,siv; i.., .i., ; p o u r ts e u y i o t ta ,it th eh at it is mydecirled purpose to persevere in the steady el • far by Nils, payable with Literal, ninety cblys HArlequiat, Master Oscar Byrne, Master TOkely, Miss Ciarit- i a .. 1.41). C.:dia." .(rise C"trel map h S . tow, Idiss A. Bristow , Miss Wells ; Old Columbine, Miss Taller; ColUmbisSE, Mre. Sharp; Young Columbines, *UM Clll4iOMl, at remands. is the Coma...! Noridak i• object of my ambition. I have the honour to remain, with Meet respect, Dec 21, 1804. Ladies and Gendensen, c osl e t uu thfu ee l and eeee, Jeveted humble servant, JAS. pArrisom detachment employed under his coi -ad in the reduction of the s trung fort of Raampoora. tied", and the n e t : r id skill with while the attack was p , kir all a y With whacht the assault was bd by Limt. Col. Dan in person, reflect the highest credit on ther abilities courage. and prolessioeal knowledge, of that merits. roes ofAcer. , "'fie uncommon precision and bravery with which the 1 several divisions were conducted by the Europeaut Officers, per 1 steadiness, coolness, and intrepidity, which was manifested by - the RI Itiv:• AM..... ....a • tiluv ' as this Overt ; e r b y .reistinbet:e,;:re,tettse 01.70;cyks. Ki.i..s....Y..yuarrdm, ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, lbo4. P ERSONS, wAsee Annum/ Presuming . 411 eine on As 25th inst. are herehy informed, that Receipt' are nose ready to be delieered at the Cowpony's (Wes, ()VAR THF: ROYAL EXCHANGE, swot la PALL MALL, a, well tie by their respeettne Agt,its iss the leveret Co•tutirs ; and the Parties Amazed •re regoested to apply far the reaur•al of their Potie , ee ott er Wore the 9ds of lissomly nett, as the until F giros Days allowed for Parsee, kietnsied the Date eerh P. i• then clines. SAULTFL FENNINC;, Jun. Se. rotary. • Attendants is ,ring daily, at th• said Ogee:, firs. the A 'wants of Dadilings. t:nosis, Afer-handiss, algid Ships in lies. (").. t k, or while fluiliiin a r, frees Lass Sr Dealer by Fire : and shiver the .fastraset of, wed graatiat Annuities en, Lines. P Fire Pets in IC be 41 tl4lll, free of Elates, to the As sist* NOM thr 4.ltinal Prentinnt amounts le fit. er upward, A NEW STOVE! Which effectually prevents Accidents by Tire. 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