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I 4~~ ~ WPM . . ehtsal.l l .l'?l'•; . - ( "Oett'l \'' _I 1 "- .1 i .1.• 1 ' gIN . • b \Q -- t 44:rttiob lartfo. ~ t..., • .......„ ..,........ .• 4 - i ' V__:/./ .. .Littetie ~ Mid' In i r um T MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1805. (PRICI! VICIPII.4cF. .. 4. • i ,F••• • -• THE.ITRE-ROYAL, HAY MARKET. THE Public are repeBfully inform.!cl that this THEATRE %MI, WEN on SATURDAY NEXT, the Bth of June; on which Evening will he presented the la,t new favourite Cumedv, of GUILTY, OR NOT GUILTY? VICTUALLINGJOIFICE, M4V 3 0 9 1 405 . rrHE COMMISSIONERS for lifttsoilinte If es li klojesty's Navy do h,reby give Notice, th , tt *a WED NESDAY meat, the sth of font, they wilt be ready N 'create Trot ,s in " 7 ' 4o °g ( tented op), and Seca )4 One !limited Toni nJ MUSCOV ADO SUGAR, to be answerable to hantyles to he produced with the Tenders ; to be deberred, as deminded. inn Hie Iliojesty's l'itittullisig Stores at 11,ifttrtl ; and to he puld for by Sias, p4yablt, with Interest, Ninety Dap tiler Dote. The Conditiolu of the Cosara4 may be step at the S. rretary't Offiee. Nn Ilezurd mill he had to any Tender, in which the Price skull w.t be lsuerted , n Word, at length, or th tt shall ten be delieerel to the Ito ,rd blare One 0 . (lork on the maid IVedneuloy nest, the sth of June, nor unless the Person seho smokes the Tender, or :ease Person MI hts Behalf, &wade, so answer wk w called Joe. Copy of a Letter from Lieut. Blew, of the Ch.oger Con-brig. 113 Majestr's Rrig Chu Ear, I Wee :y. SIR, Bay, 28th Mar, 1805. I beg lorie to inform You, for t: , e io formation of toe Com mander in Chisf, Orfoolnest bearing W. N W fourteen leagues, I captured the I)e Zenon, a small cwr r mite er, commanded by Loolvrick Peffer, oat two , tar i n Flushing, arid had made no captures. She had hoard thirteen men arid ... a rhent of a ma. I have the honour to be, be Captain Richard Thwait, Hit Majit.ty's J. A. DLO*. ArmedSiim Duchess of Redford '— malt Tar. PATRONAGE OF L NORTH mßrroNs lEUT COI. LORD BEAM, ANI) THE LOYAL r , the BEN t.EIT of Mr. and JOHNSTON, THEA TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HI SEVENIN G, JUNE 3,1805, Thcir Ma j es- Ttics Sot:tuts will perform, for the First and only Time at Ilsatie, the celehmted C..niedy of JOHN BULL; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE SIDE. of tee Proprietors Covent-Garden Theatre.) agr, fhtilfletnii, Mr. D.• Cally ; P•regrine, Mr. ThaS m on H. 1% {Wale, Mr. Mathews Frank Rochdale, Fir H. john...tLn . Job Thornberry, Mr gweroddely, M r . John.tone. Lady Caroline Braymore, u r ,.1.1 /Amami; Mary Thornberry, Ms. Mountain (being /w frit Appearance in that Character); Mrs. ISrulgruddery, Wt. Siaello• Tue ()tights! Epilogue will be Sung by Mr. Johnston. 1,, consaiesece of Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnston tel. int Dewy kn. atre, at the ~nel of thipteSenl Sellooll, A EAR hW ELI, A nyuto„.sd, WIWI% for the °cession by M. Lewis, 'WI); d.,livered by Ms. H Johnston. After ohich, en entirely N W SCOTCH BALLET, coin. r •ed progluerd by Mr. Sr f tf• To whicil r ill ha added the favourite Comedc of KATHARINE AND PE'fiIUCHIO. punir,,,a, Mr. H 34.:1.8.t0rg tbeht: hot nos appeacanee in Sea Chemist). Katharine, B,fn. n . j u t-moon (being her 10E, 'solace in that Character). Talc•ts soul places for the &seams, he hal of Mr. and Mn. j,,w0t..0, at Mr. Hateliett%, Lo,:e-acre, p-ivate Door in w g ri.atreet; and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Elort•ollice, 14104 R4l,4l4treet. To which will be added LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. Mae, Po the Boxes to be Liken of Mr Rice, at the Theatre. Boxes 5.. —Pit 3s —First Gallery 21.—Second Gal!erg• The Mots to be opened a. Six &Clock, and begin at Seven. NF.XT TUESDAY. rlr BISH solicits the public attention to the un -1 . exampled Rich State of the Wheel. One half of the Lottery is over, and near all the Capital Prizes remain ini• drawn, viz 2 I .90,0°1 2 L 5 Odd 2 • 2 6 , , )00 1 2 lO,OOO 4 1,060 &c. &c. &c. . . . . RANK RUP • William Whirler and Josiah Mieeler, of Llnrl.nnl r M the county of Laiwaater, merchants, dealers and chapen-•o, We're. rendder June 21. 22, and July 14, at one, at L •iyinan's, the rerpool Ar.n4,1.. Liv-rpnol. Run - neys, %tows. Kirkpatrick and Pull, Union-court, Liverpool ; Mr. Thommi Rlackwock, St. Mitdre'venurt, Paulus., London. Josiah and Isaac 'Thomas Wheeler fiCrY or late of Liverpool, iii t'ie county of Lancaster, ,nerchanta, dealer, and dolmen, to surrender June 29, and Jaly 1 . 1, at eleven, at Lillyman's, the Livr.rpnol Arm;, to Carle .treet, Livered. Runnier, Menus. Kirkpatrick and Pritr, Urn di-court, User. pool ; and Mr.Thontas Black stock, St. Mihirerf.-cnurt, Poultry, London Themes Agar, of the town of Kintston-upon•Hull, batter, d .10-r mad e!..apraiiiii, W sem:tads. Jkvere and Jtatr .114 at ten, at quildhall. London: ;11tietiey, 14r. R.riert, court ' Wel'im'h. Richard M74..etra, late of the Wand of Monteenat, in the W ait Indies, but now of Rral.leya..tuv.., in !Mc:way of Mid dlesex, merchant, to surrender June 8, 22, and July 11, at eleven, It Guildhall, Lunde. Attorn,i, Mr. It. W f arbet, Ely-place, Holborn. Sarah Anstie, late of Devises, in the county of dealer and chapwenian, to sato-utter June 11, 18, and July 13, et ten, at Guildhall, Loud-in. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Toulmin, Walbrimuk, London. John Crossley, of Smallbri.hze, near Rochdale, is the mut. ty of Lancaster, cotton spinner, stealer and enaprrian,msurreorler Julie In, 11, and July 11, at three, at the houteof Wham Sumn e r, th e Di g Tavern, in Dcansgate. in Manehester, in the said county of Larieast-r Attorneys, Mr. Man chester ; and, Sir Ellis, CUTIIMC Lond ,n. John Wettest., the your •ger, df Lye, m tee pariib of Oldea winfnrd, in the county of Ww:e-ter. •ictualler, deal and charnel), to ant/ender 17, 111. Jurte, and t , r4 Is, at derma, at the Swan Tavern., an Bull street, Rirmir ghaua,in the e nutty of Warwick. Attorneys, Steers. Kind. racy, Long, and Inca, Chancery-lane, Landon, and %Ir. Palmer. Ilirrn lithe Edward Le e , of I): H...tea, in rh count. of Salop, skinner, dealer, and chap.nan, to 4urreniter June 12'., at • o'4, 21, and July 13, at elevet., at thoJerningharn Anne Inn, no Shiffnal, fin she aid a I , ltltY of Salop. Attorneys "Mmere i , Intpee , and Wightman, of the Inner Temple, London, eel Mr. Wiiiiin, Riluon, Staffordshire. Samuel Hall, Sheffield, 111 the enenty of Yo-k, hawses nufserneer, tl^aler and ehapman, to surrender Juno In, 18, arid tidy 13, at e', at the ionise of Mr. Samuel Pool, the A ' l ed kin, in Sheffiekl. Attorneys, Messo Rimington end Wake, Sheffield. and Mr. Wilson.S, Caste street, Purnorn. Thomas Geere and Jourdi Caries, of Loose, in ate county of Kei.t„ a millers, to amen ler June S. at t 11, . t eleven, and July JO, at ten, at Guildhall, I...irt ira. Alorneva, Mesas Dclia-s• and Cope, tsper• buildings Temple, Lon y sad Messrs. Rare and Pone, Maidetrone. buildings, Jchn Blades, of the c.ty hf Rath, in the eutaity of Romer act, Ihien draper, deaf.ir anl al' urman, to surrender June 14, ta e and July 13, at one, at toe hones of W.ll am May, the Greyhound Inn, in ti,, alt of Rath. Attmiiers, Mr. Robert Cladte, Bath; and Mr. William Morton, lurii.vars M O . PeTt - tt llama... of Hmandriitah, no the dr of Lenin% che steno/mar, dealer and Oa • in ‘.l,ratalt , ..l 4. 3 J jo.to and July 13, at twelve. at Gud , hall, London. Attorney, Si,. ihiswl.l, Law-street, Southwark. William Seri e, of Chudleigh, in the counts , of Demon, shopkeepeer, dealer and etrapinmi,t surrender Jane 14, and July 13, at five. at the G ..be Tare , n, in the ray Ka • eter. Attorney, Mr. Sanford. in Lkeser. DIVIOENDS. June 18. John Conlon Cri,.;,4, of Bury cant Lirrpad's, in the county of Suffolk, grocer 4n..1 tea..deale-, at tliNl2l., at Guildhall,' London. June John Carlton, of the cite of Catiterh In, gr wet, dealer and chairman, at one, Lau 'ina June 2.9. John Parker, or C.-an: •ry -lane. in •he cm Middlesex, ent.orunsanufacruntr, money scniorier, , INAlrtf and ehapman, at one, at June 29. John Farquhar, hte Caven.kh-:oar, Lenin. 411:r •-sitisare, hut now of Winchester street, d-. kr and 1:1141)111/.. ' at ten, at Guddhali. Jens MtKitua , and .ibrah int Mendes Releeario, of Sta.z.lane, m the eity of London, etiercaant., at tot', at Aug, JO. John Site?, of k::: gtre-?, in the county of Koine, ardpkeeper, darer and malt, at twelve, at the 'nu." Cops Ire, Colchester. June 32. John 11..ii , y Emmett, Jang&lit , iwne, and Frilhes Firowle, of the Lrci Jean., in Itat of London, wine nien-lianct, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jane 22. James Browne, of the Old Jewry, in the city of Lund in, N oft nn-rch.t.A, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 27.. Jahn Henry Einmott, of the Old Jeers,, in the city of London. wile merchant, at twelve, at Gii::disied. June 22. Francis Frown, of the lid Jewiy, in the city of London. wine merchant, at twe:•e, at Giiildhall July ti Thomas Favors, of Roluipagate.street, with n tie city of I.midon, pewterer, ironmonger and brasier, at one, at June :ft. John Dutton, of Catharine-court, Toe .r I fill, in the city of London, ship bracer, dealer and cha. 114 , 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 2se Elias Fanner Sadler, of the city of Gloucester, meicer, dealer and Chapman, at ten at Onildliall, London. Jane Y 9. John Laune, of 14e.twormi, in th- county of Eas..x, draper, dealer and .:loanmaLl, :It ten, at GnodhlO, London. June 29. Alexander Morison, nt Walornok, in the city of London, userchmit, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guild hall Tune 20 Wiiham Barrett, of Broad street, in the city of Low. don, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. _ VICTUALLING OFFICE., MAT i 9, 1/10S ' THE COMMISSIONERS fur riEtualling His Majony's Nary do hereby she Aatire, That no P,f DA r, the 7th June neat, they will he )ently t.. receive Tendtra i . vivito* (mated up), and trent with nark Persons as Will UIVIIf OM to eye,/ 1;,4, &nod, btrmog, out Afirrhahtah'e 111ADEIRA Majesty's Ship, iv"d S'ce'nts at iflidrirs, for Toretre ilanthe certain, and, Jhorthe- • uotd Sit Months rranthig the , tie given; to be p a id for Al Billt, pay nn.c vitt' Lot , cede, Nt,sees Ono slier dee. The Candi:buss the Contract may be teas et the Secretary's arre. No Regard will he had to an., Tetwicr us which the Price shalt ant he burgled IN IrOrdi at length, a - that %het nut he dylicered to toe Bard before tine ..':'hoek an the said Friday the 7th Jane next, nor tiniest the P•runt .oho Noakes the Tender, or ease Yerson on etends, to answer alien cared Und-awn Tickets a n d .41104 --- olllcontinue on sale at 4, Comhill, anti 9, Chasing-Crcsas, until To-morrow morning, at the fulloaing Priers :-.... Ticket 1.19 10s. Half L. 10 0 0 I Eighth... .L. 2 11 0 QUO, ter ... 5 1 0I . 1 5 6 4.4 (hay Five' liprentl• . . Day ;to Arm w. RING'S BIRTH DAY. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First Drawn 'I icket, ru-MORROW, June 4, exc I u.l we of which, toe Wheal contains I 2 Prize: of L. 50,000 2 Prize of L 5,9 0 I -. 20,000 4 -- 2,000 2 .i..---... 10,000 4 -- 1,000 And only Five Days to thaw. A DRUMMOND solicits the Attention of the £A• Public to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, which they will find stands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, and one half at the drawing concluthid ; he, therefore, rec•irn. mends A speedy Application at his Old Established Office, Fleet Street, for the few Ticket.; remaining unsold. Last Lottery licit a Ticket was to be h.. 41 at the conclusion of the Sixth Day's Drawing. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rratIORROW EVENING, June 4, Their I lobleadee Servant+ will act the Tragedy of PIZARRO. Att.tiih Mr. Powell; R , .11a, Mr Po:et; ritAtll, Mr. m e . Cele, %ULM Joheriton ; FlCra, Mrs. Powell. • After which the Fate of THE VIRGIN IJNMASIVD. Ovine, Mr. Lin niver. Mir. Lucy. Mn. Jordan. LONDON TAVERN, NI kT 2R, iftv,. A T a MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of A the LONDON INSTITUTION, S r F. BARING, Bart. M. P . in the Chair; Resolved--That the subscription for the mune:. of Proprie tors be now closed. That b •iore any measures ere taken for rarryilig the plan into execution, a Pditinn lee presented to His Majesty, praying that he would Le graciously pleased to grant a Charter to the Institution. That an outline of the plan be laid before the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the flume De.iaitmeut. That for ti.ole purposes, it is expedient to elect a temporary Committee of Managers, to continue till the Charier shall be obtained. That the following Proprietors be 11 , 1 W elected as temporary MalliAeri rd this 1010,160 n Sir F. Baring, Bart. NI.P Pre- B Long, E-q. silent. W. Mewling, F.q. M P. J. J. A ngenitein, Erg. W. H. Pepys. Fsq. Thomas Baring, El. Sir Cliatles Prise. Bart. M. Thomas Bartley, Eq. J. M Rrikn, F:sq, H. C. Combe, Fsq Ald. M.P. John Rennie, Fag. R. Clarke, Tsq F. R. S. Chain. Matthew Berne, Psi. H. D. berlain of London. R. Sharpe, El. F. A. S. Geo. Hihhert„ Esq. Ald. John Siii;th, Esq M. P. lit Harrison, Fsq H. Thornton, Fig. NI. P. timery Hoare, Kul. S. Woods, E.q. 5., Htlneiis, Bart. Robert Wigram, jun. Esq. That the Plan, after it has ree.ived the apprnhatinn of a Ge neral Meeting of Proprietors, be hid before His I , 4ljene3l Se cretary of State, for the purpose of soliciting a Chute' for the Institution That the sobsequent prnezedin gs of the 7t.f*; naves he laid be ern. a General Meeting of Pr iptie.ors f.tr their approbation an.l that in the mean tote, the Committee of Managers are hereby authorised to adept sects messier., arid to defray such sweeties- , as ma. be uecessary tor the estaalishise-nt cd this I n . stittlioll. That Sir William Curtis, Bart. be appointed Treasurer to this Institution ; and that those Gentlemen who have declared their intention to become Proprietors aid Life Subscribers, be requested to poy one-third of their sabscriptions into the Bank ing House of Roberts and Co. on &ermine of the said Treasurer. That any person neglecting to pay the first as succeeding in stalrnents on hie isubscri;itinc., within fouiteen dlrs after the date fixed by the 11th resolution of the fileiernil Meeting, shall forfeit hs right to any share or privilege in this Inststutien. That the foregoing resolution• be printed, tocether with these arto,,tml at the General Meeting of the 2.11 inst. and trasismitted to every Proprietor. That the thanks of this Meeting he given to Slr F. Baring, fur his conduct in the Chair. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. rrtHIS PRESENT EVENING, June 3, will be sett 4 a Nay of THE SURRENDER OF CALMS. Vat L iwarri, Mr. Crowiell ; John de Vienne, Mr Moray ; COVIIt CAL 4110 1 ,40; Eu,tathe dr St. Pierre, Mr. Rernirle; Okirce. Mr. Blanched. Quer'', Mo. St. Lev, J eta, Mm Limiter' d ; Ma lelon. Mrs. Tayi ,r, Tn which w N be arkle4l4 called A TALE OF MYSTERY. BIRTH DAY. r HE most unexampled LarfERY for Capital I Prizes ever 'mown in the Annals of this Country, will give to the Votaries of Fortune no less a Friar than 20,1001. tor the 51st-drawn Ticket TO-MORROW, the Birth Hay of our August Srrven•ign, and it is probable will be sold at RO REsurs% fortunate Office, t, Corahi!l, where Tickets and Shares are selling in variety of Numbers; and where No. 24,640, a Prise of 10,0091. was sold in fifteco Shares the last Lottery, as well at Prizes to a considerable amount in turner Lotteries, all paid on demand. Re -tiornertritt o? the YOUNG COMIC ROSCIUS.— first Appearance of the Celebrated GERMAN DWARF ; and lint woe. id It AR LECL'IN and the TALKING BIRD AQU %TIC THEATRE, SADLERS WELLS, under the Patronage H Royal illghness the 1/iike sof CI. A R F.NCE. ►(PHIS PRESENr MONDAY, JUNE 3, and I Five fillowtog E•enutp, will be pencitte4, an en tirely New Deuce: (reimposed by Mr Grimaldi) calk.' FUN and PHYS:C; nr, The F.NR AGED APt) FHECARY. In consequence of the greet applawie toe Yawn( Comie Rii schwirrived e n Thursday` evening last, at the Theatre Royal, Coign-Garden, th, Proprietor• have reengayed him, and he will appear twize in the cover of etch evening this neck. The retool , Comic Patiromimc, called HARLEQUIN and tie'fAL►lNti IHRO, wilt be peiforreed for tax nights, and sr , longer. The Proteirtute having engaged, for Twelve nights only, at resd Medvne KA TRION* BM PHA SSA nc.lttle„ • celearased DWARF, who arrived only loot week horn GERMANv, she will make her first appearance is England, and s-erg an Aratte in the (icemen Style and Lan guage- Tne Entertiinm,sts to conclude with an entirely new Caldeoni.in 'dein-Dramatic Romance (written by Mr. C. Dita -444014, with ;ice and superb Scenery, Din. , s, and Decora• titan., called AN BRATACH ; or, The WATER SPECTRE. The ()sentare:rod Ma-ic compo sed by Mr. Reeve, w the an cient Scottish it. le, with a few Selections from the most fa • charaeteri4Le &octant Caledaaiau Airs The scenery deigned by Mr. Andrews awl painted by him, with Aood• was, ann will present various Views in Cie liebriete, paitieu tidy reintaatic Rums of an Abb yes Ulverney ; d..tatt unreel taut, Cashel.;' D ',teflon, and the tack beyond it, (Irani% Gin de I fall of the Cute; those sedoilehing natural Conn./hies tbe'vmding Pillars in the Isle of Staffs, and that stupendlnus ca -, . Alan, Finials wlia:h w..l present en unprecedent ed T:tat:teal Eabibiting sastactudmg with an ?nativist appeesasee, arising :max the amens' body of real War M. FINWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the I FIRST DRAWN TICKET To- moßßow, the Si.:th Ds!, and fur the First Drawn Treirst on Llghth Day, and the Wheel canta.rts the I"ltoteit‘g itch Fuses: 4. 1,30,00 I 2 L.lo,uotl 2 20,000 2 . 3,000 Ja. skis Vic. TICKETS ant SHARE'S, warranter% inalrawn, wll con tinue oa Sale, whilst any remain, at CARTE. Ws, No 8, Charing-Cross. An early application i 4 atesolutily nzces cry, m a scarcity must take pl ace from the very few Tickets remain ing in the Contractors' Hands unsold. Pr.zes peal on . dirmand, or exchanged fur undrawn Tickets and Slimes HIS SIR 111 IN honour of His Majesty's Birth Day .I.(TO MORROW, June 4), will be given a inagnificent Pub -111 Break ast at Coopers Hall, London, to commence with TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the first drawn Ticket exclunve of two 30,0001. one 20,0001 two 1 1 ,00 01 . two 5,401:1 four 2,0001. ate. Ike. any of which may be drawn in the course of that day, and THIRTY THOUSAND l'oll NOS for the Emit drawn Ticket on Tuesday, June 1 i. From the above incomparable State of dm Wheel, and the great scarcity 01 Tickets, they MUM advance considerably --An immediate application 19 therefore recnin m ended inG SCOTT'S Old Established Fortunate Office, No. 73, New Bond street, where the first drawn Ticket on the Second Day of the pre- sent Lottery, Nn. 2,875, entitled to 1,0001. was told and re. ginesed ; and the Ticket, No. 6,143, Prise of 5,0001. in the last Lottery, was also sold its One Quarter, One Eighth, and Test Sixteenth Shares. Capital Prises, to any Amount, paid on Demand. CAPITAL FR lIEHOLD HOUSE AND LAND, ENVIF.I.U, TO RE SOLD BY PEW/ATE comTßAcr, By Direifiieti of the Executor of Edward Cowper, Esq. De reamed, ACAPITAL HOUSE, late his Re s idence, most del,glitfollv situated in Silver street, contniriti ing an extens; , e prospect 41 the summoning Cout,M., pith an eley,ant Lawn, largeG 'den, the New It :vet mooing through it, and the Utak,' well st,ciced with choice Wall Fruit an l Young Trees, Gram-Home, and 2bnnt six .%eres of rich Mea dow Land The !louse consists of a spacious 1-1411, Breakfast-, Astir, Drawing-14,0m, Dini.,g.Roon, Six Red - Rooms. Kitchen, Store Room, Pantry, AVa,h-house, Latin dry,com ;Art* Brewhouse, and an excellent set of Celtiring,wdh Two Coach-houses, a Three-stall Stable, Loft, and Servants' Room over same, and . other Convenience requinte for the roception of a Faintly of respectability. Pirienian to be had immediately. T. be viewed, only with Tickets, evert Day, after Eleven &Clock (Sonday excepted r„ which, with Particular, may be had on application to Mr Chapman Rimer, Solicitor, Chancery Lane, appoint* Liacoln's Gait. (I RAND SPRING LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. _ SCHEME. AS 11.El', ' WESTMINSTER-BRII)GE. Elude , the Patronage of Their Royal Highnnees the . Pri nee of 1V A I,ES arid Duke of TORE. TINS PRESENT MONDAY, June 3, and every Evening this Week, will be presented, at Half o'clock precisely, never performed, an entirely New Ballet nt Action, composed bv Mr Mercerut, called FALSE COLOURS: or, The SAILOR); RE,I URN. The Principal Characters by Mr. Guuriet, Mr. Routing', and Mr. Meicerot. Mice Jenkioson, Mira Davis, Mrs. Mercerot, and Min E. Met re:or, only five yens old, who will introduce a new Florrroye. The Murk by Mr. Sanders. o. linniedaantly after which, an entirely New Magnificent !particle in Tao Ports, taken from an old English Tale, con torting of • Recitative, S t ings, Duet., Trios, Chtirtplaelly uncom- Mon Combats with the battle -act, small and broad swords, a. it sir ' , notate Dern-s, called, The LONIX)N APPRENTICE.; er, Tie SEVEN TOWERS of CONSTANTINO"LE. The Pleictoal Characters arc es follow t British—Mr. Traffic, Mr. Fox• Walter, Servant to 'lmre. Mr Johatinot ,• merrv, /be &hi Mrs. Wallaek; I larchway, Mr. Sutton; Block, Mr. Porter; Forestay, Mr. Namur ; Mainvard, Mr. Pornton ; and Wire, the London Apprentice, Mr. I.:atone. Algerines-aeThe Pluto. Mr Roulange; First Watch, Sir. Isaacs t Second ditto, Mt. Dickinaor i ; Third ditto, Mr. Thorpe ; Fourth ditto, Mr. ' , grove ; and Fuzo, the Slave, Mr. Laurent. Persona—••Sa Mot, Attendant on the lonncess, Mrs. Ridgway, from the Theatre-Royal, data, her fint appearance; and Zelima, be t.i Abdallah, Mrs, Miley. Turks... Solon; m, the Gonad Sultan, Mr. Nt,reerew ; Abdallab, his Son, Mt Rirlg• war ; Achm,t, Keeper of the Seven Tower., Mr. Sled r; Chid Offitri, Means. Coke and Dubois; Janistries, En ervate, Starry, Dancers, &c, Principal Dancers—‘irs. Mee Davtr:a, and Miss lenkinion. Choi Combatiiita— .l, 'ands Mr J. Dub•iis; Sweden, Mr. I. Cooke ; Portugal, Mr. ; Dminark, Mr. Guuriet ; rod Franre, Mr !outline. c.ier.e of the Spectacle, the following New Scenery will 1 ,r 1 3 4 -ised :—I. Mr. Traffic's Counting-house. 2. View of 14,4 ge in Old ranes. S. if ousekeepei's Room. 4. Quarter Deck of the Pirate's.Shlp. S. Guard Room. 8. S-u w. near Algiers. with two real Ships iii close Action. 7. Pa n ..a•.aa `‘+' nw of Constantinople. 8. The Grand Sultan's Sa -14." .• 9 . Turk'Sh Chamber. 10. View in the Interior of Coo -11. Garde; in the St•raglio. It Turkish Pavia n 13 F.rterior of the Selleil Tumors. 14. Grated Cells. 1: ' Clrldimnrd Cell. And, lastly, The Turkish Amphi t!t•iitre. The wagons Comb-its arranged by Mr La Toni.. Tie Mink, w.th a Grind Turkiati Overture. hi Mr. Sanderson. The *bole s ,, tten and adapted for cage felifeselil4lloll. and Pr'vlitrert under the direction end superintendence of Mr. AsTLILT, Jun. 11 the course of the Ev,oling, Equestrian Exercises by Mas ter Saund:rs, Mr. J..lerie., ant Ctn.'''. Mr. Porter An.lt for a few Nights loner, the whole 10 conclude with the ✓ '▪ 1' 41 " , invent.vl by Mr. Autrey, Jun. railed LAUGH ANL; LAY pt,tlVbf. Harlequin, Mr. Ridgway; Cl' wit, Mr. Laurent ; end CatUrtibine, Mr. tiN brow. ▪ ••• An erititelc New (;01110.; Viaiitornante wall et produced ▪ a law Diva. • 2 , 1,001 16,000 VW) 2,0t0 1,000 540 I( 59 90 1-60,000 40,000 30,800 15,000 !U,OOO 8,000 2,000 5,000 8,000 120,000 100 0%000 --- 00,200 Tw keu 1..300,0u0 Part of the Capitals will he determines' as follows: rims draw it, Ist Dav L 10,000 Fir<t-drawn, 6th Day L so,ono mtto se Div .. 1,000 Dotto 7th Day .. 2,060 1/otto ..k1 Day .. 1,000 I)itto Bth Day 80,000 Dote 4th D.,' .. 5,0610 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,1410 Dato sth Day .. 1,00 , 1 Data 10th Day .. 2.000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Office. Tickets Half L 10 0 0 I F.ight1i........ L L.! I I 0 Quarter. Tii•morrcrw will he the Sixth Dee of Drawing. Er. ACK LEAD PENCILS. F tIE many gross impositions praftiseci nn Plitke by unotinciplod persons who vend a vile Co n position, in appearance like black lead, but which has nhne of its properties, render it necessary for N. MIDDLETON, BLACK LEAD PENCIL MAKER to the King and Pr.oce of Wlles, to inform the Trade, Artiits, and those Gentlemen who are in the habit of using them, that the Pencils, the re. potation of which has bee.r established more than fifty ►ears, and which have been formerly known by the mark of Middle ton only, are now distinguished front counterfeits by the iiime of N Mid titian, with the address of the manufactory, No. 164, Strand, Lotion; and likewise to he had, at his other She r i, No 14N, Strand, opposite Catharine•stre..t, where, and at his Manufacrorv, opposite Newcastle street, the yreatcst variety in London, of LetterCopyine Machine., Writing and Dieviing Desks and Boxes, Pocket-b ',mks, and a largo assortment of Fancy Articles, are constantly ready fur sale on the lowest terms. FLSHER WICK PARK, AND ESTATES. • THE PUBLIC are resneftfully informed that these very valuable ESTATES, 'situate near Lichfield, in the Coarity of Stafford, will be sold BY PRIVATE CON TR ACT, in Lots. The Superb Mansion House, and Offices with the Park, Plantation., Lakes Pleasure Grounds, and Gardens, together with the NiallUT 4 of Fisherwick, Horton, Cumberford, !triton, and one third of the Manor of Packington, and the Fisheries in the River Tame; and also the El ford and Cum berford Mills, the Stubby, Ley., and Hedamore FanUSt_ with the Farming Buildings , and Padrioelts, Demesne., Land, and every other requisite affording tropurtance and comfort to the Proprietor of this inagotheent estaialultinent, wall be curare. 'tended to one Lot. The flopwas Hayes Wood, with the Timber, Trees and Underwood growing thereon, together with the Lodge-house and °Tres, and the small tenement, land and premises, in the tenure of Wm Clewlei , adjoining thereto, will be cempristd ii another Lot. The Hill Farms, If Arßesford, Whittington, and the small detached Estates, will be snldieparutely in Lou. N.B. Particulars and specificatiniii arc preparing fur distri bution. To treat by Private Contnift fur the purchase of the Estates, either as an Intirety or in Luts, apply to Mr. James, Lau Agent, Mn. 14, Carey street, Lincoln's Inn, London; or at Wellsberit, near Stratford on Avon, Warwicksh.re, at whose nee ticketa may be had ti Hew the Mansion House awl Estates, by persons desirous of becoming purhasers therecit ; also at the oitei4 of Mr. Barrett, King street, Winchester ; Mr Hinkley, Lichfierd Mr. Bedford, 14irminehant ; Mesita Collins and Keene, Sta fford and at Messrs. Fewer, Cooke, and Freres, LinceluN Ins ' ens Meters. Make and Whites, Faisac-sttens Strand, Lo tadan. June 22. William 'Tate, the e'dr.r. and William Tate, the youhger, of Findon, in hie nis , err ',eta chant, dealers and chspmen, at ten, at tio Mho 1, Loud .re. Jun- 25. T.ihmat Lemon, of Packwood, itt the comity of Warwick, mercer, dealer, and elisprnan, at -Wtan, at the !rack Swan lon, in the Parough of Watwoes, in the sin' county. June 24. Joseph R , adby, late of the borough eof In the county of Wilts, tioi , ,er•inerehant, dr.lrr a•ld chap. roan, at one, at the Red Lion too, in th • my of Near FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZVI 7E. Strum. June ::iI. William Amnia, tat ,of ChrilioPhei.itreFt. Flili‘l,lll square, in the comity of i a l.ddlirges, merchant and insurer, Stealer and chapmaa, at ten, at (iruilclleal!, 1.. inigni. Jung di. Tomo*. Wilainsiii. grow o - late of Griinmasearr t foot in Fiske. in the lari.tt o! lialifax, in e cou.ity lit York, merchant, dealer slid chapithan , at the Whits Swan Inn, in iluddersfie ii , in the said coggi p CFRTIFICATES-oJews 24 Michael Guest, of Manometer, in the county of Lancaater, ' eon in merchant, dealt , aril eharnan. Elias Fletcher, of Snivel, in the parish of Halifax, in the county of York, IliOnislapi ~, .1•41, and ,haugnian. Diriean Stewart, of the 0.4 Danis y,Lundon,tsiker, dealer, and Admiralty-Office, Jaw 1, 11(1b. Copy of ■ tenet from Lieutenant Ba-ker, commanding His Ma-esty'.; Armed Brig Grenada, giving an Account of the Cloture of L'lntreerd Privateer, to Commodore Sir Samuel Hood. His Majesty's Brig Grenada, March 16, 11101. SIR-1 have the ...atisfaction to acquaint you, that at two a as. the Union Wand bearing East ma mile., 1 discovered a so-picious setae% to the S. W. a.rd after a chive of tw i hours came up with and captured the French privateer schooner G[ntrr•pid, commanded by Citoyen Irian Durand, ni ,unting fear six.pounders and sixty-two men. 1 have likewise the is tisfaction to acquaint you, that we have not sustained any lois of men, a: she struck upon receiving a few ►hut, arid ton or three wallies of musketry The prf;stser wl4 fisted nut at Cayenne, and had been twetvri days at s:a, and MA take any thing. I have the honour to be, Jtc. JOHN B %RICER. chaportn. John Webb, formerly of Truro, in the county , f Corowall„ but now or lat. , of Hoincitol, the cenity d Middlesex, winemerehant. Robert Itlakieten, of Bishop. eareiondi, in 11:e meant! of Dur ham, common h.-ewer. dealer and r:,apman. John Metcalfe, of Bet.le, in the county of York, plumber, iLtaier, dealer and charman. _ ,