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_ - _ . F1i < 471 1 .71-k,( • .--, e.. . , k- .. ..,,i`‘'' . 10 t -.4 1 I i t 1111. rift to b .... airit rtfoo .. .. • • ~t,14.1.,.:J. t:.'.. I '.** •L -__ - ----- - 1 I 11 • 12 if) le fffa lo 16 36 II II It 1 ire IT r • • • 1 • '• • • lilt :Ns& fo a 0 ft Il fi Si o U Plata • von, NUMBER 423. The Last Night of penir ming till the Holidays. THE AT R E-ROYAL, DRJRY-LANE. THIS EVENING, will be performed a Comatly,called THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. si r 8a4111411 Constant, Mr. BANNIS FF.R, Jan. Sir Brilliant Fashion; Mr. RUSSELL. Loseniora., Mr. WROUGHTON. William, Mr. DE CAMP. The Widow Belmour, Mrs. JORDAN. Who will introdu,:u the much admired Song of The WILLOW t accompanied by herself on the Luw). Mrs Lovemore, Mu. YOUNG. Lady Constant, Miss MELLON. Muslin, Mille POPE. Migniopet ' Miss TIDSWELL. Furnish, Mrs. COATES. To which will be added, a Comic Opera, called ROSINA. Mr. B.•Isille, Mr. Li:E. Captain Belvide, Mr. GIBHONS. Warm., M..s DE CAMP. Rustic Mr. COOK.. Irishman, IS4r. CAULFIELD. Rosins, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Dorcas. Mrs. SPARKS. Phoebe, Mrs BLAND. The Doors w:11 be opened at Half-past Flea, and the Par fofinance begin at Half.p.tst Soc. Sexes, 6s. Pit, 5..6d. Gallery, 2s. Upper Gallery, Is. Flues for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fusbrook, at the ilex-Office, in Little Ruaselt.street. rrtHEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. .1 THIS EVENING will be pm-seated a Play, to Thrce Atts, caßed THE SURRENDER OF CALAIS. King Edward, Mr. ARCUEIL John de Vienne, Mr CHAPMAN. Ribbomont, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Eustache de St. Pierre, Mr. ELLISTON. Queen, Mrs. CLELAND. Julia, Dln . HARLOWE. Madelon, Mi.s DANIELS. After LOVE which, thLAUe PopularGHS at Conde LO C K -SMITH S. Two Arts called Vigil, Mr. DENMAN. Captain ldare, Slr. ELLISTON. Lydia, Mrs. MATHEWS. Roles ss. P.. Sa. First Gallery U. Second G .11ery Is. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Performances to begin at Se% en. Places to be taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box Office of the Theatre. Mr. RICHER's BENEFIT. And the Last Night but (Me of his psrfunning in Landoll. ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1804, Tl:e tiraadest Display of ROPE DANCING, war exitibited,pattreularty V PAO yof ENEW MA? By Mr, Also, for 0 , 1..tre Night but One, ZELICO ; Or, THE RIVAL MEXICANS. And, fur the THE I.MIRROR3st Night hut OF , WI TCH One the PopularCßAFT. Pantomime ol With the French Spectacle of THE FEMALE HUSSAR. SIIAKSPEARE LOTTERY. ATESSRS. BOYD ELL beg leave to acquaint 1 the Public ,n gerieral, and their Fiiends in particular, that the Tickets for the SPEARE LOTTERY, Price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the .aid Lottery. are now ready for delivery, the Shakspeare Pall-hall; at Me.srs. Bovdell's, No. 90, Cheapside; and at all the Li eenbcd Lottery 0 - dices in Great Britain and Ireland. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MAT 11, 11iO4. rrHE COMMISSIONERS/or Victualling Hi: Ma -A. .edits Navy do hereby give Netter, That on FI U nut, the 18th init. they will be ready to write Tenders in iVritine ( sealed up), and treat for ryty Thoutowl Colione of West-India Ram, or 4' Foreign Brandy; to be delivered, Duty free, into Ilia Majesty's Victualling Stoma Deptford , in the space of Sis Wee:cairns' the date e the Contrael, and to k paid for he Bills payable with Interest, ninety dots .01er dote. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. dad all Persons who may think proper to make Tenders urn the kid Occasion, • e desired to tithe Notice, That no Regard soul be had' en nay Tender in which the Price shill not be inserted in Words at Length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board Jethro Oise o'Ciock on the sold Friday next, the 18th inotant, nor unics, the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pcv:an ins his Behalf, at tends, to a asaxr When coiled far. VICTOALLING•OFFICtt MA T 7, 1804. PrH.E COMMISSIONERS for Victual/ , g Mt MOM?' Nogg do hereby/ give NOW, not an FRIDAY t he instant, Meg rill be to Ai to Tombs Tmsslers m ritinz (sealed IT), mai knot for &nay of the fattlettate Annual goo:ditto of Provisions, pis. Noah. ns,ooe $19,122 79,780 To k okiloortd to the Commiagiry at the :skied 4 Jamaica, from tint to time, in smch proportioni os the Contractor shwl be imeeled 4, the Limmenant Governor, e r Ot‘cer commanding the frays in that Liana. The Centred to continue in force twit sir Monett et ice shall k gin for th, termination tlieremt ; wad the Pro saism( to be paid for bj Dills payable rah Interest vi,ety days !Per dale. Row Pork Beef Conditions cf the Co!tra..l may be sem a the Secrt:s•y'+ Ugh r. ..4.4 at! Persons who tray tart roper to make Tendert unou the ocra.n.nv e,c dewed to take Santee, thnt no Regard %cat be hod t: ay fender in uhtch the Price ahaU nit be inseeta M Word, at te-stb, .pr that AA not be delivered to the Board before Owe 10 C•ek en the Slit Friday, the 19th irlont t nor unites the Per- Ws %Ai' wishes the nedy., wr sort: renew e•. hi; iwirowil M snorer when coikel jw ‘ll, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1804. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MAMCM 21, 1804 TILE COMMISSIONERS ftr Viaualline Nis mono Kam/ do hereby give Notice, That oft TtrLSl.l.4k . the 29th of M.n nod, they will be ready to receive Tenders int with% ( srated up ), e. J treat fin Vote Thouumt Pipes If Bor eztmle to in delivered, free if duty, 11.;111;” the period of Six Mando front the Day if Coutrod, ebtv'the rietuoiline, Stores et Plym.,,ith, Purtsbioalk, ewd Prefefli, is the platebig Pro. fortieu.„ viz. Ply mouth . Purtimouth • Deptford - 1500 Pipes. 1000 500 3000 did to I"' paid fol . by Bills payable sLith Interest Ninety Days after Date. N. B Tender u lees 2nontity than 500 ripts wilt be admitted. The Conditions of the Contract way he seen at the Strrrtary's And all Persons who moy think proper to make Tenders npou the eaid occasion arc derr, d to take .Veti , e, that no Regard will In had to any Tender in which the Prier shall not N inserted in 1i sock Cat length, or that shuU wit he dcliceeed to the Board before On o'Clock on the 'Ad Tuesday, the 29th of Mats, nor unless the Pr, son who makes the Tender, or some Person on kis Behalf, intends t o maw+ r 01/ . 14 Called ft.r. ASYLUM, MAT 16, 1604. PRESIDENT. The Most Noble Marquis Corawallis, K. Y. VICE PRESIDENTS. The Most Noble the Marquis of Wadlord. Right honourable Earl Sitt.llCFl, K . G. Right Ilnnouralile Earl of Manstin Right llonoitrable Lortl Viscount Nelson, K. I. Right fioneurahlel.ool Chief Baron. Sir William I,eightnn, Kt. and Vdertnae. TREASURY*, Chide' Wright, Esq. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of this CHARITY will be held THIS DAY, the ISth Divine Service wilt begin at One &Clock, when IL,• s ermo n on the occasion will be preached by the Right Rev. THOMAS Lod bishop of sr. DAVIlis, before the President, Vies Presi dent:, and Guardians. No admission into the Chapel on that Day but by Tickets, which will be sent to every Guardian. Afterward. the Friends of this ).)4tnition will dine together at the London Tavern m flohoplate-street. STEWARDS. The Most Noble the Marquis of Blanitforl, V. P. M. P. John Atkir.v. Esq. M. P. Thomas Burin?, Esq. John Crouch, Witham D. tit, Esq. Thomas Hires, The Dinner at Five &Cock precisely. No CaleAliwn after dinner. The azon at the Chapel by Mr. Heraeley, and suitable Anthems will tie wing by the Orphans. . --- FNHICMON AND SAL,: BY Plat/ .ATE CONTRACT. rirli4E TR tICHSESSIAN GALLERY, New 1. Need, opposite Pordati4Place, continues open ev..::y dart end tha Pictures sold will not be minovel this mouth, in onderto afford for some time longer to the Public an opportu nit! of viewing, in its collective state and classical arraogrinent, an assembliie of upwaras of ONE 'THOUSAND PICTURES, by the molt eminent Masters of this Malian, Flemish, Mitch, Oerrnaii, and French schools ; forming a series of superior spe cimens of dm art in various ages and countries, such as has never before tarn subluitts4 to the Public, acid may not pro bably occur foi a nuoilier of year., as the Exhibition and Sale pos;tively clout this season. Open from tea o'clock till dusk Admittance One Shilling. EXIIIKMON of 110GARTII's WOIIKS. THOMAS COOK, • Engraver, Printer, and Publisher of the celebrated H(X:ARTH's WORKS, No. 42, Suffolk-street, Charoig cross, , ESPECTFULLY acquaints the Nobility, Gen try, and the Poblie, that he has re-etigrar.-el the whole ;Works of that much admired Artist, in the came macaw' man ner they were formerly done, With the schiirion of some Pictures never before engrave I; the whole co i•isting of 110 Prints, wbich may be had either half-bound in K units, or in any other manner that faneyar choice mar direct, with a deseriptiriv of ,the Prints. The jug celebrity of Ilovuill's Works will live id great estimation, so long as forcible, characteristic, and im i r sure mora.s continue to e regarded as the most important uhleets of . the Pen and P 711Cii tu Society. N.B. Any eagle set of Ph a n may be had separately.' Adniktance One Shilling auto person, which will he allowed to purr-11:10,s. Os Saturday, the 26th Instant, will be publisbed, ha Six Volumes, Crown °COTO, THE LIFE of •A LOVER. By SOPI4II LEE. Primed for 0. !ital./. Robinson, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, CANTERBURY TALES, by Sophia and Harriet Lee, ♦ Vide. See. 11. 41. boards. This Ds, is published, prim I. A. CONCISE STATEMENT of the IVES -21. ?lON rug. elsog the 'ABOLITION of the SLAVE TEADE, announced fa Discos-lon In Parliament. Photcd for 3. Hatehard, Pict:at:ldly; and Longman and Rees 39, P.m.rooster-e.. • AireEllEktlitillATllF.4l 't w o' the 2s. Dte Ohiervance per tot the approaching NATIONAL FAST, in an Address hom a in his Parishio,,,m. • Pp EDWARD PEARSON, R. D. Res.s.ir of R.supsione Nott.nghsraviiire. Printed far J. Hatchard, .isokateller to Her likelltls No. 190, riccaddly. Of whom my be had, 1. Remarkf on the Doctrine at Jortificatien by raith, in a Letter to the Rev. .I. Overton Price ft.. 64. 2. Remarks nn the Conte:wen! between the Arminian and Calvid,atic Ministers of. the Church of- England, in It Second Lette. to die Rev. John Overton. Price fts tid i and all this Author's other Works. Tbis day is published, elegantly printed in octavo, Ow 101. 6d. Wards. THE GRAMPIANS DESOI.ATE; a POEM, • ity .u.p:xAN DER CAMPBELL. •• Rut if they ate drivit front tbear native Citatory by povi. tiveEvils, and disgusted by ill-treatment, fed or imaginary, it were it to remove their Grierapce, and quiet their Resent ment.* Jnttt.sost. " Good Thouilsts t Award Men am little better than goat, Dreams, antra' they -are put in aC ; and that c want be w• • ll out Power aAd Thee, as the vaatap and ..nnmandsn Grout,d." S CoN Printed P.,rVernor and Hood, in the Poultry ; and Manuel. and Millet, Edioburih. N. R. A few Copies of this Work are WI ksi f i iy riraii la imperial octavo, pram Out Galileo. OCTAVO EDITION. To-morrow svill bo publiiilied, handsomely printed in Eight Volumes, on a fine Dell 4 Pkper, ptiee in board; 21 16-• and a few o❑ a SUpeffilllV Royal raper, prove ur boards ♦l. las. A NEW EI)ITIUN of rrHE WORKS of the Right Hon. 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A SI ANUAL of the FRENCH MUSEUM, being an interesting and neeermary Elucidation of the Gallery tai P e ups so the Louvre, at Paris; contenting an analytical and err ieal Description of each Picture, accompanied •by an taissd . line of Twenty Pictures; the whole being classed aeon doie t the damson Schoulsand the Works of dm great Anises. Vol. I. French School. Translated from the French, and to be con honied Monthly. Each %Aline to contain Tomas Flees, in the ,attic zminner. Mee Ss. each Volume. It is wraiths, of not:ce that all the Embellishment's contained to these Wbeks Cana Lopriam A from this a-sginal Co; ice. Plea. (PRICE SIXPENCE. IMPERIAL PATILIAMEN; HOUSE OF LORDS—Twuucosr, MAT 17. In a Committee of Privileges, their Lordsl4ls r •ceived evidence in the claim of the Peerage of Z )dche of Ht dingstone. Th.: further proced oti,s were adjourned to this (by fortnight ' The Earl of DARTMOUTH informed :he House ttiat their- Address to His Majesty, relative t r the pension to he granted to the family of the late Kilwarden, had been•ptiscnted to His Mrje.ty. and most graciously received. The INN on the table were forwarded. Adjourned till to-morow. The Carl of D%isr Mourn wore the Gold Key and blot itibband, as Lord Chamberlain of the Household. i4OUSE OF co:. ;moils. Ur. WARD presented a Petition from several Prize Agents against the Bill establishing certain Regulations relative to them. Ordered to lie on the table till the second reading, and then to be heard by Couwel. The SOLICITOR GENERAL obtained leave to bring in a Bill to indemnify Attorneys, Solicit:Yrs, &c. for not having taken out Certificates, according the A& of the 3Ccl of the King._ to BOUVERIE brought up a Petition from the Debtors confined in Northampton Gaol. Ordered to lie on the table. A Message from the Lords informed the House that their Lordships had Agreed to the Adebtioaal Importation Duty Bill without any amendmeat. Mr. $ MitelESs BOURN L moved for au Ac count of the ['arbour Dues of the Part of Ramsay. in the Isle of Mann, from the sth of July 17W. to the sth at July 1803. Ordered Also for an Account of th.• Expeaditare of the Commissioners of Harbours in the Isle of Mann during the wnc period. Ordered Mr. Purview brought up an account from tha Commissioners of Excise of the Drawbacks allowed to the Commun Brewers. .The Scotch Excise Licence Bill was read a se. coati time, and ordered to be committed to-rnor row.—Adpurne3. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 1.•11.13, WAY 5. Letters from Toulouse say, that the Medical Sew ciety in that city has at last determined to establish a Vaccination Committee, charged to inoculate all persons prewnting themselves, gratuitously. This F.;e:ish discovery has caused many debates in the 'edical Societies in Fiance ; particularly among those composed of leer patriot , ' wilt/m.llod stele thingcoming from a nation capahleofpav ing a Mat. I and a Robespierre to guillotine Frenchmen ; &Rai ras to transport them.; hiring assassins to dispatch our Ambassadors of pacification at Rastadt, in 1799; and our Chief Magistrate in 1-804; a nation which sends sacks with cotton and wool on our coast. to infea our brave Army of England with the plague ; and which stoops to employ men of all tadions and of all seas, if by it the misery of France can be produced. We advise, therefore, our countrymen. to be upon their guard, even in using the vaccine discovery, &came we hare heqrd ill good on:horair, that the English cows are subje& to madness, and many shocking diseases unknown upon the Continent, among animals of their species; and that their milk is one of the causes rf the natural brutality of Englishmen, of their unsociable charaders, of their spleen, of their suicides, &c. Who can answer for that by introducing among us the vaccine inocuo lation, we do nut introduce among the human species, all the cruel diseases of English cows, and augment the mass of human sufferings aheady so many and so great ? Timm Demos et dose ferentas.—•' (La Canyon Francais.) During the storms of last. Nivose, several statues in the Tlauilleries were damaged, particulaly those of Omar and of llercules, of which the former had its head and right arm knocked off by the falling of a tree ; and the. latter, his right hand with the club, broker. to pieces by the tall of another tree. They have since been perfedly repaired. and before Midsummer will be replaced in their former situa tions. Those who have been permitted to see them in the statuaries work shop, pretend, that in the new head of Cesar they observe many traits resem bling a great man of our days, as much above Cs' sar as above every other man bones hy worming (Jorrisal des Dqfe.,seurs.) The Minister of the Interior has distributed among Ave hundred intelligent and zealous farmers, fifteen hundred Spanish sheep of the breed which product s the finest Spanish wool. These sheep area patriotic gift from the Kiel; of Spain to the First Consul. What a difference between the liberal spirit r f the Spanish goy .rienent, an I the ni inopolisirg genius of the Ftiglish. In a pamphlet /Ott iy published lay Arthur O'Connor, concerning ti e present state of Great Britain, is said, " In Eur Lida, "aror body who exports a sheep or a lamb is eoftdemeAfd for the first time to the loss of all his property, to one year's imprisonment, and to have his left hand cut off in some market town. He is to retrain for two hours on the pillory, with 11;r right hand nail 'd to a board whets his crime is Painted in visible letters. For a repetition of this crime he is to be hanged." Travellers, who, dur ing the late peace, visited England, assure as, that at Manchester, Liverpool, Bristol, Leeds, Birmitsi, ham, and Glasgow, they saw upwards of fifteen hundred hands nailed to posts on the diffract market places, and that in every large city ct town in England, the streets are crowded with beggars, Who have been rerdered unaNle to in their livelihood, by having their left hand cut off foe exporting to Ireland or to ac nand a oo.ep, It it time. for all Eorooe to unite against a nation whict disgraces are present civil • the ferocious charafter crimiwal laws. In the vilnatlon of Le wor1.1; .1 d r of which may ha read in its critiltinal code 4.1 Grua reker. rAUer. V 't . abd g!:ter UT!. IsTU- Mode, IGS, brand ti C. *nails Draw• Cs .ate, U, a ithout Lutey ,n►cee, ;Aunt , ' Watt ; edlent Aocanv d Per e ea.• Cha • er *.l I :01TC11- TfilS 4 ea :Y of mitain ;:eneral ILune.; lete set rindical to, and ice &1.; ions to rough- Sot., ant