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II I 'OUR THE BENEFIT OF MISS POPE. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY -LANE, THIS EVENING, MAY 22, Their Majeetess Servants nui perform a Comedy, nut steed these two years, called Ills CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lend Ogleby, Mr. CHERRY, (Beig his first appearance in that CharaAer.) Sir Jialan Melvin, Mr. BARRYMOREs Sterling, Mr. DOWTON. Lovewell, Mr. BARTLEY, Serlealit Flower, Mr. PACKER. Traverse, Mr CAULFIELD. Truenian, Mr COOKE, Canton, Mr. WEWITZER, Brush (for this Night only), Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mrs. Heidelberg, Miss POPE, (Her second appearance in that Character.) Miss Sterling, Mew DF. CAMP. Fanny, Mrs. YOUNG, Betty, Miss MELLON. T a g of Act U. a New Patriotic Song, composed by Mr. Hook, Will be Sling by Mr. LEE End of Act IV. will be Sang the Favourite Song of a Little r affieuc ; sr, The Silken Sash,' by Mrs. BLAND. To which will be added, the New Grand Allegorical Spectacle of CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. The Principal Cbametirls by Mr. BYRNE, Mr. GRIMALDI, Master BYRNE, Master OSCAR BYRNE. Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Wile will introduce the Frolular New Comic Hunting Song, composcd by Mr. finlike, called THF. CARFTUL Min SEIM'S, Miss TYREE, Mot. BYRNE, Min VINING, Mcs 8.11,417NAGE., MissIIRISTOW, Miss T.\ YLOR. Tic'kets and PL,ces for the Boxes to be had Miss POPE, No. 63, Great Q•mesi.itreet, Lincoln' , Inn-fields; and of Mr. F, , ,,b100k, at the Box-Ofliee, in Little Rawl! street rrHEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. A THIS EVENING will be persetstiel (SIPCOMII TION this Seated) a Play, in Three Ass, called THE IRON CHEST. Sir Edwa-ii Mortimer, Mr. ELLISTOM. Fitelarding, Mr. CHAPMAN. Wilford, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Adam Winterton, Mr. GROVE. Helm Mill woorirAu., &antis, Mrs. GIBBS. Rioters, Miss DANIEL%. Judith, Mrs. HARLOWE. To width will be added (Second Time the &casco), THE REVIEW; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. To conclude with a Remesentation of Die It esiew at THE CAMP NEAR WINDSOR. ASTLEY'S, Under the Pate ,nags of Their Reveal Mighoesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. TUESDAY, Mee 11, THE Public are respedfully informed , that the New Owed Comic Pantomime. WWI • BOWAPATIO ; OT. 1144.11LECKIIN ma OF DOM . With Scenery, tifitebinoey, eltengesi s hi Alas, the Wow Chase Bahl, said NOCTURNAL REVELS. Both preheed UN Might, haying be matted with Un elainpird Applause, will Its repeated This, and every Fettling , This Week Fridsy excepted. oil swam al she Ormoral F. 64. On MONDAY once wilt be preducad, a greed Historical DLitt-mai Spe6tacle, Cal ed, 1588; Or, THE SPANISH ARMADA. Doors to be opened at Hal iput Five, and to begin at Half-put Six ni:Clook. Boxes, Ovi Second Price, 2s. Pit,2s. Second Price, Is. Gallery, is Second •Price, 6d. Second Price to commence at flail-past Eight **Clock precisely VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Amt. 24, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for I'd:nailing His Majesty's Nevy do ben* girt Notice, that on TUESDAY the T 24 af May nem, they lOU be ready to receive Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and ma for Flee Hundred Teem tr by nit:ton or Newentie Sele, et Salt of equal patinas ; and fr Four Modred Tens at' Leith Bay Salt, of the Saws* Grain, of which the Presom who nuke the Tenders are so produce Samples ; to be delitrewl into Hu Majety's Victualing Stores at &aging, One Hal by the 31st if July, and the remainder by the Wilt of September nut. feet ofyell Charge and Hitt to His ligiesty (incept tout( the Consomme will he allawed Is. 11d. per Tan jiw the Ferber- Set of the Salt from the Wharf WI the Stern ; and ea be ponfor by &Us payable with Intense Ninety Day, after date. The Covoiltimu of the Centervis may be teen at the Secretary's Oft*, at this ogfre, or by applying to the Conatims of Sok Glades at Tymingten.in Hampshire, and Middiewich, fn Cheshire, rape. they. And all Persens who rase think p'qe► to weir Tendert Igen the said &caste'', err dared to take Smite. tkot tso nir 4 6, 44 te any Tender in Oti,:`, the Pei,. that! net Le inserted is W.* et (Aga., or that shell net k delivered te the Baird before get o'Clorie on the semi Teasley, the 22d of Hay nest, nee 'mien tot Perim who Naha the Tender, ar sane Person on ha Behalf, main, ta answer token called.* - ..... MAT THE COMMISSIONERS for Yahoo/MT Ifis m t mays Newp de hereby gips Kotitv, That if/LDNES- Nr out, the !SI inesals, get frill be troy es Tenpin roofers, "nog (stied up), aid Me for Fifty Toss of Meek Soros L k* auftersile t. assirhs, to be predated eta the renders, billfdliborod fondles,* ing• the riefralane awn es &Wood; a libleinklfar ay Ma pyrite elk Morro. Nowt, Drys ifta. VICTU TM U fa she Cierreet onsy 14 rtes et elbe ismiswy's ok. 411 1 el Pintos oto gay dads promo to ask nave spot Ito "4 °1 .801 .1, are daily*/ NS. nom that OM lkowl wid it 16110 0.4 Tasks to ASA tits Prier 01•41 see k liveried in Prii di a lose nr dhst ilma lot he delayed to the BMrd haws ^,4 east% " tAt said Woeitsioy out, the 23d *IL tie Wes t ‘: Peron oho looks the Tooter, r Wag PM" .4 his 8i1416 41414 1 t. 'Mk tatheNeegeet for. JO' • • W Ark V 44 • . • : E t! )1041 1 1% 426:‘ N4 k!. _ _ the db. the m 2• Cal MTS. AW ~ ~ .:. ~ ~:. „ et to ogh- Sus• ; and br 4rtttob 11. TUESDAY, MA %rms., ‘Li.iiv(i•()FricE, Arau 25, 1804. r ri - IE COMMISSIONERS for Vl (fuelling ii Majesty's Na,y du hereiy gibe Wire, Thet on rinmsDAY the 24th e May nest, they evil be ready to receive Tenders in writing (seated np), cad treat for the supply of what Freda Bed; Rum, and hest Precisions, may be ref/tired for the Use of His Ma• erty`b 77i1, and Vessels at It'uteejard, fm• Twelve Mondas certain, and further until his Months Notice shall be given am either side far the leVltlin4 , 4,l thereof; the nee of payment to be by Bills payable with Litertst Ninety Doys yfte► date. The Cowliti.rw 4 . the Centred, +nay be seen at the Secretary's °fee, at this (stlice, ar by applying to the Collector of the Cottons at Water/ ord And all Persons who may think proper to make Tenders NM the raid Occation, are deane to take Noire, that no Regard will had to any Testier in which the Price shallow he harerted in Words at Length, or that shall not be detiored to the Millard Wore One o'Clocii on the mid Mendip the 24th of Man nett, nor sakes the Per son who *who the rosier, err mot Posen an his &UK attends, to answer when ratted for. And that sort, Tender as mania so tra prices upon some Artieks, and prices mid inferior to the rtnt vane upon ethe.e, rill be considered as intryper to be admitted. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MA mcm 21, 1204. THE COMMISSIONERS .for Viamallnag Hir Maiaty's Nary do hereby Ciet Notice, That on TUESDAY dm 29th of M , ..1 Red, they scilL be ready to reretoe Tenders is writing (stand up), and tent for Three Thousand Pipes of Bar celona Red Wine, to be delitered,free of duty, within the period Months/hot the Day of Controdi, into the Vitiztallinz Steen at Plymouth, Parantaath, and Deptford, in the Pietas,' Pre portions, viz. . . 1500 Pipes. lOW SOO ..---. WOO 22, 1804. Plymouth Portsmouth • Deptfoed - 4a M ir paid for iy Bills pirsige intik /swot Ninety Days On Data. N. B No Ti ak? le a kat Saaasay Om* 500 Pipes will ie siawtw• The Cowl*** et the Coutreel wry he teas s the Steretaris o.llfre. abod nil Penns tehe bmgt dish peeper N este radon term Ote said occasion see eletieell M Mit !Vain, that t. Regard lOU be had to ay Tender is *Loh the Nita chili net be inserted ix Woe& et 4 %lit, or shot were be delivered t • the Board Itefore One it'Ctork MI the said Tuesday, the 29th of hey, nor tans the Per sin who makes the render, or sow Person on Ate Behalf; attends to answer when carat/or. ViCTUALLINCI-OFFICE. MAY 21, 11104• THE COMMISSIONERSik ruka ll ias Hi: Alar• Jokes Nary de hereby give Pei v, That vn MONIMY wk. drift lit Aug sill k reedy ta noire Temfer. fw "9.11 V tool, end trek t;. tlwe rikyksid Skit k . rbibtilrki Iforiskid lker, k k d. eked in • jklYight, by looklyikeperkkft kw elk PlCtkillks Sewn at Deptford, oral • bit paid far bp BA pay.bit with Intemt, viittety day. vier 4.1 a. The Cos/Wm of the Common may he see* et the Secretary's *Pc Asia Penang who may thialk proper to woke Tenders WS f 64 amid Omosiamore tigairul ts wise Moeire, Mot ere Regard will he hod Ng Trader in whir , ' thl Prue shall ant he Sourer! in .Vstrde ere Last* or that Anil Art be cloistered to the Pi•ord kforr Bet coeds on the tad Mendes sat, the 21184 instont, ner ales the Person who .ekes the Tender, ,w sense Perms, on his Behalf, at. tends, to ens •er when roiled for. BANK OF KNICLAND, lith MAY, 1604. NOTICE U ierrby Olen, that w DOLLARS stnoupni Mr lioultoes ilanntaetery, ishich the Both of England is about to innefor Fine Aillotio web, loin be eget-not in payment vain et the Bank, et the SOM. eta, presided they fida not is d e faced or isoutlated, • r in any Ivey rendered lighter, wept front Oa operation, I maws moor. ROBERT REST, Sec. EAST•IHDIA HOUSE, MA• 8. 1604. THE COURT 4'DIRLCTORS of ase UNITED COMPANY qr . MERCHANTS f ENGLAND. 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Printed for Vernon and Hood, in the Peu:tr y ; and Manners said Miller, Edinburgh. N. B. A few Ceptes of this Work are beaus fully priciest in Intierr.a: Cietlllo, price One Genres. For ptiblishing by Subscription, A TRANSLATION, from the Pent ti Menthe English Lattguige. a Wr,rit entitled • ACHRONOLOGICAL, BIOGRAPHICAL. and THEOLOGICAL HISTORY of the PRIMARY and SUBSEQUENT AGES of the WORM,. The whole carefully compiled horn the Sarre Records of the most :to theutic and most approved Writers of the Antecedent Agee. ' By MEWHOMML/O, The Son of Javade Shah. Dedicated to the Honourable the Court of o:rectors. IN SIX VOLUMES, QUARTO. Done into English, and illustrated with Notes, Historical, Gen. graphical, and Critical, and the whole embeittalsed with such Maps,Ospper-plateo,and Engnetenspoi away be swan:ob.*. By ROSERT GREENE, Captain of Infantry on the Bengal Establishment. BLUCIDVIORY lILDIAIeI. Fur the titular peg*, the shove will wane tawbut al it wil possibly be expected that a more circurnstantiel Detail should accempaasy it, the Translator, anxious to meet the Wishes of the Public Mind, enters into the following Diartiebien of is. relative Departments Of the characteristic Properties of the Work, bell le Welt Extent old Arrangement, it will be neteellatry m seeindtees Ist. That in the Arrangement of the Refetenses t# Illeillea a it dissents vary immaterially from the Sacred Reenaitnleme Scripture. The proofs it evinces of the AttributesislEthe Creator, will, it is thought, be sufficiently *leer to not to remove, the unfavourable bins which elms lerniballe Ji unacqueutied with the Code of Meh'howinotika*Belki. ild near Affinite to the Reek of Genesis is partieviuty ceespi- • cuous, and in its References thereto ' it is more eontpreben. sively Descriptive than perhaps any Work whist' bas bee! , I I hitherto pnoentel to the Literary Worts. Silly.--111 its HiitOfiCDeparusent, the Lives of Adam, Reg Cain, Abel, Seth, Enoch, Noah, and his Sons their Gwent. Nees, and the Lives of the Prophets, continued down to the Coalimencensent of the Higera, or the Flight of Melf'hona. lOW, from Mecca to Medina (A. D. 621), are detailed in Cbranoloitical Order i sod will be foetid on pentad parties.: larlt interesting. Many Pauses in the Old and New Ten* meat, which have heretofore appeared, if not obscure, caw talnly not intelligible, will be sufficiently explained in this Work to otoder them clear to every Mind. Silly The WiTeal Tribes occasionally visited by the inspired Preachers of God ; their religious principles, and the contort.", ' they occupied, will be cortectly detailed. The Originality of Linguages ; the Lotivelty of the Prophets,—their proper Names,—the Reasons why throe Names w ere assigned to them, arid the Derivations of the Words which constittiteeteh Name-, will, with mmy other subjects equally interesting and useful, he discussed in molar order. etrtly.—Copious Indexes will be given at the end of each J lf Volume, wherein every interesting matter relative to the sub. jest will be mended in Chren.dogical Order :—each chapter of the Work fat far as the separate and colleen.° matter may " he referable to each other) will be tionipated telth Bradshowl late Translation of .lomptioi, and the Boobs of MO-411 coded Genets ; both of which wi I be regularly transcribed, and the Wittings Mother Authors of different nations, quoted as proofs in support of the ateltentteity of this Work, rendering Ple► whole vs complete es ;risible Flavin thus expeneted noon the Heads of the Work, the Translator hopes that the Jude:nem of a liberal Public will deterintue that he has been sufficiently co inmsiustonve. He has therefore only to add, that the Woo: Is a faithful Trans /Wort of the Origins", and that it appears to him to preserve a degree of regularity and coincidence, not generally often. able is the ancient productions now extant in the world. Nonce be is hit to bop*, that ptogressain ...II not be fount as to clash with attecedencies as to attach to him the censure of tie learned, or the o;:pantien pf the liberal. Trio Translator concludes his Remarks by assuring the Pub he, that should the vain, of the Work s when c. , aapialed, be less than they hid antictpeted f-orn the shore detail, they will h.: at liberty to reed their nines from the ko of its parr -rO3. The Ist and 2d Volumes are in crest forte:at:dote, and wily it at hoped, be shaft, ready ford* Printer. 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