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~! ÷Z 111, 40,, .• i. ~ -...,-, - - - 1 . :7 - fi tr0x e. ,r 77..A.: 1 : , ,... c. 4.; ~....,. ...„trtk,-;.p.!--rt,..--0?.2i.,-,..,,,.f.,..___1\m'Cr477::3111:74"-7114'18.1111:1:' C „w ill. E 4.. N. - ..r .. . . ' P • - '4‘ 14 A1 , - 4,,, i‘' 1 1 .7_,- —,- "• - " ---1 - 0 .1 ,,.....A - -I .4 'i ti 1 , , ,..1.Z *-: - - E.... , ,ZE-- -- 'CI/ t tfP '.. 1 I i i ~._ 3 ..., ~ ft - 7 7 r\ : /..„..\ J--- ...-- ~., ~ - •••,,,'" - - • - . , , . . CI rr Ai l 11 ‘ , \ ,•,... , _ - , Z". age itito ve no cs 1 1° cnjo NUMBER 3209.] ' THEATRE-ROYAL, 'DRURY-LANE. P I -40 -MORROW EVENING, Jan. I, 1803, will be perfoirned, THE WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mr. POWELL ; -Belcour, Mi. DWYER. ' - • Major O'Flaherty, Mr. HARDINGE ; . Varland, Mr. SUET-I', . • Lady Rusport,.Mrs. SPARKS; • Charlotte Rusport, Mrs: 'YOUNG ,• Lciuisa Dudley, Mrs. MOUTITAIN. ' WITH LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, H A RLEQUIN'S HOLIDAY. ,With New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and-Decorations. The New Overture and Songs by Mr. SHAW. The Pantomime Tunes seeded M r.. B Y Harlequin, Mr. - BYRNE; Mago, (the Magician) Mr. DE ,CAMP ; • l'antaioon, Mr. MALE; Scaramonch, Mr. GIBBON ; Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ; Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss B. ME N AGE ; The . Sprite, Miss TYRER; • Old Woman, Mr. BAYZAND ; , • Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANCitIARD; Lar.:l44-, E S ; LitLic A NO ; • • The•Vocat Principal Tarts by. Mr. SEDGWICK, Mr. COOKE, Mr. SMITH, Mrs. BLAND; Miss TYRER, Miss HICKS. • ' Pinicipal Dancers. Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE, •ri Master 'BYRNE; Miss DOUG L4S. !D'ances composed under the Direction of Mr. BYRNE. b _t r il consequence of the universal approbation, and incessant ;I ' . sts of applause, with which,the new Pantomime of Love *tctie.lltagic, or Harlequin's Holiday, was again last Night tes "red by an - Overflowing audience,• the Public are most ~p..7afully informed that it will be repeated every evening 11 further notice. 0 n Monday, the Comedy of The Way. to Keep Him. end on Tuesday, The Count of Narbonne; the Part of by a Young Lady, being her first Appearance on any ae . A. ne • • W Historical Play i in Three ACts, with Music, called *ne Hero of the Notttr, s in preparation'. 'T.I4I.ATRE-ROYAL, COYENT-QARDEN: TO:MORROW EVENING, Jan. I, 180 3 , will be performtA, . p THE MAN QF THE WORLD. - . Sir Pertinax Macsycopliant, Mr. COOKE ; Lord Lmubercourt, Mr. W4DDY ; Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON ; - • Melville, Mr. CORY ' • And Egerton, Mr. SI DDONS. Betty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Consta*tia, Mrs. BEVERLEY ; Rodolpha Lunthercourt, Mrs. H. I OHNST 0 N , WITH _ _ _ • HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS ; Or, TILE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime •Charaaers. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Quango, •' Master MENAGE Irwiln Doe, rather to Columbine, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; Richard Roe, Coluinbine's Lover, Mr. KLAN ERT Lounger, Mr. KING ; Speartin Don' lu;n, Mr. BEVERLY ; Chostpl Gaffer Thumb, Mr. I-LA RL EY ; Unites Ghost, Mr. POWERS ; And Fongwhang, with a Song, Mr. DUBOIS , . Castle Speare,,Mrs.. ST.. LEG E ; 1.11,..,dius Nun, Mrs. WATTS; Cotunininef daughter tolorin D oe) , Mrs. YrCROW', Genitis of g Enchaniment, Mi. DAR I. E Y ; The new .Pantxunirne. was...honoured last Night with ill pp arbatiOn and reiterated acclaations of applause.— be re o peated every Night till fur m ther-notice. un Monday, the Tragedy of Alfonso. N.Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places for the succeeding ±ghtS of the new Opera of Family Quarrels, are respeslfully tainted the 4th representation will be on Tuesday next, High Life - Below Stairs. The sth will be on Wednes ,lY, With the Midnight ; and the 6tli and 7th Repre s..wilLbe,on Friday and S t U.Sthly. - • • ARMY. • A.NY GENTLFM , \N desirous of selling a by MAJORITY, may hear of a' Purchaser , by applying , Letter, to M. Fourrlrinicr, No. Charing-Cross, Load ° ll , or Mr. limes Wright, Writerin Sti rlin g . 0 4 ' 4 w ° Agent need apply ' ; the Purchaser Ivill tr eat onl y' w ith rneert,. ARMY CONIMISSIONS. BE SOLD, a Half-pay Troop of Light t et „Df . agoOns, with particular advantages , and the Step 4 ' ec n an Ensignc and .Lieutenantcy of Infantry, both on the British Establishment; also a Half-pay 'Lieutenantcy of ntry on the Irish Establishment ; also several Full-pay . /.. ru Ntianteies--of Infantry, and. Cornetcies .buth in Light and Dr..l soms ; also lull-py Easigitc.i•e...lo Old Regi aZints stiatoried in England, Scotland, Guernsey Gibrzltar, 4, k g " ne t i l e l: at and" West Indies; also. , scv•eral Hall-pay En . E xFl 41,1 12;:e5..-- A Lieutenant-Colonel of . a Young cwrqen t es to exchange to 'an . Old - onc, and a Captain of Light taoons to a Regiment of Foot ; : sev eral.Captains, Lieutcn- Zts { one in a Regiment in the East Indies), and Ensigns; enl 't to-exehartge, to Half-A , receiving nifierence; a Captain . . 1 " 1 " . . - -lYay of Infantrv-is desirous ta exchange to 'Full in a Rf: in the East Indies, paying the regulated Diffetence; i i ?' ,l rter-11 , 1;ister of Light Cavalry Ivisfies to exChane to ~1 1-L P ay; and. a Qr.:later-Master on Half-pay of-Infantry ^T . ti.s to exchange to Full-pay: x . ._"` 4,l leA CO purehase for 'sod. a Half-pay CoMpany on the [Wish Estanlisian..:nt. t tpppi ;lion to be made to :`,lr. Tohnston, No. 6, ,Craven ...re-q strand, London;' ir by letter, free of postane. , . TO BREWERS., • PERSON. gof C • Ex P er:- , )pt Connexions an .ence, wishes to engage himself in a respedable House, as Brewer, or take a share in the Trade as Ading Partner, h ang Ulq COM pCterkt toun de rt ak e the management of the ~' e `viiks Department has no obje6lion to.Tomo or Conn- Please to dired to A. B. at Mr. Steven's Stationer, . 13 r I W- CEASE AND MODERN FURNITURE, NEAR PORT- LAND-PLACE. - " • TO be disposed of, the lesnatoinglEASE of Six Years, oe a very neat and -convenient .HOUSE, in `uz most perf ec t sta t e of Repair, t o *,ether with the modern a n ct eN.celtent Furniture, situate near Fortlancl-place, suitable fir •, a Genteel F a mily, with immediate Possession. Further Particular s , and ,Tickets fur viewing the same, may had Ot Lon ' g, A.u . etiz,neer, G - r - eat Newport-street, Long Acre. :14.0NEY it-EADY TV ADV ANL E,. AII,'PERSONS in I. l 7osSession ,of Incomes, arising from Freehold, Copy hold, or Leasehold c h ,! t tes, in Land or Houses, Money in .the Funds,' Rent rui l:rges; ALK•riage Settlements, Widows' joimurcs, P4teut Places, Church: Livings, or any. other cer -0 Inconie. for Life,_ may be supplied with terhporary or u e „rinatient Sunii of Money to any Amount,. by paying i tY Intel eSt for the sa,nl;:. lle lie ,Nobility and Gentry oi l known Property, or their ao c C• s ' may be accommodated on their porsonal. security ; any' instance Where:- -the single secure t}• of a . n Pe r , n r niaY.. be, deemed insufficient,. the, arichtioa . ot_ move to guarantee., .the payment ot the Interest will re give° the obitAition ; and, in all. casei,' , privilege will be 0 _. l l to the Public .to return" the -:Principal at their own Puo n. • Pers o'Cla t il al pplication's be received' every da3;t s I l . Fou n , r C ount ; and Letters from CorreSpondents in rKGs Y (post paid) will •be immediately.ansWerect! by ad tO the Direttor of the Knightsbridge`l3ank, at his wil . 1-1°145 e) No'. 3, Lower jului-street, .Gob.hal-squ4re. PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, . Differing in Stile and Pian trom thcie in the old way D - - - UTIER's ORIGINAL MANIiii'ACTORY and WARE-ROO N-1 - No. 13 and :14,.C.AT HE RI N 'STE ET, Eight Doors' from the Strand, maker of the aboVe Articles to the KING And QU E E N.; Their:ROyal Highness the DUKE of YORK acid PRINCESSES, and Manufac-. turer of Furniture in general. BUTLER has observed.some of the vat inns ; Advertisements . opposed to-him, the intention of which may be easily .disco-. •vered ; and -ix rites in short that, by the pennisston of Provi dence, he manuladures and sells as ;d3Ove, -.. (where also may be had, every Article in the Upholstery Liopy,his superior FOUR-POST and - TENT REDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass . Parts !. •SO FA 13 E DS, makine b • hand some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS, w,hich. transform the same way, and each in a few'minutes; N-- ING TABLES on various Constructions, =lgnite un , ,a sew Plan; 'PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS Dina _particular compad Construdion ; end .various imi)rove rnents in Furniture. Houses completely furnished ;-the Articles of well - seAson-. 2CI woods and excl lent workutauF hip. Also, fur expo rja BM§ for the East and West IndieS ; Cabns fitted up for Pas sengers, &c, BUTLER has constrticied several Tools and Machines for working his Patent - Articles, &c. at his . Nanufactory,._ as above, and with -much Sutirrissian, and a true sense of ,grpr, titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge nerously received. - . • aW In contradiaidn to the false assertions opposed to the Sate of . Bur LI,Vs Patent Articles, at his Warehouse maybe seen separate Parent Deeds, one for and other Tables ; and the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which extend to Sofa BedS, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw Posts or Feet. • TO BE SOLD, • • Pursuant to an Order of the. Hibli Court of Chancery,.made in a Cause, - FAKRE It against HI GC I NS',. with the Ap probation of John Ord, Esq. one of tin: Masters of the said Court, on Wednesday the Twelfth, Thursday . the Thir teenth, and Friday the Fourteenth. Days of January 063, between the Hours of Ten and Eleven o'ClOck in the Pore noo:a of each Day, at the Tinker Inn, at Tur\ey, and at the Half Moon Inn, at Kampston, in the Ct,ivy - of -Bedford, in Sundry Lots ; • A' Considerable Quantity of OAK, ASH Y and ELM TIMB E R, growing in the several Parishes of Cold lkaytield, Laveudon, and Newton in the County of Bucks, and in Harrold Hagsdeii, and Kbni.pston, in the said County of Bedford, on different .parts of the Estates of the late William Parter, of Cold Brayrield afbrc-- said, Esq. deceased.. - • Printed Particulars-maybe had at the said Master's Charn n hers, Southarripton-buildings, - 'Clioneery-lane of 11'lesTs. Graham, Lincoln's-Inn ; of Mr. Morgan, Bedford —square, and of Mr. Catty, Angel-court; Throgmorton-street; -Lon -don; of Mr.-Gee, Surveyor, at 'Purvey, near 0 ulney; and of Mr. Kitelee, Surveyor, at Castlethorpe, near Stoney 'Strat ford, Bucks. • • - , NEW ANNUAL REGISTER. This Day was published,. Tn one large Voliame Bvo. price 14.5. boards,, or 745. 6d. half-bound, '`HE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER ; or GE. NERAL RE?OSITORY of- msToßy, POLI TICS, and LITERATURE, for the Year 180 t. To which is prefixed, The HiStory of Knowledge, Learn ing, and Taste, in Great Britain, during the Reign of &nig Charles • ** Complete Sets in Twenty-one Volumes, with a short Review of the TransaCtions of the presefil Reign, prefixed .to the Volume, tint the Year 1780 ;---or any single Volume tna . fir be bad, separate. A nclex to the New Annual •RegiSter, from its Commencement to the Conclusion of the last - Century, has been for sonic dine in nreparation,.and will be published early in 1803. Prilacd for G, aad Robinson,ratt;mostcr-row. • • - R IDA Y, DECEMBER 31, 'IeD2. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA-STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEYLEN, z i SEAT in the EAS T-INDIA DIRECTION, having beconle Vacant by the Death of your late most respeda.ble Director, Mr. HUNT R, I avail myself' of the earliest moment to stand forward as a Candidate to succeed to it, znd humbly to,renew my solicitations fin the honour of your support: If your kindness and partiality should raise.me to the Si tuation, to which my ambition is direded, permit me to ex press the hope, that my condud may evince my gratitude, and prove me not tmworthy your confidence. I have the•Honour to be, with-great Respel, Lathes and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and devoted Servant, WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. Aldermanburv, Dec, 23, 18oz. N. B. Mr. IA CKSON'S Committee sit every . Day, at-the King's Head TaVern, Poultry, (Sundays (excepted.) SMALL PDX AND INOCULATION HOSPITALS - PANCRAS. His R. H. the DUKE OF YORK, President, JOHN HILL, Esq. Treasurer. Extra& trom the Committee's Report, presented to a Gene ral Coure'at Batson's Coffee-house, London, onthe a6th ,December tfloz. VACCINE INOCULATION. Y . what OUß Committee, In addition to - they stated in their last Report, desire toTecall to your atten tion, the increased public benefit of the Institution, since the introduelion of the Vaccine Inoculation has been added- to the farmer branches of its Practice. It began in this Hospi tal under the direction of- Dr. Woodville, - in January 1 799, and from that period to the first of December inst. rt,Boo Patients and upwards, have been vaccinated ; of w •/4uni her, about 2.,500 were afterwards proved to be '.secure from the natural Small-Pox, .by receiving a further Inoculation according to the forrner Practice, Which took no effect ; a number amply sufficient to Satisfy the Public blind or 'the security and success of the new Practice of - Vaccination. And your Committee add, that they have not heard of any ,Complaint from any one of those who were not iiicieuTatee a second time, of their having since taken the . natural Smai l- Pox, although they were chiefly indigent persons, and the I greater number of them, living in places where the:air is very confined; and particularly whore it has been since ascertained, that the - natural - iSinill-PrAX was prevalent amongst those with .whom many of them necessarily had continual intercourse. The success of Vaccination haS very rapidly increased.during the current year; from the. tint of January last Co the first of December inst. of 373 Patients ad nittcd into .the Inoculation, Hospital, only 49. were culated according to the former PraCtice ; and or 4005 Out-•' patients, only 3.) were inoculated according .tu the. r - riner P radice ; whereby it appears, that the Relief of the I y.stitu - - tion has been afforded to 437$ Patients - by Inoculati3n, of whom 88 having been inoculated according to the former Practice, the Blessing of Vaccination has been extended to. 47.90 - . Persons in eleven months by this Hospital 159 Pa; tients in the natural Small-Pox, have been received into - that Departmtnt of this Institution, and Medicines and Advice have been granted to ss Children also in that Diseasia, who were brought to the hospital as Out-Patients, This very ex : tensive Pradiceunder the skilful management of Dr. Wood ' vale the Physician, and of Mr. Wachsell the Resident Stir geon, have enlarged the sphere of this Institution, rendered it - more beneficial to the Poor, and increased its Claim upon the Public Liberality. That Liberality which ha-sever-fost ered its benevolent designs, has enabl;cl your Committee to enjoy the lively satisfaction of co-operating in its promotion, and of witnessing the numerous instances of its general Goodl Extratled from the Minutes, - A. HIGHNIOR.E, Secretary, Solicitor, No. 40, Haydon-Square, Minories. 3tl. ros. constitute a, Governor -for ss. annual— Other Donations rare gratelailly . . 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MILY'; or, The Old Bacheibr and his Sister Pene.. lope.: By Mrs. HUNTER, of Norwich, • ,Author of Letitia. • • Printed for W. T. Roi)berds, Norwich; and sold by 14tgraan and Refs, Paterposter-row. , Of whc . nn 111.14 be had, by th: saint! Author, lately published, LETITIA ; he CAS I'l, without a SPECTRE. A 'Novel, in. our V9ls, price al. Is.. in boards. . " The Author' possesses considerable'rnerit as a Writer, as well .as an observer of humanlife ; , .nd manners. Her dis criminations ar: jus: and accurate."--British Critic, Dec. *4 This is of the very few Novels which, in point of moral and reit , tions tendency, dCmands- from' us an unquali fied ion to every class of Readers. —Anti- aco bin Review, lan .~~- LANI)LORDS and TENANTa. - This Day was published, In OaaVo, rriee sewed, 'the Seventh Edition, of 9 -IHE LA WS re.spedi rig LANDLORDS, - TE- A N TS, and LO DG c: KS, la, dy.vn in a pl;!in and. easy M'aimer;:and . frez ii - nisi the technical Terris of rite Law. 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