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11 1111111 - - • tk• • . . 6 / ~, ~~ r r, ,1---7•-•l;4Alir;V, ) .. 1.4\ ---... ,x, _ < ' ci • ,%, , •,:-; . m i --1, '-- - . , --<A - "Y .. . . UMBER 3002.) TUESDAY, MAY 4, iBoz [i4xcE §lxpE/4ct TTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O- MORROW EVENING ; MAY 5 , 1802, will be performed, THE WINTER's TALE. Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE ' • Polixen es , M r. BARRYMORE ; Florizel, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Clown, Mr. SUETT ; Autolycus, Mr. BANNISTER. Hermione, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Perdita by a YOUNG LADY, • Paulina, Mrs. POWELL. WITH . MILITIA. • HEREAS Heads of a BILL are in circulation W for the Alteration of the MILITIA, and augmenting its numbers to Sixty Thousand Men ; and whereas such in tended Alterations and Augmentation appear materially to deviate from the principles on which the original Establish ment was formed : The Lieutenants of Counties, Com manding Officers of Regiments o r C or p s o f Mili t i a, an d Members of eitheiT House of Parliament, who have served in the Niihau, are 'd...iired to meet at the Thatched House Tavern, at Twelve o'Clock on Wednesday the sth Day of May next. This Day was published,,Pricess, in boards, SSAY ON IRISH BULLS, By RICHARD LOVELL•tDGEWORTII, Esq. And MARIA EDGEWORTH, _ Author of Castle Raakr en t`,,ltc. Pridted for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Churchyard. This I)ay was published; . , legantly.printed . in One 'Volume; Price.7s. bOards, BERON • or , HUON DE tOURDEAUX 3 a Mask, and ORESTES, a_ Tragedy. By WI I.LIA2vI SOTHEBY; Esq. F. it—S s and Printed tor T. 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Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street ;of whom may be had, the History of England, the Life of Csar, and other Publications of the same Author. *** It is presumed,. that a Work of this. kind will, be highly interesting to every class of Readers, as it treats of one of the most memorable transadions of an eventful period; and contains a narrative of every important circumstance con nected with what His Majesty has styled the happiest Event of His Reign. THE SULTAN. Roxalana, Mrs. IORDAM BEAUFORT. • WENTWORTH FITZWILLIAM. RONINE'Y. GRANTLEY. DORCHESTER. BERKELEY. DERBY. CARLISI.E. UPPER OSSORY. CARNARVON. DEVONSHIRE. For the USt of, SCHOOLS and.Y b tIRSONS. . , . ThiS Day was published, • In. Two Viilumes, Royal ignio. with Erigilviiigo;, and . a cor rect Map, Price tbs.. in boards; its. half bound; or 12s: liatidsorrielY bound and lettered • - A HISTORY of GREWE; fioni 1 - 111.: Periods; till its Redueliat into a Itorrian Province. Intended ptinciPally for the Use of SChools; and Young' Per..4onS of both Sex,es.. 13y WILLIAM MANOR; LL.D . , • . • , Vicar Of Hurley; in Beikshire; Chaplain td.the Earl of Dunn fries, Author-of the British Nepos, Univeisal History, &c. '.Printed for.kichard Phillips,.No. 71, ,Stj'aill's Church yarct ; sold by.B. Tabari, at the Juvenile Libtary, New Biaril - ; by Tho Mas Burst; Paternostei•,row Wilson and Spence; York ; Mosley; Crinsbrog; E. g`allotir, burgh; and by all o th e r Boolseller.S... 1 Oewhom may be had, Dr, Mavor.'s Unlitersal History; in Twenbr-fiveVolunieF 4 as each Volume appe ars on th e i7rst Day Cif every Month, and all ale other Elementary Books hi , . the same.Antbor..... , THEATRE -ROYAL, HAYMARKET. (By Permission of the Lord Chamberlain). CO MMEMORATION of the late Dr. ARNE. ON SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 8, will be April 8, 1802. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, negins Drawing the zd of August next. of kzo o tsea 10,000 5,000 20 or 4o 100 So is 3 C40,00Ci 20,00 d This Day were publiatted; in One Vol4lne Octavo, Price Bs. in boards, TRAVELS inITALY. By the late Abbe EAR THELEAM Author of the Travels of Anacharsis the Younger, in a SerieS of Letters written to the celebrated Count Caylus. With an Appendix, containing - several Pieces, never before published ' by the Abbe Winkel man ; Father Jacquier, the Abb e ZanlIo; 4nd other Learned Men. Translated from the French. 10,000 4,9 0 , 0 4,000 4iooo 2,090 7 ,0 5 e 2,050 133,950 24,000 ): 22 P2 0,,6 Printed for G. and J. Robinson; Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, translated from the. French ; lately published, f. Historical arid Political ►Memoirs of Lduis XVI. froni his Marriage to his Death, by T. L. Soulavie the Elder, illustrated with 113 Portraits, 6 vols. Bvo. 2!. Bs. in boards; I. The Life of Bonaparte; With a Portrait by Heath; Bvo. Bs. boards. , • Note. there wilt be no Irish. Lotteries this Year, and the Prizes paid in Money. :AAR. NICHOLSON, No. id, Cornhil, opposite 1.V.1. the Bank of England, respedfully acquaints the Pub lic, that as soon as the Tickets are issued , front the Bank, (which is expected ,in about'a fortnight), they will be sold -and divided by hint into Shares, on the lowest Terms. , 441111 r In the last English Lottery, April 7, 1862; No. 17.993, aPrize of zo,ooo, ,was divi,led and sold in i 6 Sixteenth Shares; No. 20,198, a Prize 0f2,-)aol. and in former Lotteriei a very great proportion of Capital Prizes. ' performed, A SELECTION OF MUSIC, Compiled entirely from the Works of Dr. ARNE. By :E.AINiu EL ARNOLD, Mus. Doc. PART I. Overture. Artaxerxes. Di r Dead March. Caraaacas. Messrs.GOß E, D/GNUM, PAGE, SALt, " Comm Air, 'Shepherds, we'll follow the hearse." ; Mr. T. WE LSH, " By the gaily circling Judith. Conius. Chorus, " Hear, Angels, Hear!" Air, Mrs. BLAND, Eve's Hymn. Abel. Air, Mrs. ATKINS, " Nymphs and Shepherds." Air, Mr. INCLEDON, " Thou soft flowing Avon." Shake- Air, Signora STO speare's Ode. RACE, " The wanton God." Comus. Air, Mr. BRAHAM, " Behold on Lethe's dismal Strand,,, Artax. Air, Mrs. B ULINGTON, erxes " Sweet , Echo." Corrals. 1 rio t Accopanied o n H aut b oy b y M r. W. PARK E. Naval mOtte, Verse and ChOrus, " The Wooden Walls Of Old England." PART H. Air,Cantata, Mr. KELLY, " The School of Anacreon." 7Mrs. MOUNTAIN, " 0 *hit joy does Conquest Alfred. Accompanied on the trumpet by Mr. c'obnArta, jun. 11 11 „, h Chorus, " B reat h e t h e p i pe. " -.Tudith. Sign ora STO RACE, Mr. BRAI4AM, "0 Thou, on whorri the weak depend." Judith. Iss TRNNANT, " Vain is Beauty's gaudy flower." 4ir and Judith. -44 Chorus, Mr. GRAHAM, " Now Phcebus sinketh in iv the West." N et , I's. 8 t L LING TON," The Soldier tir'd." Artaxerxes. and Chorus, Mrs. BLAND and Master PRICE, Air, R,4r• " Now a ll the a i r shall ring. " Fairy Prince. WELSH (never performed), " Come; thou God- Oatin-11dess fair and f ree ." 4Song, Verse and Chorus, " Rule, Britannia, Rule the Waves." lende r of the Band, Mr. WE I CHSE LL. • Prin c i pal Second Violin, Mr. SHIELD. • Hautboys, Mr. PARKE, Mr. W. PARKE. ' Violoncellb, Mr. C. ASHLEY. TrUmpet i Mr. WOO DHA M, Jun. Double Druins, Mr. R. ASH LI:Y. I•ll,see Ban d will be numerous and complote, and the C AO. kaj e S s , w ill be assisted by the Young Gentlemen of His AbUel;.Y's Chapel, the Choir of St. Paul's and Westminster hz roflts arising from the Performance will be vested in ‘` , a r d" , ds of Messrs. Drummond, and will be applied to_ Ar ne s r aising a Monnment tcc.the Memory of the late D. ap bo , under the diredion of hr. Arnold, and a COmmitice s,. lt ed f r that purpose. l'i - ! s t, 6 s. Pit, 3s. 6d. First Gall. 2s: Second Gall. if. th e V i rts and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Rice; at at!' e l ßuri t; I\i 41 SHIPS in the lII7TCH, FkENCI4, and SPA , Sti p, , JRTS at the COMMENtEMENT of the late CANNERS of the BRITISH 'SHIPS which the Dit,tch, French, and Nanish Ports at the (he r \-!,„1", c eliWnt of tho late War, and sequestrated, &c. tone: Ivitrltn.their respeetive Cargoes, ate request to p.ansmit, Ihen",t del ay, the Names and Tonnage of their Ships, with lii4;iliculai"; of their Cargoes, to Thomas Sanderson, Esq. 1 61 1 , i r iand, or Nathaniel Atcheson, Esq. Ely,Place, Lon thet whom the Owners are respeetively referred for fur: I,o;l"Prrnation en the subjeai April 23, iSoi. W ENGLISH ASSISTANT. . . ANTED if, a respeetable Private School neat A' h London : - Person P ell quali fi ed to teach Writing, 4iellitoerrtde!._ic, - and' a E • nglish. He roust bc properly recom. An,,, i°l* CharaCter and Abilities. \ ~„ ttreertr.sYok(by letter) to M. N. at Atkinson' ilotel, Dean . ll° ...... • • . . • -- W. . . GAOL OF DEVON. - .' ~ 'INTti) a GOVERNOR of - the GAOL,. of ' 'thi n ' v the said COUNTY ; and for the Penitentiary House the said Prison at a Salary of zsal. pet Annum; with cleat4tr and the Grlounll surrounding the Prison. The t-lora investigation wilt be made into the principles and t his c°4 titia of evdry Person who may think fit to otter for 11°4 4,P.'intrttenti.trid a Reference to Personfin a flue situa ?yell 41tre,. vvill be required to establish .the Charaaer of forZzibi Pijeant. The superior eduaatidn, and the . previous ' T ett I,,,•"tritttarid, when other qualifications are opal, Vvill tA il With a-decided preference. feeeicrY•Person wishing to offer hiniself as a andictaiii may t !tet e e r allY information trorri Mr. Eales, Clerk of the Peace, , it , , who earl have immediate communication with the itiC Justices.. ... SALES, Clerk of the Peace. \117,, tatiNt'rzie . kousE. • , ' I ,N TED, for Gine Year Certain (or longer? . - 'Z,' 4 1 '4, 'tap. proved) With ivim'ediate possession, and within :4, est of London, -.1 8 I— ' 19 a convenient HOUSE, FUR 'zi St a b le , ' ° complete for a Shull Yarnity; with Colch-houses ow- gobd - ' ll3 e g a Walled Gardep t and Paddocks' of Land olf, attached to it. any Family svishing to leavi m e ''''Y Reli c t • .' will find a good. 1, 0an t, , a..., - ence for one year certain,. . and I,, r .,nii ses jat „t,l , e greateSt care taken of them Furniture their - Ci C ., -if more agreeable to the Landlord, the I'-louse N I , 4r den s',Wi II be rented witbotni any Land; if the' Horses t ,,l : e tt ° e ‘ i. ‘: 3 . , ,be ac t ty-n. modat*l with Pasture... ti l' t t. 4: t P °3 t - Pad) with 'terms' and Partictilars; addresse , 4 ri ae Mr L.,, 1 4• ~ , wil l b ... ~ • ____i gs, o. 2, to Lincoln s •••,,, - immediately attended to: kRn tall/ —NAN rt LA DIES, *hose delkacy regniret j'y 4c.c.q,icealmenti may - he accommodated . with' every neces' !lots. •1110Forvenieney requisite to their situation, as usti4,• at fl 0.r.-.l".lrnan's, removed from' Oxford -street, to No. 4, can" Is tip l'a,s, Parliament -street, who, , for these last 2,) years V i t 4)erfr ned innumerable cures, continues to give her li ens 0 those Ladies afilided with- irregalarities, cibitruo ttt , weakness ~t ' l 4 c , Th , . es, nervous diseases, private disorders, and l iar Or cat. _n,tarrits at a particular period of life i alsathe ge- , to the of miscarriages; and every other disorder pecu :pl'll a o tin e .ex. Ladies labouring under obstrudiotis, prov yil ~ '',,,s'' sensatioh, will consult their °rift' interest by e i a- al7,ove :* thestridest delicacy, hortoiir,•and-secreey Nr 7, e rved. tic,. • ..• Iry • • 1,„ 'IN If u ,, ! s seeing the mOrning'S urine, she informs the Pa -I.:f i iiisti tie m!, 4 . de, , as she never take& them in care, unless' be t, tq cJiit th' of making a eurc..• No ease 07111. be heard or read. 94 1 - r 0 customary fee of Half-a-Guinea.. Atsenciani:e Ni r tn tiff Six o'ti ck ( 4 .,_ 0. Vi„b 11 _ 11 . . 0 , Sundays excepted. - "I - NI 1 .., i _ a Lontinuer, to give ht:r advice to the Ali:Awl - in wt unb oruxiett iitteelosS. PAVING HOUSE, DUBLIN. . H T E Time for rece i v i ng Proposals for LIGHTING the STREETS of DUBLIN, .is ne cessarily enlarged to Monday the 17th of Mai-, on which Day they will be taken -into consideration, ' , and after which time no further Proposals will be received. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. SEVERAL - SUMS, from loci to 10,0001: -to he Laid out in the purchase of Annuities on real or approved personal Securities, for which liberal Prices wil: be given. Letters (post-paid) with teal name and address, :mention ing the - nature of the Securitie s , direeled tin' A: B. to he left at Mr. Reed's, Law Stationer, No. 5, Bream's-Buildings,' Chancery-Lane, will receive immediate attention. ' -No Noney Broker need apply. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION , Together or.in Lots, at Lloyd's Hotel, 'in New street, Bir mingham, onjlitirsclay the 13th of May inst. at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon 'unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, of which due notice will be given); CONSISTING of nearly ONE THOUSAND • ACRES of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Woodland, divided into FIVE compleat FA RMS, with some small Lots adjoining. The Premises are very com pact, most agreeably and pleasantly situated near the Market • fowns of Alcester, Bromsgtove, and Birmingham, the whole forming a very desirable an d - comp l eat Estate. art the last Lot is a large good HOUSE, delightfully situated, which with a little improvement would make a desirable Residence, tier a Gentleman's Family,- having a large SHEET of WA.: TER near it, and some PLANTAT I ON S, Which_ may be formed very agreeably into Shrubberies; &c. &e. There is an extensive FISHERY in the River Arrovi , belonging to it - } arid • plenty of GAME over the Estate. Printed Particulars may be had of ftlettrg. Devon and Tooke; Solicitors, No. to, Gray's-inn-square, London ; at Mr. Bedford's Office, in Birmingharit ; at Mtn;srs. Kn o t t an d . Lloyd's, Booksellers, Birraingliani; andat the principal Inns in the adjacent Towns: SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD •BY. AUCTION,. At fhe Angel Inn; Midhurst, on Thursday the./7th Da . ; Of May, 1801, between the Hours , of Five an&S'even in the Afternoon, if not previously disposed °Eby Private COn trad, of which (should it happen) Notice will be given ; A_ Li, that Desi ra bl e FREEHOLD ESTA TE; A called ELME R's FA RM, in the occupation of Samuel Ankeri tenant at will, wild has notice to quit at Michaelmas next. .. .The Estate lies in the parish of Woolbeding; within a short distance of four Markets; Liphook; Midhurst; Petersfield, and HaSlemere ; and consists of a good Farm-House; two Barns, and other suitable Buildings; and of 355 Statute Acres of Land, (according to a recent admeasurement taken by Mr. Barlow, ot'Midhurst); of which, about ISS arc Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture ; about 55 Coppice and Woodland 'and about rtz Common, but which the Purchaser will have the poWer of enclosing without applying to Parliament: The Estate abounds With Game, and there are many beau.: tiful Spots for Building. The Timber and UnderwoOd to be valued: • The Purchaser will hasdilie refusal of a *Ood 1)40 near tbe-E§tate, called Older Hill coppice, containing about 27 Acres,: at . a fair price ; and if he is a Sportsman ; he may also belaCcolnrnodated with the use of a neighbouring Manor. - foqamiculars; inquire of Edward Kent, Esq.' Hotlist, near Midhurst. CAPITAL ESTATES; . . WARWICKSHIRE, LINCOLNSHIRE; in ESSEX, - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .- In the course of the ensiling Summer; AVery VALPARLE: and Ctimpaa FREE. HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, consisfmg of two Farms adjoining each 'other; the Onc called HIGH HOUSE FARM, and the other the HALL FARM, con taining - togeth er 3 43 Acres I Rood; i 4 Perches of Atable, Meadow ; anti Pasture Land; in high eultivatien; with good Farm Houses and convenient Outbuildings belonging to each; situate in the Parish of Rowington, in the County of War wick, distant from War Wick &Out 4 - miles, and fromilir noingham 15 miles, Togetbetwith the GRE 4T TITHES of the Parish of Rowington ; bing upwards of 1300 Acres.— The' whole of Which Premises are now in the occupation of Mr. William Wells; under a Lease which will etpire at Lady Day 18 0 5. Also a desirable FREEHOLD -ESTATE . , called TUL- L E VS F, , cft M, consisting. of a 'Fatm House and tithe's. Build ings, in good repair; and about '267 Ac'req, r-' Rood; and i 8 Perches of Arable, Meadow; Pasture and' Marsh .Land, situate in the Parishes'of Holbeach and Fleet; in the County of Lincoln, distant from Spaldinggmiles,-and from Wisbeach r/miles?part of whieli is' in - Lease to M'r. lames Cole,' and the rest let to him as Tenant from year to year. Also a very eligible Freehold ami'Copyhold Farm; called C LAVEREND' EARICIr ; cOivisting Of a Farm - ROnse, and aboUt 316' Acres; I . Rood,' and ,3o Perches, of Arable arid Pasture Land, ituate in the Parishes-ofWendens,'LittlebOry, ,kskdan; New sort,' and Sadion W a ld en , i n Th e County of E sstx; in. the Occupation' of Mr. Robert Kintptdii, Who is Tenant from year to year.• The Land. Tax of all the Estates is redeemed. • Partitula i ts may be •had of Mr. W. Lc Blanc, No. 8, Mihnan-sttegy Eo.tdford=rowo Londoit; . &IA Mr, Yulljatnes, Glostctotir, . . . 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'TRAVELS thiough the UNITED STATES of NORTHAME RICA; the COUNTRY of the I RO- Quo awl UPPER CANADA, in the Years i 7 96, and 1797 by the, • • - • •.• • DUKE of ROCHEFOIXAULT .LIANCOURT. With an authentic Ateount of LOWER CANADA. C riticat i:Vprobations of this Valuable WOrk.. • " These Travels constitute a Work of much greater Int.:: portance and Value than are attributable tb.the generality Publications under gimilar 'Pities. Th are written in t; 7 e nianner of A rilitir Young'STravels in Frnce, and furnish the Reader with a v a t Mass of Geographical, Conithercial, P s o. litical; and Econornical Infdrthationi the respit. of attentive remark,', and. judicious inquiry."-,--NeW Annual Onr.present Traveller has Milted great attention to nd common acidities. His DescriPtibtis are. clear and 'explicit; and his OblerVations in general are judicious. He had the best means of Iniiirthatioii. 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THE PL ACE: • PERSONS who are disposed, in consequence . the General Peace; to visit FRAgCE;:.HOLLAND; or ITALY; are respeetfully iriforthed that the three under- . mentioned World are the latest; and ttih only accoiinti that have been publiShed-Of;thOse Countries, and they fur= Wish not.kly their present State; side their respeaive voltitiOns;, but iiuntetous partfctilars of indispensable utility so every . I.—ln One large Volume; tinio. price 6s. in boards, rf RAVE I_g in •I' RAN CE; containing a circunistantta Yiew of the present State of Learning; of the Arts, Maini-, facilites; Learned Societies, 111anners;- &c. in PariS 'and in the French Republic. By TIIOMA B E S YGG, Professor of As - trOuoinyi the,University qnq late Elivo . Y from the n Danish , Government; for consulting. . with th e Conunissioneri for the Ishni.,,si live to,the universal Basii di Weights and Mea.kireS. ;Translated by JOHN JONES, LLD_ , One Large VOluine, Svo.• price Ss. 6.i. in Vards, } A TOUR THItOUGH THE I3ATAVIA'N REPUB., LI C; during'the Months of OClOber; November,. and De-`• cehiber; in the year 1330 ; containing an accurate account of the present Domestic State of that "Country; With Aneedots of the Leading Clia,raeterii and of the late .English Invasion; _ By R. FELL, Ii!. in Two Volumes; SYO, • pritt qs. in boards, TRAVELS in ITALY, bet Ween the Years 179? . 1atia ins Containiag . Traielling Dire4iotis and Routes through every Pad of France; GernYany;. S - Witierland; and Italy. By MARIANA STARKE;• Autheir of The - Widow of Jlalahar, The Tournament; &c.: Critical Opinions on this NVOCk. .‘ This ditertainhig Work is the produelion of an ingenions' and sensible Writer. 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