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r ( . 7a r A 17 . 1 . A ‘24kl/444t, 4f..11/iVt, "Ir 2 • r _• - -412, *VW" -- ,A* A h• b. ‘ • I : Z= 'L... • - • -; • 1 ir - 0 ' • ' -7: • •r %) (00 „.%. ,t. ITUNIB ER 45 3 8 . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ' THIS PRESENT EVENING,• :April s, LBO7, -IL will be petibrmecl • THE SCHOOL FOR - FRIENDS.' Lord Belrnour, Mr. ELLISTON ; Sir Felix Mordant, • Mr: WitOUGH.TON ; Sir Edward Epworth, Mr. BARK YMORE ,-, • Mr. Hardy, Mr. •DO WTON ; . Mathew paw, Mr. MA.THEVVS.4, Mrs. Han.ilton, Mrs. fl. SI 1)1)02 , IS ; Lady. Courtland, Miss. VOY.F..--; „ • Lucy, Miss MELLON.-, lifter which will In produced (.24 time) a new-Grand R o m a n—. tic Melo-Drame, called - THE WOOD DEMON Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, _ DresSes, &c. The Overture and Musit compokd by Mr. Kelly. Hadyknuti, Mr..DE CAMP; Guelplio, Mr. PENLE ; • ' Willikmd, Mr. DOWTON ; Oswy, Mr, GIB JON.; . - Rolf, Mr. WEBB ; • Leolyn, Miss C. BR:ISTOW ; • Una. _Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; Clotilda, Mrs. HARLOW E' ;: • Paulina, Miss KELLY. Box es 6 s . seomul Price 3s--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price. 2se. 'Gallery ZS._ Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price No Money to be returned, Places for the Boxes .to be taken at the Box-office,: in Little Russet-street. The J to be opened-at Half:past - Five, and begin at Ralf-past Six. To_morrow, False Alarms ; with The Wood Daimon ; °ri.The Clock has Strucs. A new Coinedr, in Five Ads, is in rehear Sal, and will be Notbaceti in the course of the lollowing. week- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 3, 1807, will be performed • • TOWN AND COUNTRY Or, WHICH IS BEST? The princioal•Charaders by Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KEMITLE, Mr. BRUNTON , Mr.C, Knltl.F., Mr. FAWCET'I', Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVER,LY, Mr. EMERY, Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs.. MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNTON, Mrs DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, 'Mrs. us - TON., The Prologue to be spoken by , Mt BRUNTON "the Epilogueby Mr. FAWCETT and iIr.BLAN CHARD, • WITH • HAALkCIOIN AND MOTHER GOOSE • Or, THE GOLDEN- EGG. Principal Charatters •• Mother Goose, M r . SI MMbNS ; Calk], .aftefwards- H - Mr. ,Kl - 2,1G and ,ML.. 13'0 ;:." LOGNA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA;-. 'Squire Bugle, afterwarits Cloiva„Mr, G MA i.,1).1 • Oddtish, Mr. MENAGE :.• Cabin.Bov (with a Song), MasterSMALLEY; . • :Columbine, Miss SEARLE. ! . - Boxes 6s. S'econil Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price r c 24. No Money Second- P to rice be returned Upper c.;altery [s.., Second rie 6d.— . . laces for the iloxes iv-be taken at the Box-olik,:eilti Mut.: street. to be opened a r.:O 1-tal A - Fire, 'ahti biein a n , ; halt-past Sik. - • - The Public are res_peafully informed, that a nevi; Piece, In Two Acts, called Whistle For it, ha s been sbtric.time 11l rehearsal, 4nd will my be performed. THE FRTEIOS to the CIVILIZATION and HAPPINESS 'of AFRIC;A ; •are - desired to. meet at „te Masons' . Hall, in Great Quee n - st r eet , Lincoln's loa. 4. CM 'S, .on T UeStay :the- . 14th April; - at rware O'ClOck, to consider of the best means of profiting by the favourable 9rpportunity about to be alforded'Orthe'Terrninatiort-of•the Afti s :a sli Slave Trade, for promoting the Improvement of the t „' nd thereby securing, extending. and perpetuating co "enefits that ace eipeCteditb arise t ihe'Natives ofthat .., I . lll lrY from the Bill that has just passed into a law, • hts Advertisement is • inserted - at ' the desire of several . N . oble men and Gentlemen, -Friends to ,the. Abolition 'of the i l o a h vg Trade ; and it is hoped that Gentlemen not 'only in ",', 13 ; but from different parts of the Country, who wish vv ell to the great and interesting, Objet in view, wilLattend f the l ) foPosed Meeting, SO 2S to secure an early and extensive `o,operation in suck Measures as it may be y deemed proper to adopt. • - - . T' - BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE. : HE BRITISH PIRE•OFFICE,..desirous ofex tendin' their liberal -Plan of Insurance on flouses, rildings. Goods, Merchandize, Shippirig, and Farming. I c, have appointed-Agents in the Cities and large Towns , s c reat Britain, orwhom the Proposan may be had Gratis, LolNl'cleollnas at the principal ()Aces hi the Strand. and Cornhill, In s „i eth 0 tances due at Lady-day must be p a id on o r b e f ore the C ot 4 t_of April. . r id imon Insufance ' as. per Cent.—Hazardous, 3s.=:- D ta blY rdo za us, cs. ' ar mig d stock, as. 6d. per Cent. only. . 4 .....___ ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. • PRIVATE TUITION. THE. Rev. C. N. MICHELL, wholyas:cofine'd his attention • to .the Education of Fbtlf ?Yoking Cen- Temen, will have Two Vacancies, at . Midstimmer. Each bupii is accommodated with a separate and airy Lodging of Pain, and in every respect treater! with affeetion, and as one the Family. Ah annual Premium of One -Hundred illineas is expeCtect. -- w ho Advertiseme n t i s nut. addressed to Gentlemen wno are finishing their Studies, but to those Parents who • PYef er a private to a -Pnblit Education. Such Gentlemen 4 % Are intended for the University, Mr. Michell wishes to ground himself; on which account a preference is given to the Youngest. efuton, Somerset, March 25, "807. x IRISH LINEN COMPANY was founded i i ris , on the Union,, in iSat, •by some of the first Bleachers in'' a ndi to oppose the new and injurious -system of w hiten_ „ with mitriafiC acid, which destroys the fabric ; they have douse in this Country but No. 4, Bloomsbury -square, be .i a i_ So uthainpton-street, leading to Hollatorn. ifi ek L e 7l' sell no Article' but Irish .Linens, and not less tharim yards ; each Piece is warranted •as to•fabric, and ve bleached on the rass, and the Money returned if a fault aPpears. ° 8 • Cash, as usual, for Bank of Ireland Notes—iool. flig._ish produces thein aboye , 1 ; 12E. in Ireland, which is taken rating the Goods, and no second price made, • *** Orders 'ekocuted with-pundtuslity: I O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. '• • -- • of the URETHRA, and Certain COM_ PLAINTS. s Sole .Prolifietor o( DARAN's celebrated tibt:O„ IV IEDICA'r ED BOLIGIES and REME)IES, Mr 1104`21t inforins the' Public; that he may, as usual, be - --44 daily' front nine - to three, at - his House, No. 54, Gi- e t - s 4t l ee t. Soho, t on- Cases of Strielures Obstructions e ' zcc. as well as Debility, and every ' Disorder where* Y i e3 eritf.al a requisite, that Mr. D. has providlid a wri ' ir c aTe 4 4 )u se, - • hat every Patient nia,V, be introdueed itt.a hiniself t artineut. has_for yearS, CG:tificlCCl • th at departmenz .Surgery,.and at:4n eXteusive oftz ,, r the most fiatterink . sticcess', 11 - 640 enabled to ettled of •Cun.ild; etricacioUs, reqiiiring no con mum dr restraint in diet, prevecting , the •• lity • 4 9 , :;rel • a Pse• Perores in the Country stathig their cases ,fully. a Ltter, 4_enclosing a 11. or 21;.Note, have proper f9l.edies sertflo tile amoont• •-• ' • trie various 6 y - two-its &c. ne Mr. Dui - otitis Treatin. °if til L' a-- h ("ifit rice a&. 6d. the r : r - u DAY; ifflL 2.: 180 . FOURTEENTH OF THIS 'MONTH GOVERNMENT STATE LO ETER.Y BEGINS. DRAWING, ' And contains Two. Hundred and - Fifty Thousand Pounds in it Sterling Money. THIS is the-most extraordinary SCHEME ever 1 produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece-. dented .Nurriber of Grind Prizes makes Every. Lottery-Office Temple of Wealth ; -- Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches; • Every Ticket drawn r4th April will be a Prize; Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. • SCHEME. . . 4 ,Prizes. of ,C2b,0.00 • -. are kgoooe 4 . - - - to,ciao -c, 40,00 4 - - - - Soco • To - - - 1009 , - tOOOO - - 500 7 .50_a. 3a - .t oo - - - - So ,3000 - —60,00 d • 3000 First-drawn Tickets to each .. - . 30,000 2 5,p 3 0 Tickets . , First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - -L' 20,000 . ' Ditto - - - . 2d Day .. - zo,ooo Ditto - - - - 3d. Day - -, 20,000 I . Ditto - - - -. 4th Day - - 2 0 , 000 'l)itto. - - - -- sth Day • - - 10,000 • r ' Ditto - - - - 6th Day - - 1 0 , 00 0 _ I TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old dstka i bliihed.Offices in -England, Ireland, an d Scotland, The l.irst-drawn Ticket will receive Twenty Thousand I Pounds. .. Ticket - - 17 O FI off - - Z £zia 3 o Eighth - - - Y2' o Q , Leter - 5 3 o Sixteenth - . c 6 6 • SPRING STATE LOTTERY,. • • To begin the rgth of this Month. ;DODOES, PAINE, and Co. . Stock43rokers, Cornhill, Oxford-street, and St-• lamees-street •(esta .blished so years), are now selling,the TI CK ETs, and Legal SH A R LS•ori the best Terms, at their above Offices, whereall Prizes arepaid on.clemand.„. • SCHEME contains 4 Prizes of - - £ 20,000 • - - - lo,oets 5000 &c. &c. • • tpi , ROOKE Stock-brokers,-and Licenced 1.3 Lottery. Office Keepers, 2.37; Ticcadilly,• established hree Years, return their sincere and unfeigned Thanks 'for theArery fiat terintand general Support given their &thee.; and they respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they have a very large • Supply or TICK E'FS7iiid SHARES, in. the greatest possible_ variety ofNuinbers, for the ensuing Lottery that begins' Drawing 4th of.this Month, and which contains • _ • • 4 Prizes of ,Czo,ooo I 4 Prizes pl Zsvoo 4 . • - ,to,Ooo re, Moo Sec. &C. lilttlOKE and Co. 'lave sold 'and.registired Thirty-five Shares.o.4:.apital Prizes in.the last. Year, including a lo,oool'. .' •••• • . --:•'- : 'STATE I:OTFER , T.- ' • ' • hirst-drawn Ticket. entitled •tO Capital Prizes.- ' TAZ A IrD; .li ifitNE, .a n d -Co. No.' 93, Royal 711TX- , F. xt:natti., , 4,nralim 'll 3 y, whom every_ ,Prize*& -f the abofe tle.l,cription was Sold and Shared iii the las: Lottery), "'ate ilows - • selling *mei( ETS . 'and StiA RE. for the srA - r E Drawing the i4t.i.-o: LOT'I ER Y, which will begin The First-drawn Tickets on the Four first li,,yi of -Dra', ing will be entitled to 'rWE NT Y THOUSAND• POUN DS each, and the First-drawsi-on the Fifth-and Nixtit'Days to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS each ; and the First-drawl. 100 Tickets, in additicui - teany other" Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to TEN POUNDS . each. • The CAPITAL PRIZES in the last lottery told at their ..01lice were, ..., a .. of ,C3o,ocib. l . ' . -. t .:. .of ksego: - . g t - .of zu,ooo-: and 1 - of toctio a - of to,poo All in Sh ares ; And one of 0'001: in a.Whole'Ticket.' 4,4*. Orders from the Country, I„yith Remittance, attended to on the same Terms as if present. "' . LORDS GRENVILLE AND ROWICK... Thisllay vvawpublisheti, • •'- • Price is. or 21. 12s. 6th per Min(lred,• ETTERS addressed to Lord.. Grenville and Lord 1.4 4-lowick, uponitheir Removal from the Councils of the Kink, iii tonsequenee Of their Attempting the total Repeal of the - rest Laws, as applicable to the Service of His Majesty's Army and Navy. , s By A PROTESTANT. Printed tor lohn Styckdale, This lily was pubiished, price 6d. •'• A -FEW REMARKS on a PIECE o f CRITI 1-1, CISM the last Number of the ,LgviEw. CITY LOT, VAMIE-ON't HUND RED T FREtHOLD HOUSAND TERY POUNDS, 7 1 .1 - 1 E DRAWING of this LOTTERY is un. 1 alterably, .fixed for the l4ti t instant ;no Ticket c an fins: Wily be sAafter the 13th. The increasing demand for Pickets hav,ing occasioned another advance in price, the Pub-. lie ire tespeeffulty informed that they may, by an early. ap. plication, be supplied . at the nresf.mt-price, 41. los. at Nos. 1, 4., 7, t 6, and 49, Skinaer.street ; Nos. 4, s', And B,,Picket street, Temple-Bar ; " No. 88 , 'Cornhill ; No. V, reread.. needle-street; N0..38, Piccadilly • N 9,1, Leicester -,: square, No. 24, Kink street, Covent-Cartier ;and Nti:. 8, Alinui*s.,; MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg 'Leave tolnform thOse that may be desirous of borroWing Tempo rary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that having consi derable Sums to lay out in the Purchase of Annuities, they can at all times advance any Sum of Money. from One Hun dred to Ten Thousand Pounds, on personal-or other Securi ties, arising from Marriage Settlements ~Money in thes uds .ci e rgym en e . Livings, pr ;freehold, eopyhold, and Lease , hold Estates,' •on fair and equitable Term's. Personal Applications Messrs. 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Diseoveries and I miirovement - s in rent title, and is now merelrintended tp . -deceive the.Publio.. i' Arts and :111anuffitttures.- Domestic. Occurrences.. Foreign ' ` B. C. and .Co. trust that these. _Persons in' the Trade who 4 Occurrences. ComMercial Report: Price of Stocks. Agrr halie receiYed'Copizs of the'abo've.!penti.niect Spurions Work .T ' cuitquit - 4cpqns. Prices of Grain. Retrosped - of Public . . .., will_ immediately return them, in order to put a stop to tr)e A lEnrs. _- , T. •, , , imposition', or they,wilLsubjcia . theniselves to-a legal prose- -"'• Primed fOrLorigmaii,-Hurst, Rees, and Ottne,- I aternos- Vation. - , i • ity-40w •• :tad CAI:1141/14 DiFICS, stiwa.. ... , . . . _ . , ...._ . . [PRI CE SlXPtiti CE, VICTUALLING OiFICA, 15, i s'o. HE COMAUSSION - ERS for VICTUALLIII,3 . li/S lII4 . 7ESTrs A r Al/1; do hire& give A t qice,ll",.t cn Friday the .3! of APtil next they will be react) , t, re(:i•le Tendersin Writing (sealed up f, and treat for the Supplyi , g (on separate Contraos) of what SEA .PROVISIONS, may be re quired for the use of His Majertit's Ships and Vessels at Creenork, and at Strayraer, - and in LOch Ryan, on the Coast of Scola , ut; Jro Twelve Months Certain, from - the 2oth May next, and 1;p - the. until Six Alontiss warning . shall br given for .the termination thereof ;,the Mode of payytent to 6e by Bills, p,yable , with Ant_ rest, ninety days after, date. The Conditions of the Contraßs may 'he'seen at tbe Serve.; tary't Office ; or by app(yiitg to the Colleaws of the Cirstoms, at Greenock andSiran4-aer respeaively. No regard will be bad to any Tender in ‘4 l / 2 1c1.1 , tbe Pile: shall' not be inserted in words at length, or, that shall not be deliver,l It; the 'Road before Pne• o'Clork on the ‘,f , said Friday, the April next, nor unless the Pers on •who makes the Tender, or some Person on his hehalf,attends, to answer„ . when called for BRUNONIAN SYSTEM OF MILIiICINE. „ . Lately published, in Three Vols. Bvo. nrcie beards, rrHE WORKS - OF JOHN BROWN, M. D. To which is prefixal a 13io4raphieal- Account of thtf Author., ty his Son' • , • WI LLIANI , CULLEN BROWN, M.O. • LondOn Printed for 1. iohnson, in St. Paul's Chun:h. yard, - and H. p: Synionels, in Paternoster-row ; and sol•t by all the Book . hellers in Sc..•tland. • . - ..I_)ay were puolished, ~rice is. 61. • rrHOUGHTS, on . the MARRIAGES - of the LAZIO URI NG P.O oit ; contain; ne .1 ; ;sun dtions t;,r their Coitdudt before and after entering into that ittotortant State ; with Four authentic and moral Stories, Illustrating the subjedt."` • By THOMAS KELLY. .The Causes of so ,xnucli 11 , 1is:ry in the Nlarriage State s the AuthOrafranges under Six disindt Heads, vit.. " a. The Want of due,ereparaticn. , • 2; :Negledt of choosing a proper Partuer.for 3. Want of Economy after Marriage. 4. Negled Of their Children's Education. c-. The Custom of stairaing, their fa:nines to be Idle. • 6. 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