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I , 2 jou. 44 113tstrcre, ,lie it` ',~~itnln~ SJ~ pot , )) C‘76l. aJo-Sorlo h i Outief -- (1. 0 4 114; 5 43 s l o ' . .0 1 ato 1 4,0° la.-1 4 0 get . 60. 1 1 r.tr , pin o3- fl i ; m.l e l 4% ;,-;,11 1 ett: l-1(1,1 ::' 1 T ot° ~#1 c rS 0 i Zi 0~ It THIS BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. 1118 CALLERY is opened for an Assem . bing e /4 the Works •of Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, th Nshich will he. Eihibitcd ItouOur of his Memory, and for t benelit of the Fine Arts in general. . Admittance Is.—Catalogues Is. • By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. • GOVERNMENT LIFE ANNUITY,OFFICE, Bank-street, June 28i 1813. following is a short Scale of some . of the RATES, upon which GO VERNNI ENT are now granting B LE ANNIXPIES.—They are payable Half-yearly at the b " , 14. of ENGLAND, the same. as the Dividends,. and may ' e received by Power of Attorney.—The Act having been t,L e aded,dedi these Annuities' may be purchased on Single or Lives, when the SI. per Cent. Consols or lieducgd An 'Vet are at, or ab ov e 50. 'Pon the death of any Single Nominee, or the Survivor of an U pon two Joint Nominees, une-fourth . part of the expired . An- L 14 ,,t7 (over and above all Arrears) is aable to the . Person '`. ll, tled to-such Annuity, or to hie or he r ExecutornAdmi lantrators or Assigns, provided it be claimed within Two Ibitt* after such decease, but not otherwise. 3L per Cents. being 56 4 and under 57 Far 1001, of Average Rate 3/. per Cent. StoClc. for 1004 Money. Single Life of 35 receies.'.,C 4 9 0 ,C 7 17 6 40 ' 4 14 .0 ...., . . 6 6 4 • • 4 4 ...',,,,:,. 4 19 0 , .. 9 15 St ZU - It 63 ' 5 17 0 GO . 6 9 0 65 .. .. 7-7 0 70 - BIS 0 .. . . 75 & upwards 10 19 0 litAU the intermediate Ages will receive in proportion. artictilars may be had (Gratis) on Applicati on a t thi s " or by w r iti M to the " Superintendant," if th e Post kie lit; paid. S. HIGHAM, Superintendent. fuMSANOIt of TRurroxHiLL, and LANDS , WITHANI FRIARY (some time since adrertieed e017, 1 e„,,n Friday, the th tif M last), are intended to be . J u l y — tw ig . AUMON, in Lots, on THURSDAY, the 15th of ts . 11, , L'nrther particulars may be !mown by application to Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn, London ; or to but e4,l3riulturd, Esq. 'Swindon, Wilts ; and s S ri partieu win s hortly be distributed, and may be bad of them. 11Nr, "ft ADVOWSON, MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN HAMPSHIRE. , - - • 't r eth e , • TO B SCYLD BY• AUCTION, WEt ,ock, *t r „ .l ll Lots ' at "the Dolphins Inn, Southampton, on 4 /AYthe 21st Day of July, 1813, at Twelve C OITAL ESTATE in the most pleasant sad trUtof Hampshire adjoining th e .Southampton River, wen DtN,le ree f ;Forest) ; consisting of the MANOR of DIB . with several convenient Farms, and beautiful Woods, silmssnclosed; containing in the whole 953 A. OR. utlie ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of VIRDEN, eon- Av i th uf a neat modern HOUSE, most delightfully situated, of ~11 7 , .5.'011. 61. of Pasture Land adjoining ; and the Tithes p m . 41 ( 1 dt of the whole Parish, containing (exclusive of the Alfult",) uPwar34l A ds of cres. MO Acres. The Purlieu withi n th e tont:Aim " t uts Estate there are some of the fin es t s it ua ti ons i n t h e cell • t i th ,.. o lo for building, commanding the most ew delightful Views ". o utbampton River, Spitheud, the N For est, and adja t ,unnry. Est t ate is extremely well clothed with remarkable fine Vrivin g Oak Timber, and every way eligible for the Man of rortun e and the Sportsman ; and is capable of great improve ments. I ,Printed Particulars with a Plan annexed, may he had of 'Puts. Richardson and Cor fi eld, 7, Lincoln's-inn-fields, Lon i 'at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood ; and of Webb, 'Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. mas Wyatt, aLthe Manor Farm, Dibden, will shew LOCK AND SURGIC.kL DISPENSARY. PATRON, His Royal - Highness the Duke of York. CiOVE.ItNottS, I Col. W. Jones, M. P. 'Col. IL Clement , , M. P. I Earl of Egremout. SURGEON, re. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. HIS INSTITUTION, for the exclusive ,Cure il„ e ()1' V ENEREAL DISEASES, and theii dreadful copse 4nces, as Stricturei, Debility, Ulcerations, 84c. has to allot the cure of no less than two thousand Patients annu b), niaity afflicted from , ten to twenty years, since este aned in Lite 14 f symptoms of Gonorrhoea and Chancre are cured sf t : r .`?w daYs by Mr. Kiernan's sup'eritir and efficaCious mode ilZdt!•fttntertt, and that weakness and deratigeotent of the ge ie organs, which intpair the cinstitution, and shorten Ptan kite here more suCCessfUlly tleAted than on any other Mr ft. 114 *. 'man may •be consulted as usual, by eith e r s ex , a t titta t 7 tva ' te 11011, 1!) No. 21, L ower Charlotte-street., Bedford .44l_ Wltere Letters from Town and Country are to be ad multhe necessary advice and medicine will be given t JA ‘l,o,„‘bl.Mblished, price 3s. Practical Observations on the "e"cl o b Y F. Kiernan ; ' and sold by , *herwood and Paterntater-ruw, at Gs. krl of brim Le 'lon. ul 4444 Latuuct Bar M ry, M.P.. ie, .P. .41D.317.1?-ILTY-OFFICE, June 3, 1831. 9VOTIGEt is item4rgiveo; drat a Sessicm-of-7076,. - 4 ' and Terminer and Gnat Delivery, for the Trial of Of fences comdnitted an the High Seaf, withlic the Jurisdiction of the .4dmiralti of England, will he held at, jo.ctiee Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on Monday, Me sth of July next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning.. . - JOHN 8.1.111101 r. OFFICE OF ORDN.LYCE, Junt 16, Isis. THE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Zits 11144 .IESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will he received at their Office in Pa on or beAre WeduesdaY, the 30th Day of June inst. from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TIN PLATES, for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable at t/te expiration of One .Year, upon three Months Notice, nt the' option of either. Party. Samples, of .the -irticlet may be received apon.applicatinn at the Principal Storekeeper'S Office in the Tower, and further Particulars tog-et/std. With the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, maybe known at the Secretary's Office • in ?AR NO afoi said, any Day between the hours of Zen and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and indorsed " Proposals for Tin Plates;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 30th inst. at 12 o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party snaking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, B. H. CREW, Scc.' June 25, 1813. • TM I COMMISSIONWiS a A ppoititeflr. jr.t nagirig the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, that Sunibers of TICKEtS aid SliA RES in itU preceding LOTS 'UMW; eiby be mainlined at Ml} Office, every dap between, • the hours of Teu and Three, (Sundays and liolidayA excepted) with their authenticated List§ of Benetiti and Blanks: Anil the COMMISSIONERS appsainted to take in the BE NEIII"PICKETS of the TH IRS) LOTTERY, An no 1814;, do hereby give Notice, that they will attend at their Otlice, in Saneiset-Place, on Nlonday, the Twenty-iiitli, Tuesday, th e Twenty-seventh; and Wednesday, the Twenty-eighth days of Julytitext,fromTen o'Clock in theForeneon until Oue o'Clock intlii.kfternoon on each Day,to take in and enter the BENE FIT TICKETS of the said Lottery, to be extbanied for .Certificates pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. Aod for the better dispatch thereof, the said COMMIS. SIOSItS will take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS: beginning No. 1, and ending No. 10,000, at one seat, and the 'BENEFIT TICKETS 'beginning No. 10,001, and ending No. .at another seat, had the Parsons possts*ed 'thereof are directed' to take Notice, and bring ; with their Tickets se part to Lists thereof, formed in Numerical Order, and adapted •t!> each of the said Seats, and at the bottom of such Lists to *rite the Names, and proper additions of the persons to be inserted in the Certificates, as the Proprietors of the said Tickets, and the value thereof; and they are further desired to bring their Tickets for entry as early as possible. And the said commissONEfts also give further Notice, that Certificates for all the said BENEFIT TICKETS which mall be brought to be entered oil or before Wednesday, the Twenty-eighth day of Jul); next; will be delivered Out on Satur ,Jay, the Thirty-first day ofduly, and Tuesday, the Third day of August next, after which the said Commissioners will take in and enter Tickets on Tuesday, the Seventh, and Wednes day; the Eighth days of September next, and deliver out Cer tificates on hlrniday, the Thirteenth day of September next. And all Persons are desired, when they come for their Certiti-, cites, to briug.lluplicates of their Lists, left at this ()dice, Otherwise the same cannot be delivered to them. • . Tile COMMISSIONERS also give N(itice, that: all Tickets brought to this Office for payment, whose Checks do not cor respond with their counterparts, Will not be entered for pay ment without tißtind bting given to indemnify the said Com missioners for granting► Certificates for the same. By Order of the Commissioners, L. HESSE, Sec.. OFFICE :OF ORDNIrINCS, Jerne . 21; 1813. . . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of . His MA- J.E'srrs ORDN...4IVat do hereby' give Notice, That P.ROPO:§dLS be received at their Office, in Pall . Mall on or before Monday, the st, day of July next, from inch Persone as may be willing to PURCHASE about SIXTY TONS of MARINE SALT, produced front the Re fining of Salt Petre, at the. Royal Powder Mills, at Ea vervham. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con dition: of the Contract, may be known upon application to the Ordnance Officers,. at Faversham, where the Salt may be viewed, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afore said, any day between the hours of Ten and ' Four o'clock, when the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the Purchase of Marine Salt," but no Proposal cats be admitted after the said sth day of July, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making, it, or. an el i g-ent on his behalf,. shall attend. Ry Order of tiro R. 11. CREW, Secretary. PATERSON'S ROADS, IMPROVED. This Day was published, price lgs. in boards, The Fifteenth Edition of ADESCRIPTION of the ROADS of ENG IANDistid WALtiIS, and Part of SCO'PAND L ; contain ing -the Distances, Sea l ts &c. the Routes of the Mail Coaches, a TAW of the Heights of :%luuntains, by Lieut.-Col. Mudge and additional Maps, particularly of the Southern. Coast, the Lakes of Cumberland, he. The whole greatlyauguiented and unproved, by the aid of Francis Freeling, Esq Secretary, and of the Surveyors to the PostOtlice, under the Authority of the Post Master General. By Lieutenant-Colonel PATEBAON, Assistant Qnarter-Master-General of his Majesty's Forces. .Nold icy Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and Mr. Fadeu. Charing-cross. ARMY CONTRACTS. CONIMISSARY IN CHIEF'S OFFICE, Great George-street, June 14, 1813. NOTICE is hereby given to nil Persons de sirous of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF, and MUTTON to his Majesty's Lind Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in t and Islands: Anglesea., Bedford, Berks, (including the Town llungerford), Berwick, Brecon, Bucks, Cambridge, '(including . the Town of Newmarket), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Chester, Cornwall, (including Scilly), Cumberland, - Denbigh, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, (including Holy Island), • Essex, Flint, • Glamorgan, Gloster, (Including the City of Bristol), • Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Huai, Isle of Man, lie under-mentioned Counties Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln, 'Meridian, Middlesex Monmontl Manta - oar ory, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, • Pembroke, Radnor, Rutland, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, 'Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick; Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York, And in the sereial Counties in North Britain, That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of September next ; that Proposals in . writing, sealed up and marked, " Teuder for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office; on or before Wednesday, the 25th day of Au- gust (but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on tha day), and, if sent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender, as also must the several Counties in North Brita;n ; and . each Pro posal must have the Letter which is annexed to the fender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known property en, gaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount 'stated in the printed particulars for the due per formaiice of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed: unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words 4 length ; and should it so happen that, daring the continuance, of the Contract, no Troopis should be stationed or supplied in the County, the expence of the Contract and bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be funded to him by the CommissarY in Chief. Particulars of tbe Contracts, may he had upon Application at this Office, between the hours of .Eleven and Five ; and at the Office of Dcputy-camtuisfiary-General Liadc4ay, Edia burgh. HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON. This Day was published, price Bs. A N, ACCOUNT of the HIGHLAND. SO CIETY of LONDON, from its Establishment in May 1778, to the commencement of the Year 1418. By the Right Hon. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR.. of Ulbster, Bait. Drawn up at the desire of the Society. Sold by Longman aid Co. Paternoster-row ; Constable and ; Refit! Acid Brash, Glasgow; Chalmers, Aber.- 1140-actd Young, Inveixtes; . 11013 HOUSE'S TRAVELS. This Day was published, JOURNEY through ALI3ANIA, and other Provinces of Turkey hi Europe and Asia, to Con stantiimplc. By J. C. 1-1011 HOUSE. Illustrated by views of Athens, Constantinople, and va rious other Plates, Maps, 84c. Printed for James Cawthorn, C 4, Coekspur-street, London. In the PresS, and will he ready in a few days, Anecdotes,. hitherto unpublished, of the private Life of Peter the (real, from the authority of Mons. Stehling, a Member of the Council of 'State to the Rinpress Cutharin, Translated from the French of the Comte D'Eseherney ) Cham berlain to the King of Wirtemberg. MEDICAL PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTION, N 0.6, Upper James-street, Golden-square, London. Patronized by the Nobility, and under the Imperial caveat of his Itova,l Highness the Prioce Regent, f o r. administeting Dr. WITLIERS',S RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC, and ap plying the TOURMALIN TIUJSS to the general convex nience of the talticted. THE RUSSIAN TOURMALIN TRUSS, is the only effectual Remedy tor Ruptures, at present knowp to the world. It had long been a hereditary secret in the medical branches of a distinguished Family, and used with so much success, that Ruptures are now nearly erased from the catalogue Of human miseries in that country. it is prepared partly Pram the 'fourinalin of South America, the electric and consolidatini properties of which have loni been viewed by the learned with stlent admiration. Dr. «. pur chased the secret originally for 21 years, and this being the last year of that term, lie has obtained the Royal Guarantee to render it more - extensively useful till the First of January next, when the Patent-Right reverts to the Proprietors iu Russia. No hopelets Cases are engaged, and this distressing Complaint requires the earliest. application. —Price from 21. to 101. The RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC b an effectual cure for ditbility, gleets, and seminal weak ness. It radically cures a certain disorildr in every stage, anti by•occasional applic.ttion externally, it totally prevents infec tion, with so much certainty, that'the Doctor will forfeit 501. if it ever failed. Co. mire , Cancers of all hinds, the Gout, Rheumatisms, White -Swellings of the Joints, the Scurvy in its most virulent stages, told all disorders of the Eve and For, ,Whiltre the structai e of the ore, , an is not imperfect, and give advice on all other casual aisarders. ice IL, but no fee re (wired on consultation. Being Members of the Royal Col lege, regularly bred in every branch of the profession, their ; testimonials may be seen, and these medical subjects (ann. .I*ly discussed. Dr. Withers and eion attend daily fur medical and surgical consultation ; the ..books are 'laid every Staiirday before the Committee, who triVe their joint opinions on each ease. The advantages of this plan to country patients are incalculable, as the names or personal attendance are not required, and all post paid letters are answered by them. IN. li. Advice to the real Poor, gratis, till Ten every I morning. • - This Day were published. • Iri One handsome Vote • 4to. illostrated with Portraits, &c: Em()1 iif Sir JOSp ItENNOLI)S, 1.1 ,Kat. &c. bite President, of the Ittiyal Acatiely. • • irtv JAME*: NOItTfICOTE, Comprising original Anecdotes of Dr. Johnson, Dr. Cold smith, tlarrick, and manY other dlitingaisiied Chet; racters. To whiel are added, " Varieties cr; 9. •Vai‘vi,;l 4 ,s ti rouo NOR WA Y and LAPL:iiKri, the Peers lanfi and 7; ,hy Leopold Von Such, Member, of the' Acs.lenix. nt.Sciences at Trio hated li-op the Fier mid liyJoht4l3tark, with Notes, and a Life of the Author, by Vrdlssot .buneson, one volume 4to. with Maps. • " The information which this Traveller conveys, relative to Norway ;tad Laphind,, and their I , .hsliitanni, is highly itrt. portant."-- . -ACe the Appeudix to rite Monthly ileyiew, June. Printed fur and bold by t 1 COlburu, 40, FRENCH PAPERS. VIENNA; JUNE IZ.---;M:De Narbonne, Ambas sador from France, left this for ' Dresden, after having receis•ed a Couriet:. • JUNE 10. , --GreutC activity prevails in the Al'. net—nine Courier's . ill - rived to the 4th anti sth from Gitehin. Our course of exehanse continues to improve: VERONA, JUNE 3.—Troops arrive: here ,every day. They are to form part of the Army of the Adige, assembled by the Viceroy of It.tly, and which, judging from the dispositions made, wilt be considerable. • • RANKFORT, JUNE 17,—We have a consider able garrison here. It is said that 20,000 French' troops will pass the Rhine during this" and the following Week. The Briny of Igayence," comm . manded by the Duke of Castiglinne, has asseta•" bled in our neighbourhood and that of"Ascbas'eu• buurg. It is reported that the head-quarters of this army, whicli-ik considerable," will be at' Wortzburg. DRESDEN, luxe 17.—The . Count'de Narbonne , has arrived here from Vienna, with some persons of his legation. Count Bubna has frequeat con ferenees with the Duke of Bassano. Tee Empe ror of Austria is still at Gitschen. The different' Cabinets are very actively employed, and thereis * a continual exchange of couriers. The French Imperial Guard is lodged in DresEd den.---We are still working on the fortificationte of the new town; 36 battalions form a camp u( barracks, in the form of a half circle, round that part of our town, The marauders . who remained' upon the banks of thetbe are brisklypursued. The: 9th corps earmee is enaamped between QuerlitL and LeopOldshagen. The cavalry, in great . part,.- is eantoned in Lower Lusau and the circle Of Wittenberg. The most efficacious meastireS'art* adopted far provisioning . the. army.— The King: has bought a large qualtity of wheat and, oats in Bohemia ; and from Franconia and the banks of the Rhine, great transports of rice and horned cattle daily arrive. A brigade of French cavalry has marched with some infantry upon Ccinnit4 and Zurichaw, the environs of which were infested by sonic pillag ing Prussians. Twelve Saxon Officers, lately • arrived from Cracow with 'General Gablintz's brigade, accompany this detachment. The, Emperor enjoys the best'health, and it is thought his abode in this capital will be of some duration. The Russian and Prussian corps of light cavalry which made excursions in the neighbourhood of Gratz, Jena, Oebsnitz, Platten, 'and Hof, etir e d after they received intelligence of the Armistice. In the reports which the Military Governor of Silesia published at Breslau, relative to the battles of the :2 th and '2lst May, it was, among other things, stated, that on Wit beCasion a detachment of Saxon troops deserted ,to the enemy. But this assertion is entirely void:of foundation ; and the Governor of Silesia must, in Itti's respect, have re.;. ceived incorrect statements. GENEe, JUNS 16 —We learn that the troops encamped at Toulon are extiemely numerous, and busily occupied in being disciplined. We have remarked movements in that port which indicate that so large an assembling of forces has a more important object than the mere defence of the coasts. . VIENNA, JUNE 12.---The conditions of the Ar mistice of the 4th Of June have just been pub- lished. This intelligence has produced the most agreeable sensation here, and causes a continental peace to be considered as very near. ya NUREMBURG, JUNE 15.—The Polish troops, commanded by Prince I'uniatowski, have, lately passed through a part of the Bohemian territory, to proceed to the frontiers of Lusan, where they are to rejoin the other corps of the Grand Army. and l&---Severall?MNzcFowr; JUNE o ik n e s t o t r a s o, f t rtn i the French 'Theatres, othe to it,.have passed here ; they are going to Dres den. I.Testerility there arrived here and in the neighbourhood 2oao cavalry, and as many infaa . .. try ; they this morning coutioued tbrir route to rejoin the army. The two regiments of,the yet oang g this morninguard, which have been,bere some days, • s out for their ulterior destination; Numerous-detach. .thents of diStuotinted cavalry still remain here. the personages of high dis tinction are expecte d 'tit Dresden. I.3AnNaetto, JUNE 12.—Hotels are preparin? at .Drwiden to receive personages of . high disti tiara.—Thelast posts from L ' have not n" eipste ar rived. PRAGUE, Just 13.—1 n the event of a Con gress taking place, which every thihg induces to expect, we do not know whether it will be belt in our town: Many persons think it would he at Dresden. TIiEA.TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, June 29,1813, Their Ma i ,le‘ty's S erva nt s w ill p er f orm the Comedy at • IHE BONS OF ERIN ; Or,, MODERN SENTINIENT. After which the Dramatic Sketch of • BLUE DEVILS. 1 0 which will be aid e d (C,th tirac).a new Farce, in TWo Acts, called THE HOLE IN THE WALL. To-morrow, Fountainhlean, and Ella Rosenberg. KING'S THEATRE. IVrADAME .CATALANI begs . leave most respectfully to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, oithscrihers to the Opera, and .the Public, that PIER LENEFIT is fixed for MONDAY NEXT, the sth of 3171 . Y, when will be performed, for thelasttiiuc, the celebrated - Quad Heroic Opera of GLI ORAZJ piED I CURIAZJ, M ..• The aster-ece . Prin c i pa l Characters by Madame Cimarosa CATALAN', Madame PERIANTHS and Signor TRAMEZZAN.I. Ill&me PERIANTHS will, on this occAsion„ perform the Untracter of HORATIA, and make her First A ppealance in the Serious Opera; and ltlatiame CATALAN', for that night only, will par QMf thit. P t f cutuxaus', Male , . ar Attire. Ai this Evening also, Madame CATALAN' will, fur the Ltd Time, sing the favourite National Air of " Rule Britannia," which has been received with such enthusiastic applause at the National Theatres. With • • A DIVERTISENIEN 'l AND BALLET, By all the PRINCIPAL DANCERS. Boxes and Tickets to be had at the Opera Office. The &tbseribers are entreated to signify their Intentions respecttwattr to their Boxes, on or before Tuesday, the 29th the Nob ility and Gentry, an d P u bli c , in general, that Boxes for her Ilenelit can alone be had at the Opera Office. (VP