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_ P it :i . ...4 •, 4 c 1 ,.., ( • ' ' I C# '4 ••• .., •i•• f . .. 4 1. 7 ~. - .* it ,t - 0 -- 1 W * . , % 440". /$• , -..< 5 -' --' ; .......... , ~ --- .t,`... , :,•& 4 , . ..,... 4,, , ,, :., D ........ 1 ....,. ~,...., ...,... SU N 'ft ' r 14.• 1 /1/ 1 4' ' V . ki 1 r..,,v , \‘‘.' • . . , . ~~ . 4 4.1• r, . i C ~' :e NUMBER 2863,11' F R Y, FEBRUARY 1, 1805. (PRICE BMPENCE” To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of thp COUNTY of-HERTFORD:a frA,-.1" DR. GOLDSMITH's ANIMATED NATURE. In the Prep, anti speedily will be published, handsomely printed in Six V i oaiVO, with anew Set •Platet, engiaveti.hy Par. Warner, a New Edition, with considerahle Additions and Improvernents throughout the Work, and complete Index's by Dr. Turton, HISTOR V . of the EARTH and ANIMATED NATORE. •- By OLIVER poLDsmITH. . }Printed fvr F. Wingt ‘ ave, I.Johnsun,-W. I, and J. Richard sdn, F. and C. Rivington, 1. Waiker, Vernor anti - Hood, Longman, Hurst, Ree, and Urine, T. eaten and W. Da vies, S. Bagster, Messrs, Arch, and I. Mawman. . 714 Day . was published, pnce . • Elegantly printeo tn 9ne ynluttle, .I'oolsrar, Oitavo, < kr4) 6eltislied with Engravings; • DediCated•to !Loyal Highness teip-k-rilio of ‘Srales,.. TH"spitur...icviscoyEßy.; or, the COl4. QUEST of,OC F.A Isl. A Poein..in.Five•Books. .• With Notes Historical and I'lltutratire. nook 'l'hi•Visionof the Ark: - 2,;Agypti.tita and Plte, nicians. 3. Prentate Earl or' ryre to the 104111djn1 of, Alet. anclria. j, .Progress of Discovery in the Atliquic—to the' Cape of Good Hope--Ainericac' &c, , s. tion,.and Conclusion. To which , aroadded, ,• . Smaller -Sea,Pieces, and Epitaphs ; and aubens Land scape, a Poem, written in London, tgi4, . . • By the ltev.WM. USIA' BOWLES, Prebendary of Saliabury ; Reelor of Dineblet C;loucer.- •tershire; Vicar of Wen:thin, Wilts ; and Chaplain to liis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.• Bath Printed ity R. • Crntwell ; • and .sold by ai.d _Davies,. Strand ; and by Nlawrilan, Poultry, Londip. :Of whom may be by the same Author, iii Lunn size as the above, price Sonnets ant other CENTLZNISNiI. • r rHE very flattering acsuranoes of Support with which I have beenliainoured during'iny 'canvass leaves no 4oubt on my mind wbat wi I Pe the issue of thF pr,prpt, Contest. Accept, Gentlemeri, my best Thinks to ntr inerous and, increasing Proofs which 1 have re(4 - 1,vc401 1 / 11 r: Favour, and allow'rne to request your early attendance in the Field, and at 'the Poll, should a Poll be found necessary... The High Sheriff has fixed= Monday th,c t tth . llay:of !Febru: ary for the Eleeion. I have the Honour to be:' Gentlemen; • -- . Your obliged, and obedient bumble servao t, WIIS.'IIXCE Itayfordhur i r, January zg, 05. 44,3 t~_; ;~ 101 'rem wir rot Itc 4 " e 44: i jt riitr 'l. o.o'o ACTLD BUT-ONCE:- . • THEATRE . .kO ?AL, :DRURV-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. r, iBoc, will be performed, a NOW Comedy, in Five Ads, THE HONEY MOON.. The Principal Cliaraaers by Mi. ir.i.i4sToN, I‘,lr. Mr. iIANNIsTi?.It, Mr ‘V li. >UGHTON• Mr. .MATIIEWS,,Mr, CUI.LINS, • bliss DUNQA,N Miss MELLON, Misi DE CAMP, and Mrs. SPARKS . 'lby 4 4111. a Song.by Miss DE CAMP:—III ACt V. a Song Ricci , Miss IhricArr• —With a Dance - incidental to the ' •,, p. Q4o;tle to be spoken by Mr. BARTI.E.Y and the • F.pilogue by Miss Da Came, .• be added, a Farce Called MAN IN LO:NDON.''... ▪ 3s. ' Pit 35 . . 6d: Second. Price 2s. • is.. Upper . Gall er y is . . Second 'be., Returned. 6e V;ken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the .reed . . it half pa s t Five, and begin at of The Honey Moor,_ performed t e'verting, w'as•re e e'vedp.tAtisbout and gontlinte buistt• ot applanse t ring ; Audicace, and" wil 1 be repeated. Notice. mud Britons, with Tile ikl9o; Doc, . . Td Cceurde Lion. I iI EATItE..kovAL, COV ENT-GAD REN:: Pro-moßk6w , rkTF NNO Fos •- • IF C)0 , I will be performed, ll MOUNTAINEERS, At new Overture composed by Mr. W. WARE. O davian (for the first Inns), Master B.ETTY ; • Virolet, 1 )".r. BItUNTON ; Ritinatlock, WADDY, , , • Roipie,i.•4lti-CilitPtlAN ; Lope Toohv, Me. ELM E.It•VI - Perectudlo, Mr „AN C 1-1 40 ;•• • ' ENAG U kiah ST: k 4 A g Ms* *TX) • • t '— •• Buicazininuffitc Ntr:'etYrev • ‘,„nem, CLARLMtiIITs; 44, 11, Mr. BLANCI-IARI;:, • ol,i And . 46ra c ycla. Miss mARIA t , • e • •„ 4, rm. 3s. 6d, Gallery 2,5. tipieit allery Is.. • 11 0( plt- ,es,lor the Loxes fo be taken of Mr: 13t l antIon, at the ~,ttice: art:stlec.t. f o i la,r4 p.opt4 will be opened at 11.111-past Five, and the rer nhric , 15''Ain iiiill.llaSt'Sii:.. Public 3re respeafully informed that, till futther Macke c.in only be 'taken. from Niue, &Clock till l trt al 4 n r z S ! ll o4l or fteroriri contiiitilng to be 'reekiverl with in with , w ith th e P l4u ke by overflowing' Houses, will repea!N th y hext.6ew Pantominew on Muriday, Wednesday, tad • • btt. .'Neutl;o4,4lwistir B etty ' s Perforrnance ite:tt• week wilt A new ..-tatday, and S,atn rday. ).rang C „ il l att.Emtert.4innienr, in Two APRs, called Too d ueed.. 7 4 ' . :Wkr1 r4i4ATSA, and VVIII iiriniediatelY be Pr" VOCAL CONCERT, 011 ARE. IzrHARRISQN.• BAR 1.,1.,N4 AN, And 4 1) , 11 q A k T.OR EX, mnit respea t fullraCrwain , the No- .fle ''totly . , that the* CO Ewr win. commence at of r'et;;:e•hntritioned eleeant'itorno, on R I.D A'Sr . the , r tlt th e he continued on every succeeding Friday to te.4l. thc Suliscription, Passion and aster Weeks ex tenns 0 • 'Tick et f Subseriptictn—Voter GUinias for Nine Concerts. . Cent arc aro transit:rabic in Families,' Ladies' to Ladies, and ri u ii; nl Ws to Ceinlcrrien ; 'or tivo Ladies not of the. same t e , p 4i or two Genklernen, May,' by entering their nami.s ; tlt iS o e k i,' v e,,lY itt the time of subscribing, transfer their Ticket 4 '94, as heretofore. To render the CompnY sel.e4s' a S' a " na ition of the Subs -elution' that any n6 l), or , - ' • be forfeited - ,fot Tickct sent to the . ealet to be disposed of, shall s u ren ?ioder of the ' Season. tirchaiciPPtions are received, far the Managers, at . 1%.1t r; . to w rt . l l , No.' 123, I.kiw 1:1M-street ; where Ticket, will h,' t t Y th lor delivery to the Subscribers or last ycar,. t ebtivir y new Subscribers . on Monday next, • the 4 . 11, ether The Subsi.ripiiiin vial continue open_t s il u t , qle t . l i a l l ; the Go:ri mit er {: n . 46 completed.' No more' T he accommodate. , Th e Tickets are d, and d ale Gentlemen s..blatit, foisih7 e, ° I thiS Concert not to sell single Tickets, nor_l4sS,.lle rr an w ho leSubscrlption; will be strictly adhererito 7 a , it,c.her Seasons. . sititiVipal Vocal Performers—Miss Parke, Miss Tennant, Itir.i;444me hianehl;' Mr". Harri Son, Mr. Sale, Mr. c , ofts rit'• Vaughan, Mr Elliot,. Mr. Horsley, Le.,e.nattitinalt, with acv mplete Chorus; f t ,, r 7 1 , r ot the Band (which is .numerous and e!PIM``.... kia-o,.s`rPttiment),.-. Mr F. Cramer.--Orgah and C.rauu 4.; korte,' Mr. Greato'rel, i t 4 ll l . ri the course of the Season, Concertos on.various. In. gill he introduced . by th e First Performers. tiew Songs, Duets, and . Glees, are in preparation, are the PiCeS Coln rosid for the Coricentnits' 1,) uy Dr. Calcott, Dr, Smith, Messrs. Webbeo 119t -1)10'4 o `% Cooke, M. Rock, Elliott, and Spofthrtli, which Ittisc4ioevQteen Publicly performed. -The favonrite Corn be,„„ O Sir fohii Stevenson, Mus. D. 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