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I, ' . • Hamlet by the YOUNG ROSCI US . {Being his fburth appear.thce in that Charader.) 4 414111 1n5, King of Denmark, Mr. POW ELL ; ' Pclonius, Mr. DOW TON ; floratio, Mr. Fit) LI, A N I). ; OsriLlt, Mr. PALMER : • First Second Grave-digger, Mr. GRIM A.LD I,• Ghost nt Hai-tilers Father, Mr. WWO UG HTON. c ;Muck to of Denmark, Mill. PO WELL I Ophdi:e Mrs. El . JOHNSTON. ' t . After which the Farce of WHO's THE DUPE ? , '. . 1 . ) olley, Mr. SUETT ; i Credits, Mr. BANNI S TE R. i 1 Elizabeth; Airs. HARLOW E ; And 'Charlotte Miss Al ELLO N. Places! • . • b ol t t) . or Ne boxes to be taken:of Mr. Fosbroolz, at ti.: 84, Iliceetii Little Russell.srreet. .. ' 1 -° ;,.';, t ''' Pit 3s. 6il. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery rs• , If 0 ,,0rs to' be epLa• et" at half past' F ire, ' and begin at rwsts,i ' . , ),,:''. d• Till further notice Places can only be from In6c "' x e,,l 4 ck till 'Three, , . Ik2 ' -` -° ''' 4 ri Row., aid Juliet ; Romeo by tls , - Yo'ung • ""s i itt• which, Tit United Britons ; with in- Vit- I.4lltunstled, do'll'ar, 44")'' • ~, t he' Beaux Stratagem 1 Archer by a Gen_ Litive't lle4 t h i*first appearance an the Stage ; With The lii. Rock. The y . tiiy i e ~ ung koseius will perform on Thursdoy and Satur s'lettliuing week. .................M•411 ...... iN,T7 M HEAT RE.ROYAT 4 COVENT . G A RDE N. • . U " QNI) AY EVENING, nirch 25, l Bost will he pe r f orme d , ; -• KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Killg Henry the Sixth, Mr. HARGRAVE ; Iflng H enry the Fifth, Mrs. D FINLAY ; U el York, Master BEN SON ; Ricltird Mr. COOK E ; Henry,Dulze or itttek . ' I ' M BR UNTO N : t g ri, r. • n Earl or Ri n c - ii .' i i i tl iond, Mr. Sir William Brandon, Mr. 11. SWOONS. nee. I'. riz 'Vieth, Mrs. S'r. LEGER ; ~ utchess of York, Miss LESERVE ; , Jp4dy 4nne, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. . „. WITII OUT OF mAce ; . .. Or, ThE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. -- lkit v The Chiraelvrehy 4 , 4 • .1141., Mr. sl NI NIONS,*Mr. BR Ai I A IV, . • BLAlYlelijkitn, mr, ATKINS, Mr. EAWCLT r/I Il ti , , .. , , ~, Or (lie 1 10XeS t o b e 44, 1 ; of Mr. Brandon, a tt tal;LPl4icl;ll#6'cr:iSiigsnniriadnr:titis'':)rri ic e; ti :s C . 1...: PNitlis3ss.‘‘6lt;k. I)SpecY4o 11.:;2s.): kiec 6 i t t o. „, second Price is, upper Galler y is. cLi> ll (' , ~, -ero lt,l'oney t o be Itctiltilett• • ~ r fot:-n-c„:,::"51',,Y111 he opened at I lalf-past Five, ,T,i l ,_ t.egin at lialf.past Six• and the t e - itt:.l,,Fatee of Out of Place will' be performed every •E yen- 't.:.1,11 flintier notice. ' li ' i i r ' ,7,,,'; (ll tee will be given of. the next Representation of- On T i to! Not to Niarry. ~_ 44;,!'41Y, in English Fleet.. `.........„1:t2tnta1y, in five Acts %%Ali he produced next week :: , SIERRA LEONE OFt ICE. attil i4 r z e° T.IR T ni DI : REC . :RI ' R•S 1,1. f a 7 ' h r - 2 'A ' $ 1 S RI . A : IC;ENir,(//1;', COMPANY do hereby give N - .Ace. Tkic , h i lt ( , ?...4.'"fit.t• COI/It I' of the sald`Company, will he held 1 h 'w J•enden Tavern, in C lieapside, on Thursday, the. It vr , i';' ; ' t .„ilt. tine oCloi..k p ccisely , , for the EleCtion of 'Phi r. ult. , leelo i at ~,,,t i • said COMPanY 4) arid far att. or s he 0' artair tiir the year en 'l Axil kRY MACAULAY, Sec. "" c hi ' hair vvill he taken Precisely at One o'Cluck. TRPl44rllUance of 0,,,.. DireajOrli f,f the LIEU. I N 1• 41,1 AN Ts nf COUNTIES and OFFICERS of Ml t4y. ‘, diSernbilS3 At til e 'Thatched tched House Tavern, on "'Thurs. I 4 X141,,t s 1 . _a _ . • ''idat the n, Ido hereby appoint another Meeting to ( b ia s 4 'C1 0 , k, " , 'itil:. Place on Tuesday the 26th instant, at )t I) k ir , Pi tt Pr tile. pose of considering the Bill presented by re ci . 4i 'or authorig Officers and Serjeants of the Line ' I N 4 til e 4, 114 front the Militia tot the extent of 1 7,090 .......: i,, h2 : 2 , I•s• NUCENT B UCKINGHAM, Chairman. TST. NI A/Vrf — n7ri'lN% lE' FIELDS. O ANNUITIES FOR LIVE-S. 44 I R USTEES for Itaibiog the Sum of th Four 11 V:-Tlkal .'Quaancl Pounds for - Providing an Additional 44 tor 04, Mu c h tre.^.l e ing . a Chapel . therein,, and also a - .4.10,,_ Merle o f a cterxymal „, ilk . tpe , e ri t i i i n le t y h t e ni:,l„en 'l,l mtereof, on 1 uesdaY, the.Dth day . ol AI .1 . It 'llell il c '. e kicll in the .Forenoon,,,to receive Proposals, ley stv_P, front such, the as may he Willing to advance to b " 1 . 1) (4 less than a , el. on one Life; the said Annuities .I',u,t/:,43ki .•larterly, and secured bY Bond to be given by the 4 tit. eivi Poor o f out of the Rates made for the Relief . f orLoor el the said Parish. , I ndi o (`‘',`"ter Ptutiiallars inquire at the Vestry Clerk's Office, 14inte4114/:ctlil;Yartl Persrins pl a c e in'Troposals are desired ' ~..,..._ -- above time Still --4....".........,.L13()(Y1 I 1 t C lerk to the Trustees. -,_.....—_ ,1 111 - 1 05J8 SUIPERIOR PE RUQUES. kl lt t o n f tl j,Ashion, "B t° ac9414n4 the Ladies a Rank that he has just finished an eleginit As sort liNi minufeiruclues made of 'fine genuine picked Silky Hairs, ritePlitation „114,,re11 on a new Principle. which gives a corred tvi ie Tc.4,,nne Head of Hair dressed in a superior way hilionab, Lgyptiati Front To bellad Bond at Hughes .e ti 4; .. . • • r manttfaCtory, No. :18, New -street. , . SPRING LOTTERY, Prtiph Begins Drawing 13th May,,rBos. , , : - , rkE n t . i. i .,, e ever NS DeCn a Lottery /of only 30,000 v.iiit.i,aiiip that ever possessed near the Number of Capi `14*111";:;,,ItIll which this Scheme almonds. On insP4li93' „ l k t.. 3 t tl4 to contain nearly as in.iriy Capital Prizes as uotl tt , 4 1 1 . 1 ual tit Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets, and no Prim: ka . HEME. 2 . 41 Prizes . ' SC Value of each. z. ' e .. i, 30, e 'Total Value. ~ - ,C60.,04-, 0 3 • - 3 : - - . 20,000 _ - 4 'o ' `a° i.. ' te,ooe, - - ‘ 3014" • : ' - : soon .. - ts,ooe :.ono . - 10.000 SO ' .14 : . "" - 'co o ..• . 8000 . ' lc i4 .• Soo . 7 7000 . ."' •• 1 00 .. _ soon s , . - . - soot: Via ` 100 . ~, 20 . . , 120,000 34 . e,:. T . • .....___.. ........, tekets • . , „ k 300 On° P i i.. ......L.. bij;tl"dratkii, tat ~,Oapia4 Determinable : bittn- . ► z ' t i rk. 10,00 e Virst-drawn, 6thDay,Czo,eioo iiilo ~. ~,, ~,,IY' lees• Ditto 7th Day . aOOO 4 0. . .',,,', ,',ll' 1,400 Elm). - Bth Day 30,000 . .., _ -it 1.2 4 v.; , ~..,_ i., - r - Pit 01. ' .. 3'"D 1 ! r to 9th , Day 100 , 3 • • ickts .• .-.. loco t 1)1110 lath Day ao'cio 3 44(1 Sh2res'are selling at eve ry Office. .. ' ._ PRESENT -PRICE. '4 9 vNii .Ticket 11-ittqr" 4 . 9 r, .ei I . Eigh th - XI 8.5 tik * Tile OC. 416 o i Sixteenth, . 1 4 6 iinAlert 4re n ilie ivho are desitotis of having particular flite4 the L lt";ll,,teaten t o be early .. in their application to .41,441,?,„.crY Offices, who wit) take' are and engage -. vifitura -- "'"Ilbt Litt WA* of Xlgland. I ' 11/1‘ ~ sAI , Tq:THE PROPRILTORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 1417.1E4 AND GKNTLXMEN, Day of Eledion to fill the'Vrancy in your Coprt of I;)ire4).ors, occasioned by the Death of Mr. WI LLIAM S, being fixed for THURSDAY the - 18th inst. I request the Honour of yOur early Aitendance at the Ballot On that bay, and the favour of your Suffrages. The superior Support I have received from the Proprie c)rs at' large warrants the most confident and undoubted prik.sped of my success, 1 beg to assure you that I shall al• wiys, retain the most becoming sense of the obligation, and endeavour at all times td inanitest the sincerity.of,my decla ratiOn by the testimony ofazealousandhonourAble Dr...charge of my .Duty; have the Honour to be, Ladies and Gentlest n, Your most obedient humble Servant, JOHN JACKSON. New Broad-street, London, March, 14, ISos. MR J kCKSON's COMMITTE meat at his House, New Broad.street, every Day, at Twelve o'Clock, and will' be obliged by the communication of any friendly information. TO THE PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK. LAntss AND GRNTI.EV:EN, Tu retreat of Mr. Aidetm in SfIANV leaves you the liberty of choice between two Candidates only. I firmly hope that the truly distinguished and honourable line of Support with which 1 aen favoured, and which this unexpeded event has greatly contributed to strengthen, must prove successful ; should the result of the Ballot - on the .Bth host;- ' be equal to my expectations, a zealous discharge- of my, Duty shall eviik:e my gratitude for so high a proof of yonr confidence. remain, with the greatest respea; • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your mast faithful and devoted humble Servant, King's Arm's Yard, jAS. PATTISON. March zo, iSos. N. fi e Mr. PATTISON's COMMITTEE sits at the liing's Head Tavggn, in the Poultry, from Eleven o'Cloek tilt tent. GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, `.` At the nolphin Inn, on Thursday the 35th of April, tEos,, at Ten o'Clock lathe Forenoon, ONE Thousand aid Ninety.six Strong of GIJA, TE MA LE IWOIGO, and other CoOds, being the . Cargo of the Spanish. Ship Elmetis, captured on her voyage from Hayannah to Cadiz by His Majesty's :Ship Tribune, R. H. A. Rennet, Esq. Captain. Catalogues may be had ; Samples of the Indigo seen :a week previous to the Day 'of Sale, at Messrs. St. Bathe, Green, anti BigtielPN ain,l at the Counting-house of Mat: atlas March, jun; Brukcr.,,Gosport.. CAPITAL OAK TIMBER. TO Be SOLD BY AucTioN, By MeNsrs DRIVERS, At Garrawuy! - an Wednesday, the of April, IN myrs, ACnnsiderahle Number of CAPITAL 30 very VALUABLE OAK-TR FES, of very large Dinin. sions, and well adapted for the Navy, or any large Works ; ,now standinl4 upon Well Vale Estate, near Altorci, Lincoln shire, and none superior in size and quality are to be found. Particulars are preparing, and will - In ready in a few days. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to: a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery i made, in aCauae LLOYD against Lord MI LFO RD, hefbre William V. volts, of the Town and County of Haverfordwest; Centleindo, at the Castle Intl. . in• HavertOrdwest atbresaid„ on Wedtiesd:iv the r• , th Jay of Apritnext, between the hors ot, Ten and Twelve of the Clock in the Forenoon, in Eight separate and distinct Lots, CEVERAL TENEMENTS an& LANDS, late 1.3 part of the Estate of JAM ES PHI LLI PS, of Pertly , Parch Eq. deCtatied, situate in the several Counties of Pembroke and Carmarthen. Particulars may be had at the Office of Francis Pine Strat. ford, Lsg. in Southampton-buildings, Citancery-tane, Lon don ; of Mr. Williarn,;Yans, uf , 'Haverforclwest aforesaid, Attorney at Law ; of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, of Carniarthen, Attorney at Law; arid bf Mr. lusepli London. FREEI-lOLD MANOR ANTI ESTATE, CRAKEHALL, NOltinkLit !DING OF YORKSHIRE. TO pE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the course of the S pring (of the Day and Place of Sale due -- 1117tiCe witt bellvtii); A LL that the . MANOR or LORDSHIP, or re. puted Minor or Lordship, of CR AK EtiA.Ll., with, the Rights,,Royalties,Nlembers,and Appurtenance s th ereu nt o belonging ; and all that Capital Manston, late the Residence of Matthew Dodsworth Esq. consisting of a Dinirig Roan' 30 feet by 20, "Drawing Room 3o feet by ao, Breakfast Room arid Librarrag feet byls, a great miinher Of Lodging Rooms, anti suitabitt . attached and detached Offices; stabling for twenty Horses, Coach House, Granary, Pigeon liOuse, complete Farm Yard ; two . very productive walled Gardens, stocked with choice Fruit Trees, Hot House and Green House ; anti about 2.54 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and PaSture Land, lying contiguous to the Maivion : also several Cot tages anti other Lands in . the Tenvialps of Great and Little Crakehall. CRAKEIIALL is situate in a most healthy and fertile part of the North Rigiing of 'Yorkshire, and in an excellent neighbottrhood„,two miles from Redale (to which place there is 'a Post every day), ten ntilvs front Richmond, nine from Nerthallerton, , aruk fifteen from Ripper', all excellent Mar. ket T owns:', The Mansion. House and Estate may be viewed, And fur ther particulars had, by applying to Mr. Morton, at Straws, bear Ma hair ; or at the Office of Mr. Moiron, Solicitor, M Betlale, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. iedale, 16ili Match, 'Sas. MANSION AND PADDOCK, KENT. 7 1 0 LET T, an ELEGANT and truly COM. PACT RESIDF.NCE, called WATERINCI3tIIIY- P LACE (late the Residence of Sir Charles Styles, Barr. de. ceased), consisting of a Capital Mansion.house, containing $n Elegant Hall, Cdort Dining.room and Drawing-room, and I'err Airy Sed.cliambers, Arc. with Offices of every descrip tion, perfedly repliga with Conv,:niences ; excellent Stabling ler 16 Ilor.es ; a Walled Garden. well stocked with choice Fruit:trees, one other - tminclosed ;• extensiVc Pleasure. grounds, tastefully laid out Ponds fully stocked with fish, and a well Timbered Paddock, containing about 36 Acres, inclosed with a Park-pale; most delightfully situate at Wateringbury, in the County of Kent r surrounded with-Gen. tlemen's Seats, and affording an excellent Neighbourhood five miles frora Maidstone, nine from Tunbridge, three frutn Town Nialling - , anti thirty from the Metro Polis. • ' - Farther particulars may be known by, applying to Messrs., Drivels, Land-Surveyors, Kent.roa4 Landon. 'TO DR[IGGISTS. CouNTRy MEDICINE VEN. DERS, kc; DIFFICULTIES having arisen With Borne of the Town Medicine Venders respeaing supplying thern , 'with the Genuine Rev: 'WM. ltel.,AY's NA TENT /vum 1.10116 PlLLS,they re informed, that en applicatinn at the Elaboratobr,. No. 35, Bedford -street, Co. veitt-Gardev, ',onder), they may be supplied, as usual, with any quantity; and liberal dist . ..olio ..11.3wed. N.. 8. The•,above are the eidy Gi,nuilie rills, as made from the Patent, and which lil;ve acquired se high a ch.i• rade(' for their obiittal Relict tn. -all l ittvtts, Witty, and NCIYOUS Caws. • Mr, PRATT's HARVEST HOME. Desl;cate,.i, by Permission, to Ilis Royal Highness • the PRINCE Of WAl.,4fr; This Day iyas published, In Three large Volumes o.clavo, price On Guinea and an Half, in beards, embellished with . a tine Piktrait of the Author, engraved by Caroline Watson, from an original Picture by Law ronce, Ly EST HOME ; cowiiring, among a great L var .4ty of; acres/mg NIittrer,oISUPPLENIENrARY G NGS in England •. —of Original Poems 7 -Original ; Dramas Oriinal - Contributions in Verse and Prose, by Eminent Living Authors;--of Sketches of the Moral and Social State of English- Arfirms in the great Manufaduring Towns * • —and of a corriteW anki culargeti Edition of Ow Au tiler's Poem of" Sympathy." liy. S. j. Esq. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard; antl. to be had ot'alt tlgokseucrs. MR. GODWIN's NEW NOVEI4.• - Thinsday, February the 14th, was published, in Three Volumes, price sus. in boards, or Os. in half-binding, FLEETWOOD ; or, The NEW MAN of FEELING. 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Purchasets of the first Eighr Volumos, who are not provided with the \ Ninth mid Tenth Athiumes, may be tie ' torntitodated, on making. early application, with thoso Vo !utiles separately, price zSs,in boards. • LETTERS FROM A GENERAL. OFF-ICER TO lilS SUN, ON ENTERING THE ARMY.- 'Phis Day nras published, A New Edition, in Two elegant Volumes, Foolscap Ottawa, Price Half.a.Guinea, in hoards, THE MILITARY MENTOR • being a Serie.) of Lettets re,ccntlywritten by a General Officer tbillit Son, on his entering the Army ; comprising a Course of etc;. gant InstruCtion, calculated to unite in the same PCISCIA, the Charat-ters and Accomplishments'cif the Gentleman and dna Soldier; illustrated by numerous Examples - and Anecdotes !rootAncic_nt and Modern History. `Printed for Richard Phillips No. 6, New ttridge.street, Rbeariars; and to be had of a l / 2 1.Booksallers• in the - British Dominions. MALTA. This Day wvi published in Two large Vols. 4to. price Three Guineas and an Hal/ in hoards, illustrated with a 'very jarge Chart.of the Island, five feet by two, and with mute- rous other Plates, AE NTINT and 'MODlttkisl MALTA : con raining a Full and Accurate Account of the Present SLIM of the Islands Of Malta and. GOZa ; the history Or s tlte . Kniklits of St. john of jerusalern, froin their first Esy-A blishrnertt in Matra tilt the beginning of the i9th Century also a Narrative or the Events which attended the Captute_of these Islands by the Prowl', and heir subsequent Conquest by the English; and an Appendix, containing authentic State Papers and other Documents* By the Chevilier LOUIS DE BOISCELIN, Knight of Malta. At a time when the lsia . nd of, r+.lal ta is the Basis on which the whole System of liurOpean Politics is founded, arid %viten it is considered as constituting on: of the most imrort:iiit Parts of the British Dominions, awl as fortning a Barrier ti the'ambitious Projects of the GOVCCIIITIent of France., 3.1.)111. plete History and Statistical Account or that Island cantait but deeply interest every Englishman: I ntlep4..ndentiy, how tivot, of it, singular political and military - importance, this Island is not less, worthy of particular attention, as contain:. bmg the last organised In:tit tl ti on o f Chi va l r y, an institution whicli has .preserrad the ohm formation Since etc: Time at the-Holy WarS,, unit which has clistirtAnished itself by its extraordinary Exploits, tin - tough as many Ages, in defence of tht; Chriltian • P fluted for itichard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. ; And ti.)Lie had of all Dook,clicrs. , foir Copies of the and splendid Chart of the two !stands, drawn -onaet the dire,...ti:',ll of the Author, and .titw y ctt ravrrl by may he .11.1 A separ3tgty, prtee One t.; or t)titi.;oll;eftA.-1 ;Us v*Araitiiuict l 9 l dCd fez the lie diet, THE PERIOI)ICAL PUIILICATIONS. 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