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rT , It - 7 Trt t kz: 4 o.: •• ...',! . . 1:4 .! i- '-• 1 , AL: -- r . .. •", -4.. r, • • .- i /,'L,a , 7, • , . T . H --. 1 ...4.,, .„44„ . ....i, N-t•tk, r .1. ..; t: . A 0 . i. . . 4, ~. , 4, w.. ~..4.4 , ... ~., s . _ •, . . .‘ , 4.... -----4------‘a, ..... ---- „.. , - . • .....: -/-- .... _. '1 - • It. , . ' , ) ...:\ 1 , %'/'yid _.:4,1i ., l ik i ß ,%z,o', - • • ) ~~{ t .~ ~. NUMBER 6109 WE D N 1'; S z-ty, APRIL 8, 1812 SIXPENCT-FIALP MHE EXHIBMON at the BRITISH GAL LERY, Pall-MALL, will be RE-OPENED on MONDAY NEXT, for the EXHIBI - PION of Mr.WEST's Piaure of OUR SAVIOUR in the FE MP LE ; and for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS. . USEFUL, PUBLICATIONS, etc. 'Phis Day was published, price Is. 6d. AN ANSWER to th e ver y f a l se and misrepre sented Account lin the BRITISH CRITIC for De cember list, of a Work entitled an Essay on Morality. Printed for T. Cadelt and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be hki, by the same Author, The Essay on Morality, price 3s. 6d. following it, 'dkiinguishing i,r nut; prGsekuted in each year. He accordingly movt.d fo , returns of the number of poSecntions he p-ribds ed to, for forgeries of the gold silver coin ; foe. forgeties,of Bank Of England notes, and for Forgeries, of Bank tokens. . By Order, ' VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. The Subscriptions for the Print of Mr. West's P:clure con tinue to be received at the Gallery. Mr. R - inEtt was afraid he could furnish . Right Hun Gentleman With all the infortnati,li'il required, as the last return move' for Le was unable. to give in hi., °Hid,' capacity., Mr. PONSONBY expressed a hope, that the Right Honourable Gentle.-,an might be enabled to furnish him with the means of gaining tie information he desired. Tht motion WAS agreed to. USEFUL PUBLICATIONS. DR, CLARKE'S TRAVELS.—PART THE SECOND, , Early in May will be published, In one large Volume, Quarto, illustrated with numerous Engravings, the Second P ar r o t - TRAVELS in .various Parts of EUROPE, ASIA,. and AFRICA. This Day was published, In One Volume, izmo. the Second Edition, price Six Shillings in boards, TO -MORROW ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, April 9, 1812, will be acted Shakspeare's P ay of - THE WINTER'S TALE. • Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE; Polixenes, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Florizel,• Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Bltepherd. Mr. 11 LA N ARD ; CloWn, Mr. LISTON ; Autolvcus, Mr IAWCEIP Herrn.one, SIDD(NS, tT 3 Ling th e l ast S eason of h er appear i ng on t h e S t a ge); Perdita, Mrs H. jOHNSTON ; Paulina, Mrs. POWELL ; Mopsa, Mrs. usToN ; Dorcas, Miss BOLTON. ' • • To which will be added the Melo. Drama of THE BLIND BOY. 4 13 oxes 7 s, Second.price 3s. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second. price %-- --pCarice6ller}, as. Secood.price is.-14,ier Gallery Is. Se - Ild 1 1' • laceS for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the e,l ioxllice, in Hart-streer. befits .e Doors will he openc.a at Half-past Five, and the Play at Half.pst Six. t ;in Friday, Othello; with Tirnour. the tartar.—On (14 ), .. -, ,Acbehil With Phe Portrait of Cervantes. • EXCHEQUER -BILL LOAN, int: George and Vulture Tavern, April, am. K , rtAL G ±ttlerren having wet this day, at t his purs to Public Adverti! , eintnt, it ~siine , bieCt of the Meetinz all ex_ 13f tib. n. Pr tame Cr* , iiiree remaining Instalments l aSt issued by t he Commicsioners, under the Aa of pu r „_‘'Csbi.n, it was resolved to apply to Government for that Int,,POSe, and a Committee was appointed to carry the sane lii:etlett. Such pelsons therefore, who did not attend the a r t!in t ;, and concur in the propriety or such Application, A r equested to transmit their Names and Address to Messrs. tr, so theft and Morgan , f o pN. 35, Great Winchester.street, on "etr the nit day Aril inst. qrENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE'i CORLTNNA )4 i1 ." PA ENT CAMP 13 EDST EA I), forming a regular T'rY Bed for the Field, Barracks, &c. a lso a SOFA for a $l e„ ,C l or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board ihe whole packing in a small Val ice, alloiven the most ill`Table over yet h manuradured, invented by MORGAN xvi: S ANDE RS, No. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, 14 . 4 1(5t hu m bl y presume t h e hi g h est honours °neat to be rI N , 41 1 thos e who so gallantly live and die for their King 4 4N D l and NOVEL STATE LOTTERY, or only it' l 4l 9 o Tickcts, will be all drawn so early as the 30th I ; 11 F , C3pital Prizes are•increased—mrae varied l'h` their va l ue , an d o tter a d ou bl e c h ance t o Ad venturers. P;11 Lgreat length exceeds the limits of an :t.lvertistinent. .k-KETs and Sl-lAR ES are selling by EYTON, 2, l ~tF; and 18, Coventry. street; at which truly fortunate tsta tet's, e lath te tollonK wiCapital k'rizes were sold in t i Shares " Four Months, viz. 3,343 • Class A 3.343 2,5 04 2,504 . h . is,coo sioloo 6,000 6,000 3,000 1,000 1,000 coo 500 400 4 ,0 i; J,654 1 ,020 225 98 &c. &c. &c q.EN IT I N E LAMP /3ethierritilU Hospital. No. 41, 1 L S.-01 L . WAR E - ,ondon Wall, opposite 01,1 C t .„. . per Gall. Ihne Sperm Oil 8 6 t'v Hurtling Oil, equal an°i,v,liat is commonly " 1, 1 lot the - best • . t.Perm, - S o I) ° `' t t burnin Oil 'NIA • g 7 0 e refined Oil 6 6 *lw Sperm Oil is of the finest quality, is warranted ge lt "e , awl will burn the whole evening 'without trimming. ba--11; t herelore recommended for. Lamps in Drawing.rooms, .r(}onis Shew rooms, and all places where brilliant itbl~Aht - " Is required, tree from Smoke, and the very disagree iitilouble Of frequently trimmin ) ; the lamps. 00!i Q other Oils are particularly tine ; .md, for general put c‘.s) can iv recommended with equal confidence. ' UPTON and Co, have the pleasitre of informing their 'ls and the l'uldic in genet:4, that in consequence of ate t i "ri,eEalei of Spelli Oil, it has :allen in . price, and they th,eretoe enaled to ell the hest Speid at Ss. 6d. per ins• r ead v b • 93. s price they lat m ely O advertised. 4 .; Oils sent to any part of Lunctoo, free orexpence. s;\ per Gall. Refined Oil for Cliam- ber Lamps - 5 6 Pale Seal Oil. 3 9 Pale South Whale Oil for Liverpool and com mon Lamps,ecc. 3 3 ACOMPANION 10 iht, BOOK o f COMMON PRAYER, of the CHURCI-rot ENGLAND;, con_ taing a Cominent on the Service tot-Sundays; including the Colleds, Epistles, and Gospels, iv Mrs. TRLMiI~ER. Printed for I. lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. , This Day was published, In Two Volumes 06Iav - o, price ii. Is. %Jr YMNASIUM, sive SYMBOLA CRITICA ; containing syntadical Rules and Critical Observations, intended to facilitate the attainment of a correct Latin Prose Style. By the Rev. ALEXANDER :'ROMBIE, LL.D. Printed for . Johnson, and Co. St. Paul's Church.yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,' An Essay on Philosophical Necessity, in ► vol. Svo. .`price 7s and A Treatise on the Etymology and Syntax of the English 'Language, 2d Edition, Svo. price Bs. This Day was published, In Three Volumes zamo. price Iss boards, MA R I,A N; A NOVEL, When first thy sire to send on earth Virtue, his darling child, desgri'd, To thee he gave the heavenly birth, And bade to forrli her infant niiiid. Stern rugged Nurse 1 thy rigid lore With patience many a year she bore ; What sorrow was, thou bad'st her knew, And from her own she learn'd to in:lt at others' woe. ()DE TO iiDVFltbIT' . --GRAY. Printed for Longman, Ilur.:t;ftee:, Orme , and Brown; Paternoster. row, London ; and Manners and Miller, Edin burgh. Of whom may be had, Self-Controul ; a Novel, Fourth Edition, 11. 4s. boards. his Day were publisneci, in Bvo. Containing, Seven Sheets Letter-press, price 3s. EMOIRS of the UALEDON iAN HORTI -IV.I. CULTURAL SOCIE . 1 Y, No. 1. (to be continued quarterly). Contents. Regulations of the Society; List of Prizes proposed for iStz ; List of Members; List of Officc.bearers s ; Account of Prizes awarded since the Institution of the Society,; Dr. l)uncan's Intnxiutiory Discourse, read 3d Dicember, Sii i ; Mr...T. Dickson, on the Curl in Potatoe ; Mr. Shirrell, on the curled Disorder; Mr. Lorimer, on It house' Flues ; Mr. Smith, Keith.hall, on the Summer Plaritinz of A • M -t._?:, :tte of paragus • • • ;et . ..-1, Pears; Mr iNlac , huri3N, Gooseberry :aterpillars, &c. Mr. Gibb, o: (~.,osebet4 Caterpillars; Mr. Sang, on Fruit.tree CaterpiLars; Mr. M4c.ic..ald, Dalkeith, on trans. planting Onions. Fdtliburgh : Primed for Archibald Lonstable and Co. and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urine, and Browlf, London. GARDENING. This D4y was p'ublished, In One tarp: Vt.,Rime Svc). price I 4 . boards, TI E GARDENER'S KALENDAR ; or, 1\1o:Jhly DiiectUry of Operations in every Branch of HorticiAture. • ' By WALTER NICOL, Designer of Gardens, Hot. !louses, &c. Author of The Planter's Kalen:llr," the " Villa Garden Direaory," &c. The Seconit. Edition. Edinburgh : Printed for A. Constable and Co. ; Long_ man, Hurst, Orme, and Brown, London ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. ** This Bock is divided int o f our parts : Ist, The Cult. nal) , Garden ; ad, The Fruit Garden ; 3d, The Forcing Garden ; and,, 4th, The Pleasure'Garden, including the Ma nagement of ttie Green-house and Conservatory. In each of these parts, or Gard.ms, the various horticultural oper ti us to he attended to in each month are detailed in successive sections or mouthly indexes of work, and the articles treated of are, at the same time, arranged in alphabetical order. By this method, the business of t h o Gardener, at every moment during the year, is exhibited at a glance. I n separate sections, descriptions are given of the situations and soils suited to the Kitchen-garden, Fruit and Flower Borders; the most approved construction of .Garden. Avails. Hot-houses, and Conservatories; and the best kinds OfFibit Trees. All tue recent improvements in Horticulture (such as the woolen nets kr deteuding against hoar frost, the quor for destroying the larvre of insects on trees during win ter, the forcing of sea cale, 4:c.) are particularly dwelt upon and explained. Ilk, , ',RAIhR'S MAr.:AZINE. flits Day was p,.; i fled, Embellished with Three Eii„..yings, price 3s. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, No. XLIX. Containing a Letter from William Douglas, Esq. one of the Vice-Presidents of the Agricultura . l. Society of the Ste w .. artry of int:niht. • * Memoir ~.1 the Fiorin Grass, by NI r. liobzrt Ainslie,W.S. read in, and published by tiie authority of the abovc-Inen *hilted Society. Register or the Weather, from the Ist January, 1811, to Ist January, 1812. On the Use of Moss as a Manurel By Mr. Aiton. On a new Mode ot cultivating white Crops.- By the Rei. Mr. Campbell. Ditedinns for dividing a Triangle, &c. without Mathema tical Instruments or Logarithms. By Mr. Leslie. Letter from the Rev. Dr. Richardsjn, on Irrigation, and on the Value of Peat MOSS as a Soil. Uri the Dairy Husbandry. By Mr. "Won, Strathaven, with two plates. I,etter from a Member of the Morayshire Farmers' Club. Description of the Diamond Harrow, nivented by-the Rev. Mr. Campbell; witti On the Difference in the Elleels of Dung upon different Soils, &c. By William Dawson, Esq. Remarks on Mr. Wilkie's Iron Plough. Comparativ,i expence of the Iron and Common Ploughs. Letter from Mr. Charles Alexander, near Peebles, to Sir john Sit‘clair, describing his Method of collecting and apply ing the Urine of Cattle as a :',lcinure. Re - view of Dr.Skene Keith's general View of the Agricul ture-of Aberdeenshire. Agricultural Intelligence, _with Remarks on the Distillery Prohibition Bill. Ditto Scotland.—Ditto England and Wales. Notices so Corr.( rpondents. Printed for.Arclubaid Consta4le and Co. Edinburgh ; arid Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and John Cumming, Dia:lin. Of whom may be had, The above Work, from its Commencement in the Year :Soo to 18:1. T% , .elye vols. Price 61. 3S. • 111..Clitra boards; or any Volume or Number separvely. (r.-4 , Contributors to the Farmer's Magazine are respea fully requested to address the Conductor, care of the pub li4tivrs, at Edinburgh. IT IS AN OLD SAVING, THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. SEVER AL Ladies and Gentlemen who formerly used .th ; .• 11 USSI A .01 L, being krsuaded to use other Olis for the hair, as they are not so dear, :he end round the dr.... , i.onti their hair fall off, or Yuri gitv have dec'areit they will use no other than the RUSSI OIL in future, it being the the best article for moistening the Hair when dressing, as it keeps real or false hair of its natural gloss and curls, and is so great a nourisher, It us d constant, never a hair will tall off or turn grey . ; in short, where. there is hair by nature, and it has got thin, or bald, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on its being restored. A CAU rION.--As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the Russia nil, and given it for sale at Hair-dressers shops, &c. ti:ey persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, have imitat ed the Eagle and Signature on the cover. To prevent the like impositions, and as more security, the Proprietor has leave of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp Office, to have his name; " A. Prince" printed on the Government Stamp which is on the outside of the cover •of each bottle, the coantcrteiting of which is felony. Ladies and Gentlernenlviraiiiilaybee particular e m u o o r b p s e e r r s v u e at t ie h d e tt above purc C h a a u s t e io t i l l i'e ainy counterfeit,an complained to the Proprietor of the injury it had done their hair. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil at gs. per bottle, or one bottle, containing four small, at ii. zs. or six large bottles at 51. duty included: Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John_street, Oxford street, .(observe it is rot a Shop, it is a Private House, op posite No. 7, as there ar e s h ops i n the neighbourhood ' that sell counterfeits):; and• by appointment, Mr. Smyth, Per •fumer. to his Majesty, ,New Bond-street; Hendrie, Per fumers to her Majesty' Ti tehborne.street ; Bayley, Per fumer to the Prince and Princess, and Duke and Duchess of York, No. s, Cockspur_street ; Harding, 89, Pall-mall ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Bacon, 150, Oxtord-street ' • Withers, 229, Str a nd ; B o l ton, Tutt, Royal Exchange; and of most principal Perfumers anti Medicine Venders. ' IMPERIAL 1)A RL ROUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, APRIL 7. - - A new Writ was ordered for Boston, in the room' of Thomas Pydell, Eq. deceased. Mr. HOUSTO N preSented a Petition from the Trade House of the bqdy of Merchants of Glasgow, agamit the E tst India Monopoly. A new Writ- was. ordered for the' Borough 'of Aldborough, in the room of John M‘Mahon, Esq. who had accepted'the situation.aof Keeper of the Privy Purse. Sir J. NEWPORT postponed his motion for Papers relative to the cAnduti of Persons educated at Ml nooth College, to the 23d inst. Mr. MARRYATT presented a Petitifin from the .Ship-builders o! the Porcof London, against the en couragement given to the building of ships in India, and praying for redress. Ordered to lie: on the table. Mr. LITTLETON po,,tponed his motion for alter ing and atnenditz the 22d George 111. to the instant. Colonel_ DILLON presented a Petition from the Freehold rs - of the County of Mayo in favour of Catholic Etmincipat ion. Ordered to he on t h e tab!e., The third r ,, aditig ut the Glass Duty Bill was post poned to this • 'siy se i nnilit. Mr. PuNsoNay wished for more particular returns of the nurnhers of pets; us prosecuted for forgeries than had yet been !Aid •betoie the- Huuse, as those which bad been produced weft- to.ilitn in some parts perfealy incompr !tensible. He wis l 4.td for returns, of the number of rrsuns pr,,secute'd by the Officers of his INI4nI for to!geries of the currency of the re. dm in the 14 yetis previous to the passing of the Bank Restridiou Ad, and in the 14 years By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge, Containing Greece, Egypt, the Holy Land, &c. Printed for T. Cad:ll and W. Davies, Strand. ( )f whom Huy be had, Filit . Part, containing Russia, Tartary,,and Tur key ; the second Edition, with considerable additions, in one large Volume, 4to. ill ustrate d w i th near one hundred en. gravings, price 5). ss. in boards. *** The additions made to this new Edition may be had separate, price ;s. Gd sewed. 2 The TOMB of ALEXANDER ; a Dissertation on the Sarcophagus brought from Alexandria, and 'now in the Britio; Museum, quarto, with - Engravings, price las. in boards 3. GREEK MARBLES, brought - from the shores of the Et4ine, Archipeliigo, and Mediterranean, and deposited in the Public Library at Cambridge, ridav6, with Engravings, price ss 6d. or on royal paper, price los. 6d. 4. A Metlmlical Distribution of the M RA I. K I NG DO 1.1 into Classes, Oriers, Genera, Species, and Varietie::, prit tl. rs. BUTLEIt's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR ATIVE TOOTH POWDER, So justly recommended for Whitening the TE ET.H, Preserv ing the Ulf MS, and Preventing that dreadful malady the TOOTH-ACHE. EAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the' British Fair ; but the Proprietor of 13U I L ER's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave to remind his Country.women that the lustre of their ('harms loses halt its influence where the Teeth are liscolotired, or shew a rotten and unliy a l t h y appearance—this its the more inexcusable, as tne present Preparation affords the infall , ble means of removing every blemish of the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delectable, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermiliJn hue; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ach , : Nu Coinpositicw of this kindever brought for ward to public notice, has met such universal app , obar.ao ; and the Proprietor has to boaSt that it is in daily use of BUTLFR'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES kr Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Sore Throats, price is, rid. per Box. EAST INDIA COMPANY, An Honourable Member (Mr. MILLs, we believe) applied for leave .)t the Howie to presrnt a Poilion front t .e East India Company, praying a renewal of their Chart: r.. The SPEAKER inquired shy the Petition, being a' prLvate one, had , ot ples:nted before ?, • _ _ The Hon. Member entered into an explanation of the•cadies in which the del iy • had originated, He, however, did not speak in a tone sufficiently aodible to be distinctly heard iu the gallery, Lord A. HAMILTON look this ealliest opportunity of noticing / had. passed at the Court of three tors and Proprietors of the East India - Company, where it appeared to have been . sated, , that the. Right Hon. Gentleman had pledged him.•elf en deavour to procure for the Company the Fxclusi%e trade to China, as also to procure them the mon/y they - might have Occasion-for in the next two years, t least he had pledged hiMself to recomme,d such a grant to Parliament. He had given (as it was stated) a faither pledge relating to the contrdul of the army, and be had given one or two others as preliminaries to bringing the business before Parlia-, ment. He mentioned these on this' occasion, that if such pledges had not been given by the Right Hon.; Gentleman, he might have an opp or t un i ty of con: tradicting them at once. If it was tiue that he had given such, he (Loid A.-Hamilton) thought he had evinced but little respect for Parliament. , T!‘e CHANCELLOR Of the E XC H E QUEROUgHt that nothing that bad passed at the East India Ho-rse, or between himself and the Directors could at all fetter the proceedings of Parliament. He had thought it his duty, before he brought a subjeti of such importance before that ['Luse, to form his own opinion on it, and prepara'ory to submitting a mea sure to Parliament, same correspondence with the Dirc..etors of the East India Company tr..td to him ap neared necessary. Eefore a Bill was br. ught in on the subject, he had thought it proper to communicate to them what was the bearing of his mind on certain propositions involved in the question. That he had done so he thought was no mark of disrespect to the House, and no breach of his public duty. With re sped to any particular opinion that he might have expressed, if it should appear that he bad taken an erroneous view of the subjed, the sant : lkon of the House could be withheld, and the proposition-; he might submit to,them, it would be for them to re ject ; but at preSent he did not conceive:rhe had a right to be called upon by the Millie Lord, or by the House, to slate \vim 'those opinions were, or at all to discuss the subject, when they could not go on with the discussion, so as to make it lead to any practical result. He hoped the House would not call for his opinion on this subject, and that the Noble Lord would think it no disrespect to him that at present he declined• to reply to the question he had put. He would now only state that he had taken a most erroneous view of the subjed, if it was a breach of duty on h 4 part to communicate with the Directors of the East India Company, or if it was disrespectful to Parliament to endeavour to form. all opinion himsulf •on the merits of the question,• bet Ore he brought it under their consideration. • Lord A. HAMILTON observed, the Right Hon. Gentleman' had not answered -the quevion he ba.l put to him. General GAstoroprz vt , ished to" call the attention of the House to one point. He understood it was intended to open the trade in some measure, but he thought it would:be very unjust to the ontports and to Ireland, that all ships returning from India should be made to discharge their cargoes into the port of Lot - icier), as it should seem was proposed, i n the correspondence between the Board o 1 Controul and the Directors of the 'East India Company. Hu would bring this question seriously before the Hou-o to-morrow, and would move for papers on the sub jea as soon as the present busin6s was disposed of. Mr. HOWARD inquired how it was that nothing appeared to hive been dune on this subjeot horn 1809 to December 181 i ? Mr.WALLAcc could not give an official answer to the question of the_ last speaker. He, hOwever;pro ceeded io explain. that which had been noticed, and was understood to say, that though he did not know that any official correspondence had taken place within the period alluded to, yet there had been communications .and discussions on the subject.-- Some delay had occurred in consequence of hs-ne ing thought desirable to wait for the Report of the Committee on the ftnances of the East India Corn pang. With msret to what had.been said by the Noble Lord of V.:. cnnc:.ssionsiwhich . had been made'by his Right Hon. Friend, he thought they were answered by those very proceedings on the Report on which he had founded his statement, as it fletd there been stated that all was conceded on the part of die Company, while notlvng s secured in return. TII:! pipers for which the Hop. Gene. intto.ded to move, were papers to rbe-produ, tit ti of which he! did not know thatany objeeiin would bet made, but he• thought the motion at present might be premature. Afier, a few 1w her nbgervations from General Gascolgne, General Tarieton, Mr. Astelt, Lord.A. Hamilton, and Nr. Wellace, the Pet ton .wc.s UNCOMMON VARIETY; It 9YAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY's) - WEST. MINSFER.BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princ e Regent-and Duke of York. THIS EVENING; To. rnorrow i Thursday, gth, n,eeisely, re ; , W Saturday, tth April, at half past Six a new P mtoinime. c died THE METAMORPHOSE ; r Or, I, — ,•.QUIN DAN CING-MASTER, MILK-MAID, r '• . "--(Y..t•OOK, CHAIRMAN, SHWAN, &c. r ' which will be intro :need the Two Lear O ned M Lap-Dogs I !WI e r which, with entirely new Dresses, Scenery, Machinery, t• • Pit_nes, Triumphant Car, &c. a Grand Russian Military equestrian Spettacle. in Two Aas, interspersed with ti rrlbats on Foot and Horseback, Songs, Choruses, &c. cail ea • THE BRAVE COSSACK; t o Or, THE SECRE'F-ENEMY W hich Mr. and Mrs. ASTLEY will appear, as also tha Th e whole 'ompany. vati c , SPeaacle will pourtr ty uncommon Evolutions by te r , fatties of Infantry, Cossack Cavalry, Polish Lan 's4;• &c. and exhibiting an extensive Chain of . Monti lior"s, Rock s , Ri vers , & c. a l so T wo S qu adrons ofißeal tll e Course of the Evening, Extraordinary Horsemanship partictilarly by the Equestrian Little Devil. , onclude with i new Comic Pantomime, called • "LI) BELZEBUB ('-.NI) HARLEQUIN ; w hich I'AFFI IN HOLLAND. Fonneendistinct Scenes of the most stiiking Views 16 111 be exh.bited, (viz.) in Antwerp, Rotterdam, the Herriag Packers Town, Gorcum; Amsterdam, &c. ~,lialt% r s open at Halt-past Five o'Clock. Second Puce at 4 :4 - 'st Eigh t. Places taken at the Theatre from [en till o'Clock. S IVEWRIGE-IT earnestly recommends the ut 'e P ublic attentio n to the G rand and Improved SC H EN! E 111 0 „ NEW. LOTT ER Y to Draw, A 3O, which. "gh it Consists of only tz , i ooo Tickets, f ontcins Prizes of 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 t a 4,000, 5,000, 2,000, 1,000, &C. &C. %e ve l)ttals in value and variety superior to any Lottery for ~r , r : l l, Years past ; and as Tickets and Shares are sute to be ,kiht` e nefore the Drawing, solicit an early purchase, at the '( 4 urivalled Fortunate Offices of Sir lAMES' 'NSCOmB and Co. N O. 37, Cornbill, No. 11, Holborn, 38, H I aymarket, ' 141, Oxford.street.