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High Priestess, Mrs: OW ELL ; Cora, Nliss S. 1100 rt-i ; • Amatili, Miss I' FRO N ; Miss 'BOLTON ;-• Lilia, Mrs. Cill LDE Ituna, Miss E. BO I, I'o N. After Which Will be perfortneA a new Grand Aldo- Dra- tnxtic.Spe4lacle, called THE SECRET MINE; Tnc win6pal Charatters by B RUN FUN, Mr. BA.RRYMORE, Mc. CU, PNIAN, Mr I 'STUN Mr. COOkE, Mr. IF FFERIES, Mr. TREBY, Mr, 1-IANIERTON Mrs. H. OH ON, I' IRON, Mts. PARKE 1(. e . • k r oeconri.price 3s. (id. -Pit 3s 6l it ..Secood- price Llnrl. ) . c l ! r Y 2 s. Second-price 1 / 4 .., - allery is.. Se ,laceie , the Boxes' to be takcn °IA:. Brandon; _at the 1);.-011ice, in Hart-street.t'titt t --1 " viii be op ene d at Half-oast Five, and the Play Vlll_Past Six, ‘lelo Dramati.: Stiealcre of The Secret Mine,' iatiot . herr) received throughout with universal appro. het 110 4 :,,`` t _ vvii be repeated every Evening till' fur-- l ‘ttl flay hursa4 Y. Csar —On ,Friday. Rule a Wife ‘V , te•—Oil ;at x iirday, The Gamester. ‘• - Roy A I; SON! E I::,s' tr' , PLACE. LXHIBriIoN. now OPEN from Eight • the 6 1 ,, rising siil Seven hi the Erenirg. Admission is. ,Catalogues Is • ENRY HO A. Secretary. N eri jritiMES AND MEDWAY CANAL. i hereby given, that the ANNUAL 11- 141 3 ER A L ASSEMBLY of t he CON/PAN Y of , 1 .1."1' olt yvi;l be iii;t4feti t t lie' George awl Vol •avern, Cornhill, Loudon. on SATURDAY, the gth treat, at l'..velife The will be taken precisely at One. W, SLUDAMORE, Clerk. 144 stone, April 21 ACKERMANN, 104, ‘.S;rand, has the bo tt)C, llo ltr to inform the Public that No 1. c(litaining e,4 O . : (} aTItAITS of LADLES, the mn.t distinguished fur ;114, 1 ' rtt Rank i n t h e C ourt o f I l l s Majesty George the Ci for 4 ti llrl the Gal pinted by Dvl 1:S. AN ate eli v"Y ; Proofs 7 Gtuncas ; .. ) roits 4 VILLAGE POIATICIANS.- I Th4 E Putilic is rei . )ediolly isilurint-d, that, by 214 4 the l'ratifiewt,, l'ogr,iv;,ig , I, be Line manner CH, froitt Jlie wilt b. t F: .4 ahoy, subjea, painted by Mr. Wll.- 10 ' 4 , 1 44 Print will tie le same site as that of the 't7itft i..... 1 "`"kr, price to SLiberib,:rs 21. z.s. Proof.; 41. 45.; to d e l? ! 4"c paid t: , e. time of sub. subscribing, .asst the remainder bSUbs V v er :Y of the Print. `xtio 4l , -- ,,, r iPtion s will be receive at Mr.' Wilkie's Exhibition 8 7, Pall-Mall. Teo PAONEY. , 1 / 4 -) SE desirous of horfuwing, are intormed, tupi A ,ln,at throu g h this Advertiement they can always be ith any Som. from One. Hundred to Twenty leau, n ". k nd Pouod s and uw.vards, on Terms infinitely- more .he ra l ul ° and advanta , iu , to the borrower, than are in 130,,..4w submitted to the Pitolie, by securing the . amount I\ lott ect °h Cliurdi Livings, life interests arising from Ftlo, e) ;-, in the Funds Nlarriage Settlements, and on 1-Stee 41eirs — l , Yhold, and ile4seliold Estates ; as also Noblemen, ctr l be4ll)parent, and Gentlemen of knoWn responsibiltty l Att 4(=cortnnodated by their personal security. tioner:rs addressed, post-paid, to .R. at the Law Sta. answer`p, Bell.yard, Chancery lane, will be immed iately ,_/ )r °vetl e of s and in the event of the offered security being ap `4rryi„.`. an imrrre.liate . interview will be appointed for 'nth etrea every application. Eleven years purchase ltd h ,` given for well secured Annuities, and subject to E IT lINI I N E LAM P tet litem ii SE, No. 45, L, yetitli ne sperm oii per 'l.tl Ifurning Oil, equal ;,,vyliat is commonly GSp-)1.? tor- the best Ipott burning (;i 8 ° " b le retii O il 7 ° S le( 6 6 11 101. 1 perm Oil is of the finest quality, is warranted, ge }lsjt,,e, and will burn the whole evening without trimming. herefore recommended tin . Lamps in Drawing. rooms, I.in, () ; °als. Slim rooms, and all places where brilliant r Nuired, free from Smoke, and the very disagree- Ty e of frequent:) , trimming the lamps. lio ses e cal ler Oils are particulirly fine, and, for general pur.. itieilia,be rocommended with equal confience. Vri end lON and Co. have the pleasuie . of t nformingthei f r s and the Public in general; that- in consequence o lar g‘ . - fallen in price, and they ar e a e,of Sperm Oil, at has tzdi,l• 50 re enabled t o se ll t h e b est ' S perm O i l at B i s s . e 6 d d . . per N. ' llch price the) lately adv;rt , U lla sent to any part bf Lo ndon, free o expLnce. PILLS. are an EFFECTUAL CURE fbr and STONE; STOPPAGE of URINE, HINTS inthe BACK and LOINS, KIDNE YS, ''` .ll) E R, and LUMBAGO. the various Complaints incident to the hu- I llre n " f rame, thire are none more dreadful di their na k;ia;;'°r `more alarming in their consequences, than the foe rso ` n . i !rhn Stone. They are complaints to whicehdewveirtri zrtioe: 114 ,b1e, as the water we drink is . impr i egnat vi ttarea Inch not only cause the ex crucia ting tortures, !oundation for every other species of d iso rder. . r ttost' I ftN'S OR It;INAL PILLS, composed of the. qcy, i nn ingredients, ingredients, have been found of singular elli rin ,not only strengthening the vessels containing . the frotb e t i , b 9t happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, the ca lculi proceed the above Complaints, &c. reinov-Mg hicio„Acull, or gritty e os oncretions, and banishin ever per tendency to the disorders, without confi g nemen y t. A Copy of a Letter. RT , To Mr. HI CKMAN, Apothecary, . . ev er tr-i believe Plickinan's Pills to be the best Medicine ftoor curing the Gravel, therefore I have taken the kar q e en red reannmend them. Two Boxes and a ha..if although hat I have not found it necessary to take ord er ?MI I have suffered greatly from that dis 80o4' a rct rie -1 shall W never be afr a id o f i t When 1 can procure so UY. tiern sbY,,.near. I am, &c. Yarmouth, sold at ivortolk. rtoiiet,„Mr. B utler's, No. 4 Cheapside, corner of Pater- TQ4 l '" (10 n; and mos ' t Medicine Venders in every it cqss 4t 2,3 i. 9d. each. • OILS,-UIL WARE .onclon Wall, opposite Old per Gall. Refined Oil for Chain- ber Lamps 5 6 Pale SCal Oil, 3 9 Yale South Whale Oil - fer Liver popl and corn mo❑ Lam ps,etc. 3 3 R. TERRIER, SALE OF ESTATE, 84c.. MONMOUTHSHIRE TO BE SOI D BY AUCT 10N, At the King's Head I l nn, in Newport, on Saturday the r6th day of May, 181 z, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, On less previously disposed of by Private Contra 4, of which due notice - will be given, FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an excel lent Farm-house, convenient Out-houses in thorough repair,.and Two Hundred and Ten Acres of the richest Mea. now Land, within a Ring-fence, situated in the Parish of Whitson, 'the best part of the level of Caldicot, in the County of Monmouth, and is distant from Newport five miles, froth Carleon six, and from Chepstow ten, with .vhich paces it communicates by good Roads. As a Graz. ing7ir oairy Farm, this Estate is perh.4ps not to be equalled in the Comity of Monmouth. Also Eighty Acres, or there, abouts,wf very rich Freehold Meadow Land, contiguous to and mica ly adjoining the Town of Newport. FOr further Particulars, apply to Mr. Prothero, jun. Soli. chor, Newport; or to Mr Robert Jones, of the same place ; and Mr. Dawes, Angel Court, Throginorton.street, who will shew Plans and receive any Tenders for the property. N.B. The 1 ann in Whitson will he put. up entire in one Lot, an.l, it not so sold, will be immediately put.up in seve ral Lots ; and the Lands adjoining the Town of Ncwport will be put up'in several , LotS. THE COINI-MERCIAL HALL WINE C 011 4 7, PAN Y, Skinner -street, London, beg • leave to solicit the Attention of the Nobility, .Gentry, and Public in. gene ral, to their very 1,.. , .v Prices fir the 1..1-1 , ,i(...:E5T WIN ES. GENUINE SPIRVI•UOUS LIQUORS, PRIME ST BO TT4. E D Poicrint, AL E , and DO U RI. E It RoW N' STOUT; tin - Ready Money only, which will be (Mivered to Order, tree of expellee; to any Part of London Fine Port. Wine, per Pipe - - 113 o o • Halt Pipe • . - - - , , 6:4- o o Quarter Pipe - - -' • - 31 0 0 *Curious Old Port, of the Vintage of iSt:6; of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe - 12 0 0 Milt Pipe • - - 63 - o c Quarter Pipe , - - - 33 e Gdoci'Sherly, per Butt -.- tt j 0 • o Half Butt - 56 ,$ o Quarter Butt • i- - 29 0 o * Very fine Old Ditto, six years in the wood, per Butt - - . - 116 o 0 'Halt:Butt 59 o 0 Quarter Butt - - .: - 3o 0 0 *liiite Old West India Madeira, per Pipe 116 n o Half Pipe - - , - - 59 0 ° Quarter Pipe ' - - . - 3o o o , „ . . Per Dozen. Finest .Port Wine, warranted to have been six years in the wood, new in botzles, 13 to the cozen .. . . - . - , _ sos-. *Choice Old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted • 533. *Curious 01(1 Port, warranted to have been five years in bottle, IZ to the Dozen • 575. Goal Sher,y, 13 10 the Dozen - - 50$. * Very Fine Ohl" ditto, warranted to have been eight years in the Butt, 13 to the Doze* - 5 , 1'• , Fine Tenet'lfe, 13 to the Dozen - - 5 ,s. *Fine Old Bronti Madeha, 13 to the-Dozen - i.:s• * Finest Ohl West India Ditto., 13 to the Dozen 6 , !.i5. • *Luiiously Fine East India Madeira; warranted to be iz•yeart old, 12 to. he Dozen . B.ti. _ __. ._. _ . . . *Dk.to Sherry, ,z to . the Dozen - . 7 , %• , . *Claret of the finest quality . and flavour; tz to , the Dozen - - - ' Sti• *ti' cry Fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to the ‘ .Dozeu . - - - 4Bs• Ditto ditto Mountain, t 3 ditto • . • - 465. *Finest White Noye4u, iz ditto • • 595• *Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditto - -51 s. Ditto Old Rum Shrub, 12 ditto - - . ... 465. Per GAilon. Fine Flavoured Geneva " . - sos. 6d. *Ditto Old Strong Ditto . - - Izs. 6d. Ditto ditto larnaica Rum - • . 16s. 6d. Ditto ditto coniac Brandy - - 425. od. Ditto ditto liollands ..' - 33 s. od. Per Dozen. Best Bottled Porter, 12 to the Dozen ,- "6s. 6d. *Ditto Double Brown Stout, 12 t o the Dozen 7s. 6d. Fine Cock gee Cidet• - los. . 6d. , - Ditto Squash Perry - - - 215. ca. , - ._. ... . .. *Finest Old Ale, warranted 22 Months wld.beforel bottled - *Finest Burton Ate, ditto gs. 6d. los. 6d. rer • * Very Curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be ten ;years old - - 4 is. od. *Ditto Curious Fine Flavoured Old Ruin - iRs. 6d. Fine Old B. brandy - - • t6s od. Those Articles marked * are what the Company recom mend as being °fa more superior quality than what is gene rally sold, and of the•fincsefla your. • %Vine Merchants, Inn-ketpers, and Publicans, served at the Trade Prices as usual. January I, 181 r. For the conveniency of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, and fur Connoisseurs in superior Articles, the Company have selecied the must Cutious Wines, ice. and offer the following as the roost choice thaLcan be pro. duced :• Fine West India Macleiri, 17, pints to The dozen, 365. , Old East India ditto, of t,,e most exquisite flavour and quality, tz ditto, 4ys. Old East India Sherry, of the most curious and scarce qua lity, 12 ditto, 38$. Fine Old Dry Ljsbon, 12 ditto, zgs.. Port Wine, newly bottled, Item the finest .seleeled Pipes of the-favourite vintage 6118,6, r 2 ditto, 28S. Ditto, -of the most rare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Wine in the kingdom, that has lain in a body 'war so years. 'l'his'Artic;e has all the softnevk and flavour df the most rare Wine. and is worthy the attention of the first Con noisseurs, rz ditto, 325. . Luscious Shrub, made from the finest Flavoured Old Rum, 12 ditto, 245. Ripe Full flavoured Double Brown Stout, fa, ditto,. 4s. 6d. Curious Mellow Ale, warranted . two years old before bot tled,' but of the softest flavour, is ditto, Ss. 6d. ivr R. S LSI3 LIRY; fr.an his Success in S.:roplnt 'l lons Cases, may be consulted any Morning between the hours of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London. .• Patients wishing to consult hi' at their own lionses, on Diseases of the lonits, Scorbutic and 'Eruptive Complaints, previous to making Use of the . PATE N T Ilse() It- BUTIC DROPS, will have a decided Opinion as to the probability of Success. Terms of Attendance may be known at the Dispensary, No. :5, Soho..square. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spits bury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, ”iith the King's duty -pr.inted in black ink, in bottles of Ss. 6d. double bottles - tos. and large! 11. as. duty included. Compound Essence, as.— Dispensary, t 5, Soho-square, LondOn. 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