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Julius Caesar, Mr. Ll; ; Oclavius Caesar, Mr. HAM ERTON ; • Marc A ntony. ,Mr. C..K F,NI ti ; Lepidus, Mr. fq• KKAY ; • Brutl, Mr K E \ABLE ; ,Cassius, Mr YOUNG ; Casca, Mr. FAWCETT ; • Trebonius, Mr. It 1 RRYSIORE ; _Decius, Mr. BRUNTON • Calpurnia, Mrs w [,S'I'GN 1-'•orcia, Mrs.l'O\VLLL. o Which will be added (kir the faSt time) the Romantic N4lO-1)r , 04a 04- Timoult, THE TARTAR. Tatiour, Mr. FARLEY ; Agib, Master CHAPMAN; ' Mr. I. AWC EXT ; Kerlin, Mr. CROSSMAN ' • • Captain of the Esc:rt, Mr. DAVt r S ; Selirna, Miss li.O LTON ; Liska, Miss F IRON ; O n Zorilda, Mrs. U. 101INSTON. Tuesday, 'I he Gamester ; with_ Tom Thumb the Wednesity, The Comedy of Eri ors ; alter which D r be pertOrmed (tor- the first time) , a new grand Melo bee4patic SpeLicle, called The SeCret Mine,' which has in preparation, with entirety new Music, Ma rY, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. DUL ROW, thecelebrated ELEVATED ROPE AJ A , t..Eß; , and Mr. THOMAS, the astonishing FLy (, Ft )RSEM AN are both engaged at this Theatre, and 1 1 ni,,k e th e ir a ppearance on Monday next. A • °) ‘ , ' l l. AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY's) %VEST. 13 1 , (1 MINSTER-BRIDGE. 'r the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. ON MONDAY nest, April the 20th, at half past prcLisely, will be presented, the Prelude Comic n tolnime ot . _ _ _ . . THE METAMORPHOSE ; acin g the Mock Fricassee I),,tice, the Flight of the Al Harlequin, and the Famous Learned' ap-Dogs o c . with extensive Scenery, Machineq, Platform work, the Popular Horse.L•ratnatic, Grand State Spedacle, ltl I WO Ads, cakd THE BRAVE COSSACK; 1 0 r 'ENEMY: . • • s t lv ', Hell Piece 410age-AC:i 4 on, g mann wilt p er.eilorra, in various Chateders, us. a .. surprisin For the First Time, uUCROW, the celebrted F.LEVATED ROP ' I NCE It, will display his Extraordinary 'Performances. I +l% For the First Time, HOMAS, the tamous FLYING FIORSEMAN, will execute divers surprising ,Feats ca Horsemanship. And, Tor the First Time, 14 New COMIC SONG, by \lr. 1011ANNOT. Likewise, for the First Time, A New SONG, by Mr. WOOLF. r •vening'sEntertaintnents to conclude with a new Comic Pant.inime, called LLDBELZERUB AND HARLEQVIN ; Or, TAP IA IN HOLLAND. 14 1, Doors open at Hal:. past F i ve. —B ores 4s . ; Pit as. Gal -Second Price at Hall-p At Light. P laces to be ta k en at t h e theatre from E'en till Three w Cloelc, 14 B. T • is Evening (Saturday)---ist, The Metamorphose; The Dramatic, Horse, Grand Spectacle; wit.), 30, 41 Yeri Equestrian Exercises; aid, 4th, the Comic i'anto of Ta Wy in Holland. 4MICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, SERIEA:NIT'S INN. Instituted by Queen Anne, in 1706. April 15, 1512. THE DIRECTORS ha;e the satisfaaioo of in forming the Public, that after a very careful and examination of the circumstances which have occurred i n ,"lc Society,' during the experience of more than a Cen k,:!., the Society -has been enabled greatly to increase the p ro ,„ . `iits originaLy insured to the present Nlembers, by the t?tessive advance of each Share to 2001.; at the least such t,e'lliKent additions as may be produced in the year in which I .l l athb a pp ens . c Directors have likewise the pleasure to state, that hi s er , the authority of the supplementary Charter, which th4.iesty has been recently please.d to grant. for extending e b t ,enctits ot the Institution, -they are enabled to oiler to Olio the means of effeCting Insurances at the variooS 4 4 ! from Eight to . S`fx ty-seven, in sums from .1 to 3 -0,1., tp , h ' . -lher for the whole of Lite—for any number ot Ye :rs, or c 0n 41 . 4 ' contttigeney (Lrpending on Lite or Survivorship, at, ~siklerably\ reduced Premiums. i n It this Office the various kinds of Insutance are entitled, 14 y .'toportion to the amount - insured, to participate the a ntage of the contingent additions to the Claims arisiFg heaths in each Year. IOHN PENSAM, Registrar BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, Sackville-street. April 17, al 2. ,THE BOARD pf AGRICULTURE; taking into 4, lti consideration tne Deficienc creasee Lite Crop of Wheat, Ix. being satisfied that a great in of Hinuan Food may trey'obtained by a inure Extended Cultivation of P ()TATO ES, tr strohgly recommend to Landholders and Farmers, a 44 ,,re extended Culture thereof, (more especially for the pre ' p i ,"t Season), in all Soils and Situations calculated.for that - • flub Ith a view of facilitating the Culture ot Potatoes, they t ro rl ) . it to Landholders the propriety ot permitting the % u :',tn thereof, where prohibited by existlng Leases, to Becht h. extent as the Circumstances of The case will ad. of. - t he Board likewise earnestly recommend to . Lords of I . o ,.` k ;is a. 41 their Copyholiters to grant portions of Waste t.l ; toe purpose ot Potatoe- dardens, to the Cottagers in neighbourhood i and they are also ot opinion:; that La bourers, Farra-SeNauts with .Fainilies, and the liihabi. I • of small Towns and Villages, Should be encouraged to t tl i c lvate Potatoes on Land that would otherwise be under "low. By Order of the Board. RHIN SiNCLAIR, President TLER's . CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR • • ATIVE TOOTH. POWDER, 50 Justly recommended for Whitening the TEETH, Preserv -I,ng•the GUMS. and Prev•zating that dreadful malady the coo.ra_AcH E. 1 : 1 EAUTY of Countenance, and regularity' of Fea- • • tures, are allowed - to distinguish the'British Fair ; but b eg Pr o p r i etor o f BUT LE . R's TOOTH PO VER would i eg leave to remind' Ins Country-women that the lustre of l ' ,Peir Charms doses halt its influence where the Teeth arc Vscoloured, o r anew a rotten awl unhealthy appearance — this. the more inexcusable, as the preent Preparation affords t heinfalidale means of removing every blemish of the cn being composed of Vegetables.. It is recoMmended to the attention of all ranks,'as:clearing a way t every imperfection, either in tlie coiour,r the decay of enamp Of the teeth, as rendering in,: Breath sw4et.and melettable, and making the, Gums of their proper shape t t l ( t vermilion hue; and a certain Preven t ati v e against toe Tooth-ache No Composition of this kind ever brought for "ard to Public notice ; has met t..t.“.11 onivcrs:d app:-obati;A, 411 (1 the Priwrietor has to .:oast that .t is in kt.riiy .:se SUTLhR'S 'AROMATIC P RA L. `;'GES lot Coughs, Colds, Asthants, and Sore 'throats, price 1 S• 10. per BoX. 'ttic PROI3ATT'S HOTEL, FOR 1.1 ES AN!) GEN- - - - T L Eta E King-street, Covent-Garden, London. PRQBATT be4s to return her sinc e r e 'l' thinks to her Friends and the Public in gener:il, for the .very,great encouragement she'has experienced, since trey entrance on the above premises ; she begs further to assure teem, that no future exertions will be wanted on her part to merit a continuance of their patronage. The Hotel, from the many advantages it vssesses, but particularly from the quiet and airy situation of the back part of it, is well adapt ed for the accommodation nt Families, and 'every thing that. can promote the corniort of such as may honour fief with their favours will be scrupulously attended to: _ LATER'S PATENT COOKING API'ARA-, Tus. —v. T. LEMAITRE, sole ..gent, takes the liberty of informing his Friends and.the Public, be iiuw hibits for sale the abtrie Apparatus, at his Warenouse, 34, Castle.street, iloporn It is the best Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom ; And the most clean, de.icate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling; arid boiling. A dinner Inc zoo persons. may be dressed . .with less than a peck of coals. ' • N. ii. The Apparatus is generally in use; and ready fur inspection from one to -tow o'clock. • CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE. Irtr i t t e . N S 'S C R H Y E ‘ M an E d of C rl o te . al-42.5tE"Se their E f if l r r i Vl l ;, (l l:V: t p h re a t seats benefits to the Adventurer of singular superiority and noVelty.• The Chances are so well arranged, that the prices set tbrth cannot fait of giving universal satisfaebon. All that have perused the Seheme declare they will have a Chance. . TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by HORNSBY and Co. who solicit the favours or the Publicrat their Old Esta. blished State Lottery Office, z6,-ICOrnhill, where all Prtz , ?, are immediately Maid. Orders by post Jr carrier executed withfitklity and dis patch. RICHARDSON GOODLUCK, and C . •fte C,:ntraclors, respeaful thc foi Scherne of the present Lottery to the inspeetian or the y do n t conceive that any. comment up , ;n it advantages is I,t•- cessars , as they feel ass tred thatits stweriority will appear 6n a fair cornparikni won thu , Scherne of anylcriner Lotter% . ' TICKETS and SHA ES are on Sale at titeir Mikes, the Corner of Bank- Comhill, aria' f4ctirg . the King's Mews,,Charing. Cross, Where, in rice L ast 1, 013 ,, ,ry (drawn the 18th February, t) No. 3,486, a Priie of o,ocol, was sold in Eleven Shares.. SCHEME. kz0,0,0 of 1 2 4 6 is C 20,000 is 0)0 1c.),c00 4, 000 , 3,000 4, 0 = 0 3,000 - .3:2:0 3 ,.,. 3 2 14 -0 ,00 5,000 4,000 3,t. On 2,000 1,000 coo 400 20 -. leo - 2, , ,,00 5 0 - _ so - 3,500 7 0 .. 4 0 . 2,tino 100 . 3 0 . • 3,t00 124 -2; . 3,1u.4 2,000. - - 15 • 30,.0c:0 Only 12,0©0 Tickets, all ditiernt Numbets.• The whole to be-cleter: - .li7ted i:. One I)sy, th. 3 th of this Month. April. USEFUL PU BLICATIONS. ,WAKEFIELD'S A::7COUNT OF IRELAND. A ESSB.S. LONGMAN Coi beg leave to IVI inform the Public, that R WAK i 11: I.l)'s STA. TisTi CAL and POLITICAL ACCOLTN ( ot IRE. LAND, .in Two Volumes, Qu.rto, is in a considerable state of forwardness, and will be published in the course of the month of May. • MINERVA OFFICE, LEADtiNiI.ALL - ST RE Er. MRS. BLLIV:NIANTLE'S NEW NOVEL. Tills Day was published, In Four Volumes, lamo. price zts. THE VINDICTIVE SPIRIT.... By Mis..BRIDGET BLL•EMANTLE... " Hell has no fury like a woman si:orit'd I" Printed for A. IS. Newman and Co." • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • Husband and Wife, or the Matrimonial Martyr, 3 vo_ fumes, t ss. 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Ss, 6d. b.,ards. 1/ICTU4LLING-uFFICE, igpril 17, 1812: 'THE OM 11ISSIONERSP VICTUAL LUC flis 111.VESTY'S N/11'1' di hereby glue Notice, That on Filly, the ill next, tbry,Lill dr rra,iy to re &Pre Tender. ,in writing, (sealed np), aid treat io, Thr,efirtn dred Tons of LIN 1 RPOOL, or CPARSE.GRAINLI) CHESHIRE SALT, of pal g-J4Lets ; and I:, Five fulidrefi aid FIE), I:oni,t) CIiES.I-11r; E ItAY.sALT of tle _ . largest grain, or Salt eit rrizeal go ,Iness each <4 ...6 7 ch Salts Persons who sn.z.ke . her. , :aril R pro e Samplespo be d into his 11,1,4e3ty's riakalling at , .41) , lord, by the 3 tsi of August nrxt,jrre of a Lug( an to his .'iLiesty, r, rept that the Contr.:Ow a ia hr r. t t 1. per the P„, - - ,:e,,ige of the Salt f roar the Iroarl to tl.e-Snare and t, be paid f-r hy Bills ,i;aya , le vitt) Int,yest Nine?). Days ajs,.r, N. B. The wttrOle ej tie Salt abswe-tne,ti,ked mutt be s.'cve.; (hied. • 77he Conditions of the Cwttreo7l,ntor be sten at Office, a! !kir q i ifii•e,, or tyatplyi;rg t; Code:gut . ;J i Sail Iltatei, at Liverpool, and at illiddlewirb, in Cbe.ddire, respec. tive/y. No regard will of gafto any Tender in 44.-hich the Price shalt not he incited in words at h-ngth, or th,vsi..ali not lie_ ei to tie B:ard ,fore One eelock on the said Priday, the - t,r of n unless the l'ersun makes the 7 ended r some Person on his Ilhalf, attends, to aniwei when wailed for. TRANS PQ RE-OFFICB-, Aprii 5, TS! r. HE COMMISSIONERS for Conduaing lii AlAyEsn's TRANSPciIa Sh:RVICIE, for taking Care of Sick ii tVouNded Seamen, aid for the Care and Cutto s ty ,f Prisoners of 11:1r, do hereby iive Notice, that they it'll! he ready. • it this Oifice, on Tuesday, the 1911) of May, 18 . : 2, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat' v. , ith such Persons as may be ng to eontract ,Icr V ler& ;•ILLING RISON i. RS ;I"‘VAi. I, HEALTH, at l',retester . Castle, Chatham, and Falim, and on board am s n•Shity at: Po? tsmout4 for certast, liorn the t , t yur:y, ;13 • No Tender will be icce/ped - after One o'Clitik on - Me Treaty,' nor ity noticed, unless the Patty, or an Agent for him, ', pet sweally atiiid. Each ender must be ace an parried by .e Lew"' from heby PiTians,-envging to bet:ca"r hound with the person tendering, in the Sim: of 10001, fur the due p;qlormincei t i, the Contract. , Farthet Particulars may be kn , ,lvn, .I . j, applying.' at this or to Capt. Lcrk, Poychester Cart!e, Capt. llntchinson,Chat/i,:rn, and apt. F?,-tcn. CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA, AND WINTER COUGIi. UCH has boen the Wonderful effetl of the OXY— L MEL and prepared ST RAMONIUM, in the eurriof the above Disease's, that not one Case can be produced in which they nave hot proved highly beneficial. _ A. he last Ekiition ot Mr. FI Si; Ise on .I.:th.na, Consumption, iec.. contains several remarkableC tires of Con sumption and Asthma, which had been declar,d by einiitent Medical Men to be hopeless. Several consumptive P t,fients have been cfredually cured, .who were to ail apPearance and, what i$ still very remarkable, those Astliniatie Stabjcas who were cured in the course of last Winter, have not experienced the least retutn of the complaint tins Wigton.. In Mr.. F isher's Treatise, price zs. 6d. will be found the most. respeelable testimonies of tne efficacy and innocent quality of these discoveries. . The Oxymel and prepared Herb are. sold in London by Harris, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Foster and Co 34, Parliament. slicer ; and Butts, Berher's-street ; Lynch. Manchester; Turner and, Akenhead, Newcastle Billinge, Liverpool ; Barry, Bristol ; Fddowesi Shrewsi:itry ; Knott and Lloyd, Birminghani ; Caparni Newark ; •Itrass, Hull ;. Balam, Portsmouth; Searle, Hornby, York ; Poole, Chester ; Brodie and Co.. Salisbury; tones, Oxford; Lancaster ; Newbury, Dublin; arid Hooker,_.l.psich. THE GIANT Al ALA DY R rF. D To the AllOed with COLDS, COU(;HS, ASTHMAS, HOOPING-CtiUGHS, CO NSUfali'llt)NS, &c. &e. Is most earnestly teCominonded I)OI.N'S ‘'EGETABLE ESSENCE. To do anyla justice ‘to this inva!othie is not in the power of language. :. but the Cures whielt• it has already ,and is daily perforning., speak its praise„ As - a-remedy for the diseases jitst mention. ed, it is,' in point of ease,' pleasantness, - innocence, ellicacY, and cheapness,-a , .soliitely unporalleled. It is so easy, that a tea-spoonful is a proper dose for a grown person ; so pleasant, that, in appearance anti taste, it is e.lual to w lute wine; so innocent, th it it nay be a 7 iininistercti to an infant newly born ; so ellieac!..us, that ~ 1101isaints, whom it has led trout roc g to the sunshine of health, art: now the living and gratelul wit nesse.> of its worth; and so cli..ap, that the >1 , ;:..t price is only seven sltillutgs ; and to those w;•,,5, - t eircu,nstances will not allOw , them to InAte a purclias , .., it has long been, and now is,, citsp,:ns , :d tuitonsly. i 1 r gadden hopes he shall not be deemed guilty of arro. gance ost:•ntation, to vii , g thus s:titi ;or in venturing to aild,. that, o f a ~ , eneral sale, ,anti lirv,e quantities heat, lion: time to time, 'o highly . 1... p•sdrd Clergymen, in tint noigh`Joerhoost Te,vn, to be distributed to t::!ir poor l'arshioncrs, as may requt re, or their vol,:nce or discreti , ii may dired, he has hid the 4.1:.!X pre,sible • satistactior , , of relieving, within the last six. years, at iris own 110,1 s: only, ,:nd fi - cii.of, any expenSe. upwards ot" "Three Thousand l': , .tients; .inapy of whom were -treadfully etl : sire that, he trusts, he haS been, iii nutn')erless CaseS„' the liinntrte instrument, in the Lands 01 Provi:letice, of pre.; venting, or zirresi nig the. progress of a til ea which the late grtjat mti good 1)1. Darwin einphativally teemed tile. Giant Malady" = a disease, which, ac.. to the most ,iccurate estimate !,2.5t 111101,1ned ph ysi,):. .'ilr;usli atviceps trout British ground sixty thou an.{ of its finest fluw.oss —A ;a the oast, present, and tuture ravages of which htt mann y, sliud•!•,...rs. • . , to. t ..r , ',vt.; that the 'foregoing observations are not • the mere CiIIiSUHIS 1,1 an interested Proprietor, a l'ain , lhlet -- containing a inure I#atticel,tr account it the wirruts of N1:11- v e m a hk : sscoce ; with -the ioos of twatly rim -rt,!. rank, ell:d bdity, w h o h ave e i; its , wonderinl and oil tnewseli , es, Been eye wilit,;sieS ih-e,eot on ottwrs ; - and manly well . -aitesten rases of Cures, tali)/ asrontsliiiig, and atm .st incredible- may had, gratis, it Mr Mad , don's, s, , Gle k u ce srer.,ir,, t, 131o:riiitsbitryi y,), ; I I ago , nin's, 3;. i ; Mr So,...iiiampton-street, ; ,Nlr. M &lottrass's, Ss, ; M. t anti , Bartintlo.ndw. ; ,late rim) Ito:, al ; 13 ennAnd's, 1;6, litsitops. lul ; C .ZO , ), lk;11-Str, , et , lig. )•1):,1 1,1 :)• 11 L. prt,g arp.ive, Otijc-It , ot CitJtit) t ilt apply, as usual, in/(3loucester. street- - frogs: wiletwe..oly quantity (not less thin three not. t les), will be;setit- to any . •part an the Unii,d 102 e) ft,zeiViOg au ilit:LSUre, .it to r..ta ut one pounta for every three Sattles.