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I. f• ~ i - k9 • 3 f t NUMBER 3212.] THEATRE-ROYAL, 13RURY-LANE. '. Y O- MORROW EVENING, inn. 5 ) 3, will be performed, THE BELLE's. STRATAGEM. Letitia Hardy, Mrs. JORDAN. WtTli LOVE AND MAGIC • Or, HA Hi.EQUIN's HOLIDAY. • Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; : . Mago, (the Magid.) Mi. DE CAMP Pantaloon, Mr. MALE ; Scaramouch, M r . G CHUN ; Gipsey King, Mr, CO L,LINS ; • Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. G It IMA L • DI ; Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE; The Sprite, • Miss TYR E R ; ' ' Old Woman, Mr. n4YZAND ; Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANCHARD ; . , Landlady, Mrs. COATE,S ; Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND. • The Tragedy of the Countess of Narbonne is obliged to be deferred till Saturday" next, on account of the indispositjon of a pincipal Performer, when the Young Lady will make her first A unearAtice on anv Stage, in the Charader of Adelaide. In cowiequencepf the universal approbation, and incessant • bursts of applause, with which the new Pantomime of Love dud Magic, or Harlequin's Holiday, is received, the Public , are most respedfully informed that it will be repeated every E vening till further notice. On Thursday, She Stoops to Conquer: On Friday. Vile Beaux Stratagem ; Scrub, Mr. Bannistst, ar. Jordan, A tlew Mitt:taut:Why, in Three Ads, with iNiustc, The Hero of the North, is in prep.tration. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan, s, 1803, will be performed, FAMILY QUARRELS. The Principal Charaders by Mr. IiRAHAM, Mr. NUN LAN, 111 r, BEVERLY, Mr: EMERY, M. BLANCHARD, 'Mr. SIMMONS, ar.lMr. INCLEDON; 7tlrs. mArraciss, Mrs. NIARTY.R, Miss CHAPMAN, AI N. DAVENPORT, Airs. DI RD IN, Miss WADI) Y, Ana Signora STORACE.. WITH . THE MIDNIGHT . HOUR. The.Aew Pantomime called Habeas,' being. TriOnoured with universal approhation and .reiterated acclarna, tons of applause, it wilt be repeated on Thurclay next, after the Comedy irk Deiays and Blunders. • ' - Ladies and l;enthifilell who . could not obtain Places for the new Tragedy of rllions° last night are respedfully a9quAinted it will be repeated in a few thys.. On Friday, Eonily Quarrels with. the 'Follies Day'..` On Saturday,' Validly Quarrels, with lionest.Thieves. lu.conscAuence of th e numerous app li edt i ons for places for Speed the Plough, it will be performed as soon as pos sible: - " • Delays and Bluliders - 1;ill be perfornicd early ~next Wea, with the new Pantomime, which will be performed with tvery., piece rrxiept 'Fanti ly Qu,aTtels. PI .NW. A:N N U AI, SU BSCTU iITIONS TWO GUINI.AS. toy Il4tiV kV EF.K Ly lutciplud to.ha published under the aly:ve Title, ale' i . eneived at the (Alice, No. .9; New Bond-street. Subscribers will haver the privilege of leading at the above Roohi all.t i! e Daily Paper 3. Person trill Attend every d a y 'Cgtindifs excePted) from , Ehevo o'CloclC Fivt. 4 to , feeei'Ve,Stibseiiptions, Arii. cies of l htelligince,. and Cotl%r ltuticaliopS 4 . antl to ye- every IleecSsury ilifOrittelon tbrenabling Suosctibers to obtain. their Papers Crum trie'plews-Cairier. , . XA.lllt.)NrAill.ll DANC I -t' TtriTtoN, AirrSSRS. HOPE! and : -. . E ON T SPLCADiMY for 'PRIVATE TNSTItUdTION''i,p Fashionable 4113ANC1NG, at COACHM AXE RS-HALL, Fottli - -fatie, Cheapsideo.ontinueS Open for• the improvement of sueli I,AIDI ES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired Ono Accomplishmen*: Or [litre who have not obtained the pre- sent - FAS MON ABLE MODE,. initY'lie sotpt.•tinituuly-in: saneted in the most P yATE ALA.N.N Elk in all the E: LE- GANT,ant FASIIIONABLE STEPS 119 W in use, to qua- , lift them 'for then itST ASSEMBIA YOUNG LA-. Di ES Rtiti E E NI, are - .45t:4-Taught every-FA SI IION ABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give the mast elegint`Addrets. N. H. The 1110nIng Academy fur LADIES -ONLY is Open and will iat continued till his Majesty's Birth-thy. • - , FASHIONIA/31.1:: DANCING Mby r. ALLEN, pIUVATELY taught .to and'Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt. this Accomplish- Mel% or, not in the improved mu( tem style, at No. 19, Sher 3treet, Colde n . s l , l,lre, and' No: to, e;reat Alio-srreet, t Wildman's- fields. . 114 are taught on a Plan partieularry ClALtted 10r tl u , se to whom it is an obje.elto ttetwireit ' 1 1 ‘ lipusly, privately, an d i n t h e first style ol fashion.' FOr , el6, , r s , ()Ulcers 'and Country Residents, Who' may 'wish, to lellll in afew days, may Board Lodge, privately, in the I-louse, amd . reeetve constant-inattOion. •.1 he Stied Weals? 'MsernblieS are cyery Monday, the Banco -Concluded Taylot ; none - &trt Subscrihers rnitted ; none but People of respectability can subscribe.' pt able Schools and Families, if ii...tdif.tant front Town, regularly attendaton the itsual condl:ichs, and instrutled in .may elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. “.. . - 2)ursttant. to an Orde r of thc El High •Court l); of Chanceryi made in 4,c:4k:ie., V.4ii.R. F.. it 47.,:,i115t II IGGI N 8, with the Ap probation of jcJiin Out, Esc3.•orie of the Nlasttis of the said '• Court, on Wednesday ' the I'vtellthr, Thursday the Thir.- 4tgekii, :toct Friday the Fourte;enth -aris of January rBo3, ,krtozeu the flours ofTcri and Ekveno'Clork in the Fore. et eaili Day, at . the Tinkeelliti, At Tprlig, and at _, - ... . the Fl Alt Moon Inn, At Keg - Osten, 'in the 'CountY' 0, orotd, , itt Sundry Lott • - , $ , • • - , . 441,....,"-Cdniidr.il)le. Qu,mtity oy - OAK,' ASH, and A A.7PUM-71MgElt.,..growing hit the several Parishes of eotttitrttyfoeldkrLavelicion and. N -xi 'EI ifScartiville, in' the 4.01.m0tY, nitvrestss. and nAi • ‘ °II ° stons t iii rie „tcl* t;* . "I"4sd4"'"d Ka”. 4 uilt). of Iledtifd, co different arts 'ot the Estates'Of• the late of 'Fairer 01 . eofcliriviicld aforc 14ibly Esq..dtcel.w(t.., ' • • - -` fllo •C`i , 44 lieulps may be lad at the said . Master's Cham bers;- Vou hafiikori:hUildin s.' r'l il 1 ......la,,ccry..4lle ; 4 11fessrs. z?,,,,rAl*lrn, likoin'a:lnri ; of Mr. MOrtran, Bedford.scinare, - .7" tl ,• :. ‘Y. C 3 ,..iittY, AQlNl.court, 1 . :1p)411 - incton-street,. Lon -1,0n.; of ~ir..c...iee, Surveyor, at 'etc; vt:l., ri,Ar.Oulney, and 01 - Air. ICiteleetr;Surieyol', at Castiethoriie, ford; Bucks. - twat Stoney Strat -- BRE WIN,'G AND MAITINC;. IVl, l t.' MORTON, at Nii..ZB, in the STRAND', . resp e dluity informs the- , Pnblic, that. fie. instructs Cciltl44 - m "" n il l the :Use. 11l the Thertnometcr, - ,srid tion o f applica (th.tt I nstrument 'relative to Brewing, rind Ivill furnisti Mehl with Manuscript instruelions, which will enable them .lbapraaise the Art of Brewing , -Porter, Pale Ate, .m. It Liquozs % , "lt I- ' • AI s"rint and other Instruct. . • abo turn,* t win wit 1 anu - i ioni for Vi m.king Pale and Brown Nalts, after the most approved .pra.,iitec and. havink been . long in busines's tfPon t*- . 1 LLD ()Wit account, and takin*, a : pleasure in trying many ;‘,1,1 %;'arioui. experirriCnts, and noting their result, it has given . . !,! 1 , 11 a t l 4'ree of pritaital and' experimental knoWledge in'tla: ..iiiiereni nttes .Qt his-prob.:won,. whicit very tew possess, as can b; i'iovvti tr 0,121 the many ,letters and vouchers of the Most .entiricrit 'Brow ' built in Great tiritain aild Irclaild, h „..,„ y ~ , e . rs . - . my of 'approving ot his cittlerent modes ot practice, and in. ny " these Gentlemen he never hadthe.pleasure of . seeing. Ilia nuseripts put it in the power 41: Gentlemen to brew : an exce edilV: tille":•tiavourecVeorter front Malt and 'Hops alone, "Mtiinvi with the simple clement : of water, without the 14 4'e of. an; other ingrod.iesit whatever. Any Address sent %POO :Paid) to I). MottOn,. will be duly attended to. Ile re turrfs'his: respeelful thanks to those Centlenienff'Sebo have :4P P" P ftlilo:,b*lily of,the - utility of - his ManuSeripts and •_ 140. c- 34 10 - illi Abilitteb. . -.-- • ~,~- I ..."'. . : 4 ," ? A . 04 • 4 ,... , ... ..., , ',.. 10& , 1, 774. 7e - cof 90.. . '.1.""Z"..? ...,..- . 1, 0/:. * * 7 .. W . 0k: 4 Ti C k tilt ~,. ~., ~• TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1803. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST 'INDIA STOCK. UADIES AND GE,NTLIMEN, Gii6NERAL COURrtvill tic held on Wecines- X.dayLthe:ifith of i.inuary, tor the Election of : a Piece tor, in the room of Mr. El N TER. I beg, therefore, most earnest ly solicit-the honour Of your support on that day. : The inaccuracy of the Lists has pr,:vented me from finding #teresideriee eirtnany Proiirietors. I hope, IniweVer, prey', uus to the day of Election, to . p4.ttny personal.respeds to all Who. reside in London. It is impossible tbr me suffici ently to express mygraiefiii sense efAlie encouragement with which I have been honoured 7, and I should feel myself ex . - tremely,rnortlfied, iver4 I to be o:onsitleren in any.. iistancede. ficient in that attention, which the Proprietors have a right to expect, and which it is as well my inclination as - My duty to observe. . I have the honour to be, with great respea, Lathes and C;e.iitleine.n, , ' Your most obedient and devoted Servant, Aldermatabury / WILLIAM! .: . Dee. 3t, tlioz. . M , r. lackson's Committee sit every day (Sunday excepted) at tilc King's. 1-17tadTavern, in titv Poultry. _ _ TQ the.PRO E I'ORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.. LMiliS AND GENTLEMEN; gepor, havinggained. circulation, that it was my intention to retire. previous to the. Ballot, I- take this opportunity'of contradiaing it, as entirely Void of boon dation, and of,assuring you that 1,-truly intend to stand for ward on theft). of Elettion, lwhich is fixed for the 'lgth 'Caiididate foi the vacautjicat in your i Pir,:..C.Wq, .casioned by the death of 'Mr, iruNDE,}4l7ol'lo,4, - 1. earnestly solicit the attendance. 04 those f ricaS who are pleased to honour me with their favour and support. Should your preference "Rise roe,• to that honourable in t uation.. I peat that my utmost endeavour3 shall be - faithfully,and dili gently'eNerted for your iiiterests in the' diicharge of those duties commiyed to sue. . • My pretensionslO your notice are, that during twenty-five years aa ive service,, I have made ten :Voyages,to 'lndia and China under your orders, the last tour of which were in the Command of 'your Ship the qloughton. Whether I have acquitted myself with credit or.otherwtse, may bc ascertain ed b'y a reference to your -Recortii, where I •am-proud tot•e'.. collect, that testimonies.are not wanting of particular exr tionsi noticed by your Covemments in India to your` ionotir able Court at home, Anxious as I ant to ni.initest every attention to the Proprietors at large, 1 'lament that the in correetnesl of Lists, as to residence, rendersit impoSsible tv wait upon, or address each individually; to that circumstance alone, I trtist, will be ascribed; th:: seeming - oinissions of this kind, as it is as much my inclination, as I reel it my, duty.,to pay my respects personally' to all those whom I tlitis take the liberty of soliciting. •• • - I have the Honour to be with respect, Your most obedient Humble Servant. No. 2% Upp4 Cosver-strbet,, , SA-M ES MONRO. Jan. 3,, 1103. , . - - BRITISH CREDITORS on the HO...NCH .k'UNDS. AinIdeGENERAL. NIETING 9f the .BRITI4A CREI)ITORS,on the FRENCH FUNDS will pe n at the Londonl'averii, on Tuesday the t tth lartuary inst. at Twelve o'clock, at whidt Time and Place ail Per.. suns who are interested in the. Recovery (purf.u.int to the Treaty rtf Amiens) of the. British Property . in tilt; Freneli Funds, which was sequestered at the be6inning of the Was', are earucsti y requested to attend. By the Committee for the. Prosecution of the .13rit411 Claim's On the French rtinas,' t, THOMAS TIONNET, Notary Public, Batil:-:lluildings. • _ 01314, 7 1 t 1 ORCIIARD; No. 3+, Greek.street, ,ebiller'of Chi'ClL:street, Solio.laatin e Ond'at bridgeworth, Harts , begs jestt,+eto inform his Friends and the Public in general , that he has laid in a choite and exter,niv'e atsottnient vf - every article ot% the- TfiA tad GIL()C Y ' in the above. Prernin / M s. toduceri Prkcs. G urspor.. tic r. ft It, Souc 110 ng, Cougoia, ant Bubca Tea, Lump and irknst of ever\ Iltvnint' and A lbese:4, aiat un *dui tratect. Cocoa .and. Choeolate ß ?made by Robert;Orctiard, No. 34, Greek.street, Corner of Church.street, Solve, Lon dnii; and at Sawbridgeworth, Harts, wholcale, retail and - for t..xportation. ' SUTTON—C`OLDHELI), ‘VAItWICKSHIRE. LAND-SUI.VEYLNG and VALUING!: ' HENRY. :JACOB 'respeafolly solicits the Pa. ,tronage and: support. of Ow' .Cictitry, and Freeholders ,of,thiS Neighbourhood, in that evst,ity as a Surveyor. Ole trusts his- having been more than ten years with Nlessrs. 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They are n u t, written tinder' the uniform influence-et' any particular theo-, logical or political bias'.'---;:rev Annual Register. - • • • VOL. I. for leoti.zeo. ' •• The Earl of 'loira Mr. Dunitai . Sir bourn Sinclair , Lord Kil warden Mr. Roscoe . ; . ) Curran - The Lail of Liverpool Lord Nionboddo , Abraham Newland ! • Mr. barringtort • • Mr. Fox :Dr. O'Leary Mr. Pitt ' Lord Ye' verton Dr. Darwin Mr. Isaac Corry Lord Hood`olio Re'resford Sir G. Staunton ' • Alt. olin Forsttx Mr. i'lloinas Taylor Dr. ..urhey General Melville . Dt . ,:. Verse hel 47 - • ...'=.' , The bishop ot London . Mr. Justice Grose - , . Eve,u, Tucker . . Mr, Keinble ' - ' '''t Lord Duncan .--. Alms Sew , trd The Bishop of Rochester ' The late Lord Chancellor of Mr. Justice Boller Ireland Dr. Wok:or • ' Mr. Cumberland The Abp. of Croterbury Sir 4i.Nliibalti -Macdonald .. ' Mr. AlthutAlurphy Mrs.' Siddons , • The Earl of Dartmouth ' Tire Bi.ho,a-Of Salisbury The Bishop of Durham Laird. 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The•uile iill.cd with Machinery tin throwing Silk, worke‘i bv 1 wLtt,t c‘'ll42,:t, supplied Itotn tlw river rierwent, is ii•ti°e Stotics in height; has on at:: Cround e 100 c Atte remaining Floors th dui,vs ; is ,;(, yards iii length, and 13 yards in. breadt ; the 'other is tout";.erie In htt4ht ; 1133 on each ut the upper stories luz wiltriJws; atid it yards in length, and •.,tiout iiids HroWn's s if worked .hy`W:iter Supplied from the Derwent, is three stories in height, 'yards 'in olgt h and about tat; yar4io.nreadth, and bats a Kapott o ble niiinbvi of • ' ' ' ' These Bilitdiiirs etitiveriibie to any tranufadurnyti put pose, and, rev ottorit.-and local advantages entitle them to the" notice of the Coinitier‘iiii ‘Voriti. • ' They situated tau the riven Dement, And adjoin tne Canal, communicates with the neighbouring •••••• • 'Toivtt and Reighbaurbotki of Derby are populoni; and t.ind with AlineraiS of every description. • • : Pr;mtii..:s may be yiewcd and farther particulars hut ort Wto Mr. Ord..Tuwn Clerk of Derby.' ' Derpy, *Sept. fit, ths2. . . • , • NEIV MiLDICI.NE Ar.: I'. At the. only W aretiottst for Dr. ANi 1E S's POINT.) E No. 4s, St. Paurs.cautrch.laid, London. 5 i ;Stamp are Sold, at the THPE t'b ti() rkrs - al w ui . :l, including the ;Stamp I>titu-:. and :it , it' is inaeted;''tthit tramthe Ist of September, 1!? 1 9::, the Stamps should be AN-slit:l to all Proprietary , well let Foreign as tat !tome Conrimption, ar.d zit . , a con. si'Lltqahle A(l;iition is made to the Stamps, on th^ artkixs of ttigher value., or. those lit hulk, the prices of Povitik:r will. be iii tUturc 2s. 9d. per Packet, o?. - !i. per Dozeu'i but the irant:ty 1):)7,11 MAket.: ie {as itiado tip 'for thi! , . Army and Navyl tmly 113,t lot tl. 4s. AM' as . by foam' ut the coitimissinneis ot tr,ir Stamp ()in: e, Platcs are prepared for Mt. Newbci tatetlic, wttli 10s 114;nc ea4raved in eacti'llitriN ti.e atti c will tieeareful.to obierte, th at the words, Newbery, No. is, St. PauPs,'.',.arp printed in ,the. fitmrips - or .alt hi * is in*utnect that this will he, ctent to.:,urity Csouterteits, his Signature on the Label, oic I>r. itimes'i Powder Wilt be , •diseorttinuo,:i from lieneettirwod• Stitt - 41st; will be itliSwe,l gritib, as usuAl, purJuise Ralf a Dthen or inure at 4 time, 'ot tiio . ioNet pr . kcett • d, s , d. Dr. Ltarneti , 's 1-/ovAir. z 9 , Lozenges of Blois t 1)o. I3ottle 2.1 o Freal.e'sTine:t.of Rath .1. I)o„Arinteptic rilt4 4 6 1)0, Haxh-Arn , s 1)0. lATge BOX - 2 . 1 0 English —w i 1 Dr. St is Opoilehlue• 2, 6 (sit:ninny Arivebusacie 8 6 Do. Cortvtils!on Oil 2 6 Orin.ktriz.Mecticine* 8 6 Do. CzOtto:q..e. Urpps t 9 . lugin;lt's Scots Pills 1 6 Do. Parcgoric Lortity,os t tf, lissericeof Peppermint t q Itcr,ry , 4 I'tlli. 4 6„ Grain's Drops t t) t . Clutiyw::.!,... Dr. fi.a.ipsa's rills t, ditto - 4 (:lath's Magnesia - 3 6 1).t1, Ca os rtnitmtive ' (I Ileriry , s D i tt o _ 6 etittuldut 3 1, No,ctoresl)rops 6 CePirac Snug - o 9 :j.tilst.itiry's Drops ,6 Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Subuitter's Tea s 2 11 ititeauttatte Greehrsugh l s;Tindate' titre "- • 3 Vo. Lonngs 1 1.4 N, B. St.otius with 11 Nowbery's Natu e an!! ;Axed to the tif..:r tw,:nty Armlets ..c ennmetatod ; anti Fitt Imaty l'orsom, hiS IfOuse fu: is unart the r.. Of pointing out, that it is at t the Fnl"ve Sr. 'Vie.; neares t' to - Cfleapst4le., and that it 11.1sii I.l:ge Witlte Stkl , :coeet. Front, on .v.htoh these Words arc. " "IRE ONLY: W.A.U.W.HUUSS .1 1 01 t PUNVI.a.R." t C