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i I , ~~ 1 .V I'"4 ;, NUMBER 3508•), THEATftE-ROYM., DRURY-LANP.; TO -MORROW EVENING; Dec. 16,T 'lBO 3 , , • - • will be performed, • THE. STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. PO l i t.• Mrs. Haller, Mrs. POWE LL. • W 1-}1 - - -- . • THE. CARAVAN • Or, The DRIVER AND HIS DOC." With new Scenery, Machinery, Dres by ses, : and Decorations. be,Charaeters Mr: BARTLEY, T Mr. DowToN, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. BANNISTER. j un . Mr, GIBBONS.; IVlaster WEST, Mr. FISHER. Mr. NIA 0 DO.CKS. Mrs. IL JOHNSTONAkiss DE CAMP. boxes 6s. Scennci Price;;. PtL'is. 6th Second Price as.. Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is; Second Price 6(1. , No Mont:) , to be returned. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Ilox.ollicc in Little Rusiel-strect. The new Grand, Serio Comic Romance of The Caravan, or The Driver and his Dog, will be reheated every EveniN till further notice. • On Saturday, The Wife of Two Husbands. The PUblic are most respeafully informed that Mrs. Tor clan is engage.' at this Th eatre .—D ue not i ce w ill b e g i ven o f her tint Appearance. ,- THEATRE-ROYAL, covENT.GARDEN. rro.. MORROW EVENING, Dec: 16. 1803 v will be performed, a new Historical Comic Opera, in, Three Ads, called THE ENGLISH •FLEET IN 042. With new Scenes. Dresses. and Decorations. The Overture and Music entirely new, and composed by Mr. Braham. The Characters by' Mr. HILL, Mr. INCLEDON„ Mr. BLANCHARD; Mr. !MAHAN!, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. CLAREMONT. Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. HUMPHRIES, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Signora STORAGE, Mrs. ATKINS, -Miss GAUDRY. WITB THE IRISH WIDOW. 13oxes6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. 2s. Upper Call. is. Pleeei; ror the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in ilatt , btieet. ' No Vow to be Returned .. Vivant Rex et Regina I •The_English Fleet will be repeated on Saturday, lion. dat intl Tuesday. ARTIFICERS WANTED. A Considerable' Number of SMITHS, WHEgt.' E RS, and CARP ENTERS, being ‘vant‘id for the ORDNANCE SERVICE at WOOLWICH, Able , Work. 'nen in the above Linen cl Business. may find linipioyment, u upon application at the Carriage Yard, in IV.oolwich War incxmatinn may be obtained with roped to ploy ages, and theAdvant,iges pf being iii the Ordnance ) Enl. . , . ..• •• • •TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. - - A NY Person or. Peisoni tvillint to contraft for /A BUILDING a.NLW BR I:DGE across the y 4R. USK, near Caeilegn, in the County of Monmouth, either with Stone or Iron, or partly Stone and partly . Ir )11, are de sired to deliver their Plaits and Eaitnatis thereof at my Office in Cilepstow, on or before the loth day of January next, or, tome, at_the Three Salmons Inn, Usk, .on WedneSday the ttliV January, by Ten o'Clock in the Yo'renoati,' , that the time may be laid before the Magistrates, at the Ciewttil Quar et Sessions to be holden on that Day. TURTON, Clcrl of the Peace. . . Chepstow, Dec. 8, :1203' : .-1 STATE LOTTERY, 1803, bEGINS DRAWING the 9th of JANUARY , SCHEME.- No. of rrizes, Vat. of each. Total Value. a of 420,000 ‘41,000 rspoo 20,000 -, 10,000 - : GOnO 3 - a,OOO - 6,003 zo 300 - 3,000 20 - . 210 . 4Mo so - - 5,000 Zoo 5,000 6,3z5 r tzo,soo $6,000 Tickets X• 2 371 coo s First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - 4.2.0,ee0 Ditto Last Day - - - - - - 5,000 Are part of the aboie . Capitals. `TICKETS and SHARES are SEI.J.ING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERV-OIiIICE ; arid the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. • PIUSEN'r PRICE. • - Ticket - - C. 17 6 a Half - S tg o Eighth . 5. 6 ' quarter . 4 to 6 Sixteenth - t 3' 0 ARMY AND NAVY. EQUiPAGE. , 'THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,. FuFni. Lure, Niattrasses, and 13ecklitig complete are very reipei fui ly reco i n inen d e d to Gentlemen, as being the i most portable anti superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tables. and Chairs,. on improved principles ; SL:a Cots, Snta Beds and Chairs, for on Hoard Ship ; Musquitto Net Furniture,' and.Piterit Ilr.iss.serew Bedsteads, for East and Wc.a.indies ' and 'all Foreign Climat es , at • MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patcnt Bedstead Mantifaftory and Ware-RnomS, No. 36 and 17, Catherine-Street, Strand. MORGAN 'and SANDERS's New . invented Innperial Dining Tables, allowed to be the inostcomplete and elegant set at Tables ever yet invented, • are very portable packing in a Box, but ten Inches . deep. N. IT. The fashionable Sofa- Bed and Churir-Bed Ware house. TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, before John Wilmot, Esq. .one of the Masters of the said Court, in the Public Sa c- Room of the Court, in Southampton. bu ildings , ,London. ONE MOIETY of a •LEASEHOLD HOUSE, situate in Grosvenor-place, in the County of Middle sex, I)att of the States of Sir 101-IN WEBB, Bait. de ce.Ased. The douse fa libickn under a Lease from Richard, late Lord Grosvenor, far a Term of 9$ years from Michael mas 1767, at the Rent of 131. 13s. a•year for the intirety, and is uow in the occupaioli of Arthur Ca ley,Esq . under a Lease . for Fourteen 1iC314 from Michaelnias 1796, at . 13A - ft-year,. cleartor all Taxes, except Land Tax. Particulars Inv he had, gratis, at the said Masier's Cham bers, in Southampton-buildings ; of Mr. Graham, Lin coin's-inn; Mr. Hill, Saville.row and Mr.• Frattlaind, klarc-cour, , Temple. PALCCSO AP, in the greatest Perfealon. • BERRY. baying made great Improvements in 1 , -.P• his well.known PALM S9AP, recent ~ends it 'with renewed confidence to 'the Nobtlity, and Gentry ; preparad fium that sweet fragrant Article Paint Oil, the pleasantness of the perfume, and delicacy of- its use, has merited the at, tension a nd p atrona g e o f man y of the first is esteemed a valuable_Distovery for softening, cleansing, brac ing, and preserving the,Skin from the Fleet of the Sun ; and is also found an excellent Alai= against cold Winds, and sharp frosty Air.—:fold in Squares and Balls, is. cavil, with the words " Samuel Berry," on the wrapper. The Proprie tor iecominends it as the best Soap for Shaving, producing a fine sott lather 'proper for tender face's in round Cakes, ts. Prepar,a and s old by .S . Bary,'Wholesale Perfumer. Nu, /7, C;reek..sircet, Soho, and by his Appointment at the tinc.ipal Perfumers in Landon , and ditAront Towns in the ugclunts. • I P. SOCIETY FORT,TIE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, Dec. • 7,180 J. BENEFAC'FIONS since the LAST .REPORT viz. • • .• s. d. Rt. Han. Earl of I;.'erry, zothilencfaaion - 20 o o Hon,Lonl Willoughby de Broke, per Hoares A. fo o o Wm, Fry, - Esq: -2.! o 0 T. H. 13roadhead; Esq. , - . A. 5 5 . George French, Esq. per Secretary - A. az o I. 1. A rigerstein, Esq. per ditto -• A. a a. George Goo!linan,- Esq. - A. a 2 o Seth..Thoznpson, Est. . - ~ A. t z 0 i RObert Hunter, jun. sq. per Secretary A. r z Mr. C. P. Jones: - A. a z 0 Executors of the late- Joseph 'Galloway, Esq. 9.1 o Dividend on the Legacy or Issw Hawkins, Esq. sa a o M. C. EL per Messrs.' lianiniersleys - r ro Mrs. S. P. per Herries, Farquhar, and Co. - to zo 2 2 9 L. W. Clerietts • - - ,- A. • 3 Z o Received for a Book - • o 6 9 Mr. Hearnden, 1434 • • o a • . , . Discharged at td relieved from various Prisons, £ • 237 8 o , , 75. 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THE GENUINE CEPHALIC SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD AND EYES. _ • A CA.IITION. VARIOUS counterfeit and. pernicious Prepara tions of this pleasant and efficaiAous Snuff having been hawked d- about me. Country by Riders, an obtruded often upon mtisuspetting Purchasers, the Public are hereby informed, that the:real Snuff may be known by the name "P. NEWitRY, No. '45, St. Paul's,"' being engraved by Authority or Government, in' the Stamp sound each Bottle, and that.ill those without this Designation arc gross Imposi.. fiord. The Public, alter this notice; will fkrtv a just esti. mate of the Charatters of those who are concerned in the thsPOsal of such Articles. Sold wholesale and retail only by the proprietors, 'Francis Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's Chureli-yard, London, and IL C. Colli ns , a t Salisbury, price gd. a Bottle, Statnie in cluded. Also, by their appointment s ., by liacon and Co. in Oxford-street; j Wail!, Old Itionti-ritreet ; I,lavloy and Co. Cockipur-street J. Ward, Middle-row, Ifvlbotn T. Tutt Royal , EXCiii49El i and W. Clarke, Borough Hi h- (PRICE stxpEuct. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF FEERSi WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. .COUNSEL were heard at considerable length, in continuation, relative to the Appeal from the Court of Chancery,—Keighley fo. the East India Company, viz. Mr. Cox, as *second Counsel for the, Appellant, and Mr. MANSFIELD 'as leading Counsel for the Respondents. Their Lordships postponed the further hearing of the case till Friday.. Two Private Bills from the Commons were pre. seated by General BERTI 4 and Sir T. Mric ALFE, and severally read a Ciro time. The' Earl of SUFFOLK said, that he uridertitood a Bill of eonaiderable importance was then belirre the other-House of Parliament, but so far advanced in its progress as almost immediately expetted to be before their Lordships; the Bit! he alluded to was one for' the amelioration of the Volunteer System, and contained regulations which he thought to be produttive of much advantage. He, however, as a Military trim, would wish to deliver !iiasenti.. incurs upon the subject, and hoped that. an opportir. airy would be afforded him for so doing on Friday. IIuLORD CHANCELLOR observed, that, as the Bill alluded to 'by the Noble Earl, was not then Wore the Bouse l . it was obvlowly irregular to'sarany. thing .upon it—He should be happy at the proper. opportunity to hear the Noble Earl's' 7sentonents upon the measure, and he thought the probability was, that, as the Bill in question was. \ expeded up from the other Hoose of Parliament to morrow, a. regular 'opportunity woold be tended: for itsidiseussion.on Friday. The Bills beton! the House were carried through, their respeelive stages—these were tier the most part : Wird readings, and among the Bills which' were passed were the Irish Habeas Corpus Suspenyi,ri Bill, &c.—And a Message was onlered to be scut to acquaint the Cotimions therewith. Adjourned till to-morrow, when a Commission take s place for notifying the Royal Assent to cu... min Bills. HOUSE OF. COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14. THE Army Desertion Bill was, read a Accona time, and was ordered to be committed fur the ad Of February. A.• Message was received from the Lords statin ; ; that they•liad agreed to the Bank Restrfaion Theliouse ,having resolyed itself into a Commit. tee of Su ply, • - . • . Mr. CORRY rose to move for a Gran: of a sum which had . .always been annually granted in the Parliament of Ireland, and which had hero voted every year since ?the Union, in that Hoese, He meant the tisa Grant for the encouragement of the Linen Manotatture in beland. He accordingly moved, that a sum not exceeding 21,6001. be grant.. ed for that purpose.. -Agreed to. The House being resumed, the Report was or &red to be received to.morrows Mr. VANSITTART brought 'up an Account of the Premiums and 'Bounties granted for taking and bringing Irish to Londitio and Westminster.—Order. ed to lie on the Table. Lord HatraY revery moved, That the Commit. tee to whom the Petition from the Sierra Leone Company' was referred, should have leave to sit .notwithstanding any adjournment of the HotOe'; aod also that they should have leave from' time to time to report their observations thereon. Mr. ROSE wished-to ask the Noble Lord whe. titer there was any Report frorn the Naval Officer' on that station, before the Committee t Lord H. PATTY replied, that one of the Naval Officers was to he examined before the Committee. Tl.s Motion was agreed to. ARMY OF KESERvg, Me. Seeretaey YORKE said, he thought it right that the House should he put in possession, -as 'soon as passible, of the . adual 'number of men that • had. b ee n raised under the Army of Reserve Bill, As. tinguishing such as were effettive, such as were re. jested, and Deserters—, Without. at present enter. tog into any discussion upon the (potion, whether the measure was one that ought or onght not to have been adopted, it was sufficient for him to bay, that soon after the Bill had partied, very great ex• ertionS had been made by the Counties to furnish the men, though those exertions had. of late in some degree fallen off. The greatest number of men were raised within a few weeks after the passing of she Bill, The total numbers that were - raised on the 2ist November, whish was the- last Return that had been made, was, `for 'England 26,602, and for Scotland bet Ween + and, sOOO men ; of these 60 had been rejeded, 7o were dead, and 797 had 'de.. serted. The total number 01 etfe6tive men there- • fore were 25,093, and the number still wanting was abou.t.B9oo. In Send:mil he believed the whole number raised .was about 5500 tnen, and in Ireland • above bOOO. It appeared from this statement that although great exertions had been made, yet there. si;ere still greet deficiencies, and every bOdy he was. sure, would admit that every means ought to 'be' ,adopted. to procure the full number of men. Fr order therefore to put the Howe in .pussession ref these facts, and in order to stimulate the Counties' to complete their quota of men, he should Move that there be laid before the HOuse, a Return of the number of men raised for the Royal Army of Re. serve, distinguishing such as were rffeetive, dead, rejeeled, ur deserters, and also distinguishing the Gounties;. and he wished to add, that after the Re. ;es' be should move for a similar Return. 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