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, • .. , •..),•! ; ~•,- .;i.! t2} i. . ,_~ N'tivruEß 3498.; THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, ON MONDAY NEXT, December 5, 1803, will he presented, JANE SHORE. After %Odell will be produced, never performed, a new Grand . Serio-Cotnic.Roinance, in Two Aeti, called THE CARAVAN, On Tuesday, the Cori edyof As You Like It. On Wednesday, the'Comecly of She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not. • THEATRE-ROYAT., COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEX`C, December _ 5, 1803, i c A P RIT .c On Tuesday, Rule 2•Wit'a and have a Wife, with Love Laughs at Locksmiths. On Wednesday, Macbeth. And on Thursday will, he performed, for the first time, new Historical ,Comic Opera, in Three Ads, called The Lngli r sh Fleet in 1342, with new Scenes, Dresses, and necorations. 'The Music L.;tirely new, and composed by Mr. 111.4114 m. • .A.T 'i'NUMEROUS MEETING of the MAS !KERS of SHIPS, arrived in the late Convoy from • lattriha, itei4 at the 1 &MAI CA F E USE 30th • November last. , (AM ES THOMSON in the Chair; IT WAS IkEsoLvErs, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to .Captain 13AYN-Tt4N, of His Nlijesty's Ship Leviathan, for his on remitting attention and judicious tontine towards , the very , valuable Cuuvoy under his care,' during an uncommonly te diousand very difficult Passage; and that he be requested to accept a Siverd (value y ifty Guineas) as a small testimony of. their gratittk, and of the .high sense they entertain of his nautical abilities-and good conduet on the ahove occasion; and that Messrs. Thomson, Taylor, Driseot, and Smith, be a Committee ID transmit or present the said Resolutions to Captain Bayntuti„ and that the same be published in the Public Ledger, True Briton, anti Times, Morning, and Sun and Star .Evening Papers, four days successively. • lAMES I'ii()MSON, President. 1-lOMAS BLAKE, late Partner with. Mr. Ri. .ehard Sugden, deceased, at No. aff, Otike.street, St. lames s, begs leave to inform hi s F t i en d s that he has re moved to' No. r, qurlington.garciens, Bond street, when ha humbly solicits a coutinttattce of their Favours. SECOND LOTTERY for 003. WIFT and co. Stock-Brokers, at their OM Office, No. POULTRY. are selling "TI CK ETS and SHARES of th e ll, above Lottery, to begin DrAwing on the Stil ianuary next. FORTUNATE TICKETS. No. 226, a P rize of,C 10,000 No. 20,430, a Prize of y. 5,000 11,59 4 5.000 4521 1,000 41,646 2,000 29915 1,00) And others to a great amoUnt; Inn been stored and sold at 2116 Office since November • Cornhill, and No, 9, Charing-cross, London. T• ElSrf tetutns his most grate(ul Tha n k s to th e • Public for the very ‘listlnguished preference they have, been p h ased to give the. above Offices tor several years, raid solicits a continuance of their favour for the ensiling Lot tery, which begins drawing the gth of lannary, nflittkc And Shares lateeng in great v;giety, at the above where in the September Lottery, the following C; 1 1,;..,1 I' rizcs were Sold, shawl, and paid on demand: No. 54,2 t • - a Prie ot 20,000 • • 5.342 - - - 1 000, • ono lodo 506 All Ilusim-ss in the Public Funds, transa.eted with fidelity and dismitch, by • " • T.• BISII, Etock Broker, '1 4, Curnhill. P:iimism the Country may be supplied the same as up - gooti Vilorrtlalcs, Post Of- Notes or C.idt, post paid, to No. ,t, Corn -11111. . , (>IvENTI'D AvA T F. It-PROOF . 1)00 - rs and . • 8110 ES. T. 41 I)VIARD. MOGGRIDGE, NO. 44, i.,urigare. k • ' A hill, Lon&lti, begs Ltaecito inform his r'''ends and the l.uhlic );(Ivll.ll, til,it alter man} yea's .ittention, and expe. °tier them itoo IS and 'SHOES, WA: l. ' 4 R.. - ROO itli perfeo.ciiiifiletice of their 'being far superior anyever leanakes the ligh test !tress Shoe4.aricl roots p reservipg„ the Leather soft and pliable. re" wommeods Melo el: ;hooting excursions, as no water can pe.-- retrate. Likewi se his New-itivente&Sl . loo l l eathee prepared i n t hi s way, T I NIG BOOTS. has the advantage of lasting twice as long as Leather clreiscat in the common .way, Au article of such general utility will no doubt attract the • intention 'of the l'imlic, Ara induce those who have a real value fur their health to apply at his Manufactory,• as above. I . le'has no connexion with ',ay other lion,e in London. E.. M. wilVtliitnk those of his Friends, and the Public, Who may favour him with their -orders, to apprixe him as tally 'as possible, as it will enable him to .otecute their Com- Mands without diSapper lament: . ' R. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, Waterproof folterwise, constantly kept for the E ast and W elt India Tfacle. Merchants and - Captains liberally, treated with. • ARMY AND NAVY EMJIPAGE., P rNE P,ATEN'T CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture,'Nfattrasses, and Bedding corn plot, are very resped fully recommended to Gentlemen; as being the most portable and - .superior. to any others In4Zie la London ; Marquees, Tents, :rabies and any others improved principles ; Sea ." Sofa ited s and silicAor qn board Ship ; Musquitto Oct4ipi Purpllure,.4paPik ' -,:, pft.+l4;roVvl3odStClllll, tbt East *id West-Indies and al Foreign Climates, at isee( ItC A N and SANDE RS'S • Patent Bedstead Minuratiory and Ware-Room s No. 16 and ty,. Catherine-Street, Strand. , LIMO RG AN and SA ND! RS's Nutv - invented Imperial Dmin t ; Tables, allow, ed to be the most complete and elegant tettot Tables evcr vet invented, are very p o rt a bl e pac k ing Itt *134, but ten inch e s tkep..: -14 . B. rite fashionabh: Sofa-lied awl vfar c , ,Stouta. • ' VIJKNITURE, WINES, ALES, FARO.ING and R . DEN UTENSI LS, alre - - NORFOLK. • TO .RE SOLD. BY AUCTION,- r r By Mr. CROSBY, • 'On Tuesilay next,:•.at Elevqn o'ClOck, on the Premises, at PINKNE y HALL, near Fakenham, Norfolk,. • r rHE Neat' 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFF E:C coin p icellent ahoganCabinet work In .W'ardrobes, Chests ot e Drawers, M LadteS' a nd Gen *tlernen's complete Dressing Tables, Chairs, Pier Glasses. Kitchen Four-post and Field Bedsteads with Cotton and oth er itingings,. Feather ' Beds, Mattresses, Telescope, Quilts, and 'Carpets ;an Eight-day Clock ;. a capital, ielescope, and a Weather-'Ears, by-itanistirb; a fine-toned PianO.Forte, by Broadwoort; a Taniborine, a valuable Map of - Pitltires and Prints, a Wheat Mill, a Patent now, and Implements of Husbandry, Gardsit; and Stable Utensils, Thirty Dozen of . choice Hies. Button .and,•other Ales, and Porter in Bdttles, 'Two ""I'lle I loam and various other. 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Deighton, 1. White, W. Miller, Vernor and Hood, D. Walker, B. CrosbY and Co. Longman and Rees, Cadell and Davies, T. Hurst, 1. Harding, R. H. Evans, c. Bagster, 1. Mawman, Blatits and Parry,- 1. Baticoa, 1. Asperne, nod T. Ostell. N. B. 'Pile PubliC are requested to observe that the above is the only cheap Edition of 'Sitakspertre: which has the a , vantage of Glossarial Notes, explaining the obscure and diffi— cult.words. The same W.irk may be had, in. Ten Volumei, elegantly printed on a fine Woven Paper, price, in boards, al. or in Ten Volumes, Crown oaivo, price, in boards, 31. rob. Mao, Mr heed's :Edition t. l Johnson's and Steevens's Shaltspeare, with the Correetiuns and Illturtrationa of various CoMmeutators. .Elegantly printed in TWenty-one Volumes, Medium Oaavo, price, in boards, id. VALUABLE ESTATES- IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND, TO BE SOLD. 'THERE is to be Soiti in the course of the en. suing Winter rite ESTATES of OLD CASTLE., WESTER , INCHFS,' CItADLEHALL DRA. KIES, MAINS of CASTLEIIILL, - STONE.Y I FI ELD, HOOMTOWN, MUCK() VI E, and fIOCBAIN, all near 1 IlVerileSS t in (harem Lots. These Estates art beautifully situated in the immediate Neighbourhood of the thriving, and populous Royal Borough of luverncss, Fact Ceorfe, and the Caledonian Canal, which is now begtin. The t arms are in 'general sufficiently In closed and in good order, with 'I louses ilice-hodStsiGar dens, and thriving ,Plitisia*.ialiS of ‘Vocal. Among the miny advantages. a great part of the Estp:s are along the Sea-sidc, and h;yc the batetit.of the Sea W.tr2, The Hills, which are iiiiterisjve, abound with Caine. The Lands and barony of Old Caitiehill, with the itorkli of Barony, are held of the King, and atfind 4 Freehold-Qualification to vote for a Mein bet to serve in Parliatnerit• for the County of Inverness. Ge.ntlemen who wish to purchase - Lands in the North of Scotland, will seldom find such desirable properties hi thrt Market. • For further information, applie'ation to be made to Camp. bell NlAckixttosh, Eig. of Itiverneu. DR. I\7olitiS's DROPS. , MOTNVITUISTANDING this celebrated . Medi. cote stood the test of tour Half a Century, yet fresh proofs of its superior eiti4Ay are daily experienced. In Fevers of all sorts' its reputation is indubitably established but in the Black and Yellow Pinrid Fevers, sti tiettflldiVe . in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and contaminated air (to use the expression of a Gent I ettati In the African Trade),. it is a divine Remedy. Y:).. its lis:Aiirtg qua lities in the Gout, Rheumatistn, Stairvy, Asthma, Cosisuinp. tions, Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, anti its vor. t chat eltkls in -the decays of Ake, &c. see aSook of Curti delivered gratis, at the Dodoes house, I.o , ver Brook.. . street, Grosvenor-square, where the I.arnity Pontos. 214. duty included, only can be had, and Orders fur Exportation are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, prie t ts. and 2s. 9d. by Bacon and CO. No. rco, Ostfonl-street, principal Ventt.l, and by all other Retailers of Medicines. N. 13. The Public are particularly cautioned hot to rut. chase any of this Nir.9.:ine,i without a Certificate! boi l)); At . tacheti to each Bottle; signed by the sole Proprietors, 'rho. Gale anti Charlotte Nloore. A liberal alloNauce is rysacle W Mar4hartti, Nhci those wise purchase tv eel 1 , #giurt. • •