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Y ,~ 7' rt - A 7131 :13. - Prct A S k I L 1 , üb i E. . . lT ,4„, : 4 . N l't . , 4 ~- : ! ' `l „ ; : t '~ € }, l ~ "^~ ... .;::~ ~t _. Al -• 4‘ _49. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1303. tpßicE ATA E-Ro VAL, _litißy_LAN E. I TO-MORROW : , EVENING, 'Feb,: -11, tSo 3, •!. ,! will be. epinc44 called. . . „. THE POINT OP, 1 - 10NO1JR. • • SYLVESTfR DAGQ-AAW9OI), , • W ITO • u 4.44 J „„ " ,4.v, The,C4Apstry Cirk, yfigk , 4nyetAinti.Magie,,be. leg the timo it can be pertitented on aciount - oft o(the pie- Parations fo6thotew - The are, resnectfully informed that on Satur day 'the tkOdudea4t flaw. Musical Oran% called bThOiero 01 Wu Northe - M 4101) ccittyq,sp4 itildibelected y Mr. Kellf," • • ' • ' • c.o.ypix- r G4,IitREN. TO...MORROW' EVENING, - 17, 1803, will be perfekraled. FAMILY. QUARRFJ.S. • The Principal Chara§ters‘by Ilr'..llltAliAM; Mr, NIUNDEN, r.ErvER 0/, Mr EMERY, Me2I3I..ANCHAD, Mr.' SI MMONS, - and Met IN•CLEI1 0 11 t ... Mr • MATTOCKS NITA ST. Lac Lit, • mrs. t.iAvtNpokT, , - Mrs: Ai tIDlM, , Miss WADPY, And Signora STORACE. • ` A TALE OF NIVS - tElt Y. . The Princippal Char:titers by • • • • Mr. t L'ANti-lAkl), TA - RIAY, Mr. Biturrftr. bits co KY, NIN sIMMQNs A Mrs. G 113115, and Mrs. tvIATTO.,,KS. On Friday, the Kin-of , the Wor4di with Selitra and AP:tr- On Saturday, the Cabinet, with gotlent.Antiques, On Monday next, the Chanieleft *of • Hainlet will be per formed by a Young Gentlenian t witisr- sth ape:trance on the Stagy,, • A new Comedy is in rehearsal, called John Bull ; or, An . I StigliAlinian's ire-Side. To rrti E 40? it I tiTORSOF sP#4. LA I DIr4 &Alp GT,Nr 1.*14.14, to make known to • ynu my intention of offering myself as a Candidate to sue teta,:toc~jy±ivacancy, in your Court.,of ,llireC:tots, atter tilt; Ainntil giv4tio, in Aliril next„arit.ll Shall etithritee an early oppotiithiq of personally soliciting pont' Suffrages. tonstantilithitt3)tiboinfass, extensive knowlcke of 'tour S ett l ements in India, and leisure to devote my atten- Shin to your Aff a ir s an d Interests , will, I trust, 'sufficiently Justify my' pretensions to' our Cote. • Should your good opinion plaee,me,in ; that honorable si. tuition, the Company .; %vellare• and prosperity shall form the eonstftrit - object of my zeal and scill:ntude, which will best evince my gratitude for your support. have the n Honor to he, with the greatest respet9, Ladies and Gentlemen, , . , Your most'obeclientand devoted humble Servant, woad.4treet .13uildtags, JOHN iitCli.4oN. gth Febivary, 1303. STIAMh LOTTERY FOR .1802,. Bcvina Drawing !hp itit of April, 18 0 3. flan E TI(KE-rS..7ae:e sold . and" divided' i n t o • Qiia?ters Eighths, and Sixteenths, t)y 7.ARD, BURNI.. and Co. Stnek-I3fokers,_ at their State 141tttrY-0,,fi1t.p . ,1 93, unije lobe. lomat _Exchange, don, 41 . 14 no where else or their Account. The Scheme consists of .Four Prizes of apoopOl. Three of tojoool. Threeof so +co ~.a nd others from a ooo l. d o wn t o a o l. to Lim ;intount 392,000)., v' Country Orders, acComparried -with short-dated Bills on .h en, Post-Offiee Orders, or C as h. i n 'P areet b y o r carrier, punclualltattended to; and Correspond e9t.s, maYdepend on being treated exadly on the same Trans LIM perginully present. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to ' 6 t of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and r ou nd i t , Razard and Co.'s Lottery-Office." Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. ICHARDSON,' GOODLUCK, anti Co. re -11A. svce.tf u lly acquaint the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for the ENGLISH; .STATE-LOTTERY, to cctrtunqucse Drawing on the .4th of April, ZSo3, are now on h a le, at their Offices, the Corner of Bank. Buildings; Corn ; and faci n g t h e G ate o f. the King's Mews, Charing emu, London. SCHE,M4. All the Pries to hodrayo from the Wheel. 4 of 4, 2.,0c0 ; of 4 .11,00 e 3 ---...- r 5,000 / .....,.. 2,00 a IS) ---"" 1,0!)0 $? .....r. 100 44. rigkei 402 50 , 1 . 12,50 5 t: Z) . Capital Prizes, in the Y ear ' 180., sold . by RICH4RI)SON, GOUDLUCK, aid CO. • NO. 00753, 3c h oort In Shares, zo,ooo 30 4/ r,. In Shares, 5• 0 10 0.3 a, A Whole Tieketi' 30,09 c) 39,471, A Whole Ticket, _soon "-they are the only Persons th at ever so ld in rhatei, Two Prises of • 34,0n0, 41 :;( 5 Nos. 13,1307, and 26,4 j. a great Number of Capital Prizes; in various Lot teries, too numerous to particularize. TIIE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Coliting of44,o 64 Tickets.-ICo)44ll)ralaring, Apra 4, 18033. • . 9H.A.N D SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each,. Total Value. 4 PriZeti Or. ,C. 20,000 is iC.Bo,boo 3 .e.-7 ' So,ooq • 3OOOO 3. -- s,aap it,opo 3 1,000 ...- - ; t oo* ..-- ' boon - - 5,000 0 too _ 3,000 bo 5 0 ....., .... 3sboP 12,5'00 2.• —, Zio,clib ____-- a.,...44,000 Tickets.. 4. 39;006 W.a. - This Scheme dirers frOm all others tor many years • Put ? in the circumstance of not having any Prizei fixed for Particular days. S\YIF L.' anti Co. No. tt, Poultry, ate appointed „,, b y Government to sell th e Ti c k ets an d Shares- of the -.Ew e ylottery. Thi s °dice (estattliblied in the year 1759) ', been tiatunate in the Sale.. of Capital Prizes, THI te 4) .‘ l of which.were of th e L ast an d T hree prece di ng L ot . ;And some of them ti.,i l Alect into many Shares. CORONET HEAD-DRESS. • OSS takes the liberty of informing' the Female ed NI - ability and Public, that the.llead.;dress .wfiiCh enjoy ,fle greatest attratlion on: the last QUE.EN's ui DAY, Va& invented by him, and may be seen at No. n 9, Bishops. pte.Witliin. For taste, magnificence and utility, it cannot Bishops •t equalled ; it is so ingeniously;managed, that it will form ' F ulls-Dress for general use, and yet, on particular occasions, rn4y be di s p ose d i nto the f orm of whatever Coitotv LT the. rink of the Lady who wears it may require, or her tancy shall ch'use to adopt. This Head-Dress is of singular and .appropriate elegance, and is suited as well to the diffident as the most commanding mite of Beauty. Ross thinks it necessary to assurethe Public that all supe. Iti .l i9PVentiolls in f ancy.Head.Dr e ss es h ave , 'for more than to years past, originated with him • and he res Pea WHY 4 " ti "lnnem not to be impobe - d upo'n by the servile imitation (+father*. The Patent Hair Spring for Ladies and Gentlemen,• together with all the various articles of taste for ornamenting the head MaY be procured atlas tmporium; 7 ' • CIMIST's HOSPITAL. zBth ranuary, 03,13. rrliE GENERAL COURT having resolved, if 'any stirpluit Balance should arise, to agpropriate such part ot the battle as may appear prudent, foelhe establish ment of a - Fund for gradually Rehnilding this Hospital, the Governors take this tagcle of stating, that the necessity thereof has arisen front the very heavy annual charge of keeping in repait.an ancient Erection, which has been professionally de clared incapable, in many parts , of being long upheld , and 'from its having therefore been Resolved, " That it is tar more for the interest of the Hospital to " expend any Slims that may hireafter be voted, upon " a Flap for the, gradual and uniform Rebuilding ()Nile " Hospital, than to enter into a farther Repair 'oethe " present Buildings." The first ()Wed in view by the Goverhort, is, as much as possible; to prevent a - decrease in the Number of Children annually admitted. The securing!thia Objed has hitherto prevented any appropriation to the Building Fund; and'it is ndt probable that the General Expellees willsever permit any ciansiderable portion of' the l itcomeof t he !louse to be so ap plied;_ a:flintier ,General Court . therefore resolved menu mously, ' " That Subscription be, immediately opened, to render " effedual aid to the Fund which may arise front the " appropri:,tion of the surplus Revenue, towards the. ".gradual gebttilding this Hospital on its present Scite, "phd that which the Governors are enablcci-to purchase " under the Authqrity of Parliament, for the improve •f mint and - enlargement thereof in London." • Which Resolntion has already received the countenance of Many ,Ciovernors, whose Names, and the Sums they have subscribed, -appear hereunder, and to whom the General Court thus make their Public Acknowledgments. TWO other Royal Hospitals, those of St. Bartholomew and St. Thomas,. were Rebuilt by Public Subscription ; and aftel the liberal support this Charity has experienced for two (*write and ,au half, the Governors entertain the confident etpedation, that a Royal Seminary, rendered important to toe ;;kingdom at. large by its mapaucie, and by the liberal Eduaition and Maintenance it affords, will also receive fa youable attention from the Generous and Opulent upon so 1 interesting an oi-casion : And this General Court embrace the liPlibilunity so early affOrded, of voting Their tknariimous Thanks to the Corporation of the City of London, far their unanimous Resolution, " to siib- • scribe the stun of One Thousand Pounds towards the gradual Rebuilding of Christ's Hospital upon its present' Scite t" • in which a further proof of ,the accustomed Protedlion and Attention of that respedable Body to the Orphans of this ' City and others is eminently conspicuous ; and an exam ple held forth worthy of imitation. By Order of a General Court holden this Day, RICHARD CORP, Clerk. ACCOUNT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Corporation of London as above Z. tOOO The Worshipful Company of grocers cos Rt. Worshipful Sir lvhn Robert Hankey, Eati. So WIT). Anderson, Bart. w A O r l s t i p P fu re i s President too Samuel r ri h l o o t m na a s s L l , P o: a n t ) g ' h ri , a d E m e s r . q ' : , s q q ..., 0: :0 Esq. Treasurer too Robert Dent, Esq. 100 Isaac Walker, Esq. John Walker, E s q too William Robinson, l Esq. too G corAe Godwin, 'sq. zoo Ed war d Forster, ;sq Es too Charlese ri s e C s P I i t c h sc e lie lard. q : 100 tohn Godfrey 1 too Brook liintson' Al, too s(Richard Clark, E i . sq. "too William tlernian pitt,lE ‘ sq. S- roe o clement Samuel Strong, Cornelius Deane; Esq. zoo "! 100 lion..and Right Reverend Thomas Roberts, Esq. too Shute, Lord Bishop of Francis Gosling, Esq. • zoo Durhanf - Archibald Paxton, Esq. too Sir Ro},ier Newdigate, Bt. 200 - Williarn Dent, Esq. . Ino Right* 14cii. Alex. Lord {john ; B G r e ir l iz . w w ima ood,too n E t sCl Ha ' r . - ‘ Richard V ipu La n e t r E i‘ s i q P° . " loe H toe • vev. - • too William Bosanquet, Esq.* so Richard Godwin, Eaq. zoo Thomas Sayer, Esq. SP Thornits Coles, Esq. too Rev, Matthew Thomas 50 Thomas Ewd. Freeman, Benjamin Cole, Esq. too Esq. - zoo Solomon Houghain, Esq. 50 William Wilcox, Esq. 50 Chas. Flower, Esq. Al rdmund Wilcox, Esq. So dermas - ss - too Sarnuel.jiosanquet, Esq. 100 lames jacks. Esq. - So ibill Whitmore, Esq. , too George Clark, Esq. Al . Turner, Esq. (Ff,:et.. derman - - roc street) - - .50 Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. Wrn. Higginson Esq. too Alderman - cos Win. Gosling.- 'sq. . zoo David Pike Watts, Esq. too lohn • julius Angerstein, Robert'Precious, Esq. i too Esq. sec john Broadley Wilson, Francis Wilson, Esq. 'too Esq. - so John Anthony Ruske:, William Willis, Esq. too Esq. - - zoo Thoinas fames, Esq so -Dan. Heft. RUCker, Esq. roe Rev. R,ohert,Cratunee too It4aC Hawkins Browne Esq. and Rev. T. Gisborne, outof theitesidue of the Estate ot Isaac Hawkins, Esq. .1.0. Nom- All . Subscriptions are invested as they are received ; and the Account may be inspetted at the Counting-House of • the Hospital. WANTED to RENT, UNFURNISHED, from Midsum mer next, Forty Milos, or upwards, West or South of . London, GOOD FAMILY HOUSE, in complete Re tr, containing not less than five best trod-chambtr), A ,witt, h o usekeeper's -room and other suitable Offices, Coach house, five Stall Stable, walled Garden, and from Twenty- Ave to Forty . Acres of Grass Land. Letters, with particulars, to be sent (post-paid) to Mr. Wrangham, Stationer, New fond-street. WANTED TO PURCHASE, In anq Part of England, not North of Yorkshire, N ESTATE,*with extensive Manorial Rights, 1 - 1.. and a 'Considerable Mausion-hoUse upon it, of the Wile of from Qne flundred Thousand to I'wo Hundred Thousand Pounds.. • Any PeTsoll having such ap_ Estate to dispose of, may be treated with, by rißplYing to Messrs, Witham, NO. S, Gray's- Inn-Square. CANAL SHARES, IRON RAIL-WAY,.RIVER DEE STOCK, PAVING BONDS, &c. . TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION, By PETER CORE, BURRELL, Ind . FOSTER, At Garraway's, on' Thursday, February 24, at' Twelve o'clock, by, Order of the Trustees ; namely, TWENTY SHARES in the LEEDS and LI . . - ATE RPOO I; CANAL, yielding Eight per Cent, on each Share. ; Ten Shares in the Kennett and Avon Canal. Five Shares in the Iron Rail-way from Wandsworth to Croy don. TwO Thousand -Pounds Rivir Dee Stock ; and a Pay. 'ing Bond of Three Hundred Pounds of the Parish of St. Margaret's., Westminster. _Particulars may be had six days preceding the Sale, at LlOyd's and Garraway's ; and of Messrs, Pater Coxe, 'Bur rell, and Foster, Throgmortun-street. . A Proof of the Eftcact of that most excellent Me dioine,.theßALM'of MECCA, which is an infal lible cure for all Nervous Disorders. The Hon. Mrs. Twisleton was sithjea to a violent vcrvotta head-ache, palpi tations,tremors, and unaccountably distressing sensations, for some years, during which - she consulted some of the most eminent Meilica4 Men in the, Kingdom, followed their pre scriptions, used the Bath waters, ax. for two seasons, with out etfedt, and never received any permanent relict, till she was recommended to time Proprietor of the Balm of Mecca,by whose advice and medicine she has been restored. (Signed) C hark) tte Tw isleton, Margaret-St reet, Ca vend ish snuare, Lon don.—The 13.11f11 Of gem's prepared, genuine, only by Ball and Co. Surgeons, unl, by their appointment, sold vvhOiesale and retail, by :Mr. Withers, No. U 9, Strand, 7th' door from Temple Bar ,and by all respetiable Venders in Town and Country, price 2s. 9d, per packet-I NEW MUSIC, Puhlised by Subsciiiitioni dedicated, with Permission, .to. His Royal Highness the PR In P. of WALES, To be deliveied the.beginningdf !tiara. 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The Money to be paid on delivery of the Book. A List of the Subscribers to be printed with the Book. C. Dignum bets to assure the 'Nonle and Distinguished Persons who hartalieady'honoured him with their Mimes, which ainount ist, present to upwards of Eight Hundred, that the Work is in great forwardness, and will be delivered Wall all possible dispatch. Those Ladies and Gentlemen who maybe pleased to honor this Work by their Nantes, are requested to •be as early in their applications as pussiblrc, murder 10 11.54:er11101 01‘` nuns ber to be printed. tit!' ianuary, igo3. - ' This Day was published, in One Volutrie, Imo. price 3s. 6d. bound the Toith .Edition of mENTORIA ; or , - • THE YOUNG LADIES INSTRUCTOR, in Familiar - Conv,cr - sations on, ancl-interraining Subjeas ; calculated to improve young Minds in the essential as wen as ornamental parts of Female Education. Printed for f. Mawrnan, No. 22, Poultry, London. 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Pkapa:alt, sealed tip, and ottarked a* tie ourthie, " Propos:lls for the pureltv.c 'of Old I roti s " to he sielivcrtd at Me sa row y em Or befiwe fbe /7th iattayt, after WLkb 41:0 NO Projow44:l will Le Bp Order of the Boted, 1f.(,':511 . , Sec. ' 7 OFFICS OF ORDNANCE, February 8, ISo3. . . T HE PRINCIP4LOFFICERS of Ili; lESTrs ORDNANCE do herd) , give Notice, fleet th Will At. ready at their 011 ice, at Si. Margaret-street, ;Pest. Avinster, on Tiitilt,WAY, the 2.4 th instant, to receive Pro.. POsals from:such AN'SQPIJ a: maybe -willing to undertahe the sup ply .of the fa/owing description of Articles, and the perf;rmarce of the 11.1..rks undermentimed, for the Scrvkr of the. Orrina:. re Apartment,Sipon Cora:W . ls fir a period of Three Leather Breeches and Gloves for the Military Corpt under the Ordnance; Oils of different Sorts ; Plumbers Work at ;he Tower, Westminster, creenwlch, Woolivich, Purficet, Gravesend, and Tilbury ; Plaisterera Work. at ditto; conformahie to Patterns and Stec-Mein of the 4rti.-les, which may be inspeaed at the Tolt;tr, :epos apputatan to th, Chid Clerk sendc . i . the Principal Storekeeper of the Ordnance, r t trinted Conditions of the Cenkalts and Scheduks cf the Artielet II he furnished, and WOrk to be perfi.rmed ui,der tack contralt i may be received by zuch Pei.sons :rho intend to make Prcporal; for such clntrach. 14e Prajorals to be delivered at tie Secretary: , r R , in St. .ITargar(t.it - riet; ll'estminiter, sealed up, and ?marled 1)- :ide'vaitit a spec ?ficatton o:ll , e . ..4r:icier intended to be sujplicd , or latta k to be per/:a-Ned, aad no Tender will I.e admitted after Tiqn - :defy,tbe 2.4r11 inst. By Ordrr cf at Board, R. H. CRAW', Sec. 15D1,4 Februar, 2, I go3. • _ r r HE ' COURT . of DIRECTORS of -the -A " UNITED C'OMPANY of MERCIUNTS of.ENG. LAND trading to the East Ind r:, do hereby give No'llee, • That the e'ourt will be re.rdy to receive Proposals in writing, at ,any time on or before WE DNES L).11", the Vtb Afara frau: such Perso;:: who nlt9 , be willing to Let on freight good COPPER BOTTOMED SHIPS, of the Buriben yfi-m $ .O to boo Tots, Builder's Meaturentent,4r the said Coorpaly's Service, /or s;n ttcoages certain. The Tender with theW.srdr " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severalty, sealed ip; oar left with the Serretaty, at or befor Tunlve o'Clock at Noon, on the said gth 111:trch , htyond Avbleb hour act any Tender will be received. 111ui4 Al RA ,11S Y, Serra. 27 Copy if the Terms and Conditions on which t/'e said SNP,r Gc engaged in tin Conspao's gervice, may be bad on applkation to Mr. Yaws Coggan, Clerk to. the Committee of Skipping, on or after liiednes.4, - thr 91,6 Saturday was published, in Six VOIS, I MO, Price rl. is. inboards, DELPHINE. By. MADAME DE STAE,L. HOLSTEIN. 46 A Man ought to be able to brave public opinion -=a man sill)latisubmit to it." N. 13. This Translation is by the Trar4lator of Madame De Stael's other ti/nr;is. Printed for Mawman, in the Poultry. Ot whom may be had, r linme,3.Novel, in 5 vols. price 11, sewed. 2, T he Microcobni, a Novel, in 5 vols. price ti. sewed. THE very distinguished Approbation which RUBAKTS ah:t P LOW MAN's New Manufaaory has experienced front kl E MAj Es ry, 'll-1 E ItO "VALI. A. MI LY, the Nobility and Gentry, &c. claitni hum them their respeelful Acknowledgernents, They Hatter themselves, faun their mart:math* attention to produce Ta.ae arid Ek.. gauce in .their Extoiiiive Colletion ter Fatitihitable Dress, that it exceeds in novelty and variety atiy thing ever exhibited in this Country. It. and P. being the Inventors and Mannfaiaiirers, warrant the wear of every Article sold in t heir Warehouse ; and heg to: acquaint the Public, the y are only to be had genuine at their Warc.roonis, No. 1, Chandos-itreet; Covent-gatden. Dr. IAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. the Rheumatism i an d Colds which prevail rat ß this season of the ye a r. no Medici ne i s so ' safe a nd '!fi ecaciousL as Dr. I AM ES': ANA LEPTI C PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration; and all the natu. rd Secretions, Nvlll.iiec , Ait for their singular virtues in these Complaints as well as in Many others to whi c h t h e h uman frame is liable from the vieissandes of our Climate. They are adiniri.ibly calculated for Ui orders of the stomach anti Bowels; for persons of a Bilious or a Centy hablt, as also for ‘those whose Constitutions have been affected hy' a ..too active or too sedentary life, They are likewise particularly' sitrviecable itt Head , Achs treciisiciiticl by Indtgestion, and in. remoiing . the bad Oriels of free living; as also in pre.. venting Palsies and Apoplexies, s 6 often the consequpnve of intemperance. Recourse Should be. Lad to them atter every excess of eating or drinking. and npon every slight indis position; and thus their well known eharattethstte of pro muting longevity will be mitintai n al ; for, by ass:sting Na. tore in the due discharge of the animal functions. mitt by keepingine•CoristitutiOn as it *ere in o'nntlnUttl repair, they preserve the bo.ly in health and willow., aid pieweilt prms. pro cic6ty,.. • . , M the Analeptic Tills owe their'excelience to • Oven— li,ir preparation, which hai never been divulguti by the Inventor but to thepesent Proprietors,. they can only be hard genuine troth . - thernt, and they. Are' geld by Vrancis Newbury, 'at • the Warehouse TO Dr. Jaitte,;'rt powder, No.. 45, the Last End of St. ratil'e , , boors from cheapitde, London ; and at 1)r. jaines's late house in aru. ton.gtrect, itt Itoxes, price 4). 6d. cult, Stamp ; or the qui.mtity ut SIX alkY be had in (Me large box for 11. 4.5,, otwave. thatthe name—. " F. IstrtwatriY, No. 4; 0 St. engraved in .the Stamps. All others are cOlino• torts:its.