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we *. .~ ' *V?* ,'-",..'' . 2 -: i , ' • ir" . ...,_ ). ::. -* ‘:', 4 4....- 1 • :'/,' Al it. '' ' ° ' . 3 ' . ‘ l4 Lt.. _?- ....±.. ;_71 :tx ,,,..! , ~.sf•--- . T...5_, ..• V "...;\ T . .., .‘'' "5 t iZ ' - - - ~. . • 1,, * „ 4 ,..._ 4 4.,. .0 , SI j ,-, -A..... Ni . . ... -, - / ,/i'V\'' -, - .JA-4 . Ca ; ;Mfr. . . 1r ' ' E f t 4,T i uArll t 360.) ORATORIOS, AT IILAY-TIOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE -ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. TO:MORROW,. WEDNESDAY, March z, 1803., - will be performed • A GRAND SELECTION OF • SACRED •MUSIC. • • • • From the twist favourite Works of HANDEL. Overture.Occastonal: PART I, kecit. Mr. DENMAN, My cup is full." Joshua. Air, " Shall in Mainrc's fertile plains." S hores; " tliese.inercies.": - S ong. Miss TENNANT, "He was eyes unto." Oinni. Chorus, "When his loud voice."' jeplitha. Song, Mr. BRAHAM, " Oft on a plat." V.Allegro. Chorus_, " The ma n y ren d t h e skies." Alex: }east. „ s ''"g, Miss PARK E, " What tho' I trac e ." S o l omon. voitble Chorus, " lie gave them hailstones." Is. in Egypt. O vertureand D e ad M arc h . Sa PART 11. ul. r _ S oligt Mr. DENMAN, " Tearssuch as tender." oung, Mis s PARK E, A 4 Let tho bright Seraphim." -S RMSOII. ITrornha t)hligato, Mr. HYDE.) Chorus "Let thesr cele s ti a l Concerts." Song, Miss MUN DAY, " 0 magnify the - Lord." Antli. ottg, Mr. liR A HAM " Gentle airs. u . Athalia. I, A ccorn. paled on the:Violoncello by Mr. C. A5l-13.EY.; " 0 (.;i:s wil,)lethv h4aKt." ioscPll. ~ c og, Miss PARKE .4 S;veec kiird.."' • L'Allegto. (Ac companied on-the i s by Mr. G . , ASH ai ls ) FiX'ti in his eftriastine; seat." oil. introduaion and Ai r , Mr. SM PART ITH, " j eliova crown'd." Chorus, " Heel:noes." Estlicr. Song, Mr, 13RAIIAM, " Lord remember." Redemption. Air, Miss MUN DAY " Let the wander." Chorus, "O r l et the merry Bells." • L',Ulegro. Son, " Mr. DI;NMAN, " Conquest is not." Dr. Arne, Chorus, " From 'Harmony." Dryden's Ode. Recit. Miss PARK E, " 0 Worse than death." 2 Tlicod. Air, " A nge l s ever bright. " effir " Zarlock the Priest." End of' Part 11. 'A Concerto on . the Violin, by Mr. G. • • ASHLEY. , Principal Vocal Perform.n . s, Bliss PARKE, Miss TENNANT. and Miss WIN DAY ; • BRAHAM, Mr. SMITH, an d Mr.. DENqAII. Leadeeot the Baud, Mr. G. ASHLEY. The rest of the Band and the Choruses, Inch will be nu merous and complete, by the most approved Performers. The whole under the,Diredion of Mr. A.SH I, EY sui. • Doors to be opened at Six, iind the Performance , to ben it Seven o'Clock.- poxes, 6s. Fit 3s. 6d. Gallery, as; Upper Gallery - , tr. PlaceS f o r th e V;oxes to I*• taken of Mr. SI -41134 N at .1 ' tox-Oilke,-in Hart-street. On Friday, fin entire New Grand Seleaion, - in whiLlt Sig /lora Storaceand bl r. Inckdon will.perfortn. • LOST. • ABILL (the' ist of Exchange) for 1881. 3s. d rawn by W a lter C a dd e ll, dated Surinam, r3th fine, 1802, at six months. siAnti. to the Order ofklis. 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Also many healthy and wcfl-disposcd CI RLS, whose Capacities atid Instrndion have well adapted them for Ware hOuses of Child -bed Linen, or similar Occupations, and also a 3 lousehold Servants. '- Further Particulars mai be known by applying at Mr. Itkani's Mike, No. so, I , olancl- strict, wh ere eac h Appli tmt will have the opportunity of seeing the Buys or G iris. By Order ortfte Governors and Di:cdors of the Poor of the said Parish, JOHN W. IDESON, Clcrk IMPERIAL. INSURANCE OFFICE. THE IhIPERIAL INSURANCE COAIPANY HEREBY GIVE 'NOTICE, • 'THAT on MONDAY the 4th instant, they will he ready to receive, at ,their Office, in SUN COURT, CORNHIL.I., Proposals for lin;uratices from Fire, of Houses and other Buildings, Household Furniture, 40ods, War,...: and Mcrchatidize, m anu f a 4l ure d , or tinmanu-- fattuW Stock in Trade; of Sh ips, Barges, and other Vas ` . sels in port, or in Dock, and Goods on board the same; also of Ships and other Veisels, building, or repairing ; Of Ba rges - and Light/m . 3,1 on navigable Rivers and Canals, and of Goods On board thereof;. also of Aglicultural Stock, anti Utensils, as well as of every other Description of Property, which' is insurable from f ire. , The Company look forward with conMence to the trona ge and Su rt ppo of the Public, under an assuranc e t h at this Establishmenrwill be concluded on Principles -of the highest Integrity ; and that all their Engagements will be 4 crupulously fulfilled with Promptitude, and Liberality, By Order Of thel3oard,, London, . March r, 1 8 03 . DAY, sec. Proposals and Particulars of Rates for Insuranc, , , will fee ready to be delivered, on or before the 14th of this :\ tooth.: - • COUNTY OF BERKS, In the most pleasant part of WINDSOR FOREST. TTO BE SOLO, with .inmediate Pessessioit, HE LEASE of a neat VILLA, in the true Cottage Style 'but possesses all the.Cornforts and Ae -11"110dations equal' to a , Mansion, and has alw.t) bean oc ePticsd by Families of R Lability} eSp ; compriSing a subslati, tut Brick V and Sashed I)Welli n g House with Offices corn ete. A kive- s t a ll S ta bl e, double CO'ach-houtie, With a vont and Loft ovet Behind the Stables a n d Coach houses is a snug Karin-yard, 'with a Cow-house,. Stanilia:: for t‘vo Sheds tot Carts, Pinery, and Poultry. On the text the 011jees detached is a .Wash,•lirew, and Bake-IiOUSe, with Coppers belonging to the Premises. In the Yard is a -l I arge Shed - divided; for the 'use of Materials; Witod, Peat, art, Ike. Adjoining it; the - K.itehen Garden, fully planted and cropped, with. Meson- it, Green-house, Gardener's z worn, and a pleasing Gravel Walk, the" 'Borders singularly planted with flowering - Shlnos and ,Evergreens, stow in I .igtt plrfeelio n ; together with. an O rc ha r d o f the b :st 4haice of Trees i and three beautiful Meadows enclu le the whole, about Sixteen Acres, well fenced and watered. The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for the Purity of the Air, being within t two miles ofhe celebrated S u ni ng hill Wells, the verge attic; Forest, Only four miles from Wind. *or, on the .R.cuting !Forust Road, : near Royal Stag Hounds, His Majesty's new rldes, the Parks, and the vicinity of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be cqUalled twenty : - tiur miles front the Metropolis:. •N. B. There are Seven Years unexpired of the Lease at littily,Day next, 1802 ; the Rent is low, and the Taxes easy. Terms aodPartkulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. usa dilly. The Pureha4er may be accommodatedwith the neat neat Furniture, NyNCII is as gotx!:as neW, at a lair value. 7 UESDAY, , _ARCH 1,-1.83" BUI,L's-HEAD INN, MANCHESTER,. Feb. z 2, tS33. A T a MEETING of the - MERCHANTS anti .L MAIsIUFACTORERS of the TOWN and NEIGH BO URHOUD _of MANCHESTER, convened by the Bo roughreeve and Constables, to take into consideratiOn the Petition lately presented to the House of Commons, for the Amendment and Enlargement of the Powers of an Ad of Parliament, pasted lit the 39th and 4oth Years of the Reign of His present MajeitY, entitled, An Ad f o r set nip g Disputes that may arise between Masters and Workmen en gaged in the Cotton Manufadure, in that part of great Bri tain called Pngland :" • SAM UEI.SM. IT H Esq. Boroughreevc, in the Chair: It was Unanimously Resolved, ' rst. That the renewed Application of the Weavers to Par liament, foran Amendment and' Enlargement of the Powers of the Ad lately passed in consequence of their Petition, be opPoSed ; and that every proper Measure be taken, nut only taint:a such Opposition, brit also to obtain a total Repeal of the said A. • zd. That this Meeting disapproves the Principle, as well. as the particular Reghlations of the above-mentioned' Law, which, however altered; cannot but rand much Ground for vexaticiusDisputes, great Delays; anckaccumuiatett .F. x pence. 3d. That the pre-existing Laws were well adapted' to the purposes of speedy Justice, both to the Weaver - and Manu facturer, at an easy expence; and the Mode prescribed by such Laws for the Settlement ,of DiliZ:rences,, has, in, its PraCtice for a Series of Years, 'proved' hightylireferable to .the Provisions now sought to be extesided-, but which Eklic. rience has sbewn to be au injurious, in their „,F.ll.ets.. ' .... 4th. That a Committee Oe appointed for CArr'yii,g . i.rota cf. feet thenrececling Resolutions, . . sill. That the Committee consist of tbe:fr4l4ni'ing Gentle.. men, viz. • ' The l3oroughreeve and Con. Mr. Law. Peel stables SareL Marsland ' • Mr. I. L. Philips Thomas Statee john Mather Sainiatl . Oregt : • antes Toucliet George Ph,lips . . oseph Seddon .Richard Vans oho hlatkhurne • Thomas C reen - . . antes Potter, jun. John .Touchet ' ' Riclutrd Alsop .• RAiett Purl Thomas Scholes . William I.,:af, , ~.Vrancis Philips Thomas Po:ier -. Nathaniel Could Peter Fatic , c • . johnßailton Wi/Ini. We.. , -:t - John j aekSon - . loho laarton Thomas Darwell. aims 0 iliyant . Robert Rider joint Lees fames Ramshottom Riclid. 101;y:isle • kichard'Potter Riclid. Kay , ' Edward Smith Thomas . Cook r R. 'T. Bury . John Poole) , jun. John Kearsiey 7nto. A inswoati, Bolton ohn Drinkwater lohn Pilkin.non • . !llamas 1 2 ..1' In lips , . allies Carlisle - and Thomas Rycroft '' as. Darbysiiire,. _ Bea. Wilson 6th. l'hat the Committee fatty five of whom are to be competent to act,) meet at the Police. Office, on at eleven o'.cloek in t h e Forenoon, and be empowered to add any other Gentl emen to t h e i r number. Friday next, 7th. That lOhn Phillips, of bank, Esq. and James Hib ben, Itsq. be requested to ad as Delegates to Loudon, on this important occasion; WI. That the Chairman be requested to inform the Gen. denten delegated, of their nomination, and earnestly ter uest their acceptance.pf the .A ppointment . • 9th. That the Chairman be also requested to commune. catc to the several "fownS in Great Britain interested hi the Cotton.,Manufactnre, the Proceedings of this Day, and that. the Committee be insirti&ed to iitterm thorn trout tittle to time, of the Mczisurea adopted in order to obtain the total Repeal of the Act in question. • • • zotlh That a Subseriptiolt be immediately entered into fordefraying thenteirtentai. Expenee:; and that Mr. Joint jacksiau,..Mr. lid‘Yaidsinith, NJ r: ~nn Rat lton,•11 , 1r. - James Pinter,. jun. - Mr. Ro'oert•Rider, anti Mr. John Marshall, be requestedlet coileet Inc sathe. thin. ,That the Itesolut rout o f this Me4;tinir publishedin the Manchester Newspapcis, the Blackburn Mail, clot •of the Glasgow Papers, and in two of the London Papers.. • - SAMUEL SMITH, Chairman. The LlOrongltreeVe having left the Chair, it 15`35 mausly, resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be Fivert to the Borough reeve and Constables, tOr their at tuition to the 'interests of the Town and ,Neighbourhood, in calling this _Meeting, and to the Chairman, for his very Satisfaetory conduei in that situation, • • • • . : • • . FM3I.N.N PS, fIOT.ToN, keb. 24, i 303. T a GENERAL MEETING of the VIAND. FA CT.URE RS of this,TO N nod E 11110 U R • HOOT), held at, the Nag's Hcail,'in porsuant:e of Public - Alt. vertisement, to, take into consideration the Petition lately • presented to the ihmse of Commons, praying fur the Amend ment and of the rowers of an Ad of Parlia ment, passed in the 39th and 4oth ytara of the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled, " An Ad for settling Disputes that rnay T arise between Hatters and Workmen engaged in the Cdttdii'Manufacture in that part Of 'Great. Britain called England ;" )OHN PILK I hIQTOI\I, Esq. Boroughreeve, in the Chau; ; Resolved Unanimously, a. Thai the Laws in existence, previous to the passing' of the'albacsaid Ad, were sufficient inr the proteChon of the Masters and Vs'orkmen engaged its the COtton Itlanufaclure, and for obtaining speedy justice at 411 easy expencb to tatith • 'Parties, in caiesoftlispute, -- 2. That the Ad in tpiestion has been produdive of much real evil, without any apparent advantage. 3: 'tint a Petition be prepared, and presented to Parlia-. merit, praying for the total Repeal of the aforesaid Ad. That a Committee, cniis;shug of the tot lowing. Gentlemen, be-now appointed (any live - of whom shall be competent to ad, and to add,any other Gentlemen to their number)to pre pare the aforesaid Petition, andlo co-operate with other per sons engaged in the Cotton li.lannfaeture, in their endeavours to obtain the Objed of these Res slit tions 'The Boronglnceve and Con- Mr, l'hotuar Dixon etabres Mr. ani,:s F letcher Mr. James Carlile Mr. Pitt Hewitt Mr. Phonies Ainsworth Mr. Edw. Aaitton Burrow Mr. Thomas Rycrolt . Mr. Thomas Wingfield Mr. Thomas Fogg . Mr. John tiemverthy Mr. Piter T Itasbc;Fiiarn 'Mr, ilobertpArbishire loll') Taylor Mr. James Diggles Mr. ruseph Pickering Mr. lobn Noble. Mr. John Turner . 5. That Mr. )ohn Ma;:intorr, -Mr. john Willc.inson, Mr. Win,. Nightingale, and Mr. Thomas Rushton, be requested to collect Subscriptions'to defray any E xpences that may Ix incurred in the Business; and tlial Mr. Thomas Fogg be ap. pointed Treasurer. . 6. .A Letter being read from Mr. James Nisbet (styling himself Secretary to theCoininittce o Conon Weavers), ad- . dressed to the 'Cliaignati oUtlits'Meeting; and requesting a Conference to disatiss the Subject of the. Cotton Weavers' Petition to Parliament, . . ~ . . Resolved Unaninfui..:;sly, ' ' That the Chairman, Mr. Thomas Rycroft, and Mr. Tho. AinsWOrth, be appointed tv nieut 4 Delititat'ion of the Cotton WeaverS, and that the CiLtirowit be desired to inform Mr. Nisbet thereof. - . 7. That the Chairinan he requested to communicate to the Roroughreeve or Manchester toe Proceedings of this Day, and that the same be published by 1.1411 d. bills, and in the following Patle;.s, viz. 'Ciat Sou, Tiw Tray.,llc-r, 'Wheeler's ManehestCr, Inc Blaclthurn tiltl one tillugow. . • . 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OR Rheumatism; IratiammAtiott Of the Ey;s, anti Dis t:M:lS to geiteral, 13/.oLN:ding Irmo inlistruttution oti a iimitar nature; ako on the Gout. Svo. ss. „, GENUINE PRINCIPLE Of LOTTERIES. • - ( 1 POPE, ciulvinsxd of r!:e • rcat nnortance of • the approaching - New Lot t:!ry, solicits th attention of the Public to its peculiar atut distin4uisl i tect merits. It is an obvious principle that every occurrence in a Lot.. teryought to be tinindett un the natural result of mere C A nc.K., It has, therefore, been justly'sche.ned in this totters', that every Capital Prize shall he afloat in the Wheel of rortune. ilythis Malls. Chance . is.l.:ft in one DAy's Drawing— in an Hour —nay, in as r M tyre s, to present the Holder of a parcel of Tickets . (and in propurtionot Shares) with up., wands of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS I -- The next consideration is itnporont and novel. Contrary to the system of all former Lotteries, the First-rate Prizes are More numerous than those Copilots of a lesser description, it being evident, that the great object of Lottery Speculators are the Prizes ofthe first magnitude. Schemes of Lotteries for several Years last , past, the stnalleSt Prize would not repay thtc first cost of the Ticket ; whereas, in the ensuing Lottery, the I,OWitST Prize will produce (according tp the preelit Price) above Two Pounds PROFSI to early Purch..•rs. SCHEME, 4' Of ji C .20,000 is 4 % So,o0°) f 6f Z. 1,000 • 5,000 10,0 , 40 --- 31,0!:,0 f 30 ••-• too- -- 3,c00 - 5,000 I 60 so 3,000 2 , ,ap0 D,OOO 2 , 0 250,c0J . . Corantmet-i,Drawin4 on the 4th 'at A PRI L next. S. POPE, geepiy..sensis!e of the great encouragement (liberal beyona ex.Atitple) . wincn.he • has experiencedfrom friends.:ind the Public m g eneral, takesrarlrest oppor tunity olgtnefolly acknowle4ging ir, and to solicit the con, tinnance of a Patronage which :r is li?;> greatrst pride to boast. Tne TICKETS and 1/-1A are elpiobs Varie:v 'of Numbers, tar Sale 71t hi* roRTuNAT of eicE; Coma oU the Royai ang,e,' close by the idarlic of England. , SUN-EIRE SH.A.KES. Ir 4 "ROM One to Ten Sun-Fire Sbare3 to be So!3, 11 or Exchanet.l. tor Three per Cent. Coniols, at the r:etr: of 2 01. Stock for each Shire. liivalenci t 71. los. per Annum on'each Share. Apply by Letter only, post,paid, to Mr. C. Sinith, No. g, Inner Tetriptc- tam. Ti) Bk SUi.IJ,. Pursuant to an Order J;* the Ii;e11 c:ostrt of Chancerv l made in- a Causo. Wt)ol)tiVA!'. Li WOO I.)WA RI), hi:fore . IgichaLis` the Al stern of the said Court, at the.Pubi,c.Saie—RoOln of the. said Court in. Southarnpton-bujldiass, Chanctri,laae, London; in Oi Lnti . fvIESSITAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, siL tuate at Kingsdown, near the City et tiristal,tfortnetiy called Prior Hill). _ • • •. • i Pitnted Patticllars whercot g i ven n a short timu, anil the Day of Sale fixed. • Nrititi.kl3l.E CAPyriOLD 1101.8 ES, POT-WOI:K S. BUIL:)INO iITUATIONs, .t.,lc..t.,tactrq of LAivi, at SH F LTON, ntar Hanley, in the most central part it th;; Stalfordshire Potwries. TO BB SOLO BY AUCTION, By THOMAS SNORTHOSE, At the SW4II I:in, in Hanky, in the County of Statrorti, on tide: 11:111)av of Mar.:ll inst. ; the Salt - ro begin ar - rvv , '-) . !:2:cf:k in tit:. Afternoon precist•ly, Conditons in then produced, in et ral lots ; , A N B.ll)staliti.ii D WELLING. EX. HOUSE, with very commodious Offices, a large walled Garden, and zxcal tot Out-buildings, consisting of a three-stalled• Stable, a Cow-house ant Coach-llQu.ir, with two capital Sets or Pot-works, ea;led tdle Upper. Works mid Lower Works • and an extensive Pint of Land berbie HUnse and ab i ntit the Works, containing, in the whnie, a A.' y IL 1; P. be tlitt same more 4i his;; also sevei of Building Gii..nitd staked our; and four closes or Pii,:cz: capital tirairng Land, with three small Tenements ; th e whole mast desirably situated at Shelton AforesAid, -and now In the possession of Captain Simpson, The Hollse is finished in it superior stlle,._and contains a Dining-room, So feet by 14 feet. 6 males ; a Ltrawing.. room, 1,1 feet by 1$ feet 6 inches ; a Hall, Li feet Onclies by B fee r is inches,. with Rooms over of the same size, beantifully laid Oak Floors and Staitcale. a small Parlour, good Kitchen and Laundry, -with good Lodging Rooms over them; Attics, Store-roorn, and excellent Vaulted Cellars, eic. all in coin, plete Repair; the Garden is well plantori with Fruit T.ee.'s of var•ols sort::, and is in a high state of cultivation , a largo Wall. itti heeu recently, built at a consid . :rable expence round. the Plot of Land before the Hons.:, which conwlercly pre vents any trespat:s,' aad forms a laeautiful Inclosute. The Upper Pot-works consist of four Capital Hovels, ant the Lower WerkS have two. Hovels, 4, great ,e); tent .of W. re& house room to each, Counting hiouses, and every other cyo venience ; also in ptaled Rcpai . r, have a never-failing ply of Water adjoining, area short distance from the Caniti, and.close to Ccals. The Utcosilavitt the Pot-works, and the Fixtures in the iiru e, Avllidi a - c modern, to be taken by the Purchaser at a t..ir Ted: Purehiser may at o be accommodated all'or any part of Cie i - loasehold Fttrt.iture, which is in the modern sile of and a Pew or Seat lathe Front of theN..irtit side of rite Gallery of Hanley •Churen, Nc l . 44, Tray be ire. tied for by Private Coottaet. Tile Situation of the House, and the whole of the Lots, ls not surpassed in any'prrt of the Staffordshire P‘Aterie;'; 'anti when the pret:ent of the Cartiwn Ware nuiatitires is taken in view, with the eertaiiiti ..lso of theit increase to an extent whiell.eannot be foreseen, it will he al - that this Sale presents an opportunity wlll'=h ‘ , trt set donv be liad. An adequate Portion of the Purrhase.mohey remain secured on the respedive Lots. Possession thereolmay be ha 4 zt Lady-t - lay next ; tut for a View of the Premises and Curt her particulars, rata- to e4i. fain. Simpson, of She ttoil atoresaiii ; to the raid h ,a 1 „; Shorthose ; yr to Mr, Griffin, A.tiorney at Law, Ster.e, where Pdans of the tiiitittvtit L9ts nmy be actin. ut 0 ita lit