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, Ma. Rcpt !~ f"‘ . 14a, ;- • t .i(ria * ri• N .~ Alt 4 fn,,i, iO kil)(1 ;I,3:clte,s a• , l. r Even with 1k dyed )c.tar 1 wifia Ilt(1S 9f eittibut rs ;Lad rarattlt .uriotts ptlin :era,. Uri ~,... ,74 MONDAY, JANUARY l7, 1803. 3223.1 [PRICE To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADItS AND GENTLEMEN, • tr having . been suggested to me, that many of my 1 Friends are impressed with the idea that their attendance at the East India House on WEDN NEXT, in my behalf, is become unnecessary, froM the Resignation of Capt. MACKINTOSH, I be must: respedfully to entreat you not to stiffer such an opinion to prevail, lest it should operate fatally to your wishes and my I ntdrest on that Day.. Permit me, therefore, to renew my earnest solicitations for the honour of your support, and to request the favour of your early attendance at the Ballot. I have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged and devoted humble Servant, A lderinanbu ry, ‘VILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. 15, 1303. Mr. Jackson's Committee sit every day at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, A Jaukarj ii, 1803, • T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MAJESTY': ORDNANCE, el; hereby give Nolice, that they will be ready, at their Office, hr St. Margaret.stieet, Iristminsitr, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of this instant ja mealy, to reave Proposals front such Pertans at may be willing to undertake the ~S. u pgy of FOREIGN TIMBER, CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY. This Day were published, in Five Volunies; Oetavo.(three of the Volumes having just been re-printed), price Two Guineas and a Half in boards, embellished with nearly • One Hundred outline Portraits; or either VoWine sepal rutely ut Half-a-Guinea, PUBLIC CHARACTERS of the Years ty9t, 2799, 1800, 1801, and igoz, conalSang of full and thentic Meninirs of upwards of Two Hundred Persons now living, or very recently deceased, who have the most conspi.. cuously disrinFuishw themselves in the Legislature, in the Naval and Military Service, in the various learned sions, in Literature, in Science; and in the useful Arts. they Nings. 'ocket ist.act. ~'... anS !sot' the for the Service of the Ordnance Department in the Portsmouth Division, upon a contrail for Three Years. The Terrier and Conditions cJ the manta may be seen lepon ap. plication at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret—ftreel, tvidere /I'rinted Listvol the R, tic/es, of Timber to be supplied will he livered, any day between the Ewers of Ten and Four o'clock, but Pro orals can be admitted after Satard.ty,, the 29th of January, y It. in To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, mfiE Flediom fr 4 Direanr, in z!vh romp iL late Mr. irtUrl T Lk, being fixed tOr WC DIN; s y the. toth inst. I most earnestly solicit the favour of your support upon that occasion. If, from the ineorrednesS of Lists, as to residence, I have been hitherto prevented addressing, or paying my respects to every Proprietor, to that circumstance alone wilt, I Mat, be attributed any such failure, and not to a want of respect ; as fully aware of the duty incumbent upon me, I anxiously hone to accomplish it before the Day of Eledion. I have the Honour to be with respect, Your most obedient Humble Servant. No. 2E, Upper Cower street, JAMES MONRO. 1:111. to, 1803. 1! Ordrr qf t.r Road, R. 11. CRWM; Sec: ii. cacti ciifer A pou 1 1114 Mr. ).up. • ,thi 06. H ead. Apt. 'ous • arc A CARD. Z'4 the NO and C ENTRY of considerable LAND 'ED PROPERTY: A GENTLEMAN who has - received a liberal Educjition t 1 irvish , and is o f most respeClable Connexi ons , '.t out 'A'nul Upon liberal Tenni to undert a k e t h e Manage _ anti Cencral S uperintend:ince of an Estate in any part of CE the United K ingdoms, as LAND ST EWARD and RE VER of RENTS. Security will be given, and refe- T ence tor Quirkier an t i C onnex i on. It is requested Prin cipals alone Will apply, as no application from Agents or 44 tnertt can be attended to. Or the Advertiser would be glad to tak e an extensive Farm, which he would manage in the Inost approved manner. Pap e r,Letterswill add ssed N. lie (pttended tost-paid)o: to A. Z. at th e Offi ce of this y a 'FRE sit Po•rni D cll w—•'--- t .. • i • No. to 7, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps , ~-. . 2 1802.. i Or IN BURGESS an d SON Dec respe 4, etfully infor m . .4 tile Nobility and Families in general, they have this day received a Fresh Supply of FRESH Po D CHAR from M inanderinere Lake, which they can recommend to be of a superior quality to any before introduced. NeW P. turgeon, Welch Smoaked Salmon, Br unsw i c k Susages, New French Olives, &c. • Warehouse as abOve. 14..................______ A RCHER ,-----""d., HAle.r\r7"--Dubinf Irish Puplin and Tabhinet Manufaiturers mid Nlercers , to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and PrinceSs of Wales, Deice and Dutchess of Vet**, Dutchess Of Wirtemeg, and the Princesses, No, 8, Henrietta -street, Covent-garden, London. . . The elevated. Patronage of Her Majest i Branche s o f the Royal Pantile y, thed fferent , •and Ladi es of th e firs t Rank and Vaallion, it i s hoped has suffici en tl y establish6d, in the opinion of a disL;siiing Public, the decided , superiority ot Archeric and Haughton's Poplins and , "Pabbinets, Gold, Silys.'r, Figured, and Plain Chantberry Muslim and Itali an Caratic Sarsenets for Court, - Ball Dresses, :Turbans, arc. to render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver lisements °rot hers, whose chief pretension to the trade is the t.epying.of their Advertisements, . CAUTION. . 'Whereas Archer anti Hatighton have been credibly, in. . . twined, that a great many people in this kin gdoin are now, and have been; for -, same time. past, inanufatturink and sel. 'jog Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, ot an inferior quality,- Under the name of Archer and /I aughton's Manutaelory, with Ft v it; tv to triS6 Mi t and injure their House, and - a groSs intim_ sition on the Public lit general ; they are determined, as far as Resin their power, to prosecute to Conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins anti, Tabhinets, under the flame of their Nlasufaeture, that was not actually bought at ,their House . _ . . . • ' 11 .* Merchants supplied to an y A mOunt, -: hey have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try that their Warehouse is, stocked with a greater vari,q i or' A . loureing•Cood s than is to be found in any other - fioe;:c m Tqwn, which they are enabled to Sell m (t'or ready rrione at prices ech . - lower than t h ey c a n be had elsewhe.rc, A the whole being of their own manufacture t-.-they consist of white anti black Bombazeens, Chamberry Mu s lin s , C am b r i c Sarsenets, Rastinnores tin W idows, Arm oz i nes , dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes Crapes Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs,- Boinhazets tbr Servants, Ice. al so a great choice of Pat terns i n grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for alight Mourning. Enlish Popli ns of superior tptalityi at 3s. bd. per yani - ; yard VeltirweS, double black. Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinee in ditferent Patterns; plain, corded, chitin, and striped, for - Clergymen knd Gentlemen- who always wear black ; they never grow natty or gr easy i n wearing, being of the very best triple dye. 'No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufadtured into'Poplins or Tabbinets 4 . Tabberay o fOr Furniture of the difti7ent fashion ablit Colours, manutildurod oil tilt *itoitusi no ttCe. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD EStATV-. TP BE- SOLD BY AUCTION', At the Bell Inn, Gloucester, on Saturday the 26th Day of February next, between the Hours of Three and Sit in the Afterrioun (subject to such Conditions as will be then pro '.• • • ONE UNDIVIDED FIFTH PART or and in all that very valuable and highly improvable Property, called PAUNTLEY COURT ESTATE; consisting of tit; &lANOR.or LORDSHIP of PAUNTLEY, in the County of Gloucester, with the several Rights, Royalties, Wastes, Profits, and Privileges thereto belonging ; and several in. closed .and good-sited Farms, with convenient Dwelliog Homes, Barns', Stables, Sheds, and Outbuildings attached thereto, and upwards of EIGHT N DkED and TWE N. T ACRES of very useful Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Orchard Land, lett to respectable Tenants ; and THR F. E HUNDRED and THIRTEEN ACRES of Coppice and Wood-Land in hand, well stocked. with thriving -.741 11) cr Trees of great Promise and Value. A small parlor trie la re. mises are held on Leases for ancient Lives,. with proper• Co. vehants tbr the Repair of Buildings and Management of E.state. The Estate is situate two miles front NeWent, eight miles from Ledbury, nine miles from Tewkesbury, and twelve miles from Gloucester, in a most tertile and torrpntic Coun try, and possessing great capability of improvement ; and the Timber being intended to be sold in the same Lot With the Estate, Estate, makes it a very desirable and advantageous specula . tion. To view the Premises, apply to Mr. Richard Loveridge. the Tenant, at Peuntley Court ; and for further particulai a, to Mr. fames Wellsborn, near Stratford on Avon ; Messrs. Hodson., Solicitors, Wellitighordngh, Northamptonshire ; Messrs. James and Hughes, Solicitors, Warwick; T. C. Ellis, Brick-court, Temple, London. . Printed Particulars may be had at George's Colc.e-House, Chancery-lane, London ; Bell Inn, Gloucester Greyhound Inn, Bath • Stork Tavern, Birmingnam ; and' Warwick Arms Inn, •Virrarvvia, GLIvIORGA/4SHI RE. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, • At the Bear Inn; at Cowbridge, oh Tuesday the Sal Day of I.'o:nary ;853, ar, Three o'Clock in the Ant:nitwit; A LL that Neat and . CommodioUs MANSION HOUSE, late in the occupation of lames O'Brien, Esti with suitable attached Offices, good Itrewhouse, Barn, Stable, and Coach.house detached, rgood walled Garden, a Cottage, and sundry. parcels of Land, now in the .tentirs.,of Mr. Evan Deere,4lary Morgan•% , ;/idow, and John Williahn, comprising 23 A. t. R. 4 P. of extremely rich, sound, Pa attire and Meadow Land, whereof about Seven Acres arc va. !table Orchard, lying compact within a Ring. Fence, at the Village of Lanblet Wan, within four Miles of the Sea, and one of Cow4ridgc, an excellent Market and Poit Town. The Premises, with:hare partly Freehold, and partly Cdstomary. bolded - inheritance, are beautifully ornamented with Hedge row Timber, well watered, and in part bounded by an ex cellent-Trout Stream. Coals are reasonable, and the,Neigh bourhoe4 very good, and the Place on the whole s forms a very dcsireable Residence for a Genteel Family. Alsoabout 76 Acres of valuable Pasture Lands, in, Sundry Lots, tying mostly within a Ring Fence, and at a short dist ance trona the above Premises, all well watered s 'and abound ing With I.lloetotie. For a view nt the Premises, apply to Alward Robert, Shoemaker, Cowbridge ; and tor tltrthcr Fartkulvs. to and.Morstts, Atomics, ~ ......... After this Work 11;1 been published with increasing sue ' ccss, and with universal approbation during five yearsi the Editors think it unnecessary to expatiate units Character, but shall content theniselves . with introducing the 0 pininllS ex pressed of it by the most respeetable ofthe periodical C three. • " This Work pruceedi_accurding to its first design, and it seems to improve as it advances with time. The vuluinee contain a considerable number of mentoirs of persons, our contemporaries, who figure in the inoral, the pulitical, and flit:. scientific walks of society. The discussion of living cha racters is a difficult trod delicate task, btu in the execution of it, the Authors of this Work have acquitted therneeives with as much success as can .reaeonably be expected."—Alteitlily Revicee. • • . • "This work excites in'och•curiosity, becauSe it professedly treats of livisig Charaders, and we inter that its iliformatioh is impartial and correct. It is but justice to own that we have hen altogether amused by the publication."—Britisll Critic. " A spirit of candour and-moderation evidently perOades the present publication.' Some of the charadere are drawn with great discrimioation, and display an acuteness 0 I power s. and a felicity of expression,. not to be found in t i ne tleetme, productions of the day, In short, the work - ahem:ids iii moral and critical observations that evincep correctness of judgment, and delicacy of taste.“—LOndou Revieve. " This Work discovers respectable traits of discrimination, and has the merit of being uncontaminated by . the vituleisaa of party spirit."—CritiCal Review. '• The memoirs contained in these Voluniet are - full and accurate in point of information ; judicious in their literary and critical strictures : and exhibit well drawn and appro, priate diameters of their respective subjects. They are not written under the uniform influence of any particular Ow• logical or political bias."—New Annual Register. VOL.!. for 1798- iege. The Earl of Moira Mr. Donbas Sir johit Sinclair Lord Kilwardett Mr. Roscoe Mr. Curran The Earl of Liverpool . Lord jalonboddo . . Mr. Abraham Newland Mr. Dailies narringtdri ' Mr. Fox Dr. O'Leaty . Mr. Pitt . : Lord Yelverrott Dr. Darwin . Mr. Isaac Corry . Loot I load Mr. john Berestord ' Sir U. L. Staunton Mr.' John Forster Mr. Thomas Taylor Dr. Burney General Melville Dr. Herschel ' ' The Bishop of London Mr. justice Grade Dean Tucker Mr. Kemble Loot Duncan • Miss Seward, The Bishop of Roch es t e r Th e late Lotd Chancel lot Of Mr.' justice Buller "Ireland, Dr. Woleot Mr. Cuniberland The Abp. of Canterbury Sir Arenibajd Alicekinald Mr.. Arthur Murphy Mrs. Suldons The Earl of Dartiriouth The Bishop of Salisbury The Bishop of.Durioint Lord Eldon . &Ir. King (the Comedian) The Bishop of wh w hoster , D l : ) r h i l 1):k'I w o l u a w k rl :r u s oi'sf 1;o e c , i o r n t i *o vv i k a 1 1 i $ .. Mr. Jackson, .of Exeter Lord • 'hurlo Lord Nlalme.sbury Dr. Joseph White Dr. Priestley ~ 'The liatiop of WeLeeriter Mies Marc , The Earl of Buchan Mr. Alderman Boydeli ' Mr. Northcote Mr. George Dyer 'l'hc Bishop of Llandaff . Mr. , Ds! srueli Mr. Henry Erskine Mr. David tVilliame • Lord Charlemont Mr. Gilbert tVakeriehl Mr. Grattan Mr. 0 pie Sir W. Sydney Smith Lord Ito k eby Dr. Thomas Hewers • Lord Nelson , -, • • VOL. 11. for r,.99-'t?oe.„ The Earl of St. Vincent Major Cartwright Mr. Sheridan , The Duke of Leinstei The Rev. Dr. Parr M rs. Itx htmid Thu Hon. T. Erkine . Earl FitzMlliain Dr. Charles Hutton Mr., William Godwin Lord Ilawkesbury The. Rev. Mr. Li reeves Dean Milner Mr. Shield • The Bishop of Meath ' Sir George Yonge The Rev. William farish Dr. Garnett Sir Francis Bourgeois Lord Dillon The Duke of Rictnnond . 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Dr. William Hawes The Duke oh Bridgwater Mr. Edmund Randolph Dr. IVilliarn Mayor • Mr. Paul Sandby Mr. Robert Kcr Porter Mr. John Clerk s Mr. jelin Thelwall , Mrs. Robinson Mr. teferson Dr. Lettaoni Mr. lituiltred Washington Mr. Althrtitaii Skinner Dr, John Grillics Dr. i dints Anderson Lord Hobart ' The Prince De Bouillon Mr, Bidlake, , The Duke of Marlborough Earl of Russlyn The Lord J iietive- - leek of Mr. Dugald'Steveart Scotland,- . . VOL. IV. for tSoi-ities. Mr. Addington Rev. T. Maurice Sir Richarditughtis General S tont ' Loris Spencer Mr, Dawsois (Sedburgh) Loot A Ivail ley Dr. Runlet Mi. J, li. Took ' Mr. Citleb Whiteloord sAi dii i? G :: l eihr : 3 ,:rr de l d v ß r i l cii Marquis ii r ith . r u cci r j oh4 j a i l a s ta a c.ciard g r or . r l 4:ll l l l: t m t 9 : \ Hl -% a n - i l l oloci e i n isi k i s i s te y l , h i e n s., I a rd i r . xm th ipcsuß l) B ( .l : trere i ro r') .ti s vi t i. l ile. : v i 1 il‘tri Millington ti General :il e a. . i sli ti il i biit,i.ri ' iy f f iny l ii ' le l Itg ;t i l e l limat . i Id Huttono : l :i ii ini i ) c )sp ) ..i: u n iknoe l rel l t , or 1, wni gel6e: r e A Mrs. Cowley Dr. Moore :, Dr Beattie • Colonel Despard I gl7. j lV Bh in e d il l i i c a ld in .. Count Rumford voL..v Dr.LorcaE ar i i t A' , 1 1 u i I I 'c a . ki r til " d , V. for fo r M P:lllBl r tlar . i'le...2 :l 4 .i i . eArg i e-:° r shil i 3 s tu , t rinYi ' C :u'lgia. ovens- :I Mr. Christopher Ainalle Dr. Vincent Mr. William GidOrd Admiral Roddisin . ' ADD R: .i. v ii J.. .. ii.oi l ah o ln,rn wl t a o n n d Hill Dr . t; curt 'l t r a iTT e P e . cu r tit, . 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I. That the Premiums arc to be claimed before the ist of !anuary, 1804, and to be adjudged before the astla March "lot owing. 111. That the Essays to which Premiums shall be ad. judged shall be the property of the Society ; but that the respeCtive Authors 61101 be at liberty to publish them on their ownaccount, provided they print them in such manner as the Society shall approve, and furnish the Society with 290 copies, gratis. The Society reserve to themselVes the power of withholding any Premium where sufficient merit does not appear. Any successful Candidate may have an equivalent in Plate, inscribed by the Society, in lieu of the Gold Medal, or any other Premium. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD 1W AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. At Garraway's Coffee. house, Change-alley, London, on Monday the 7th day of February, :1803, in Six Lots, THE MANOR of PAINSWICK, a truly_ rabic Freehold Estate, consisting of Capital .Manor Parm,and nearly'One ThousamtditkrenrCopyholds, Within the Tithings of Sheepscombe,,- Edge, Spixnhed t and §pr9ud End, extending over several Thousand Acres of .Land c with Fines, Chief Rents, Quit Items,. and Heriot,s..: The Manor Farm House, with requisite OfliCei, on a healthy spot, commanding extensive Views of t w beau- Will Vale of Painswicit, lying exceedingly compact, in the centre of 330 Acreg of rich -Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, with two improvable and valuable Streinis of Water running through, and uniting in the same, very convenient for erecting Mills, with excellent Falls of Water, of from is to a Feet, and might be very advantageously used for the Manutattory carrying on in the neiFhbourhood, And also five several Parcels of Woodland, part inclosed, well stocked with Betch, Oak, and Ash Trees, lying within the Manor, containing 381 Acres, the whole of the estimated value of nearly 8001. Fer annum.' . . Mr. William Baylis,. of Painswick, will sheW the: Pre roiscs, of whom printed particulars may be 443 of Messrs. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn t and of Messrs. Hodskin. son and Co. Surveyors, Arundel-street, Strand, London, where a Plait of the Estate may he seen. II 0 0 I , :S and S TAT ION AR Y at Reduced P fces for Cash MR. STOCKDALE takes the liberty to inform the Public, that Parliament having granted relief to Booksellers, ,by diminishing the Duty oft Paper, he has therefore resolved to reduce many of his Pi-ices, of which he has subjoined a Specimen. lie likewise particularly- wishes to call the attention of the Public to -his Stationary, as he has now on Sale the very finest Writing Paper at ts - . per Quire plain, or is. ad. gilt, much superior to what was lately sold at Sixteen and Eighteen-pence. . Reduced Former Price. Price.' Grose's Antiquities of England . and ,C. s. d. Wales, 8 vols. 4to. 699 Plates 12 12 0 17 to The same in eight large vols. 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CAMPBELL, Esq. Printed for T. _Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-row ; and Vernor and Hood, in the Poultry. , e• These Volumed may be truly saki to afford a considerable share of entertainment and information. • The engravings which embellish this Work, .(44 in number) and which are alt made from, Drawings•by the Author,' are in general cmi neusfy beautiful, and reflex great'credit on the taste -and gei;ius of the Artists." • Monthly Review,. Nov. tlioa. ‘• The work before us unites pleasure, infOrmation, and in strUtliun, far beyond the Tours which usually come belbre Reviewers ; they indeed exhibit a. model on which Tours should .be written, in order 'to - unite amusement and enter. tertainnient with utility •'The Engravings, besides embel lishing by thie.:.beauty of their execution, illustrate by the justness of thetiesigit, and the happiness ofintitation." Anti-Jacobin Review, .041, aoz. ' ' • This Day was published, In One large Quarto.Volutne, pace sl. as,.neatly bound, rirIiESAURUS LINGUA LATINA: COM PENitI ARIUS ; or, a Compendious DICTIONARY of the LATIN TONGUE t desi4ned for the use of the British Nation. First publ . oted by. Mr. RabERT AINS WORTH. A New Edition, with great Additions and Amendments ; particularly a large anckopious Index of.such words as occur in Su/Owns and A i nswor h, °ran obsolete, unelassical, cloutic• ful,or modern character, with the proper and genuine word frequently annexed. Also anoth“ Index of tlie.saine kind, froniNosAtis, Calepin, Copper, Littleten,-and others. • To which atu aulzjuinrd, a Thud, of the mere common - Latin Words to our :4 ilciqt Laws ; the Notes of Abbreviations used in Latin Authors ant) nscriptions ; and IV General Chru4elogy of aninent Per,ori.s and memorable Things. • By TEIONIAS MOR F.A.r., D. Re4l.or of INC* 1 arid, in Her tordshire, and F. SS. R. and A . Printed for sr, 14; LOngnian and O. Rees,.O. And I. Robin. son, • Pine and IVilliarni, 1. Johnson,JAnger .an s on , R. Baldwin, 1. Nichols, NV: Lowndes, and t;•. Rivington, Payne, W.'Vent, G. Wilkie, W. Otridge, 1. scatcherd, 'T. Cadell and W. Davies, I.a,Ckington and Co.. Cuthel and Martin, 1. Walker, It. 'Eau lr.tr, and J. Nunn. - Or whom May be had, ein Abridgment of the above Work, in Svo. price as. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 18, 1803, will be performed, THE WAY TO KEEP HIM.. Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Sir Brilliant Eastlion, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • _Loveniore, Mr. WROUGHTON ; William, Mr. wATH EN, The Widow Belmour, Mrs. JORDAN, Who will introduce the much admired Song of " The Wil wt" accompanied by herself on the Lute; Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. POPE ; Lady Constant, Miss M E LLON ; Muslin, Mrs..HARLO WE. WITH LOVE ANI) MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; Mago, (the Magician) Mi. - DE CAMP ; r intiticion,,Mr. MALE; Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON; Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS • Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. G IZIhI.ILUI ; Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE ; •Thsalz • • The Sp D rite• Miss TYR ER ; ("44 't -- ..f t a , ;ter 11 NCfrA IA n . tittle Bess; SinAeri Mrs. I, LAN D. Tice Vocal Principal Parts by Mr. COOKS, MisS TYKE it, Miss LNAG E, - Miss HICKS. Principal Dancers. Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENACE, Master .11YRN F., Miss DOUGLAS. The Public are most respectfully informed that the new Pantomime will be repeated every Evening till further notice. Uti ‘Vednesday, the Tragedy of the-Orphan. Natehursday, the Comedy of She Wou'd and She Wou'd ilippohta, Mrs. Jordan. , r,ew H i s t orical v, in Three Ads, with Music, called The licru o the North is in preparation. TTHEATItE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O.MORROW EVENING, Jan.. 18; 1803 ) will be performed, The rAMILY ne QUARRELS. Musi,: entirely w, and composed by Messrs. Reeve, Moureite4(l, Davy, Corn, and Braharn. • The Principal Characters by Mr. I3RAHM A, Mr. MUNDEN, fir, BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. Mr. SIMMONS, an d M r. INCLE;DON; MATTOCKS, Mrs. ST. LEGER, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs, DIBDIN, Miss WADDY, And Signora STORAC E. r a HARLEQUIN 's HABEAS; Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. ' Principal Pantomime Charatters. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. • Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ohn Qviango, 'M aster M AC E ; l Doe. Father to Columbine, Mr. 1.. BOLOGNA ; Richard Roe, Coluinbine's..Lover, Mr. KLANER-r ; Lounger, Mr. KeNG ;• Columbine (daughter to folin Doe.), NI rs. YBROW Genius of Enchantment, Mr. DARLEY. On Wediiciday, Delays and Blunders, with the new Pan.. toinime. On Eridar, the Comedy of The Man of the World, which will be performed every following Friday through the season. Alfonso cannot possibly be performed Wort Monday the s4th. • _t. T HEATRE OF ANATOM Y, street,.G Great Marlborough 7 street.. , LIKES I ;aarnmenet ;;PP,ie:72C' RSE 01LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHY ,MOLOC y, oilstone, at a nd RC E RY, on Saturday next, the zad o'Clock 24;:,,,,_Aillsep‘prentic, or a P pil, may be accommodated in the n t , vlio will derive peculiar Advantages frotn kis Siena-