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t. :-A; . ; . • , 7: • 1 4.-• 4 e'4) .1 . 4 r 'WE 1 1 It, ./. S 4.. CP • .•?* • • z.* 0 I I I rftVt% "v ~~ 1 4 NUMBER 3240.] SA TUR DA Y, FEBRUARY 5, LBO3, LP*LCE: SiXriCNCuZ THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 7, ISo3, will be performed, • . HEAR BOTH SIDES. With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. • The Charatters by ' Mr. DOWTON, Mr. !MN NISTER, jun. • C. KEMBLE, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. SUETT, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. CHERRY Mr. CAULt I ELD, Mr. WEAVITZER, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. COLLINS; Mrs. POPE, and Mrs JORDAN; The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. I3ANNISTER, jun. Tne Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN. WITH LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. .• Harlequin, Mr. BYRN•E I Maio, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ; 'arttttloon, antitloon, Mr. MALE ; - •Scaramouch, Mr. G ISBON ; Close) , King, Mr. CO LLI - NS ; •• Tycho, (the town) Mr. G IM A LDI ; ' Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE; The Sprite, Miss TYRE K _Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANCHARDI '• • 'Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND. • • The Vocal Principal Parts by COOKE, Miss Ty it LR, Miss MENAGE, Miss iIICKS _Principal Dancers. • ' • trtr. nytty M:NAGE, „, i • • • 'DOUG LAS. Tht tutw Comedy having been. again received throughout kvith the most unbounded and universal applause, by a bril liant and overflowing Audience, the Public are respectfully - Informed that it will be repeated every Evening till further *Mice, with the new panhunime. • The Gentleinan . who made his 3d Appearance on rrid.!y hight u the Part of King . Richard the Third, was again re ceived with universal applause.—Due notice Will be given . of next performance. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r o MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 7, 1863, `-er• wiii he performed, the Tragedy of . , VENICE PRESERV'D. • laffier, by a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IBOng his fourth appi•aranc..-! on Any StaKe.) Pierre, Mr. COOKE. And Belvidera, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. VI L HARLEQUIN's HABEAS; Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime Charaaers.' Harlequin, Mr, BOLOGNA. jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA Quango, Master MENAGE ; 0 4 Doe, Father to Columbine. Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; Richard Roe, Columbine's Lover, Mr. K LAN ERT ; Lounger, Mr. KING ; Genius of Enchantment, Mr. DARL Columbine (daughter to john Due), Mrs. W Y BROW. On Tuesday, Family Quarrels, with Animal Nlagnetisrri. The Gentleman . who p,:rfrmed the Character of Hamlet, for the first time. was received with unbounded applause by a most crowded audience: he will repeat the Character on Weanesday next, with The Farmer. On Thursday. Dela) a and blunders, with A Tale of Mys tery: On Friday, The Man of the World, with Paul and Vir. A new Comedy is in rehearsal. TOWER DIVISION, MIDDLI SEX. • 01'I~r is hereby given, That a General Meer. ins atilt. COMMI,SI I (WI:RS of the LAND TAX *t,ting in and tbr the s a id Di v i s i on , i s appo i nte d to b e h e l d at t" Htms4 known by the•Slit t of the Laurel Tree, in Brick we, in the Parish or Christ Church, on Wednesday ,the 76 th d '--Y of February instant, at Ten o'Cloek in the Fem_ noon, for the purpose of Selling and disposing of the Estate and lifieeis of John Le Nard, Otte of the Collectors of the litveral Duties on Houses and Windovh or Lights, :Inc} upon Servants, Carriages, Hnises, Utiles and Dogs, tin the year 34 1, for the Hamlet of Mile'Etid 'New Town, in the said Division, seized and secured under a Warrant of the said C ommissioners, to satisfy and pay to the Receiver-General the Monies detained hi the hands of the said John Le !lard. Dated this gth Day of February, 1803. CHARLES LUSH, ? Clerks to the Corn. MA JO It. WRIGHT, 5 snissioners. PRIVATE TUTOR. WANTED to attend a FAMILY, g o in g in a Public Situation to. the Continent, a PRIVATE Tcrott: Whatever Prejudice may exist against this nude of application, the present proposal will be found to he wor. thy the attention of any one whom such a situation may suit. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Robson, Bookseller, New Fiond.street. N. B. No Foreigner need apply.. WANTED TO PURgHASE I . Tit any Part of England, not North of 't orkshire. AN - ESTATE, with e xtens i ve M anor i a l Si g h ts , and a considerable Mansion-house upon it, of the Viti.;e of from One Hundred Thousand to Two Hundred Thousand Pounds. Any Person having suelvan Estate to dispose of, may be treated with, by applying to Mews. Witham, No. 8, Gray' c• NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF 'BOOTS and SHORS. D WAR') IVIOGGRIDGE, No. 44+ Ludgate. hal, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and, the Public in general, that after many years attention and expo. xiance, he has to offer th em BOO TS and SHO ES, WA TE It P.ROO F, with petted confidence of their being tar superior to any ever made. H e ma k es t h e li ghtest dress Shbes and Boots Water-proof, preserving the 'Leather soft anti pliable: He is particularly induced to make it public at this season of the year, when people of all descriptions have their health Unpaired by txet or damp in the feet. He recom irltaS them on shooting excursions , as no water can.pene4 . 6 : Lt.:Attie!' prepared in this way, has th e ad van t age of. lasting twice as long' as Leather dressed in the common way. An article of such general utility will no doubt attract the atterniou of the Public,: and induce those who have a real' 'Fie value for their health to apply at his ManufaCtory, as above. Iras no connexion with any other House in London. N. R. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes. Waterproof otheiwise, constantly kept for the Easi and West India Irate. Merchants and Captains liberally treated with. V[• oRGAN SANDERS'i New -Invented' Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs ; the Much ..admirecl sPatent brass-screw. Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and Chair Beds, with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles, up on i m proved principles,for the furnishing Houses; complete, 16 and 17 Catherine-Street, The Imperial Dining , Tables are allowed to tra bethe hand -smut:sr and most complete set of Tables ever yet invented ; elegant Dome -Beds, with.new-designed Window Curtains, VSuite ; new-irver t,A Niusquitto Couch Beds for Foreign limates Mattrasses, and Bedding complete; every Article in the Up ' holstery and Cabinet Branches,_executed,in the best and •Enost Modern stile of Fashion and Taste, and of the choicest Materials and high-finished WorkmanshiP . , - v . By MORGAN and SANDERS, .rurnishirig UpliOlstcrers ant: t.Aulitcl - Makers,. No. 16; and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. 2'• B. To pr e ve n t mistakes, please to notice the NAM •argi 16 - and i 7. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, lac ins DraWins 4th April, Note.—The Capital Priz6 in this Lottery are not fixed to be drawn upon any particular Day, and the loWest Prizes are zol. cacti. ' Total Value. is Bo,coo 3 D,003 • Istooo. 6000 SCIlt ME. of Ptizes. - Value oi 'each. 4 of 4. ao,ooo • 3 ro„000 3 sOOO 3 zaito And tx,sgs other . Prizes, froM 10 , 2°1. to 491; rr HE TICKETS, Halves, . Quarters, Eighths, .1 and Sixteenth Shares, stamped pursuant•to Aet of Par liament, are selling on the lowest terms by Mr. NICHOL- SON, at his Licensed State Lottery Office, No. 16, Corti , bill, London, where, last year, were sold and shared, No. 17,e93, 20,0001. in Sixteen Shares; No. 20,135, sooll. in one Quarter,. two and eight Sixteenth :Sfiares ; Na. 20, t 93, ;0001. in a Whole Ticket ; No. 6455, 5001. in two-Quarters, two Eighths. and four Sixteenth Shares; and in the late Lotteries,, five of zo,oool. each ; tight of t 0,9001. each, and seven of 50001. ; besides many of 10001. Iooot. and, cosi . each. • D ICHARDSON,'" GOODLUCK, and Co. re. s*ctfully acquaint the Public, that TICKETS anti SHARES for the ENGLISH' STATE-LOTTERY, to corrunence Drawing on the zith . of April, 1803, are now (Ai Sale„,at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-Buildings Corn ; and tacini,the Gat:: of 114 F Mcw4, London. ' • SCHEME. Ali thb Prize* to in drawn from the Wheel. 4 of 4. zo,ooo 3 of ,C.to,ooe • 3 5,000 3 2,000 5 - 1,000 30 - too , 6 0 5o T 2.503 - 20 44,000 TiLI:CtS. Capital Prizes, in the Year tgoa, sold by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK., and Co. No. 4 8 .75 ,, , In Shares, -- 4.20,000 7,105. In Shares, , 20,00 t 26,1, --- , In Slims, ' - - -5, 01 9 45,.; 47 03, A Whole Ticket, 20,000 3..4" 1 , A Whole Ticket, --- 3,000 '1 hey are the only Persons that ever sold in Snares, Two Prizes of 4. 3n,0n0 . „ Nos. 12,1 4 07, and 26 ,51i3., Also, a great Number of Capital Prizes, ikvarious Lot. reties, oo 1111MeroliS to pArtieulartze. CARD. - • • • ik4R. BRASBRIDGE - negi - 143 inform his Friends ILL and the Public in general,, that by;their kind. Assis tance he has been enabled to open a•N EW S i tOP, at No. too, Fleet-street (the next House to his Emma Shop), and to execute their Orders for PLATE, PLATED ARTICLES, acc. on the same terms those which first obtained. him their generous Patronage. • He'requests them particularly to observe, that he has no 'Comet:mon whatever with iiis for. 'tier Shop., This Notice bccomes necess.try from his Name still appearing on . the former Door,, with the word late so written as not to , be peteepzible without close inspection.. 91 -4 HE very distinguished ~, ROBARTS and KO Manufaclory has experienc9d . from Ft ER MAJESTY, :THE ROY L FA MILY, toe Nubility anti Gentry, &c. claims from them their respectful Acknowledgements. They tiatterThemselves, frOin their unremitting attentjen to produce Taste and Lle. fiance in their Extensive GolleCtion 'For Fashionable Dress, that itexceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country, R. and P. being the Inventors and Manufaatirers, warrant the wear or every Article sold in theirWarenonse ; and beg to acquaint the Public, they are' only to' be had genuine! at their Ware-rooms, No. r, Chandos-street, Covent-garden. FASHIONABi46 DANCING—PRIVATF. Turr ik ESSRS.' HOPKINS- and SON'l ACADEMY IVI for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANCING, at COACIIMAKF.RS-HALL, - Foster-lane, Ciwapside, , continues Open for I !improvement of such LADIES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this Accomplishment. Or those who havertOt obtained the pre sent FASHIONABLE 'MODE, may be expeditiously in. strudel" in the most PRIVATE MAN N ER in all the ELE GANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now in use, to qua . lily them fOr the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG I-A;. . DI ES and GENTLEMEN, are also Taught every FA- S N.ABL E DANCE, ‘anttevery attention exerted to give th 4: mast elegant Address. N. H. The 'Mtitning, AcadeMy for LADIES ONLY is Open, and will be continued till his Majesty's . Birth-dui' FASHIONALII.k. DANCING ,by Mr. ALLEN, DRIVATItLY taught to Ladies and Gentletn en 1. of any age, who have never learnt this .Accomp.lish or not to the Unproved modern style, at ,No. 19, Sher, rard-street, Coldeti-citiare, and No. ,10, Great Alie-street, Gondrnan's.tields. '[hey are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those to whom it is an object to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and itt.the first style of fashion. , , Foreipers, .oflicers, and Country Resklents, who may wish to_leant to a tew.days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the 1 - 101154. aad receive Constant instruCtion. The Wee) Weekly Ascetriblies are every Monday, the Baud dondated by Mr. 'Taylor ; none but Subscribers ad - mitred ; none but People of respectability can subscribe. ,itespeetable Schools and Families, ifnotdistant from Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instrueted in every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing:, A RCHER and liA UGH TON, frQrn • Dublin, A Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufacturers .ISlercers to tier Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of Yrork, Dutehess. of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. , Lonclon.' . The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the difltrent !frank:hes of the Royal Family, anti Ladies or the first Rank and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently . established, in the ()Pinion 'of 4 discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer's. and Haughton's • Poplins and .Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, Figured, and Plain Chaniberry Muslins and Italia n Canstric Sarsenets for Court, Hall Dresses, Turbans, ifcc. to , render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver titements of others, - whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying at' their Advertisements. CAUTION. Whereas, Archer and Haughton have been credibly in. tiirmed, that a great many people in this kingdom are now, and have been, for some tune past, manufaCturing and sel. ling Poplins and Tablainets as Irish, of an interior quality , under the name of Areherak Haughton's Mama faaory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, and a gins impo.• sitlon on the Pitblie in general.; they are determined, as far 4 §, lies in their power, to pro s ecute to Conviction any person or persons. so vennmg Poplini and Tabbinets under te name of their Manufaeittre,. that was not attnal s lY bought h at their HouSe ; • ' Merchants supplied to any Amount. • Theyhave.the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety • pt Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in 'isoVvii, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) tilat' prices, inncli lower than they can be . h a d e lse w h ere, whale being of their own manufaeture :--they consist of white and black liombazens_, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, itasdianores far Widows, Armoaines, dress Bar. celona Serges, Lutestrings, . Cyprus SaraenetS, Pophns, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, llomhazets for Servants; &c. also a emit cholee'of patterns in grey Poplins - and Sarsenets, for slight, Mourning.-- English yard.wide, • Poplins of a superior quality - , at 3s. 6a. per yard; Velures, double black beiges, and. rich Irsth Tabbinet in different Patterns.; plain, corded, chitin, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen Oho-always wear black; they never grow rusty nr greasy in wearing, being of the very. best. triple dye. No second price 'ever asked for any article bought at their lionse. N. E. 'Ladies own Spinning manufadtured into Poplins or Tabbinets; Tunbqrays for Fumiturcof the ditthrent fashion. a:de Colours, inattufadured on the shortest notice. THE LIFE OF GENERAL WASHINGiON, FRAM • .HI,S OWN MANUSCRIPTS. IX 4R. 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AUCTION, By THOMAS SHOR 11-10 SE; At the Swan Inn, in Hanley, in the County of Stafford. on T.hueiday the loth Day ot March next ; the Sale to begin. at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, subject to Conditions to be then produced, in several hots; AN . Elegant and Solistaniial DWELLING- Houst, with Very. coininedious Offices, a largo. walled Garden, and excellent ounsisting of a three-stilled 'table, a Cow-house and Coaiih4loose,• with two capital Sets ot Pot-wotks, called the Upper Works end Lower.t,Vorks'. ' and an extensive Plot of Land before, the House and ab out the Works,. contain i ng, in. the whole. z A. 3 R. z• P, P. be the same. more or less; also several Lots of Building ' Ground staked out, aad 'fourCloses or Pieces of capital Grazing Land, with three small Tenements; the • whole most desirably situated at Snetton aforesaid, and now in the possession of Captain Sinlpson. The House is finished in a suprrior stile, and contains a Dirting-room, so iker by s 4 feet 6 inch= a'Drawing.roorn, 14. feet by ts feet 6 inches ; a Hall, 14 feet e . inches by $ feet t t inches, with Rooms over of the same size; beautifully laid Oak Floors and Staircase, a soul! Parlour, good KW:hen 1 and Laundry, with good Lodging Rooms. over tom.; Attics, Store-room, and excellent Vaulted Cellars, &c. all in com plete. Repair; the Garden is well planted with Fruit Trees of various sorts, and is in a high state of cultivation ; a largo Wall has been recently built at a eonsiderable expellee round the Plot of Land betore the House, which completely pre velits any trespass, and forms a beautiful Inelostre. Th, Upper Pot-works consist of four Capital hovels, arid the Lower Works have two Hovels, a k;Teat extent of Ware house room to each, Counting Houses, and every other Con venience; also in perfect Repair, teleet never-failing sup ply of Water adjoining, are a short distance from the Canal, aird close to-Coale.. • The'Llterisilsin the Pot-works, and . the Fixtures in the House, which are modern, to be taken 'by tot Purchaser at a tairvaluatien. The Purchaser may alsO be accommodated with all or aoy . part of the Household Furniture, whit.fi is. in ,the modern stile of ele.emee,•and a Pew or Seat in the Freed of the North ye of tilt:. Calkry of .Hanley Cliurch, No. 44, may be treated for .by Private Contract. ' • • . The Situation of the Hottee,- - and the whole of the LutS, is not surpassed in 411% , part of tire Statfordeore Potteries ; and . when the pfesent:lfourishing siate o: the.E et - then Wa,re Ala. nufacture% is taken . in view, with the ce-tainry also of their increase to an extent which cannot". be fereseen, . it . will . ozal. lowed that this Sale presents an oppeitanity cart deco be had. . . A nadequate Portion of the Purchase-money may remain secured.onehe respective Lots. Possession thereof may be had at Lady-day next ; and for a View of the Premises and further particulars, refereo Cap tain :Simpson, of Shelton aforeeaid ; to the said Thomas Shorthose; or to Mr. Griffin, Attorney •at LaW, Stone, where Plans of the different Lots may be seen. • . DR. NORRIS's DROPS TN .exciting the Public Attention to . these luable. Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases won Id be unnecessary ; successfultxperience . for more than half a century having sufficiently established their repination. in the cure of every species of Fever, especially . .the Yellow or, Putrid, for which they - are eminently distinguished, the Pro.. prietor, from their increasing,celebrity, not only. derives the nighest.gratitication, but is- enabled with confidence to re. commend a trial - of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood; Colds, Stomach andllowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in tinence, and as a salutary cordial in those discomtbrts attend. ant on advanceillife,notiiing can surpasi. theirbenefiCialetfetts. The Family Bottle, 225. is, only to be had at the. Doaorz; House, Lower BrOok.street, Crk.t.svenor.square, where Books of Cures are 'delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation etie uteri. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale anti retail by .Messrs. jehoult and Co; and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr, Norris's Antibilions Pill, celebrat&l 6 ,f, a safe and efleclive aperient, may •be had at. all the above places, in bakes, at as. 6d, / • - • • STRERS's PAREGORIC LOZENGES. THESE LOZENGES, so highly' and uni versally approved of, area safe and effedu.4l retnellv in Colds, Coughs Hoarseness, Soreness of the Throat ana Breast, and Asthmatic and Consuniptive. Complaint;,-; if taken early, they Will prevent the Diseases, of morn titil tendency ; and have been proved, by experience, to afford, not only temporary relief, but als®a permsnent cure, in mmy inveterate cases, after other applications have tailed. N. E. Be careful to ask for SteerS'S •PArepric Lozenges, as there are many Imititions and,Counterteits. bold by F. Newhery, No. .$/, St. Paul's Chttrcli-yard ; j. Wade, No. 13, Old Bond-street jehoult and Co. No. and I. Pi:idipg, No. , 76, Oxtonl-streeti; In 4 ley and Co. Cocksput-street ; r..ward, •N. sz4. Holborn ; T. Tiuti Royal Exchanp. , _ Land Clar".;e, No. 195, borough., Price r! r d. the Box, Duty included, but on taking six, the Stamps will be alto ed. . • Also, by Mr. Steers. - 9 Clirlpherat4%l Lye Water 2 6 Niiro Drops C:11I101Pile Drops Cuavu:sll,gl Qii