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I N kr* '~~` ,I G 4 `; ~'~ ;~~ kuivIDER 3315.] BY COMMAND OB THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ' r rO.MORROW EVENING, May g, 1803,. Will be performed, a new Comedy, called THE MARRIAGE PROMISE. • The Characters by Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. DWYER, Mr. DOWTON, Nlr. 110 LUNG S W ORTH, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. POPE, MADI)OCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS; Mrs. POW ELL, Miss MELLON, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. MADDpCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. WITH A HOUSE ,T 0 BE SOLD. The 16th Night of the New Comedywill.be on Saturday. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. , TO -MORROW EVENING, May 5, 1803, . will be perfiirniecl, • • JOHN BULL ; . - Or, AN ENGLISIIMAN'.s < f E-SIDE. • The Principal Charaqers uy Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOKE, NI%. , •TAW(;7E (T, Mr I' ) • • Dlr. tr.IOiINnTON, r..li N LT:MU). Mr. 'EMERY, Mr. WADI)Y, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. PoWE : • - And Mrs. H. IoIiNSTON. The Prologue io be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. I 0 II.NSTON E. WITH THE LYING VALET—, A new Musical After-Piece i$ in preparation, called The 'lair Fugitives, with new Music, Scenery,dreAuld will pro duced on Priday next • For the BENEFIT of Mrs. MARTYR. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N TUESDAY Vl:ty 17, 1203, will be pre. sented, for that Night only (by permission of the • Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre), the Comic: Opera of THE HAUNTED TOWER. Lord William, Mr. lIRAHA ; Baron Oakland, Mr. EMERY ; And Edward, with the favourite Song from• Lock and Key, Mr. FAWCETT. Lady Elinor, for that Night only, Miss MARTYR, Who will introduce an entire new Ballad, by permisiittn of Mr. SitteLo, called " The Death of Sally Roy," the Poetry by the Authorof " The Yost Captain," and " The Thorn," and the Music composed by Mr. SHIELD ; Cicely, Mrs. MARTYR ;. AM Adela, with the Song of " The Carpet Weaver," from Mahmond, Signora STO RAC E. In the course of the Evening, Mr. INCLEDON will sing several of his popular Songs. To which will be added, A FARCE, AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS. • 'rickets to be had of Mrs. Martyr, at her house, No. t 6, Martlett.court, Bow-street, Covent-Garden ; and of Mr. lirandon, at the Theatre, where Places for the I3oxu may be taken. FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, pRIVATELY tank to 'Ladies and Gentillin of any age, who have never learnt this' Accomp mem, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher rard.street, G4,ld4t.square, and No, to, Great Alie-street, 'they are taught on a N lan 'particularly valculatrd for those to whom it is an object to at:quire it ex pedltto!:Nty , privately,' and in the' firsc style ot foreigners, Officers, and Country Residenti, who may wish to learn in a few days, may Board and 'Lodge, privately, ileothe Hotise, aiod receive constant tostrudion. .The ANNUAL. BALL, will be on the 4th of May, at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand. Re apeclable,SchOols and Families, if not distant from Town, regularly , attended on the usual Conditions, and instrudcd in every elegarr requisite of Modern Dancing. ORANGE Tit HES, JESSA NI: PLANTS, andtRUE BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES. • LUST imparted, a large Assortment of Orange anti Leinoit . Trees; Arabiin and Catalonian lessamines arrived in the highest perfection. • . Also a large and choice Collection of true Brunswick Sau sages, of various Slits, and in excellent Colulition. Those • whn are curious in tins Article, will tied them greatly super rior to any imported for nutty years. Minna& de Malik, Parmesan Cheese. Neufchatel Cheese, !White Preach Vinegar, Capoot Capers, New French 010 es, Corgona.Anchovies, &c. by the Importers, rOHN BUR- G ESS 4 ,:a SON, at their 411 cl Italian Warehouse,. No. toy, ruer of the S,Avtiy Steps, Szzand, Lultdon. woonsTocx.. • 70 BE .SOLD BY. AUCTION, , . . 'lna few Weeks, if not previously disposed of by Piiirate • Contract, • IX FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, with a Coael.housc and Four-stall Stable, Green; house, Eirew-bouse Wash-house , and other °dices and Conveni ences , i n gO;itt repair ; Pleasure and Kitchen Garden, anti Yard, late in the Occupation of MN. Cartwright, de ceased. • Tli, House is most eligibly situated, and cominands a beautiful and extensive View of the House and Park at Blenheim ; it consists a Two Parlours, a Drawings-Room, , *l' hree good lied.: Cnambers, with Three light Closets each, capable of containing a r ßed, Three good Garrets, and a SCP.' Roprn over the Stable; an additional Bed. Room and Curet may be construited at a small ex penee, and the Pre mises are in other respects very improveable. - For A Vi e w of the Premises, or further Particularit, apply to Messrs. Morrell, Atturines.ar-Law, Oxford. .v..,t t tJAJILE .ADVOwSONS. SALE of CHURCH LIVINGS in the COUNTY-of, SALOP. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THE RECTORY of CHURCH PULVER. BATCH, in the COUNTY of SALOP, subject to the lite of the present Incumbent, aged s 6 years • • . The great and small Ty then in full belong to this Reitory, and also a quantity of Glebe Land. containing 45 Acres. — The yearly value of the Tithes and Glebe is 4301. more or less. Under part of the Glebe there isCoal of griud qua-' The SecOnd Portion of the RECTORY of PONTES 11U RY, in the said County of Salop, suhjett to the life of. the present Incumbent, aged 59 years. There is appertain ing to this Rettory an excellent Pat sonage House, on 511 ex pellent Situation, with convenient Offices, a four-stalled' stable, Coach-house, and Granary, built by the present In. ,Ctlinbent ; also a Barn, Cow.houses. Farm.yard, and all' other suitable Out-buildings, and walled Garden, together wit t ttindry Parcels of excellent Glebe Land, lying conve. .nient and near the House, containing 60 Acres, or there.: abouts.cf the annual value of 21. per Acre, more or less ; .also the Tit hes,' both grcat,and small, of a certaih portion 'of this Par4h, Well ki6wti ; the whole being of the yearly vs. lue'of 7591: more or less. This Parish is divided into three Portions, and the Serylce ,or the Church belonging to each is as tollows, viz. the tirst Portion 26 Sundays, anti the second and third. Portions 13 each in the .year ,- a n i d the Curate's Stipend is'paidby them all In proportion to such Service. • , The Villages of Church fulverbatch and Pontesbury are Aituated about eight miles front •Shrewslattry, in a fertile and good' Sporting Country, stuff arc distant front each oilier about three iniles. Further Particulars or these Advowsons may be had by applying to Ivlessrs.Antrobus, Antrobus ant Green, NI). 480, Strand ;, or to Messrs. Pemberton and Coupland, s'ohcitors k Shrewsbury, who will appoint a person to slim them. E - 41 Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM. ' citlvrtEMET4 T '6ltl) WILLIAM 13tNITINCK having vacated . LA his Seat in Parliament for this County, in consequence of his having accepted an Appointment which he deems in compatible with his Parliamentary Duty, I have been in duced, by the flattering encouragement which I have received from a very numerous and respeaable body of my Friends, to ()Mr myself as a Candidate to succeed him. Permit me then, Gentlemen, to solicit the honour of your Suffrages upon this occasion, and to request, that you would make your sentiments known at the Meeting, which will be held at Mansfield, for the nomination of a Candidate, when it is ex tremely desirable that the general sense of the County should be fully and clearly depressed. Should I be so tortunate as to be thought worthy to repre lent you in Parliament,, I can faithfully assure you, that I will exert my utmost endeavours to merit the confidence with which I may be honoured, by discharging the duties of that important station With integrity and independenco,:and by an unremitting zeal and attention to promote the welfare at thiS County, and To support the honour, the interests, and the permanent prosperity of the Nation at large. I have the Honour to be, with great respect, Gentlemen, Your very obedient and faithful Servant, 4t: H. EYRE; Grove, April 23, 063. TotheGENTL E MEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS • of the COVNTY oi N (Yr ri NG HANI. GENTLIMEN, • INDING, upon my Canvass through thip .I.* • County, that in some parts of it thc Principles git which I come forward as a Candidate :6 represent it in Pa . liament, are much misunderstood, I seize with satistadion this opportunity of publicly declaring, that I °tier myself to the County as. a peril:C.lly Independent Man, unsupported by any powerful Individual, unco►►neded with any Party, and that the only ►notives wilich have induced me to come for ward on this occasion, are, an honest ambition to serve my .Country in a higher sphere, and an earnest wish to restore to the Class of Country Gentlemen some share in the Repre sentation cif the C,,unty. . • I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very, obedient and faithful Servant, Grove, April •29, IS*3. , A. 11. EYRE. N. 13. 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MO BE Le.l: r JR SOLI), a ct;.lveni.lor I.V 1101 SE, .wr,h Carder; and the whol&or part of Twenty-five . 4 er.:i or 1...1,1 The above Preluse, are, its Country:, haie anattirdifett Right to a Nelywo.trilig t cis mon, anti *ha' Lanti..T.ix is r4ti.l:ciii..ll. Apply pelsotiallv, or by Letter, poi'-p441, to J. Thorohl,.t . fie Pr.piktoc. -N AI. The Premises are three quarters or a • • frotrt. the Met RoAd, and t)ne i.l le and a ha!: ford: Dr. IAMES's ANALEPTIU rilOR. the Rheumatisms a rid cohis. which' Prevail ..L. at this season Of the •yearone Medicine is so s afe and efficacious as - Dr. A M.ES's ANA I.EP TIC PI 1.1.5. Their peculiar tendency ro promote Perspiration, and all the r,:itu. • ral Secretions, will account for their ;:in):, , ll,ir virtues in these Complaints, as ,well as in many others to which the human frame is liable-from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They are admirably calculated for Disorder Sot the Stoinach and Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious or a Polity habit, Its also for those whose Constitutions have been atii:cteil by a too adive or too sedentary. life. 'klicy arc, like vise particularly serviceable ,Head-Achs occasioned' by . .1 nd:gcistion, and in reinotting•the .had effects of tine living; as also in-pre venting Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the CunSei uetice ot intemperance. Recourse should be had to them, at;er gvery - excess of eating or drinking, and upon every slight indis. position; and thus their well-known charatleristic of pro.. inching longevity will be maintained t for, by assisting Na ture in the due discharge of the animal flitiaions, and by keeping the Constitution as it were in continual repair, they preserve the bad; in health and vigour, and prevent prenia. .ture decay. As the Analeptic Pills owe their excellence to a peen- , liar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the presetit Proprietors, they can only he nad genuine from them • and they are sold by I rancis Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, a • few doors from Cheapside, Linden.; and at Dr. janies's late house in Bru ton-street, in Noses, price 4S. 6d. each, Stamp included ; orthequantity 01 Six may be had in one large Box for .il. is. Observe that the name, " F. Ntwtitity , No. 45, st. illetWaVeri in thetitanTS. All others an' colinterteita. . INrOKAIA'TION (LVLN. As within these three Months sev e ral Person s . have found considerable benefit, and personally have expressed . their thanks to the Proprietors of Spilibury's. Antiscorbutic Drops, tor - the return of health they ceiven by taking their Medicine, awl as others haVe . been inquiring for u rtinerly to counters& that emotion, which in so to asses has followed the Influenza, it is their peculiar satisfaction in thus having it in. their power to remove-their anxieties so saris ta&orily on this head. Those who are sub. jest to annual returns of Scorbutioil Complaints at this season, experience has taught tiwin the value of such a McliiCltlt', they have not now to learn its efficacy or its re putation, standing, at it does, unequalled :n the annals of Mettn.ine, whether tulniinistered in Scurv..., or applied Co alleviate the Sutti•ring of. (iuut, acri. inunious eruptions biking out on the suriai.e of the skin. • No, 29 Aruil.iitt -strcitt, i.larch• HAVING det4ic4ted myself' to the siutiy, been gratiiieLt-by the most considerable pradic,4 in that branch which I thought proper to 5,:104t, I trust tna• I have not more IllibeiTIRIO)utl• my:trine than tvn.., iri rh.c.,,,--,:.- tensive field,-u( the Proles:non, are occasionally inintei,,ll in uncertaitity t .and cannot stways attain that sin cu b s is acquired by coneentraring the int i pilce.tual pow ::r town: class of itisorklers., ; he Dnicasesot Debility are he. lt,larly (list r;.:ssing ; lot they bring w.kth them a - irAin or eoiwomitant Symptoms, by a depression or all vital energy, existence it sell becomes enibit. tered. Whether they arise from the prevalence of ill ex ample the destrodiye habit 0/4 - boa hays , or Ow less ex- euseable inihili4enees of mat.trity, thy require the moat as_ siduous protootti)a skill ; and well may it be obsprved, that by the ignorance of Oncducated incn, the sympto:ns are ;,' 4 :;gra_ slued, and the ,!...on,titiltinn is destroyed. As 'a Member of Cue Royal Collqe of Surpons, and for merlY Surgeon in the Army, I ground my pretensions on rt. gularity of csitication, and possessing every privilege to pr..u:. tics, I feel invsclf entitled to that confidence with which 1, have hitherto ban so liberally honoured. In the first selis-itions of local weakness, early application will prevent 'the calarillty ofd Debilitated Frame • Ott t where the sutreter, from a ~o nscioussu..ss of the untmuiliaess of the vice which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of 1 , 3111:1) Physician, and ,broods over his in firmity With careful conceainient, it must he satistattory.hir him to be assured; not only of capability of treatment, but also of the Most inviolahleSecrecy. zdly, The %'enereal Disease contaminates the springs of life, the scada' of eXisteirLv are poisoned by it, 1111(1 p os terity is injured by the indiscretion of moineur. In recent venereal complaintsit is poasil,ile to pr4-wei,t pain, danger, or distress alit in the most L4,:tylicatcd ta , ;es iris the acquirement of ex,:tesive experience iii this line to edict a sate, certain, and speedy :v.establishinent. • I oiler the. itivtamAgo at this dxverit:oce to those of e; t h.. sex who are all idmi with any kind atichility, or any symp tomi of Venereal lnlettlon, and in all cas,:s the terms o f remtputration are stated 'on the first intetviptv, Piationtt in the. Country *re vNI,K!:)ed to inclose u Mink Nate, Mid tciptVaitt3l NfroCify 111,..ir age and !winner of living, as well as the existitn; syinototu, , )t" coinvi..tint. ,NIARTIN ' hirtnber or the Royal Col iege Surgeons in J,onc in. No. p?, Strand, model -street, ne:r Tern,ii?-bar,--The re it an aliiitional tilt:llWe strut! tun.