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N 4 f l J ' -~_ s _,y 4 , - ~< ~`" , r-eez A.wc: P.l " -I • ► : 7l paf • ' A, 4 1 ,1 414 P 1 V,64 A i*l 4 ' 4 V, ,4- , '" J ., 41. • M.* " e\ * a CI te• ,rte : .V - eL ct t liK Z* 4 gilwat\* /kat 1 • 4 , , . 7, "ur 4 NUM:P?R ;257.] • k THEATIy-ROYAL, ritRURY-LANE.. ITO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 26, 030 3 , will be performed a new Historical Play, •in 'Three ails, with Altisic, called THE HERO 'Ot TOE NORTH. . With new Scenery, Dresses; and DicOrations. The.therture atal . the Music composed and selected by Mr. KELLY. *The Charaders by Mr. POPE, Mr. WROUGHTON, .Mrt.ICELLY, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DC)WTON, Mr BANWST ER: jun; CAMP, Mr. CAULI I ELDAIr. SEW:AVWK.; Mr:GRIMALDI,. Mr. C; Tb I3 ONS,.Mr..FISHER;IIfir., EVANS, Mr, WELLS,-Mr. TOHNSON, [ANT. Mrs: YOUNG , 'Mrs. MOUNVAIN,"IItrs. PARIOWE , Miss MENACE, - Mrs. BLAND, TYRER. Messrs. Chigrus of Miners,. . nanby, Welch, l‘laddock.s, Cooke, H. Caulfield, 1. BlCaulfield, Dibble, Elliot, - 111 4 :ides, Aylmer, illou grd hbY;Mllbourn,Sawyer,.f ones, Sylvester, licather, .tnr 114 , &c. &c. wrrii THE I)PATIL 'TO VAT. jobsun,. rylr., fs,A, gh:l STE R, jltn. • Nell, • Mr. JORDAN. Thenew rlizy of thelleto of the North, petformed for the n th tune yestaciay Evening, having bean 'again received V6:-Ighou t tvith the rno;,:t unbounded and universal applause, 14` a v,:ry brilliant and overtiowing audience., the Public are ;lost respottully that it will be repeated every ic mdaYs Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, till further totie e . • ' The P9blie are respealully informed that the Pro_' have engaged Mr. Cooper of the Philadelphia and ew York l'he:itri.-s.—Due none , : will be given 9f his first A PPearance on this Stage. .._ ! . TTHLATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, Feb. z 6, 1803, will be performed, • , , . THE CABINEI. , .. Odando, Mr. bI)AItA.M i . , , .. Petei, M. MUNDEN 1 • Whimsiculo, Mr. FAWCETT ; ~. And Lorenzo, Mr. • HI LL. . • , Curios°, Mrs.MAIFOCKS I. Constantia, 'Mrs. It lOHNST(}Nr ; - • And Floretta, Signora STORACE. , w urn THE REVIENV. tr i/ri M 6 hdaY,. tialitlet, with the new Pantinniroe. , On, Ttocsdav •wlll be p Ic ed., tor the 11 - --' .:rst tittle, a new ..otnetly ,in Five AitS, called John •, or, Aia English_ titan's Fire -Side. To Wt o i c A will be added Two Strings to i?Lar p ow , . , ENANIELCED PORTRAIT of FIELD-2kIARSHAI HENRY, SF.VNIOU,N. CONWAY . . miry GITIVEAS REWARD. 12 1 ST or Mislaid, within the last Four or Five Years, a enrneltan Spul,fl3ex, mounted in, Gold, in the Ltd of which was,a.Bartrot.of the rr t • F Inus ita /1P.4p,, it Co! , ;,%rAY,.when young, in Enamel, by Ziocke. • 'Whoev er ittly• become pols*essed of the said Portrait, is ear testly requested to bring or send the saine to 'AI e Coutts'i Stitud, and they Shall re delve 'Fifty Guineas. ...... • THE GENTLEMAN who was at the British Coae:Hetuse, CediKrpur-Street;. ChavtrtZ;trast, on tit a'pout the a,stii , day of ', a te 104 Ami'lAro44,red rexchingt tlicre fur :1 501. Bank o f EilK hand Will (through purpose), attic Waiter, t o whom_ was • given for trial purpose), is most earnestly ttetTnestra to inform Mr, Morley, :of the Bri., ton Coffue-liousc (if he should be able to recolleet), when, e °l whorn he received that Bill, its the Charae.ter of a re. ' ePdahle iitintrulvet hi 'the inquiry. No perstnal reeponsibility or inconvenience can possibly attach to the Gentleman wtio exchanged the Bill,. and it is therefore liepe4,,' and p ra yed fit he should chance to see this Ad ver tiSimenty: th;rt ,he.will immetti. ttly aairrd the information required. -1 • '; 1 ; .. ARMY. ..r. ' -... , ' ACORNET in a ;iyslttll)ragooo..Rtgiment eta. tioned near tOnd o p f wishes 1 1 5 1 %tixebapke-to triblialf. P 3 Y; ' • ' .-- ',titers to be adgressed 'to t.) ...I' .' at Vii; fiintes*,.; CORM. llottm., St. James's-street. - . ... " , . . . , ORAIE's.RUDIMTiNTS OF DRAWING. , MI-IE . SECOND EDI 71'ION.of ORME' s RIMI ,ji., MENTS of DRAWING LANDfiC A BE and I ' E 43- '' PE ° .l VE, is nONV ready lot Sale, at No; sq. Netv 13ond ritreet ; .where may be'had the greatest variety of-British En. zravinK,k Transarencies • and,Booksnf Thstrudion, in every style of Drawing, ' .........._°. 59 --..... New Botid-street, eoineeolßtook-stre e t. '. ..............- BIRMINGHAM, SNOW,HILL, No. 38. . . ' Feb. 180 . 3. WASD'ELL and ST4NDLEY rspefttully in-! form, the Nobijit, Gentry; arid he Public in gene r4t, tßit they have commenced' the .Businesa of LOCK SMITtIS, BF.LL-F!ANGERS,Ac. Stc. in all their various tranchi!s, anal lope to merit their Vivour4, by the strictest Attention and P Unduality in "execntintaity ()niers they may lective. WARW I CKSHIItE'. TO.BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'By Mr. HAWTYN, . . In Two Lots, ar.the Red Lion Inn, at. Banbury, on Thurs day the t7th day of March, 1803, between the Routs of - rh te e id Iltt Six l a th e Af te r noon ' °TWO -Valuab le FIIEEHdLD FARMS, 'situ ate . 4. at Lower x,soe; one of them in th e occupat i on of Mr. Clark Middleton, consisting of 17 t Acres of Arable, Mea- ilow, and 'Pasture Land"; the other in the occupation of Mi. , Thomas tValtun, consisting of rt 6 Acres of Arable, Mea. 40w, and raiiture Laud ; the whole TYTHE FREE, and Possession may be had at Michaelthas next. , • Tysoe lies at the foot of ii.dgellitl, at the iistance of, from, about Eight to Twelve; iles fiont §anb o r y , Warwick, Stral ford-upon-Avon, and Shipton-tipon-Stoiir, anti Four -front cre a t Kington. . • ' ' . The Telants will thew. the Premises ; and .Particulars _Y he hail of gr. Clumberli n , Cropreriy 'Lawn, near gan &)lirY; and orkfr. Hall, No. 15, Poultry, London ; anti of tbe Auchein e e r ; ;it :Banbury. :- ...---..............._ . , —.....................................0,.......:......-...................1.M...0...... . I A rko N 1 zEp II Y THE ROYAL ) , .-INI I L.Y. E,a,, N'ELLOVADII) BIUOLIS - FF;VERS: . . • v ERY experienced Physician knows what dab r,s., . serous Disoiders aris e .from a redundancy of Bile in the t. liin.veVer salutary a die secreti on of this told may e) yet a ‘L liff us i on of it in 'the circulation is known, from its putrescent quality, to bring on sudden: and fate. Fevers. In bqt Countries this consequence is more to be apprehended, IhAn la t emperate'Climates. It has been supposed by the. mo st eminent of the FaCitity to have o s :e a si one d Ow devastat.. ng nialany known by the name of the Yellow Fever • mut' this . euonntsfor.the uncolprrlon,success of DIX ON's 'AN— . THIII -101.1$ - PILLS 'ill curing,- and particularly in. pre- • ZentinCthis Disorder'. Capta i n , Camplioll,. now in the West ndies..who too.lc, the Antibilious Pills.suceessfnlly in a liver Icomplaint was induced to recommend them to his Brother - L 11.1411 ; and h,ls thereby be en ' the happY roma af securing ‘'itrit from all . the ravages. of. so tire:Kant a disorder. The Pills are therefore in .an especial manner as a Tireservative, de- Servio Me notice, all Ail litarY and Naval "kers' as w"1 .as all other pirsansFoing to those Climates, su b je ct to thin - t errible calamity: file Pills- may be talteit by the tenderest ,constitntion. and require no confinement,' nor any restraint as • todiet. B —The'y a re s,,l c i, wholesale and retail,' at Ching and `ll l utler% No. 4, Chia also by Payn e , Plymouth ; .471) Portsmouth ; Walker, Falintouth ; Neale, Dover ;. a l'Vndell ; Southampton ; NO by one Meiieine Vender it. r Y 't °"in in the tint.:_ Kiiirdom, in boxes at 27.5.'65, and 2s. gd. tcb, signed by G. Dixon, Apothecary. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, LBO3. 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It . to l•re„sent a - .:4`atio:i hot un'yorttly in which it apptitr:7: :ttvi whi:e it • is dst4Mli(Mit thet the 10S5 he ills sittaitie d 'irisovyn exertinris, hs telics on 'the Cohittrrni!!ll, it Will ratter L 41appart 1)3- thefto z....xp:•tiett,.;.il and wit.cit tic" is ,tow to ar.it.to,%'. ledC•. . * 4 * COMlTlAV:lica:iJili V . & regt.W4to.l atidtk.s.it.,::-.1 to !NI r 1-I:ttrulto,t, at :1,1b4.i. aud f . Robitisons, Ptas.9lo,t;.:c I . o)ruary ;3 , 3. • C;tl'llC2..l, RTVIEW for T E1311.0A R.ny t which 4 , 611 be. poinkned on the isr a 1 11.1;irpil:, wilt cont.no, others.;, the Ibllowing noportant and. intcrcating 1. AndersOit's A , ..unt of xpedition to __ll. C liarael:rs —I I I The, 1 tid, - ,tit--1 V. II ebei tlen C(ininwatai;i:S—V, De. tloleville i s Annal4' of the 1 , Revollition•-111. • Eol ? ster's Tranilation of• the Nights' F tacrt Crnments .—V 11.11 Principles of Su r.f.cr7 - - VIII, Barrow's ,Es.qtv on Edueation--1 X. l)!)- eourst_s—X. Missßailiies Series of Playa, Vol. 1I .-- XI . A. New Translation of the Lyrics of lier;lce -XI 1. G Sermons Reply to 1)r. LettsGM's Apolor,Y for differing with the; Monthly and Critical Catalogue, consistini of Criticisms on nuthermis 130014 and ParnpNets oh the following Subjects: Pokies, INlediclue, Education, Drama, Novels, Poetry, ales, &c. London: Printed for S. FRlcon-court, street ; and sold by G. and j. liobinson, No. 27, Paternoster• row , . by Ross and 1.314...kw00d, Edinburgh; by Ilealt Reid, ; by Angus and :ion, ; by 1-1. Col bert, C.inel-streer, Dubi,o; .. gict by I. Geyler and Co. At sterdsiin.--Of wh om rn . iy be had Complete Sep, or the .yew Arrangethent, in 36 Volumes, or airy of the pre...edillg N umbers. Another Proof of the E CFI CA CY of tnit f. I.M cif E C CA, prict ant V 2S. c.i. lATILLIAM S'IOCK.QE, gitiettr V V the' Fitt E;:st- I iiiiiarnan, 'by s P.,. - :si,lenee in I East t•iJi.,s, :oat the Severitis of the ea:nip - Ay 's Scrviee., 'in wnich he had I)Ce.LI t.qigagvd more than iweinv cap, reduced to a &WC at Debility anti teneral of Systcni, which cannot be iiestribixt. ot :14 . 1e=i-ca has restorett Jinn to a butter stab of health thah lie ever bcioie j,.),.01, • . The Dalin of Mecca is Trepared genuine only by Musts. Ball and Co. Surgeon 3, N o. 22, BiAIONVIAL*.farCet Anti tty ti:a appointment sold, Wholesale' and retail, by Mr. \A, th ets , 22 44 , S trafri, th d oor t rain Tenipie Ha; trill by' te6l4:Ctibit Venticas in Town 4114 County, pftt4 2i. 9d. er parka. THE OLD . ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, '• Property so called, because the .Capital Prizes are not• ap pointed to be drawn at any stated Times, but are lett en tirely. to the Chance of the Wheel, agreeably to the. "old Mode of Drkwing. Begins Drawing on Monday...A ~.April 4, ao THE TICKEIS, HALVES, QU kTERS, EIGHTHS, and. Si XTE ENTHS, are now sellingin great variety of Numbers and on the lowest Terms. Th e Money tor. the Prizes paid on demand by FLORNSRYE and Co. Stock'-Brokers, at.their State 'l.Ottery- Office, (licensed pursuant to At of .i'adiailient), No. 46, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, Londeu. • ' • .SCHEME. • No. of Prizes. Val. of each. - Total Value. 4 of k ~iO,OOO - is z . 5e..000 3 - - Igoe* , ... , .. 30,000 3 - - 5 ,0 ' 06 . - 15,000 3 " ~. 2.,n00 - - - 6,000 - -- i,003 - .. 5,,00 3' , - - iao , -!.. .., . 3,cro - .0 - - S - . - 3,000 r2,5 , _0 . -: . - to - - stsci,ooo 7 44,e-do ridvets: : .392,,000 The Schein:: contains f .ilr rd vs of zo.oool. which is a , . ' much larger proportion of Cupittli t twit 'was eve known Ix" fore.. The loweit.Prize is Twenty Polipls, an,arrangernent whiCh !us eve received ptihlic appro'oation: ' Bonk, 111,lia,„anfl Sl)l,4ll;.Sta Stocks, with their sq.Yeral .-ln. '• nuitieS, and all kinds of Government Securities,' bought anti sind by Cominissicin. ' .' . . . TfiE GREAT ENGLISH STAT I.OT'VER , Consisting of +boo° Ticket.-.-To begin Drawing, April 4, It3p3. GRAND SCHEME. N:), rf Prizr::::;. Value yr' eath. ' - Total Value. 4 Prize': o'f, i 3 ,C.S:),ogo• ic.l,ocr, • —. 3 3,:-.00 3. _ :-- .... '5,c100. - . ,-- . . . 15,000. 3. .-- ;,.wo '-r • t.),000 -- . Joloo -- ' • ' 5,00 , ) 1 0 -- 'no 30:. . ,2 bo ' ' 50 .-- 3;uoz I2;soo --. . , 20 -- 250000 Tickets.., • -•-• • 39 2 4)0b .f: 7 -S" This SL;ll,,yrie differs - from all others for many years past, in.the:eircuinstance of.novha/ing arty Prizes fixed for particul,ir,clays. • . . cINVI Fr . and Co.. . r , r, Poultry,' are appointed Li by Qovernment to sell -,tite..Tickets! and 'Shares of thO above Lottery. Thi s Offi ce ( esta bli s h e d i n th e y ear t7sy) has been fortunate in the Sale -of • Capital Prizes, • Tt-t I CG TEEN . of which were of-the. Last and rfiree preceding Lct- VerieS, -and some of them divided into Many :Share r s.: The Prizes of the November Lottery being now,. payable in. full, SW I FT and 'Co. - reColinnend an early appl,ication to persons who wish to e x c h ange the for Shares or the pre sent LOttery, which will certainly ackranc4 in price as tfic Drawing, 2pm - o:kites. • - . , • - • - • - IiAMPSHIR+.. • • - - A COMPLETE VILLA,. TO: BE SOLD BY PRIVATE' CO'lqTR A CT, together with the F'l;cry, RES and IN RN ITU E, nitratly - ne W. and modern, with ithinediate possession. 'I Situations truly desirable, within two miles of the . Great lVesteri l Road,.and 34. from London, near a pleasant Village, a dry healthy Spot as any in the Kingdom ; after six hours' rain, you May take Our walk in every direaion, as clear from clamp as in the Draw ing- room. - . . ThePremists comprise a good F a mil y House, brick .and Sather], with double Bow Windows, finished ina stile sof workmariship ; the approach by a Bight orstone.,tops, to 4 lt rn paved lindsoe and dotted Hall, NV It an easy' best Staircaz. The DTA . ..mg-room and - Di nirrs. parlour of l'arge'dlinensions, fitted up , with costly Statuary anti Marble; Chimney-pieces, - Plaster Cornices, •and other fittings equally corivsporalent'. The communication to the two back Parlours and Gentleman's'. Drossi.ng- room, front the Hall, by a pair of 'sash doors •ing,to the other Apartments, Piyel , ;_ , st Beel-rooms, a Lad 's Dressing-room, and suitable ApaitniLlits for Servants, with two back Staircases. Three capital Cellars under the main House far wine, beer, ate, aiSd other liquors, cold larder, and 'for c oals. A range of Offices of 'every description' ; regulk ' stalled Stable for nine horses; two Coach-Looses, a hack Stable, a Granary, a complete Brew. hOnse, .with 'Copper, and every Utensil in perted order; the Poultry and Farm -yards, with an exceeding good Barn, Cow-house, and every ,convenient Building fora ki . iortsman, and the colltltia 'Pi the Land,, about 46 Acres, tegether with capital Kitchen Gar: , dens fully planted, with a variety of the choicest Trees of the most •.dellcious Fruits, enclosed, for vie most desirod 1 4 yeas. by good Walls of near 1306 leer, and staraxm's iii va rious kinds in, great plenty. Adjoining is the l'.leasurc ground;•disnlaying a scene of rural, romantic beauty';' with = Walks, Avenues, and shatly Actreats, decorated and protect •• ed by towering Evergreens and other lofty Trees, superior to • most others . in that iniach-admired County.; the borders en riched with flowering Shrubs, refreshed and supplied by a Crystal Spring, the finest Water in Europe, ever flowing ; the: , Spring, rises from an elevated Spot, iA sufficient'height to serve every part of thellouse hnd . o dices, withotit any other expeitce, and constantly traverses through the Estate, after supplying the Meadows and several Canals, well stored' in all seasons. This lovely distinguished Residerice,fvr the soft- ness and parity ofthe Air, anti toe excellent qualities of the , Water, will not only preserve, but rettoi . ethe'rnost delicate constitution._ "'Here spdrtive Nonre, with transports•viow'd; and smiting said, '' Wondering at the AVorks that sLe herself had Made:" ' The Premises have , undergone several repAirs,' also the Gardens and Ground's, y e t capable of great int proyements.— AS Ay be viewed at' any time (Sunda vs. e xeePted) bet ween.,t he hours of Eleven and Four, by Tickets ; and further Particu lars, with the Terms, by application to . Mr. : litmberley, Surveyor of Estates and General. Appraiser, at No. rtio, Pic. - eadilly, London. ' • • • N.• 13, There arc Six Cottages with Gardens,„ separate .and 'Convenient. Lett to Tenants all Of ,good Character, belonging to this 'Estate. The whole of this Estate is, .on as years of which are ,unexpired ,at Lady. Day 18,3, at a very Jaw rent,. with an option to prirehase,•at aliged price any time within two years froth that date ; also a farm adjoin ' o f lib t Acrs with a gooi Farmouse an d ev ery h mg; useful and the,Lands ru high. cultivation. Two beautiful Marine Villas on the verge of the Clifts . , near the Sci, anal a variety.of Itesideh;:es and. Cottages to. be disposed of.' . Inquire as above. Dr. lANIES's ANALEPTIC ' VOR die Ritentnaiisms' and Coltis. - which prevail .L at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious x.; Dr. ,14,MLS's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peceliar tendency to promote Perspiratiw, ;tilt! all at:: nen ral Secretions, will account for their suigniar virtues in'these .Complaints, as well as in many others to which• the hatpin frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They ' are admirably 'calculated tor Disorders of the'Svortach and BawelS ; for persons of a Bilious or a. Gouty habit, as also for those whose Constitutions have been atlitert by a too ortoo sedentary life.. 'f bey are likewise particularly , serviceable iii Head-A"c!ts oceitsionA by Intligegtion, and• in removing the bad antis of . fret; liviu ; as also io pre venting Palsies and Apoplexies,. so often the consequence of intemperance. Recourse should be had to thematterevciy excess of eating or drinking, and upon every slight indis position; 'and thus' Well-knoWn cliaraderistic of :pro mining longevity will be maintained ; for .by assisting Na ture in the due cliseharAe of the aiiimal'fun4tions, and by keeping the Constitutio:. as it were in continual repair, they preserve the hddy in and vigour, and prevent preini turedecdy; i • As the Analeptic Pills owe their, excellence to a pecu-' preparation, - which li nevdr been 'divulged by the Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only be had genuine from thein'; and they - -are sold by -Francis New,4ery, at the Warehouse for 'Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, t'he East End of 'St'. PALO'S. a ti tiV door s from- Cheapside, Landoll; and at Dr. Itiirnei'S late holm ton-street, in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp included ;. or tin:quantity of six may be haft in.one large , BoK far 4s, Observe that the name "F. N awls v, No. 45, St. r Paul's," is ertirried in theitani.os.4ll ofherearecout terfei to