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7 T ~t, ~ r ~' 'l; numBER 3647.1 ,ic,, J." ACTED THIS SEASON. For the B ENEFIT of Mrs. YOUNG. THEATRE RoyAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-M ORROw ties' S ervant , May 26, 1804 Three A , called , Their Kijes ds -1.. s will perform a New Historical Play, i n THE HER O OF THE NORTH. The Scenery, a Dresses, and Decorations, entirelt new. The Overture nd Music KEL fly composed and seleded -by Mr. . The Charaders by Mr. ROPE, Mr. WROUCHTO Mr. KELLY i Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CAULFIELD, . , Mrs.. Mr s. MOUNTAINrs. BLAND, and mi ss Ty RER.., After the Pl ay, the Ballet of THE SCOTCH GHOST; Or, LITTLE FANNY' LOVE. lamie , M i r. BYRNE ; Fanny (with a Hdruppe), Mi is " 8. MENACE. To wlich Will be added (never aded at t::i s Theatre), a Farce, called THE INVASION; Or, COME IF YOU DARE. _ Sir lohn Evergreen Mr. DO wTo ti ; Beaufort, Mr: BA.RT LEY ; Charles' Evergreen, Mt. H OLLAND • Roger, -Mr. 'COLLINS ; Secy.ant. Mr. E VANS ; -Carnelion, Mr. ith &SE LI.. ' Lady Catir.rin e V ... (for tint Night oi:iv:, Miss BIGGS, '_ (from rh.: Thzatre'Royal, Liverploil -..!...c1t Chara,tter she will introduce 1 New•Cofnic 'Soi - 1-4 ; , - Emily, 'Mrs. SONTLEY ; Sally, Miss WENTIvoatH;. Brussels, Mrs. scuTT. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mrs. young, No: 24, North Audley-street Gros-venor-square ; and of Mr. losbrook at the Box-office, in Little:Russell-street. - For the BENEFIT of Mr. FOSROOK, BoX..book and House -keeper. THEATRE ROYAL, DRuRy_LANp,. r\N MONDAY NEXT, May 2S, 1804, Their N...."' Majesties' Servants will perform a new Musical Dra ilia, in Three. cts (for the East time this Season), called THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS.. The CharaEters. by , Mr. H. lORNSTON, Mi WROUGHT(.IN, Mr. KELLY; Mr. CAULFIELD Miss DE CAMP, Mr. lOHNSTON E., Mr. BANNISTER, inn. - Mr. COOK I. Mr. BUR.ROWS, Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, And Mrs. BLAND. In AEI I. A New PASTORAL DIVERTISEMENT, Composed by Mf..BYRNE. The principal Char'acl-:rs by Mr. BYRNE Master BYRN E, and Miss B. MENAGE. TO Which will be added (nut acted this Season) the Drava . • Entertainment of THE MAID OF THE OAKS. .. . ' Mr. Oldworth, Mr. MAD DOCKS Old Groveby, Mr. POWE 1.. L . Sir Harry, Mr. 13A. RT LEY ; Hurry, Mr. 'RUSSELL ; Dupely, Mr. OWN' ER Maria (the Maid of the Oaks), MN. 11/101INTAIN, Mertirst appearance in that Charaaer), who will introduce a New Song; . Lady Bab-I.areloon, Mrs. JORDAN, (Her, first appeaance in that Charaaer. and for that Night , only.) The wnole to conclude with a GRAND FETE CRAMi-' E 1"1Z E. . And a Danc e , by Mr. BYRNE, Master BYRNE, and Miss 13. Ticket s and Places MENAG . for the. I3oxes to betad ()Mfr. Fos . hook, 4t his Q 0 1 ec, Little Russell -street. ....._._____—_—......__.__ sIim(sPEARE LO r 'rERY. rt MESSRS. 130 Y DELL be g le ave to acquaint .. '. the Public in general, and t h e i r Friends n particular, • 'That the Tickets for the SUKSPEAE I LOTTERY ' price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said Lottery, are n.„ow ready for delivery, at the Sll3.ls.speate Gallery, Pall. - " I all • at Messrs. Boydell's, No. go, Cheapsitle • and at all the Licensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and 'lreland. IMPROVEMENT of the HARBOUR of BRIST IRON- BRIDGES. OL . DERSONS willi ng to Contra,} for . Casting of 4- two IRON- BR ID G ES, of too Feet each ilithe Span, 'nay see Drawings and a. ,g pecifieation, by applying at the ktistol Dock-Company's Office. , ,Proposals for the same, scaled up, specifyihg the Price per Ton at which the same will be delivered in Bristol, to be sent to the said Office on or before the hour of Twelve at Noon, [ en the 18th Dav of lune next. C EORG E WEBB HALL,) Clerks to the lOFIN OSBORNE, ' S Dock- Company. • 18th May, 1 804. ......_..._______... ........_„_______ IMpROVEMENT of the HARBOUR of BRISTOL. Co Cp the RS for't A P,TI-1-WO RK. A" -Person or Persons willing to Contraa for , Cutting about One Mile in length, being part of a new Course for the River Avon, amounting to about 460,000 cubic `'Yards, may be shewn the Croat and the Spet:ification, -by applying to us at the Bristol Dock-Company' Office, Broad - street, Bristol. Proposals, sealed up, to be delivered at the said Office, on or before the ath Day of lune next, at Twelve o'Clock at :Noon. - GEORGE WEBB HALL, ? Clerks to the . 10FIN O SBORNE, S.Dock-COmpany. fkit Nlay, 1 8 04. AVA.I.\ITED in a LADIES' SEMINARY in t,e_.l,, Che ster. a Middle-aged FRENCH LADY, of gen _lanners and good ucluezition, mid who can be well re- Triellti e d k! -*-- A Mast attends to teach the grammatical part of the language. Niby Letter, direcled M. H. at Seel and Co.'s, .fgoz, Strand; or to Mrs. Jones, Watergate-street, ' Ches . ter. f . I.3•PWARDS of ONE HUNDRED.RAMS, bee log all the entire Stock of Valuable RAMS, the Pro •• . 1 2erty of JONAS BETTISON, Esq. at Holniepier)epont, mat Nottingham (who is declining the Ram Business), WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, it %) , t ,: i i toile Pirernises, on Friday the Ist Day of June next ; MAI Islll-\le hurstlay the 6 tliDay of September, the k E . - R A MS, with upwards of One Hundred of his SeletA Prim e L ryt E s ; IIY Mr. GASKILL, At Eloven o'Cl -1( each a The above Sheep, from- th.ei consequence to the Public t r i o i great value, a a y r . e of the highest ith nice care and attention, from' thei2Y Ire absolutely bred late. Mr. Bakewell, 01 Disiiley ' for ( , their Descendants, upwards of Thirty Years. an r ) `anis bred by the FOr the better accommodation of the Pi 1' this ' Sale is divided for the Months of tune and Scpte ü b ' le ' The trams vvill be, numbered, and may be seen in theiririweroo. I on 11 , londay the 2,8til day of May, and, atter bh Sale. orn, the day before the Descriptive Catalogues, iitc. of the First :nay .3vilil..beapnb / I.lslleci Ten Days before the And' d trite : .12ant Inn, Smithfield ; the S tiN al Te li t (l- `: 11‘ 8 iil s c .S 6l and of the Editors of the following Papers S l t• rl i r rd- Yo L rIZ- • Don caster, Cambridge Leicest rD I 1-.4 49' °' ' 1 Cambridge, C , Sanders,, er_y, Notti ngham,Liverpvo , iull, She:held - Dublin ;.. News Letters, Trine -street, and o'f ‘Mr. Gaskill ' at his Office and Xuelion- Nam, of ' gay ito 1804 I„. ' • THE „..4 \I:4, II? 0. y 2 • .3.-: ~ ve. , 1111/07.,, ,, y ,-,,, ;\ i•t!--0)-1;,,i, ~;:c,...--":, , , , ,- - 3e,-.77 ~ ..w4e.t«,, . ),..;,.: , , - gf ---*-----7_-;---sP4tvim fit'' 1,2- - - -- , -,-- ,RO I '4l . 7 .-f--.4, , . %:'e,:eirk--j.,,i445-i3ta--, :-.'"ff,( 1; : ;'). Vit kA- ---: .: vi pril,*%':;-:'.::.' ' , /,,7/10 1 , \t\*.: f , :, 11111 14. FRIDAY, MAY DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH. 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Rees, Paternoster-row ; and to be had of the principal Booksellers in the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, r. The Farmer's Magazine, 1300, 1861, iSoz, 1803, 4 vols. price mi. its. boards, or any single Number, price _s. a. Essays Literary, Political, and Economical; by loha Gardiner, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physiciansi- Etlinburgh, a vols. Bvo. i6s. boards. • ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX,— BEAUTIFUL FREE.- HOLD VILLA and LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday the 29th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, Truly &led FREEHOLD HS'! ATE, situate I a little beyond the ten-utile stone on the high road to iiertford, in the 'Parish of Enfield; comprising a desirable brick-built Residence, seated on a Lawn at a distance, and enclosed with paling from the Road, containing, on the Ground Floor, a spacious lofty Entrance-hall.; a capital Dining-,room and Drawing-room, handsomely fitted up ; large Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Store and Cnina Closets, tour capital Bed-chambers, with .Dressing-rooms, on the First Story, and four Attics over ; Ale, WMe, and Beer-cel lars under the House. The Offices are detached, and are re plete with every convenience, being amplysu i gl s ie t , o i n v e vit sabi with bite Water, and consist of a handsome Dairy w Larder, Laundry, Brew and Wash-house, Coal and Wood houses, with Man-servant's Rooom over, a compact Farm yard at a pleasing distance from. the House, with Piggery, Cart-lodge, double Coach-house, handsome Four-stall Stable, Cowhouse, Poultry-house, and a very neat Cottage adjoining; a large Kitchen-garden, stocked and planted with ti , ..nerous Fruit-trees ; an Orchard and extensive Shrubbery Walks, a very handsome Serpentine Canal, with a running Stream, stocked with Fish; delightful sloping La wns,G roves, Pleasure- G romas, and rich Paddocks, containing together about 12 Acres, all inclosed with a new, Park Paling. The whole of the Premises are in the most complete order, hay. ing been thoroughly altered and improved within a few months. • : To be viewed on Mondays and . Thursdays till the time of Sale, by Tickets only, "which may be had of Mr. Rubins, Warwic, -street,' Golden -square, .Lond .n ; Particulars at the Bell, Hertford; Bull, Ware; Angel, Edmonton; Bull,. En. field ; and of Mr. Robins as above. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. 'MEATH being the must invitivahle of human kk ff enjoyments, it is a duty we owe s.-,ciety, to contri bute all in our power to preserving so great a blessing. In cal iing the public attention to these truly excellent Drops, a pledsingconfidencearises' that a Medicine proved bi the cx p nepce of more than half a Century, will excite the :Afflict t:d to a trial of its virtues. The approaching season is pecu liarly adapted to a display of then surprizing rowers, tot, though as a specific in every species of Fever, they stand un rivalled;. it is in disorders of a_ putrid tendency, incicient to summer-heats and warm climates, that their salutary influ ence prevail almost beyond the -limits of belief : trey not only check putrescence in every stage, tint recal vital power even _in the Moment of expected dissolution 1 by supiiorting insensible perspiration, they remove' obstructions in the system produaive of Scurvy, Gout, - Rheumatism,- with va irious other Complaints : in the Asthma, Cblds, Coughs,• a'-,di beginning Consumptions, they will be found tiptailly be neficial- The Family Bottle, 2As. (Duty included) is only to be had at the Doctor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are deliver ed gratis, and orders for exportatiod executed. Sold in smaller Bottles at:-ils.• and 2s. 9d.. wholesale and retail, by Bacon and Co. 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