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[PRICE SixPEli'CL.,, - . • - • , THURSDAY, • A , P R I.L 5 , B:a4. „a,..k_rßE_Roy„,Ru.Ry_LA N E.,..,.,.. ,v.,.„46, „. '.iii'n'a 6'i ,ina,(4) .'"• '' ' '' . • wilt Ise presented THE SOLDIEI:', DAUGEITER. • ' The. Chariders by j 1. '. Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, t;pf . • Mr. POWELL, Mr. POPE, Mr.. RUSSELL, Mr. COLLINS, •-' ~ Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr, CHATTERLY. Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG, . Mrs.,' .. Miss H. KEIT.I.Y, Mrs. SPARKS, SCOT- Me Epilogue to b , Mrs. MADDOCKS. espoken by Mrs. JORDAN. WI-Tti L' • . 'LOVE AND MAGIC. . ~ With New, Scenery, AND MAGIC, 'Dresses, and• Decorations: :TheN E Sc VERTVRE and SONGS coinposed by Mr. SHAW. The Pantomime Tunes seleCted by Mr. BYRNE, ' And accompanied on the•Harlequi tarp by Mr. W E I PART. N E - Mago (the MagiCianKl,r. BY It Mr. PURSER ; • . T Pantaloon, Mr. MA LE :- ycho (the Clown), Mr. GRIMALDI; ' Columbine Miss B. MENAGE ; • The. Sprite,. Miss TYRE R ; .Pantalina, Mrs. BROOKER ; Vrsula (tub Dwarf), Master TOKEL EY ; Venus, 14_is-•_s- HICKS ; ~ The G races, Miis 131USTOW, Miss WATSON; and 'VII” BOYCE:, Cupid, Miss CQQDWN; • - ' ' • 1-IYrocn..Miss SAUNDERS. . The Pantomime of Love and Magic will be rePresserited during this weeksonl •Y. - • • Oh Saturday, 'a new Co fprnled, called The Sailor's m auihter. may' in Five Ass, n M D Grmid Sped never per- Q Monday, April 9th, will be performed, -42 d time, the T Bth tacle of CinderellO, or The. Little Glass Slipper. Me on he Night of the ne Farce of The Counterfeit, will pTuesda new Farce April to. .. A ntw Middle Dish Farce, in Two Ads, never performed, milled tiOra at this 7 c , or The Irishman in Turkey, is in PrePara- Theatre. ----. 7 • T k IE ATRE-ROYAL i... , COVEKT-GARD i' N • T i O-NICAROW EVENING, April 6, 1804, 'will be Pe r f orme d , THE WILL FOR THE DEED. • lir. MU NDE The Characters by' N. Mr. LEWIS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Ir. ELAN C UARD, Mr. FARLEY, Miss ... Mr. FAvicETT Mr. EMERY. The iss MARRIOT, Mrs. .DAVENPORT. to b And the rologue:e s poken by Mr. BR UNTQW. 4ilogue tube chaunted by Mr. FA.WcETT• ' • witx VALE NTINE' AND ()MON, With entirely New-Music. Scenery, Machinery, Dresses;, aria Decorations). . . The Overture, and the.whol e of the Musk, composed by The Adion, & c. of theMr louve Melomra'mat produced under the direction of Mr. Farley. , . Principal Charaders. , , F RENCH. Pepin .King ot.Fr4nce M CORY lienry, Mr. KLAN ERT ; Haufra ' y, IIII• ;,I CL D A L R T j3.E(NOs NT : T ‘-/alentine, Mr: FA RUt Hugo, M. BLANCHARD. t Yl :l ; la ( n ) d rs im ijn a i n ' ,.N r ir, CHA , PMAN; choristers, Messrs. Kendrick, Linton, ()dwell' re"' . . Thu Print.. t• 'Thomas, &c. ---J3 glantirle, mi l . gT, LEGER • the Empress , 11 7 A irn t e l is41 0 1 T' A S ci is u te it r a . t il ei le tlfe m Ki rs p , gi R M E rs p . E Ly t ILD K. I N ; ; Fmale Pi_ gl rim, Miss MARI YR : , .g.,.. i'gatha, Mrs. mARTyit - Ciczly, Mrs. POW r.L. S-I.I<AFNS. Til t Sorcere r Agramant:(the Green linight), Mr. 130 - LOG; The Spi r i t Paco} t, J Master MENAGE.. .- . The Piece to conclude with A GRAND PAGEANT : . ... n ~, ePresenting the Meeting of the Emperor of Constantino p o le , and the Ki ng o f F rance. The Scenery (painted by Messrs. Richards, p , hi Philli s W th e e, t Tnor Hollogan - and their Assistants), will lie rran ge d in following order ' : Stiburbs and Distant View of the City of Orleans, Phil - lip ; 1 ntcrior, of a Monastery, Phillips ; Palace, Hollogan ; resti et of Orleans, Richards; City Gates, Phillips . . ; Ta ., Chamber, Phillips and De Wilde ; Danquet Payi ion, HoLoga n • ;caCasde, Richards ;'Green Knight's En f-_.ripinent, Phillips Giant's Castle, Richards ; Mystic -•ernple, Whitmore ; - Hall of Chiv-Zry, Whitmore., willlhti new Romantic Win -Drama of Valentine and Orson , toe repeated every Evening till. further notice. 11,r.1 Saturday, the Tragedy of Venice Preserved. . „s4Lchose Ladies .ind Gentlemen who were disappointed of . -1 - 1 0 es for the 'Paragraph, are respeafully informed, that P .........7....____ r Ptr notice will be given of its next representation. . . . TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. f ed Ils ANIILIES in general are respeCtfully informed 9 - 1, -- - l• BlittcE ' • III'ER`IOR SS and. Son's G E NW NE and . ESSNCE of ANC[IOVIES for FISH SAlJCE,,conti nuei to be Prepared b obtained such univer t y a the m in c p,le same ears past. acqaui rePdi)sri74ati I-1 The long justly many lthat Article is fully far m y anncr that has confirtned ill the optn6r i of thieeCountry at large; 'and trf Pier sons resident in all. parts of tee World test of trial, ranks it in the sitita,tiosn it now maintains.. ' , • The generai utility ot 'NJ r --: ....LI R ESSENCE hf NCHO— and having stood the VIES and other RICH SAUCES for. FISH, them, from the numerous Aditertisements daqY appearing, to catition -Families,, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is &c..induces to. be had of their G enuine,•but at their Warehouse as under. e - Every other Article in the Oil. Trade for family use, of th best quality. . Warehouse, No. 107, corner of SayoY Stec% Strand, London. • ' ............____ E Original PATENT BEDSTEADS SOFA BEDS, and CHAIR BEDS, with yery considerable fraProvements, by MORGAN' and S.A.NDEkS Inventors eltheir Much admired IMPERIAL DINING TABLES, and Portable Chairs,. and Manufacturers in general of Mo der Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock every Article in the above branches, is .always ready for ,!IsPedion, for the furnishing Houses complete in the First ‘3tyle.of Fashion, and warranted of the best Workmanship, and choicest Materials. Elegant Four post Beds and Bedding complete, with new Resigned Window C urtains, Patent M usqu i to Net Beds, par ticularly portable for all Foreign Climates , . by Morgan an d inders, Furnishing Uphol sterers and Cabinet Manitladu lets, No. 1 6 and 17, Catherine -sheet, Strand. Pl ease to o b - Serve Ner. 16 an d 17 has no connexion whatever with any other Warehoiise in -London. • - trin Ay and N avy E quipage of every description, on improved ci rmples, very -portable. TAROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. HE original Inventor of, this Prep arat i on (M r. Henry, of Manchester, who first offered: the Aromatic, 6 pirit of Vi negar for general Sale about fifteen ye ars ago) finds it necessary to caution the Public against the variety of spu !iouslmitatiens, which are sold, under that Name, by Drug gists and Perfumers, through Out the Nlettopolis, and in Country Towns. The- more etre - aim-11y to guard igainst Inat Vosition; the Purchasers of the Aromatic Vinegar are re- Cikisted : to observe, that on thestamp of each Bottle are en_ raved (by permission) the words .• Thottis and William tinry, Manchester," to couriterfeitwh.teh is a tapitalle- I ° Y and that MisSrs: BayLy and Mew, Co'eliSpur--street, yvlieCharing.cross, are- the. otrly ap [minted Venderi in_ London, re the Aromatic V itiegar in v. i be had, „Wholesale and Re t_iitil!- in Bottles at is. 9d, e:kh ; also 'Heirr . I .s Calcined Mag i es,a;,in Bottle* u utits included,, is.-o . , as.lici."Ami, ts .6ti . .. - each ,t Stamp - . FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. BISH pays the full Money tor,all outstanding 1 • Prizes frOin 20,0001. to aol. and continues to sell Tickets and Shares for the present Lottery, which begins Prawn); the zjri of this Month., Schemes gratis. to he had at both his Old'established Of fices, No. 4, CORNHLLL,and No. 9, CHARIN(;-CROSS. LAST= STATE LOTTERY for t 803.. C WIFT and No. ts, Poultry, have 'ph sale L. 3 TICKETS and SHARES of the above Lottery, to be gin Dr.►iving °tithe 23d of the present Month. The follow ing Capital Prizes of the Lotteries inand'fbethe year 'lBO3, were sold and registered at this Office v viz. No. 226, 'a Prizeof Z.. fO,OOO in Shares'. • 1 .,59 , 11 - 5900 Shares:, 20,430, - 5000 Ticket. - - • 5000 Shares. •• • 4t, 6 9 6 - - 2009_ Shares. - And othcrs ;;Tioool. &c. &c. &c. • 5P:C.11 , 16, cr .APRIL LOTTERY. " Past. Winter's gloom, the renew'd year " Soo feels Spring's animating pOwert " Thus speedy yields the gloom of care, 44 When Fortune sends her golden 'showers." ct POPE r , ...cpealullii infOrnis his Friends and the PubliC; . - that the Drawing ihe: , Lottery i$ at hand namely, the 23d of this Month, when the • First-drawn Ticket A will be entitled to roool. On the merits . of 'the Scheme, he' forbears to animadvert, and contents himself with soliciting a continuance of those faVeurS he had the liOriour to experience from Friends ingeneral, his Masonic Brethren in partial- I4r, and the liberal Public at large. , . CAPITAL PRIZES, _ _ Sold,'Shared, or Registered in the precedin_g - Sixteen Lotteries, at his " Fortunate" Lottery Office; Na. tz , corner of the Royal Exchange, elos to the Bank of Englund, viz. Prizes of ,Czo,ooo I 13 Prizes of ,Ctooo 4 - 7 prizes of • to,ooo ,21 Prizes of• loNo 9 Prizes of loco 3o Prizes of coo, Szc. 5. Porr - appeals tO thoseyvho have p.urchased Tieketsior Shares in the last two or three Lotteries, at Offices to which, from custom or • prejudicelhey were long attached, whether their success was not infinitely below their expectation ? of in plain English,whether they did not severely feel the frown§ or Fortune, •by a succession of Blanks? . The suggestion,,,there fore, of trying the Chance of Pdpe"s' Office; Royal Lxehange, niust appear extremely reasonable. , • e , , , 1.1 LW 10f. 693, begins Drawing z3d 1804. THE TICKETS :old SHARES - for tile above ' Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BU R and Cot's State 'Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else un their account.. The Scheme consists of two Prizes of 220031. two, of to,oool. three of spool. four of 2oaol. twelve ut . .itcol. thir teen of szol. twenty of tool. titty of 'col. &c. w.. ; the Numherot Tickets 30,000, and'the lowest Pelle 201. *** All Shares sold at this OltiLe will be stamped agree able to AEr or Parliament, and also with the Crowh, and round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, post-paid, duly answered. N. 13. In the l'ate Lottery. No. 7622, 20,0001. was sold in , a whole Ticket, at the above Office, and No. 8;88, 29,c00i. and. No. 53;0, ro,000l: both in Shares. 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