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ft . k-t!pm,- ' ft^ Ak .%V.I4gf* AP I 4 4P 1 ';' ,1 ' 41. 4*i ) ;' 44;. 1 ,0 • A:, 13, ct'Si / • 4. 7 / •, \e`T4 l, T.ll '7 7/ , '4l l I ) 141/442ER 3 -725•) THEATRE-ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. Cr MONDAY NEXT, January 9, 1804, •' • will be. presented,- • " THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. 13ANNIStER, ;us. Sir Brilliant Fashion. Mr4IIOIS3ECL ; . Lovemore, Mr. WROUGHTON ; : :William; Mr:.ini.CAMPi- , • The Widow 13el . mont, Mrs. 'UR!? AN ; Mrs. Lovemore,•Mi's.'YOUN•C ; Lady Constant, 1\44 . 3. MELLON ; Muslin, M 1 POP E: • w crtt CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE - 'CLASS-SLIPPER. Produced under the .Diredion ,of. Mr. Bya x. The Principal CharAers by Mr. BYRNE i Mr. GRIAIALITh Master BYRNE, Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss T Y RE R, Miss B. MENAGE, Miss BRISTOW. Tlie Overture, Songs, and Chorusses, entirely new, compos- With entirely new Scenery, designed and executed by Mr. GREENWOOD: Kr .d new. M ac hi nery and Decorations, under the direction of * Mr. lOHNSTON. C inderella, or The Little,lC lass Slipper, having been again received throughout with the most unnounclecl and rtni. versa' applause, by a Very:brilliant and overflowing audience, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. On Tuesday, The Wife of Two Husbands. JOn Wednesday, The Beaux Stratageut ; Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. ordan. On Thursday, The Haunted Tower ; the Part of Lord William by a Gentleman (being his first Appearance on any Stage.) 'ln Friday, the Comedy of 411 in the Wrong; Belinda, Mrs. Jordan. _ The P u bli c are respeafully informed, t hat d ue not i ce w ill be given of the next representation of the last new popular Romance of The Caravan. A new Comedy; in Five Aas, called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is in preparation, and will be produced as soon as possible. T HEATRE-ROYAT„ COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, January 9, 18 04. , will he reviv e d, w ith Al tera tio ns , t h e S econ d P art of KING HENRY 'I HE" King Henry the Fourth, Mr. KEMBLE ; Henry, Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Prince Thomas, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Prince Joh n , M r. BR UNTON; • Prince Humphrey, Mr. MENAGE ; Archbishop of York, Mr. CORY ,• Earl of Westmoreland, Mr. H. SI DDONS ; Lord Chief Justice, Mr. MURRAY ; . Sir John Falstaff; Mr. COOKE ; Poins, Mr. FAR LEY - justice Shallow, Mr.. MUN h EN ; • • lustice Silence, Mr. EMERY • Zarcioliab, Mr. DAVENPORT' ; • " Pistol, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Feeble, Mr. SIMMONS . Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. DAV ENPORT; Tearsheet, -Mrs. BEVERLY. WIT H HARLEQUIN's RACES ; Or, TIME BEATS A LL ; With new Scenery, Machinery, , Dresses, and Decorations. the Overture and Music entirely new, and composed by Mr. DAVY. Principal Pantomime Charaaers by Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Mr. KLANERT, „Master MENAGF., Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. DUBOIS, (with a Song). Miss WIiEATL Y. With a PAS SEUL ;: . ,y Miss 11. BOLOGNA, Principal Vocal Charaaers by - Mr. BLANCHARD, • Mr. tMr. BYRNE. Mrs. BRAMWELL, Miss MARTYR. Some favourite Pieces of Scenic Machinery from Harlequin Oberon, and other p'opular Entertainments. On Tuesday, The English Fleet, with Raising the Wind.. Mrs. Siddons being recovered from her late indisposition, on Wednesday will beaded the Tragedy of Jane Shore, with. Earlequin's'Races. ..• On Thursday, the new Opera of The English Fleet. On Friday,. .the Tragedy of Othello • Othello, Mr.: Xemble ; - •Iago, Mr. Ccok e ; Desde mona, ' Mrs. Siddons. VOCAL CONCERTS, 1804. MNEW ,ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. i ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and GREATOREX, most respeelfully announce, thaf the CONCERTS will commence at the above Rooms, early in February, and that Mrs. BI LLING TON is engaged for the whole Season.- A complete List of the principal Vocal and Instrumental Performers will be duly published. The Managers most respedfully requeSt that the Nobility, a nd Gentry, Subscribers o f l ast year, w h o have not already sent in their names, will have the good ness to signify their inten tions to Mr. Birettall, No. 133, New Bond-street. -or /9 the Managers, on or before the 2itil of this instant Inaltai3', V ie r that day, should an vacancies" occur, they will' be • (-11 1 ) from the new List,- according, to the priority, of - ap 7 plication. T r n ns af Subscription Four Guineas for Nine Concerts. Tickett to be transferrable in families, Ladies' to Lad:es, and Gentlemen' Gentlemqn i Gentlemen, not of the same family, may, btentering their or two Ladies, or two names tespeaively at the ti me o f subscribipg, transfer their Tickets to-each other. But it is the determination of the Alanagers on no account to admit any Ticket that has been in the hands or a Dealer, for'obvititts reasons ; and they flatter themselves that their condu& in this respect has hitherto re; ceived the approbation of the Nobility and Gentry who hoi Stour this undertaking with their patronage. NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS and SHOES. • EDWARD MO GGRII)GE, No. 44, Ludga te' ate ' hill, London, begs leave to intbrm.his Friends and the Public in general, that a f ter many yeari attention and expe rience, he has to otter them HOOTS and SILO ES ? %VA T Eit- Imo° F, with perfect} Confidence of th e ir being pe far surior to any ever made. H e ma k es the lightestdress Shoes and Boots Water -proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He re mmends th em on shooting excursions, as no water can pe netrate. Lik ew i se h is New-inventedS Ei'o o T i NG BOOTS. t w ea k t e r prepar e d i n this way, has the advantage' of lasting articl e s ' Jong as Le a th er d ressed in the common way. An attention o s t !' c i , general utility will no doubt ' attra el th e Value for thei.r'ie Public, and induce those who have a real He has no conni e zlth to apply at. his Manulaty o )n, ci a on s above. E. M. will tha°4 with any other douse V' those of his Friends, and the Public, Who may favour lii rn „' • -- prize him as lth their orrs, to ap earl} as possible as it will him t executetheirCoin. mantis withoutd'isappointnenuable 0. N. B. A large assortment '(itoots and Shbes; 'Waterproof and ot herwise, constantly kept for the East and West India Trade. Merchants and C aptainstreated with, . ' liberally OLD BURLINGTON-STREET. T° Br LETT, for tnntThree Months certain, and Tamil nw ready for the iediate, reception- of a Genteel y, a Neat HOUSE and Premises, complete:,}' FU R NIS I I Ell, and in perfect order, now in the occupation of the Owner, a reSpectable Family, who isgoing into the Country for that time. The HouSe contains a pleasing Entrance Ha,4l, li I3reakfast Parlour, a Double Drawing•-room, and a Lady's Dressing-room adjoining, on the First Floor; a commodious Bed, room in front, and two backwards, on the Second. Floor ; with suitable Bed- rooms for Servants, togetlwr with all proper Offices and Con ven i enc e s. The Apartments are airy, and fitted up in a style of neatness, and has not been usually lett. Iklay be viewed by. Tickets ; and further particulars by appli carton to Mr. Kimberley, No. 160 Piccadilly.' ..• N.B. All Letters, post-paid, will be duly attended to , and cane but Principals need app y, - , GREAT VARIETY, and a most CURIOUS EXHIBI TION of HYDRAULICS. - ROYALTY THEATRE, WELLS-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS. ON MONDAY NEXT,' January 9, 18o+, will be presented, pnsitively only for Six Nights, .the Grand Historical Spectacle of FAIR ROSAMOND ; Or, WOODSTOCK BOWER. Principal Charaders by Mr. and Mrs. ASTLEY. Never pertOrmed here, _an Indian Ballet of Adion, called Z ELICO ; Or, THE RIVAL MEXICANS. Signior BEr..zoNr will, .for the first time, exhibit his curi ous Exhibition of Hydraulics, called FIRE AND W ATER. In the course of the Evening, a Variety of NEW SONGS. To conclude with, first time, a Comic Pantomime, called THE WEIRD SISTERS; ... • Or, HARLEQUIN IN DESPAIR. Box 4s. Second Price xs.—Pit zs. Second Price ts.—First Gallery is. Second Price 6d. —Upp e r G a llery 6d. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to commence at Halt past Six precisely. Half-price at Half past Eight o'Clock. Places to be taken at the Box-Office of the Theatre from Eleven till Three o'Clock. CZ On Saturday next, Rosamond will be withdrawn, to make room for a French Historical Fad, which will be per formed oh Monday the 16th instant. VtiCCINE POCK INSTITUTION, January 3, 1304. ORDERED, TH.AT a QUARTERLY COURT be held at this Institution, on'TUESDAY, the 17th of Janu ary, at. Two 01210 A precisely ; at which time the tixing a Day for an ANNIVERSARY DINNER, will be taken into consideration. By Order, W. SANCHO, Secretary. N. B. Patients inoculated gratuitously as usual, every Tuesday and Friday at Ope o'clock. MHE Attendance of the GENTLE:VIENPLAN. TERS, and MERCHAN - CorthelSLANDot BAR BADOES, is requested at a Meeting to be held at the Lon don Tavern, on Thursday the lath instant, 'at One o'Clock precisely. STATE LOTTERY, 1803, B EGINS DRAWING the 9th of JANUARY 'BO4- SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value, 2 of ,c 2.0,000 is 4 4 0,000 2 - lo,soo - 20,000 2 5,000 io,ooo 3 2,000 . 6,0n0 6 - 2,000 6,000 10 - joo - 5,000 20 - 200' - 4, 000 • • So . Ico . 5,000 • 100 - So . 5,000 6,325 - 23 - 120,500 26,000 Tickets £227,500 ~ First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - - ,C.z0,000 Ditto Last Day Are part of the above Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES arc SELLING at EVERY ! LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE ; end the , PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. xi PRESENT 'PRICE. - Ticket . . - .. - C. 17 12 0 . Hall --- 92 o Eighth - - 27 0 l Quartet . . 4 12 0 Sextet/at/1. -.-- 1 4 0, NEXT MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEcINS DRAWING. TBISH, Contrador for the present Lottery, • respethully acquaints the Public, that the days of Drawing will be as under Tickets " tickets.' Monday January 9 z,600 Thursday January 26 2,600 Saturday Janu ar y 14 2 ,6 0 a Saturday anuary 2S 2,600 Wednesday January 18 2,600 Tuesday January 31 z,600 Saturday January 21 2,630 Thursday February z z i 6oo Tuesday January z. z,600 Skturday February 4 2,6<,0 The Drawing wilt finish each Day about half past Three o'clock, the remainder of that afternoon, and the interme hate dayswill be for the Sa le or Exchanging of Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn. Tickets and Shares are now Selling at the old Established ,Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-cross, where following Capital Prizes, in the late Lottery, were the Sold : In. Shares. 1 Whole Ticke:s. No. 3221 • X. 20.0')0 I No. 6790 - £. 1000 534 2 - .. 1000 I 2626 - - 500 And the Prizes paid on Demand. SECOND'ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for 1803, Begins Drawi n g M o nd a y, g th J anuar y, iB O .l. T FIE TICKETS are sold and divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX.. TEENTHS, l y HAZARD,.;4IURNE and - ,Co. Stock. Broker's, at their State Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their ac count. - . All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to Ad of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, " Hazard Ind Co.'s Lottery-Office."—Letters, post-paid, ouly answered, and Schemes gratis. • O Country Orders,' accompanied with short-dated Bills in London, Post-office Orders, or Cash, in parcel by coach or carrier, punaudly attended to ; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if per.. sonally present. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re: spedfully acquaint the Public, that the STATE LOTTE RY commences drawing on Monday next, the gth of January. The TICKETS and SHARES continue on Sale, in great variety of Numbers, at the Corner of Bank buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charin4-eross, London, the Licensed State Lottery Offices of RIC.:HARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. - NEXT• MONDAY, 9th JANUARY, I$L4, The Second STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing. 71 -I HE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and A—Sixteenths, are-now selling in great varkety of Num bers, and on the lowest Terms. The Money for the Pri7yes paid on demand, by HORNSBY arid Co. Stock Brokers, at their.old established State Lottery Office, (licensed pur suant to ACS of Parliament); No. 26, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London. No. 535, ,E.. 20,000, Drawn September 290, 1803, in the last Lottery, was sold in TWO EIGHTHS, and TWELVE SIXTEENTH • SHARES.' „ . No.. 26,280, ,C. to,ooa, ''' Diavviithe 28th of April, 1803„ was sold inIONE QUAR :,TER. WO EIGHTHS, and EIGHT, SIXTEENTH - SHARES. ' HORNSBY and Co. have Sold, Shared, and Registered, 2 Prizes of 30,000 19 Prizes of 5,000 - . 20,000 30 . 2,000 . z 15,000 40 - . ',coo - 10 000 73 - - ' coo Cox's Grand Diamonds,' in the Lottery 1774, and the G rand rigot Diamond, in the Lottery for igoo, were sold by Hornsby end. Co. Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. ;.All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to AR of Parliament, with the Words " State Lottery Stamp.. Bice." Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, and all kinds of Government Securities bought and ~o1(1, by Commission. . ROYAL ACADEMY, ,SOMERSET-PLACE. OTICE is hereby given, .that the EXHIBL. 1 N TION WILL OPEN on MONDAY, 36th of April next. The A rtists are desired to send in their several Performances, properly . Framed, &c. with their Descriptions, and the Names of the Portraits, for insertion in the Catalogue, on Tuesday the 3d, or Wednesday the 4th ef A pril, after which time None will be received. • • • JOHN RICHARDS. R. A. Sec. No Academician, Associate, or other Exhibitor, shall send more than Eight Pidures, nor more than Eight Drawings. N. B. No single Mini a ture can b e a ll owe d more than one inch of Framing, and when more than one arecotitalned in one Frame, - it is expeled they will be placed as close as possible. No Copies Whatever, Needle-work, Artificial Flowers, Models in coloured Wax, or any Imitation of Painting, will be received. EXHIBITIr)N. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTZACT, Or Lett for airy certain Period of Time, A N EXIIIBI lION of an ENTIRELY NOVEL KIND, now ready to Open. A'pply for particulars to A.B. No. 2.9, St. Martin's-street, Leicester-square'. • A KITCHEN GARDENER wanie,i t'or a Ea- . roily Ten Miles from Town ; tie must milk a Cow, and occasionally help in the Stable. i f Single, to live in the House; but it Married, there is an excellent Cottage at tached to the Premises. None need apply but whose Cha rader for sobriety and honesty will stand the most minute investigation. Inquireof Mr. Kimberley, No: 160, Piccadilly. THE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, very closely printed, in tzmo, • Price t2s. in boardS, IH E REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH: exhibiting the most DISTINGUISHED LIVING CHARACTERS LITERARY, MILITARY, a.d Poti- TrcAL, in the - recent Annals of the FRENCH R E PUB- L! C ; the greater part from the Original Information of A GENTLEMAN resident at Paris. These Biographical Memoirs include, among . others, the WHOLE of the CONSULAR FAMILY, vi z.-- FATHER MOTHER ' - Carlo Bonaparte, Letitia Raniolini. THEIR SONS • DAUGHTERS. Joseph Bonaparte, Madam:. Bacciochi, Napoleone Bonaparte, Madam:: Sante (.truce, • Lucien Bonaparte, Madame Murat, Lows Bonaparte, Princess Botghese, ci- Jerome Bonaparte, devaut Mad. Le Clerc MADAME BON A PART F. HER SON DAUGHTER Eugenius de Beauharnois, Fanny de Bc..!uharnois. All the Generals and Admirals commanding the Army of England; with copious Lives of MO WE A U, P 1 CH EG R U, FOUCHE, SIEYES, TALLEYRAN I), ANDREOSSY, - Including, a correct display of the singular POLICE now existing at PARIS. To which, as an Appendix, is reprinted entire, - the cele. braced Pamphlet of - "KILLING NO MURDER." Printed.for John Murray, No. 3; Fleet -street, London ; and John Harding, No. 36, St. James's-street. WALTER'S PLATES OF THE NERVES. 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Persons allowed Pension Money 4y the said late Governori Jot Hurts of any other dveriptian, will not le paid beyond the term for which their several Pension's were gentled, until they, have been examined at thin Obice, any Tuesday most convenient to themselves,' near the time appointed, for 'lira to be .received ; exf rept those transmittingCe,tincates fi OM their Captains Command r err, that they cannot be spared from dup , in His IllajesLy's Fleet, to whom P.zyment will be extended 'lwo Years; and also Pen.. slaters, who from ill it.alth or infirmiFies are unable go uppear, from whati a Certificate of the cause rj inability will be required, signed by two Surgeons and the .tlinister and Churchwardens of tie Parish in which such l'ensioners respeaivety reside. By Command of nix Direaors, . ,- • LACH. YIP LE AN, Accountant. SA 1 URDAY, JANUARY 7, 1804. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, January 6, 1804. IN Conformity to the Resolutiov of HIS M A.7ES, . TV's COMMISSIONERS f:r CONDUCTING the AF FAIRS of the ROYAL MILL I'ARY COLLEGE, that the Appointments of PROFE'S'SORS and MASTERS' shall! brde. termined b Competition of Talents, the.Gt,vernor doth.h.efeby Rive 1 4 .Notice, That add;tional Masters in tit, fillov•ing, Branches of ." Instetohn,viz. FORTIFICATION, MILIT /1141 DRAIM ING, GEOGRAPHY, and HIS andtoas:tist In teach. ing the LATIN CLASS ICS, wilt b :wanted at de Junior Department of the said College, at Great in the CounLy of Bucks, in the cow-se of !Le ensuing Ilictsth. Letters of Application are to be addressed - to the Governor of the Royal Militat) College, under rover to the Right Hon, the Secre tary at War, Tar-Office, No Pe, son will 6e approved iy the Establishment, whose Ch 4. rafter will not bear the strit7est scrutiny. A Colleeate Board of the RAJ a! ,11ilitatx College pill be &Id at Great Marlow, on raeiday the 7th of eebrzza;:y next, for the Examination of the Candidates for the ab,ve- mentioned Appoint. marts. fIOLCROFT's TRAVELS. 'This Day 'were published, In Two elegant Volumes, Quarto, ci;:corated with a great number of Vignettes, with a separite Atlas of large and splendid Engravings, representing the principal Objeits - and Buildings in Paris, price' Eight Guineas, in hoards ; or, with the Hates reduced in size, and folded in the Vo lurns, .price Five G uineas, in boards ; TR AV ELS in GERMANY, HOLLAND, FLANDERS; and FRANCE, to PARIS :vvth nu- merous particulars relative to the present State of that Ca pital; its Festivals, Literature, Charaaers, Paintings , Mu sic, Theatres, Gard.:ns, Institutions, Ar c hit e ct ure , and espe cially the Manners of the People , &c. &c. liz THOMAS ROFT. Priutrd for 71. St. Paul's Church. yam. 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