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'~~;. '~= gr ir(L ~~:~ .. NU.., ER „93 fl -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. The Last NLhr of performing till the Holidays . . Mt). , 10KitOW r.,%fIi , NING, M arc h 24, 1864, wilF he performed THE SOLDIER', DAUGHTER. The Characters by, Mr: DOW - FA , N, Mr. BANNISTER„, jun. Mr POtV ELL, Mr. POPE, Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. COLLINS,. Mr CAULFIELD, Mr. CHATTERLY. lORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG,. Miss H. KELLY, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS. The Epilogue to be spoken by M-rs. JORDAN. wrrn THE COUN I'ERFEIT. On Easter Monday. April 2, and positively during the raster we,:k only, will be performed Pantomime, called Love and Magic, or Harlequin's Holiday, previous to Which the "Fragedy of George Barnwell. n Tuesday the comedy of The Country Girl. On Wednesdry, The Wife of Two Husbands. On Thursday and Friday, The Soldiers Daughter. Anil on Saturday, a new Comedy, in live Ads, never per. Sailor'shter. AMTo BREWERS, DISTILLERS, Are. .- PONTIFEX, E. GOLDWIN and Ca. v • Coppersmiths and Founders, take the opportunity, at this season ot returnin, their grateful Thanks to their numerous mends, and the'Public, fur their liberal patronage for sixteen years, anti earnestly solicit a continuance of their favours, and flitter themselves, that from the experience they have had, and the attention given to ever part of their Concerns,.eilables them to otter the Public every article of their Manuradory equal, if not superi or , to any oth er H ous e , and on low er terms. . - W. P. b egs to recommend to Brewers and Distillers his Patent 'Still s and Coppers. N. B. Several large Brewing Coppers, Stills, Sugar-pans, Sec. Second-hand Coppers, Stills, Cocks, Pumps, Pi s, Cranes, Cans, Worms, Bolts, Sheething and Engravi .Plate s of all kinds manufattured, Buildings covered, a;:a pt .. lien sent to' any part to do Repairs, Ste. at their Works, No. 46, 47, and 48, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, .and No . . § B , lioundsditch, London. TH E or • I FA- E\N---- ; T3EDs I —:- ri.:ADS,r 1 igtna ,A, Ill,.1)':, and CHAT R BEDS, with very considerable SOFA 1 niProvement% by Ni 0 11j; A N and SAN DE kS, Inventors of their nuicii adalireki 1 %IP ERIAL DINING TABLES, and l'orn,nle. ebias, and Nlantaladurers in general of Mb em Upholstery and Cahinet:F urniture. A very large Stock 6it eve,-' A ri:Cle m the ahave•branehts, is always• ready for inspe,:ti , a, ,or the. turniAing.Houses complete in the First. Style of asnitili, .and \\Pal-ranted 'of the best Workmanship, and clitn‘cet Materiars. . L re‘:aiii rner...p.ost .Beds and Bedding complete, with new iks.giietl Window Curtains, Patent , MuSqnito Nie Beds, par ticularly portable for 'all Foreii. , ,n Climates; by Morgan uad • Sa•nie rs, Furnishing 'U pholsterers and Cabinet . Manufactu rers, No, i 6 and r], Catherine -street, Strand.. PleaSe to ob se„.„.. N o, i i, an d 1 7 has . no connexion whatever with aivi ~:Other Warehouse in I ,ttria6U. ' icric' Army and N4vy Equipage of every description, on improved ,10 .5, very iv , rih1e....,.. . ~....L., -ine,z3a 01 4-67171 04, --- 'THE LAST LOTTERy BEGINTs DRAW. I NG. 111 °' of Pfize s• SCHEME. 2 vai, of each. Total Valtie. of k zo,ooo are ,C.40,ep00 2 ro,ooo - 21,000 3 - S;Goo - ii3OoO 4 - - Z.OOO - 8,000 • 'lz o. ',ova - tz.ooo , ..... 1.3 4 SO, 6 .5 0 0 10 - 2"le 4. 4.gc.00 Sp -. 100 +•• 5,000 Ic .6 SO ... 5,000 7,35 • ' ill . 4 ',MO ,_____ _.... ...........----... 30,000 Tickets ir.2b2ai,D • . Part of the tipitats. Tirst.d raWn Ticket First Day . t.t,000 . • Firssf,drawn Ticket Seventh Day . a. 4'.20,,00..) First4lrawn Ninth Day - - - • ' SoiA, 'VICK ETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRLSENT PRICE. .. . ii•cket - - -•-. - 4717 I° es Half - la o tr Eighth -' - 2. 6 'ft V. irnttr --4 It .'ks Sixteenth . '.. 3 ***Tickets and Shatts will.gradnaily rise until the Drawing. Tilt RD LOTTEkY for ItBo3, begii,s-Drawitg z3<l , c: , 4. • , . . 'THE TICKETS and • SHARES for the :above Lottery are now on sale at Mess. RAZ:\ RD, BURNE and ,Co.'s State Lottary Oillilv, No. 93, under the Royal E)51,(2,.4.nge, t:ondurb, and a;o whete else on their account., s . . t.,6,3n0t. ft , eil,e consists of two Prizes of 20,001. • two..of n 'tte of so‘ool. four of zoool. twelve of toool. thir 'teen of ;Dol. • ..vventy of zool. fifty of tool &c tee fife 14 umber orriakets 30, and th ••*1. 1 le *** All Shares sold Z%isolliceel°:7 t ' 1. ; z en -12; Lai .e oe: obi:; to Ad of Parliament, and also wlilthbetheat-ro% and 'round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery °Wee. Letters, post-Paid) 'duly answered. N. B. In the Lie Lottery, No 16 - 2 t - zo 0001. was sold in Whole Ticket, at the above odioe, and N'o, LISS, 2,30001. and No. 53 t 9, to,oool. both in Shares. .. . . n'' C...untrY Orders, accompanied with short-datedßills Oh Lond-on, Post-office Orders, or Cash in Parcel bn' Coach pr Carrier, pundually attended to; andiCorrespondents miky. tepeodon bin treated exactly on the same Terms as irpre,- isent . OAK aud.Astt "TIMBER •iri E AST 110 ItNDEN, • 0 STOCK, and D ANBURY, ESSEX,. O 1)t. SOLD Nltte i - lu‘nlred :Ind T went y - .11 ree A K T it El: S Su Sundry ASH, in sev e r a l W oods a nd C oppices i n the above Pariines vlo.ry-trticular an,•t C , ,nd t !ions of‘ Sale, and for view: of n t'ilecroimc'i)t...tri, aitlry tsoreNnitr:volodonit l i f r k t v i s c e u v i , a rust mth.etvGarieenso bliaun,t or A1.,,5,r; ‘ ' 'r. ' and J. Illa,k, !Middle Temple Hall Staircase, and of 4.1-r Groom, No. to, Lincoln's-inn -fields,. London. J s _, R INGIB A L-------7'TTZsnut pleasant and effect "‘3li---'S---7-111.'(3)al ReineCiy ° l f Or Coughs, and Di,or,ers of the I.tins.. By their sheathing quality they C a 'o re lds a , quickly remove Catarrhs, or tr , niblesorne tickling Con4hs i and -agora gr,:at relief ni Sore Throat's, Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic COmplaiiits. . . • "Sold by A ppointmen t of the Proyrktor, in Boxes, price is. i icl • e. , cll, duty ir.cluclect, tv .NA r. Newbery, No , 4S, S t • *Paul's.; Mr. Caitlin, No. 42, Cornllill ; Mr. Tuts, at the RoY4I Exchange; Messrs. tlayley and Blew , Cocksptir t ; Mr. Wade, Old Bond-51feet ; Mr. jeboult, No. ico, and Mr. P•dAing, No. i 6, O xford -street ; Mr. Ward, No. 3 2 4 1-1 ,.........._ 01b0r it ; and Mr. Clarke, No. 269, Borough. ._.......,___- - \ ) ATI I i I tlifh,.ence, ard a 1 r(, per value of üblic V opini on , we waited a decision which should es p tablish thcrne irof what we sist : offered for it s approbation. We never in don its excellence, till the Public applauded,-and sought for it, that was the moment when its virtues sprfatt it abroad, nt:l numbars testified their thanks for its sanative qualities in Setif vy, Scrophula, Gout, &c. Men highly celebrated for their talcnt-s, bLtii as scholars and chemists, employed themselveS ill Lnaly zing a•rnedicine which veal spreading-its notoriety. The consequence of their :reset:itches was, tt enhanced the 3ral the late oc. o t the medicine ; and t o preserve it genuine. ti the pub- H, F. Sr ics aux 7. P roprietor of the Antiscorbutic tiroos, procured the Kit . g's Royal Letters Patent,. which, by ' 'bc4-ItiA that title on the' bottle. bill, mitt wrapper, effettually distnigitis%s it. from all iolit..ttions. Fur its powerful-effects in Set vy, Scrophula, &c. See Spilsburyts Treatise on SL'it. &c. st)lti at the Dispeniary, 'Soho -square,. London, as ;vcll as the Drops, in bottles of ss. 6d. ; los: ; and ii• 26. tciL with a ulack stamp affixed to cacti bottle, niarlced ` , ..,itis:ntry and Co. NO, 15, Soho-scitrarc" . . E RIDtl Y, M PATRIOTIC FUND, • • Ltoin's ' March 6, 1804. At a GENERAL MEETING of rile COMMITTEE, held Thii. Day, J. J.'ANGERSTEIN, Esq. in the Chair; RESOLVED, Tl -- 1 A the following ADDRESS to t h e PUB LI C he inserted in the Daily Papers . At this eventtul conjundure, when the eyes of Europe, and of the whole Civilized World, are fixed upon the Contest which our haughty Foe has provoked, by adding Insult to Aggression, every other feeling gives wry to preparations fur the Conunon Defence, or patriotic efforts in the Common Cause. What can so invigorate the spirit, and nerve the ann of the brave man, as the assurance, that, should he.fall, those who are dear to him will be remembered by a grateful country : that, should he survive, she will pour the balm of consolation into his wounds, and crown his heroic deeds with marks of honourable distindion or liberal reward. Let all then come forward, who have not yet subscribed to these patriotic purposes : that, looking back hereafter on the issue of the now impending conflict, which (by the divine ,bless ing) will form the proudest. page in British History, they, may be able to say " We too contributed in the cause of our Country." • The proceedings of the Committee being too extensive for Advertisement, arc printing a form suitable to circulation throughout the Navy and Army, and as a durable memorial of the • gallant atchievements they commemorate. 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Printed Lis:.: of ;be Lott Will be,deavered to inch Persons as 41,6 , for user, at the Office of Ordnance in the. Tower. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW Secial.py. OFFICE OF ORDNANCe, , - - . . _ ` Nareb 12, 14504. THE PRI Nel PAL OFFICERS' „ of 11I)' :1- yes - rrs ORDNANCE, rlo *Zertby Sire Tba Proptrais quiet di received at tbelo Office, St. • AL:, t- "rte', iVestinimiter, on or before 37ondqy the 9i6 of 45 , -11 next, Mal such Per,l4o) as may be willinz t, t(6> • TIMBER ,znzl DE.41.-Y upon Contraa Pr the (Iraaa. , ,,e.e -, Service at Pottsrfic:zth, • , • • The ToTy. : .alia:.condition,E of the Caltra<F: may be km,zinz ukm al s Plu'at4l at the o.l.l.lanct-Oifice , at Pprt.onoutl), and aho at 4;,e Secret-ivy's Office ry ,sf. illargaret'sr.Ltreit,,,any day bet.a.een'il.k. .hours . f Ten an.l Fur a'aork, tubrre the Prop:l4lr ate to be.ife livered, .seated up, ,and marke,l on the.,lllt4ide,.." Proposals tOr the Supply of Fir Timbevand - Dels for tho Ordnance S: rvice at 'Portsmouth ;" but no ,Proposal ran be admitted after the sail gth of April next. Bj Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. • LETTERS FROM A GENERAL OFFICER TO HIS. ,SON ON-ENTERING THE ARMY. This Day vitas publish&l, in Two'tlegant Vol:nines, Foolscap Odavo 'price Half-a-Guinea in- boards, 71"IriE MTLITARY MENTOR'; being a SE RI-ES of LETTERS recently written by , a GENERA OFFICER to is SON onitis ENTERING the ARMY "comprising a Coarse of Elegant Instruclion, calculated to finite in the s'i;n_: erson the 'Claractrs and Accomplish ments of tlieGenteman and the Soldier, iiiiistrated:l)y,nurne rous Examples and Anecdotes - from Ancient and Modern History. Published by-Permission. The Subjeas of these invaluable and elegant Letters are , Health and Bodily Strength, Anger, . • • , Bravery and Courage, Falsehood, . . Greatness of Soul, , • . Pride. and Vanity`, • --' '. .. Loye of our Country, • frue and False 'Glory, • Firmness of Kind, , Duelling, • I ntrepidity,- - , The I?assions, • , . Discipline., . Coming, "- ' -• , -'• -• Humanity, . • Drinking, ... '' : • . - Modesty , • Love, . , Prudence, - •• F riendship, Secrecy, - . Science of War, Foresight, — -- • —— ' . 4- Taatar " ' 47— ' - .. -• G uides ~ Spies, and Deserters, Acqiiirtijg the Art of War, Councils of War, • Geolrutry, Geography, and Daring Aaions, . Design, Confidence of the Soldiers, The Languagps, • . -Means tdf Insuring their Cou. History, ' rage, .---•-• • 'Military Studies, - Distrust, The-Coup d'CEil, Honour, s - Reaciaig, , Fake Honour, -' Qa.itie.'4.41,..... SF a .(7.,.,,a— , / Dia..acihni, istt:lki.;, - & - ci; Raillery and Slander, . With a Table of Contents; arid an Index to the Exam. ples, Anecdotes, and principal Siibjeds. • , . Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard; and to be had of all Booksellers in the British Dii. minions. • .. DR. ARNOLD'S ORIGINAL %SS. TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION, By Mt. CHRIS fIE, r. At the great Room in Yalu Mail, On WEDNESDAY, the 23th inn: at Twelve o'C:ock,— By ORDLit of the ADMINISTRATRIX, mENVALIi ABL.:, COPY . RIGHT• in and to ALL the tiirllLKTo uslpt.l44lsHED WORKS oftiie lg,: SAMTJiL ARNOLD, Szc: Consisting of 'Oratorios in 6core and Parts, Cathedral Mu sic Servic;.s,. Au.thenii, Zzc, Operas, Burtettas, Cantatas, (=keg, - • Siciace and .acknowledged Taste of this celebrated c:.oinp9serf will sitiliciently so valuable an As. se,mblfge,of Original MSS, ,to t=ie attention of the. Aina . teurs'and Musical Professors. Also, a CAPITAL BARREL ,ORGAN, of the finest tone, iviat a 'double-barreled one playing (spirally) 'jig Folio, or Corela; the other a,,lavted w:tit favourite Airs ; ancl. 1.7 Iree,',Planh Fortes, by LoniFrian, riroderip, and Garaa atid.tWO Harp.sichords, by kirckinarr. • - . • May be viewed To-morroW , and Monday preceding the sale, when,Catalogues may be had., , CAPITAL Nivvy TIMBER.' -" mONTGONIERY'sin RE. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, At the Oak. nry, at Welsh Pool, on Tuesday . the r7th Day of ApriLnext, between the,-Intirs - t)1 Three and Six in. tile - Attanoort; s.uhjed to stli:.'n Conditions as shag be then pro, • •duced, the following:Lots- of Timo&, all scribe mt . .a.::d 211t1 ilUnlbacti,. viz, • • , ONE Hundred and :Thirty-four Oak ;b-r Tree', now standing•on Vaynor Park Lot 2. One Hundred and Forty-five Oak Timber 'Trees - , and'ending with No. 279, now stand ing on •Vaynqr Park and Demeane. • Lot 3. Vifty. ! seven Oak Timber Trees, now standing . oh Frbnfraith, part of Vaynor Demesne. - Lot 4. Thirty-fout% Oak Timber Trees, viz z 9, now standing in Cortield!s Wood in the tenure of Francis 0 , •-ri ; and 5, now standingmn r Cynyneoed:Coppiee, in the tenure of john Pierce. . . Lot S. Twenty-one Oak Timber Tr i's, viz - 4, now stand ing on Lauds called C. oabychan, isart . , l.4 Vaynor Deiii( , ane and k 7„. now standing in All! Wood and Lands adjoiuiuk, iii the tenure of Thomas 'tones and E van Edwards. Lot 6. One, -- Hundred and Nine Oak Timber Trees, now standing on a Farm called New. House and &Mum Wood; in the teoute of lohn. Evans. Lot 7. Filty Oak Timber Trees, now standing in the Bed durn Wood, in the tenure of fohn Ambrose. • Lot& Clue Hundred and Twenty Oak Timber Trees, wiz, 17 now standing un a Farm called Plas• duppa, in the tenure of bohn Davis ; and 103 nOw standing on a Farm called Coed tafol, in the tenure of George Newell. All the above Lots are situate in the Parish of Berriew, near Welsh. Pool, on- good. Ground for converting, and close to Turnpike Roads. - Those in Vaynor 'Park and Detheine are within a quarter of a mile of the Montgimneryshire•Canal; and the moat distant Farm not more than one mile and a half from the said Canal at Garthmill, and. about eight miles from Poo! Quay, where the Severn:is The Trees, in some of the Lots, are of very considerable Dimensions, calculated for the largest piirpo.,as of Navy,; such as Stern-pests, 'Ulm - Pieces,. Upper Pieces of Stem, Keelsons, Floors, Transoms, Beams, Knee-pieces, and Thick Stuff; for First-rate Men of War, or any other pur poses for which large Timber is - required. There are also, in the other Lots, Trees convenable' to frame Timber and Plank, and the whole is well deserving ,the attention of Persons in want of. Timber of such large - Dimension. - . Further particulars may be had of Mr. Thomas ]ones, Penbryn, near Montgomery ; or of Mr. Goat Golia, neat Welsh POOL This Dav was published, price zs. THE COUNTERFEIT; a Farce, in. Two Atls. By 'ANDREW FRANKLIN,' Anthor of the Egyptian 1 estival, Wandering Jew, &v. &c. Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row. 0 f whom may be had, lately published, r. The Wife of Two Husbands, by Mr. Cobb," price zs. 6d. 2. The caravan, by. Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Reeve, price is. 6d. 3. A House to be Sold, by Mr. Cobb, price as.